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

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GEORGE HEIDENREICH Deo kept himself busy during his stay in L.T. by ice skating and bowling, but he never gave the gals a break. j.C. next year. HERB HEYDORN f'Julius could usual- ly be seen fooling around with the boys. His pet peeve is wo- men drivers. He likes anything, almost. Col- lege is in store for him. ETHEL HEINRICH Dancing is one of this tall girl's favor- ites. She plaus to enter the stenographic field after graduation. DOROTHY HICKMAN Some of those neat decorations were by our own Dottie. Danc- ing, working at Pear- son's, and Stardust were her specialties. Future holds college. HOWARD HENDERSON Howie is always laughing a b o u t one thing or another. Played basketball and baseball on the I.M.O.H. team. Enjoys stamp collecting, too. German Club. JAMES HILL Choir and sports, es- pecially swimming, tennis, and l i g h t - weight football occu- pied jim's time. He'll take a pre-med course at Augustana. DAVID HENSLER .lack's good grades didn't keep him from having a good time. Going into commerce at Illinois U. Advisory Board, Spanish Club, basketball. DOROTHY HOPKINS Dee was active in Knit-Wits, G. A. A., and Dramatics Club. After j.C., she plans to enter secretarial work. Good luck, Dee. MARY HERNANDEZ Squirt w i t h h e r beautiful smile certain- ly knows the secret of making friends. Latin American In s ti t u t e next. Spanish C l u b, Dramatics Club, Rep- resentative Assembly. WILLIAM HOSPERS XVild Billl' had in- terests in everything. He kept especially busy in Dramatics, Hi- Y, Spanish Club, and Biology Club. Plans to go to Illinois after Upstairs Tech, Hard work and a generous community raised 525,000 to buy the Corral when we were juniors. ROBERT HOWELL Living in California is Cookie's dream. Speed skating, wrestling, and football are his chief interests. GEORGE HUGHES Happy-go-lucky George's present h o b b y is annoying teachers, but we hear he is strong on being a politician after LC. 22 BETTY HUEBNER Betty is another future secretary. Home Ee Club and Mu Tau were school interests, while knitting, read- ing, and swimming held other charms for her. LORELEI HYLANDER Lorry's quiet manner and studious ways in- sure her future suc- cess, probably as a kindergarten teacher. L a t i n Club, Girls' Club member.

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JOE GUZZARDO Joe isn't hard to please when it comes to music. He likes all popular songs. Some kind of work will claim his future. JACK HALLBERG A baseball enthusiast, t'jocko could be seen almost any afternoon out on the baseball diamond. -I.C. will claim this popular senior next year. Hot rods breezed loud Bang, along as juniors. LAN OR HACKL Lanor is noted for her cute smile. Her friend- ly personality should help her in her career as a beautician. WILLIAM HAMANN Bill is interested in mechanics and likes to work on cars. He was an active member of Boys' Club and Span- ish Club. j.C. comes next. into town with a with our entrance NANCY HAGAN Nan was noted around school for her pretty, long, blonde hair. The sports fans will miss an excellent twirler next year. Choir, Span- ish Club, O.E.O. BETTY HANLIN Pretty Betty plans to go to De Pauw Uni- versity next fall. Cor- ral Board, Journalism, and knitting filled a good part of her schedule. GEORGE HARTSUCH George had many school activities, among them, Wrest- ling, Band, and Ger- man Club. He has an interesting fu t u r e ahead: learning watchmaking and dia- mond setting at Brad- ley U. ROBERT HAWKINS Football, basketball, and photography took up most of Sadie's time while in L.T. Bob hopes to study chemical engineering at Michigan State. MARJORIE HAWK Dancing, Sentimental Journey , - in fact, any kind of music rated high with Midge. She was active in many school affairs. Wooster, Ohio, is col- lege next year. HERBERT HEATH Snuffy's main interests are Bubbles and sports. His t a l e n t s were much in demand for dance decorations. Football, basketball, and track. 21 FLORENCE HAHN In the summer, she swims, in winter, she skis. Clubs-Girl Re- serves, Home Ec Club, and Spanish Club. Fall will find her at J.C. ALLAN HANNAS This versatile senior likes almost every sport. Al spent much of his time working on Boys' Club Board, Fi-Kem, and German Club. BRUCE HALLBERG Cars and boats are Bruce's specialties. Tickets for parking fovertime, that isj are his pet peeve. Mechan- ical engineering is his future. IIM HARMON Jim could often, be seen backstage work- ing on the various stage productions. His easygoing manner and friendly smile made him a lot of friends.

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E .a'g:Eii ' - - , , , . 'N s 23.5 .. W me ' 3. ::. 5. ,. B A? E '5 if ,,, JOAN HYNE Brains plus a warm smile for everyone- that's Joan. Her hobby is bridge. She wants to raise qHonest!J pigs in the Ozarks. JUNE JACOBS Micky played in the Masonic Home band and orchestra all four years. After gradua- tion she plans to enter a school of nursing. DONALD ITZEL A golf lover, Itz will forego the s p 0 rt s world to become a dentist after a course at Northwestern He was a wrestler, too- maybe that'll come in handy to keep the pa- tients down, eh Itz? RAYMOND JACOBS Here's a ta-a-all man with a swell sense of humor occupying every inch. Shorty's an artist, too, and we predict many Jacobs Art Exhibitions in the future. BETTE JACK Jackie likes basket- ball, dancing, swim- ming, and fellows. Her friends heard her cheerful expression of Drop dead, sporty . Next, she will grace an office. PETER JENSEN This cute red-headed scholar is interested in photography and shooting-pictures, we hope, though he didn't say. Future includes an engineering course at Stanford. Senior presidential election was taken by Storm again-Howie, naturally. MARIANE KALIAL Bob and If I'm Lucky are Mud's favorites. Could be heard saying Hi, Honey . She hopes to study beauty culture. WINI KASE YVini always has a smile for everyone. L.T.'s loss will be Cornell's gain. Corral Board, O.E.O., Citi- zenship Committee. JOANNE KARSTENS Dorrt stand at the other end of a bowling alley when Joey has the ball-she's in the know. Pete's another one of her hobbies- guess she bowled him over, too. DAVID KEIL If you want to know anything about tennis, Dave's your man. His droll humor was much enjoyed by his fellow classmates. T e n n i s, Lion, Fi-Kem. 23 FRANCES JACKSON Talk about sparkle- Frankie has it. Danc- ing, reading, and most of all, Sammy took up her time. BOB JONES Zany Jones is one of L.T.'s wits and will long be remembered for his capers around school. He belonged to Hi-Y and girls. JACQUELINE JACKSON Jackie was another of those Knit-wits, al- though drawing kept her busy, too. Plans for the future include more education at an art school. JOANN JOsL1N Kitten has a wide range of interests: playing the piano, motorcycle riding, reading, and Hinsdale. Her future calls for the American Conserv- atory of Music.