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

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fbaafl' fbacfgefut Nucl' VIVIAN DUGAN - Marge , lucky person, gets a kick out of almost everything in life. Actor Iohn Payne and cokes are her favorites. Sang in Glee Club her fourth year. Plans to be a stenographer. GLENN DUNNING-Glen's rec- ord shows an athlete through and through. Track l, 27 Cross- country 1, 2, 3, 4: Football l. In preparation for his Army Air Corps training he joined the Military Club 3. Wouldn't you miss something about Ioyce if it wasn't for Glenn at her side? CLYDE DURHAM - This easy going lad is quite a bowler- likes reading too. As soon as school is over 'Dunbar' will be headed for the Marines. GUINEVERE DYE - Gwinie's hobbies, bowling and bike rid- ing, ought to get her in form for the future. She plans to take up Archeology at Arizona U. Her activities here were French Club 3, 4, O.E.O. 2, 3, 4, War Council 4. MARILYN EDWARDS - Ed , well-known and we l l- l i k e d around school, is quite a so- cialite. Bridge and piano should be mentioned, to say nothing of Bill. Ioinecl Teenya l, 2, Paint and Powder ly Mu Tau 3: Span- ish Club 3, 4. ELORENCE EKLUND-Florence otherwise known as Swede is certainly a consistent gal- E X t r a - curricular activity - Chuck: Hobby-Chucky favor- ite pastime e Chuck. Known around school for her merry smile. PAUL ELEVELD-A mechanic in the making is Paul, always driving his car. Plans to at- tend the Curtiss-Wright Insti- tute in California and learn Aviation Mechanics as soon as he finishes school. Hi-Y l, 2. PATRICIA ERICKSON-Pat has a really genuine smile. Noth- ing half-way about it. Pals around with Dolores. Another of our future stenographers, Pat likes to read and sew. Gave her best to Girl Reserves l, 4: and Archery I. IOHN ESTEPiThis quiet lad could be found driving around school in his car anytime. Was one of our first classmates to answer the call to colors. Is now serving Uncle Sam in the Army Air Corps. ELIZA FAIREIELDfGlamorous Muffin is a wizard with the needle-both sewing and knit- ting. A lot of dates, but man- ages to create an enviable wardrobe. Another Vann's dev- otee, spends lots of time run- ning around with Mac and accumulating that gorgeous sun-tan. THOMAS FINCH-Dainty little Tom was the mainstay of Ben- nett's championship fo o t b al l teams. Man-Mountain-E inch is one of the state's finest heavy- weight wrestlers. His sense of humor is unsurpassed, in the classroom or out. CALVIN FORD - A likeable young man-about-town is Cal, noted chiefly for his catanker- ous old Model A, which occu- pies most of his spare time, along with being president of the Hi-Y. ARTHUR I-'OSSIER-This future air man believed in a good ba- sic education, hence a model airplane builder. A good bowl- er with a high average in the school league. Future-Army Air Corps. IAMES FOSTER - On the ball , both in sports and in social life. lim provided both the grid and basketball teams a swell center. No one will for- get his movable deathtrap Ccarl. Plans for college after graduation.

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AUGUSTA COLLINS W Gus would rather dance than do anything else, although she al- so likes golf and tennis. She hopes to do work in the field of journalism. MARY CORCORAN -H Cork enjoys bowling, dancing and above all good swing music. She has the practical hobby of swing. Her future plans in- clude a business college. NICK CRNKOVICH - Nick's quiet personality hardly hides his love for sports. Football, basketball, baseball, and swim- ming keep his spare time filled. After he graduates, Nick plans to go to trade school. RICHARD CROSBY-Dick's in- terests in school were Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Lightweight Football l: and Bowling 2, 3. Dick is a member of the Na- tional Championship Drum and Bugle Corps and the Sons of American Legion. He plans to join the armed forces soon. RICHARD CUMMINGS-I hear the Army calling. Military Club 3, 4: Lightweight Football 2, 3: Heavyweight manager 4: Hi-Y 4. The Army Air Corps in his future. Always as busy as the proverbial one-armed paper-hanger with the hives. DOROTHY CUNNINGHAM - Dot transferred here her Iunior year and lost no time getting into the choir. Her lovely so- prano voice was heard often in assemblies and in musical programs. WILLIAM CUSAC- I love the life I lead . Bill is popular with the guys and gals alike. Bowling and pool occupy his spare time and the future holds for him a life in the Naval Air Service. MARIAN CZECHOWITZ-Ouiet Marian is headed for a secre- tarial position, but right now favors bowling as her favorite pastime. Belonged to Girl Re- serves and :O.E.O. BETTY DAILEY - Recipe for Bet : mix one attractive little blonde with much drawing. Stir in plenty of dates with a certain sailor. Add after-school base- ball 2, 3. Present to a gentle- man who needs a secretary. WILLIAM DAWSON-Bill was especially active his final year at L.T. He belonged to Ger- man Club 3, 4: Ei-Kem, Math Club 4: Hi-Y 4: and business manager of Lion 4. Bill didn't forget the ladies either. He plans his future in aeronautical engineering. WAYNE DICKMANQ-Outside of playing lead saxophone with the Top Hatters , he 'figured' in the band l, 2, 3, and in the orchestra 3, 4. This lad is truly musically minded, for he in- tends to enter the field of the professionals. C. ROBERT DOCKUM - This first class camera fan made his name as chief staff photogra- pher of the Tab. Hi-Y l, 42 Fi-Kem 3, 4: Math 4: Military Club 3, 4 and Camera Club I: Vice-President 3, 4. LOIS DOWNING-Lois, an ar- dent member of O.E.O. l, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Paint and Powder l, 2: Girls' Club 3: had a leading part in the Iunior play. Spends her time knitting, reading, and Qossipirlq- Plans on college. GLORIA DROST - When she wasn't drawing, swimming, or dancing, Drostie devoted her time to G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Secretary, 2: O.E.O. l, 2, 3, 4, President, 4: Frosh-Soph Theater l, 2: Sec- retary of class 2: Baton Twirl- ing 1, 2, 3, Vice-President, 2: Glee Club 3: Student Council 4: and Cicero Club 3. A future architect. Johnnie Krummell brings glory to the graduating class and the whole school as he wins honorable mention in nation-wide science contest.

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DONALD FOUDRIAT4An un- rivaled practical joker Heinz is quite a versatile fellow. He was associate editor of the Tab and earned his lightweight foot- ball letter. German Club 3, Secretary 4: Hi-Y 3, 4. Plans to take up engineering at Purdue. SYLVIA FOX - Demure Sylv quietly goes about studying hard and making friends. A whiz on skates, she spends much of her spare time at rol- ler rinks. The future? A ste- nographer, I hope +but we know! BETTY FREDERICK-While at El Tee, Bet was quite a busy person. Sandwiched in some piano playing and sports be- tween meetings of O.E.O. l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2: Girls' Club 3, 45 Teenya l, 25 and French Club 3, 4. Future plans include the Upstairs Tech. ROBERT FRITZ-Another bowl- ing enthusiast who knocks over the pins with regularity is Fritz. Work at the Farmstore and Camera Club take up his re- maining time. An Army life follows graduation. OLIVER GALBRAITH e Tennis l, 2, 3 and Camera Club 2 kept Oliver busy, not to mention tar- get shooting, dancing, and swimming. Oliver is headed for a Mechanical Engineering Course. ADELAIDE GASK - Dinne was one of Mademoiselle's French Club members 3, 4. Her interest in dramatics led her to lend her soft, musical voice to the junior Play, Paint and Powder 2, and Playmakers 3, 4. PATRICIA GEER- Trisha is known by everybody for her rare jokes. She's been kept pretty busy these past four years with Teenya, Girls' Club, and O.E.'O. Likes to dance and play tennis. IEANETTE GERKEN 4- Nettie came to L. T. from Lindblom for her senior year and has made many friends. Enjoys horseback riding, Girls' Club and G.A.A. College after grad- uation. RUTH GILBERTfFriendly Gib- bie likes parties, movies, and all sports, especially horseback riding and tennis. Home Eco- nomics Club 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, and Girls' Club 3, 4 were her extra-curricular activities. She hopes to become a good nurse. IERROLD GODAR--Ierry is a boy who keeps himself busy with ice skating, hunting, and swimming. Any spare time is used for reading. He plans to go into the Naval Reserve. NORMA GOGIAN - Pert and vivacious Geegy is noted for her dazzling smile. Our vita- min B-l girl of L.T. Hi: plenty of vitality. Favorite haunt is Vann's, but singing and bridge take a good portion of her time. Northwestern college next. GEORGE GOLLAN Y Fishinq, boats, records, stamps, and Helen have kept George busy along with Hi-Y l, and his fa- vorite pastimes of football and tennis. He is headed for North- western and Mechanical Engi- neering. WARREN GOODLAD - Here's another sportsman, on the grid- iron or outside in the Wilds. Lightweight football l, 25 Heavies 45 Hi-Y l, 4: Camera Club 2, 4. After graduation Warren plans to attend Wis- consin U. until the army calls. ROBERT GOODWIN - Bob is a real basketball player as proved by his showing on the Lightweight team his junior year. An athlete and one swell fellow is Bob. If our coupons for gas ran out we could go triple or quadruple to the school dances. Chummy wasn't it?