Youth Takes Its Place in the World Girls Conference Held at LTHS
About 350 girls and 50 sponsors from Waukegan Gary and East Aurora attended the 20th annual Girls Club Conference hosted by LTHS. Carol Ruminer and Carol Simson were president and treasurer with Muriel Cameron Maine as vice president and Delores Pease Proviso as secretary. James Eldridge of the American Association of the United Nations spoke on women’s opportunities and leadership in free nations. Morning program included discussion groups led by student chairmen and adult consultants from LaGrange. Hostesses and sponsors included Nan Nicolaus Jeanne Saxon Jean McKee Helen Fitzpatrick and Eileen Powers with Dorothy Banks Helen Brown guiding committees. Registration was led by Tina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LTHS
Waukegan
Gary
East Aurora
Carol Ruminer
Carol Simonson
Muriel Cameron
Maine
Delores Pease
Proviso
James Eldridge
Midwest
American Association
The
United Nations
Eldridge
United States
J. W. Holloway
Eugene Carlson
Goodman Mattieson
E. F. Manthei
A. L. Elder
Paul
Scholarship Award From AAUW To LTHS Senior
The LaGrange branch of the American Association of University Women awarded the 1948-49 scholarship to Mary Hernandez of Lyons Township High School. Mary, of Spanish descent, plans to attend junior college and meets the district residency and leadership criteria. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Hernandez of Congress Park Burling ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
American Association of University Women
Mary. Hernandez
Lyons Township
Mary
Louis H. Hernandez
Burlington Boulevard
Congress Park
John B. Nothhelfer
LaGrange Aauw
H. H. Wegner
R. L. Fellows
la Grange
National Fellowship Fund
Around the World Talent Show With School Groups
A luncheon preceded the afternoon program featuring students and staff. The event titled Around the World showcased songs and dances from other lands performed by groups led by Sally Ford Sue Raab Nan Greaves Jane Krummell and more with decorations by Jane Goodwill Gwen Lewis and Mrs John McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuga
Carole Kruger
Mary Ann Both
Ruth Corley
Sally Ford
Sue Raab
Nan Greaves
Jane Krummell
Marjorie Fruit
Lorena Reed
Eloise Birney
Jane Goodwill
Gwen Lewis
John McKee
Nan Moulton
Catharine Wilson
Helen Gage
Mrs. Self
Pat Clarke
Martha Morgan
Lozelle Thomas
Lois Stewart
Valerie Wennerstrom
Carol Ruminer
Frank Bacon
Carol Simonson
Frances Lutz
Lyons Township Republicans cheer at Illinois convention
Damp drizzle and heat touch Monday as about a dozen Lyons Township Republicans join the state GOP in Springfield. Governor Green and Sen. Wayland Brooks address a packed armory while Lyons delegates vow a Republican victory. Franklin Krizlee leads a Western Springs group with 3,000 voters.
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Lyons Township
Convent Hotel
Governor Green
Wayland Brooks
Hitnois
Frank Krizlee
Lyons
onto-Springfield
Joseph Thorsen
LaGrange
Green
Brooks
Open Registration For JC Summer Classes Plans Progress
LTJC announces open registration for the JC summer session starting June 14 with courses in Inorganic Chemistry Economics English rhetoric World literature Physics Critical science Typing Mathematics Sociology and Speech. About 100 students expected. many will take courses at home while enrolled elsewhere. Classes run 8 am to 12 noon with six to eight semester hours, and registration is now open.
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Tarold Littine
LTHS Girl Reserves Hold Scavenger Hunt
LTHS Girl Reserves staged a scavenger hunt on May 3 with items including a rusty nail blue pipe clean er a black stocking a shell a photo of Robert Mitcham a Hazel cartoon and a shoe lace. Winners Libby Foster Adelaide McCoy and Glee Schlager collected all treasures and each received two pfst of candy bars shared with members.
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Robert Mitcham
Post
Girl Reserve
Libby Foster
Adlaide McCoy
Glee’*Schlager
Delegates Attend Meeting With Notable Attendees
Among those attending in addition to the delegates were Robert Kriz, William J. Linklatter, Percy Towler, John Rust, and William Schroeder.
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Hop
Robert Kriz
William J. Linklatter
Percy Towler
John Rust
William Schroeder
Home Ec Club Holds Spring Tea at LTHS
The Home Ec Club of LTHS hosted its annual shrine tea for mothers of members in the high school community room. A pink and green setup featured on the tea table with invitations, fancy cakes, iced punch, and dainty sandwiches prepared by members. Mrs. West spoke with a chalk talk and Valeria Kontour led singing. The final meeting of the year will be a pot-luck supper with officer elections planned later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ec Club
LTHS
West
Valeria Kontour
Miss Nickel to Attend Library Conference at Urbana
Miss Mildred Nickel LTHS librarian and Miss Gwendolyn Fisher LIJC Librarian attended the West Suburban Librarian meeting in Downers Grove on May. A second conference is planned for May 15 at Urbana under sponsorship of the University of Illinois Library School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Nickel
LTHS
Gwendolyn Fisher
LIJC
Downers Grove
Miss Nickel
Urbans
University of MH Neais Libris
Kansas Wheat Lead Question Looms Over Grain Trade
Kansas stands as the top wheat producer, surpassing Australia and Argentina in recent years, highlighting the state's dominance in global grain markets. The shift raises questions about supply, prices, and agricultural policy affecting farmers and exporters.
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Kansas
State of
Ether
Australia
Argentina
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Conference of School
AAUW
Smu
Europe
Paul Hartsuch
Mary Hernandez
Kriz
Western Springs
GOP
George Novotini
Robert W. Peterson
William Steine
Dee Phorsen
August Hart
LA Grange Rosad
Price
H. P
LTJC
Niet
Home 'Ec
Hialds
Nickel
Urbana
the Heat Engineering CO
Wester Springs
Bembergs
Rayon Shantungs
Christi Science Reading Room
Baker Eddy
Christian Science Reading Room
Ashland’ Avenue
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