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

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ANITA HAMM . . . One look makes the heart beat faster . . . Can get along with anyone . . . Especially a certain tall, dark lad from Brook- field . . . Spent half her freshman year at Francis Parker . . . Musical talents . . . Operetta, 2 . . . Track 2, 4, also . . . Plays a fast game of basketball . . . Congress, 4. BETTY HAUGEN . . . Tall, sophisti- cated lady with a decided movie complex . . . Expects to cash in some day on a million dollar radio contest . . . One of the most loyal rooters the basketball team ever had . . . Took part in An Old Spanish Custom . . . Carried out the effect by joining the Spanish club 4 . . . G.A. A., l. THOMAS HEAPHY . . . With the arrival of summer we can expect to see Tommy somewhere between here and the nearest swimming pool . . . Maybe he'll be driving that green Reo, or maybe he'll be whiffing the ether with his right thumb . . . At any rate Tom will be there, whether clad in swim trunks or pajamas. MARCELLINE HILLMER . . . Dark haired, blue eyed lass from down below the hill . . . Full of fun and pep . . . lust can't stop making eyes at Willie . . . Pounds out all her worries on her concertina . . . Most of her activities were found outside of school . . . Wherever she is seen you may be sure to find some of her many friends. HENRY HOEKSEMA . . . Co-organ- izer and charter member of the Science and Mathematics club . . . Secretary, treasurer, 4 . . . Spent several years on cr farm, but turns his ambitions toward accounting, in which he is unexcelled . . . Honor student throughout his high school career . . . Finds time for experi- ments in his own laboratory. LOUISE HOLMES . . . Lovely blonde hair and a cheery smile have made Louise a favorite during her three year stay . . . Downers Grove claimed Louise her freshman year . . . Calls Thawville her home town . . . Famous for her ready laugh and sparkling wit . . . O. E. O. 2 . . . G. A. A. 2 . . . Home Economics, 4 . . . Botany assistant 3. Page l7 MARY LOUISE HALM . . . Tall. dark, and slim with a knack for dress designing , . . Mary Lou hopes some day to be a famous dress designer . . . Has her eye on the Vogue school of art . Loyal member of the Spanish club 3, 4 . . . Home Economics club 3, 4 . . . School sports held her interest her senior year . . . Soccer 4. IOHN HARPER . . . Red-headed, left-handed with a hankering for playful pranks . . . Iohnny's spirit is never daunted . . . School was a tough old grind for this outdoor man, but he really buckled down in the pinches . . . Loves his motor- cycles and old Ford coupes . . . His main interests lie in hockey and baseball. IRMA HAYNES . . . Wistful, curly haired lass with many admirers . . . Fortunate in having her Lake close at hand . . . Likes toboggan- ing . . . Enjoys fiddling with test tubes . . . Vice-president of the German club, 4 . . . G. A. A. 1, 2 . . . Girl Reserves 4 . . . Home Eco- nomics club 3, 4 . . . Track 1, Z, 3. FRANK HESSE . . . A real brain- trust . . . This is the kind of boy who can really confuse his teachers . . . Music is his hobby . . . Some- times serious, sometimes clowning, but always ready to lend a helping hand . . .' Manipulated the flute in the orchestra, 4 . . . His member- ship was counted in the German club 3, 4 . . . Hi-Y 4. ROBERT HIXSON . . . Athlete, scholar, actor, and class leader . . . Sophomore vice-president . . . Grid- iron hero 3,4 . . .Track 3, 4. . . Displayed talent as an actor in The Ghost Train and Playmakers . . . French club 3, 4 . . . Two years cr member of the L club . . . Secre- tary, treasurer, 4. HAROLD HOHL . . . Snappy walk, boyish grin, curly black hair-Bud's assets . . . He can get along with no effort at all . . . Chief exponent of the manly art of self defense . . . Boxing, wrestling l . . . The gridiron held his interest only a year . . . Lightweight football, 2 . . . Clubman ...Spanish club, 2 . . . Hi-Y 4 . . . EDITORS K. Y. C. l.

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FRANCES FINCH . . , Well known by all for her artistic skill as well as her aviation aspirations. . . Excels in studies, O. E. O. l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Filled the position of trea- surer in the Spanish club in her senior year . . . Her artistic abili- ties earned her a membership in Mrs, Murphey's A. A. K .... Has inherited her poetic mother's gift for writing. RUTH FORSLUND . . . Has a good time wherever she goes . . . In spite of her elfin proportions always manages to be heard . . . Broad smile and playful antics with ar- tistic tastes of a professional dress- maker . . . Played soccer as a fresh- man . . . Went out for girls' bas- ketball in her junior and senior years. PHYLLIS FRIESS . . . Has a charm- ing personality and many friends . . . O. E. O. for four years . . . In- terested in many school clubs . . . Vice pressident of Girls' league Senate her senior year . . . Miss Banks' assistant . . . Champion high jumper . . . Operetta Z, 3 . . . She belonged to French club and Play- makers her last two years. NATHALIE GELIS . . . Petite, peppy, pretty, and popular . . . Her black hair and sparkling eyes have won her many friends . . . Was a mem- ber of Miss Banks' selected corps of helpers . . . Girls' league Senate 3, 4, vice president 3 . . . Showed her speed in freshman, sophomore track ...O.G.C.A.l,2,3...Oper- etta 1. WILLIAM GILBERT . . . This hand- some fellow is quite the rage with all the women . . . Louise seems to hold top spot . . . Bill has gained the reputation of being a top-notch crooner . . . Likes a good game of basketball now and then . . . His bowling hook knocks them all down . . . More musical than athletic, however. BETTY RUTH HAEFFNER . . . Short, graceful, and very agreeably pro- portioned. They say she likes to spend evenings reading fiction . . . Has a head of naturally curly red hair . . . Makes friends quite easily . . . Has a mania for high heels Keeps up ct steady stream of chat- ter . . . Spends her summers in a nifty camp. DEBATERS EDITH FORD . . . Fiery, auburn haired mermaid . . . at home on land or in water . . . Has a grand sense of humor but oh, how she can blush! Quite a club enthusiast . . . French club 3, 4 . . . Spanish club 2 . . . Playmakers 3, 4 . . . ln her junior year, Edith took part in the operetta. DOROTHY FRANKE . . . A slim girl with red-gold, fluffy hair . . . Quite an artist and member of A. A. K. in her junior year . . . Usually seen at the library, where she gets a great deal of pleasure in reading intellectual books, particularly the classics . . . Took both Cicero and Vergil, 4, and was a member of the Latin club. CHARLES GALAVAN . . . That gal- avanting Goliath on the motorcycle . . . lust plain Butch to his friends . . . Has a mania for redheads, but finds them too scarce . . . His 275 pounds would fill up quite a hole in the football lineup, but work came first . . . Finds it easy to keep occupied . . . Studies all day, works at night. LOIS GILBERT . . . Giggling Gertie of El Tee Hi . . . Her motto, A pun a day keeps the blues away . . . lust loves to wear overalls . . . Has an ambition to graduate from Pur- due and have a little cottage with Hank . . . Likes sports, especially baseball, basketball and football . . . Baseball 3, 4 . . . Spanish club 4, Home Economics 4. BETTY GLASHAGEL . . . Personal- ity and charm have brought her into demand socially . . . Likes to swim and skate . . . Her house par- ties will always be remembered . . . Track 4 . . . Her athletic interests do not cinder in track alone . . . Volleyball 4 . . . Soccer 4 . . . Played girls' basketball 4 . G. A. A. l. LOIS HAHN . . . It seems quite natural that her nickname should be Honey . . . Ambition is to be a kindergarten teacher . . . Beautiful blond hair and a pleasing person- ality both help to make her popular, . . . Excels in bowling . . . Played basketball 3, 4 . . . Track 3 . . . Was a member of the German club dur- ing her senior year. Page I6

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BLAISE HUEBSCH . . . Tall and curly headed . . . Somewhere picked up the nickname of Shirley . . . Reduces ping-pong to a game of skill . . . Was a senior aspirant to gridiron honors . . . Played trom- bone in the band l, 2 . . . One of Mr. Patterson's able boxing stu- dents 2, 4 . . . Likes swimming and ice skating. MARY IAMES . . . Toast of the jun- ior collegians . . . Sis can't make up her mind whether it will be singing, reporting, or home life . . . Has a yen for acting . , . Playmakers 3, 4 . . . Freshman Theater . . . Operetta 2, 3, 4 . . . Secretary, treasurer of the glee club 3, manager 4 . . . Lion staff feature editor 4, Home Econom- ics club 4. BETTY ANN IOHNSON . . . Sophisti- cated lady of the smock and brush . . .Wishes to make art her life work . . . Has the confidence and talent that will soon raise her to fame . . . Presided over the All Arts Klub her senior year . . . Member of the Student Council, 4 . . . Assis- eant stage manager 4 . . . Play- makers 4 . . . Senate 4. MARVIN IOHNSON . . . It didn't take Marvin long to get acquainted with La Grange . . . His Ford was an accustomed sight about the cam- pus . . . Mr. Paine's right hand man in first period American history class . . . Spent his first three years at Chillicothe high school, Chillicothe, Illinois. WILLIAM KANE . . . Bill's ambition lies solely in the field of navigation . . . Plans to sail around the world in his fifteen foot schooner, stopping off at Tahiti . . . Was the big noise in his chemistry class . . . Has a scientific mind . . . Science club and Hi-Y . . . Takes up bowling as a sideline. ALICE KELLY . . . Tall, blonde, clever and full of fun . . . Has a so- phisticated air, but is really easy to get along with . . . Cuts fancy fig- ures on ice skates . . . Enjoys horse back ridingacan handle the reins on any young buck . . . Conducts secret correspondence with Michi- gan . . . Spanish club 4. GOLFERS ARTHUR HUISKEN . . . Good look- ing, wise cracking Friendly Fel- loW . . . Wherever Art goes, some- thing's bound to happen . . . The cinder path seems to hold a sort of fascination to Art . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Hobby is collecting stamps . . . Stamp club 2, 3 . . . Two years a member of Hi-Y, chaplain 4 . . . Ver- gil club 4. ALVIN IOHNSON . . . Tall, dark, and packed full of good wholesome foolishness . . . Iust to be around Al is a tonic for the blues . . . Thinks that Michigan is just the place to spend the summer . . . Rather quiet at first glance, but he can liven up any party . . . Al's activities are found mostly outside of school. KATHERINE IOHNSON . . . Five feet of pep and popularity, 'she's swell kid . . . Kay's thoughts seem to dwell in the world of art . . . Ex- pects to be a commercial artist . . . Backing up her chosen career with a bit of practical knowledge . . . Home Sconomics 4 . . . O. E. O. l, 2, 3 . . . French -club 3, 4 . . . G. A. A. l. ROBERT IONES . . . What's your cue, Bob? . . . Exceptional acting ability? . . . It was certainly dis- played in the senior play . . . As- pires to become a chemist . . . Chemistry assistant, 4 . . . Served the French club in the trying posi- tion of treasurer . . . Member of the Science club, 4 . . . Intramural bas- ketball I, 2. CHARLOTTE KELLY . . . This blonde beauty really has an engaging way about her . . . Past master at handling horses . . . Maybe she'll decide someday how she wants her hair fixed . . . Deserting La Grange for the sunny California's climes . . . Favorite pastime chasing rabbits in forest preserves . . . Has led Span- ish club, treasurer 4. HELEN KELLER . . . Goes in for many sports . . , Among those in which she participated while in school are volleyball, baseball, and track . . . Helen likes music . . . Was a member of Teenya, the Home Ec- onomics club . . . Her favorite hobby at the present moment is knitting sweaters and more sweaters. Page I8