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

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I ,f .1 EVA LENICH CLEO LENZI REINHARDT LEU LAVERNE LICHTY i' VIRGINIA LILLI6 RALPH LINDBERG HELEN LUNDGREN MARY JANE LYBECK GLADYS LYNCH JANET MacDONALD HENRY MADSEN WESLEY MADSEN EVA LENICH . . . A member of G.A.A. her sophomore and iunior years, Eve seems lo have quife an inieresl in afhlelics. Spends her 'rime swinging eilher a golf slick or a Tennis rackef. Likes 'ro swirn. REINHARDT LEU was The in- spired hard-working sparkplug oi The Iighls. Noi only was he co- capiain bu+ he received alI-con- ference recogniiion. Reiny is a fine skafer and an excellenf hunls- man. VIRGINIA LILLIG . . . A girl wiih a pleasing personaliiy and a Irue friend in any siiualion. A member of Spanish club and Teenya. Clever and well-liked. she won scholarship awards when an underclassmari. HELEN LUNDGREN ...A po- feniial success in music is her besl descriplion, She is adepi on The Irumpel, organ and piano. A member oi lhe German club, Girl Reserves, Mu Tau and Glee club. GLADYS LYNCH ...This slafely and demure girl came To us from Riverside-Brookfield High School. An ouidoor lady, she finds recre- aiion and pleasure wiih hiking and horseback riding. HENRY MADSEN . . . Many ex- ploiis and capabilifies has This lad. An alhlele and scholar wiih a devaslafing profile. Hank played Iighl weigh? iooiball 3, 4. Member of French club and on The TAB business s'ral'I. CLEO LENZI . . . A girl wilh a magneiic personalify who has a smooih manner and is an excel- Ienf bowler. Likes ice-skaling, swimming, horseback riding. Her main diversion, however, is col- Ieciing knick-knacks. LAVERNE LICHTY . . . This clever lady musf go over big with The feachers, as her firsf inleresl is Ed , which slands for educalion. Her rnain ouiside inieresl is lak- ing long auio Trips. RALPH LINDBERG . . . A busy lad wifh a likeable approach. His school, oulside work and his girl leave him Iifile lime for his oul- side inleresls-singing, hunling, bowling and swimming. MARY JANE LYBECK likes 'ro cook and will have much pracIice in perfecling The arf as she is already displaying an engagemenl ring. Hobby is colleciing recipes. Mosf even-fempered lo say fhe Ieasf. JANET MacDONALD ...A sec- ond Helen Wills, is Janef, and a real mixer. She was secreiary of The Girl Reserves, held The secre- farial posifion for Ihe Girls' League Senale and was a mem- ber of French club. WESLEY MADSEN . . . The Tales were kind Io This guy. A fine pianisl and scholar, a member of Playmakers and Mu Tau. and associaie ediior of The LION in his iunior year. Hobby is pho- Iography.

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IE Jaclc Campbell, The vicar, and Fern PeTerson, his wiTe, were mosT slcillTul in handling The leads. Bill WigglesworTh, The youngesT son, Edward Ford, The oldesT, Sally Fullc- man, The oldesT daughTer, Joy Dawson, The youngesT, consTiTuTed The resT oT The Tamily. Bob King was a very convincing hero and l-lugh Redhead, l-lope Branum, and CharloTTe War- ren were rascally villanous To The exTenT ThaT They were acTually hissed. l-lenry Clyde, The vicar's ciTy cousin, l-lazel Nordin, sweeThearT oT The vicar's oldesT son, Dick Doh- erTy, her TaTher, l-lilary Sad- ler, Janice Raymond, Mar- gery l-lilTon, and Mary STeb- bins as The neighboring Tarm Tamily, along wiTh Don DougherTy and Don William- son, The Two iailers, raTed high dramaTic honors. The dramaTizaTion oT The play was done by WalTer Kerr oT NorThwesTern Uni- versiTy. Upper: The vicar lJaclc Campbell, reading, Moses, The youngesT son lBiIl WigglesworThl, Sophia lJoy Dawsonl, Deborah, The Vicar's wife lFern Pefer- sonl, Olivia lSally Fullcmanl. Middle: Jailer lDon Williamsonl, George llfdward Fordl, iailer lDon DougherTyl, Squire Thornhill ll-lugh Re-dheadl. Lower: Mr. WilmoT lRichard Dough- erTyl, Arabella ll-lazel Nordinl, Cousin Edward ll-leriry Clydel. 23

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RUTHMARY MANGOLD . . . A real personaliTy disTinguishes This girl. PresidenT oT Mu Tau, a de- baTer and member of Girl Re- serves. RuThmary also likes To have her Tling aT The baskeT. BETTY MARTIN . . . A pfeny bruneTTe who would make any boy's hearf skip a beaT. A crediT To her school exemplified by her membership in O.E.O. and Girl Reserves. Vice-presidenT oT The SenaTe. ALVIN MATZ . . . Happy-go- lucky Al is giTTed wiTh a Tine personaliTy and is a True Triend indeed. LighTweighT TooTball, Track and Q-league show his aTh- leTic inclinaTions. TAB arT sTaTT 4. LAURA MAUS enioys sporTs wheTher on The sideline or in The game. Was in Tennis, volleyball, baskeTball, soccer, O. E.O., Con- gress and Spanish Club. Aspires To be a maTh Teacher like broTher James. BURDETTE McALLlSTER . . . Bur- deTTe and RoberT Taylor have one Thing in common-good looks. A member oT l-li-Y when a Treshman and sophomore and also parTici- paTed in baskeTbaII. Works in a local drug sTore. JEAN McKEEVER ...Myrna Loy has noThing on Jean. Her acTive course was equally divided by membership To Le Cercle Fran- cais, Congress and The All ArTs Klub. Also The hearT-Throb oT many a lad. N t - JEAN MANWARING has experi- enced The vicissiTudes oT educa- Tion. Scholar and member oT Aeneidae. ATTended oTher schools in DeTroiT, Michigan, FT. Wayne and New Haven, Indiana, and Chicago, Illinois. MARYJANE MATHEWS has an undeniable aTTracTion Tor The col- lege boys. ln The Home Econ- nomics Club, and The Girls Glee club. PrompTed The TorgeTTul dramaTisTs in The sophomore plays. rim T MARY LOUISE MATZ has a Tine sense oT humor which accounTs Tor The TacT ThaT she can Tind enioymenT in any siTuaTion. She is a ioy To be wiTh because oT her pleasing aTTiTude. JACK MCALOON . . .Answer To a maiden's prayer. Besides The girls, Jack is inTeresTed in music. A member of The band during his TirsT Two years. ParTicipaTed in lighTweighT TooTball. ELOISE McCANN . . . The say- ing ThaT Tiery red hair consTiTuTes a Temper, does noT hold True in Eloise's case. In French club, O. EO. and girls aThleTics. Popular wiTh The opposife sex. MARY McREYNOLDS TypiTies brains and personaliTy. Girl Re- serves, A.A.K. and Le Cercle Francais kepT Mary busy Tor Three years. Finds enioymenT in painT- ing and music. ln. rv J R. MANGOLD BETTY MARTIN ALWN MA12 g LAURA MAUS BURDETTE McALLTSTER JEAN Mcxeevtn JEAN MANWARING M. MATHEWS MARY LOUISE MATZ .Mex maroon ELOISE McCANN MARY MQLREYNOLDS