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

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RAYMOND NEMECfRay was very interested in radio, and after graduation he is going into radio production. JACQUELYN NEUMAN -- Jacque enjoyed roller skating, Girl Reserves, and just being lazy dur' ing her LT. years. LOIS NEWMAN4Lois was an enthusiastic sports fan, but football and basketball interested her most. GORDON NORDBERG - Sang in Choir. A trip to California inf spired a desire to travel. J.C. next September. JOHN MILLS-This joker col' lected old nve dollar bills and played poker. The Navy will claim him in the near future. MARJORIE MITCHELL Y Out of school she liked to draw and paint and be with the kids. Amerif can Academy of Art comes next. JOYCE MORONG-Joyce did a lot of Red Cross work and still had time to collect curios and do some swimming. FRANK J. MURPHY - Murph did a lot of outside work and liked it. He plans to enter the service after graduation. Seniors at last, we faced our big year with Dean Martin, John Deeming, Reva Spohr, Lucia Wilson, and Dick Fetzner as offi- cers. CORALIE NORVELL4This gal plans to carry a big load in col' lege for she wants to study art, psychology and philosophy. BARBARA NOVOTNY 7 Barb had loads of interests-reading, collecting records, and dancing. Headed for Gregg school. CHARLES OHLFEST - Chas. seemed to like the girls, pool and bowling. Heading for U.C.L.A. JAMES OLSEN - Everybody called Jim Swede although he didn't like it. A future doctor, he will take his prefmed at DePauw. 27 ROBERT NARQUIS - Narky was one of L.T.'s best pianists. He could play almost anything- and did-with Ed Conrad's or' chestra. IVAR NELSON 1 Mathematics was the favorite subject of this future engineer, although his math was put aside for his car. ROBERT NELSON-Bob played his hot trumpet in the L.T. band, also at the Corral with Ed Con' rad's musicians. TOM NELSON f Handsome Tom seldom gavc the girls a tumble but concentrated mostly on skiing and aviation.

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BILL MCKNIGHT-Although he was known as the Pint in Three Quarts and a Pint, vocal quartette, Mac was a big man on the wrest- ling team. GLENN MEADER-L.T. was the last of no less than three schools for wellftraveled Glenn. He hasn't yet chosen his future college. JEAN MELLORS-Here we have one of our better cheerleaders. jean really did a bangfup job for four years. College next. GEORGE MERK-George played football, basketball and baseball for the Home. He also liked gardening of which he did a good deal. DEAN MARTIN-Our busy class president plans a medical future. Weiner liked model airplanes, swimming and trig. HAROLD MARTINEK- Marty enjoyed football, and chemistry was his favorite subject. J.C. is included in his immediate future. RICHARD MASON - Mase really gave his all to the football team, for his injuries limited his later activities. He is heading for college. MARION MATSON - Knitting and swimming were her favorite out-offschool activities. Nuts! was her favorite expression. Remember when George S. gave us a free dance to celebrate our retiring the Presi- dent's Cup? JEAN MERRIELL-Jeanie parti' cipated in G.A.A. with horseback riding at the top of her list. MARC MERSEREAU - The professor, a future chemist, liked algebra and chess. Marc's most frequent expression- Ye Gods! BEVERLY MICHELSEN - Muffy, the gal with a joke for all occasions, loved to play bridge and knit. MARJORIE MILLERijournalisf tic Marge plans to attend j.C. next year. When she wasn't drawing she had a nose for news. 26 BARBARA MAVES-Barb was one of our bowlers. Pet peeve: people who talk when she's conf centrating. Trip to California in her future. PATRICIA MCCARTHY-Kan' sas City's loss was L.T.'s gain when Pat came as a junior. Swim' ming was her hobby. Next move, college. WILLIAM H. MCCLELLAND --If you were behind stage, you would have found Bill. Stage crew and radio his hobbies. I.C. coming up next. GENE MCCONIGA - Ump came to LT. from Morton as a junior. Swimming and poker his hobbies. College for Gene next year.

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LOIS PARKS-Lois liked watch' ing football and basketball games, also collecting photographs and riding horseback. JOSEPH PESEK-Joe spent his time fooling around with cars, when not wrestling. J.C., then theatre business for him. GLENN PETERSON - Pete hopes to travel somedayg right now enjoys horseback riding, football and tinkering with cars. ANNE PHILLIPS - When she wasn't busy editing the Lion, Anne spent her time swimming, sleeping and playing the piano. ties. drawing. lege. We gave Hobo Day the bum's rush in favor of our first Mardi Gras. BETTY PIPER-With shorthand and typing her favorite subjects, Bet's future as a secretary looks promising. JAMES PLICHTA-If he wasn't busy with Student Council, Jim could be found taking part in some sport, baseball his favorite. GEORGE PODD-A potential artist, George liked to paint but also found time for lightweight football and basketball. JAMES POLIVKA-Football and his activities as president of the Corral have kept Jim jumping this year. 282 SHIRLEY OLSEN-This future Northwestern co-ed liked to speak Spanish. She enjoyed many clubs and gave wonderful slumber par' EVELYN ONDRICK - Blondie enjoyed roller skating and bowl' ing. She was very interested in CHARLES OSBORNE - Chuck spent several years in Germany which might explain his bent for science. Television is his hobby. JANET OWEN-Jan liked work- ing on the Lion, playing bridge, and swimming. Next stop is col' KERMITH K. OWENS- Kaye liked football and collecting good jokes. He disliked third lunch period on assembly days. MARILYN OWENS-Bowling, collecting stuffed animals, and dating took up Irish's time. Plans on diplomatic schooling. LUE PADLEY-Lue's marvelous piano playing was enjoyed by everyone in school and will conf tinue to be enjoyed in J.C. MILDRED PANTKE - Millie worked hard but still found time for favorite sports, skating and baseball. x