Thornton Fractional North High School - Chronoscope Yearbook (Calumet City, IL)

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After a busy day of school work. there's nothing like an apple antl the radio, state hard working Benny Celano, Raymond Graska, XVayne Ugasofl, NVilliam Helmeke, and Genevieve Woiak. To tlanee you must have rhythm and a Htruckin' spirit, says this spry lad, -loe Siwinski, while Clara Cassady, Prank Serafini, Lottie Krawczyk, Richard lionkowski, and Dorothea Kurzcja agree. To be an actor you must be able to play any character, insist Peter Srasiak, Zigge Rueinski, Leonard Kaezynski, Arthur Young. Robert Green, lniogene Stalions, and Irene Taborski. Ping pong is one game that keeps me awake, say Harry Black- burn and Benny jongsma. There's a surprise in every paekagef' exclaim Grace Ruiter, liileen De l,or, and Dorothy Zmijewski. Anthony Linkiewiez, gthe kibitzerj says This game of checkers takes strategy. .lessie Mae Taylor and Eugene Kilinski are the master- minds. You have to play basketball if you want tlynamie speed, tle- elare Alice Sonnenherg, Mary Margaret lxeller, and llelen Berwanger. Sweet niusit' keeps us in a goovl humor, state Nadine Dagley, llieliartl Utlerwaltl, lfstlier Turner, lfugene Boring, l,eonartl Ferguson, Xiyian llenieker, Richard llybiak, Marjorie Baxter, Glenn Renicker. . . A ,I- I rg.. .-5 I J 4 1 L ,Q ,-x , 15' e , I3 i all A 1-

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If you canyt have a real aeroplane, at least you can have .1 model, remark Richard Czechanski, Edward Trinkle, Robert l.aub. and Chester Nowak. Play monopoly if you want to get rich quick, state joseph Kulezyk, Virginia lfinck, Pierce Lee, Robert Faist, Alfred Olson, and Harold Pierson. You certainly get a workout playing tennis. I think its's a swell way to acquire a tan, too, say Doris Genko, Dorothy Deakun, Florence Miotke, jean Smith, and Beverly Millies. Give me something to cut out for my scrap book, and l'm happy, say Arthur Saberniak and Charles Gcllerson. Fred Schau looks for scissors and something to cut out, too. Stamp collecting helps me to learn my geography, say Robert johnson, Ray Harder, LeRoy Peterson, Merle jones, Albert Kobus, Ira Huseman, and Williani Scriver. If you want exercise, hop on your bike, says Helen Novak. Helen Vczmar, Violet Tereba, Victoria Madyrk, Thelma Wilke, josie Lanting, and Mary jane Kemp think it's a good idea, too. 'lt surely takes an alert mind to play pinochle, state Ralph jaeger, Paul Polus, lilifabeth Okraj, Ray Paschke, Ruth jaeger, and joe Pawlowski. Hwllllf girl wouldn't like to wear pretty clothes? asks Leona Soczyk, Shirley XVasserman, Gloria Mundo, l.ucille Norton, and llelen Yates. 'x

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Run limi Run limi lluil K on Run Roll l: leonard lerguson, Carl Kriseo, llurlon Smith. Xialier lindner, Rolvert lirinlxnian, Xialier llartge, Art Kolherg. Kono l,a loggia. ldwin Xlareh, .linnny iiitta. lltde lawrence, slohn Cialion. Ron 1: leonard liilurwslti, lioh Uermody, l'ranlt Sirlties, leonard Ault. Donald l,t'tiert, Donald luller. lranlx Uelanei. l'eler Reels, lirnce Xlason. Rai Kegehein, ldxxard Zyla, Donald lelseelter. R011 ii l-ll'l Mueller, ,lacls Nloyer. iliheodore lileim. W'il'iani lsrass, Rolvert llansen, .Iohn lair. llaul Uzusene. Anthony I Ilir.irslti. leonard Xladieslti. lelix Soltoloixski. Xlilie farowny, l,eonard layxlowslti. .l. Kroxs, l . liiiiiilmixgli. U. lainmeri l. liooy, ll, Mnrrin, Wf l'iai'het'. ll. Korupinslti. I. Sehah, ll. Ciryeli. S. l'artylsa, l . l'oreniha. HX. l'urman. l.. lihaldorl, XY, filinski, l. Olsen. 5. llwy, Y. 4 wikllnslti. l, -lewitt. ll, Keller. K. llnllington, ii, Nlurrin, The Fractional Hill Billies lt don't seem no time 'tall sence we was lookin' at last yar's hook, 'n' here we be. all sot down 'n ready t' looliut this yar's crop o' sophs. liunny how they growed up senee last haryestin' UIUC. lf'rinstanee, thar's that spt'yer'n a hitting little Reisha Kraus. This time last yar she eouldn't he telled from a spring inedder. she was thet green. ll'ere she eomes this yar and if she ain't stuck a linger in reportin' 'n' one in argifyinf ln' one in sellin', 'n' she ain't had a paddlin' in school fer too long, neither. Spealtin', 'argifyin'-them ristererats on t' other side o'town t-all it dehatin'-we was jest thinkin' yestiday. H'yar's a whole hoodie o'sophs, liinda nice kids. too---Annette Arliin. llelen Brown, Ruth Katy., lfloyd Olsen, Kay Sarros, 'n' l,eader Thaldorf,--ey'ry last one of 'em got their heaits sot on goin' to a state tournament, whatever thet he. Seems a durned shame thet them thet has sueh seeh niee dispositions shud wanta spend their time from sunup 'till the hooty owls ltem out in .1rgifyin'. 'l'here's another lyind up 'argifyin' thet some o'them sophs is purty good at. Yep, some o'them kids is good salesmen. Take lilyera lfranli, liugere Doe, Anita liohling, Marjorie Prehle, Mar- garet Sehwarl, 'n Mildred lleeht-all go-gitters. Only thing is. ills apt t'go't' their heads, and 't wouldn't he no time 't all if'n thet happened till they'd .ill turn inter ru'noyers. Take Claude l'atterson. f'rinstanee. Not thet he's a ru'noyer, hut it iest goes tishow what too much of anythin' kin do to .1 feller. llere he was, purty nice teller. Then daw-gone if he don't go join the hand 'n orchystra. lle's gittin' t' lxnow so much more about music than the rest o' us'ns he's uncomf'thle t'hey around. lle's got a lot o' eomp'ny, too-Genevieve Pryor, Iileanor llagerf man, lfllsworth Sherrow, Dorothy Tymkoiy. Ralph Voss, l,ueille Yurelt, Irving Annen, Bud Thompson, l,eon.ird Ault, Mary Boring, Roluert.l'l'ansen, Leonard lferguson, Orletta Ciindl, Norman Schultl, llenryifiryeh, Alaek Chipps, Mary Gaither, XVilliam Klemm, Clono