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

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DON VAN ORT Young men should travel, if but to amuse themselves. Don divided his time be- tween rtmninq his own truck- ing line and attending I. C. RUTHA WHEELER Little deeds of kindness help to make earth happy. Sett- spoken Rutha worked in Women's Club activities. She is looking forward to social service work. ESTHER WILLIAMS None so near the gods as he who shows kindness. Esther was an active Capers dancer and also sang in the choir. To add- to the list of her accomplishments, she was a Red Cross swimmer. DICK TRASK My time has yet to come. Dick played basketball, both intramural and varsity, acted and danced in Capers, work- ed in a record shop, and spent most ot the rest ot his time with Dolores. He will attend Miami U. FRED YNDESTAD Sport went hand in hand with Science. Football. base- ball, intramural basketball, wrestling, bowling, Capers dancing, and the planning committee kept Fred busy at Iay Cee. He will continue at Illinois State Normal. BILL TREXLER Light quirks of music, brok- en and uneven, make the soul dance upon a jig to heaven. Bill lent his talents to the Capers orchestra and was co-chairman for tickets. He will attend Illinois in the fall. BOB ZDENEK The old qanq. Friendly Bob was a Capers dancer and football player. This commerce student transferred to Southern Illinois University in March. DICK VOGEL Architecture aims at Eter- nity. Dick spent the tall semester at lay Cee, but re- turned to resume his course in architecture at Illinois in February. TOM WICK You cannot be lost on a straight road. Tom came to Iay Cee from Morgan Park. His home is in Freeport. Illi- nois. He is Mr. Yeraous' right hand man on the school bus- es. DAVE WOODEN - He hath a dailv beauty in his lite. While followinq a pre-engineering course at lay Cee, Dave bowled. 'played tennis, and participated in intramural basketball and cross country. Capers and Karen also interested him.

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IIM STALHUT For my part, getting dp seems not so easy. Iim worked half time to complete I. C. in three years. He help- ed sell Capers tickets in '50. Full. time job is his next as- signment. CONRAD STEINHOFF All his dealinqs are square and above the board. Photo- graphy held Connie en- thralled. He was photogra- pher for the Tower both years. He was also a de- bater and piano accompan- ist for Capers and the choir. Wheaton and Betty are next. BILL SUSIC Everyone to his hobby. Music is Bill's biggest inter- est. He was known for his jovial disposition. and he en- joyed bowling in the Iay Cee league. BOB SEGUR Bid me discourse: I will en- chant thine ear. A semester grad, Bob is working until fall, when he will enter the U. of Colorado. This vet was active in Capers, Men's Club. Student Council and wrest- ling. PAT TELFAIR She walks in sweetness and light. Quiet, friendly Pat was a- Capers dancer. and a member of Psych Club and Spanish Club. KEN STACK loin the Navy and see the world. Ken, who enioyed bowling at I. C., enlisted in the Navy at the end of the first semester. BILL TOLBERT , I like work: it fascinates me: I can sit and look at it for hours. Bill was a Capers actor and dancer. He also bowled and played football and intramural basketball. ERWIN STAN ICEK If you must fly, fly well. Stan played baseball, bowl- ed, and followed a general business course at lay Cee. He will join the Air Force af- ter graduation. ED STOCK In a just cause it is right to be confident. Athlete Ed played football, baseball, and basketball, and bowled. He will enter Illinois Normal next tall. HOWARD SVOBODA For he that runs it well. twice runs his race. Howie was noted for his mustache. He played football and par- ticipated in track. He was a semester graduate.

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