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

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FLORENCE MORGAN . . . Very dark, eyes of brown, and a striking smile combine to make this miss an especially fitting member of the Spanish club . . , Finds real enjoy- ment in painting during spare time . . . Flo was a Frosh Theater member, as well as a baseball en- thusiast and a Teenya member when an upper class queen. ROBERT MYERS . . . His slogan might well be: Mighty oaks from little acorns grow . . . Growled with other German club Lions for three years . . . Went out for light- weight football as a senior . . . Tried punching and slugging as a boxer 4 . . . Ran as a harrier Z . . . Likes to do old things in newer and smarter ways. IACOUE NEFF . . . Music and chem- istry are most prominent among Iacque's interests . . . A cellist for the last two years, not only in the El Tee Hi orchestra but also in the Western Springs symphony . . . jacques knowledge of chemistry won him a job as chem assistant . . . A career in medicine is among his ambitions. LOIUIS NETZEL . . . This most typical Dutchman takes to German club in a big Way . . . Louie also seems to have what it takes to be a success- ful journalist, conducting a high school column in the Citizen, and previously having covered sports for the Lion . . . Debating and tennis furnish other pastimes. MARY MARTHA NIEMANN X. . . A musical headliner with unusual tal- ent . . . Her piano playing, coupled with her fine soprano voice, fur- nishes entertainment for everyone . . . Teda was a four year O. E. O. member as well as an active mem- ber of both the French and Vergil clubs . . . Mu Tau claims this lass as one of its founders. ROBERTA NOLAND . . . With such a romantic first name, it is only fit- ting that Roberta be a Spanish club member . . . However, this industri- ous and quiet miss also has athletic interests besides her scholastic en- thusiasms . . . Baseball and track abilities won Roberta a G. VA. A. membership her frosh and soph years. Page 23 WILLIAM MOODY . . . Though bas- ketball ranks tops in his sporting world, Bill found that football also has its attractions . . . President of the L club his senior year and also a great tennis enthusiast, yet Moo finds time to serve capably on the Student Council as well as exercise his Bing tingJ voice. BETTY ANN MULLEN . . . ln brief, here is an excellent scholar, clever linguist, Senate member, fine sing- er, and all-round good sport . . . Glee club, French club, O. E. O. sec- retary, and German club treasurer activities offer proof for such a state- ment . . . Vacation time finds Betty in Wisconsin or Minnesota. MARGARET NASH . . . Better known to her school chums as Peggy , this small red-haired miss desires to be a food dietician . . . She found time for many activities, having been an O. E. O. and G. A. A. mem- ber as a frosh, an actress in the soph-plays, a third year Girl Re- serves member, and senior member of Spanish club. GERALD NELSON . . . jerry is one of the outstanding golf enthusi- asts of nineteen thirty-seven . . . Even so, hockey, baseball, and bas- ketball are likewise among his rabid sporting interests . . , Not confining his concerns entirely to athletics, Ierry was a member of the newly formed Science and Math club. ROBERT NEWMAN . . . Good na- tured Bob has his friends guessing as to just what he's going to be . . . Perhaps we have a left handed Dizzy Dean in the making, or on second thought a crooner of the Dick Powell variety . . . Some figure that Bob's hunting interests will lead him to live a life similar to Daniel Boone. AAGOT NILSEN . . . A rare femin- ine example of the proverb, Silence is golden . . . Aagot is of an ex- tremely guiet nature yet has eyes that observe everything . . . Though a good student in all subjects, short- hand is Aagot's specialty . . . Teen- ya had her on its membership list during her senior year. MUSICIANS

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RAYMOND MATZ . . . Athlete of first degree versatility . . . Took a fling at soph O league, followed it up with a crack at cross country, and received his greatest renown as the Berwanger of the '36 light- weight grid team . . . Wore red sox on the gridiron . , . Rumor has it Ray was a German club member. ELEANOR MCDONALD . . . Athletics seem to have been the McDonald heritage, and Ellie has certainly inherited her share . . . A zealous participant in basketball, track, vol- ley ball, and soccer, she also finds time to merit good grades . . . Swim- ming and horseback riding are fa- vorite out of school pastimes for this lass. CORABELLE MCGARRY . . . A sweet little blonde Fraulein . . . All her friends admire her for her simplicity and sincerity . . . Was active in girls athletics for her first two years, especially track and soccer . . . Her success at handling unruly umlauts helps her as a German Lion . . . And lastly, she sports a lisp. ALVINA MILLER . . . Though this lass has been here but two years she has made numerous friends . . . Freshman year was spent at the Olmstead Falls, Ohio, high . . . Was a sophomore student at Glenbard . . . Musical Versatility a true char- acteristic, tap dancing and piano playing being tops among her ac- complishments. ROBERT MILTON . . . A tall, dark, and dusky lad who has a manfully husky voice . . . Very much at- tracted by the scientific subjects . . . Spends his time in his own complete laboratory. This interest brought him into the Science and Mathemat- ics club during his senior year . . . As a clarinetist he piped two years in the band. IANE MITCHELL . , . Good looking Iane is really destined to go places in the field of drah-ma , and has already had lots of practice in dramatics as well as going places . . . Senior president of Playmakers, Frosh Theater sponsor 4, active member in class plays . . . Maybe she's a future Bernhardt. MANAGERS LEONA MCBRIDE . . . An active G. A. A. member and general sports- woman . . . An industrious and ser- ious student though she still finds time to enjoy her friends . . . Has secret passion for red hair and is fond of reading good novels . . . Likes flowers and the great out- doors . . . Leona's ambition is to be a teacher. IANE MCDONOUGH . . . Chestnut colored hair, rather small, and has oh my! what eyes . . . The latter she uses with unusually devastat- ing effect . . . When they find what they are looking for they penetrate . . . lane attended Hyde Park high school of Chicago as a freshman . . . We wish they'd send us more like her. LESTER MEYER . . . Be it on foot or motorcycle Les will see that you get that evening paper . . . Mechanical interests fmotorcycles, green auto- mobiles t?J, etc.J seem to occupy much of his time . . . Give the gent a pair of skates and a hockey stick and you have one wing th,at's ready for plenty of action. LOIS MILLER , . . Languages seem to predominate in Lois's interests . . . President of the German club when a junior . . . A highly rated French club member her last two years also . . . A four year O. E. O. member and a librarian in the girls' glee club the past year . . . Her ardent sport interests helped out the Pep club. MARGARET MINICH . . . One ex- ceptional French student who actu- ally used her language, the occa- sion being on her recent trip abroad . . . Novels of a mysterious nature and horseback riding rank tops as pastimes with this associate Tab- ulae editor . . . An all around sports- woman with a grand sense of hu- mor. TONY MONTI . . . Like brother Frank, Tony is a champ when it comes to handling the ole horse- hide . . . This fellow won himself a regular outfielder's berth when only a soph . . . Besides being a three year L club member, Tony also served as a member of the re- cently developed Student Council. Page 22

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IRENE NORDIN . . . Along the line of music, Irene seems to keep fam- ily tradition marching to the tune of her big bass viol or perhaps the um-pah-pah of her resounding tuba . . . Irene was a glee club member her soph year, but gave that up to become an orchestra member fmgr. 41 her last two years. DORIS OGLE . . . This srnall blonde miss hails from Congress Park . . . Doris is especially interested in Spanish, though when not 'engaged in such a scholastic activity, she will doubtless be found reading or playing the piano . , . Doris intends to use her dramatic ability as an instructor in that subject. ROBERT OLSON . . . Lanky Bob, with a sense of humor that is really rare, and What's more, with a radio station that's all his own . . . Whether or not the humor of this Science and Math club member es- capes over the call wires we don't know, but that it does burst forth at varied intervals around school, all realize. THOMAS OVERMIER . . . Tom de- veloped into a fine lightweight grid player his last year, filling in very capably at the fullback post . . . Likewise, as a member of the or- chestra, he sees that the oboe gets a daily workout at his hands . . . Debating ability put this gent in the National Forensic league. ROBERT PAINE . . . A small but mighty atom, who, if it weren't for his score, would be a wizard of the golfing world . . . Maybe Bob should play golf on ioe skates for he does- n't seem to find much trouble in registering with the puck . . . Light- weight football and basketball as well as Science club filled his last year. VIRGINIA PARKES . . . Carefree Pete never worries but just keeps right on going in her own industri- ous and original manner . . . Be- sides being an able botany assis- tant as well as a capable French student, Virginia also was a mem- ber of Playmakers and G. A. A .... Incidentally, this talented lady plays the piano too. GRIDIRON MEN l ALICE NORDWALL . . . This blonde miss can scoop even the cleverest journalist, especially when at her post behind the counter of one of our more popular ice cream parlors . . . Alice is another example of the rare and gracious species of quiet mannered females . . . As a result she's a truly industrious student. EVELYN OLSON . . . The contagious giggle and gay smile of this lass affords just the opposite tempera- ment that one might expect a fiery red head to possess . . . Evelyn is quite a capable dramatist, being rated a Frosh Theater member and a junior member of Playmakers . . . Basketball is Eve's athletic interest. WILLIAM O'SI-IEA . . . Bill is not only an excellent student but pro- poses to be a golfer as well as a gentleman . . . As for the latter combination, Bill finds it much easier to remain a gentleman when carry- ing some one else's clubs . . . In- tramural basketball, the Tab, and the Science club comprise his other interests. PATTY PAESEL . . . Likes bowling and goes into the city to do her stuff . . . Golfing is another of her best pastimes and she can be seen swinging at the ball on many a summer's day . . . She vacations in Michigan, her residence for the sum- mer being near Ludington . . . Patty also goes in for bridge on the side. ELIZABETH PAMPERIEN . . . Tall and dark is this athletic queen . . . Through her abilities in track, hock- ey, and soccer Elizabeth proved an exceptionally versatile G. A. A. member for three years . . . How- ever O. E. O. also claimed this lady within its ranks for a two year pe- riod . . . Dramatic ability was lent to Frosh Theater. GEORGIA PASCI-IKE . . . Soft spok- en with an attentive ear . . . Began her high school career at Lindblom . . . While there as a freshman she sang in the glee club . . . Also a member of G. A. A. and the Span- ish club . , , Watched activities at El Tee as club -editor of Lion staff , . . Her teachers say of her, an industrious student . Page 24