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

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THELMA COOKSEY . . . This name synonymous for girls' athletics in L. T. H. S .... President of the G. A. A. her senior year, and important member for four years . . . Very ac- tive in basketball, baseball, track, volleyball, and soccer for four years . . . In hiking l, 2 and manager 2 , . . Also O. E. O, 2 and Congress 2. BERNICE CROAK . . . Has displayed her dancing ability on numerous programs . . . In the junior class play . . . Fiddled in the orchestra her sophomore year . . . Botany as- sistant 3 . . . In Freshman Theater and G. A. A, her first year and Playmakers her last . . . Firmly be- lieves that milk is a necessity of life. FRED CUSAC . . . Played the baby soprano sax in the band a couple of years ago . . . But he's better on the banjo . . . Sack , as friends know him, likes to say he's heavier than he really is . . . Has an In- dian ancestor a few generations back . . . A pretty good paper boy . . . Has a grudge against Latin teachers. ROBERT DANA . . . If saying, Lucky at cards, unlucky at love, is true, then Bob is a card shark . . . Member of Hi-Y and Spanish club senior year . . . In intramural sports first three years . . . Spends his summers away from home . . . And isn't home a great deal during school time . . . Seriously, he's a swell fellow. IANE DAVIES . . . Tall, dark, and reserved . . . At the right time . . . Member of O. E. O. freshman and sophomore years . . . And Q1 French club as a junior and senior . . . In G. A. A. her initial year Gave a famous slumber party once . . . A perfect hostess, even when she sees the chandelier fall. IOHN DEWEY . . . To know Iack is to like him . . . Manager of cage heavies 4 . . . Active in Hi-Y, four years . . . Secretary of K. Y. C. freshman year . . . Lion staff 3, Spanish club 4, and band 3, 4 . . . Played intramural basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . You've probably bought a hot- dog from him some noontime. STUDENTS IEANNE CRIST . . . In O. E. O. l, 4 and a bright pupil . . . Elected to Congress her Senior year, and in Teenya also this last year . . . Spanish club member junior and senior years . . . Was in Freshman Theater back in '33 and '34 . . . Likes social activities and would gladly take up social science work as a vocation. CHARLES CURTIS . . . Went through high school in three years . . . An ardent radio amateur . . . Can hold his own in radio talk with anyone . . . In Science club 3, and German club Z . . . Member of grid ponies' squad last two years . . . In cross country, l and intramural basket- ball, 2 . . . Nothing bashful about him. IANE CUSHING . . . President of the girls' glee club 4 . . . In both glee club and operetta l, 2, 3 . . . And In and About Chicago chorus 3, 4 . . . In G. A. A. and basketball l, hockey l, 2, 3, and bowling 4 . . . Class play 2, O. E. O. l, 2, and French club and Playmakers 3, 4 . . . In short-a busy, popular girl. KATHRYN DAUM . . . Cooked up a good time in Teenya as a senior . . . Her scholastic work speaks for itself by membership in O. E. O. and the German club . . . Possesses a tricky little smile that shows one at once that she likes a good laugh . . . Her friends claim she has a cer- tain something which makes her rating A-l. CARMELA DEL MONTE . . . A pic! turesque name, isn't it? . . . Not one to go into activities . . . But her friendly face is well known around school . . . Has a long walk to and from school . . . This little miss has a special love for any kind of skating . . . Many of her spare moments are spent dominat- ing the rinks. ROBERT DE WITT . . . Member of Hi-Y his senior year . . . And in K. Y. C. the first year he spent in L. T. H. S .... Played a clarinet in the band soph and junior stanzas . . . Out for intramural basketball three years . . . A quiet lad who seems never in a hurry and never flustered . . . Wants to be like his aviator uncle. Page I4

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IEAN CARREL . . . Active in bas- ketball, track, volleyball, and soccer her senior year . . . And in G. A. A. as a little frosh . . . She's tall now . . . And always well-dressed . . . Buzzes around in a QU Buick . . . Noted as a gracious hostess . . . One can feel at home at Iean's house . . . Favorite college-Pub due? ROBERT CARTER . . . They call this cheery fellow Moonbeam . . . Sometimes Boake . . . Ask him to tell you about Europe sometime . . . He has been there . . . Out for lightweight football as a junior . . . On Lion staff same year . . . He could be the answer to a girl's dreams, but he won't give 'em a second thought. CAROL CHRISTMAN . . . In girls' basketball 2, 4 . . . Volleyball also this last year . . . Member of the G. A. A. 3, 4 , . . Carol also has an interest in music . . . Her ambition lies in singing . . . Likes to dance very much . . . And can even play a trumpet . . . Short, blonde, and sweet . . . Brother Bill's a classmate. RAYMOND CISCO . . . Found! The fellow who works in study hall, so they say . . . Ambition is in the me- chanical engineering field unless he goes somewhere in boxing . . . Boxed a little on the school squad as a sophomore . . . And now Ray has a name for himself in the C. Y. O .... Have you ever seen his hair uncombed? VERNON CLARK . . . A fairly good fiddler, he belonged to the orchestra first, second and fourth years . . . A photographer in his spare time . . . And his tints look almost nat- ural . . . An awful questioner is he . . . And many of his interroga- tions have people puzzled . . . Found satisfaction as a Science club member. LEON COOK . . . A quiet boy only until he leaves the school building . . . Works hard at his lessons . . . Enjoys all sports . . . Was out for baseball one year . . . But hunting is his favorite . . . Don't try to tell him about birds . . . Part of a clique which revolves about Miss Trask. Page I3 HELEN CANDY . . , People like to pun about her name . . . Spent her underclassman days in Wilkins- burgh high school, Penn .... While there played volleyball and hockey . . . Also sang in glee club and was in Girl Reserves . . . Kept up the latter for a year here . . . Her cheery voice is one you won't for- get. ADELAIDE CARTER . . . Went to West Aurora high for two years . . . A bright little girl . . . Has shown she has teaching ability . . . Perhaps she'll teach some day like big sister. . . Is well known in some circles for her delicious candy and pastry . . . Weakness is little Dorothy Ann Dissinger. RICHARD CHERRY . . . Dick has tried his hand at various minor sports, among them being wrestling fsophomore yearl, tennis, and also bowling . . . He also managed the lightweight grid team his senior year . . . Member of Spanish club this last year, too... Dick is, would one say, quite a noted his- torian. WILLIAM CHRISTMAN . . . His one big field-science in all its forms . . . Chemistry especially . . . Sure knows his elements and compounds . . . A chemistry assistant this last year . . . Also a Science club mem- ber . . . Familiar with higher math, botany, and zoology . . . And an ex-radio bug . . . What else is there? LOIS CLARK . . . Quite a scholar is this little miss . . . In the O. E. O. her last year . . . And Spanish club her last two . . . Also an athlete . . . Tennis and hockey her frosh year . . . Out for volleyball as cr sophomore . . . In G. A. A. fresh- man and sophomore years . . . Also in A. A. K. her second year. SUZANNE CONRAD . . . Divided her time between soccer I, hockey l, G. A. A. l, 2, Basketball l, 4, O. E. O. l, and Freshman Theater I . . . And one must mention French club two years and the Science club her last year . . . Sue is the pro- verbial life of the party . . . That goes for in the classroom and out. ARTISTS

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CATHERINE DIEDERICH . , . Says she likes school, but never cared to enter school activities . . . Always laughing, always talking . . . The despair of study hall teachers . . . I-Ier friends call her Butts . . . She's a great tease, and her witty, sly comebacks keep you laughing . . . Her fiery temper breaks out on occasion. DOROTHY DOLAN . . . Swish might well be Dot's motto, because of her intense interest in basketball . . . In fact she does everything in the line of girls' athletics . . . G. A. A. secretary 3, and business manager 4 . . . Rates tops as a stu- dent with membership in French club, and serves as chemistry as- sistant. MILDRED EGGERT . . . This lady is one of the brain trusters who are trying to shorten their stay at El Tee by superior scholarship . . . Her friends caption her Frenchy . . . Probably because of her dark black hair, and her vivacious man- ner . . . Has a pair of snappy eyes that do things to male hearts. VELORA EXTROM . . . A whizz in shorthand and typing . . . Vtfants to be a private secretary some day . . . No reason Why she shouldn't make a good one . . . Very fond of dancing . . . And an ardent movie goer . . . Not as quiet as some peo- ple think . . . Arlene's a sympa- thetic listener . . . Always saying, Yes, I know. . LYDIA FEHRMANN . . . Popular with both girls and boys is Dolly . . . Reason-personality and beauty combined . . . A member of Teenya as a senior . . . ln Girl Reserves the year before . . . In G, A. A. first and second years . . . Played base- ball, volleyball, soccer, and track, during her freshman year . . . pas- time is giggling. MARIANNE FIELD . . . In glee club and operetta, 3, 4, and glee club librarian, 4 . . . In G. A. A. and hiking l, 2, and hockey, l . . . Two years Miss Banks' assistant... Has been in O. E. O., l, 2, Girl Re- serves, and German club . . . A mighty fine girl . . . and not ex- actly a hater of the so called stronger sex. Page l 5 MARY DI BONA . . . Came to us from McKinley high school in Chi- cago two years ago . . . McKinley's loss, our gain . . . In G. A. A. four years . . . Prefers basketball . . . In Spanish club her two years in L. T. H. S .... Once you gain her friendship she's the living definition of friend WILLIAM DILWORTI-I . . . Tell 'em I'm interested in mechanics... That sounds better than just motor- cycles, states Bill . . . Bill does know his engines from practical ex- perience . . . Finds plenty of time for attention to the fair sex . . . Comes from Lakeview, Ohio . . . Finds sleeping easy . . . in class. RACHEL EDDY . . . This curly- headed, green-eyed lass came from Berwyn to finish her senior year at El Tee Hi . . . As a freshman, Ra- chel was a member of Freshman Theater . . . Played girls' basketball and baseball during her third year, and tennis, 4 . . . Was initiated into Spanish club in her senior year. BETTY EVANS . . . Spent her first two years of high school at Green- field high school at Greenfield, In- diana . . . You can tell she's a' Hoosier by her pleasant accent . Many of her weekends are spent-in Greenfield . . . Her hobby is horse- back riding . . . Has the rare com- bination of beauty and brains. WALTER FAIRWEATHER . . . A mighty jolly, fine fellow to know is Wally . . . In track his upper- class years . . . In cross country this past -year, also . . . In Hi-Y 3, 4, Science club 4, Vergil club 4, and Stamp club l . . . Three years secretary of the F. F. C .... Has used his lungs to good advantage at football games. NELLIE FERNCASE . . . A brilliant girl and an honor student . . . Mern- ber of Freshman Theater . . . Be- longed to O. E. O. I, Z, and French club Z, 3, 4 . . . In her freshman year, Nellie was quite a sports- woman . . . Played basketball, vol- leyball, hockey, and soccer.. . Likes to read and knows how to write well. PRESIDENTS