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

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DOROTHY JACOBSON-Kn ox College is first in Dot's future. Her favorite pastimes: Spanish, Choir, and knitting. VIVIENNE JARVIS- Going to work, Viv states. She will prob' ably make good use of her com' mercial law. RALPH JENNINGS - Ranching is Ralph's objective. School is his pet peeve. He liked study hall. Hobbies: guns and cars. VIRGINIA JOERN + Tyke , generally seen with Bill, enjoyed Spanish and swimming. Her plans now include college. CATHERINE HOPPENRATH -A future career girl. Her in' terests were English, tobogganing and movies. LOWELL HULL+His hobby is music, his profession will be medif cine. Bugs really was tops on his oboe. DELORES I-IULTGRENgAu' gustana College claims Red after graduation. She loves drawing, dancing, and collecting souvenirs. ROBERT HUNT-Chemistry it was in high school and chemistry it will be in college. Mike also likes swimming and baseball. BARBARA HYNE - Bobbie, another loyal Corral fan, enjoyed collecting records. j.C. follows next. RICHARD IBACH-Dick's main theme was photography. He plans to use his bookkeeping course in a future furniture business. RALPH IRONS-People fespef cially girlsj who start something and don't finish, his pet peeve. Dancing and record collecting his hobby. ROBERT JACKSON - Wavyf haired Bob returned from service to LT. this year. School and work claim his time. There was a hot time U in the old town that August night when V-J Day came. CHARLES JOHNSON - Ques' tionnaires irk goodflooking Chuck. Sadly enough there'll be lots of them waiting for him at I.C. DOROTHY JOHNSON 1 Bef sides college she wants to include travel. At home her hobby is music, especially the piano, ELAINE JoHNsoN - Among her other activities Elaine liked rink roller skating and collecting piano music. Augustana College next. JAMES JONES-Don't wear a fur coat and slacks around jay , the combination disgusts him. North Central will claim his al- legiance. 20

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MARILYN HEYDINGS- FELDER - Hidy, one of our stu- dent N'urse's Aides, will head for MilwaukeefDowner College next fall. JAMES I-IILL4i'Herman, an arf dent record collector and photo' grapher will attend Upstairs Tech next year. ALVIN HILLMER - Navy or trade school will follow for Bud who was one of our math lovers. GEORGE HOCKENBERY 4 Automobile owner and mechanic, he liked journalism and worked on the Lion staff. College next. EDMUND HAWES-Ed will leave Dottie for Purdue and aero- nautical engineering next fall. School dramatics will miss him very much. JOHN HAYESAA real jazz-man on his sax, Jack played with Bob Warren's band and the Jive Five. CAROLYN I'IECKlVIANfCar0l's efforts were directed toward art fpainting tiesj and icefskating. J.C. comes next. CHARLES HEMRICH-Chuck, great golfer and star halfback, plans to begin college work at JC. next year. When the war in Europe ceased, we held off our celebrations until complete peace could be won., ARMAND HODAPP - Physics, baseball and being with the boys ranked highest with popular Army , BERNARD HODAPP -Y Berny's pet peeve was girls who leave lip' stick prints-on napkins, of course. A wellfliked senior. NANCY HOLT4Nance liked to swim, knit, and dance in her spare time. Enjoyed chemistry most of all. College next, NANCY JANE HOLT - Nan, whose hobby is music, was an ac' tive band member four years. The future will Hnd her in college. 19 CARL HENDERSON - Carlis main interests were baseball and basketball. He spoke French like a native. ARDATH HENSEL-Ardie liked to spend her time at the Corral or a football game or relaxing with a German book. J.C. next. MARY HENSEL - Happyfgof lucky Mary spent three years in Choir, taking three leads in the operettas. PATRICIA HERBERT- Herby was a class officer two years, be' longed to Spanish club, and had a lot of friends.

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MARILYN F. KITTELL-Should you have heard an anguished Say it isn't so, it would have been popular Kittle. She liked Student Council. ROBERT KLEINSCHMIDT - Bob made a name for himself in golf. Pet aversion of i'Klinker were convertibles with the top down. MAR-IORIE KLIER-Marge, new to us last year, made many friends and was vicefpresident of Mu Tau. DORIS KLOTZfDoris is head' ing for some lucky boss. She plans ofhce work as a career CONNETT JONES-Roadfhog haters find a brother in Connett, who heads for Berea College after LT. Active in orchestra and choir. PATRICIA KEANE-Pat hopes to be a laboratory or X-Ray tech' nician. She was active in Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club and as gym leader. JOHN KELLOGG - Iack's fa' vorite activity was participating in sports. Next year he climbs up' stairs to I.C. JOHN KEMMAN - Many an hour johnny has put in as co' editor of this book. Veterinary medicine at Kansas comes soon. Jim Polivka, Joan Seegers, Pat Sanders, Lucia Wilson, and John Jackson led our junior class. MARILYN KNIERIM - Lyn's pet peeve was the type with the superior air. I.C. next year folf lowed by Cornell College in Iowa. LORETTA KOLACZ- Do you smooch in LT. corners? If so, you're no friend of I..orky. Fa' vorite activities: riding and Ralph. HERBERT KOSHGARIAN - Kosh was one of L.T.'s outstand- ing athletes. Football, wrestling and Mag occupied his time. ROGER KRAFFTfRog was one of Mr. Allen's many fans, as wit' ness his love for Trig. Hopes to go to college. 21 VIRGINIA KIBBLER-The Cor' ral and eating ranked high with Ginny. DePauw or Denison will welcome her after L.T. DOROTHY KILLEY+Working on the Lion staff took much of Dot's time. Rode some, too. I.C. and Colorado are next. DORIS KIRKfDor evidently had South American leanings with her Spanish study. Work at Latin American Institute after IC. HELEN LOUISE KISTLER - Barreling and parties were Achf el's pastimes. French and D.G. kept her busy, too. College looms soon.