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

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Grades received by our students are compared by the Coun- cil with grades of college freshmen taking the same subjects. This survey shows that our students average the same grades in college as in high school. JEANNE HUTTON-- Around our school are several clubs, Jeanne's in more than a few. Since a good job is done by her, She didn't bite off too much to chew. G.A.A., Latin Club, Cicero Club, French Club. Draniatics Club, Girls' Club, Corral. WALLY HYERDALL-Walt's fu' ture is undecided, but his past in' cluded a lot of eating and a liking for mechanical drawing, among other things. VIOLA HYLANDER- Vi is a girl with a song in her heart. In a choir she loves to sing. With her manner so pleasing, right from the start Pleasure to many she'll bring. Spanish Club. BOB JACKSON-Football, basket- ball, baseball, track, and tennis earned Bob a place in the Washing' ton High letterman's club before he came to L.T. His future looks like J.C. or the army. VVashington High Letterman's Club, Football, Track, Basketball, Baseball, Tennis. JIM JACOB-Jim is interested in sports in a big way. He likes to swim and play basketball and also likes bookkeeping. Boy's Club, Basketball, Baseball. ROGER JACOBSON4Sports and photography came along with be' ing with the boys as Jake's favor' ites. He could be heard to ex' claim Oh, fine when something unusual happened in his favored physics class. EDWARD JAMES! Binker and the fellows Were interested in cars. They roared through school with worries few And good times never far. JUNE L. JANSEN -This cute senorita liked Spanish. Listening to good records and knitting were al' so tops. Her childhood ambition was to join the Navy, and she hasn't changed her mind! JOAN JELINEK- Jellie drew for many a day On decorations for our dances. The art work in this Tab did she And to a portrait painting goal advances. Debate, A.A.K., Mu Tau, G.A.A., Span- ish Club, Biology, Tab. JOSEPH JENISTA - Joe's hobby is collecting phonograph records. His favorite one is Claire de Lune. Special talent, sleeping in history class. Mu Tau, Biology, Math. Club, Latin Club. JOHN JENKINS-Scott, new this year, was very interested in sports, photography, radio, and bathtub singers. His wonderful personal' ity should aid in his future as a minister. Camera Club, Bowling, Football, Aca- pella choir. BETTY ANN JOHNSON-An' other future nurse. Betty's hobby was sewing. She enjoyed listening to good music, particularly Staff dust. Public speaking also rated high with her. GRACE JOHNSON-Grace has won many friends during her four years through her sincerity and genuine friendliness. She is an ac' complished violinist in addition to her work in various clubs and school activities. College in the future. Orchestra, Latin Club, Cheerleader, Re- presentative Assembly, Girls' Club, French Club, Swimming. MADELON JOHNSON- When I was a kid, I wanted to skate And cut graceful curves on the ice, But now that I've learned how to tickle the keys, In think the piano is nice. 17

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For the second year L.T. is one of five public schools in the United States belonging to the National Council of Inde- dendent Schools. CLARENCE HILTON-Clarence plans to study civil engineering at Northwestern University. His first three high school years were spent in Massachusetts, which might ex' plain his interest in the Braves. Cross Country. GEORGE HOBSON-George's hobby concerns cars and motors. As he likes math, maybe these combined interests will lead to a good future. VVrestling. IOHN HODAPP4Iohn f.Musclef head to somej was class president when we were sophomores and star quarterback in the last football sea' son. He will go to college next. Student Council, Football, Basketball, Track. SHIRLEY HOFF4Hoi'fie, one of the smarter gals of our class was active throughout high school. If not playing basketball, she could be seen having a good time with the girls. Her future plans include the University of Illinois. Latin. Debate, O.E.O., G.A.A., Stamp Club, Band. ALBERN HOLLANDS-If A Tree in the Meadow is the song you hear, and you see a hunter chasing a deer while reading an American history book, take an' other look it's Al. HARLENE HOLLOWAY! Roller skating and golfing, too, Are Holly's sports the whole year through. An active member of G.A.A., She's a sporting gal in every way. G.A.A. RICHARD HOLOTIK-Doc, who passed the time with his accordian or motorscooter, will probably be found at a trade school next year. 16 GEOFFREY HOLSTROM - Though sleepless nights he still encounters Constructing massive Geiger counters, On the market his falling stock Will keep poor Geoffrey deep in hock. GEORGE HOOPER-C1eorge's favorite pastime is sleeping, but on the football field he was always wide awake. A good math student, he plans to go on to college. Football, Track, Senior Advisory Board. LLEUELLYN HORN 4 Because Lleu worked afternoons in her dad's store, she was unable to join many clubs, but art and geometry kept her busy during school. C.A.A., Home Ee Club, Pencil and Paints. CAROL HOUGH-Carol's a real sportswomen and especially enjoys swimming. She also was a line pres' ident of Home Ec Club. She will major in physical ed at the Univerf sity of Colorado. Home EC Club, G.A.A. JOAN HOUGHTON- For her sophomore year Joan arrived at El Tee And proved her industry and brain. To Purdue next for bacteriology, And there she will receive more fame. MuTau, Biology Club, O.E.O., Debate. Latin and Cicero Clubs, Representa- tive Assembly, Business Management Committee, Sweeney Memorial Com- mittee, Citizenship Committee. IULIAN HOW, JR.-'Even though Senior Advisory Board, Represen- tative Assembly, Hi-Y, and various committees kept Bud busy, he found time for horseback riding. College comes next for this popuf lar senior fellow. Representative Assembly, Boys' Club, Senior Advisory Board, Hi-Y. JOAN HURLBUT- Journalism rang the bell For Iody, who's a writer swell. Her hobby's knitting, we hear tell. Without a doubt, she does it well. Lion, Student Council, Girls' Club.

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We really struck a gold mine in our senior oliicers. Hugh Beath, Clarence Esche, Nancy Moulton, Pat Halvorsen, and Bob Stevens. MALCOLM JOHNSON-Mal liked history and eating. Football and other sports also held his in- terest. His childhood ambition was to be a cowboy, but now his future is uncertain. lfootball. NORMAN JOHNSON- Ode to Gandhi brought him fame, Chief recordkeeper he became. A Latin contest he once won, Now politics to him are fun. Debate, VVriter's Club, Math Club, Recordkeepers, Lion. RAYMOND JOHNSON-After spending his frosh year at Austin, Ray came here and joined choir and Spanish Club. Upstairs Tech looms next. SHIRLEY JOHNSON-Shirley, a line musician, plans to study at the Chicago Musical College. At L.T. she took active part in the Orches' tra as accompanist and Vicefpresif dent. We hope her musical career will be a successful one. MuTau, Spanish Club, Orchestra, Tab. DOROTHY JOHNSTON-Dano ing Dottie also is a talented base' ball, basketball, and tennis player. A movie fan, she has quite a col- lection of pictures and autographs of stars. Representative Assembly, Girls' Sports. SHIRLEY JOHNSTON- Shirley is going to Illinois To become a school teacher. She parlers francais tres bien, And Stardust holds appeal for her. Girl Reserves, French Club, G.A.A., Latin Club, Biology Club. SPENCER JOHNSTON-An' other candidate for an engineering school, Spencer also excelled in mu' sic, being in choir and having piano talent. MuTau, Hi'Y and FifKem also helped him pass time. MuTau, Hi-Y, Railroad, Fi Kem. 18 PATRICIA JONES- If turning a heel had got you confused, Pat is the girl to whom you should turn. A knit-wit for sure, she knows all the tricks That we find so difficult to learn. Dramatics Club, Girls' Club, Represen- tative Assembly, Swimming. PATRICIA KEILMAN- I got three pins. Well, la de da... While bowling cries Pattibelle . When Spanish doesn't keep her busy She works for the ol' Bell Tel. 0.E.O., Spanish Club, Lion, Tab. SIDNEY KEOUGHAN- Baseball is his game, and we hope he'll make a name As the collegiate nhomefrun kid . An dandy dogftrainer, too, let's give credit where it's due To this versatile fellow named, Sid . Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Hi-Y. MARGOT KEPFER- Puddin is a girl with quite a gift of gab. An accomplished babyfsitter, she in- tends to be a kindergarten teacher. She always enjoys a good Cub game. Latin Club. G.A.A., O.E.O., German Club, MuTau. ROBERT KESSIE- From his hand the test tube goes, But the hydrochloric lingers. Don't worry though, about it, Bob, You still have five more fingers. Football. JACQUELIN KETCHUM- Says Jackie, I'll slough, To partner MacDuff. But it sure will be tough To set up a crossfroughf' Latin Club, Dramatics Club, Corral. BARBARA KING-Barb came to us from Proviso, where she was active on the Loyalty Committee. In high school Barb enjoyed read' ing and typing. Though she has no definite plans for the future, Barb has always wanted to be a nurse.