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

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HELEN HAUPTMANN-Do peo- ple really call her Pascud- nyak? Helen claims that's her nickname. Hopes to become a stenographer. Participated in Home Economics Club 3, 4. Swimming is one of her favor- ite pastimes. IOANNE HAYESAHIO Io has a record worth hearing about. Student Council 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 45 O.E.O., Secre- tary 4: Spanish Club 3, Vice President 4: Paint and Powder 1, 25 Teenya l, 2, 35 Math Club 21 Girls' Club 3, 4. Plans for some college. GEORGIA HEIDENREICH-For petite Georgia, Barnum School of Dramatic Art is next. As you might guess, she loves act- ing and dancing. Also played violin in Orchestra 2, 3, 45 active in Twirlers' Club 2, 3, 4 and Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. IEAN HICKEY-Petite lean was popular with everyone. Her cheery smile and pleasing per- sonality brightened many activ- ities. Could be found at all the social affairs. Spanish Club 3, 4. ROBERT HILTON-Bob seems to go in for extra-curricular ac- tivities as shown by his record of football, basketball, track, and Iunior and Senior Plays. Likes to swim and collect stamps. His future plans ern- brace either the Army Air Corps or Illinois. CLARENCE HITCHCOCK - At present, writing poetry, dream- ing, and just taking it easy keep Bud busily occupied. But this hCIPDY+EIo-lucky lad has big plans for the future as a ca- det in the Army Air Corps. GLORIA HOFFeLittle Gloria has a big heart. Although she spent only her senior year with us, we find Playmakers instant- ly caught her fancy. Very tal- ented in dancing. IEAN HOFFMAN-PGDDY lean is never seen without a smile on her face. Has flocks of friends. Being a member of O.E.O., proved to us that she had brains as well as beauty. Spanish Club, Playmakers. DOLORES HOEMAN M- This smart girl has been a member of O.E.O. l, 2, 3, 47 French Club 3, 47 and Girl Reserves l, 2. Her favorite pastime is knitting. Diddy's future plans are in- definite. IOHN HOLT H A swell all- around fellow. Being a camera fiend, member of Fi-Kem, li- brary assistant, and working in Western Springs kept Iohn a busy many in spite of this, the gals saw a lot of him. WILLIAM HOSKINS-Happy- go-lucky Bill is a dyed-in-the- wool jitterbug. His personality brightens this sad world when all else fails. Bill's numerous activities include Hi-Y, Military Club, and YMCA. NANCY HUNT-Collecting hot jive records, knitting and skat- ing are Nancy's hobbies. Her club activities included Teenya l, 2, 35 O.E.O. l, and Girls' Club 3, 4. She plans to take a sec- retarial course in college. IOHN HURLBUT- Hup is well known for the swell brawls he has thrown on New Year's, etc. He's the life of any party and, though he spent most of his time with Hill, he found time for Football l, 31 Basketball l, 4: Golf 2, 3, 47 and the Iunior and Senior Plays. RODNEY HYLANDER - Rod's devilish sense of humor is feared by all. Besides holding down several jobs, he found time to participate in IMOH basketball l, 2, 3, 4 and base- ball 3. Looks forward to the Army. Uncle Sammy took most of the paper so we collected electrical appliances, repaired them and sold them to sponsor our prom. The results were shocking.

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7014146 2014085 ia fe PATSY GOODYEAR - A.A.K. 3, 4 and hobbies of drawing and painting lead one to sus- pect Goodie is serious about her studies at the Art Institute of Chicago. Naturally she is. Dancing, bridge, and slumber parties are her favorite pas- times. MARIORIE GRADY - Marge has been at EL Tee for two years and is very popular with everyone. She is an ardent bridge fan. Next year's plans include some college. FRED GREEN- Bud is a true sportsman. Besides being a track star, he plays golf like Hagan, swims like a fish, and skates like a flash. Yes sir, when the Marines get this boy, they'll really have a fighter. HENRY GREENE - Henry ' s sense of humor and practical jokes were of a type hard to duplicate. Though this year is his first here, he has made many friends already. RUTH GUSTIN-Gus is a com- bination artist-athlete. Friend- ly and oodles of fun , she's a knockout with a baseball bat, a smooth violinist and a truly talented artist. G.A.A. l, 2, 35 A.A.K. 1, 2, 3p Orchestra. GRAHAM, GUTSCHE i For Victor let the records speak. Hi-Y l, 25 Band l, 2, 3: Orches- tra 2, 35 Football 3, 4: L Club 3, 4: German Club 3, 4. Gutch also likes jazz music and wolf- ing. Future plans are for Engi- neering school or Coast Guard. RUTH HAGAN-Although bril- liant Ruth gave O.E.O., French Club, Paint and Powder, Cicero Club and Aeneadae the benefit of her talent, baton twirling was her favorite activity. College is her goal for next year. DOROTHY HAGEDORN-That enchanting chuckle heard in the halls can usually be traced to Shorty, a petite miss with a pixie personality. Plays the accordion and likes to read. Home Economics 2, Vice Pres- ident 3g Girl Reserves 4. ROBERT HALFPENNY - Bob, well known and well liked ush- er at the Park Theater, went out for football his first year. Most of his spare time is spent in reading, but he likes model building and sports. DOROTHY HANSEN-Popular Swede busied herself with Girl Reserves, Paint and Pow- der, and Mu Tau. ln her spare time she enjoyed bowling, danc- ing, and reading. Plans to at- tend lunior College and then U. of Minnesota. ROBERT HANSEN-Bob is a quiet fellow who goes in for skating, both ice and roller. Af- ter his graduation he intends either to go on to school or to the Navy. MORRIS HART 4 Abe is known by all for his rare sense of humor. Fiddled away merrily in the orchestra and ran like a bunny on the track team. The army has a claim check on him 'tis rumored. lOl-IN l-lARTMANmIack joined our happy mob in his senior year. Ianesville, Wis., High claimed him l, 2, 3. Enjoys reading, swimming, hunting, and ice boating. Track and Military Club 4. lt's the Ma- rines or college. IACK HARTRONFT- jackson and his bright green suspenders are a familiar sight around El Tee. Collecting pennies, nick- els, dimes, and old guns is tops with lack. Plans include I. C. if the Navy Air Corps doesn't get him first.

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flue-Gladfi STELLA IACKSON W Athlette clubite, and all-around swell gal is Stella. G.A.A. Vice-Pres- ident l, 2, 3, President 45 Teen- ya l, 2, 37 French Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 37 Girls' Club Sec- retary 3, 4 and other clubs make Stella's day a busy one. WILLIAM IEFFERSON- left , the Wizard, kept himself occu- pied with lightweight football l, 2, 3, 4: wrestling, tennis 3, 45 Iunior Play, Fi-Kem l, 2, 3, 41 and Tab Staff. Busy little fel- low, wasn't he? MERYLE lOHNSCN Y Meryle came to El Tee from Washing- ton, D.C., in her junior year. While she's been here, her flashy blonde hair and spar- kling personality have won her many friends. Ranks among our better artists. ELAINE lONES!Elaine's bright smile can be seen anytime be- hind the ticket window at the LaGrange. Dancing is her fa- vorite pastime, and she was ac- tive in Girl Reserves. MARY ANNE IORDAN-MarY Anne has a good time no mat- ter what she does. Belonging to Spanish Club proved that she was gifted with brains as well as a sense of humor. Swim- ming is her favorite pastime. ISABEL IUDD-Tall and blonde, lssie has made herself a place in her first and last years in El Tee. There has been no idle sitting for her. Girls' Club, Spanish Club, French Club, and bowling. KENNETH KADING - Ken l e a v e s behind heavyweight football 4, Military Club 4, and a good time. Ken likes sports -preferably bowling and base- ball, and those card parties. Drafting and engineering are his fields. WALTER KANSTElNER4 Cos- mo seems to get around at L.T. as shown by his participa- tion in Hi-Y, Camera, Fi-Kem, Military, and Cicero Clubs. His interest in chemistry and phys- ics will lead him on to North- western University for chemical engineering. IUNE KEHRES-'Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Mu Tau 37 French Club 3, 45 O.E.O. l, 2, 3, 4, Cicero Club 3g Girls' Club 4 and Tab Staff were proud to claim lune as a member. With her talented per- sonality, she will be welcomed to any college. SHIRLEY KEIL-Girl Reserves l, 27 Home -Economics 4, and G.A.A. 4 have kept Lee busy. She likes horseback riding, swimming, dancing, and Chuck. CLARK KELLER - HCIDDY-ga lucky Clark has won many friends in his stay at El Tee. His swell smile and pleasing per- sonality were often found in the midst of a hot argument. MILDRED KELLER - E ve n though sleeping is Mildred's hobby and Vann's her favor- ite pastime, she was a member of Spanish Club, Glee Club, Cicero Club, and Biology Club. Medicine makes up her future career. DOROTHY KENNEDYe Petie transferred here from loliet in her senior year and has proved to be worth her weight in gold. Although she is popular with the rnales up here her heart still belongs to Gordie . CHARLES KEYSOR- Chuck , a real athlete, has found time for many other activities. An outdoorsman at heart, he has shown himself capable as a scholar and a club worker as well. Football, Hi-Y, Military Club, Biology Club.