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

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T i IN AND AMONG THE UXIIIES You're looking aT The besT chemisTry laboraTory in The NorTh CenTral AssociaTion. Lyons Township l-ligh School has lcepT abreasT OT The modern Trend Toward The scienTiTic. The equipmenT in The science courses has been auqmenTed and brouqhT up To daTe, The TaculTy has been specially insTrucTed, and The sTudenT aTTiTude has been culTivaTed so ThaT The scienTiTic sTudies in The school rneeT The demands OT Today. BoTany, Zoology, and physics wiTh opporTuniTies Tor experirnenTaTion as well as chemisTry are oTTered Tor The sTudenT body. Posed by Ralph Lee.

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Swish mighl well be EDITH JORGESENS niclcname because ol her inleresl in baslcelball. Chief inleresl is enlarging her colleclion of lashion piclures in preparalion lor a cereer as a dress designer. JUNE KELLEY'S nalural charm has won many lriends al EI Tee. She came lrom Quincy, Massa- chusells, in her sophomore year. Spencls a lol ol lime reading, col- lecling souvenirs and swimming. 4: 'I ' LIIA. TLL! EDWARD KERN, lhe lillle guy . as he has been nick-named, is an ouldoor man who spends his spare lime hunling and lishing. Played lighlweighl loolball his senior year, and was in lhe band I, 2. BURTON KIEFUS . . . Burl is lillle bul alhlelic. He played inlra- mural. baseball, loolball and bas- lcelball. A musician, he bolstered lhe orcheslra wilh his French horn. Band and Playmalrers were sidelines. ,ff 73 I1 , ff 5 Q . 7 1 Our wonder is where ROEFRT KING lound lime lo be chemislry assislanl and TAB business man- ager while carrying as much mu- sical work as he did in lour years. Showed dramalic abilily in lhe class plays. Allhough popular RUTH KITE helped lo keep lhe LION roaring as circulation manager her iunior year, she was slill oul ol circula- lion. An enlhusiaslic Spanish club member 4, and in lhe junior play casl. ' s THOMAS KELLEHER . . . Thal lenglhy arislocralic name in re- alily is iusl plain Tom. A handy man and a willing worlcer. Why is il lhal we see lhis well-dressed lad in his greenish Model A so ollen? Aller being a violinisl in lhe or- cheslra lor leur years, RAY- MOND KEPNER linally 'found himsell playing lirsl liddle lo Belly. Ambilion is lo drive a car lor Barney Oldlield in lhe Old- lield manner. DORIS KERNS is easy on lhe eyes and on lhe earsl Talces sing- ing lessons, sings in lhe Glee club and in a choir, plays lhe piano. Devoled lime and inleresl lo Teenya, French club, and Girl Re- serves. J, Everyone lcnows lhal MARION KING is cule, peppy and clever, bul did you lcnow lhal she's a capable execulive as well? Proved il her senior year as secrelary ol lhe Senale and a member ol lhe LION slall. CLQM-buvvfK ELEANOR KISTLER disproves lhe old idea aboul beauly and brains in a clever combinalion ol bolh. The above piclure proves lhe lor- mer and lhe lacl lhal she was chemislry assislanl 4, lhe laller. FAX s BETTY KLOSE combined popu- larily, pulchrilude and inlelli- gence al L. T. H.S. A lour yeal' member ol O. E.O., Belly was also in Teenya, debale, Nalional Forensic League, French club and Girl Reserves. ' . f EDITH JORGESEN TOM KELLEHER JUNE BURTON KIEFUS ROBERT KING Y RUTH KITE RAYMOND KEPNER I I I DORIS KERNS MARiAN KING ELEANOR KISTLER BETTY KLOSE

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Arfisfically-minded FLORENCE KOCHA was a fhree-year mem- ber of O. E.O. Enfered fhe A. A. K. and Home Economics club. Was made secrefary of fhe Span- ish club 4. Has The knack of gef- fing along wifh people. fh- r LOUISE KRlZEK's acfivifies show versafilify. Her main inferesfs are music, sporfs and debafe. Chem- isfry assisfanf, a charfer member of Science and Mafh club and a member of fha Nafional Forensic League. JAMES KRUM's nonchalance is iusf a cover-up for his guilfy con- science-guilfy because of fhe doify digs on page six of fhe LION and his sensafional crea- fion of fhe fown's Taffler in said publicafion. Golf enfhusiasf THOMAS LALISH was on fhe inframural baskefball squad during his firsf fwo years. His favorife oufdoor sporf seems fo be hunfingg his favorife indoor sporf, sfamp collecfing. ' n 5,14 , I lf -f' ARTHUR LARSON . . . Ouief and deliberafive, Arf became a Playmaker, a debafer and a mem- ber of Hi-Y. He fook his fling af golf, inframural and boxing. Golf and sailing are his ideas of heaven. Affracfive JUNE LAYTON is a bureau of infelligence assembled in one infriguing liffle package. Her friends admire her sirnplicify and sincerify. An example of fhe proverb, silence is golden. 3 FLORENCE KOCHA 'V ARUNE KRAEMER LOUISE KRIZEK GILBERT KRUG i JAMES KRUM THOMAS LALISH V. . ALLEN LANGE, ARTHUR LARSON JUNE LAYTON Mn-mor RALPH Les N i ' Found! The girl who works in sfudy hall. ARLlNE KRAEMER3 friends affirm fhaf she has a cer- fain somefhing which makes her rafing A-l. Her unassuming and sociable ways will be a valuable assef fo her. Afhlefic and execufive GILBERT KRUG played lighfweighf baskef- ball, lighfweighf foofball, O- league baskefball, baseball and golf. He was class vice-presidenf his sophomore year and a Span- ish club member 4. HAROLD KYPTA's main inferesf is playing hockey. German club, Science and Mafh club, infra- mural baskefball and chemisfry assisfanf are only incidenfal acfi- vifies for fhis speedy goalie. NCS Lig fweighf quarferback ALLEN LANGE is small buf his valuable work on fhe gridiron indicafes fhaf he is also mighfy. The liffle gianf of '38, as he was called, could fall: or fighf his way ouf of anyfhing. 11 . r.. 9. BEN LATHROP played O-league baskefball during his freshman and sophomore years. He's quife a horseman, and a slick hockey player, wifh Talking as his side- line. As for friends, he's gof a million. RA PH L prove fhaf one boy can successfully handle afhlefics, leadership, school work, clubs and a sfeady. Examples are: heavy- weight foofball 3, 4, boys' freas- urer 3, his reporf card and Hazel. 2I