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

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Our class parties, from The Green Topper in our fresh- man year to our senior Gay Nineties , meant a good time for all. BETTY MILLS-- Darkfhaired Betty liked Home Ec And making argyle socks to fit. My gosh , we'd hear her cry, forlorn, 'Tve purled a row where I should knit. Latin Club, Knit-XVits, Home Ee Club. TOM MILNE -- Tom is another fellow who likes to do almost any' thing. He could usually be found working on old cars. Plans for the future, college. DORIS MOORE- Go eat a worm is a saying of Peanuts . Does she practice what she preaches? Those Little White Lies, her swoon song, could lead to something. BOB MOORE- New to L.T. his junior year Bob soon became quite well' known here. From freshmen pigtails to senior curls He was the dark-haired Van johnson of all the girls Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Track. LEO MORGAN 4 Leo liked sports and music too. He was a member of French Club, true. What does Leo plan to be? A social worker, wait and see! French Club. NANCY MOULTON- At selling Christmas cards she's fine. The choir knows her voice di' vine. As an addition to the cheerleadf ing line, Vivacious Nancy did really shine. Cheerleading, Operetta, Girls' Club, Club Board. LOUISE MUNGER-Louise is one of our most talented singers. She's also an enthusiastic follower of our football and basketball teams. Her future plans include college. MuTau, Latin Club, Spanish Club. 24 DOROTHY MURRAY- Dottie was a mermaid: She really liked to swim. And even after hours of it, She'd dive again with vim. Spanish Club. GEORGE NAUMAN - A real jazz man on the piano, George played with several different bands while he was in high school. Fav' orite pastime: collecting jazz rec- ords. lli-Y, Basketball. JANIS NEEL4-Janis is a very tal' ented artist. When not drawing and painting, she can be found knitting or swimming. Stephens College is the next stop. A.A.K.. Senior Advisory Board, G.A.A., Spanish Club. THEODORE NEHER, JR.-Tedi could usually be found working on old cars or playing a harmonica. Chemistry was his favorite subject. College in the future. MuTau, Spanish Club. MARJORIE NELSON- With Margie's many activities, Into a lively pattern made, The brightest of her argyle socks, Alongside, seems to fade. Girls' Club, G.A.A., O.E.O., Latin Club. French Club, Choir, Twirlers, Cheerleaders. Dramatics, Representa- tive Assembly. LYDIA NEMCICKY - Along the same line as her 4'H work in high school, Lydia will go to agriculturf al school after her senior fand onlyl year here at L.T.. 4fH projects at other school. SHIRLEY NESVESNEf Shirley's clever posters ofter advertised a dance Or others of the many, varied, exciting school events. She tooted in the school band in her years two and three And goes upstairs to tickftock' tech next year. Be glad, I.C. G.A.A., A.A.K., Girls! Club. Band.

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For us seniors the traditional Mardi Gras, Homecoming, and Christmas Party went by for the last time with their usual color and gaiety. PEARL ANN MCCARRICK- A foreigner here In her sophomore year, Pearl's ready cheer Made her welcome here. BETTY McCARTY- Betty was an active girl With many, many friends. We know she shall be happy Whatever ways fate tends. Home Ec Club. ADELAIDE McCOY-- Addie's grades are really neat With 1's her report cards are replete. Clubs, and Tab stall under her wing She, to LT. fame will bring. G,A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, MuTau, Spanish Club. O.E.O., Biology Club, Home Ee Club, Assoc. Tab. Ed. JOAN MCCULLOUGH-Mac liked to collect dance decorations. Driving the car and journalism al- so rated high. Mamselle headed her own personal Hit Parade. WILLIAM MCELLHINEY-Hap' pyfgoflucky Mac spent most of his time participating in football, basketball, or track. Usually found with the boys , he gave the gals a break every so often. MAREN McGINNISiRonnie is a sports enthusiast, liking basketball, baseball, horseback riding, and swimming, but she still had time for sculpturing, her hobby. Dramatic Club, G.A.A. BETTY McNAMEE+ Betty found the ive and dime Took most of her spare time Clothing she thought very fine. Secretarial work will be her line. Dramtics. DOHN MEHLENBACHER-This popular senior could always be seen out with the gang or in his choir robe. He was wellfliked by every' one. DICK MELZAREK- Dick, another football star Would catch a pass and then run far. He and Binker, pals for years, Knew their cars from hood to gears. Football, Basketball. ARTHUR MERKER4 Chuckerello made a roar As around the town he tore. In his long, black limousine He'd often peel making tires scream. AUDREY MERRIMAN - Auf drey says her hobby is taking funny photos, but her favorite pastime is writing letters. After graduation she hopes to go to college and bef come an interior decorator. Vienna Committee, School Spirit Com- mittee, Red Cross Council. BOB MERRIMAN - Sports, cars, and dancing were among Bob's fav' orites. If you hear someone say, There has to be a way , it will probably be he. NVrestling. MARY ANN MILINAREi Though Mary's not a umillionf aire , She has a priceless smile, And the letters that she writes with care Have a very artistic style. MARILYN MILLER- Marilyn's interests lie in art. She likes to draw, design. For sports like bowling, baseball, As a freshman she found time. G,A.A., Home Ec Club. 23

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From the new look in clothes for girls to the Mohawk hair-cut for the fellows, fads of every variety hit the school while the schmoo became a topic of conversation every- where. RICHARD NEWMAN- .JOYCE OLSON- Dick's an actor great and fine. To be a doctor's his design. At mending head or toe or spine We're sure that he will really shine. llramatics Club, Junior Play, Operetta. LARRY NICHOLS-We all missed Larry when he left us to attend Missouri Military Academy in his Junior year. He was one of the most competent wrestlers. L Club, Vkirestling, Student Council. NANCY NICOLAUS-This pep' py girl was really busy! Although active in many organizations, she always had time to go to games. Iowa U. is next for Nick, the orif ginator of the famous Knit'Wits poems. Tab Staff, Representative Assembly, Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Lion. ANN NOONAN-Cute little Ann always has a smile for everyone. With her friendliness and her brains, she's sure to be a success at MacMurray next year. Twirler, Girls' Club, O.E.0., G.A.A., Spanish Club, Iliology Club. ANITA OBERGAAlthough Anita likes to knit and read good books, she doesn't really mind studying American History-that is, when there's nothing else to do. Girls' Club. G..-X..-X., 1luTau. JOAN ODENKIRK-Joan was new here her junior year, but she has made friends readily. Ignoring her childhood ambition to be a window decorator, she plans to go into the Waves in the future. C..-XA. FRANK OLSON-Frank was a de' hater on our excellent varsity team and placed winner in the Hearst history contest. Other talents were along the lines of music and writ- ing. Math. Club, Fi-Kem, Debate, Golf. Gadzooks! says Joyce while playing golf. 'ilt's in the rough. I must be off. At telling jokes no one is better, But her chemistry's no laughing ITIZLUGF. G.A.A., MuTau, O.E.O., Latin Club. Cicero Club, Senior Class Student Council representative. RANDOLPH OLSON - Oggie likes cars and model airplanes. In school he enjoyed choir and sing' ing in the operettas. His plans for the future include college or the service. Track. Cross Country. LOIS OPT HOLT-Her singing voice and personality made Hoppe known to most of us at L.T. She plans to go to a secretarial school next. Dramatics Club, Nurses Aide, Repre- sentative Assembly, Choir. RICHARD OST4Earl spends most of his spare time working on cars, but he also enjoys bowling. Trade school will prepare him for his future as a tool maker. Bowling Club. NANCY JEAN OSTROMM At golf cute Nancy tops 'em all, And she's really great at basket' ball. Her activities list is never small. This gal keeps busy from fall to fall. Spanish Club, Representative Assem- bly, Biology Club. Student Council, Class Vice-President. JUNE OTTO- June was a gal who was friendly to all, Quite a cute twirler, as we do recall. She plans next to go to our L.T.J.C. She'll have a good time wherever she'll be. WESLEY OTTO- Let's go, guys, l'm with you. We're off with a roar. No homework this evening. Who could want more? 25