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

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BETTY IANE HANSEN On with the dance-let ioy be unconfined. B. I. was the co-chairman of Capers, chair- man of Red Cross, gossip columnist for the Cloudburst. and a member of Spanish Club. Michigan State is her next field to conquer. EVIE HEINA She kept him as the apple of her eye. A Iune wedding date is planned by Evie. who participated in debate, bowl- ing, Capers make-up and Spanish Club. AUDBEY HOSTLER Never the time and the place. Ort was active in Capers, was the pounce champion of the freshman class, and a member of Psych Club. Besides these activities. she still found time for Ierry. DEWAIN GHATTON California, here I come. right back where I started from. Although he was here only one semester. De- wain was very active in sports. He played both basketball and football. RAY IIRAL His conversation was mark- ed by its happy abundance. Bay was one of our office secretaries. He had a lead in Capers of '51, played in- tramural basketball, and was cr member of Chess Club and director of the tennis squad. GEORGE HAMMOND Heads I win: tails you lose. George came here from the University of Michigan for one semester and then re- turned to Ann Arbor. He's got his mind set on engineer- ing. KAREN IOHNSON Woman will be the last thinq civilized by man. When she wasn't in class, bowlinq, or at Spanish Club, or work- ing, Karen devoted her time to Dave. DON HASLER Nothing's new, and noth- ing's true, and nothing mat- ters. While at Iay Cee Don enjoyed that daily game of pinochle and bowling every Thursday. ARLEN E HEUN We're born to be happy- all of us. Ar was president of Women's Club, secretary of Psych Club, in Capers both years, and very active in Bridge 352. DEAN HUPP Leaming makes a man fit company for himself. One of our aspiring young chem- ists, whose main ambition is to discover a method for turning water into gasoline. He is the co-editor of the Tower, chairman of Capers tickets, and president of Ger- man Club. He will attend Illinois next.

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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.

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MARGIE KOCH A pretty woman is a wel- come guest. Marge was ac- tive in Capers both years and program chairman for Psych Club, worked on the Cloudburst staff. and always enjoyed a good game ot bridge. Could frequently be heard saying. Now ladies! Michigan State next. SALLY LADWIG It takes all sorts to make a world. She was a cave- woman in Capers and presi- dent of Spanish Club and was also in Psych Club. In spite of her activities, she managed to find time to head a Bluebird troop and to date. PHYLLIS MESICH A love-match was the only thing for happiness. Phyllis, who became engaged in the fall, gave much of her out- side time to a job. TOM KERN So many men, so many o- pinions. Tom's main ambi- tion in life is to be a lawyer. He will go to Loyola next year. While at I. C., Torn took time out for Capers and tennis. DICK MILLER Well languaged, David. An expert caller for square dances. Dick will continue his course in education at De Kalb. 6 lON KNOWLES He was leader of leaders. An all-round athlete, lon participated in intramural basketball, football, track, and cross country. He also was the Capers stage manager, soph class president, and a member of Student Council. Next: Illinois Normal. l DON MORTVEDT His limbs were cast in man- ly mould for hardy sports or contest bold. Mort was an all-round athlete, participat- ing in football, basketball. and baseball. He ran the fall picnic as a sideline. He will complete a phys ed ma- jor at Illinois Normal. ROGER KUTINA ' A babe in the house is a well-spring of pleasure. A wife and two children kept Roger too busy for school activities. RON MATTHIAS He was born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world was mad. Capers actor boths years, Chess Club, bowling, football, tennis, and cross country were Ron's main interests at I. C. WAYNE MEINHART Moderation in all things. To all thirsty students Wayne was the big man on the campus. He was the fellow who took care of those coke machines. Wayne also play- ed baseball.