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

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SERVING OUR COUNTRY KENNY ANDERSON - This smiling blond athlete from the Home was a star in every sport. A good artist and draftsman too, he is now in the Marines. CLIFFORD ARMGARD - Before Cliff joined the Army, he spent most of his time bowling, roller skating, or drawing some very snappy pictures. GLENN CARLSON - Football, basketball, his '41 Chevrolet, and Trixie occupied most of this pop' ular fellow's time. At present Swede is in the Army Air Corps. RAY HOOPER-Quiet Ray has a great interest in photography. From now on his pictures will probably have a nautical setting for he has gone all out for the Navy Vf12 program. JOHN KULA-Johnny, one of El Tee's best students, used to spend his spare time building model planes or hunting and fish' ing. Since February, however, he's been telling it to the Marines . VINCENT BROPHY-Bud was a quiet but well known fellow around El Tee. At present he is doing plenty of traveling while training as a bombardier in the Army Air Corps. BRUCE ELLIOTT-Quiet and likable, Sandy was well known in high school as a prominent member of the Order of the Ar' row, At present, he is one of Uncle Sam's boys. JAMES HAYES-One of the first of our class to don a uniform, Jim entered the Navy in July 1943. While still in school, his interests centered around basketball, golf, and just about any sport. remembers George as a swell player of football, basketball, and baseball. Now he is playing a game for keeps in the Army Air Corps. WILLIAM MAST-Working at the Hotel kept cheerful Bill pretty busy during his high school days and gave him plenty of experience for batting the breeze in the Army Air Corps. RALPH MITCHELL - When Ralph decided to fly, the Army Air Corps gained not only a good pilot, but also a swell trombone player. We all remember his Hne work with the Top I'Iatters . 10 ALAN NAUMANiThe Navy really received a solid sender when they got Al. With his piano playing we wouldn't be a bit surf prised if he joined a Navy Band. WILLIAM PROUTYW-Ordinarif ly Bill would still be at Up Stairs Tech., but, fate and the Army took a hand and now he's gone off to the fighting fronts. ARTHUR SANDUSKY - Now one of our Navy men, Sandy is doing his part in the war, but we will never forget the football games he won for us. LOUIS SEGUR-One of the best known members of our band and orchestra, Louis is now beating it out for the Army. We wonder if he finds time to read Downbeat now. RICHARD WILSON - Dick's red head was a familiar sight be' hind the drums and in the halls. The scene of his activity has been changed from El Tee to the Navy. HOWARD POULTER - Tall, dark, handsome Howie was a basketball and football player here -a good student too. Now he's in the Navy's Vfl2 program and ought to make a good officer. JEFF ROBERTSON - When it came to making a snappy poster, smiling Jeff was the man. He's devoting all his talents to the Army now, though. FRED WENTZ - Tall, curly' haired Fred was a sports lover in civilian life. He left a record as a good student when he joined the Merchant Marine in November.