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

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MARY ELLEN DIXON -W Mary Ellen was known for her pleasing smile and the topfnotch grades she collected in all subjects. LOUISE DOLGNER 4 V.V. enjoys swimming and has a hobby of collecting records. Future is devoted to being a secretary. DARLENE DORE-- Little one was an O.E.O. through H.S. She liked bookkeeping and will use it in her secretarial career. ROBERT DOUGALL-You can't miss Bob buzzing around town in his new Ford. Crossfcountry kept him in condition, BETTE CREIGHTON A Bette was always busy with the goils or one of her beaux. IC. teach' ers will strain their ears at her soft voice. ROBERT CUNNIFF-Bob had two loves in high school-sports and Liz. I.C. will claim him next year. MARY ANN CURTISf Curt was busy this year as president of Girl Reserves. Rockford College is part of her future. RUSSELL CUTHBERT - Chump, a varsity football man, had two hobbies: chasing women and collecting odd pictures. Next stop: Marines. After careful planning, the Corral made its auspicious debut on Memorial Day. ROBERT DROM4A hurdler on our track team and a basketball fan, Bob has a fine collection of friends and grades from four years. WARREN DRUETZLER4-Fa' mous for his running ability and his important role in the Corral drive, Dritz plans to attend Ohio State next year. JAMES DUFFY - Influence likes his gal, his bowling, and wrestling. Northwestern is in store for him next. FORREST DUNI-IAM-Forrest, a rugged lineman on the light- weight football team, plans to go either to college or to the Marine Corps. 15- BARBARA DALTON - Barbie, an active member of G.A.A., had many other interests in her four years at L.T. Hobby: reading. JOHN DEEMING- Alaska or bust says the Senior vicefpresident about his future. Trig funder Mr. Allenj was tops with L'Sunshine. MARGERY DEHRfMargie en' joyed music, dancing, and working on the Advisory Board. Lucky Lawrence College gets her in Sep' tember. IEANETTE DICK - jean liked Red Cross work, Latin, and Amerif can history. College and a legal career are her aims.

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BARBARA CLEGG-Having en' joyed shorthand in school, Barb plans a stenographic future. IOHN CLIFTON - John was noted for three things: appetite, flaming red hair, honor roll report cards. J.C. for him. VIRGINIA CLOUGH - Gini ought to be a good cook with Foods as her favorite subject. Bradley U. is her goal. DONALD COLE-Although he worked all through high school, Don found time to make many friends. JOSEPH CACCAMO - Sports and music appealed to Joe. We hope to see him at LC. next year. MARGUERITE CAHILL-Peg enjoyed gym leading and English at LT., while out of school pre- ferred ice skating and swimming. DONNA CARLSON-Don spent her time riding, sewing, drawing, and cooking. She will attend a commercial art school. PATRICIA CASEY-If Pat saw a short man with a tall woman, you'd hear her exclaim Nuts College is next for her. RICHARD CHAMBERS7Dick, a HifY member, liked to tinker with cars, but he was never too busy for a game of baseball, RICHARD CHASE - Expect a good time when in the company of popular Dick. Was a socialite, also a member of the intelligentsia. PATRICIA CLARK-A Girls' Club Board member and a future psychiatrist, personable Pat always had time for bridge. WILLIAM CLARK+Bill, a math and chemistry lover, would also take anyone on for a game of bridge or pingpong. Gas rationing didn't keep us from the Fresh- man Frolic - we al- ways walked. EDWARD CONRAD-Ed's inf terest ranged from football to play- ing the drum, but these came second to Delores. EDWARD M. COOK-Cookie was one of our more famed me' chanical geniuses. Spent his free time repairing cars and will go to trade school. EDWARD COOLEY-A future M.D., Ned spent his after school hours selling shoesg collecting rec' ords and playing golf as pastimes. RUSSELL CORPRON-Known for his smooth dancing but always available for a game of football or basketball. Next stop - The Navy. 14 E l

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HELEN FAIDICH-Helen's fa' vorite school subjects were short' hand, typing, and clothing. She has spent her spare time working. DEAN FANDREY-Usually seen riding his motorcycle around. Spent most of his time working on motors. Future undecided. JOAN FAY-Talkative joan plans to get up in the world as she is going to the College in the Clouds. MARY FERENSEN-Tall, good' looking Mary was an asset to any crowd. Dances, photography, and having fun kept her busy. J.C. is next. GEORGE ECKDAHL - Track and golf took up his time when he wasn't driving a car. Augusf tana College is next for this mathef matician. BARBARA EDWARDS-Barrel' ing in Alfred and being with the kids took her time. Tickf tock Tech for Barb next year. ROBERT EDWARDS - Tall, dark Bob liked sports and ex' celled in math. College and chem' istry are in his future. RALPH EILERS-Trig was tops with Ralph. Music and the L.T. orchestra were his favoritesg fish' ing lilled his spare time. Don Krug, Phyl Green, Pat Herbert, Pat Sears, and Bob Rettig steered us through our sopho- more year. FRANCINE FERRANTINOfA pocket edition, Biddie was active in Mu Tau and Dramatic Club. The Lion kept her busy. RICHARD FETZNER -- Tall, popular 'LFetz always seen with Reva, was a football hero who often said My aching back! WILLIAM FIEDLER-Bill had a smile for everyone. The Lion kept him busy when not playing football. He will become a veterif narian. DONALD FIELD 4 Residents of Brainard Avenue will miss the dull roar of Don's truck while he is at the University of Cincinf nati. 16 JOHN EKLUNDA-lohn has an enviable sense of humor. Track took up his serious moments. IC. will be next for him. EUNICE ENDICOTT - Sports enthusiast Eunice played tennis and basketball whenever given a chance. She will be a receptionist. GRETA ENGST - One of our athletic gals, Greta was a great help to Mrs. Haberman in third period gym class. ROBERT ERICKSON - Bob liked sports, but girls andgstamps kept him busy, Big gun is a favorite expression. Psychology appealed to him.