York Community High School - Ys Tales Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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dlaeciaf g af fAe 50,04 CHOIO FRONT ROW: Marilyn Klemann, Shirley Knowlion, Margaref lpail Klomann, Howard Klemann, Winslow Kelley, Jane Leeming, Barclay Kipp. SECOND ROW: Geneva Large, Marie Lemes, Richard Laning, Bernard Larsen, Jack Larsen, Alice Krisloveclc, Helen Lange, Leonore Kendiq. THIRD ROW: Fred Koeclcer, Lawrence Kiefer, John Kerber, Edward Lauwaerf, Roberl Kerlcoch, Anna Klanie, Joan Larsen, Lois Klose. FOURTH ROW: Roberi Larson, Joe Jenna, Waller Klein, Howard Johnson. FRONT ROW: Peggy Lislon, Michael McClin+oclc, Nadine McGee. SECOND ROW: Alice McEnlee, Roberi Maywald, Mary Lonergan, Delia Lucheifa, Hugh McComb. THIRD ROW: Vivian Malkin, Harry Linsey, Ellyn Mac- Trinder, Lorraine Marlin, Philip McCormick. FOURTH ROW: Polly Lisicn, Florence Luehring, Jean Manley, Marilyn Marlow, Hugo Lorenz, Charles Long- alcer, Charles Lonqneclcer, William Long, Alberi' Meyer. FIFTH ROW lslanclinglz Faiih Mallory, Wilmoih Maclc, Richard Mehl, Elmer Lucas, Charles Maier, Samuel Marlin, Franlc McGuire, Tom McCabe, Richard Love. HREE IN FRONT: Boy: Herloerl Muel- ar. Girls, lefr ro righi: Rurh Moore, Dor- ihy Miller. RONT ROW: Marlin Moeller, Eleanor 4eyer, Howard Mullins, Ralph Nachrein- r, Jennie Minniri, Verneva Mifchell. ECOND ROW: Rosemary Meier, Mari- fn Myers, Claudine Nelson, Charloire iuehlhausen, Dorofhy Minnear, Johanna 1onsen, Jeanne Melander, Rober1'Miller. HIRD ROW: Richard Nielsen, Alfred liller, Richard Miller, Roloerl' Noble, lerberf Nehlsen, Rufh Nelson, Grace ludra.

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we .SJOIOAOMQOPQ6 .APB 24 oallefg KUIQCA, J4 bUClfg5 Oil jkeil' 3085 Perhaps There are some TorTunaTe people who don'T know whaT a sophomore is, even aTTer all This discus- sion abouT a class oT sTudenTs ThaT are expecTing To graduaTe in IQ44. Here's whaT you can expecT one To be like. The sophomore is a person who, aTTer leaving The sTarTing mark as a Treshman, bewildered and be- Tuddled by a new environmenT, Tinally wakes up To The TacT ThaT he is in high school and so musT acT as a sophomore should. The sophomore is now in a meTamorphic sTage: he goes To school learning someThing new every day-, such as new excuses Tor absences The oTTice won'T accepT, sTudying a IiTTIe less oTTen, chewing gum wiThouT aTTracTing noTice, and deTTIy breaking various oTher rules oT high-school conducT. Thus The sophomore is born-and gone The way oT all sophomores To The iunior year. Yes, look aT This crop oT sophs-a bunch oT overgrown Treshmen who wanT To become iuniors. ATTer Their TirsT year oT disiIIusionmenT, They become TorgoTTen sophomores IaIThough some oT Them weren'TI wandering Thru The halls oT York Trying To break down Their inTerioriTy complexes by Torcing The new baTch oT Tresh- men To make way beTore Their class superioriTy. IT iT were noT Tor The proTecTion oT The seniors, The sopho- mores would have asserTed Their aggressive spiriTs over The defenseless Trosh. YeT you can'T blame These poor sophs. They were Treshmen once and looked down upon by The oTher classes. Now They were sopho- mores and anoTher class oT Treshmen come in: now was The Time Tor Them To avenge all Those insulTs: now They could really become high school sTudenTs. BuT They TorgoT The powers above-The seniors and iuniors -who didn'T TorgeT, The misTreaTed Treshman. This is iusT one oT Those many hardships beTore ThaT EI Dorado oT underclassmen is reached, The senior year. YeT The class oT '44 has some possibiliTies. IT has added iTs aThleTic TalenTs To help York 'beaT Thru The brush To This year's vicTories and The nexT Tew years will see iT bringing York a Tew laurels. IT you've seen some sophomores going around wiTh Their heads buried in slide rules, encyclopedias, and sTuTT like ThaT: if you've heard a learned soph scholar spouT Two-dollar words To his Tellow cIassmaTe or give him The answers To a maTh TesT, Then you know ThaT The class oT I944 has even a Tew brains in iTs ranks. Who knows buT ThaT They may be recognized as iuniors in The year oT l943f7 FRONT ROW: Beverly Harfley. SECOND ROW: Shirley Hanley, Dolores Heiss, Geraldine Greer, Bernard Gleason, Richard Havemann, Donald Grobe. THIRD ROW: David Hill, RoberT Gregg, BeTTy Herdeck, AniTa HauTe. Sarah Lee Hill, Virginia HerTer. FOIEJRTH ROW: BeTTy Hendron, Virginia Hale. DoroThy Hawkins, Mildred Ha ns. FIFTH ROW: Jack HackerT, John Greer, William HiTchcock. SIXTH ROW lsTandingl: Henry HopperT. Charles Harnmersmifh, Vernon Grobe, RoberT Hier, Eugene Hansen, Thomas Halbe, Francis HalTl'ield, FRONT ROW: RoberT Kasnick, RoberT T. Jones, Ina Mae Karle, DoroThy Johnson lTreshmanl, Phyllis Jessen. SECOND ROW: Roland Erber ITreshmanl, Georgina Kalsch, Thomas John- son, Joyce Hollearn, Norman Johnson, William L. Johnson. THIRD ROW: RoberT M. Jones, DennisTeen I-lowensTein, Reid Jopling. HarrieT Jorgenson, I.oreTTa HoITTodT, Howard Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Alberl' Johns, Donald Kasmar, Howard Johns, Granl' Hughey, Jacob Jerger, Dean Johnson, Blair Kiefer. FIFTH ROW: Claire Ann Keller. Theresa Hodson, Marilyn Johnson. I

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:Hammer lived gain .fda Soyaka er nnuafspring ,gferg Now IeT's invesTigaTe The physical appearance oT This year's upper-underclassmen. There's a good mixTure oT blond and bruneTTe hair dominaTing. STiIl, They haven'T guiTe ouTgrown The shorT sTaTure oT Their Tormer Treshman year, and beauTy isn'T laclcing, eiTher. IT you ever see a small blonde being Trailed down The hall by some senior wiTh a gleam in his eye, you can usually Tell The gal's a soph. Then, once in a while a sophomore boy who is oT The budding Tyrone Power Type will go bouncing along, leaving a Trail oT whisTling Temales behind. BuT, oT course, They can'T compare To The upper classes lor can They?I. LeT's see whaT The York-Hi poll reveals abouT The sophs: Jaclc lWonder Boyl HacIcerT piclced up These TiTles in The Tinal resulTs: BesT dressed boy, besT personaliTy, besT Ioolcing boy, and besT all-around boy. Gloria lWonder Girll Degian crashed Through wiTh raTings as besT dressed girl, besT personaliTy, and a Tie wiTh Virginia Chidlow as besT all-around girl. Virginia also copped The TiTle oT besT scholar among sophomore girls. Fred Koecher was voTed besT boy sTudenT. Byron Dixon, selecTed as The besT soph aThIeTe, and Janice Brown, winner oT The +i+Ie oT besT looking girl, were voTed The besT couple in The class. Winslow Kelley and Russell RoberTs Tied Tor The disTincTion oT besT acTor, while Lenore Kendig was undispuTed winner oT The besT-acTress Tag. Virginia FreiTag and Russell RoberTs were acclaimed as The besT singers: Sandy Howell and Russell RoberTs Tied in The besT-dancer compeTiTion Tor boys, wiTh Mildred Savee vicTorious as The besT Temme hooTer. FRONT ROW lsiTTingl: Teresa Osborne, Elsie Nordblom, Alice Ober- meyer, Elaine PiermaTTei, Maynard Owens, Corinne PiermaTTei. SECOND ROW lsiTTingI: Mildred NorTon, Marie Papenbrolc, Mary Pafs Terson, Lois PadgiTT, Wallace PeTTigrew. THIRD ROW lsiTTingl: Virginia O'Brien, Janice Phillips, DoroThy ParroTT, Carol Jane Pease, Lorraine O'NeilI. FOURTH ROW lsiTTingI: KenneTh Olsen, WaITer PeTrie, Harry Phelps. STANDING: Edward Palmer, Richard Pelles, Jay STanIey Ochs, France OrcuTT, Helen OImsTed, Phyllis Pladna, Zernu Olson. FRONT ROW: CoIeTTa Runge, Eileen PeTiTe, Rosadelle Prohaslca, Wanda PuTnam, Gloria Reynolds, Joan PorTer, PaTricia Ouaclcenbush. SECOND ROW: Gloria Robinson, Jean Pollock, Donna Rockwood, Johr Royal, Franlc Rawls. THIRD ROW: Richard Prindville, PeTer Randolph, VicTor Renolds, Richarc OuiTer, Laurence Rasmussen. FOURTH ROW: BeTTy RichTer, RoberT Poile, Louis Pobo, Russel Radom Russell RoberTs. FIFTH ROW: Peggy Prinzing, Marvin Rosenwinlcel. STANDING: Calvin Remmers, Warren Rohn, STuarT Roeder, Richarc Rounds. FRONT ROW: Peggy Showers, MargareT SmiTh. SECOND ROW: Donald SrniTh, Lloyd Sandford, Louis SmiTh, BeTTy Slcemp Eleanore Schaller. THIRD ROW: Shirley Sanborn, Jane ShaTer, Pallyanna Shafer, Marily SmiTh, Elroy Schumacher, John Sharon, Grace Samuel. FOURTH ROW: Mildred Singer, John Sladelc, Harry Simmons, Delore SchrnidT, Charles Schroeder. FIFTH ROW: June Seversen, Paul Roys, Shirley Sorensen, ErnsT SiosTrorr Howard Sieberman, Mildred Savee.