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

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WOMEN'S CLUB The Women's Club this year was led by the helping hand of Arlene Heun, as president. Assisting her were lean Both, vice-president: Georgene Guzzardo, secretary-treasurer: and lean Copenhaver, chairwoman. The year's activities were opened with a tea which the sophomores gave for the fresh- men. There was also a get acquainted pot- luck supper, at which the sophomore women were asked to identify as many freshman wo- men as they could. Friendly Arlene Huen car- ried off the prize by guessing all but one. Later, the annual Mitzi party was held, at which the honor of opening the gifts for the club room goes to the shortest freshman woman. This year the club was unique in having twin Mitzi's- Georgene Guzzardo and Sally Ladwig. Among the gifts for the club room was a great abun- dance of playing cards for the bridge fanatics. After the gifts were opened, the college men were allowed to come in, and the party became an all-school affair. The most successful dance of the year was the semi-formal one which the women held at Oak Park Arms Hotel in Oak Park. The Wo- men's Club welcomed spring and also cash for the club by selling fresh flowers in the halls. The year's activities were ended by a luncheon One of the favorite pastimes of the women - - a game of bridge 0 . refbcefs leon align' Of th err.-1 S W C Ur . 0 , OPGIJIIQZI A526118 1 Clgqbw Heunf Leff to H omqn' pfesi i 11 ' dent? if G ' feqneorgen e Both' liuzzqrdo ceiiresizi sec for the sophomores, which the freshmen gave, honoring their hostesses of the previous fall. This year the women initiated an Open Door Policy. The men were free to come into the club room between certain hours every day, and, as usual, Z-5 every Friday. The club was admirably sponsored by Miss Rathert and Miss Magee. They deserve a big hand for their able help. The women were also grateful to Nlrs. Polk for her help. S13 1' qt lunch. Another favorite pastime - - a gab session.

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. X-9 O0 Kxflhm. 'Len kk X0 591 n JD me n won Cx .BYO ' Nadia!-1' we 1 . exe Qt eosnieiqtfl' oulixwgsi swat YW -,L ' wc' In the fall, elections were held to select the officers of the Men's Club, among other things. Elected were Ken Carlson, president: Lee Besse, vice-president: lack Kaull, secre- tary: and Bob Segur, treasurer. When Bob left at the end of the first semester, Bill Find- lay replaced him as treasurer. The big activities of the year were, of course, the annual dance and the spaghetti dinner. Both enterprises were notable suc- cesses, especially the dinner. MEN'S CLUB . 619 I K. A 91056631 69 410' ,G-5168 59' Y e aes 050W Every man who enters lay Cee auto- matically becomes a member of Men's Club. The club room is provided with a ping-pong table, tables ior card playing, and a coke machine. The club room is usually filled to capacity with men either playing cards tthe most popular games were pinochle and heartsl, ping-pong, eating, or just loafing. RIGHT: Dick Miller Wonders which card to play as Bill Tolbert watches. BELOW: Hugh Coxkery and Iohn Fisher enjoy a game oi ping pong at lunch-time.

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PSYCHOLOGY CLUB! Psych Club has made a record it can be proud of, being the only subject-matter club that has been in existence since I. C. was started. The purpose of the club is to augment classwork by bringing ex- perts in many fields to talk to the members. This year's club had about sixty-five members. Officers were: Ioan Fuller, president: Arlene Heun, secretary: Lee Besse, treasurer: Margie Koch, program chair- man: and Sally Ladwig and Merle Schmidt, social chairmen. Mr. Walter Payne started off the program for the year by giving a talk and demonstration of the lie detector. In November, Mr. C. H. Fletcher, a hand- writing expert, spoke on forged checks and analy- zing handwriting. The Reverend Thomas Crosby of the First Congregational Church of La Grange talked on the psychology of religion in December. l I A! gl ene Heun explains th ands to Margie Koch' e working of the ----mug endocrine SEATED, Left to Right: L. Besse, M. Koch, I. Fuller, A. Heun, Mr. Payne. SECOND ROW: C. Steinhoii, K. Crock, M. Forester, A. Hostlex, P. Teliair, E. Williams, D. Miller. THIRD ROW: C. Firley, D. Reilly, R. Bezek, W. Rafferty, T. Wick, E. Stock, D. Mortvodt, F. Yndestad.