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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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I 4 Q s l958 SHIELD is gratefully icated xv to those who lo to our SNR the ulld a rlche uller exist n ence base dgeg to tho MMM fb gf their toil in to theaffjnjrtmg B13 Q Q, genera that I r life's v 5 obstar Spartans ...OU NIORSI I 512, w N Ely, MX no AV . 0 lx I N A0 gl? Mblll U ZR EY lim, ,jf p my A ' WM if i sQ2-gil NL X W v foreword . . . Prepared to meet the trials of life head-on, our Senior Class exhibits both the de- sire to advance onto some new horizon and the understandable reluctance of not wishing to leave OLCHS. In each face,rthere is a genuine touch of regret . . . a realization that the experiences gained here are once-in-a-lifetime things which no amount of success will ever be able to bring back. Mingled with the hesitancy of making yet another forward step, an almost eager expectancy can be viewed . . . the flush of excitement in attaining that desired diploma and gaining the still greater responsibilities which go with it. To those people, Senior is a magic word. It's the key by which one door is closed and the vistas to an entirely new mode of achievement opened. And even if you can't quite define the elusive word, you know it's still wonderful. qDQmAeQQaf ssosgmmcnshmmams L QNQX -X 'Vi U on I X XM J off' 3 ' x N xQg'CEr,,ii. s senior class officers X M gawk -3 x 5-HMA William Stapleton, Presidentg Pat Broholm, Vice-Presidentg Marv Proctor, Treasurer and Carol Jacobs, Secretary. ED ARMSTRONG VALERIE BAASKE Chorus 1,2,35 Dramatics Club 45 GAA 1,25 Spartanite 4, Asst. Editor 4. ED BACKAL CAROL ANN BARLOW Student Council alternate 35 Math Club 45 Band 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. ELAINE ADAMS GAA 1,2,3, Publishing Chairman 45 Chorus 1,2,3 President 45 Pep Club 35 Latin Club 2,45 FNA 4. BRIAN ANDERSON ' CAROLYN ANDERSON . Band 1,25 GAA 15 Spanish Club 1,25 Dramatics Club Cass of I9 8 fi X X. 4 3 3,1 , fi-- Q' 1 .0 J 0 fied' I A ,afkn ALICE BERGEN GAA l,2,33 FHA 2,33 Film Club 2,3,43 Dramatics 33 Library Aide 23 Office Aide 3,43 Shield 33 Student Council 43 Spartanite Editor-in-Chief 4. WAYNE BIROS Boys Bowling 13 Chorus l. WANDA BORKOWSKI GAA 1,23 Dramatics 43 Chorus 1. LYNNE BOUTET Chorus l,2,33 French Club 1,23 Choir 4. PAUL BEEM Basketball 1,23 Choir 2,3,4g Chorus ls National Honor Society 3,43 Math Club 43 Track 1. KEN BELOW Wrestling 13 Track 2,3,43 Bowling 3, Secretary 43 Spanish Club 23 Film Club 13 Band l,2,3,43 Student Council Alternate 4. THERESA BENESKI GAA l,2,3Q Chorus 13 Latin Club 1,23 German Club 43 FNA 4. GEORGE BENTON Football l,2,3,43 Basketball l,2,43 Track 1,2,43 Na- tional Honor Society 3, Vice-President 43 Student Council 3, President 43 Hall Guard 2,3,43 Latin Club 2,3Q Varsity Club 43 Honor Roll 2,3,4. BARBARA BOYENS Band 3,45 Student Council 15 Class Treasurer 25 GAA l,2,35 Shield Staff Layout Editor 45 Office Aide 3,45 Latin Club l,2. RON BRASSINE Football 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,25 Track 25 Varsity Club 3. MARY ANN BREEN Office Aide 45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 1,25 Dramatics Club 25 Spanish Club 1,25 Peppers 45 Stu- dent Council Alternate 15 Shield Club 35 Chorus 1 PAT BROHOLM GAA l,2,3,45 Dramatics 2,35 Peppers 3, President 45 Pep Club 35 Shield 35 Class Vice President 45 Office Aide 45 Student Council Representative 4. ,2. CHARLES BROOKS Football 1,35 Wrestling l5 Film Club lg Poster Club 3, Industrial Arts Club 45 Sportsmans Club 1. DIANA BROOKS GAA 1,2,3, Secretary 45 Latin Club 2,35 Secretary 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Hall Guard 2. JIM BRYSON Football l ,2. MARIAN BUKOWSKI GAA 1,35 FHA 15 Spanish Club 25 Pep Club 35 Poster Club 2. BILL BU RNETTE Basketball 1,2535 Baseball 1,25 Track 1,25 Football 3,45 Wrestling 45 Varsity Club 4. STANLEY BURNICKS Wrestling l. ALLAN BUSSE Wrestling 25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Choir 2, BEVERLY BUTZ GAA 1. 3, c ass of JOAN BYRNE GAA1,2,3,45Band1,2,3,45 JOAN CAMER GAA 2,35 Choir lg Spartanite 4. ANGELO CAMPAGNA Band 1,2,3,45 Student Coimcil Altemate 25 Spanish Club President 2. JOYCE CAMPBELL Shield Staff Senior Editor5 GAA lg Honor Roll, Film Club 15 Spansih Club 1,25 Hall Guard 25 Band l,2,3,4. MARIAN CECIL GAA 2,45 Latin Club 2, chorus 1,25 choir 3,45 Madri gal 45 Octette 2. TON1 CHAP GAA 15 Art Club 15 Library Aide 3,45 Chorus l,2. PAT CHRIST Art Club 1,45 GAA 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Drarnatics Club 3,45 German Club Secretary 45 Spartanite Staff 4. RAY CIZOWSKI Latin Club 1,25 Honor Roll 15 Boys Bowling 1,2535 Secretary 2,35 Student Council 2,3,45 Track 25 Class Treasurer 35 National Honor Society 35 President 45 Shield 3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4. I98 CLINT CLEVELAND DEANNA COOK Latin Club 1,25 Shield 3, Business Manager 45 Office Aide 45 GAA 2,35 Peppers 35 Pep Club 3. CA ROLE CUMMINGS CAROL DANIELS GAA 15 Red Cross Rep. 15 Science Club 15 Office Aide l5 FHA 25 Student Council Alternate 35 Drama- tics Club 4. CA ROLYN DA RG ERT Library Aide 25 Office Aide 45 FHA 25 Dramatics 4. DONNA DEDDO MIKE DeGROOT Wrestling 1. BONITA DIX Chorus 15 Spartanite Staff 45 Dramatics 4. CHARLES DIX Wrestling 1,25 Football manager 25 Chorus l. JOYCE DOWNEY GAA 15 Chorus 1. ANNE-DowNs GAA 3, FHA 4. DEANNE, DYMBROSKI Chorus 1,25 Choir 3,45 GAA 1,25 Spanish Club 3 Dramatics Club 45 Honor Roll l,2,3. in-A ARLENE FIEDLER GAA 23 Pep Club 33 Drama Club 33 Art Club 2. JUDY FRANKLAND Chorus lg Pep Club 23 Hall Guard 2,33 Office Aide 3,43 Dramatics 3,43 GAA l. BILL FRANTZ WARREN FREIBERG Vice-President lg Student Council Representative l,2, Altemate 33 Spartanite l, Production Manager 33 Honor R.0ll3 National Honor Society 3,43 Drama Club 43 Shield 4, Copy Editor3 Americanism Essay Winner 2,33Voice of Democracy Contest Winner 334. ROY EAST AL ELAND Boys Bowling l,2,3,43 President 3,45 Secretary ls Student Council Representative lj Band 2 ,3,4j Shield l,2,43 Latin Club 13 Spartanite l,2. JOE EVANS Bowling 1,2,3,43 Film Club ls Baseball lg Wrestling l DONNA FETT FHA a,4. l Ham V vxmixakxvcmw-wxwmx ill WALLY GIERHAHN Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Hall Guard 2,35 Pep Club 4. RON GODDARD Hall Guard5 Wrestling Manager 1,25 Varsity Letter- man 's Clubg Latin Club lg Graphic Arts Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Spartanite Staff 2. JOHN GRAEFEN Hall Guard'2,3,45 Spartanite Staff Sports Editor 45 Dramatics Club 4 , Vice President5 Wrestling 2,3,4 Industrial Arts Club 4. NORMAN GRENCIUS Football 2,35 Baseball l,2. PHYL GAILIUN GAA 1,25 Library Aide l,35 Hall Guard 15 Swim Leader 2, Life Saving 25 Chorus lg Student Council 25 FHA 2. ED GALLAGHER SUSAN GASTEYER Latin Club 1,25 GAA 1,2,35 Choir 2,3,45 Madrigal Group 3,45 Peppers 3, Secretary 35 Shield Advertising Manager 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 35 Student Council Representative 3, Alternate 45 Math Club 4. LUCILLE GEDAMINSAS GAA 1,25 Band 1,25 Shield 35 Hall Guard 35 Office Aide 4. class of I958 LINDA HAZZARD Chorus lg Choir 25 Band 2,3,45 National Honor Soci- ety 3,45 Student Council Alternate 2,33 Office Aide 4. ALAN HELSTERN Wrestling l,2,3,4. ESTHER HEPP GAA l,2,3g Hall Guard 3. MARY LOU HESSLING Chorus l. GLORIA GROSS ROY GROTHE Football 15 Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus lg Dramatics Club 4 National Honor Society 45 Latin Club l,2, Vice- President 1. WAYNE HANNESSON Boys Bowling 2,3,4g Latin Club 2,35 Track 2. DOROTHY HART Band l,2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3g Baton Twirler 1,23 Orches- tra l,2,3g Red Cross Club 1. Varsity Club 3,45 Football l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,43 Latin Club 1,25 Wrestling lg Student Council Alter- nate 4. PAT HORVATH Student Council Representative 2,35 Pep Club 35 Shield 33 Dramatics Club 3. WILLIAM HUET Track l, Student Council lg Hall Guard 2. MARCIA HICKLIN Chorus l,3,4g Art Club lg Spanish Club 1,25 Shield l JUDIE HILGER GAA l,2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Shield 1, Arr Club 1. DON HOFFMAN Rod and Gun Club lg Basketball l. MARIE HOLTON Chorus 1,25 GAA lg Spanish Club 2,35 CHA 2,3,4, Vice -President 2,4, Secretary 35 Spartanite Staff 3. ROY HOP KIN S MARLENE HUTCHINSON Peppers 3,45 Library Aide 1,25 GAA l,2. WAYNE JACKSON Bowling 2,35 Hall guard 35 Honor Roll 2,3. CAROL JACOBS GAA l,2,35 FNA 45 Class Vice-President 15 Latin Club 1,25 German Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Choir 1,45 Madrigal 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Class Sec- retary 45 Peppers 35 Office Aide 25 Student Council l,2,45 Debate Club 15 Science Club l,2. BRUCE JANNUSH Shield 4, An Editor. NANCY JEFFERS GAA l,2. EUGENE JENDRZEJAK Wrestling 1 ,2. DAVE JOHNSON Football 15 Debate Club 1,25 Declamation 1,25 Basketball 1,2 ,35 Student Council 1,25 National Honor Society 45 Class Vice -President 2. HELEN JONASEN MARY ANN JONASEN Chorus 1,25 GAA l,2,35 FHA 4. Lo1ua.T'rA Jumszsx GAA 1,2,a, FHA 4. BETTY KADOW GAA 1,2545 Chorus 15 Peppers 45 Latin Club 15 Office Aide 4. seniors MARLENE KALUSH Cafeteria Aide lg Dramatics Club 45 Chorus l,2. JACK KASPER Spanish Club 15 Film Club 2,3. JERRY KELLEY Football l,2,3, Co-Captain 45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Bowling l,2,35 Hall Guard 3,45 Wrestling 45 Letter man's Club 3,4. O S E I1 IO YS Band 1 2,3,4, Film Club 1 2, Spanish Club 25 Bowl- DIANE KOPP GAA 1,2,3g Chorus lg Choir 2,3,4g Student Council 1,2,3, Secretary 4g Library Aide 25 Pep Club 35 Pep pers 35 National Honor Society 3,43 Shield Staff So- cial Editor 4g German Club President 39 Honors 3. MELVIN KOSCHNITZKI Band 1,2,3,43 German Club 4s Film Club 2. PAT KREMSNER GAA 15 Spanish Club 15 Art Club 15 Choir 1,2. JIM KRONE Bowling 1,2,3 Captain 35 Baseball 25 Hall Guard 33 Latin Club 2. AL KRUEGER Football 1,23 Bowling 3,45 Student Councilg lndus- trial Arts Clubg Hall Guard. RICHARD KUSZYNSKI Wrestling 1,2,4g Football 43 Track 3. Film Club 1. DAVID LAMKE JOHN LANE Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track 25 Student Council 1,2,4g National Honor Society 3,45 Latin Club l,2. AL LANGNES Film Club 2,35 Hall Guard 4. Spanish Club 1,2, Vice-President 25 GAA 1,25 Shield 35 Pep Club 35 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Dramatics 3. BERNICE LUDEMAN PHA 2,45 GAA 1. JERRIE MALPASS GAA 15 Chorus 1,25 Dramatics 4. LYNN LARSEN Hall Guard 35 Library Aide 25 GAA 25 Spanish Club 25 Homecoming Queen 4, Court 3. DAVE LINDBERG Art Club 25 Film Club 2,3, Vice-President 3: Math Club 4. DARLENE LINDISH GAA 1,25 FHA 3,45 Dramatics 45 Spartanite 45 Chorus 1. RICHARD LISAK Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3545 Film Club 2,J,4, Treasurer 35 Hall Guard 45 Library Aide 35 Track 1 2,3,4. LORRAINE LORENZ 7 JUDY MALPASS GAA 15 FHA 45 Dramatics 45 Chorus 1,2. MARILYN MARLATT Library Aide 2,35 Hall Guard 45 Spartanite Staff 4 GLORIA MARTIN GAA 15 Chorus 15 Dramatics 4. JOHN MASSON Band 1,2,3,45 Film Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Boys Bowling 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Math Club 4. seniors MIKE MCCARTHY Football 1,25 Track 2,3,45 Sportsman Club 15 Indus- trial Arts 15 Student Council Altemate 45 Choir 2,3,4. BOB McCORMACK Dramatics Club 43 Industrial Arts Club 1. BOB MAURER Bowling 35 Wrestling 1. seniors STEVE McNAMARA Student Council 1,2,3, Treasurer 4, Reporter 35 Hall Guard 25 Boys Bowling 1,25 Track 25 Basketball 1. PAT MEHRING GAA 1,25 Shield 4, chorus 1, Hall Guard 3. RUTHANNE MEl.F I GAA 1,25 Choir 2,3,4g Latin Club 1,25 Student Council 1,2,35 Queen's Attendant 35 Cheerleader 2, 33 Peppers 35 Dramatics 4, National Honor Society 3,4. NEIL McGEE Football 1,2,3, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,4g Choir 2,3,43 Choms lg Hall Guard 43 Letterman's Club 3,4. DARLENE McGRAEF Art Club 1, GAA 1,25 chorus 1. MICHAEL McINERNEY Latin Club 1,25 Football 1,2, Debate Club 23 Track 25 Chorus 15 Math Club 45 Spartanite Sports Editor 3. DAN McI.AIN Latin Club 2,33 Boys Bowling 2,35 Chorus 15 Hall Guard 3. TERRY MOORE MARY ANN MOOI Office Aide 3,4. Industrial Arts Club 3,4g Boys Bowling 1,23 Dramatics Club 4. MARIAN MORIARTY GAA 1,25 German Club 3,4, Vice President 35 Cafe- teria Aide 1,2. ARLENE MROZEK Chorus 1,2,3,4g FHA 2,43 Library Aide 2,3,4g Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. CAROLE MUEHIHAUSEN GAA 1,25 Library Aide 2g Chorus 1,2,3,4, Octette 45 Cafeteria Aide 1 . BILL MEYIERS LES MILLER Student Council 2. MARJORY MURDOCH GAA 1 2' Chorus 1 2- Office Aide 3 4- Hall Guard 3g Y 3 I I ! I Cafeteria Aide 1. CAROLYN MURPHY Student Council Representative 15 Chorus 1,2. RICHARD OBRENSKI Football 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Student 'f' Council Altemate 1,45 Latin Club 2,3, J' ' 11.1 J nfjl 1 5 flf' 1 . . ' Lfyy Lv M pf' L 'ff U 'pf ' 1! f ' V' , 7' 'f M Y ELINOR OLUND KAY OSBORNE Library Aide lg Office Aide lg GAA 2,35 Dramatics 35 Pep Club 35 Spanish Club 25 Peppers 3. JANET PAJKOS GAA 1,25 Chorus 19 Poster Club 33 Library Aide 35 Pep Club 3. LEONARD PAJULA Wrestling 15 Latin Club 1. CAROLE PARKS Cafeteria Aide 13 Hall Guard 15 Dramatics Club. SANDRA PASER Chorus 13 GAA 1,23 Latin Club 1,2g Shield 23 Stu- dent Council 25 National Honor Society 3,45 High Honors 1,2,3,4g Library Aide 2. BILL PAYNE Q C 2 . ' , . is i xl SEHIOYS JOYCE PITCHER BEA PLANCARTE GAA 13 Spanish Club 25 Spartanite 33 Chorus 15 Hall Guard 3,45 Dramatic Club 45 Cafeteria Aide 2. JUDY POGUE Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,45 GAA 1. Jo ANN POHLMAN GAA 1,25 Office Aide. LAMONT POLCYN SUSIE POWLEY Latin Club 1,23 Dramatics Club 33 GAA 1,25 Cheer- leader 13 Band 2g Pet Club 33 Office Aide 4. MARVIN PROCTOR Wrestling ls Baseball 23 Track 3,43 Chorus ls Choir 2,3,43 Boy's Bowling 1,2,33 Student Council 1,3,43 Hall guard 43 Industrial Arts 4, Vice President 43 Class Treasurer 4. . E SEHIOYS PAT PROKOP GAA 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,23 Spartanite 4. JOAN QUINLAN GAA 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 spanish 3, 43 Latin Club 1. MARK RABIN Band 132,33 Boy's Bowling 1,2,43 Spanish Club 2. MARCELLA RADTKE Office Aide 23 FHA 1,2,3, President 33 GAA 2,33 Cafeteria Aide 2,33 Spartanite 4s Hall Guard 33 Film Club 3,4. VIV RASMUSSEN Science Club 15 Service Club 15 GAA 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Pet Club 3,4. JANICE REGNERUS FHA 15 Choir 2,3545 Honor Roll 1,2,3545 German Club 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Secretary 4. JACKIE REIDEL Student Council 3,45 FHA 15 GAA 1,25 German Club 35 Office Aide 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Peppers 3, Treasurer. JEAN REINERS Honor Roll l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Band 15253,45 GAA 15 Shield Club 3. .fix CALVIN REYNOLDS Wrestling 15 Basketball 2,3545 Track 3 4 Student Council 15 Hall Guard 3,45 Football 2. JACK ROGERS Football 15253545 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2 3 45 Hall Guard 2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Student Colm cil 2,3. JACK ROTROFF Latin Club 1525 Football 15 Baseball 253 4 Boy s Bowling 2,3. Spartanite 1 . FRANK RUCHALA GEORGE SCHAHTFLER Boy's Bowling l,2,35 Hall Guard 45 Band 1,2,3,45 German Club 3. EDNA SCHEDIN Student Council 25 Library Aide 25 FHA 2 ,3, Treas- urer 35 GAA 1,2,3,4, Point Chainnan 2, Vice Presi dent 3, President 45 Chorus 1,25 Peppers 3,4, Vice President 4. - DIANE SCHIEBLE Art Club 1,35 German Club 35 Office Aide 4. GLENN SCHILLER Band 1,2,3,45 Boy's Bowling 15 Spanish Club 1,25 Track 3,4. CLARENCE RUSCHILL Boy's Bowling 1,2,35 Spanish Club 15 Wrestling 15 Track 3. FLORENCE ANN SANOW Chorus 15 German Club 35 Hall Guard 3. INGRID SCI-IADE Class Secretary-Treasurer 15 Band 15 FHA 15 Glee Club 15 GAA 3,45 Art Club 2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Li- brary Aide 25 Drama Club 4. JIM SHAEF ER .Boy's Bowling 25 Chorus 1. LEROY SEE Band 1,2,3,4. AL SHIELDS Football 15 Track 1,2,3,4g Boys Bowling 1,2,3. MIKE SIEVERSON Film Club l,2,3g Spanish 29 Hall Guard 35 Boy's Bowling 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3. CHARLOTTE SOPKOWICZ Chorus 15 GAA 2,3,4g Spanish Club 2g Peppers 35 National Honor Society 3,43 Math Club 4. JOYCE SCHLINK Library Aide 15 Library Club 15 Teachers Aide 13 Latin Club 25 GAA 3. NANCY SCHMIDT GAA 15 Spanish Club 15 Spartan Band 1,2,35 Shield 45 Office Aide 4. TOM SCI-INICK Spanish Club 35 Boy's Bowling 23 Spartanite 4. c ass of BOB SPAULDING Football 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,25 Spartanite 4. JUDY STANLEY GAA 15 Latin Club 1,25 Band 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 45 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, Vice President 45 Debate Club 25 Office Aide 354. BILL STAPLETON Swimming 1,25 Class Vice President 35 Boy's Bowling 35 Student Council 45 Class President 45 Dramatics 4. MARTHA STERN Band 1,z,a,4, GAA 4, Pep Club 3,45 spanish Club 3,4. 958 ROSEMARY STEWART Spanish Club 15 GAA 1,25 Shield Club 35 Library Aide 45 Dramatics Club 4, Secretary 45 Office Aide 4. E STOLLER Football 1,25 Hall Guard 3,45 Math Club 45 Drama- tics 45 Wrestling 2,3,4. ELAINE STRELOW GAA 15 Spartanite Staff 4. WALLY SUBLETT Wrestling 15 Track 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Boy's Bowl- ing 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2. JOAN TEELINC RICH TERESE Wrestling 1, Track 1. KEN TEUTSCI-I Track 15 Hall Guard 45 Dramatics Club 45 Industrial Arts Club 4. SANDY THORNTON Spanish Club 1,2, Secretary 15 Student Council 1,2, 35 Band-35 Spartanite 25 Shield 2,3,4, Sports Ed. 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Office Aide 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 GAA 1. lx An. : SUE TRAVERS Latin Club 3,45 GAA 1,25 Spartanite Staff 35 Poster Club 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Band 1,2,35 Dra matics Club 4, President 45 Class Secretary 15 Class Treasurer 2. BERNARD TRUDEAU Student Council 15 Hall Guard 25 Boy's Bowling 2,45 Industrial Arts Club 354, Secretary 3,4. ANITA VALLUZZI Spanish Club 15 GAA 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 FHA 35 Art Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Library Aide 45 Shield Club 35 Pep Club 3. ALAN VOJTECI-I Track 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Basketball 25 Foot- ball 1,25 Varsity Club 3,4. JACKIE VOLLENBROEK GAA 15 Library Aide 2,3. RALPH WAGNER Wrestling 15 Film Club 1, Treasurer 15 Spanish Club 2, Treasurerg Bowling 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Band l,2,3,45 Math Club 4, Treasurer 45 Student Council Alt. 35 Honor Roll 3,4. CAROL WALENTA GAA 1,25 FHA 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 Chorus 15 Library Aide 2,3,45 Shield 25 Latin 4. DOROTHY WANEK CHUCK WEBB Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,4. SALLY WEDICK FHA 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Chorus 1,2. BILL WEIDNER Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4, President 45 Class President 15 Latin Club 1,25 Hall Guard 35 Choir 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Chorus 1. ROSALIE WELSH GAA 1,25 Hall Guard 1. seniors GAYLE YOUNG GAA 15 Spanish Club 1,25 Pep Club 35 FHA 45 Stu- dent Council 1,35 Poster Club 2. LAUREL ZICK Spartinite 35 Dramatics 45 Shield 35 GAA. DON WHEELER German Club 35 Boy's Bowling 45 P.A. System 45 National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. MARY WHITE FRED WILLIAMS Wrestling 1. JACK WINDSOR Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Track 3,45 Hall Guard 3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Shield 4. PAUL WORTEL imma W XXX Xxaxxf ff yf ffigf 'M I!-bf 5593 6 M07 T-RRDMJ 'Yip'-r QALLS N D v A xy 4H+1 7 ,il -i-.i K ' 1 Q I 1 5 L , X X X W1 Alf administration Mr. David F. Winters represents different things to some fourteen hundred students attending Oak Lawn Community High School. Officially, he is superin- tendent. But to us who know him he is someone to turn to in time of stress, a stable quantity that per- sonifies our institution. To some he is the ultimate in the chain of school commandg to others, the paternal influence that makes OLCHS one family. Yet to all he is the factor uniting administration, faculty and students. The man who is concerned with the intricacies of everyday school procedure is our assistant superin- tendent, Mr. B. E. Wetzel. Upon his shoulders fall the details and problems involved in maintaining OLCHS standards. He is also the administrator the students tum to for the approval of a thousand and one projects, and know that whether or not he consents they will always re- ceive an answer in the best interests of our school. Even with these responsibilities, it is the gentle, considerate sense of humor that has most endeared our assistant superintendent to all. board of education The Board of Education, pictured below, formulates the policies which guide OLCHS in the daily pattern of school life. Elected to translate the educational wishes of the community into a program of scope and depth, they have given new impetus to the position occupied by a schoo1's governing panel. Our present members of the Board are Warren O. Keneipp, Presidentg Lester E. Thornton, Charles W. Lawrence, Robert Stitt, Arthur S. MacDonald, Milford Hoyd, Lawrence P. Kuffel and Steven Redman. Probably the best indication of their success is the stature of OLCHS in the eyes of the community and the students As their accomplishments testify, they possess an impressive stature. IEELY- fr. dean of boys In a similar capacity, Joseph Zajac must act as friend and counselor to those who, perhaps more than any other group, really need it, our freshmen. But our Dean of Freshmen Boys is more than acl- ministrator, because he's never too busy for ll smile and a nod of the head to all. dean of girls As the personification of those traits to which the OLCHS girls aspire, our Dean of Girls, Mrs. Jennie Orr, represents an example of leadership in guidance. Her energy, resourcefulness and ability are the qualifications which mark a job well done. 'fi S ' bookkeeper S receptionist Checking what appears to be an im- portant part of office paper work are bookkeeper ViNette Marj an and recep- tionist Frances McGreevy, dean of boys The tasks of disciplinarian, confidant and all-around good fellow are all em- bodied in the single job of Boys' Dean. Yet for a person like Paul Burgess, the problems are all in the day's work, and the responsibility is only the means by which his personality may assist those in need of counsel. registrar and secretary Intent on some point of filing interest, secretary Lois Lindgren stands above reg- rstrar Donna Woolridge. guidance director Guiding our seniors in their choise of a future endeavor, Sally Emmel attempts to channelize the best efforts of our stu- dents into areas of worthwhile achieve- ment. Her position as Guidance Director demands the utmost in ability to deal with all the vagaries of personality, and, as OLCHS students will testify, she has met such requirements admirably. 1 2132 ' 122' N1 ,Hr 23:51 english Exposing the complexities of thc English lan- guage to our students Marlys Llc Nlendez, Rebecca lllgiekliurn, Edwin Koenig, Barbara Kanchier and Judy llclvrsmi are picturetl from LEFT to RIGHT. l'icuLccl on the RIGHT SIDE of thc table are Peter Galiala, lidwarrl Marks, John Eckman, Car- mella Nartlelln,S:1lly Emmel and Jerome Place. i , 1,1311-iz A 1-1 1 I T i xc! ZEZl5?v16'.1 - ' + e.1zn'm.,t.,f-L1-gf V . s f 1 1 1 I .T11 ' l :L 3391? V8 gf K O 2 1 18 E li sf fl E BX ' 3 2, 39 Q 1' Q 5 , , 111' 1' fi x 1 pi foreign language Robert Hall, Peter Gahala and Richard Lathrop direct the func- tions of our foreign languages de- partment, giving an appreciation and knowledge of Latin, German and Spanish. r 535' 11, I fx COIHIHSYCE Presenting the academic study of business and its re- lated functions, our commerce department is staffed by Rita Kopp, Patricia Gerbert, Vir- ginia Gallagher, Mary Finley and James Brown. science department On the LEFT SIDE of the table, Lewis Nowlan smiles above Jennie Orr and Jospeh Walton. Other facu- lty members of the science depart- ment, Frances Kitchell and Theo- dore Swigert, are SEATED before Robert Johnson and Wesleylflanery. XMIM Ni . M math department 'J xbdl' As if in conference on a pressingalgebra problem, our math department is pictured with Josephine 'N Piechocki, John Holmgren and Paul Burgess SEATED. STANDING behind them are Harold Wiltshire, Joseph Zajac, Marius Stitzer and Donald Du Bravec. 40 l l social studies Those engaged in teaching social studies are gathered around department head Jack Man- waring in looking at a paper of seeming importance. Shown in the SEMI-CIRCLE are James Ad duci, Benny Ray, Eloise Merrill, Robert Bim -Merle and Richard Trauscht. 41 :nude Heading the musical depart- ment, our band leader Richard Pettibone is STANDING beside choral director Ralph Arnold. phydcaIeducaUon Instructing OLCHS students in the art of physical education, Joan Stanley, Geraldine Van de Kreke and Carol Gret- kowski are shown STANDING before John Lewis, Elias George and Joseph Walton. home economics 8 art departments Looking at the two feminine re- presentatives of our art department are Delight Fredenburg and Doro- thea Cahan from home economics. Casting the glance back are art teachers Martha Larson and Berta Caul. industrial education Roy Douglas looks at his fellow shop teachers as they seem to be discussing a graphic arts problem. SEATED from LEFT to RIGHT are Herman Oberli, William Ward, Fred Schmidt, and Bill Meredith. drivers' educadon Ready for a spin, our teachers of driving educa tion are, Carol Gretkowski, Len Sc aduto, George Dunn and Richard Lathrop, pictured from left to right. Marian Oetjen, school nurse, is pictured here apparently studying her supply of bandaids for as- library staff Miss Blanche Stutz- man is responsible for the various functions of the school library- -a task she performs with characteristic helpfulness. Our li- brary secretary, newly appointed this year, is Miss Duke. t. ,L 41, If ' V aff, g Q 17k f A, . X, Lx , xi' mc: -J f ffl EG, LJ 1, U X X, r .f 1 .1 1 E Y M., X Xi ii 1 N' J l C l f I x X J, ltd: l V V ,A ix! Hail our loyal Spartans. Fighting all the way: Winning praise and glory March to victory. Keep your banners flying Go on you Green and white. Here's your test, Now do your best, For Oak Lawn High's all right Hail our loyal Spartans, Fighting all the way: Winning praise and glory March to victory. Keep your banners flying Go on you green and white. Here's your test Now do your best, For Oak Lawn High's all right. My WM' fy ww, WWW 25:7 'sl 0 Q .6 f L Q VA l1,U'h 2 f ms 5 T f w 0 WE A 4 :L ul V K in cw ,S il!-4A'l9IH W 61 y C c 9 X rf 4 ak Gigi! Q GJ 0 GN, me 6 una -ro Jo-N mm. c.a.uBf' Q Gb? 9 f 9 X ,'! G 1 0 'J L7 Q ' O 0 4 0 Q OO A A7 6 :ff G O u -, ,N OVW! plum, '1 ' aw rf W -,Q . 'lr M . 4 E., The program is designed to search the nation for those stu dents most able to benefit from a college education. Once discovered in the national talent hunt, the stu- dents are supported in college by funds provided by sponsor- ing companies. About 1,400 Merit Scholarships have been awarded in the two years of the program, and the winners are now enrolled in over 265 different colleges. Pictured above with Mrs. Sally Emmel, guidance direc- tor for OLCHS, is Dave John- SOH. Our other semi-finalist, Don Wheeler, seems to be boning up for the next hurdle towards becoming a finalist in the competition. semi- finalists David W. Johnson and Don- ald R. Wheeler were named semi-finalists in the National Merit Scholarship competition this year. The seniors have been listed among the 7,500 high scorers on the Scholar- ship Qualifying Test, a nation- wide college aptitude exa- mination given in 14,000 high schools. The semi-finalists out- scored 300,000 fellow seniors, and thus moved a step closer to the S4 million in Merit Scholarships to be awarded in the 1958 program. Merit scholarships are spon- sored by over sixty business and industrial firms, as well as by professional societies, foun- dations and even individuals. The Sears-Roebuck Foimdation is the largest sponsor, with 100 awards worth S500,000 being granted annually. . N e . ef xc alternates representatives student council Providing leadership in all forms of student activity, representative government at Oak Lawn takes the form of our Student Council. Organized extra -curricular clubs, as well as any class member, may petition to the Council for the right to conduct any one of a number of social affairs or concessions under Council jurisdiction. All money gained is used by the petitioning club to benefit its own activity. Yet, above and beyond the Council's governing student functions, it guides the way for a clearer conception of a representative repub- lic. The members, elected through home rooms, are the school leaders of past and present, helping to shape the destiny of OLCI-IS. Pictured with this year's members are sponsors of the group, Mr. Adduci and Miss Merrill. 51 art club Giving full vent to artistic inclina tions, thc Art Club displays their ability under the guidance of Mrs. Caul. poster club The Poster Club inspires school spirit through their artistic expres- sion on paper. The members are shown here with their sponsor Mr. Meredith. debate club Discussing the problems of the day is among the topics presented by the Debate Club under the sponsor- ship of Miss Kanchier. .vw dramatics club The Dramatics Club practices the ancient art of Thespis under the guidance of Miss Petersen. in A3 ,Y , ,. emphas- X :ga atin X si , 'I eew 30 foreign language clubs 5 f 0 i W gggg ,fast ?' 1 ff-H ff we r sift 5 2 'Y' yn- W 1 f 1 f K y , ff uv In order to appreciate the cultural heritage and background of the native countries studied about, our various language clubs supplement the work actually done in class. A familiarity with the customs, language, and background of the people helps immeasurably in preparing a basic knowledge of the country under consideration. Sponsor for the Spanish club is Mr. Lathropg for the Latin club, Mr. Hallg for the German club, Mr. n ,if Alf rig ff 5 ,pi Gahala. QUQM spanish E F 7 ' 2113? lg' film club Through the facilities of visual education our film club shows a variety of subjects as supple mentary aids to the classroom. Pictured with club sponsor Robert Johnson are the member projectionists. xi'-fe e Q-gvlf v CII fr 5, 1:1 ,A 7 -ilu .. my I 5. ' ggi' industrial arts club By the experience gained in graphic arts, the members of the Industrial Arts Club are ready to tackle advanced projects of manual skill. Mr. Ward, sponsor of the group, is shown with his craftsmen. 9 f ini? N H ,ff L 1 A - I o P' 2 v b e v l tl. l if Et 1 Demonstrating the various exercises and assisting the girls' gym teachers is the activity of the Peppers Club, pepped up by Mrs. Gretkowski, club sponsor. peppers t X L , pf boys' bowling Bowling over competitors -with their ten-pin ability is our bowling league under the direction of Mr. Gahala, pictured with club officers. min! llul1llnwnlsnnIzIl i f 'i ' --, .. YL - R xl Y 'X HA 3 Q 2 Q 1 S 3 iff K X SI Z2 Q 1 f jg'-f Mfg 'Y A H .. l fi, ,mi -- .5 Aww wg W - J., gy 2 3 ,U ' ' ,:.g,Sk7Z5::4f.- PW'-dv . 33 L- F I. ,W W ,yi E b H 5 .ggi 1. 11 I 332 -'U iii' wb sl uw , - W .F F V. fx ., Nm A ,gg 1 . ' an-I Q A 5 , . tis O,.,..anxA - R- u 7 ,, ' 'NF-gf! ' .. N 45,9 w'4L Q? . - UD 4, i ' N senior girls' OCIGIIE Distinguished in various competitions by their harmonious ability, the Senior Girls' Octette is pictured here with all members. The girls are chosen on their ability at sight reading of musical pieces. madrigal Our Madrigal singing group is composed of sixteen a cappella choir members. They have received a first place ratin in the district andgsecond place in the state competition. X S is r rsw I , 'I' . A 'fff' ffffmggmit ,'3g2Qw 4 G. 11 005-gage ella Cxhjqig 'I' X Zn N 1 Em? o'E7a',92 4 6 12 !?1? '. iff' il '53 ,. 179' ii' P' R 7453200 ,, 4 M . ,ngggm Jy girls' octette The oftimcs ringing tones of our Choir Girls' Octettc are silent in this picture but thcy can bc usually heard at various events for school and community. a cappella choir Our A Cappella Choir, centrally featured, has boys' octette The Boys' Octette, shown above, will compete in the District Music Contest this year. As with our other ensembles of vocal pyrotechnics, Mr. Ralph Arnold is the inspiration behind this octette. reason to be proud of their accomplishment in receiving a first place award for the 1957 Illinois State Music Contest. They have also participated on the conference music festival. 63 Kihill SMU! W ,va W QW , D , X 2 'eeemi library aides Our Library Aids seem to be forever stamping dates on the myriad vol- umes which pass over Miss Stutz- man's desk. And, although the service ofttimes is unap- preciated by the rushing student, it represents still another useful function perfor ed as an adqiinisiz tional 'Ist . l LVL? 1 xJ 1 y I Y XIQN X ' lu , E C1 iv l tk 5 u Y 42 wx' Cq. J 9 Q- Q O office aides stwrsssfasfss-:r4a:fwvwsss1ausa Assisting the staff in carrying out the various routine functions of school administration are the volunteer office aides, pictured with their sponsor Mrs. Orr. hall guards To some it may appear that the hall guards are an unsung lot, yet their duty of watchful waiting is probably reward in itself. Their sponsor is Mr. Burgess. With the sparkle of any athletic compe- tition, there's always the organized cheers that offer that needed zest to win. In the case of Oak Lawn, it's the Pep Club that supplies the spirit which makes our teams occupy championship positions. It's the needed zing that only a large group can give an event. And only our Pep Club provides in the special way that makes it worthwhile. PGP club Z ill 4f4f 9 N 9 I, 25 on JJ I K X A-g 15 N - . 1 H. 5 5 -X' 'im g ' SL W ' UEESS4 sv CLUB V h.3. Preparing for the most important job in the world--that of American housewife--the Future Homemakers of America learn the art of being a home executive from Mrs. Fredenberg and Miss Gahan. Future nurses of america The age-old skill of assisting those in need is never more apparent that through nursing. And, certainly, it can't be better exemplified than by our Future Nurses of America, shown with club sponsor Miss Oetjan. 1' !f f J' ', ul o it 'I L! E W? 5 A W Qi f .wi . wk. fs f V an . 1 ?'9 X . M .M Wm 3-. A WY S 4- K. . E iv '-iff' .uf - f ' 3 3' Nw 44,5 gg E. ' Ft: fn - . 1 A f q ,Q -.-5: i-.J ,,,,,.pf 3 M5 - pf , .Lv y i N . Q- ,,,-15 W w 'Q V ,. N 55: M ' 'Y' ,W ', . X, n .,, Q 1? az: -Q - - , :V V , , 3 1. K 'LQFR g. a. a. officers and sponsors The representatives of the GAA pictured here are Miss Van De Kreke, Val- erie Sopkowicz, Joyce Johnson, Diana Brooks, and Mrs. Stanley, all standing. Those kneeling are Charlotte Sopkowicz, Elaine Adams and Edna Schedin. f 45-5 H Xf- FP' 9 J Z A, 1.- ,,..-1 nf-' ffl s .Usa w: 1 1 Q '- t , -X Q, 1.-' ,,.. fi ,, V , L varsity club The stars of the field are pictured above. No further identification is needed for the average member of OLCHS to know that the above sentence refers to our Letterman's Club composed of those who have excelled in athletic endeavors. math club Armed with slide rule and pencil, members of the Math Club are ready to tackle the numberless QU problems which confront them. vs? K fl -N .1 The people tespcnsible for prod ding the staff into more energetic activity are Ray Cizowski, our editor- in-Chief, sitting to the right of Mr. James Brown, our advisor, and Warren Freiberg, copy eidto who looks on. t 7' f Sandy Thornton, sports editor, Sue Gasteyer, ad- vertising manager, and Deanna Cook, business manager smile at having completed their respective jobs. of .A Our layout editor, Barb Boyens, and Diane Kopp, social editor look with pride on the pages of what they hope will be the best year- book OLCHS has produced. The girls who pecked the typewriter keys are our secretaries Pat Mehring, standing, and Nancy Schmidt. The suspicious glance of Joyce Campbell, son, junior editor, whether or not she forgot any editorial detail. Aptly portrayed by his own deft hand, Bruce Jannush, art editor, happily sketches away to- ward meeting the seemingly endless deadlines of the Shield. The Shield staff wishes to extend a special thanks to those people of assistance in adver- tising: Edward Stoller, Jack Windsor, Bill Stapleton and Carol Jacobs. We would also on the picture committee: Janet Anderson, 1 Jolene Chase, Loretta Matz, Claudette Krum- polz, Marilyn Drozdz and Carol Hilger. like to thank the following people who served xg ' N 2 is senior editor, seems to be asking Doreen David- ,, i ik Cl . , . 4 U' M ,A i Sparta nite staff Recording the school's history as it happens . . . iniorming the outside world of our day-to-day activities . . . providing a creative outlet for would-be journalists . . . These are the tasks of the Oak Lawn SPARTANITE. Guiding the two semesters of hustling writers is Mr. Edwin Koenig, assisted by the student staff trained in editorial production. ,jf ? V us Y Z 5 Q ff QN Mn fx I ' -,711 5,761 C h 2 Qc fgfj? W. X fax fm M C9 J A ' 7 X 62 M Z 1 'F ' 4-410 i cf 0 V A -. ull 1 ' , '42, LQJQQZE X ',' .'? X 9 Q 7 -it ff' 4 rg X 3 -A it n 0505 Urn:-. .i -rwqa 7 -K +I' if Q, : fii:,. e' lw -u f i gq I4 v QQ it f 1 -xx R I ,, ,f i 5 i rl U .4 A LMI, V 1 . ' asv -Q'f x-fiiinff .L 42 ' xi' , V I 0 R if 'M A Mgmt! f 'I vf 'Q h . X I T4 ,X XA ' . V . iz, in my ' J Q - H143 1 1?- X Q if anuhnl' 'wwfwiqqk J ,X 4 , 'Q 'N a-Q 'in QS l C fm., uv lllvf s M ws P Q A' n 4 X . 'swag 'I Q R. 19 A-, .. LJ-.a....g .s. Freshman squad with Mr. Zajac, their coach. freshman and sophomore squads Setting a new pace, the Freshman football team went undefeated the first Freshman' team to do so in Oak Lawn's history! The Sophomores, following the example of our first year power- house, came off the field with a record comparable to varsity. A11 in all '57 was a fine year for football in Oak Lawn. The Sophomore team with their coach, Mr. Wiltshire. Q... l ax, 4 ,Q r Q 334. V W f VJ' Q A if rf' 1' ,,ql 'x :W . ,W Q L. . ,mf .V Y , qw , SL., , Q W. y, Q, Q 3 SQL 1.1 4-. 5 l YF' mi Q 5 Q is aim f Auf ' ' ix 1 1.1 ? 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Their success in 1957 at taking third place in the Crete -Monee tournament is only one instance of the team being molded in a winning pattern by coaching dedication. In this case, the credit goes to Coachloe Walton. Yet, as with any worthwhile endeavor, it's the combination of capable direction and group effort that tells the tale of success. 86 Nov. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 29 6 13 10 11 17 24 31 7 21 22 28 Conference Schedule Reavis Evergreen Park Bremen Lincolnway Carl Sandburg Rich Reavis Evergreen Park Bremen Lincolnway Carl Sandburg Rich Here There There Here There Here There Here Here There Here There llL Z SE 1 M is ,Q 12 3555 'if 5359 Sf 2 W1 ha 7 Q . , .r M, 7 . gi IX '- SH ,V 4 ,J 2 2-2 E 1 ' f 3 R , ' W S 2 it A! ff 5 572' A E1 53 I il L I if ,, 'P ii Z lg f l, ii 7' H ? 5 1 g ,Q Q, B Q --4 f - 5' fe - '?EQ.:.4.:f',d 1 V595 . 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Af ,-A . ,,,, . . ya f ,A W A , ,.,, Q, i , - ,,- . . - I957-58 season's highlights SCO FSS Oak Lawn 37 Lockport 10 Oak Lawn 27 Harvey 15 OL 36 Blue Island 13 OL 23 Proviso 15 OL 36 Hinsdale 11 OL 36 Bloom 14 OL 19 Reavis 25 OL 42 Lincolnway 6 OL 27 Fractional 15 OL 41 Carl Sandburg 9 OL 28 Evergreen Pk. ll OL 29 LaGrange 15 OL 34 Dekalb 13 OL 42 Rich 5 OL 41 Bremen 3 OL Quadrangular Meet: Oak Lawn lst Arlington Heights 2nd New Trier 3rd Elgin 4th mdlvldual records Weight Name Total Pts. Matches Matches Tied Won Lost 95 F. Coniglio 87 17 0 0 103 P. Coniglio 59 13 2 1 112 D. Perillo 51 14 2 0 120 J. Windsor 45 12 4 1 127 F. lhlow 30 8 5 1 127 J. Lorenz 37 9 4 0 133 J. Lane 33 9 6 0 138 E. Beckett 73 17 0 0 145 M. Spain 24 6 8 1 145 A. Helstern 0 0 3 0 154 J. Graefen 23 5 5 0 165 R. Lisak 46 11 4 2 175 J. Vanderwagen 5 1 10 0 HWT. R. Obrenski 23 5 0 0 I-IWT. C. Webb 35 7 4 1 Above scores include quadrangular meet. In a smashing series of wrestling victories Oak Lawn placed second in the Southwestern Suburban Conference behind Reavis with a score of 104-88. ChicoConiglio,Richard Lisak and Richard O'Brenski, won Championships. Pat Coniglio, Dick Perillo, Jack Windsor and Frank Bulow were among the second place winners. The real high- light of the season, however, was Chico Coniglio's streak of seventeen successive pins, not to be outdone, Erv Beckett went undefeated in seventeen dual meets. Our only loss during the season wastoundefeated Reavis by the slight margin of 25-19. F. Coniglio, J. Windsor, E. Beckett and R. Lisak qualified to go to state. Coniglio and Lisak each took a second place. undefeated conference F. Coniglio champs R. O'Brenski 90 TE ,F Pat Coniglio-103 'K E Dick Perillo-1 1 2 I957-58 Jim Lorenz-1 27 4 1 , John Graefen-1 54 as John Lane-1 33 Rich Lisak-1 65 Jack Windsor-1 20 Frank Bulow-1 27 i Erv Beckett-138 Marty Spain-145 va rsity Ken Houston-175 John Vanderwagen-175 QR A V 'Q iz, .W .,..,, ,, spartan varsity squad varsity squad regulars 92 ffl que' J, lj f ' Q U K c O O frosh-soph squad If success is bome out of determination then our Frosh -Soph wres- tling team have things well in hand. Eric Weiss, 95 lbs., took first place in the Reavis invitational tournament and first in the conference tournament, winning twenty matches and losing one. Bill Nichols, 103 lbs., won seventeen and lost one, he, too, had first place in the conference tournament and third at Reavis. The team record stood at seven wins and eight losses with a fifth place rating at the Reavis toumey and a fourth place in the conference tournament. They came up with a total match record of ninety wins, sixty -eight losses, four draws and seventeen forfeits. 93 '--It I I 4- Q'-Tu, 7- - 1 'v 34 'J' ' '- 'wan in G f :su -'Ev-31' - fy D .1 I v Tm TRAUK a au' - llacu c. 4 1-MP3, . 4 U 1-ff f W... 'X 3' Yun-4115 2 94 A ,f W J' x ? xr 5j1ijsii frff4 'li r ffff' fp V a .- C LX' Zi? I957 OAK LAWN 90 65 72 80 , '73 53 75 55 49 I I scores I 957 OPPONENT Evergreen Pk. 32 Bremen 53 Riverside Brookfield 45 Reavis 46 Fenton 19 Thornton 45 Carl Sandburg 64 Argo 46 Evergreen Pk. 41 Bremen 35 M.P.M.A. 46 1!2 Rich 69 95 Both spectators and participants are likely to find their hearts pounding after a track eventg and much of the time its our Spartan team re- sponsible for the excitement. Under the guid- ance of Coach John Lewis, OLCHS has produced sprinters and runners well deserving of a second look---that is, if you can see them as they whiz by for another win. ...vi , L 'x 9 NX WH A411 , , 1 Ek' Q.. tv if nc' xg-1 Q A , , WN' 1'. 4 I. Ay, 1 ' 1 . www . 'V '55 .: V L4 4 sv 'EY pg Jax. 5 L I A My v-,'.? 7 2' 7 f N .RR 2 X, L M- R gf! f , N R 4:44.63 Z: ' ' - I K 0 Q sa A 1-fan, f,-M . x J Q f,,,,,, 'mvqtt ' ' g f, KM IX Hal f HN f 1 , 1 - ' Q 1' Q- S '-my-1 f .,.,f ' wfm S, -M...-,,, . 3 M.. -4 SCOFBS 1957 VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES Oak Lawn 7 Morgan Park High School Q6 inningsj 'OL 6 Evergreen Park OL 5 Lockport 'OL 6 Lincolnway 'OL 5 Evergreen Park OL 2 Lemont 'OL 5 Reavis Q10 inningsj OL 0 Argo fDistrict--Statej 'OL 3 Reavis 'OL O Rich 'OL 9 Bremen 'OL 5 Carl Sandburg 'OL 9 Evergreen Park 'Conference Games RESULTS: Conference Won Lost 4 4 Season's Record Won Lost 5 7 L, 8 2 2 5 9 4 5 3 2 2 1 6 11 Tied 1 Tied 1 Although Coach Joe Zajac's diamond daredevils were not always on -the-BALL this season, they have come through with an impressive list of MOUNDing victories. In fERROR and FOUL weather---they once played in a snowstonn ---the Spartan team has met all comets with BATt1ing energy. BASEd on past perfonnance, the boys might well have an open FIELD towards a conference championship. baseball I957 -n .111 Q-i ci-ii-if 0-fi Va.. l N X ,yi x 3 in ' -Af if G2 If ,V S t l p L 1 4 4, :vu 4' Y gpjm a ' 6746 MX 'KN f l5gEf X7 f 47 ....x 555 SQ. Q 0 X Xl f K SQA ZEAEQ 21' E 52 XX Q44 Q5 4 N arf' 1 ff? :iff U3 CJ V ,L .4 P5 ,.. iw Ei' 'g f 130 5 Q EESSQHQY N-.W E91 .-5?gQ'2'? 4 c grail! , QL? Y X D' Frank Bulow Byron Bult Mike Burke Dianne Burton Richard Campbell Karen Canty Bill Carlino Zeta Cassingham Tom Chatbum Daniel Cirilla James Clark Jack Cleveland Kathy Klinite Frank Coniglio Marie Cornish Joan Courtney Johnny Covas William Curtis John Dale Dianne Daley Larry Daniels Jane Darland Doreen Davidson Charles Davis Janice DeLorenzo Carl Demas Henry DeVries Forrest Dill Bob Donovan Geraldine Doornbos Gerald Henry Dorn Barbara Drabandt James Dunne Robert Dzielak Janie Elliott Donald Enk Frank Fabricius Beverly Fahrforth Bryan Fenwick Carol Ferry William Fett Bob Fisher Bob Folk Robert Fox Susan Fox Jay Freberg Edmund Fredland Mary Fritz Joann Fritzius Mike Gabby Marjory Gaborik Clotilde Garcia James Gazell Pat Gerkitz J o Ann Giacone Gerrd Gleich Marilyn Glenn Barbara Goetz Mike Gimino Carol Gracious Bonnie Graefen Barbara Graves Don Graves juniors D, sr.. - , Q .. rv ., . I .M .-. ' X 5 35 A W . 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June Griffith Gerald Hall Trudy Hamson Don Hanson Carol Hanson John Ham Vicki Hedeen Dick Hendricks Donna Hess Vance Hicklin Roberta Hochmuth Jerry Hoenig Ethel Hoffman Constance Holt Paula Holtom Ken Houston Stanley Hudzik Mary Ann Hull Kathleen Huskey Marianne lmholt Lester Jachim Karra Jelly Sheena Joelson Janice Johnson Joyce Johnson Paul Johnson Richard Johnson Tom Johnson John Jorgensen Donald Kadow Bob Kanmholz Gail Kammerer Marilyn Kanwischer Edward Kausal Liane Kay Jeanne Keeley Carol Keiner Ken Keller Warren Keneipp George Kentz William Kerschbaum Carolyn Klir Constance Knoblauch Frank Kocis Fred Krumpolz Judith Kugley Edwin Lammel Sharon Larson Reha Dawn Lewis Charles Limberg Joy Lindberg Suzanne Lindgren Lorrie Lipp Barbara Lisak Jerry Long James Lorenz Judith Maddock Renata Makstutis Duanne Manz Gail Marcotte Lynn Marcotte Elizabeth May Sandra McCanl. Sandy McEathron Tim McGuire Linda McKillip Mary Lee McNew Jim McNicholas Charles Michelson Charles Milstead Dorothy Mitchell Glenn Molenaar Pat Moroney Wanda Morris Edward Moyers Dennis Murphy Florence Murphy Kelly Murray Susan Nauman Dawn Neander George Nelson Larry Nettle Ned Nevaril Joyce Nickels Helen O'Brien Ken Olsen Robert Ostapkowicz Jay Ostema Marilyn Padula Wayne Pardol Evelyn Pawlalc Harry Pedigo Richard Perillo Eleanor Petrokas Barbara Pezzopane Marcia Ann Pheifer Bonnie Potter Louis Priller Robert Przybylski Ronald Rademacher John Randall Lorraine Randle Sandra Rea Carolyn Reichard Betty Reno Nancy Renz Barry Richards Gerry Richards juniors A 1 'Q 3 l K like 'Q a . K 'xy r- A We R gl' 'Sf swf . W 45 5'-JH J ,il ' 3 is wif 3 ., .af we :S X fix? Q , E Q ,tw F Img. L w ' is K . 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N aim 'Q Q 'Qi .mm Q, m, if I. , mn mafw ex ev X With a year of experience behlnd them our sophomores find themselves in the middle of things Removed from the freshmen yet not upperclassmen the sophomores are content m learning about life even if they don't savor it all To guide this year they chose President Nancy Petrokov1tch Vice President Patrick Comglio Secretary, Janis Sherman Treasurer Florence Wettergren Their goal, of course is to be guided into their Junior year' Carol Alberts Janet Anderson Karin Anderson Rita Mae Anderson Wayne Anderson Cynthia Aquino Joan Asershon Ronald Aurierman Joyce Baldwin Philip Bare Joan Bartel James Bartuska Mary Bayne Lonnie Beck Charlene Benseki Constance Benton Charlene Berchert Joan Bilek Paul Black Bonita Blasgen Jon Blomquist Marie Boget Martin Boisvert Barbara Borkowski Diane Bost Judith Botta Loretta Brassine Chuck Braun James Brian John Broom Beverly Broschofsky Cathy Bmsh sophs Janet Bryda Barbara Buchler Donald Buckley Leo Buczkowski Charles Bulger John Burdelik Jill Burge Dorothy Burnicks Dan Bushroe Carol Cain Terry Campbell Ellen Canfield Sharon Carbaugh Sande Carlton Louis Carrano Judi Mae Casey Loretta Casey Mary Ann Cermak Jolene Chase Carl Christensen Walter Clayton Russell Coffey Mary Collachia Marian Collier Bonnie Collings Tom Comisky Pat Coniglio Fred Conrad William Conte Thomas Courtney Ralph Cox Dale Crane Sharon Crenshaw Carol Culik David Cump John Dadam Raymond F. Dale Dave Damico Lincoln Darland Bmw Donna Davis N Janet Deddo Judith DeMumbrum Patricia Denniss Dennis DeVeies Michael Diani Charles Dinaso Patricia Dix David Domika Joseph Domika Christine Donnelly Carolyn Dorgan LeRoy Drake Diane Driscoll Marilyn Drozdz Bill Drummond Vicki Dunn Nancy Eck Edward Edge Peggy Egan Garry Eggersdorf Barbara Ehrenfeld Shirley Eichenbergex Ruthann Eide Barbara Ellis Robert Eul Patsy Evans Thomas Evans Carolyn Fanelli Diane Finke Thomas Fitzgibbons Bob Fleck Barbara Fonte Lawrence Forkash Carole Franklin Steve Frogue Peter Fuessel Bob Fuller Frank Fuller Diane Gade Nancy Gallagher Arlie Gaut Philip Gilmore James Godskesen Lynne Golder Jill Gotham Tom Graham Alice Griede Sharon Grimberg Julie Gundberg Darlene Cusick Ken Hank Linda Haberichter James Hammonds Linda Handley Ann Hansen Bonnie Hansen Betty Harper Thelma Harter Fred Hartwig Mary Hatfield Carol Hayes Melody Hayford Diane Hebert Judy Hess Karen Hesting Carol Hilger Judy Hill Marlene Hjorth Burnett Hodge Frank Horvath Beverly Howard Marilyn Hurlock Donna Hurta Ron Hutter Pat lacunato Catherine Jacobs James Jacobs Pat James Linda Janis Jim Jeffers Geraldine Jendro Donald Jensen Bob Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Larry Johnson Kirsten Jorgensen Edward Juraszek Danny Karvasek Walter Kosch Blair Kelch Mary Kerns Lynn Kerschner Ken Kilinski Jacqueline Kimpel Leslie Kinsey Larry Kirby John Kirk Jim Kirkwood Evelyn Kiuberis Robert Klein Robert Knox Richard Kolb Kathryn Kolken Donald Kopale Bruce Kopf Tom Kosif Edward Kosusnik Chester Kozicki Linda Krauss Judy Kremsner Claudette Krumpolz Ted Kumzi Karl Kuszynski Tom Lane Richard LaRaviere Russell LaRaviere Erwin Laskowski Victor Lerrelman Jo R. Lewis Tom Ligman Ken Lockwood Diane Lucas Froderick Ludlow Lynnette Lund Richard MacGlashan Joyce Mackey John Mahiou Carol Malmgren Ben Mandra Patricia Manning Linda Martincich Chuck Mascolino Andrew Mateljan Judith Matusek Loretta Matz Patricia May Paul Mc Clain Dawn McClaran Mary Ellen McGee Paul McHenry Joan Mclnerney Ron Mclver Sharon McKay Charles Medows Dorothy Messlein Kenneth Metzinger Betty Meyers Bill Michalski Ann Miller Diane Miller Don Miller Elaine Mitchell Marcelyn Mitchell Lois Molenaar Patricia Morrison Lawrence Morton Fred Mrozek Richard Muehlhausen Roy Murphy Thomas Murphy Lois Murray Lorraine Murray Roy N emcher William Nicholson Mike Nispuruk Dick Nordmark Lola Nordstrom John Norris Susanne Norton Tom Nykiel Jim O'Farrel1 Neal O'Hara Dave Oldenburg Carole Olsen Kenneth Orloff Carolyn O'Rourke Edwin Packer James Papa Mary Nell Paschal Jim Patitucci Katherine Pawelski Kathleen Pekar Robert Perovich Robert G. Peterson Robert J. Peterson Robert Peterson Wayne Peterson Nancy Petxekovitch Robert Petrosus Beverly Pilurs Faye Pinkston Barbara Podej ma Sandy Potter Frank Pratl Ron Presbitero Sally Price Geraldine Pruett Gail Pugh Carol Purtell Paul Quandet Q I, ,,vw-M, I I xx LMA: nl r NT-ryu sophomores We Richard Weidner Robert Weidner Florence Wettergren Shirley Whitley Ron Whitney Darrell Wiegman Marianne Wienbicki Maureen Williams Sharon Williams Dianne Windsor Elaine Wittmer Dorothy Workman Mary Jean Yandel Irene Zaccariollo Margaret Zima Marilyn Zuczek autographs 1 -A I4 f 1 , , .. L ' L' I , .L N .V 1 X-J 1 . i I, A 1. ., . 1' .V r - :gf I ,f L, X x A yn x ,. 'I I L.. ' 1 m I7 ff I xl y N V17 N if , 5 VW , i ifnfk 1 ' W 'f l h L f.-' M 'T ' ! -N 5 , I. N W' If p.. . v , f ' xml . -V 7 I .. 'WL 1 fs ' A -- - U' 4 ffk il.. A U W lf, ,A 'LVN-K If I N f ' 1 , . V - . 71. - ill ' .W 1'1 jf ' I fm N y ,. We ' ' fi ' X fn ' 1: X'- 1 x ' '-f ' ' A .1' -rl! .flfv':4 .1 i Y :te U k f 'w V fy , . A ' ' ,J K I In W u f 1 l-pf? .,f' L ' ,fra '1 Q ' ' ,k,. J H J- 'f' .. ' f 'fl 'Kr .. .1 '-f A ' .J , 11 k x 4 ' f V1 5 1 ,ft -.hh . 7' 'iff , ,K A , lyr fiziyi X V , y - is Vw , f s ,fffir lj 0' mm, .. fi. ' I X, ' Q ' .rf,. Q -by . X sb iv- 4. t J, f' ' 'V' owW F'5 ' W- ff W 2 1 g b! yt 4- 7 111 John A. Adams John P. Adams Frank Aiello Ken Albertini Barbara Allan Karen Alleman Boyd Andersen Ron Andersen Louise Andre Frank Aquino Susan Armsbury James Baaske William Baaske Toni Lu Bachar Regina Bailey James Bailie Geraldine Bakutis John Balmer Ronald Bamberger Elaine Barry Frank Bartasis Dale Bechtlofft Robert Beintum Allen Below Ken Benzschawel Alvin Bergen Donald Bethke Ronald Bierwaflter Vernon Blair Donna Lee Bohne Albert Bonny June Boucher ..71 ..o! ' freshmen class officers Leading our neophyte fresh- men into the wonders and com- plexities of high school are their class officers. Shown on the ex- pansive OLCHS campus, the leaders are President Tom Byrne, Vice-President Frances Kastl, Sec- retary Linda Rinkus, and Treasurer Richard Covas. Gary Boyce Gerald Braasch Bernard Brady Darlene Brandt Sharon Brandt Judy Breiling Carol Brenyas William Brooks Judy Brown Raymond Bruck Robert Brucker Richard Bryles Melanie Bunde Tim Burke Philip Burton Ronald Burton Tom Byrne Rita Caffrey Jeri Lyn Campbell Carol Capek Barbara Carpenter Michael Casey Carol Choyce David Christ Geri Christensen Richard Chudy Ray Cielinski Mary Ann Cirilla Judy Clapper Alice Clinite Harold Cohen Kathleen Colauiano Lawrence Collings Joyce Condon Wallace J. Conlon Linda Connors Diane Cosco Richard Covas James Crain Marie Ellen Crebs Roy Crispe Jon Cump William Cunningham Beatrice Cwik Patricia Daley Charles Damon Tom Daniels Louis Dassau James Davidson Joan DeClue Mary Ellen Denton Patrick Derro David DiS alvo Sherrilyn Dettman Mildred DeVivo John DeVries Barbara DeWitt David Dibble Anthony DiCo1a Terry Diedrich Roy Diehl David Dill Julio DiPaolo Pamela Dorgan Bruce Doxie Charles Dozier Darlene Drabandt Patricia Dulis David Dver Katherine Dyer Douglas Ehrenhaft Patricia Enders Christine Evans Donald Evans Terrance Feeny Dorothy Felstead Wayne Fidler Charles Fiss Dianne Fitzgerald Charlene Flaws James Forbes Sharon Forsberg Fred France Fred Franklin Dorothy Fudacz Thomas Fuessel George Gaborik Dennis Gamble John Gaskill Jeffery Gedonius Jerald Gericke Tony Ghelfi f Patricia Giblin Sharon Gierach Bob Gnass Diane Gimino Dale Gordon Karen Grady Daniel Graefen Roy Crisco Sharon Groll Charlotte Haag Charleen Haas Renee Haerr John Hall Illona Halsell Hannony Hammond Grant Hannapel Robert Hansen Shirley Harmon Joyce Harris Kathy Hart Jean Hartman Sandra Hassfield Arthur Havenhill Charles Hayes Fred Hazard Carole Heagberg Jane Heinen Stephen Heinlcing James Heintz Karen Heitz Robert Heitz Marsha Henley Susan Hess Karleen Hesting Guy Hicklin Barbara Hilger Diana Hirsch Diane Hj altelin Charles Hobbs George Hoffman Fred Holstrom Janet Home Maribeth Hookstadt Kay Hopkins Estelle Horn Joseph Hornat Bill Howells Larry Hughbanks Robert Hunyadi Mary Huskey Karen Hutter Robert Hutton Phyllis Imholt Gary Ingram George Irlbacker Roberta Ivers Antoinerre Iwanski Patsy Jackson William Jacobs Alan Janis Bob Janis Thomas Jendrejak Russell Jennings Chris Jensen Dale Johnson George Johnson Phyllis Johnson Theodore Johnson Vema Lee Johnson Karen Johnston Roy Jones Ellis Julien Andrew Juraszek Bruce Kammerer Ronald Kandian Karen Kamik Frances Kastl Arthur Katzmann Richard Kelley e n Patricia Kelly Katherine Kinderwater Carol Kirk George Knezovich Kathy Kohlberg Dorothy Kolar Nora Kollmon Harry Kollpainter William Komorn Carla Kope Karen B. Korthase Susan Koske Gloria Kowalewski David Koziell Margaret Krauss Charlene Krone Ann Kroner Kenneth Krout Ronald Kugley Neal Lamb Tony LaPlant Charles Larsen William Larsen Jean M. Larson Judith Larson Patricia Lavaty Robert F. Lee, Jr. Linda Lenderrnan Gilbert Leska Michael Lester Gerald Lewis Mary Jane Lewis William Robert Lewis Marie Lilley Ronald Lindgren Helen Lisak Patricia Luby Richard Ludeman George Mahneke Michael Majercak Joanee Maltase William Markey Ronald Marshall Joanne Martinek Mike Mascolino Diana Maulau Barbara Maxwell William Maxwell Robert May Pauline McClain Gayle McCullough Elaine McCann Margaret McGehee Kenneth McGuire Joan McHenry John Mclnerney Penny McKenney Tom McReynolds JoAnn Meyer Nance Nlikos Richard Mitchell Bemadine Molde Robert Mollay Lillian Murdock Patricia Murphy Raelene Murray Gerald Musgrove Joseph Muzika Jo -Ann Naden use freshmen Sue Naden Betty Neaves Thomas Nelson Lorraine Nemcher Phil Nevills Sharon Noteboom Lois Oberg Charlotte Ochala Grant Oechsel Melvin Oftedahl Raymond O'Leary Paula Olsen Raylene Olsen Alex Olund Paul R. Oppenheim Michael Osness Donald Otto Gary Overholser Jack Owen James Pacourek Robert Palinsky Rudolph Palinsky Raymond Parke Ruth Elaine Parks Alvin Paschal Dorothy Patterson Donna Perillo Gabrielle Perri Donald Peterson Robert Philbin Charles Phipps Gordan Pitcher Claude Pogue Robert Pohlman Alice Potts Joan Predmore Leon Quainter John Rachford Margaret Rainville Charles Rambo Michael Rambo Delbert Ray Carry Raymond Ronald Razniewski Geraldine Recla Gary Reed Carl Regnerus Sharon Reid Michael Reithofer Barbara Reno Robert Reynolds David Rihel Linda Rinkus Gayla Riordan Charlene Roberts James Rolewicz Richard Ross Nancy Runge Patricia Ryan Barbara Rzechula Ruth Marie Sanow Margaret Sansone Paul Sarpalius Nick Savaiano Barbara Schander Donna Schedin Marianna Schiller Lee Schmidt Daniel Schram Sharon Schubert Charles Schultz Earl Schultz Sandra Schumm Marvin Schurke Edward Schussler Leroy Sea Linda Seese Richard Sell Robert Sheehan Robert Shutay freshmen St e phen Skora Judith Sloane Barbara Smith Carol R. Smith James Smith Judy Smith Sharon Smith Joyce Snavely Richard Snekhaus Gene Soice Joyce Sorensen Thomas Sparks Loren Sprenkle Donna Je an Spuck Joan Stasiak Sam Staycoff Owen Sterba Donald Stembe rg Susan Strelow Ronald Stube Lois Sullivan Naomi Swan Michael Sydello Albert Tallarice Nancy Talsma Patricia Tedrick Patricia Telling Susan Temple Philip Terese Sue Temard Peter Allen Thome William Thompson Paul Timm Susan Tinsley Ba rbara Trimmer Dennis Trubac Elizabeth Tucker Darlan Tuomey Elaine Tumer Ea Donald Twigg Justine Marie Vaitk Kenneth Va j arsky Jo Ann Valencik Ronald Veague Jo Ann Venckus Peggy Veneigh Marilyn Veverka rl Vobroucek Mary Loue Vojtech Marie Walsh Linda Wask Arthur Weber Donna Weidner Eric Weiss Robert Welsh Martha Wettergren Judith Wheeler Lloyd White D. Robert Willman Richard Wilson Robert Wilson Thomas Windsor Judy Wisek Charles Witthoft Robert Woodrum Phyllis Wurstes Tom Young Janice Youpel Barbara Zacharius De nnis Ziarko Ronald Zich Sondra Zuk Terry Zeimety US :,f,4,f asa' W T 9 if f Q A2 I N Qi,- A -'avi Wifi if ff. ,Ja .. 5,,.:,,q.:. ,M , r x 412 '55 E5 xl.- QQQA 1-1 bf? gp is .5 W I3 L nm? Q? fx-.ga , 1 - Q. Sg1:,,gQ5 if A fQ gif? - -jill-'TIIQ5 '-'- . . - -- it ,.,A ,, ..,, , ,ggi-:fra A L 5 Q ,f 'Y hw-- QP 5 .. 1- EE .,-, x J 7 4 3 . . , ,-.Vila nf - lfkflf . ' H. X-My 1 XY ..,. L-r-1 5 . t W p . , dy r f ' A I .- s Q A 5 5' X L+ 534 L 9 ' S 4' ' 'f . Q, 'lr - -li ii 'gi 'K at Q I Q s. 'gf' k V HUA! ' ' k K J' W2 t 4' 26441 ' Q Q 'Q Milf - me-5151123 '- 5 I '-4. S Vi 'K ' 1 Y . 3 fav ? :Q K, 'Pl m g -Q 1 , m H 3 A +45 4 A P '-,5j' a,. um, Q- v . if --' 1 , X - 5 A . -I 'zvfli tw R' rv M1 V 26 4 5' . ,EU f 5 1 1 5 5, 53- M y iv v' eq is .si B Qs is 3 patron listing Apgars Supermart 9901 Southwest Highway M. Balter 8: Sons 11542 S. Hale, Chicago Barches Rexall Drugs 9713 Southwest Highway Barry Transports, Inc. 4425 Southwest Highway Behrends Hardware Store 5300 W. 95th St. Bill 's Barber Shop 5406 W. 95th St. Borrelli - Lombardi Drugs 4871 W. 95th St. Brandt Insurance Agency, Inc. 5037 W. 95th St. Wm. Brandt 8: Son, Inc. 9520 S. 51st Ave. Cozy Bootery 5009 W. 95th St. Crown Furniture Co., Inc. 4903 W. 95th St. Eldridge Bros. Paint 8: Wallpaper 5013 W. 95th St. - Englewood Electrical Supply Co. 5801 S. Halsted St. Femwood Cleaners 5366 W. 95th St. Fluffy Flake Bakery 4066 Southwest Highway Francis Hultgen Florist 4859 W. 95th St. Frank Paxton Lumber Co. 5701 W.66th St., Chicago Frank's T.V. - Radio Shop 9716 Southwest Highway Friends Furniture Mart Distributors Inc. 4861 W. 95th St. Genes Quality Market 4957 W. 95th St. xngiss Bros , Inc Chicago, Illinois eater Chicago Service Station 9266 S. Cicero Ave. Hadley's Hobbies 8: Gifts 5005 W. 95th St. B. F. Hensleys, lnc. 5217 W. 95th St. Hometown Bootery 4068 Southwest Highway Hometown Children's Wear 4074 Southwest Highway Hometown Hardware 4062 Southwest Highway House of Mary 5257 W. 95th St. lrene's Hat Box 5311 W. 95th St. Jack Thompson Oldsmobile 4040 W. 95th St. Knies Food Shop 5402 W. 95th St. S. S. Kresge Co. 4120 Southwest Highway Lefoldt 8: Lyon Cleaners 98 St. 8: Southwest Highway Life Shops 4959 W. 95th St. Link Sausage 5251 W. 95th St. Little Big Dollar Store 9632 S. Cicero Ave. Mal's Men Shop 5235 W. 95th St. Marcellin's Beauty Salon 5001 W. 95th St. Mr. Charles McKay 5216 W. 95th St. C Meco Welding Supply Co. 4835 S. Westem Blvd. Mom 's Bakery Shop 4955 W. 95th St. Motel Miami 9041 S. Cicero Ave. Oak Lawn 3.05 to 51.00 4865 W. 95th St. Oak Lawn Book 8: Hobby Shop 5211 W. 95th St. Oak Lawn Family Shoe Store 5305 W. 95th St. Oak Lawn Federal Savings 5555 W. 95th St. Oak Lawn Feed Store 5323 W. 95th St. Oak Lawn Hardware 4919 W. 95th St. Oak Lawn Linoleum 8: Tile 5352 W. 95th St. Oak Lawn Mens Wear 4953 W. 95th St. Oak Lawn Mill 8: Lumber Co. 9430 S. Cicero Ave. Oak Lawn Roller Rink 9121 S. Cicero Ave. Oak Lawn Sales 8: Service 4650 W. .95th St. Oak Lawn Tobacco 8: Candy Co. 4869 W. 95th St. Paul's Record Shop 5003 W. 95th St. Pic -A -Cotton Shops 4104 Southwest Highway Pizza Royal - 4911 W. 95th St. Ratajiks Pharmacy 5269 W. 95th St. Raymar Camera 8: Card Shop 5360 W. 95th St. Reno Sport 8: Hobby Shop 5210 W. 95th St. Rod 8: Nimrod 5350 W. 95th St. Russell Wheeler Jeweler 5309 W. 95th St. S. 8: S. Stores 5253 W. 95th St. E. Saunoris Barber Shop 5321 W. 95th St. Schroeders Bakery 5263 W. 95th St. Service Cleaners 5404 W. 95th St. Wm. B. Snyder Foods 2940 W. 127th St., Blue Island Samson's Best Hardware 4732 W. 103rd St. Sodaro's Grocery Store 9624 S. Cicero Ave. Solberg's Service Station 8701 S. Cicero Ave. Square Deal Auto Supply Co. 9539 S. Crawford Ave. Star -Lite Heating 8: Refrigeration 9717 Southwest Highway Suburban Transit System, Inc. 5800 W. 95th St. Superior Carpets 8: Rugs 9730 S. Cicero Ave. Tampa Jeweler 5136 W. 95th St. Walter E. Greager, Florist 93rd St. 8: 55th Ct. Wanzer 8: Sons . 130 W. Garfield Blvd., Chicago Youthtown Childrens Apparel 5356 95th St. ,W , E his ' wif MWA if JM Qilfgfl I f 'Q,3w 2 W Wy f W5 E V WWW SEER! M ww Q ik X WMM 65153 'M i g ESQ wflfyf X 1 M W gf- EW 269 Q 5 W2 W MW ig sit W WMV? gm KQV SS 3 'Zfw W IWJ: ' 1 ,. . . 'ag .P -vm n gfgfi L- . 15.53, ff.. V- X- GCQJ ' We iv M. Ra ::,.. - ja' Wim , ' v !,1,.l.1l-r. ,fih7 ,1mz - 1 41-lf' '5 'Ns 1+:f? 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