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

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IEAN COPENHAVER l have no other but a woman's reason: I think him so, because I think him so. Snufi was chairwoman of Women's Club, co-chair- woman of costumes lor Cap- ers both years, also a Caper's dancer, and secretary-treas- urer of German Club. Loyola is her next stop. KAY CROAK She listened with a fleet- ing b1ush. Kav was the editor ol the Clouclburst in her sophomore year, worked on make-up for Tapers, and also danced in it. She help- ed on write-ups for the Tower and participated in many other activities. DICK EDWARDS A boy ol a thousand tricks. An active Capers participant, Dick was a dancer, an ac- tor, and a singer. He also was co-chairman oi proper- ties, and the secretary of Spanish Club. He is think- ing about Colorado next. TED CHRISTEN SEN By sports like these were all their cares beguiledf' When Ted wasn't selling shoes, he was playing bas- ketball and bowling. He is now working in Chicago. ELINOR ERICH Let such teach others who themselves excel. A pinoch- le ian, Elinor also found time to roll up big averages in bowling. She also worked on properties for Capers. El is a future teacher. MARY IANE COLVIN And Mary Iane was her name, well known by many men. Mary lane was ac- tive in Capers both years, was in the play, and was the reporter for the Psych Club. She's undecided a- bout what next. DICK FERGUSON There's a language in his eyes. Dick participated in intramural athletics during his stay at Tower Tech. DICK CORTESI Sweetness of disposition charms the soul. The big promoter was the man be- hind the swimminq and skat- ing parties as well as Capers publicity. He also participat- ed in intramural basketball. football and track. MARY DRAKE He seemed so near and yet so far away. A trans- fer from Wright Iunior Col- lege, Mary worked on the costumes for the play. This quiet girl has been spoken for by an Army man. LORIN ELLISON Good will is, as it were, essential between good men. One of our more adept dance- ticket salesmen, Lor also played intramural basketball and bowled. Illinois is next.

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PHUHURE5 GEORGE BRIXIE A man of letters, manners, morals, parts. Intramural basketball, bowling, track, cross country, and being an all around good fellow will make George a well re- membered IC alum. Illinois Tech is next. IOHN BACON Why don't you speak for yourself, Iohn? Iohn enjoy- ed bowling as a pastime, while he followed a pre-en- gineering course at Tower Tech. He also spent part oi his time working. KEN CARLSON Hold the fort, for I'm com- ing! ,Being a director, ac- tor, writer, tor Capers: be- ing vice-president of Men's Club last year and president this year: playing football, helping the planning com- mittee, working on Student Council and assemblies, and most of all getting engaged made Swede's stay at IC a profitable one. DICK BLOCK An all around man com- plete in himself. Dick was a member of Spanish Club. Psych Club, and the plan- ning committee: he also managed to maintain consist- ent honor roll grades. He plans to attend Northwest- ern. ED CARNEY The Irish have the best hearts in the Three King- doms. Red, the most re- laxed guy at IC, took time out from his napping to in- dulge in a little bowling and intramural basketball. He is now working. RAY BUHBMASTER Such is lite. A Camera Club tan is our Ray. He spends most of his time com- muting from Downers Grove. North Central will be his next stopping place.

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DON FINDLAYSON And when I open my lips let no dog bark. An ardent debater Cespecially with Bob Glasnerl, Don is a pre-com- merce- student. He also lent his talents to the soph foot- ball team. Illinois claims him in the tall. MARY FORESTER Her heart is in the right place. Mary was make-up chairwoman for Capers and the play, worked on the, Cloudburst, and was very ac- f tive in Red Cross work. She' will attend Miami in Ohio. FRANK FURCICH Sweep thy taint strings, musician. Noted for his musical ability, Frank direct- ed the music for Capers and organized a band which played at basketball games and assemblies. He plans to go to Illinois or Western Illinois State. BOB FIEDLER Enjoy the present. Friend- ly Bob helped out Uncle Sam by delivering the mail. A pre-commerce student. Bob is undecided as to future plans. RALPH GOODYEAR Why, because I happily can and do. Being president ol his frosh class, president of the student council and cap- tain of the basketball squad, and participating in intra- mural iootball and baseball kept Ralph busy for his two years at IC. BILL FINDLAY Rest is lor the dead. An actor and dancer in Capers. Bill also delivered the mails. Illinois is next on his agenda. DOLORES GRABER It is a very clever thing to know how to hide one's cleverness. Her jobs as Red Cross production chairwom- an, Cloudburst editor in her irosh year and secretary of the student council, Capers make-up and dancing, the chairmanship oi the Prom committee, and Dick kept Dee from having any unused minutes at IC. IOHN FISHER A right judgment in all things. Being co-editor ol the Tower took up mos't of Iohn's sophomore year, but he managed to find time for Chess Club and bowling. He will continue his engineering course at Illinois. IOAN FULLER Revelation - explains all mysteries except her own. Ioanie was the vice-president of her irosh class, president of Psych Club, active in Cap- ers both years, and one of our better bridge players. She will work at other jobs un- til she becomes ol age and then will become a steward- ess. BOB GLASNER He was formed for the ruin ol the lair sex. Bob's main ambition is to write a bridge book better than Goren's. He was a member ol Spanish Club, Psych Club, and the debate team. He always had a witty saying ior every oc- casion.