Oak Lawn Community High School - Shield Yearbook (Oak Lawn, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

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Dooley, JR. Standing: Charles W. Lawrence, L. J. Castaldi, Hugh F. Devane, Deo F. Chapman, HISTORY OF OUR SCHOOL Do you remember when carpenters joined various classes? How we walked under the scaffolds in the lower hall, and sat in roofless rooms with glassless windows? We have come a long way from serving lunch in the Home Ec. room or having gym in 211, 212, or in the halls. We who were here last year look back upon those conditions, wondering how we ever survived. Today we have a smoothly run organization with cooperation between faculty, administration, and students. Heading our school's administration is David F. Winters, superintendent, and his assistant, Mr. B. E. Wetzel. Lockers this year relieve us of the load of books we had to carry last year. New classes opened this year because of the enrollment of the first OLCHS senior class. In 1953-54 we fared wellin the world of sports. Our football team was second in the new Southwest Suburban Conference. This conference was organized by the superintendents of the five schools it embraces. Our basketball team did not fare too well, but stayed in there fighting. Our wrestlers took the Sectional Championship and had seven representatives going to the state tournament with Phil Jurewicz winning the 112 lb. class state championship. Our newspaper, thd Spartanite, has been published every two weeks, and has been headed by Mr. Moore, sponsor, and Ed Berchert, editor. The Student Council in the past two years has been headed by June Shank and Chril Coniglio with Mrs. Orr as sponsor. The stage has been put to use with our growing band under the supervision of Mr. Pettibone. The Shield, a book of memories for all of us, was launched under thecapable direction of Don Thornton, Ed Berchert, and Mrs. Mackin, our sponsor. THE STADIUM The Stadium was presented by the Greater Oak Lawn Swimming Pool Recreational Fund of the Oak Lawn area. The contractor was Deo Chapman of Oak Lawn. Both the High School and the Stadium was designed by the architects Madden Connor of Harvey, III. The official dedication was made on November 7, 1953, at which time the Reavis Rams played the Oak Lawn Spartans. Members of both the Oak Lawn Board of Education and officers of the Swimming Pool Fund were presented. The program consisted of a speech by Mayor Harvey Wick; a talk by Warren Keneipp of the Board, Elmer Buell of the RecreationalFund and Dave Hefferman for the County Superintendents Office. Chris Coniglio, President of the Student Council, accepted the Stadium in behalf of the Student Body of the Oak Lawn High School. Dreary weather could not dampen the cheerful spirits and grateful hearts of the Oak Lawners. DISTINGUISHED PERSONALITIES AND BOARD MEMBERS AT STADIUM DEDICATION L-RHarvey Wick Oak Lawn mayor, speaking. David Hefferman Assistant County Superintendent of Schools, major, speaker. Warren Keneipp-board President, Dr. Earl Adams-board Secret ary. Mr. Chapman-member, Mr. Lawerence-member, Mr. Devane-member. ACTION SHOT OF REAVIS-OAK LAWN GAME 5S RMSE HE SE DIN VRE OME FA Mr. Winters, our superintendent, is a valuable asset to the schoolandthe community because of his compet- ent leadership and radiant personality. Each day he contributes to the development of our worth-while citi- zenshipand strives to maintain the present high stand- ards of our school. His previous experience includes basketball coaching at Grandview High School, science teacher at Hillsdale High School, and superintendent at Casey, Illinois. Mr. Wetzelcame to our school with Mr. Winters from Casey, Illinois, and helped tremendously with setting up andmaintaining the high standards which we all try to follow. Heis the spark plug of our school and has a competent hand in all the school's complex problems and minute details. He directs office activities and teaches a class in bookkeeping. SALLY G. EMMEL : Dean of Girls, English The work of the Dean of Boys and the Dean of Girls is an integral part of the total guidance program. Coun- seling students, vocational and ed- ucational guidance, parent-teacher- student conferences are all included : in the comprehensive guidance ac- tivities of the;high school. PAUL E. BURGESS Dean of the Boys, Math The specific duties of the Deans are; Assistance in registration, maintenace of personnel records, guidance and counseling, attendance records, discipline and testing. MARY LOUISE FINLEY Typing I, Shorthand I andII, Sponsor of Senior Class WESLEY FLANERY Physics, General Science, Sponsor of Freshman Class FACULTY PETER JOHN GAHALA English II, French II, German Iand II, Sponsor of Sophomore Class ELIAS GEORGE Health, Physical Education, Wrestling Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Sponsor of Lettermans Club MEMBERS JOHN HAWSE Oriantation, Wood Shop I and II, Crafts and Leather, Sponsor of Craft Club JAMES JACOBSON Graphic Arts, Mechanical Drawing ROBERT JOHNSON Biology, Chemistry ,, Direct6r of Audio-Visual Education, Spon- sor uf Film Clu, K ° DOROTHY LADEN DORF af Plane Geometry, Solid Geome- try, Trigonometry, Sponsor of Junior Class. FACULTY CAMILLE LAVIS English III, Speech, Sponsor of Dramatics Club, Sponsor of Senior Class Play. JOHN LEWIS Physical Education, Football Coach, Basketball Coach, Track Coach, Sponsor of Lettermans Club. MEMBERS FRED LIBBY English I. WILMA MACKIN Spanish II, Art I and II, Ceramics, Sponsor of Art Club, and Year Book. 10 IOLA MOMBRUM Drivers Training, Peppers, Spon- sor of Cheer Leaders, P. E. MAX D, MOORE English I, Journalism, Creative ; Expression, Sponsor of the Spar- tanite. r DARRELL MORRIS eos American History, Geography, yf 42 Frosh. - Soph.Basketball Coach. ¥ AS % @ A at “ K 4 rot KEES K MARY NICEWANDER Office Practice, General Busi- ness, Personal Typing, Sponsor of Freshman Class. MEMBERS JEANNIE ORR Biology, Advanced Biology, Sponsor of Student Council. WANDA PAPANDECH Record selal Syytte: Personal Typing, ae, es. 11 RICHARD PALMER Metal Shop, Sponsor of Metal Club RICHARD PETTIBONE Beginning Band, Advanced Band, Intermediate Band, Girls Chorus, Cappella FACULTY EVELYN PILDES Spanish I, English I, Sponsor Spanish Club JOHN ROHAN English III, Latin I, Sponsor of Junior Class MEMBERS NATALIE RYAN World History, Social Studies LA DOLORES SMITH! Home Economics I, II, III, IV, Sponsor of F. H. A. mee Stulc. ROBERT STERLING World Problems, American History, Sponsor of Senior Class BLANCHE STUTZMAN Latin Il, Head Librarian FACULTY SHIRLEY TREADWAY Physical Education, Sponsor of G. A. A. JANET WEBER English II and IV, Sponsor of Sophomore Class MEMBERS HAROLD WILTSHIRE Algebra, Mathematics, Frosh- Soph Wrestling Coach, Assis- tant Football Coach JOSEPH ZAJ AC Algebra I and II, Baseball Coach, Frosh Football Coach THE INDISPENSABLE AIDS THAT HELP KEEP OUR SCHOOL ROLLING. ur ViNette Marjan Betty Stanton Helen Burgess ori c Bi Aloat ertatu CUSTODIANS Chief Custodian, Neil Lyon Nicholas Connolly Walter Jolefowicz Jacob Smith 14 Ah HIGH HONOR ROLL First Row, (1. tor.): June McVickers, Marcia Janis, Pat Koestler, Susan Lunn, Marilyn Krueger, Barbara Sawa. Second Row: Beverly Prichard, Joyce Jacobs, Wanda Sublett, Barbara Lytle, Jane Carota, Vivian Zyske, Pat Baldwin, Gloria Lytle, Louise McNamara, Sylvia Bachert. Third Row: John Viollt, Eleanor Godskesen, Kenneth Lenz, William Reiners, Don Thornton, Ronald Nelson, Ed Berchert, Judy Raske, Carolyn Greager, Roy Blomquist. 15 FORMAL FAREWELL FROM SENIOR CLASS The time of graduation, that day that every one looks forwardto, sud- denly strikes us in a different light. To some, graduation means more than the completion of four years of schooling, it means,in some cases, that thetime has come to face the world, to go on to college, to serve your stretch in the armed forces, to compete for a job. Suddenly graduation takes on a new meaning. Some people feel an emptiness after graduation, others feel that they have climbed another step on the ladder of success. Regardless of your conception of grad- uation, you all can see the separation of the big happy family known better to us as the first graduating class of Oak Lawn Community High School. Under ordinary circumstances, this class would be one to respect, for they have set very high standards of behavior, co-operation, and school spirit, which we hope the classesto follow w ’ cling to and improve. Now let us view this same class as we all ky w it. The obligations of punctuality and paying attention were held t- :ven though the halls were blocked by scaffolding, the construction we ers demanded the right of way, one stairway wasn't completed, and .sses that were being taught without books werecontinuallyinterrup sy noisy but efficient workers. Yes, these people must be given a or deal of credit. These graduates didn't deve’ 1eir ownaccord. Iknow we stated that the class was remarkabl made no mention of the guidance behind the students. Our f- .th its indescribable patience held the attention of their classe- | aged to teach underthese great handi- caps. Not only did ft! . like their pupils and make scholars of them, but they dev A dle citizens as well. If the school ' sot a flexible faculty, that is, one that could teach, in school wel’ anderstand the students, be firm, yet be an active part of th cia mctions, this class could nut have turned out as it did. ALBERT ANDERSON AL Blue Island H., S. Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Lettermans Club, Stu- dent Council, JOY ARTHUR Chicago Christian H, S. GAA - Secretary, Student Council, Hi-C Club, PHI SIEMA, Newspaper, Dra- matics, Latin, Library, Bowling, Peppérs, Junior Honor Society. BEVERLY BAWDEN BEE Blue Island H, S. Dramatics, Newspaper, Arts Crafts, Girls Chorus. FRA NK BELZ BUDDY St. Rita H, S: Boxing Team, Football Manager, Football Team, Wrestling Squad, Track Team, Sancurity Society, Varsity Club, Sectional Champ. WALLY ANDERSON SWEDE Reavis H, S, Football - Co-Captain and All Conference, Basket- ball, Baseball, Track, Let- termans Club, Newspaper, Class Officer, Dramatics, Library Club. SHARON BATH Harper H, S. and Calumet H, S. Newspaper Staff, GAA, ACCL, Commercial Club. JEANNE BEASLEY “BEAS” Washington High, Reavis H, S. FHA, Glee Club, Bowling, Dramatics, Newspaper, Year Book Staff, Art Club, President of Commercial Club, Peppers, Pep Club. ROBERT BELZ [BOD St. Rita and Calumet H, S. AGGL, Football” Team; Basketball, Wrestling Squad, Lettermans Club, Track Team, Sports Edi- tor. eo BETTY BENGAMIN Calumet H. S. Puteri GlALAs, GAA: Swimming. BETTY BRADY COOKIE Blue Island H, S., Latin Club, Pep Club, Stu- dent Aid, Biology Club, G. A.A., Yearbook Staff, Girls Chorus Club, Science Club. CHARLES BURGER ACE Blue Island H, S, JAMES BUKOWSKI JIM Calumet H, S. Student Council, School Paper, Library Aid, Hall isitard; © EDMUND BERCHERT BERCH Reavis H, S, Track, Basketball Mgr., Football Mgr., Student Council-Treas., School Newspaper-Editor, Varsity Club, Shield-Senior Edi- tor, Dramatics Club, Vis- ual Aids, Library Club, Latin Club, Honor Society, Honor Roll. BEVERLY BREWTON Reavis H, S, G.A.A., Dramatics, Com- mercial, HELEN BULOW “BOOTS Blue Island H, S. Girls Club, Geometry Club, Commercial Club - V. Pres., Library Aid, Drama- tics Club, G.A.A., News- paper Staff, Shield Staff, Hall Guard, Student Coun- Cis MARILYN CACINI PEANUT Sacred Heart, Blue Island H, S, Girl's Club, Geometry Club, Latin Club, Biology Club, Spartanite Staff, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Library Aid, Commercial Club, Student Council. MARILYNN CHERECK MARE Reavis H, S. G.A.A., Newspaper, Dra- matics, Student Council, Peppers, Mixed Chorus, JOAN COLE CHIPS St. Casimirs H, S. Glee Club, Librarian. SANDRA DESMOND “TALKIE” Blue Island H, S. Girls Chorus, Student Council, G.A.A., Drama- tics, Newspapers, Com- mercial, Arts Crafts Club, Student Council Sr. vice-pres., Football Queen Attendant. DIANE DRAKE DE Reavis H, S, PIUSAVe, GA. AL, Bat- on Twirler, Newspaper, Art Club, Dramatics Club, Yearbook, Girls . Chorus, Library. a FAY MARIE CHRISTENSEN SQUEAKEY Blue Island H, S. F,H.A., Math. Club, Latin Club, Student Aid, G.A.A., Dramatics Club, Student Council, Jr. Class Treasur- er. CHRISTOPHER CONIGLIO SPIKE Calumet H, S, Latin Club, pres., Letter- mens Club, Band, Track, Baseball, Football, Wrest- ling, Jr. Class pres., student council pres., Jr. Honor Society. THEODORE DEMARCO MAESTRO South H, S, Omaha, Nebr. Dramatics Club, Band Stu- dent Director, Mixed Chorus, Yearbook Staff, Orchestra, Chess Club, Sci- ence. Glub eR Ole Ge. BONITA EIDE BUNNY Bowen H, S, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Band, G.A.A. vice-pres., Art Club, Bowling Club. RICHARD FEIL DICK Calumet H, S, An es GEORGE FORTIER “GEE GEE CalumetH, S, LAWRENCE FOX EB Lindblom H, S. Latin Club, Dramatics Club, MARGUERITE FREW PEGGY Thornton Township Reavis H, S., G.A.A. Treasurer, Com- mercial Club, Dramatics Club, Yearbook Staff, Jun- ior Class Vice Pres., Foot- ball Queen, Girls Chorus, Girls Club, Bowling Club. 21 DEAN FORSYTHE Football, Student Council, Basketball. JUANITA FOSTER RONI St. Augustine H, S, Dramatics Club, News- paper, Commercial Club, Arts Crafts Club. DONALD FREEMAN FREE Reavis H, S. Baseball, Hi-C Club, Hall Guard, Lettermans Club, Student Council, Drama- tics Club, Film Club, In- dustrial Arts Club. FRED FROGUE “FREDDY” CalumetH, S. Track Team, Hall Guard, Dramatics Club, German Club, A.C.C.L., Library Aid. GAYLE GASKILL Calumet H, S, ACCEL, JO-ANN HAMILTON Reavis H, S. Dramatics Club, F.H.A., Newspaper. WILLIAM HICKOK “BILE. Calumet H, S, A.C.C.L., Dramatics Club, Latin Club, Office Helper, Library. LAURA LOU HUMPHRIES “LAURIE” Calumet H., S. Newspaper, A.C.C.L., A.A,, Art Club, O fice Library, Co ne it DONALD GRUBE EAGLE Blue Island H, S, and Calumet H, S. Track Team. GEORGE HARTER Bloom Township H, S., Decatur H, S. Bloom Aero-Nauts, Boy's Rifle Club. MARY JANE HODGES MAJ Lourdes H, S., Reavis H, S, Spanish Club, F.H.A., V.P. Girls Chorus Club, Year- book, Newspaper, Chorus. JOAN ANN JACKSON Blue Island H, S, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., Peppers, Bowling. SUZANNE JOHNSTON SUE Mt. St. Clare G.A.A, PHILLIP JUREWICZ EPI Yer Reavis H, S. Wrestling, Track, Letter- mans Club, RICHARD KETTELL MARY ANN KOCIS Blue Island H., S, G.A.A., Newspaper, Year- book Staff, Math Club, Art Club, Dramatics Club, Of- fice Helper. TOM JOYCE KATHRYN KENEIPP KATHY Calumet H, S, GOATAy = Band (A-CC. ie Student Council, Drama- tics Club-Vice Pres., Latin Club, Library Aid, Shield Staff, Hall Guard, Bowling, Office Aid, Peppers, News- paper Staff, Honor Roll. TOM KETTELL Blue Island H, S, KENNTH KOEPKE KEN Blue Island H, S. JEAN KOLLMAN Calumet H, . GAA, Hi-C Club, ACCL, Newspaper Staff, Girls Chorus. JOYCE KRAUSE BGURT vos Reavis H, S. Dramatics, Student Coun- cil, Commercial Club, newspaper, Library Club. CAROL KRUEGER Blue Island H, S. GAA, Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, Girls Club, Girls Chorus. TERRANCE KUNES TERRY Reavis H, S, Metal Club. RICHARD KOSCHNITZKI DICK Gage Park H, S. Student Council, Music Club, Biology Club, Bowl- ing Club. LLOYD F, KROUT Blue Island H. S, Boys Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Pro Club. MARILYN KRUEGER Blue Island H, S, Girls Club, Girls Chorus, FHA, Hall Guard, Office Aid, Dramatics Club, Spar- tanite. MARIE KUNZ MIKE Blue Island Newspaper Staff. SHIRLEY LAMKE Blue Island MARY LEFFELMAN i WALKIE Girls Club, Spanish Club, pies Commercial Club, G.A.A., Dramatic Club, News Paper, Girls Chorus. MARY-JANE LISAK MJ C.V.S, -=- Reavis G.A.A. Vice Pres., Cheer- leading, Year Book Staff, Home Ec. Club, Dramatics Club, Secretary Dramatics, Library Aid, Bowling Club, Peppers, National Honor Society, Honor Roll. RUTH LINDBERG LINDY Reaves G.A.A., Latin Club, Stu- dent Council, Library Club, Mixed horus, Student Council Secretary. BARBARA LYTLE Reavis G.A.A.,F.H.A., Dramatics Club, Commercial Club, Year Book, Girls Chorus, Bowling, Honor Roll. FERN MAC DONALD tpt. VA HUGH MCMILLAN ‘ j BRO RICHAND MASKELL Calumet Reavis Swimming Team, A.C.C. L., Shop Club, Baseball, Intra-Mural Wrestling, Football, Film Club. LOUISE McNAMARA LOUIE Calumet H. S. ACCL, GAA, Art Club, Student Council, Class Of- ficer, Bowling, Library Aid, Dramatics Club, Peppers, Honor Roll, News- paper Staff. CHARLOTTE MICHALIK MIKE Calumet H, S. GAA, ACCL, Cheerleader, Library Aid, Rifle Club. JOAN MOOR E Mount Clemens Reavis H.S. FHA, Library Club, Com- mercial Club. ANTHONY MURCZEK “TONY St. Rita Reavis H, S. Football, Arts Club, Wrest- ling, Lettermans Club. BARBARA McREYNOLDS TUBBY Reavis H, S, FHA, president of GAA, Dramatics Club, Peppers, Girls Chorus, Band, Library Aid, Cheerleader, News- paper, Bowling, Annual, Hi-C Club. VERNON MILLION Reavis H, S, Metal Club, Spartanite Staff. BOB MOYERS Calumet H, S. Student Council, Spartan- ite, Hall Guard. RONALD MURRAY SPEED Reavis H, S, Track, Art Club, Baseball Manager, Bowling, Drama- tics Club. BARBARA NORDSTROM “NORDY Blue Island H, S. F.H.A., Girls Club, Secre- tary of Commercial Club, G.A.A., Dramatics Club, Biology Club, Year Book Staff, Office Aid. DONALD OLDENBERG Blue Island H, S, BILL PERRY eZLEKE: C.V.S., Calumet H., S. Student Council, Aeronau- Evcal Glib) Dramatics Club. DONALD PUTNAM CPA ts Calumet H., S. Inter-mural Basketball, A. C.C.L., Varsity Club Offi- cer, Dramatics Club, Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball- varsity, Shop Club, Hall Guard. RALPH O'MEARA JUNIOR Blue Island H, S. Wrestling, Baseball, Track, Basketball, Yearbook Staff, Art Club. CHARLES PAYNE CHUCK Calumet H. S. A.C.C.L., Hall Guard. EDWARD PROROK SPEEDY Reavis H. S. Spartanite Staff, Bowling Club, Dramatics Club. DAVID RASKE DIGIT Blue Island H, S, Hall Guard, Projecter Club. JUDITH RASKE HOP Blue Island C, H, S. Hall Guard, Shield Bus. Manager, Dramatics, Stu- dent Council, Commercial Club, Math. Club, Girls Club, History Club, Honor Roll. MARIE REDMOND MUR Blue Island Girls Club, Dramatics, Newspaper, Commercial Club, Latin Club, Yearbook Staff. DONNA JEAN SCHEDIN SPOOK Blue Island G.A.A. Commercial Club, Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Chorus. JUNE SHANK BUNNY Calumet ., G.A.A., Girls Chorus, Dra- matics Club, Pres. of Stu- dent Council, Pres. of Sen- ior Class, Commercial Club, Newspaper, -A.C.C, L., Hallguard, Student Council, Year Book Staff. BEVERLY REA “BEV” Parker and Calumet G.A.A., Commercial Club, Dramatics Club, Shield Staff, Spartanite Staff, Li- brary Assistant, A.C.C.L., Newspaper. JOAN REGAL JOANEY Reavis F.H.A., Newspaper, Year Book, G.AsAL,. Voce Chorus, Art Club, Drama- tics Club, Library Club, Commercial Club. CARL SCHROEDER Blue Island H, S. Boy's Chorus, Shield. MARILYN SIMMONS MARE Hartford City High School Girls Chorus. DENNIS SNELL UL EACH™ Kelly H. S. Art Club, Dramatics Club. JULIUS RODNEY STAHL Blue Island H, S, Band, Pan American Club. GLENN STERNBERG BUSTER Blue Island H. S. Dramatic Club. CAROL STOLLER Calumet H, S, G.A,A;, A,C.C;L., Mixed Chorus, Office Helper, Bowling, Peppers. ARLENE SPAIN AT Reavis H, S, Mixed Chorus, Spanish Club, Library Aid, Nation- al Honor Society. GLORIA STANQUIST GLER Blue Island H, S., Girls Chorus, Math Club- Treas., Girls Club, Com- mercial Club, —G.A.A;- Sect., Dramatics-Treas., Newspaper, Yearbook, JUDITH STRAUSS JUD, Calumet H, S., Commercial Club, Girls Club, Newspaper Staff, G. A. As, A.C.C.L,,” (Pepper: Yearbook Staff, Drama Club, Office Helper, Stu- dent Council. BARBARA SULLIVAN BARBS Longwood Academy H. S, Commercial Club, French Club, Girls Chorus. LILLIAN SUVADA JITTERBUG Reavis H, S, Library Club, Commercial Club, FHA, Library Aid. DONALD THORTON “THORN Y Harper H, S. Latin Club, Newspaper Staff, Track Team, Hall- guard, Student Council, Honor Roll, Senior Class Officer, Yearbook Editor. PETER URBAN “PETE” Gage Reavis School paper. SHIRLEY VODOCHODSKY SHIRL Lindbloom and Reavis Dramatics, G,A.A., News- paper, Library council, F. H.A.. Girls Chorus, Com- mercial Club, Majorette. Sophomore Class Officer, Attendant to Football Queen. RICHARD TALBOT cRICH Thornton Reavis H, S, Visual Aids, Football, Newspaper, Dramatic Club. CLAUDETTE TRAVERS CLAUDIE Blue Island H, S. Girls Chorus, Girls Club, Latin Club, GAA, Library Aid. RONALD VAN POPS Blue Island Football co-captain, Base- ball Manager, Student Council, Lettermens Club, Basketball Manager, Dra- matics Club, Intramural Wrestling, Intramural Bas- ketball. LOUIS VRHEL BABE Reavis Industrial Arts, Crafts. , JOHN WARD HOT ROD St. Rita and Reavis H. S. Track Team, Art Club, Bowling Club, Dramatics Club, Spartanite Staff, Edi- tor, Stamp Club, Library Club. DOROTHY ZAJAUSKAS SDOLLY Riverside-Brookfield H, S, Calumet H.S. G.A.A., Biology Club, Lat- in Club, Shar Club, Honor Roll, Hall Guard, A.C.C.L. SYLVIA ZYSKO SILVER Kelly H. S. G.A.A., Art Club, Chorus, Librarian, Dramatics, Commercial Club, Arts and Crafts. DONALD WEBB DON Reavis H, S. Industrial Arts Club, Metals Club, Lettermens Club, Football, Wrestling, Dra- matics Club, Intramural Basketball, and Wrestling. EMILY ZARUBA ZABUKI Lorette High, Blue Island H, S, Cheerleaders, Senior Class officer, Dramatics Club. NOT PICTURED: JOHN CHRISTIANSON, GEORGE CHRISTIANSON ROBERT DABROWSKI EDWARD FUELLEL FRED GILLETT EUGENE MITCHELL DOLORES SEESE Clars Wil pbud “Jestament We, the Class of 1954, do establish this document as our last will and testament. We do solemnly bequeath to those whose names appearing on this will the items herein-after mentioned as being, in our opinion, the most appro- priate for these persons. ‘ Joy Arthur leaves her good marks in shorthand to Betty Dulis. Sharon Bath leaves the old mimeograph machine with Miss Nicewander. Jeanne Beasley leaves her Pepsodent smile to Betty Stanton. Betty Benjamin leaves her dogs to the Freshman. Beverly Bawden bequeaths her nickname Cookie to the cafeteria. Beverly Brewtion gives her funny face to the Dramatics Club, Helen Bulow leaves her driving to Miss Mombrum. Marilyn Cacini gives the mimeo- graph machine to some unfortunate office practice student. Marilyn Chereck leaves her old Christmas ribt ons to Lois Appel. Fay Christensen bequeaths her squeaky voice to Mr. Sterling. Joan Cole giv es her shorthand dictionary to Audrey Egan. Sandra Desmond leaves Miss Treadway peace and quiet. Diane Drake will leave nothing because she might need it later. Bunny Eide leaves her baskezball team to Mr. Lewis. Roni Foster bequeaths Bev Kreuger her ability to get along with Miss Treadway 7th period. Peggy Frew leaves her ability to catch a man to her sister, Sharon. Jo Hamilton bequeaths her “Dimples” to Mr. Wetzel. Mary Jane Hodges leaves her singing ability to Hazel DeMarco. Laurie Humphries bequeaths her Chemistry book to some would be Genius. Joan Jackson leaves her ability to play the guitar to Tony Hladik. Sue Johnston bequeaths her ability to apply first aid to Gerry McCarthy. Kathy Keneipp leaves her first clarinet chair with used reeds to Carole Winters. Mary Ann Kocis bequeaths her pantomine to Mr. George. Jean Kollman leaves the Hi-C to Jewel Freeman. Joyce Krause gives her size 3 1 2 shoes to Bob Kunde, Carol Krue- ger leaves her disecting to Mrs, Orr. Marilyn Krueger gives her creative attempts to Mr. Moore. Marie Kunz leaves the Second Period gym class to Diane Ryan, Shirley Lamke bequeaths her intelligence in World Problems to Carol Weidner. Mary Leffelman leaves the clutch to her car to Ken Mclver. Mary Jane Lisak bequeaths her gym shorts to Mr, Sterling. Barbara Lytle leaves her bottle of ink to shorthand students who need it. Fern MacDonald leaves her hall-locker to Dorothy Sperokos. Louise McNamara bequeaths a good time to her sister in her high school years. Bar- bara McReynolds leaves her nickname “Tubby” to Miss Nicewander. Char Michalik gives all the easy reading books to Jim Meadows. Joan Moore will leave Jim Drozdz with the thought that she is always watching him. Barbara Nord- strom bequeaths her pony tail to Sue Berghuis. Judy Raske gives her cackle to Peggy Taunton. Bev Rea leaves her Shorthand to Marge Lane. Marie Redmond leaves her gracious tumbling ability to any one. Joan Regal bequeaths her journalistic ability to her brother Dave. Donna Schedin will leave her locker to Gil. Delores Seese leaves one trick- knee to the next victim of Miss Treadway's gym class. June Shank will leave her locker to any one who will clean it. Marilyn Simmons bequeaths the rule of walking in the halls to Mike Marciano. Arlene Spain bequeaths all her short- hand note books to Miss Finley. Gloria Stanquist leaves her giggle to Dianne Anderson, Carol Stoller bequeaths her curly hair to Lois Bennett. Judy Strauss leaves the fifth period gym class to Jane Carota. Barbara Sullivan bequeaths all her crossword puzzles to Mr. Sterling. Lillian Suvada gives her ability to jitterbug to her brother Bob. Claudette Travers leaves her hard apples to Neil. Shirley Vodochodsky gives her last name to Audrey Egan. Dorothy Zajuskas leaves her blond hair to Mary Gilpin. Emily Zaruba leaves her Notre Dame jacket and letters to Joyce Osborn. Sylvia aia bequeaths her doctors excuse from gym to Gerry McCarthy. Ruth Lindberg leaves her typing score to Marian Rachford. Al Anderson leaves his fast ball” to Mike Gaborik. Wally Anderson gives his hair to Mr, Zajac. Bud Belz bequeaths his diet to Mr. George. Bob Belz leaves the sound of running horses down the hall to Miss Lavis. Ed Berchert will give his ability for getting out of school to Art Aldridge. Chuck Buerger bequeaths his book on How to Ditch School in Ten Easy Lessons to George Berkhoffer. Jim Bukowski leaves his deck of cards to Mr. Sterling. George Christianson leaves his locker to Roberta Worrel. John Christianson leaves his shyness to Mr. Winters. Chris Coniglio leaves his track shoes to Artie Aldridge. Bob Dabrowski will give his lock off his locker to Jim White. Ted Demarco bequeaths his ability to direct the band to Roy Blomquist. Dick Feil gives his size 11 shoe to Mickey Dunn. Dean Forsythe leaves his bottle of Brilliantine to Mr. Zajac. George Fortier leaves his physics book Kelly Malfi. Don Freeman will give his job at the A P to Jim Geiger. Fred Frogue bequeaths world problems to Mr. Sterling. Ed Fuessle leaves his hot rod to Chick, Gaule Gaskill bequeaths his wrestling ability to someone who needs it. Fred Gellett just leaves. Dan Grube leaves his wordly possessions to Jim Hooker, George Harter leaves sympathy to whoever receives his English book. Bill Hickok leaves his cat in Advanced Biology to his brother, Dick. Tom Joyce leaves his love to the girls. Phil Jurewicz leaves his hair to Miss Treadway. Dick Kettell leaves his hour of rest to Mary Jo Miller. Tom Kettell leaves his job to Ron Zook. Ken Koepke leaves his school belongings to Dick Hickok. Rich Koschnitzki leaves O,L.C.H.S, to his brother Lloyd Krout leaves his 1954 Cadillac to Mr. Flanery. Terry Kunes leaves his love for English to Mike Marciano, Hugh McMillian leaves his black hair to Miss Lavis. Vern Million leaves his good luck in getting to school on time to Jim Johnson, Eugene Mitchell leaves his height to Terry Finn. Bob Moyers leaves his pair of dice to Mr. Sterling. Ron Murray leaves his outstanding positéon in print shop to Warren Tavegee. Tony Murczek leaves all his wrestling ability to Jack Lucas. Ron Oldenburg leaves his car to Jim Schneider. Ralph O'Meara leaves his ability to loaf to Dick Bachert, Chuck Payne leaves his last name to all the teachers in the school. Bill Perry leaves nothing as he needs it all. Ed Prorok leaves his polka ability to Mr. Sterling. Don Putnam leaves to Don Skala and Bob Kunde what's left of the girls. Dave Raske leaves his old worn out pencil to Mr. Gahala. Carl Schroeder leaves his space in the parking lot to Ron Nelson, Dennis Snell leaves his love for teachers. Rod Stahl leaves his drum to Ken Klemp. Glenn Sternberg leaves his book “Ditcher's Delight to Mr, Burgess. Dick Talbot leaves all his girl friends to Willie Krause. Don Thornton leaves his white bucks to a timid Junior, Pete Urban leaves last year's term paper on Prisons to Mr. Sterling. Ron Van leaves his nickname Pops” to Jack Lucas, Louie Vrhel leaves his empty candy bar wrapp- Bona Mr. dota John Ward leaves his curly hair to Dick Schubert. Don Webb leaves his tremendous knowledge to his sister Lois- A Aaibiay BSAT CNG PLS | Seated (left to right); Mr. Sterling, Miss Finley, sponsors, Standing: Emily Zaurba-Sec., June Shank-Pres., Wally Anderson-Vice. Pres,, Don Thornton- Treas, Junior Officerd Seated (left to right); Miss Ladendorf, Mr, Rohan, sponsors, Standing; Joyce Osborne=Sec., Ken Lenz-Vice Pres., Sue Berghuis-Treas,, Ken Barry-Pres, Seated (left to right); Mr, Gahala, Miss Weber-sponsors, Standing: John Bis- bikis-Pres, , Bonnie Miller-Sec., Dick Bachert-Treas. Not pictured, Ron Nelson- Vice Pres, Seated (left to right): Mr. Flanery-sponsor, Bob Collier-Pres,, Miss Nicewan- der-sponsor, Standing: Charmaigne Collings-Sec,, Tom Hendricks-Vice Pres., Judy Wolniak-Treas, 35 Seated (left to right); Chris Coniglio-Pres., Mrs. Orr-sponsor, Standing: Sandy Desmond-Sr, Vice Pres., Ed Berchert-Treas.,, Ken Barry-Jr. Vice Pres,, Biil Reiners-Reporter, Ruth Lindberg-Sec., Remember that long wait? Munchin' their lunch V wa Standing (left to right); Fay Christensen, Carol Stoller, Miss Mombrum (instructor), Joy Arthur. Dramatics Club Miss Lavis-sponsor Beverly Rea-Pres. Kathy Keneipp-Vice-Pres, Gloria Stanquist-Sec, Mary Jane Lisak-Treas, Se SS. ae — - — 43 —— Seated (left to right); Miss Treadway-sponsor, Gerry McCarthy-Pres, Standing: Bunny Eide-V, Pres,, Bonnie Miller-Point Chairman, Joy Arthur-Sec., Peggy Frew-Treas,, Ruth Lindberg-Point Chairman, Will it or won't it? Splitting an atom, gang? ——— ee ge Is that line straight? What d'ya see? A bug, a worm, or a germ! +d e . es a 8,6,6,A, 6h Pron ae en ae rll day loug Anderson, Diane Appel, Lois Bachert, Sylvia | f Bennett, Lois Berchert, Ronald Berghuis, Sue s bY. Blumm, Mike Brownlee, Wayne Burke, Mary Butkus, Joe Cada, Dolores Carota, Jane Chickerillo, John Cesal, Richard Chiappetti, Yola Christ, Rich Cusimano, Betty DeMumbrum, Don DeSalvo, Don DeYoung, Norman ’ | mam Dowe, Sandy Dresp, Darrel Ebertsch, Jim « Felski, George Frew, Sharon Greager, Carolyn Hammonds, Darrel Harriet, Elaine Flaws, Norman Gaborik, Mick Green, Joan Hamson, Doris Heinen, Mike Flynn, Jerome Gilpin, Mary a o . Gust, Rich Hoodock, John Forsythe, Marlene Grassel, Marilyn | —s ; i Hacker, Jeanett Harnew, Dorothy Hopkins, Marien Si. Jacobs, Pat Johnson, Char. Karner, Jim Kope, Bill Jacobson, Barb Johnson, Jim Krause, Bill 53 Ingerson, Diane Johnson, Anita Johnson, Joann Krueger, Beverly Irwin, Marge Johnson, Bruce Koestler, Pat Kunde, Bob Lovelady, Bernice Lamb, Leah Lane, Marge Lenz, Ken Majosky, Sly Lovelady, Joyce a Gas ties 4 Shs Fo at 4 é at x 2s fz | wy Ny ¢ Marciano, Mike Mayer, Joann McCarthy, Gerry McKillip, MaryAnn Mehler, Pat McCormack, Virginia Morgan, Rich Muehlhouser, Judy Melfi, Kelly Mooi, Jean 54 Munson, Carrie Petrokovitch, Ruth Reiners, Bill Sandt, Ellen Nelson, Lee Osborne, Joyce ee eo 4 y F ty ¥ Pedigo, Dave Pekar, Joan Perillo, Skip Plocinski, Walter Ranstead, Frances Russell, Jack Schaar, Ron Schnick, Carol Schodrof, Nancy 55 epee nna = a ee Skala, Don Snyder, Tom Tallon, Flora Trojanus, Cathy Walton, Mary = A Smart, Barbara Sparrow, Don Taunton, Peggy Venema, Ron Wask, Bob Smith, Charles Von Stowver, Bob Wanek, Don Snekhaus, Gerald Stevens, Sharon Thunstrom, Ralph Wagoner, Gail Webb, Marlow - %% 4) aa. 4 py N — l tf X Weert, Eleanor Wheaton, Ray White, Jim Wiedner, Carol William, Wanda Winters, Bob Winters, Carole Wood, Dan Woolridge, Gil Worner, Ed Yetter, Charlene Those not pictured: Condon, James Mitchell, Eugene Gabby, Loretta Rogan, Robert Goucia, Marilynn Sternberg, Glenn Zander, Jim Adams, Doug Aldridge, Art Bachert, Dick 5, % ——- Fy gy oe vl Bartuska, JoAnn Beckett, Donna Berdine, Donna Bergen, Joan Bergstrom, Ralph Bernath, Phil Bisbikis, John Boisdore, Dorothy | = a | i te = | Brinkman, Paul Brucker, Barbara Buell, Carolyn Bulow, Paul 59 Bulow, Tom Cecil, Marge Crook, Donald De lRosal, Madeline Cacini, Barbara Christensen, Paul Coniglio, Sue Dolores TF} Campbell, Bob Campbell, Tom Cizowski, Pat Cornish, Tom d Cusimano, Jean Devries, Adrian DeVries, Floretta DeVries, Herb Dougherty, Barb Dinaso, Jim Drake, Richard Drozdz, Jim Dulis, Bette Dunn, Mickey Bh Duvall, Ed Eakins, Ruth Bo a8 - : $ - ] ‘ : Lf i eeasiie - © hes ih mie Eliason, Jean Enders, Ardell Erickson, Gordon Evans, John ii Framberg, Anna Lee Freeman, Jewell Fuessel, Marilyn Gabby, Charles f= CAA Y 4 61 4 Gedamins, Diane Germann, Lynne Mac Glashan, Elaine Godskensen, Eleanor Goering, Arlene Granoien, Neil Gregory, Art Griede, Annette Gross, Joyce Hafk, Elaine Hannapel, Roger - Hazzard, Tom Heintz, Sharon Heintzelman, Pauline Henderson, Sandra gS S Px OR Hessling, Jack Hickok, Karen Hickok, Richard Hoker, Jim Are 62 Johnson, Keith Horton, Harriet Jasnocha, Elizabeth Kampf, Tom Krauss, George Krause, Warren 63 Howard, Bob Ingerson, Paul ) Jasper, Phil Kroner, Pete eos Huet, Joan Johnson, Caroline Knapp, Ray Kruspe, Jean Kuffel, Glenn Kuiberis, Barbara Kumis, Irene Kuta, Dennis Lenzi, Gino Liebenow, Larry Limberg, Al” ae im Lucas, Barbara Luth, Ronald Lytle, Gloria Mac Intosh, Roberta | her 14 Majercak, Noreen Mc Donald, Art a te Mc Guire, Don Mc Millon, Christine Mc Naughton, Pat Neubieser, Nancy fe, SSB Meyers, Don Miller, Bonnie Moore, Herby Morris, Ruth dv Murray, Tom Nelson, Ron Norris, Janice O'Farrell, Joyce O'Hara, Lois Olson, Al Otto, Edith Owens, Jim Peterson, Bill 65 Norton, Pat O'Meara, Art Petrokavitch, Lillian Pitcher, Ann PohIman, Marylow Posch, Charles Prillwitz, Virginia -¢ —- = , - t ; . 4 4 , Raber, Harold Radthke, Betty Reiher, Howard a Ringer, Margaret Rogers, Fran Rowitz, Sheldon Ruhl, Jerry Ryan, Diane Sanberg, Jerry Sawa, Barbara Scanlon, Ben Schapiro, Marilyn Schiefelbein, Vivian Schiestel, Schubert, Bill Pt. af fff Slager, Bill Spaulding, Don Sublett, Wanda Sckmitz, Joan Smith, Glenda Steinam, Ned Suchomeh, Ralph Schoell, Edith Snoreck, Pat Stevens, Karen : Swanson, Bob -_= . « Strache, Julia Taller, Nancy Vandermolen, Helaine Vander Wall, Roy Weigman, Sherrill ) White, Dean Whitley, Leonard Wilde, Lowell Wilson, Marge Woell, Stan fh Zetterberg, Roger Zieler, Wally Zima, William qyse yung pea hr Mian can ATT | i = fa | oo O le 4 Sie ian our. c = VD os, © S ino Abs, Betty Adams, Lynn Anderson, Shelby Bamberger, Darlene Bates, Joe Ackermann, Clifford Adams, Beverly Aiello, Angeline fy--s = a ay = ,% ¥ é Se a ad Arendt, Edward 4 u ot _ d. : _N - = Bamberger, Will Becker, Jane Berent, Gerry Berghuis, Don - CESSES Lee. . Geraldine Wiese LAU ny Dyvas, Lorraine Engwell, Florence Fahrforth, Frank } — . Ford, Anna Fuessel, Carole Lan Eck, Robert Epsteen, Shirley 4 @4as?¢¢ yen 6 Feil, Carol Fortier, Arlene Gabby, Merlin Elde, Harold Erickson, Judy Finn, Terry Fox, Paula Gaskill, Garry Ellis, Bonnie Fabian, Arlene Fischer, Bill Fredland, Bob Geiger, Jim 74 - ? Gerke, Berna Glad, Betty Goveia, Violet Gracious, Tom Gumbas, Eileen Harrison, Sue Harter, Jeanette | Sy , Hebert, Marlene Helm, Chuck Helstern, Lawerence Hendricks, Tom Hensly, Janise Hickey, Pat Hiorns, Henry 75 Iwanski, Chester Jackson, Barbara Johnson, Ken Jurewicz, Carol Kelsey, Pat Klemp, Kenney 76 ¢ = | toe us Hoyd, Dick Hughbanks, Jerry Jackson, Sandra Juds, Rovert | W Kasch, Ron Keevers, Mary Ellen MF N A ra li Fak Kolberg, Jarrol Kolken, Marguerite er Gi xe Kopeck, Barbara Kopp, Sandra Kouski, Jim Krakulec, Betty _ . E MC ATF 7 4 Krause, John Krebi, Jim Lawerence, Pat Lee, Gene LeRoy, David Liebenow, Walter Lunn, Susan Marolt, Art Martin, Nancy Martin, Ted Maziorka, John McClure, Don McCullough, Roger McNamara, Dorothy ie McVickers, June Meturis, Bill Mor Foot, Jeanette Murdock, Ron Neal, Bob Medows, Jim Moyers, Janet Murray, Maraget Neitzke, Marion i Meisner, Barbara Nagle, Marilyn Nevaril, Joan an fas Molde, Bernetta } : I } I } Nightingale, Jean Oberg, William O'leary, Nell Ann Olson, Jim “ae f F 2 fp hie Ath, de | Padula, Carol Pawlak, Anthony + 4 2 eet = Peotter, Don Perillo, Joe Pheife, Connie Pheiffer, Tom Phelps, Henrietta Pilipiak, Kathy Predmore, Judy Prichard, Berverly Pryhober, Elaine Raber, Roberta 79 Rabin, Madelyn Rac, Edward Rachford, Betsy Ranstead, Margaret es i Ranstrom, Pat Regal, Dave Reynolds, Ruth Rhodes, Pat | i. on! Richardson, Clara Riley, Steve Rinkus, Ken Roberts, Vivian Rock, Pat Rodman, Bill Rose, Bill i) i, | S A235 Roshko, Edward Rudin, Mary Ruhl, Joan Rykaczewski, Dan fj y 4 y ii 1 4 Sajatovick, Ron 7 iy | Schodrof, Art Schubert, Richard Shoal, Sandra Smith, Fred Smith, Jim Smith, Sylvia Spitzer, Bob 81 Schafer, Bob Schultz, Jerry Stern, Donna Schaver, Diane Slowinski, Judy Smith, Ray Strick, Dick Sullivan, Kay Weber, Gerry Wilkie, Theil mall COL) ela ‘’b Suvada, Bob Teeling, John Thunstrom, Lloyd Towner, Lynne Viollt, John Waldron, Judy Wanek, Bob Weiss, Arletta Wilson, Cookie Wilson, Pat Wimberly, Julia 82 a ¥ een F Wolniak, Judy Workman, Bill Worrell, Roberta Those not pictured Bass, Elizabeth Knight, June Zieler, Dorothy Zingraf, Deanna Zook, Ron Off Guard Mr. Wetzel Miss Ladendorf Miss Smith 83 BUD BOB BELZ RED RICHARDS BOB KUNDE AL ANDERSON ART ALDRIDGE RON VAN JACK LUCAS FOOTBALL °53 Top Row (l-r) Coach Zajac, Coach Wiltshire, A. Trautsch, K. Lenz, A. Anderson, D, Putnam, B. Kunde, T. Murczek, D. Webb, W. Anderson, M. Marciano, B. Reiners, J. Lucas, C. Coniglio, Coach Lewis, Coach George. Second row (1-r) R. Nelson, R. Van, A. Aldridge, G. Dempsey, J. Richards, C. Rogan, H. McMillian, S. Perillo, R. Davis, P. Brink- man, Bud Belz. Bottom row (I-r) E. Berchert-Mgr., G. Kuffel, J. Schneider, Bob Belz, D. Pedigo, J. Clark, K. Jhonson, D. Bachert. THE STADIUM x4 ‘ Vane 87 Seated- Al Anderson; Gerry Mc- Carthy, Standing left to right- Shirley Vodochodsky; Sandy Des- mond; Ron Van; Peggy Frew, queen; Wally Anderson; Emily Zaruba; Jack Lucas; Bob Kunde, KEN LENZ AL ANDERSON BOB KUNDE WALLY ANDERSON DON PUTNAM RALPH O'MEARA DON SKALA BASEBALL 1952 Ken Lenz Wally Anderson Don Skala Coach Zajac BOWLING BOLISTERS a ee eee: 91 eo wei A GHANGI : HEIN ee L5mOSWEGO AWAY 70K : if PT RELE ESEANT HOMEGIM | 2 JAN G CALUMET CHG AWAY 336 : E MEU EME AWAY FH | PO MOTGAN PARK AWAY FE ; ; Lae ; : FOOTBALL WRESTLING YORKVILLE HINSDALE BREMEN BREMEN MPMA TILDEN RICH TWP. LA GRANGE ORLAND PARK BLUE ISLAND MPMA CALUMET MARYVILLE BREMEN REAVIS MPMA CAL, CITY LA GRANGE BLUE ISLAND NEW TRIER HARVEY LEYDEN ROCK ISLAND MOLINE JOGIE T or wa TILDEN SPORTS RESULTS BASKETBALL VARSITY FROSH.-SOPH. Zion-Benton 70 Zion Benton’ Orland Park 39 Orland Park Beecher 40 Beecher Breman 44 Breman MPMA 39 MPMA Reavis 35 Reavis Zion-Benton 71 Zion Benton Rich 85 Rich Date 55 1G Orland Park 66 Orland Park MPMA 43 MPMA Breman 51 Breman Grant Park 56 Grant Park Reavis Reavis Lemont Lemont Rich Rich M. Lisak, D. Cada, B. Brewton, E. Hafk, B. McReynolds, P. Frew, B. Nordstrom, J. Beasley, G. Stanquist, M. Rachford, B. Rea, D. Dean, B. Lytle, A. Spain, F. Christensen, S. Desmond, C. Michalak, B. Bawden, B. Sullivan, B. Eide, J. Raske, M. Krueger, M. Redmond, R. Foster, P. Taunton. 6 — ; oie pent oe ° 96 sanineianascpirntaninna snrimatneMlb sta ron ae | IR Rta Are rap aicsins os Ne Kathy Keneipp Lil Suvada Roni Foster Peg Frew Louise Mc Namara Sylvia Zysko Bunny Eide Marilynn Cucini Joyce Krause Bev. Rea Mary Jane Hodges Phil Jurewicz Ed Berchert Dorothy Zajauskas Carol Stoller Rich Fiel Don Putnam Gloria Stanquist Delores Seese Chris Coniglio Don Freeman Claudette Travers Arlene Spain Carol Krueger Bev Bawden Char Michalik Tubby McReynolds Helen Bulow Ed Prorok Marie Redmond Ted DeMarco Fay Christensen Mary Jane Lisak Marilyn Simmons Joy Arthur Barb Nordstrom John Ward We wish to express our gratitude to the following patrons for helping to make our year book possible. Behrend's Hardware B. Brady Construction Company Brunn Funeral Home Bruns Apparel Shop Pyeheoouerll Clayton C, Wheaton Dan-Mor Toys-Housewares-Gifts Deluxe Market Ed's Barber Shop Dr: David: V. Eifron Elmer's Barber Shop Euler's Hardware Fantl Furniture Store George's Fine Foods Hadley's Hobbies and Gifts Hagen Corset Shop Harry Robertson Drugs Helstern and Johnson, General Contractors Hensley's 5¢ to $1.00 Store Josten's Owatonna, Minnesota King Cole Nursery School Kistler's Radar Sandwiches Lefolt and Lyon Cleaners Lode's Produce Mal's Men Shop Marcellin's Beauty Salon Midwest Food Mart Mode O Day Frock Shop Oak Lawn Book and Hobby Shop Oak Lawn Department Store Oak Lawn Federal Savings Oak Lawn Feed Store Oak Lawn Linoleum and Tile Company Oak Lawn Shoe Store Ratajik's Pharmacy Reno's Sport and Hobby Shop John Rupich, R. Ph. Pharmacist S and S Suplus Service Cleaners Suburban Transit System Inc. Talman Federal Savings and Loan Association Tom's Nook Toni's Food Shop Walton's Home Appliances and Heating Russell Wheeler Jeweler Wolf's Bakery 101 WRESTLERS QUALIFYING FOR STATE TOURNEY - 1954 (1. to r.): Terry Finn, John Bisbikis, Phillip Jurewicz(State Champion), Frank Belz, James Richards, Earle Perillo, Robert Moser. ¢ On the spot, snapped by Jon Chapman. Phil Jurewicz, state champ. Left to Right: Kathy Keneipp, Francis Rogers, Carole Winters. First Row, Left to Right: Vocal Music Students Qualifying for State Final Contest; Ronald Berchert, Marlene Forsythe, Julia Wimberly, Margaret Sieverson, Sandra Kopp, Phyllis Schumm. Second Row: Betty Radtke, Darlene Papendorf, Dorothy Sperakos, Wayne Brownlee, Bruce Holstrom, Theodore De Marco, Ronald Nelson, Roy Blomquist, Sandra Dowe, Charmayne Collings. 103 Before Cant a reff Whey Sp y) f ’ fei ae Dee L-CO Ck’ GF Va ‘ 7 A x , ff ( G Cee Cr, dot Fh we v VA i) . “oF if . Maur vy) as eh te “ena CILIPLE i MW HEH e AEL s pee. oo “ Diet ad EBSA IZ (Se ESR UT See TA rs es aed as a RWG | NSA Ne ere Tay aide ao inse er ra sede Sees a —s as OAK LAWN x PUBLIC LIBRARY a? % Ph bs AL Ni oh (Fe aN N (a o.t Am ae Fee AS Na De ' a) ae % a rant vr rl ee