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

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Scotty, beloved geography and civics pedagogue, instructs us as freshmen for his last year at EI Tee Hi. Mr. B. F. Benjamin Franklin Clark retires after teaching us as juniors the binomial theorem and the area of a VIQLET HAUTAU' njeepers, what can l say? just look for yourself, S.l-l.l.L. 1, Q, CEC. 'l, Q, 3, 4, Playmakers 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, A.A,K. Q, G.A,A. 'l, Q, 3, Vergil Club, Sophomore, junior and Senior plays, debate, orchestra 1, glee club 4. ,jACK HAWKINSA Ylall, plump, and good-looking, jackis per- petual smile and cheery hello are the keynotes of his popularity. Rip roarini and ready to go forw- Cars and women-wowl LA VERNE l-lElDENl2ElCl-la- Little Girl is petite, pretty and smiling. l-ler favorite sport is laughing. l-ler avocation is piano music, which will some day be her vocation. Orchestra, A.A.K., Spanish Club, Baton lwirling. CQNSTANCE l-lEsjNAfn- Connie's project at El lee has been successful in scholarship,and she has certainly come out on top. She is to be seen frequently with Norma. DOROTHY l-lELLSTRQMfeDoro- thy is an athlete supreme. Showed herskill in G.A.A. i, Q. Wants to be an air stewardess, or perhaps a beauty operator, Also joined A.A.K. 3, 4. ELLEN Htttsrieoifiespofig, dancing, bowling are her favorite pastimes, but stenography will be her future, With that smile, and eye for work she is bound to win. G.A.A.1, Q, 3, 4, A.A.K. Q, 3, 4. NJEAN l-lElVll2lCl-lf- Teddy is another newcomer to El lee, She attended St. Scholastica Academy in Chicago her first three years, and played on the junior basket- ball team. Playmakers was her senior activity. DONALD f-llMEfs'From all out- ward appearances he is a rather quiet lad but clon't let him deceive you, l-le always Hgets around and loves to talk, A swell fellow is Don. vlACK HITZEL--'lDoc,' was tops in athletics-football, basketball, and track. The little man of might. l-le was seen everywhere with the fellows, but Jackie also occupied much of his time. CQPPINE l-lOCKWALTYShe's a little miss, but somehow manages to keep up with her taller friends. Belonged to Girl Reserves and Biology Club. ls a tumbler and an equestrienne to top off her activ- ities. PAULINE l l0LlVlf9'Paula is a beautiful, vivacious member of A.A.K. and Playmakers. She is a power behind the bowling ball and straight on her toss toward the basket on the court. GEORGE l-lQQPlfl2!Brains, looks, humor, and the leading man onthe debate floor. George holds his honors! What more could you askrffrench Club Q, 3, 4, football, Debate 'l, Q, 3, 4, Council 3, Lion 3, Tab Editor 4. ELIZABETH HODPENRATH- Hl'loppyH is well-liked both among males and females. lf she is not rolling the ball she is probably out dancing. This lady is a member of Spanish Club and Teenya. HARRIETTE HQPN- Doddie is a likeable, quiet miss with pretty blue eyes. Swimming is her summer pastime, reading and writ- ing are her winter hobbies, She was an ardent member of Frosh- Soph Theatre. Pg 17

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LQRRAlNE G0ERSaHzDark-haired Lorraine spent her spare time bowling, swimming, and dancing, when not riding around in a certain green car. Joined Teen- ya while at El lee. She plans to be a stenographer. BETTY GOQDYEARtffBetty has amassed a Fortune in Friends at L.'l'.H.S. She has a special talent lor threading the needle, shutlling the puppies, and dealing grand slams Cin bridge onlyl. JANE GRAHAMH-Jane became a skilled equestrianne during her Four years. She was secretary oi Girl Reserves, and a member ol S.H.T.L. and Science and Math. A bosom pal ol Marilyn, RICHARD GUSTAESQNYH- CJusi' is one ol those who leel actions speak louder than words. This gentleman, an all around good Fellow, is going to try his hand at aviation. DONALD HADLEYS adsense ol humor always keeps him in the run ol things everywhere. Music, drama, cars, and especially wo- men are his favorite pastimes. Advice to Donald-'Hwatch out lor entangling alliances. MARCY JANE HALLETT-A A Marcy is one hall ol an unbeat- able combination. Marc,' has lots of zip, vitality and beauty. Home Ec and leenya have been her club standings, Her luture is as yet indefinite. PAl'RlClA HALLETl 'The other half of the twin beauties, Rat loves music and swing. Her outside activities included Home Ec Club and basketball. Plans to attend University ol Arizona. Hpoor Dear Edgarli' was the hero of our Junior year. He had some trouble his dash of helplessness brought that necessary Femi Pg 16 FLORENCE HANSEN--Florence is a likeable miss with an ardent desire to be a secretary, Drama and her scrapbook hold her interest, but she's never too busy to converse with her multitude ol friends, ELIZABETH HARTRONFT--A busy gall Elizabeth did almost everything at EI Tee. Witty and enjoys pulling puns. French Club, CEC., Rlaymakers, Student Council 4, and Ray occupied her time. A would-be journalist, WILLIAM HARDEGENAA busy man with lots to do is Bill. A real student with loads ol friends. Has participated in Student Council, French Club, Rlaymakers, Ei-Kem, and S.H.T.L. HARRY HAR'l'SQCKFHarry is one oi those with an eye lor business. He doesn't do bad behind the sights ol a ritle, either. Northwestern University and ac- counting will be his future. JAMES HASKETT4-Hereis a lad who enjoys tinkering around with cars and gals. Football, basket- ball, and ping-pong consume the remainder ol the time of this Future engineer. ROBERT HAlT! Action, camera is this lellowis motto, Snapshooting is his hobby, so he joined Camera Club to further his knowledge. Looks Forward to a career in the Field of elec- tricity. MARY ALYCE HAUGEN--With her curly, chestnut tresses and her smiling eyes, Mary gets around with considerable ease. She loves to play the piano. Belonged to Girl Reserves, leenya, and Rlaymakers. with an orchestra and a diver, but nine aid.

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ARNIVAL CUT-UPS ...A Page 18 'I . E. Q D. 3. C. 4. R. J. Ronneberg, ,l. Innes, B. Nikodem. Llewellyn Reynolds. Stenger, j. Krejci, j. Wiclcstrom. K. Adair, B. Schwab. D. Lewis, B. Thompson, j. Ashley, D. Cattell. S. Smith, B. Willi, Wright, B. Fisher, F. 1 Lyon B, Linehan, j. MacDonald, J. i Streeter. ' , most notable event in our looh yars . . . Highlight ol the evening, Cottell and UlvlissHKAshley pitchin cz little woo . . . How cl yo lilce our royal guests, you lrosh? Willis resolves were most punny . Bob Thompson was advised to go steady, so watch For the woll, underclassmen.