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

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1, . JW. s' 9317. D ,Ll 1.1 gg, i- jj. 1 0 , 1 VANN FLEMING When Vann wasn't working on Boys' Club Board or acting as treasurer of Spanish Club, he could be found sailing, playing ten' nis, or sleeping. A good engineering college will claim him next. Boys' Club Board, Tennis, Basketball, Spanish Club-Treasurer 3, TEGC JOHN FLUNO Jerry Lewis and pop' ular records top this senior's list of fav' orites. Watching and participating in sports also rate high, as did gym at LT. The army or college will follow. Cross Country, Track. JOAN FRASER Versatile Fras could always be found working hard as Girls' Club secretary. In her spare time she collected records and played bridge. Plane geometry and loafing ranked as Joan's favorites. Representative Assembly, Spanish Club, Twirlers, Girls' Club Board--Secretary 4, Cheerleader, Corral Show GEORGE FREER One of our more serious seniors, George plans to make mission work his future. As a side line, George operated the electrical equip' ment for stage productions. Cleveland Bible College next. Hi'C-President, Stage Electrician GERALD FRINTNER Frit came to us from Calumet his senior year. Work' ing on cars and participating in sports seem to occupy most of Jerry's spare time. Washburn Trade School next. SONJA FRODIN When summer comes, 'iSons will go to Europe to take it easy. Then she'll go on to Illinois where she plans to take up some phase of store buying. GAA SUSAN FULLER Quiet Suzie came to us from Cincinnati in the middle of her freshman year. She enjoys dances, pub' lic speaking, and Blue Moon. A lib' eral arts college is next on her list. Student Council, Representative Assem- bly, GAA, Leadership, Spanish Club THOMAS GALLAGHER Driving around and listening to Glenn Miller's String of Pearls occupy most of Tom's spare time. He likes girls and saying fer cryin' out loud! Army or Air Force next. RUTH GAREY To be a nursery school teacher is Ruthie's ambition. How neat! , Stardust, knitting, and Spanish all rate high with this likeable senior. Hillsdale College will come next. GAA, Spanish Club, Tri'Hi'Y, Ofhce Aide DOROTHY GARNER Knitting ar' gyles, Blue Moon, and being with the girls are liked by this amicable sen' ior. German took place as her favorite subject. Future: secretarial job and marriage. Dramatics Club, German Club-Secre- tary 4 FRANK GERINGER Ace's main aspiration is becoming a mechanical engineer. During his idle hours he en' joys hunting, fishing, and dating. After graduation, an apprenticeship some' where comes next. - .I JAMES GIBBONEY Magic, jazz rec' ords, basketball games, and Stardust rate high with this busy senior, who gave much of his time as Christmas card chairman. His main ambition is to be a chemical engineer. Representative Assembly, Dramatics Club, Conservation Club, Junior Class Play, Senior Advisory Board DONALD GIEGLER Don asks noth' ing of life but to be successful. Math, science, fishing, and stamp collecting were some of this senior's special likes. Some small college to study engineer' ing is next. Rifle Club, German Club, Baseball BARBARA GILL Barb's pet peeve is boys who are late for dates. Among the things she likes are swimming, movies, German, and Lover, Come Back to Me. U. of Illinois comes next where she will major in education. Latin Club, German Club, FTA, Oiiice Aide Arbogast and Bob and Ray were popular favorites with the class of '54. jf its 15 Nqr. ' . ,.

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CAROLE ERICKSON Petite Carole could always be found working with her oil paints or roller skating. She finds art her favorite school subject, and plans to study fashion illustration at the Art Institute. Mu Tau DOUGLAS ERICKSON This fun- loving senior enjoys Lover, sports, and just taking it easy. Since his ambition is to make money, Dice will attend a midwestern college and then go into some branch of business. Lion Staff, Wrestling, TEGC JOHN EVANS Jack, who came to LT from San Antonio, Texas, has been one of our most friendly seniors. Hunting and fishing are the favorite pastimes of this likeable boy. Next: Vsfest Point or Purdue. French Club, Door Guard, Usher, Foot- ball, Track, TEGC PATRICIA FALASCHI Pat has en- joyed listening to popular music, espe- cially Love Walked In, and going to parties. This senior, who lists sociology as her favorite subject, plans to be a receptionist. GAA SHIRLEY FANNING Eating shrimp and being with the girls were the fav- orite pastimes of this popular senior. Shirl also enjoyed being a cheerleader and taking part in the Corral Show. Next: Illinois or MacMurray College. Corral Show, Cheerleader, Representa- tive Assembly, GAA ROBERT FASH Bob says that photog- raphy is his special interest. He has proved this by being a photographer for both the Lion and Tab and partici- pating in Camera Club. College comes next. Spanish Club, Camera Club, Corral show, Lion Staff, Tab Staff EDGAR FIELDS Sports-minded Ed- gar has been one of LT's top football and baseball players. Collecting rec- ords, especially The Story of Three Loves, and Ioafing also rate high with this good-natured senior. Next stop: college. Football, Baseball, Wrestling VIRGINIA FIFIELD Ginny's main interest and plans for her career center around her camera. She could always be found snapping pictures for the Tab or Lion. Drake College will claim her next. Office Aide, Camera Club, GAA, Mu Tau, Lion Staff, Tab Staff STANLEY FINK Easy-going Stan finds his favorite pastimes to be eating, working, and listening to 'Tm Walking Behind You. In the future he plans to become a photo engraver or a mech- anic. MARY FINLEY Illinois Normal or JC is included in the plans of this sen- ior, whose favorite subject was Ameri- can History. Fin also enjoyed par- ties, being with the girls, and having lots of fun. GAA, Aide ROBERTA FIRCH Dramatics Club, listening to music, and being queen of Mardi Gras have keDt her busy these past four years. Nursing is in the future for this ambitious senior. Dramatics Club, Home Ec Club HELEN FISHER Music and traveling, with German running a close second, head the list of this likeable gal's activi- ties. Helen's future plans include col- lege, possibly the U. of I., and then perhaps some branch of medicine. JEAN FITZGERALD Vivacious Fit- zie places Oh, lunch, and using the telephone as tops. This cute gal is often heard saying I guess you're out of it! Her future includes the U. of Illinois or JC. Tri-Hi-Y, Corral Show, Spanish Club JOHN FLOOD Friendly John claims that his future plans and ambitions are centered around military college and a general-ship. Hunting, fishing, and all other sports rate high with this senior. Latin Club, German Club Our novel sophomore class party, Commotion In The Ocean, created quite a sensation.

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JAMES GLADISH Friendly jim is in- terested in anything that moves. He owns an amateur radio station and is quite interested in science. Also tops are eating and being with people. A small coed college and then dentistry at Northwestern. Representative Assembly, junior Class Play, Radio Club-Secretary and Presi- dent, Door Guard, Latin Club, Conser- vation Club MARY LOU GLEASON This ener- getic senior enjoys traveling to Florida, and collecting shells and records. Cloth' ing and gym rate as favorite subjects and eating as a top pastime. Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School next. Library Aide, Home Ec Club, Tea Aide JANICE GODAR jan delights in lis- tening to You, You, You, typing, and collecting horse statues. After grad- uation comes a secretarial job and then marriage. Counseling Aide, Home Ec Club VALERIE GODAR French-fried shrimp, Harlem Nocturne, and watching good movies rate tops with this happy senior. She plans on secre- tarial work or possibly college and then marriage. Library Aide, Representative Assembly CONSTANCE GOFF Vivacious Con- nie came from Bloom Township High School in her sophomore year. She enjoys April in Paris, English, and playing the piano. Phillips University and then school teaching. Corral Show, Senior Class Secretary DAVE GOVEDNIK Dave's dream is to play baseball for the Yankees in the VJorld Series. Dave became prominent in his dance band work at LT. Oh, trig, and physics rate high with this versatile senior. Purdue next. Representative Assembly, Boys' Club Board, Senior Advisory Board DONALD GOVEDNIK Playing in a dance band or on a baseball team would be a good future, according to friendly Don. But first he will settle for engineering at Purdue. He enjoys I Only Have Eyes For You, and English. Corral Show, Senior Advisory Board, Baseball RUTH GRACYK Ruce enjoys be- ing with the girls, September Song, and party, party! She disapproves of girls who don't wear lipstick. Ruth would like to become an airline stew- ardess or an interior decorator, but first comes JC. GAA RICHARD GRAF Friendly Dick's hobby is cars. He considers lunch as his favorite school subject. To earn a million comes after IC. Representative Assembly, Conservation Club, Automobile Club, Rifle Club EVE GRAGG Even though cute Eve writes for the Lion and Tab, she finds time to be veep of Spanish Club and Quill and Scroll. This versatile senior wants to be a writer after college. Lion Staff, Tab Staff, Quill and Scroll -Vice-president 4, Spanish Club- Vice-president 4, Corral Show, Tri- Hi-Y. . MARY CATHERINE GRAVES English and art are tops with Mary, who came to' LT from Nazareth as a sophomore. Her ambition is to be a free lance artist after college. GAA, Library Aide JULIA GRAY Being an active 4-H'er went hand-in-hand with julia's duties as Home Ec Club president this year. This likeable senior plans to major in home economics at Iowa State. CEO, Home EC Club-President 4, Latin Club, GAA, Representative Assembly HELOISE GREENO Spanish, eating, and baton twirling rate high on Lou's list of favorites. I'll never tell is this carefree gal's most-used expression. GAA, Spanish Club, Twirlers DONNA GRELLO Donna, serious about becoming a nurse, has worked as a hospital nurse's aide this year. Liv- ing it up is the pastime of this friendly girl, who always has a smile for every- one. ' . ' ,Of Dramatics Club, FTA, GAA, Tri-Hi-Y, Office Aide We're Pulling For You, LT won honorable mention for us as juniors in th 1952 Homecoming Parade. 16 f'