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

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MARILYN lVlClVlANlGALf lhis dark-haired lass was active in Girl Reserves 'l, Q, 3, 4, Biology 3, and A.A.K. 4. 'lvlichisn diversions are ice skating, basket- ball, and drawing. College is included in her future. ELGISE fVlEl.l.BQlVlcwEloise, known as 'lpussf' to some, really can bowl. She proved this while bowling four years at EI Tee. Plans to attend Gregg Business College in preparation for sec- retarial work. Likes to dance. RUTH MENSINGER-Red-haired, small, and lively. We find fun and frolic wherever we find Red . She has an impish smile and a catching giggle. She'll make a swell stenographer. PATSY lVlESSNERelhis studious red-haired lass has an apprecia- tion for classical music. Rot was exchange editor of the Lion 4, a member of Rlaymakers, and in the drama class her senior year. ELAlNE MEYER-'Many believe that dark-haired Ulvlurphyn is the quiet type, but when partic- ipating in some sport, she's quite different. Belonged to G.A.A. 1, 3, 4. Cn the ice Elaine is at home. lVlARlON lVlEYER Vivacious and friendly lVlush is well known around school, especially in Spanish Club, girls, basketball, and CEC. Next year she will go to business college to become a stenographer. glAlVlES lVllLLER'n--Drummer boy Hl.ee , ci figure in the All Arts Klub, spends his leisure hours in tympanic pursuits. Says that he plans to follow the renowned Gene Krupa on the drums. ROBERT lVlllcNE' 'Curly-headed, happy-go-lucky HRabbits is a chicken raiser. Bob, a freshman- to-be at ,lay Cee, has a choice of diversified occupations Cie. farm- ing or engineeringl. MARGERY lVllTiENflVlargery has very diverse interests from music to golf and tennisand l-lome Ec Club. She pals with Jeanne and Evelyn. She hopes to go to Purdue. FREDERICK lvtQLlTGI2-- lVlolly's interests include hunt- ing, skating, and aviation. Con- genial and carefree, he detests his Uhandlef' Frederick. His enthusiasm for aviation makes obvious his vocation choice . Rounded the cinders 3 and 4. CLARA M0LZAl-lNnWCalm, coy Clone is an 'lathlette' in the truest sense. She starred in school athletics on the boseball diamond and basketball court. She is also quite a dancer. EDWARD MQNTGOMERY- Flying machines and the cinema are among Ed's favorite pastimes. Gay, joyous, contented Ed, whose plans for the future are still rather dubious, is at present, working for his father. CAROLYN lVlQQREf4Carolyn, alias HShorty , comely, petite, and winning twirls, studies, and makes friends with equal dexterity. This wee mojorette twirled with the band Q, 3, 4, and potronized OEO. 1, Q, 3, 4, and Teenyfl Q, 3, 4. HQWARD MQREY' A-Tinkering with mechanical gadgets has encouraged l-lowards bent to- ward engineering. Senor l-loward loyally supported EI Circulo Espanol and participated in foot- ball. l-le intends to enter Up- stairs 'lech in the fall. With an all-senior staff, the Lion returned to its former printed state. We hope thot posterity will think of us as they read smear-free pages. Thanks, Kermeen, Bob, Mary Anne and other journalists of 41. Pg 26

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SUPERL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED George Hooper pai? Gibson MOST TMENTED Bob Hess VL Hauiau A TIVES MUST POPULAR GIRL Elia Jean Ronmzbcrg

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Lunt and Fontanne? Mere amateursll We have a talent-infested class including Vi Hautau, Rufus La Rue, Dave Cattell, Leonore Travis, and Tom Lathrop. Curtain going upl GLQRlA lVlGRGAN --Scholarly, wholesome HGIOH boosted the EI 'fee cagers and the ranks of CEC. W, Q, 3, 4, the Spanish Club 3, 4, and the G.A.A. 4. intends to enter C. and per- chance embark on a nursing career. AILEEN MORPHETT45'lVlorphH, that gal with such a cute li'l puss, tickles the ivories, upsets the ten- pins, and dribbles on the basket- ball court. Hopes to find a niche among the sharps and flats. HELEN MCRRIS-A-Her red hair and pleasant smile make Helen a well-known gal around EI Tee. She was an ardent Girl Reserver 'l, Q, 3, 4. Home Ec also held her interest 1, 4. JACK MORRlSf jack helped to guide the destinies of our grid Lions with the skill of an expert. As a freshman and sophomore, he played Q league. Also he belonged to L-Club. ANNETTE lVlORRlS0N4-UlVlor- ries' keen mind will be useful to her when she starts to run a comptometer. She has many hobbies but she says that above all she likes eating. jAlVlES MULLENW-Jim is well- known as a sportsman and singer. He was out for football, track, and golf. An enthusiastic member of both the L-club and Boys Glee Club. MYRTLE MUSKAWATO be a beautician is Babes aim. But she has little time to dream about her future, for she is constantly busy drawing, taking pictures, or participating in girls' athletics. ,R BERNICE NAUS- Bennie , upon graduation in june, is going to continue her schooling. Stenography will be her specialty. Reading, ice skating, CEC., and German Club have commanded most of her attention. JANET NEWMANfAArtistic, good-looking and popular, Newsyi' is constantly kept busy. GEC., A.A.K., S,H.T.L., bowl- ing, and ping-pong are but a few of her activities. Next year she is going to Vogue Designing School. DANIEL NIKQDEMA-The class of '41 must be air-minded, for here is another prospective aviator. Nick likes the out-of-doors. He spends as much time as possible hunting and fishing. ELIZABETH RUTH NIKGDEM4 Qne of Nikki's'i most outstanding accomplishments is her skill in baton-twirling. She Hglamouredn in the Senior play. Fashion de- designing is her future. STEVENS NORVELL---f'Esper- anto? Ask Stevens, he is an authority on this international language. Biology is also one of his hobbies. He is going to L.T.vl.C. where he will major in biology. RALPH OGLE-'Friendly Ralph flashes his smile for everyone. Spanish Club, A,A.K., and basket- ball are among his numerous activities. Likes the piano. Hence forth he may be found at the University of Illinois. FLORENCE QLSCN'fffElorence will answer to any names except Elo or Elossy, which don't appeal to her artistic temperament. She has been in A.A.K. EZ, 3, 4, and plans to study art in college. P127