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

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DONNA BURKHARDT Donnie's cute smile won her many friends. A super sportsgirl, she made her mark in G.A.A., though Ger- man Club and Girl Reserves claimed part of her time. NANCY CADWELL Nan enjoys life thor- oughly, has a charm- ing personality and a merry laugh. Her next step is Colorado Uni- versity. BEVERLY BURT A member of Girl Re- serves and G.A.A., she liked dancing, bowl- ing, and knitting. Babs entered L.T. as a junior and will begin her nursing course at Coe. WILLIAM CAI-IILL One of the Ugood ole Lightweightsu, B ill was a star at basket- ball. junior College claims this likeable senior next year. STANFORD BUSBY One of our great out- doors boys with a mu- sical side, Stan's var- ied list of hobbies in- cludes hunting, basket- ball, baseball and playing the flute and the piano. JOHN CAREY Johnny's pet peeve this year was the New Look. He worked hard on Activity Tickets and Xmas decorations. He is a probable candidate for Upstairs Tech. ROBERT BUSCH Here's a fellow whose natural charm will carry him far along the road to success. Lucky were the fel- lows and gals who could count Bob among their friends. BEVERLY CARL Slender Beverly is one of those lucky girls with a diamond. She's finishing work on her M.R.S. degree. BETTY BUTLER Betty served on many committees and worked as a nurse's aide during high school. This future nurse displayed her musical ability in the band. KENNETH CARLSON 'fSwede's'l ability to make people laugh, made him one of L.T.'s most popular seniors. After gradua- tion, Ken plans to be- come a veterinarian. More out-of-town barreling came with the end of gas rationing. ROBERT CARLSON One of Hthe boys , Bob was for football and wrestling. j.C. profs will have to Watch out for his mis- chief next year. Then he hopes to have his own restaurant. CLARE CARR Clare is very active out of school in Bethel, a girls' organization. People who are al- ways late are her peeve. lay Cee next year. 14 WEN DELL CARLSTEDT 'fBosc keeps himself pretty busy having a good time, but found time for basketball, golf, and Hi-Y. Fu- ture: Upstairs Tech . PAUL CARROLL Sports-minded Ponch participated in H-Y and did a daily stint as a door guard. j.C. comes next for him.

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IOAN BOUCHARD MLB. had a good time around school. She says she likes Hlaughing, eating, barreling around in Dad's car, and hav- ing a swell time. VVe hope she continues to have a good time at college. CLARE BRESTERS Although this busy girl had little time for activities around L.T., her smile and super personality made her a favorite with every- one. MITZIE BRANCATO Mitzie likes to dance, skate, and play bas- ketball. In addition, she has a large photo- graph collection. Next: college to study art. IAMES BRETTMAN Brett must have mem- orized a joke book, for he never ran out of jokes. Interests are M.C.ing , cars, and the Naval Reserve. After college, his name is sure to be up in lights. WILBUR BRAND Good looking and pop- ular, Mos was a threat in any sport in which he participated. When not busy with athletics or The Five , NMOS could be found with Nancy. RALPH BREUSS Ralph put in four years at track and two at cross country. He suggests that teachers with assignments to make, make them be- fore the bell rings. Our last three years began to get into the peacetime swing of things after the war's end in '45. DOROTHY BROUER Music is one of this pretty girl's hobbies. She was treasurer of Dramatics Club and a valuable asset to the Choir. Iowa State next. RICHARD BROWN Dick is one of our en- gineers-to-be. He spent much time telling jokes, playing basket- ball and baseball, and participating in Span- ish Club and Fi-Kem. ROBERT BROUGH Bro made a lot of friends and had a good time around school. He belonged to Fi-Kem and was an active member of Hi- Y. j.C. next. LORRAINE BUCK Lor has an unusual hobby - floral work. After graduation, she plans to enter the stenography field. 13 WALTER BRANDT Bub is quite an en- thusiast about sports - football, baseball, and basketball. Among popular songs he fav- ors Near You . His future includes j.C. and the Navy. VERNON BROE A cartoonist or a mu- sician, Vern - which will it be? If you haven't heard his Boogie arrafiigements yet, you have a real treat in store for you. JACK BREAUSCHE He enjoys sports-as a fan, midget auto rac- ing - as a player, football. J a e k will spend next year either in the Navy or at -l.C. ROY BROKER Good-natured Roy likes Chopin music, Demolay, G e r m a n Club, Red Cross activ- ities, and jalopies C1923 modelslg he d0esn't like his last three Tab pictures. How's this one, Roy?

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WALTER CERAN EK If you know all about birds, go to Slim and he'll tell you all about bees. He plans to raise them on his farm in the future. JANE COLE Popular Janie worked hard on the editorial board of the Lion dur- ing her senior year. Dates and knitting Filled up this active gaI's spare moments. ALBERT CEREN Mechanical minded Bill enjoys working on autos. The Band and Biology Club also held his interest. j.C. next. LORRAIN E CONRAD Lorraine may seem rather quiet at Hrst, but you just don't know her. She's a lot of fun to be with, as all her many friends MAE CHAPLIN Mae's sweet smile and sincere attitude made her an asset to our class. Her future is undecided, but a sec- retarial career would be to her liking. MARTHA CONWAY Marty's pet peeve was homework. Among this goofy blonde's likes are f'Stormy YVeather , knitting, and driving. She also served on G.A.A. committees. will agree. Kent Taylor steered us through our sophomore year. DOROTHY COSNER llottiels sense of humor and good con- versation were always welcome. She and Bill were seen together. MARY COX Always full of pep and energy, Coxy likes bowling and skating. More Than You Known ranks tops in her collection of re- cords. BETSEY COURTLEY Quiet Bets has a hobby of collecting match covers. She came to L.T. a couple of years ago from the wooly VVest and has gained many friends here. MADELON CROWE Blue-eyed Nan fav- ored Frankie Laine or Artie Shaw along mu- sical lines. Knitting is her pastime. Beloit College is probably around the corner. 15 DONALD CHURCHILL A transfer from Evanston in his junior year, Don soon made himself known by his football ability. VVinst plans to go to College out Yvest next vear. CLEO COOLEY Chloe enjoys art and the ukulele. Among her many ac- tivities were A.A.K., and Tab staff artist. How gay -her fav- orite expression. Col- lege next. SHIRLEY CLARK Shirley accomplished much as a leader in Hi Crusaders and Christian Youth Club. She also was busy as a telephone operator and between times she played her accordion. CAROL COOPER Four years of dra- matics paid off with a swell part in the senior play. Favorite song is Ballerina , but it ought to be Personality consid- ering all the friends she's made.