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

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HUNUIHAIRY SlllHl'P1lSE Na+ional Honor Socie'ry has haol ils similar ellecls on Jrhirly-four slu- clen+s of secondary educalion in lhe class of '38. Slalislics reporl slarlling lacls: Eiqhleen boys lo sixleen girls. Scholaslic slandarcls in lhe honor rolls Three limes a year warranl L's, which do nol sland for lazy, A golcl L means four years of such applicalion of elslorl. Posed by l-lope Branum and Jane l-lerzog.

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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

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WILLIAM MERCER . . . IT is said ThaT Bill keeps The Home Tires burning, Slides a mean Trombone in The band and orchesTra. Can also boasT ol aThleTic prowess and a Tine sense oT humor. JOYCE MEYER . . .This Tine sporTswoman and True Triend, Fond of Spanish and is good in shorThand. I-las aspira- Tion To be a nurse. ln Spanish club and Girl Reserves. BETTY MILLER is a leader in school acTiviTies and a splendid scholar as well. O. E.O. I, 2, 3, 4, presidenT 4, se-creTary of Teenya 3, orchesTra I, 2, 3, 4. Glee club 3, Treasurer oi Senaie 4. RUTH MINICI-I is one of Those girls who looks for exciTemenT and Then goes ouT and Tinds iT. Con- TribuTed To French club and The G.A.A. lT's rumored ThaT she colIecTs models oT dogs on The sly. RAYMOND MOATS . . . Ray was a lTghTing lion Tor The TirsT-sTring lighTweighT TooTball Team. I-Iis comeT also Tlashed Through The skies of accomplishmenl in baskeT- ball, Track and Spanish club. GEORGE MORGAN . . . EooT- ball, inTramural and The I-Ii-Y served George's Temperament The conTrapTion he runs is The noisy precursor of his abiliTy To consTrucT as well as handle auTo- mobiles. u 's WILLIAM MERCER JGYCE MEYER BETTY MILLER RUTH MINICH RAY MOATS GEORGE MORGAN GEORGE MESICH VICTOR MEYER DORIS MIU.ER JAMES MINZEY RICHARD M OLTHOP GEORGE MESICI-I finds enioy- menT in aThleTics, mainly cross counTry, baseball and boxing. Be- sides being endowed wilh a mil- lion dollar smile, he backs iT up wiTh loyal Triendship. f iff! Alw ' lvlpl VICTOR MEYER . . . GiTTed wiTh a keen sense of humor, Vic has seT many a classroom inTo up- heavel wiTh his wiT. l-las devoTed his Time To debaTe, Playmakers and O-league. Tore around sell- ing The senior play. J DORIS MILLER . . . PIenTy of pep and individuality has Doris. I-ler Time has been well spenT in Girl Reserves, A.A.K., Teenya, Congress and O. E, O. ls inTer- esTed in Tennis, swimming, arT and Traveling. s--- JAMES MINZEY . . . This blifhe- some chap is a compeTenT crifical iudge oT iazz music. When avia- Tion is The subiecT ol conversa- Tion, Jim is refurning To familiar and prospeclive haunTs. RICHARD MOLTI-IOP . . . Track. TooTbalI, and inTramural aiilirm Dick's aThleTic experience. I-Ie aT- Tended The NorThwesTern Mililary and Navy Academy, 3. We have a hunch he admires The girls more Than his radios. RAY MULHOLLAND . . . SkeeTs is an aThIeTe oT whom The Masonic I-Iome is iusTIy proud. WheTher baskeTbaIl, Toolball or baseball, he's always playing a good clean game. Finds diversion in sTamps and books. 27