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

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our Liedtke, MARTHA LINK Vivacious Marty's infectious laugh could always be heard around the halls. Her work in cheer- leading and' on Student Council was much appreciated by the school, who elected her Homecoming Queen. Student Council-Secretary 4, Repre- sentative Assembly, Girls' Club Board, Cheerleading, Leadership, Corral Show, Spanish Club, Library Aide CARL LINNEIVIEYER This smiling Romeo has exhibited a great interest in stamps and foreign countries. In his future is seen college, and maybe a career in world trade. German Club ALDRICH. LIPKA Al enjoys eating, making money, tinkering with cars, and photography. Next year he will attend the U. of Illinois, and study for a career in chemistry. Camera Club, Rifle Club BEVERLY LISKA Bev, in her quiet way, likes Spanish, ice skating, and listening to Stardust After college she wants to go into secretarial work and maybe even take a trip to Spain. Spanish Club, Office Aide MICHAEL LLEWELLYN Sports- minded Mike prefers Arbogast, Dixie- land bands, and mathematics. His am- bition is to be a successful engineer, but first comes IIC or the Air Force. Football, Basketball, Tennis. y. HELEN LONG Versatile Helen al- ways had a smile and a good word for everyone. In spite of her many activities and top grades, she still found time to enjoy watching school sports. French Club, Spanish Club, Senior Advisory Board, OEO, Writers' Club, Quill and Scroll, Tab Editor KAY LOWRY Peppy Millie was a cute member of our chorus lines. Her main interests tend toward sports, espe- cially golf and swimming. Next year she hopes to attend William Woods College. Corral Show, Cheerleader, Twirlers, Aide, Representative Assembly DAVE LUNDIN Bi Dave who . g i likes to fool around with mechanical things, has been active in social com- mittee work. Choir and operetta also took up much of his time. Spanish Club, Operetta, Choir PEGGY MAIORS Popular music and mathematics appealed to this quiet sen- ior, who will probably go into teach- ing after attending U. of Ill. Latin Club, Library Aide, FTA, GAA ANN MARKLEY Peppy Mark was often seen participating in her favor- ite pastimes, talking and eating. Ann, who was known for her unexpected bursts of humor, will probably attend a small midwestern college next year. Aide, Leadership, GAA Board, Corral Show, French Club SHEILA MARTEN Sheila, who came here in her sophomore year from Reavis High School, enjoys laughing and having fun. In the future she will undertake nurse's training at Wes- ley Memorial Hospital. Writers' Club, FNA DONALD MARTIN Don, with his quick wit and dry humor, was an ad- dition to any group. He intends to go to college and enter the interesting Held of petroleum geology. German Club ALLAN MASHEK Good-natured Al- lan came to LT in his sophomore year from Austin High. His plans for the future include IC and then work in an undecided occupation. KENNETH MATTHEWS If you ever wanted to ind Ken, the best place to look was in the Studio Thea- ter. His interest in the stage has been evidenced by his work in dra- matics and Dramatics Club. Dramatics Club senior year by electing our very capable officers, Dave McKeag, Ken Keoughan, Connie Goff George Rafferty, Marilyn Rierson, and Dave Milligan, who really helped make our class tops

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DON KURTZ This boy wants to be a millionaire at twenty-one! Shoes finds track events and being with the boys at Paul's among his likes. A college on the west coast is next in line for Don. TEGC JACK LAHVIC Jack liked mechani- cal drawing in school, and outside of school, he always found time to work on his '46 Ford. Being a mechanic after graduation will help Jack fulfill his ambition to own a service station. Rifle Club, Wrestling ANN LAMB Annie was a whiz in her subjects at school, being a four-year GEO member. She likes to write and sing and will probably be found at Purdue next year. Library 'Aide, Writers' Club, OEO, Mu Tau, Choir RONALD LANGFORD Ron came to LT his senior year from Indiana, where he was very active. He claims math as his favorite subject and will follow an engineering career after Purdue. CLAUDETTE LARSEN Cookie found that she enjoyed parties dur- ing high school, and clothing was a special with this peppy senior. Plans for the future are college at Stephens. GAA, Corral Show, Home Ec Club PAULA LASHMET Smallfry was kept extremely busy with her IC classes and work. September Song is one of this little gal's favorites. Counseling Aide, Spanish Club, Tri- Hi-Y, GAA JOSEPH LAWLOR Ioe's good hu- mor and shining ability on the basket- ball floor accounted for this senior's popularity. After college, coaching Eaasketball will be next in line for oe. Basketball, Football, Track, Cross Country, Boys' Club Board MATTHEW LAWLOR Easy-going Matt always had a good time. He likes to hit the road to go hunting and fishing whenever he can. LT will lose Matt to the U. of Colorado. Basketball, Football, Cross Country, TEGC JACK LEATHAM A very active sen- ior, Iack's favorite pastime is women. He was a hard worker at the Corral and climaxed his senior year by being the Corral Show director. Football, Basketball, Corral Board, Corral Show LYNDA LEIGH Lynda has been a willing lender of her artistic talent around school, with lettering as a spe- cialty. She plans to carry on her studies at St. Mary's of Notre Dame. Corral Board, Corral Show, Latin Club, Spanish Club CAROL LEWIS Care will always be remembered for her smart clothes and neat appearance. Art and music were just a few of the activities that held this pretty senior's interest. GAA, AAK, Operetta, Choir ELIZA LEWIS Liz, who's sweet and friendly to everyone, was a whiz at basketball and baseball in the GAA. We all wish her luck in her ambition just to be happy. Latin Club, GAA JAMES LEWIS Louie's great love for Maryland must stem from the fact that he spent nine years of his life there. He enjoys all sports, whether watching them or participating in them. Rifle Club Jo ANN LIEDTKE Lid's quiet gai- cient way certainly helpedher to do a terrific job on Christmas card sales as class treasurer. This cute senior will be found next at Wesley Memo- rial Hospital studying nursing. Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club, Representative Assembly, Senior Class Treasurer Dances were made peppier as we hopped to the lively rhythm of the Bunny Hop and the Mexican Hat Dance.

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JOE MAYBERRY This year Les had the big job of heading our stu' dent government. Besides being a good politician he always found time for football and an exciting argument. Representative Assembly, Student Council-President 4, Senior Advisory Board, German Club, Football, NVres' tling, Golf, Usher, TEGC THEODORE MAZURS Latvian- born Ted, with his happy smile and winning way, has gained many friends. His work on Student Council and dec' oration committee has contributed much to the school. Representative Assembly, Student Council. ROBERT MCHOSE Easy going Bob enjoys watching the White Sox play baseball. He is also interested in sci- ence courses which will help him in his ambition to become a successful farmer. Agriculture at Iowa State next. Representative Assembly, Stamp Club DAVID MCKEAG Popular Dave has really been busy these last four years guiding our class very capably and leading our basketball team on to vicf tory, besides being a brain, College next. Senior Class President, Junior 'Class President, Representative Assembly, Basketball, Baseball ROBERT McKOWN Bob's ambition is to compete in the Olympics, which seems very probable after seeing his athletic prowess at LT. Hunting and working on cars also rate high with this popular senior. Football, Track, Wrestling, Boys' Club Board LOUISE MEINERS Quiet Louise plans to enter nurse's training at Wheaton College. She'll make a won- derful nurse because during her years at LT she has been very understand- ing and willing to help others. German Club, FNA, OEO, Mu Tau, Home Ec Club JONATHAN MERSEREAU Likeable Jonathan is often heard saying Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow you may die. He enjoys just plain loafmg, but finds history very interesting. Fu- ture: undecided. Cross Country Manager, Track Man' ager. JOAN METZGER Cute Joanie en- joys listening to popular records, par- ticularly Singing in the Rain. She hopes to be married and own a Cadil' lac some day. Until then, she'll make an efhcient private secretary. Home Ee Club, GAA EDWARD MEYER Knuckles as he is called by his friends, is very inf tercsted in astronomy, chemistry, and math. His plans include study in nu- clear physics at either Illinois or Northwestern. W'riters' Club PHOEBE MEYER Pheb looks quite serious to most people, but to those who know her she's full of fun. Her favorite school subjects have been typ' ing and shorthand, which she will con' tinue in business college. JOAN MILLER Sewing, reading, and dramatics rate high with this quiet senior. NIill's ambition is to be a primary school teacher in a onefroom school. Her plans for the future in' clude college in the South. Representative Assembly, French Club -Vice President 4, Tab Staff, Draf matics Club I DAVID MILLIGAN Much of the spare time of this friendly senior is spent in tinkering with radios. Dave has been one of our class leaders, as shown by his many activities. Freshman Class Board, Senior Advisory Board, Representative Assembly, Stu' dent Council, Rifle Club, Latin Club PATRICIA MOORE Pat, a girl with a terrific sense of humor, can often be heard saying Clever! Don't Take Your Love From Me, sports, and outdoor activities rate high with this popular senior. 1 Home Ec Club, GAA JAMES MORTON Cars, sports, eat' ing, and You, You, You rate high with friendly Jim, who found wood' working, machine shop, and printing his most enjoyable subjects at LT. This year the Italian cut and the D.A.'s replaced the flowing tresses of many a co ed