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

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Our sponsors, Miss Burkhardt, Mr. Yearous, and Miss Christopherson, guided us over the rocky places on our four year journey. JOAN KIRBY- Joan's the girl who loves a horse, The kind that sit on shelves, of course, And with her knack for telling jokes She's always entertaining folks. Latin Club. VIRGINIA KOCH! Ginny's full of peppy talk, Likes knitting a sweater or argyle sock, Plays the piano and drives with ease, You just bet-cha is her fav- orite tease. VALERIA KONTUR- Vally Ann sure sings quite sweet, just watch them swoon around her feet. She likes to act and dance bal- let. This girl should go a successful way. MuTau, Home Ec., Dramatics. WILLIAM KRAUSE - Bill could usually be spotted around a bowl- ing alley. Besides bowling, one of Bill's favorite pastimes was sitting. Bowling Club, Boys' Club. TOM KRONE- Now let's hear from Mr. Krone, The fellow with the saxophone. And when he's tired of that, I'l1 bet, He'll play for us the clarinet. A.A.K., Boys' Club, Latin Club. WILBUR KRUGER - Collecting jazz records, playing basketball, and shooting rate high with Horace. Plans to attend college next year. Hi-XY, Fi-Kem, Basketball, Golf. BRUCE KULLEN-Bruce took in football and track, and collected classical records as a hobby. He wanted to be an orchestra leader, but will probably join the Air Corps. Football, Track. GAIL LAFFEY- Gailie's a gal with get-up and go s Treasurer of the Corral , you know, Secretary, too of our junior class. L.T.H.S. is proud of this lass. French Club. ANDREY LAN Ei Although Ginger was fond of sleeping, She was always awake in book- keeping. Photography may be her pro- fession, we see, And we hope it will be to her liking. ROBERT LANSFORD-Well- liked Bob will always be remem- bered for his wonderful parties. Our Little Orson's favorite say- ing is Ain't it tender! FRANK LARKWORTHY- A shutter-bug is what you want? Well, Frank is on the ball, As twice an officer of Camera Club And active-plus around these halls. Camera Club. SHIRLEY LARSEN - Shirley's well-groomed look made her a fav- orite with the girls and boys dur- ing her four year stay here at El Tee. Her future college is not yet decided. G.A.A., Biology Club, Latin Club. STANLEY LA R S E N 4 Diego spends his leisure time either swim- ming or playing basketball. His hobby is photographing wild ani- mals. Chemistry was Stan's favor- ite subject. Hi'Y, Fi-Kem, Cross Country Team. TRULA LARSON- A girl shutter bug Is a rarity, true, But this girl is one. She sings and plays too, Camera Club, MuTau, Spanish Club. 19

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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.

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