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

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In the fail of 1942 the doors of E1 Tee first opened for a new principal and for a new crop of freshmen, the class of 1946. In recoqniiion of four years of enjoyable and stimulating asso- ciation We take pride in dedicating our Tabulae io GEUIQGE S. DLSIEN

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THOMAS BURKE-Our presi- dent was a busy little boy. Witness this list of activities. Corral Board president 4, Boys' Treasurer 3, Class president 4. Says he loves old cars better than his mother. PATRlClA HAWK-Pat made lots of friends fmale and fe- male? and kept herself busy before moving to Kansas City this year. Activities included Latin Club 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Girls Club 3, 4: Choir 4: Cor- ral treasurer 4y class vice-presi- dent 4. CONNIE BAUER4Look up effervescent in the dictionary and get an idea of Connie. She smiled and laughed her way through Choir 2, 3, 4: O.E.O. 2, 3, German Club officer 3, 4, De- bate l, 2, 35 Playmakers 3, 4: Girl Reserves -3: Representative Assembly 3. ROBERT VOSS4Bob really kept busy during his four years at L.T. This included Football, Wrestling, Latin Club president 2, Class officer l, 4: lunior Class Play, Corral Board, Hi-Y, and Tab staff. He plans to study medicine at the U. of Indiana. CAROLYN ABB'OTTfA new- comer from New Iersey is blonde Carolyn. While here she joined Home Ec club and French club: after graduation she hopes to study medicine. GEORGE ALBEE - George wasn't in our midst until his junior year, but since then has joined Aviation club, Fi-Kem, Writers Club, and Tab staff. He plans to take engineering of architecture in a college as yet undecided. E THL YN ALLBRIGHT - Here we have one of the more ath- letic lasses that graced our halls, witness G.A.A., swim- ming, baseball, basketball, and horseback riding. Brains too! O.E.O. Dramatic club, and Girl Reserves prove that. -ef tt.. . .. Tl' ti is l , 2 X + :- if' W 1 52-2532 ww :eff- C' 'K ff. -F ,, nf S 4 ' 'at .5 ' H ,yr , .lsgY,,,. 5. 5 , ROBERT AMBLEREBetween wrestling, coin-collecting, and moving around the country, CBob comes from Massj, this fellow found time for a job and running around with the fel- lows. Future: indefinite. CHARLES ANDERSON 4 The musical tendencies of this seri- ous faced lad are indicated by his participation in Band l, 2, Mu Tau l, 2, 3. German Club 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, and Fi-Kem 4 show where his other interests lie. MARGARET ANDREWS- Marge, an active lass as you can see, plans a future in dress designing. Her many activities included: Paint and Powder lg Girl Reserves l, 2, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4. ROBERT AUGE-Bob gives everybody his infectious grin. Usually with Lefty and Ek, he was the rugged outdoor type who seldom gave the girls a tumble. Athletically speaking, he prefers the wrestling mats. ALICE BATTERSHELL - Small, dark, and quiet, Alice was one of our girl athletes. CG.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Though square dancing is her only hobby, she confesses an interest in Spanish Club 3, 4 and Girl Reserves l, 2, 4. ROBERT BAXTERfBob says he was too busy keeping his car running and drawing pitchers to find time for sports and clubs. We know the Tab wouldn't have been the same without his art work. Though he expects to spend some time in the army, college is definitely in order. MARGUERITE BEEGLE 4 Dark hair and dark eyes-that's Beedee . Likes swimming, dancing, and the Army. She has her glims on Bowling Green University or Miami. Somehow Spanish Club and aide wormed their way into her sophomore year.