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

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Although Sproul's Fighting Amazons and Koshgarian's US were un- doubtedly the best teams in the basketball tournament, they met some strong opposition in Kay Corporan's M.O.T., Betty Allbright's The Six, Margie Lislca's SWishers, and the only freshman squad, Stella lackson's Hlaclceteersf' The deciding game between the Amazons and the US was as exciting as any conference game. Although forced to play Without their captain, the US fought hard enough to Win the championship. The All-Sports Banquet climaxed the girls' athletic season. At this meeting, Winning teams from all sports were recognized and G. A. A. awards were given. ,ff 'yy fi ,X ml' .JJV 'UT 7. .t,ff.,.,fD.,Q S3 1 Beauty and the Beast: Reva The winners and runners-up in ihe basketball tourney. Top: M. Stevens, I. Citanovich, F. Muel- ller, E. White, M. Irwin, L. Drost. 'M'dd1e' M B h' H S ul 1 . . usc mg, . pro , iN. Koshgarian, M. Bohnhoff. Bot- tom: M. Ballinger, D. Kent, C. Neely, G. Clark. Dage 121

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l Alvis Ulrich's team were the champion batters when it came to volleyball? Putting up stiff opposition for the winners were teams headed by Peggy Brand,l Dorothy Kent, and Elaine lones. All arguments and disagreements were settledl by Marjory Stephens, the sport head. 1 The eguestriennes can be iound any Eriday afternoon out at Stalford's.Q, During the winter they ride in the indoor arena, and in the spring and iall they take to the woods. All bookkeeping, etc., was handled by sport head Dorothyl Clements and her assistant, Elizabeth Hartrontt. Other riders were Marjoryl Clements, lsabel Taylor, Mary Ballinger, Buth Russell, Marge and Beva Steph-i ens, Leonore Travis, Betty Newkirk, Mary Beth Killey, leanette Carrol, Eleanor? De Laney, and Charlotte Peterson. l With l-lelen Sproul keeping scores and averages up to date, the girls bowled A every Monday. Eirst place went to Marion Morphett's team. Cn her team were 11 Doris lohnson, Anita Eckberg, Pauline l-lolm, and lanet Newman. This teaml iinished only two games ahead of Eleanor Perrott's team. Third place went to Betty l-loppenrath's team. l-ligh scores were: Nevart Koshgarian-225, Betty l-loppenrath-l9U, Mildred Buschingvl86, lane Dahl-l73, and Alice Peterson , -l72. Erom the many freshmen out for bowling, Eleanore MacWithey and lo ' Ann Beed are the most promising. l-ligh team series for two games was led by' Morphett's team with ll43. l-loppenrath's team was second with llll. Over the top! Lcok at those expectant faces. I Page 120 1 1 1 I

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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR SEPTEMBER 6 School opened for the 51st time. Freshmen roaming everywhere, even into senior history classes. The general jam at State-Madison waiting to dash, at the last moment, to their first period class. Some are late, of course, and on the first day of school at that. 16 The football season officially opened with Ault, Kraymer, Madson, Wood, Randall, Lenick, McDonald, 1-llavacek, Coman, and the told older Sabans doing us honors. 22 The annual Big and Little Sister Party started swinging with a Com- munity Sing. Ask Nancy, a short play, was given, followed by refresh- ments and dancing in the girls' gym. OCTOBER 13 Do you remember the picturesque Spanish Serenaders and Snow White and all the dwarfs skipping about on our stage muttering French? 14 Homecoming! The day we've looked forward to since September 6. The parade with all its trimmings in the morning, the game with Glenbard in the afternoon, followed by open house for all visitors. 21 Lights and heavies score double victory over Maine, 13-6 and 20-U. Lions display powerful offensive, lights continue undefeated. NOVEMBER ll Lightweight championship hopes shattered with a scoreless tie. Lions finish season in blaze of glory slaughtering Downers 32-6. 17 The first play of El Tee's 1939-'40 dramatic season had its cast chosen from the entire school- Footloose, directed by M. C. Hays. 22 1-lobo Day. Page 129