Lyons Township High School - Tabulae Yearbook (La Grange, IL)

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Sylvia Falout Pe-PPY. happy, smilinq. GGY: She's an A-lg we like them that way, Hiking 1, Home Economics club 1. 2 gwilbur Fedderke Willowly Wilbur was a wow, He won the Hobo Day prize and how! Band 2, 3, 4. Raymond Ferris He combines the manners of a marguis with the morals of a Meth- odist. Glee club l, 4: Kingsford high school, Iron Mountain, Michigang oper- etta 4. Clemwell Fletcher French club treasurer, who not only knows how to hang on to funds for a school year but also on to her man for a school career. Track 35 O,E.O. 1, 27 French club 3, 4, treasurer 4, Philo 1, 2. Mildred I-'rantzen Speaking of doubles, how would this one pass for Ginger Rogers? Peg- gy has all but the flaming red hair. Baseball 1, 2, track 1, 27 tennis 21 volleyball 1, 27 hiking lp hockey 1, 2, Class play 27 G.A.A. 1, 2, Home Eco- nomics club 1, 2, vice-president 2. Richard Gale Dramatist? Iournalist? Or Chemist? Ah, no, 'tis humorist -a snapper a minute. Cross-country 3, 4, Class play 2, 4, National Honor Society 4, Lion staff 4, editor 4, French club 3, 4, secretary 4, Playmakers 47 Stam club 25 K.Y.C. 1, 2, a l, 2. Richard Gawne Quiet but good humored, A bachelor, it is rumored. Intramural baseball 27 intramural basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Spanish club 4, Stamp club 2. Dorothy Farley Dimpled Dolly, What a lass! Friendly Fellows Won't let her pass. G.A.A. lp Philo 1, A.A.K. 3. Eleanor I-'ehrmann Cheerful Eleanor, what a gall It's great to have her for a pal. Volleyball 2, soccer 25 hockey 2, Home Economics club 1, 2. : ' I i 4 ' . ' Joe mid When Ioe toots his instrument Many anxious ears are lent. Cross-country 21 orchestra 4: man- ager 4, band 1, 2, 3, secretary-trease urer 2. Stedman Florence Could double for Valentino, but does he give them a tumble? Nevah! Cross-country lp boxing l. Hugh Frenzel For whom no problem is too diffi- cult, no theory too deep. Give him a minute and he'l1 have a solution. lane Gaston Always has something to do and mixes that something with Cl very good flute obbligato. K Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, track 1, 2, ten- nis 4y volleyball lg soccer 1, hockey 1, 27 O.E.O. 1, 2, 3, glee club 3: or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 47 operetta 35 Chemise try assistant 47 Miss Banks' assistant 4, French club 3, 4, Playmakers 4, G. A.A. 1, 2, 4, secretary 2, Philo 1, 27 Girls' league senate 47 ln and about Chicago orchestra 4. Kingsbury Gay Sells song sheets for extra cash . . . Doesn't lack that zip or dash. Spanish club 3, 4, Stamp club 2, 3. -. I ,ff kyj' y .5 4 j a 'S Z 1

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Charles Dawson The eight wonders of the world are The seven known and a Mello-Bar. Lightweight football 1, 2, 35 Stamp club 1. Dorothy Dean We wonder if she is another of the great clan playing for the Cardinals. German club 2, 3. QW' Philip De Napoli We can always find Phil in Saso's car taking in the sights of the fair village. Dorothy Dosselman Like Richard Has a lion heart, Likes school, Except the learning part. A.A.K. 3. 0 Marguerite Dunlap There's usually a date, Tho she's sometimes late For dark-eyed, dark-haired Marguerite. Tennis lg volleyball 1, basketball lp Spanish club 4, secretary 4: GJ-LA. lg Philo lg Western high school, Wash- ington, D.C., 27 Fisher high school, Miami Beach, Florida, 3. Betty Engle A child of her grandmother, Eve. Butler township high school, Penn- sylvania, l, 2, 3. Louise Essex She has the gentle manners of a lady bo rn. Iames Dawson uiet fellow around the school: At home he is a shark at pool. Republic high school, Republic, Michigan, intramural basketball. Charles De Baerdemarker Other things are but a trifle When he's fooling with a rifle. Lightweight basketball 47 baseball 3, track 4, cross-country 4, Elizabeth Dodge Mademoiselle Dodge is one of that select group who daily find time to get their French lesson. Tennis 25 soccer 1, 27 hiking 17 hock- ey l, Z, class play 47 glee club 3, 47 operetta 35 French club 4, Playrnakers 4g Philo 1, 27 Freshman Theatre co- sponsor 47 G.A.A. l. Robert Dull To don the kilt and flash the plaid, To run a race just thrills this lad. Stamp club 25 intramural basketball 1, 2. f 'Q fl ,ywf ,415 1 -,J -' 1 f,Frances Embshotf Flits about with Important air, Thinks that life's A mixed affair. Class play 31 operetta 3, Playmak- ers 3, wen high school lg Hirsch high sc ool 2. l. fi ,ti x' gi' Margaret Erickson I Her merriment shines in dimpling lines. Spanish club 4. X Helen Falout This twinkling hiker sets a brisk pace for the rest of us. Hiking 1, A.A.K. 1.

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Calvin George Arguing is his daily routine and pastime . . . he can always quote an authority for his statement. Cross country 27 National Honor so- ciety 47 class play 2, 37 debate 47 chemistry assistant 47 German club 2, 37 Playmakers 47 Hi-Y 3, 47 National Forensic league, Rank of Excellence 4. Lorenz Gerlach Has a most extraordinary method of speeding through the halls and getting high grades. German club 47 Flint Central high school, Flint, Michigan, l, 27 Boys' city college, Baltimore, Maryland, 2, 3. Edgar Gifford As a legionnaire he does his stuff, A loyal bachelor, sho' 'nuff. Lightweight football 27 heavyweight football 37 intramural basketball 2, 47 intramural baseball 2, 5 A fig? Barbara Gilmore Steady to say the least. Barb keeps them all guessing as to what comes next. Glee club 3, 47 operetta 2, 3, 47 Girl Reserves 4. Claribel Goodwin Claribel is very thorough in her attitude, and that wan smile of hers let's everyone know that she knows what she's talking about. Hiking l7 National Honor society 47 O.E.O. l, 2, 3, 47 orchestra l, 2, 37 debate 3, 47 French club 3, 47 G.A.A. l7 Philo 27 National Forensic league, Rank of Excellence 4. Robert Grady A demon with the gals and an ex- cellent actor-Evidence: the fems and class plays. Lightweight football 2, 37 lightweight basketball 37 Q-league basketball l7 class play 2, 3, 47 band l7 German club 2, 87 Playmakers 2, 3, 47 National Honor society 4. Margery Green Who chooseth me shall gain what many men desire, Glee club 47 Playmakers 47 Royce' more, Evanston l7 New Trier, Kenil- worth, 2, 3. ' R52 if 7 MJ I ' a Gerlach Elma outdoes herself on the stage, but she prefers an operatic career. lt's nice to have possibilities in more than one direction. Class play 47 debate 47 French club 47 German club 47 Playmakers 47 Flint Central high school, Flint, Michigan, l, 27 Western Girls academy, Balti' more, Maryland, 2, 3. William Gibson Here's the answer to the query, What does a typical man-about-town look like? Lightweight football 37 class play 27 glee club 47 German club 47 Play- makers 47 Stamp club 27 Hi-Y l, 2. Thurston Gilbert Thursty's all smiles during the week, but on Thursday morn when he totes Citizens, he's down in the mouth. 1 at Irene Goldsbury Rather unobtrusive, but she has a stack of her own feminine cronies. Orchestra l, 2, 3, 47 operetta 37 G. A.A. l, 2. Jack Goodwin lack would prefer a job like ringing a gong every time a century plant blooms. XA-Q lfl 51154751 Frances Gramse A trifle retiring in nature, but Frances' modesty only adds to her likableness. Soccer l7 hiking 17 hockey l. I 0, 5 Robert Grimm There can't be found a more engag- ing, more industrious, and more lik- able student than Bob Grimm, National Honor society 47 band 3, 47 operetta 27 Tab staff 4, editor 4.