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

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ROBERT HARWOOD This quiet senior is very interested in many science activities, especially physics and photog- raphy. Bob always looked forward to Homecomings. Iowa State next fall. Conservation Club, Camera Club DONALD HAWKINS Girls and Tenderly are special favorites of Don, who also likes to make model planes and boats. JC and the Navy will follow graduation. TOM HAYES Tom, one of our more industrious students, enjoys dramatics and classical music. He particularly liked his two years of French and plans to become an industrial designer after college. Junior Class Play STEVE HEETER Skeets, whose favorite pastime is playing basketball, hopes to become a commercial airline pilot. Stardust, hockey, and Spanish all rate high with this top senior. Miami U. is next. X - l Basketball, Band, Corral Show, Spanish Club ' BARBARA HEIDEMAN This future teacher came to LT in her senior year from New York. Her leisure time in- cludes sports, listening to Moulin Rouge, and reading. Fun-loving Hei- die enjoyed French class and eventually hopes to teach at the Sorbonne in Paris. ,French Club, Dramatics Club WAYNE HENDRICKSON Ambi- tious Wayne hopes to own a red Lin- coln convertible someday and drive to Alaska. Music and travel took up much of this senior's time. Purdue next, with engineering in the future. Orchestra-President 4, Mu Tau, Rifle Club, Spanish Club, Corral Show JOAN HENGELS Popular Joan, bet- ter known as Hengie, was often seen playing bridge and listening to Har- lem Nocturne. She enjoys working with others and made many friends dur- ing her years at LT. After graduation, Hcng will major in occupational therapy at Illinois. Sophomore Class Vice-president, Stu- dent Council, Senior Advisory Board, Representative Assembly, Junior Class Play, Corral Show, Tab Staff, OEO, Latin Club, French Club JAMES HENRY Easy-going Turk, often heard saying Man, it's the most! , likes bowling and skating. His participation in the school band should help him to fulfill his ambition to be- come a saxophone player. College next. Band. WARREN HERBERTS Model trains and radios were the main interests of this friendly senior. Math and listen- ing to Greensleeves are also tops with Herb. Next year he will be seen at DePauw or Miami U. Boys' Club Board, Rifle Club, Hi-Y, Tennis KAREN HERZOG Tiny Karen with her pleasant dispostion came to LT in her sophomore year. She has the un- usual hobby of collecting post card folders. In the future Karen would like a secretarial job, and hopes to travel through the West. Representative Assembly, GAA NANCY HEYDEN Nan, one or our happy-go-lucky seniors, enjoys sleeping and spending money. Being an avid sports fan, horseback riding and water skiing rate high. Beloit next. GAA, Tri-Hi-Y, Conservation Club JOHN HINDMARCH Good-natured Jack has had a busy four years at LT. This future chemist enjoys sleeping, eat- ing, and No Other Love. Jack plans to attend a small mid-western college. Golf, Tennis, German Club, Dramatics, Club DOLORES HLAVACEK A future visit to Hawaii would thrill Dolly. Listening to Stardust, and eating french-fried shrimp are tops with this friendly girl. After graduation, office work will take up' Dolly's time. Representative Assembly, Freshman Class Board RAY HOCKENBROUGH Hock hopes to become a professional baseball player someday. When not on the dia- mond, his time is occupied with hunt- ing, fishing, and mechanical drawing. Our class carried through another successful year under the able leadership of Dave McKeag, Barb Soderberg, Janet Polivka, Ann Dissinger, Bill Nicholas, Annette Wylie, and Joe Mayberry

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PHIL GRIGISKI Phil, who enjoys sports and science courses, hopes to enter the science Held. His pet peeve is greasers. Next comes IC. Spanish Club, Conservation Club, Mu Tau ROBERT GRIMMENGA Easyfgoing Bob liked football best at LT, while loafing came next. His favorite course was American History. College comes after graduation and then coaching. Football, Track, TEGC NANCY HAAS Nancy enjoyed hear' ing people say Good morning. This lively blonde plays the piano and wants to teach primary grades after college. GAA, Home Ec Club, Tea Aide NANCY HADLEY One of our most popular seniors, Nancy was Corral sec' retary and co-director of the Corral Show. Her special talents include dec' orating for dances and knitting, Def Pauw next for this cute gal. Corral Board-Secretary 4, Girls' Club Board, Senior Advisory Board, Corral Show, Leadership, GAA, Spanish Club, 'D.A.R. Winner ALICIA HAGBERG The gang, sports, and music are Pat's favorites. Her future holds two plans: becoming andXfray technician and getting mar- ric . Orchestra, Conservation Club, Latin Club, GAA, Nurse's Aide GEORGE HANNAUER One of' our more cultured students, George was in- terested in math, choir, Latin, and Ger' man while at LT. He hopes to enter an engineering school next. German Club, Virgil Club, Writers' Club, Drarnatics Club, Operetta ta. .. PATRICIA I-IANSEN Cute Pat worked enthusiastically this year as a Corral Show co'director and a member of Tab staff. Carleton will welcome Pafsqfeverfready smile after graduation. Twirlers, Corral Show, Girls' Club Board, French Club, Tab Staff DEAN HANSON Dean moved here his sophomore year from South Shore. Besides guitar playing, he likes all shop classes. Future: construction work. KATHERINE HARD Being Drama- tics Club prexy and treasurer of French Club kept Kathy busy this year. She still found time to appreciate drama and the theatre. Next year: Cottey IC. Dramatics Club-Vice-president 3, President 4, French Club-Treasurer 4, Choir, Operetta ADRIAN HARDY Three years of football have kept Adrian busy, His future is going to be in some phase of music, as is indicated by his interests along that line. SYDNEY HARRIS Off Shore and English Lit rate with Suzie, who likes to read in her spare time. Secretarial work and marriage will occupy her after graduation. HifC LILLIAN HARRISON Outside of listening to good music, Lil thinks French is real cool. She aspires to major in religious education in college. Conservation Club, French Club, Operetta, Choir LORINE HARRISON Psychology, eating shrimp, and music hold Lori's attention. A teaching career will claim this well-liked senior after college. OEO, FTA, Mu Tau, Spanish Club, Opcretta DIANE HARTMAN GAA and all home economics courses were liked by friendly Diane. She plans to be a teacher after DeKalb College. GAA, Freshman Class Board, Home Ec Club Going downstate and winning in basketball and track will never be forgotten

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RJ A- 'v . . R1 5 E.. BRUCE HOEFI' Hoefty enjoys study hall and loafing most of all. Weightlifting takes up the rest of this senior's spare time. Bruce's future is undecided. DAVE HOLMAN Baseball, English, and eating rate high with carefree Goog. His amusing personality has gained him many friends at LT. After attending JC, Dave hopes to become a millionaire. Baseball JOYCE HOLWICK Peppy Jake enjo, eating pizza, especially to the ba ground of The Story of Three Loves. Her goal in life at the moment is,the completion of a pair of argyles. JC is next. Mu Tau, GAA, Tri-HifY, Orchestra ARTHUR HOWELLS LT will miss Big Art's extensive help in our stu- dent productions as sound technician. Looking around museums and listen' ing to The Last Rose of Summer inf trigue Art. JC is next. Radio Club, Recording work, P. A. Operator KAREN HRUBY Music and sports rate high with this pert senior. Karen, whose ambition is to have a good time out of life, could often be heard say- ing by far the milder. JC next. GAA, Twirlers JOEL HUNGERFORD Science took up much of this intelligent senior's time. Joel could always be found operating his ham radio or watching basketball games. M. I. T. is next for this future engineer. Conservation Club, Radio Club, Science Club JOYCE HUPP Cute Huppy likes being with the girls, eating, and Ten- derly. Joyce hopes to be an airline hostess, but Beloit or Miami U. is in the future. GAA, Spanish Club, Home Ec Club, Mu Tau, Science Club RONALD HYNE Friendly Ronnie enjoys loafing with the boys, with swim' ming and history also tops on his list. His easyfgoing manner has won him many friends. Ron's future is under cided. Football, Science Club JUQITH IVES Judy's interests in' clude all kinds of music, especially lisf tening to records. The favorite sub' jects of this friendly senior are Spanish and American History. Next year will End Judy at JC. I GAA, Debate, Mu Tau BARBARA JACKSON Dramatics and singing take up much of this talented senior's spare time. Cute Barb could often be heard saying 'Tll clue ya. Her future includes Northern Illinois State Teachers' College. Office Aide, Latin Club, Virgil Club- Secretary-Treasurer 3, Junior Class Play, Operetta, Choir, Dramatics Club, Tab Staff RICHARD JANDA Dick, interested in stagecraft, helped prepare for and present many LT programs. Other inf terests are woodworking and organ music. As of now, his future is un' decided. ALLEN JANDERA All math courses and photography have taken up a great deal of this pleasant senior's time. He has been active in Chess Club and is one of the best players. Next year he'll be at JC. Chess and Checkers Club-Vicefpresb dent 3 JOHN JANSEN Science courses at LT, which are paving the way for a future in medicine, have provided in- terest for John. He is known for prac- ticing his favorite expression, Getting there the irstestf' Latin Club PRUDY JEFFREY Prudy was one of LT's better students who lasted through four years of Latin. In a lighter vein she enjoys dancing and cooking. Next: a musical career at Northwestern. OEO, Latin Club, French Club, Def bate, Writers' Club, Mu Tau, Choir, Operetta, Junior Class Play We began our dramatic prestige with the junior play, Green Valley.