East Leyden High School - Eagle Yearbook (Franklin Park, IL)

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I'IRS'I' ROIY: C. Gim- ino, I.. Schcurman, j. O'Doxvd, XI. Ruzcclci, S. Bolda, I. Iiruxvton. I.. Ilunter, XI, Calabrcsc. SIZCOND RUXY: C. Kaspari, C Connollcv, lf. Iferg, IQ. Dcvience. I.. Remelius. C. Nlagnan. D, Vogel. TIIIRD ROXY: D. Xvlkllll. D. Ornierotl, D. Ruppert. Perfctto, D. Kuroxvski, D. Swan- so n, B. Kaehler, j. Reeves. l7OL'RTIl RUIY: T. Gore. R. .Xhr- ens, R. Poplar, R. Bou- bek, N. Sclnetler. R. Schwartz, XY. Bieber- stein. .-X. Topel, Ii. Smo- czynski, -I. Ardinger. A Goal Well Earned Everv Year a group of juniors and seniors are chosen to become members of the National Honor Societv bv the facultv and students. These stu- dents are outstanding in scholarship, leadership and service. VVith the help of .Xliss .Xlariette Murphy and Xlr. Ifrnest Rerucha, this societv sponsors the I-Ioineconiing Dance and College Dav. Leyden Shutterbugs Have vou ever wondered how it would feel to be on the other side of the camera? Ask one of I.eVden's Camera Club members. Any students interested in photography and owning aicamerp can join the club. VVith the able help of Xlr. Orville Savers. these students take pic- tures at the Turnabout and other activities. ,J Qi RQIK I7lRS'I' ROIY: B. Stra maglia. R. Hendricks, N. Bolda. F. Knislcern, H. Bianchi. SI-QCOND ROIXQ Xlr. Sayers. A. Dent. -I. Reeves. R. Patz- ke. T. Sievcrt. THIRD ROIY: II. Danklefsen. R. Clausen. T. Barrels. I. Ardinger, D. Knapp.

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FIRST ROXY: R. Ahr- ens, S. Alascia, S. Han- sen, AI. Slicker, R. Root, F. VVitt. SICCON IJ ROXV: R. Sorenson, A. Kramer. TI IIRD ROXY: R. Bradley, T. jay, Skolarz, I. Neuman, R. lsenhart, lf. G r o te . Black, J. Kuehn, If. Piz- zirulli, Lange, I.. Quaranta, D. Herman- son, L. Roberts, IQ. Smo- turno. FIITTII ROXV: If. Piraino, D. Kuczon, D. Pliers, P. lloll, XY. I.acy, R. Drogmueller, R. Lar- son, j. Smid, I.. Borke, II. Xleyer. Hard Work Does It ,Alembcrs of the UI. Club can be recognized by their maroon caps and white sweaters. They are a symbol of fair plav and team spirit. Those boys earning a major letter in sports are eligible for membership. The ML Club is under the leadership of Alt. Jerome Alohrhusen. FIRST ROXV: D. Stre- bel. S. Holman, E. Se- groves. L. Rohr, D johnson, B. Dahlgren, Nl. NVahl, j. Schiedler, D. Miller, S. Romano. SICCOND ROXV: A Scoma. XI. Haese, B. Kaehler, P. Hammar- gren, N. Luga, J. Knopf, R. Romano, I.. Awe, G. Mueller. THIRD ROXV: A. Russel, K. Grote. C. Carpenter. Gablin, S. Farnham. P. Carey, D. Swanson, A johnson, j. Nielsen, J. Korda, A. Ilurmence. I-'O URTII ROXV: S. XVarriecke, I. Allen, B. Dahl, B. Shanks, I.. Killinger, P. Roze, j. Hartsel. D. Swat- son. C. Xlagnan, LQ. Harris, J. Isenhart. They're Gymnastic, Plastic, and Elastic No circus is complete without its female performers. Levden is no excep- tion. It has its G.A.A. Any girls willing to earn 500 points in sports and to participate in initiation activities, may qualify for membership. Co-sponsors are Aliss XVilma Billington and Miss Marv Abbott. Drennan, Ruzccki, A. Russell. R. lfrabizio, T. Core, T. Schiferl, j. Kells, R. Stewart, If. Bigsby, R. Allen, C. FOUR TH RCAV: j. czynski, G. Voss, gl. I.a-

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FIRST ROVV: D. Nona K. Hofmann, j. Sikora R. Trossen, R. Stewart SECOND ROIY: R Darst, R. Searle, D. Earl G. Laing, C. Dayhofl' G. Voss, D. Knapp, j P. Holl, K. XVindberg XV. Lacy, O'Dowd, R Trumbull, NI. Heiberger K. Spoo. Service With A Smile The Hi-Y has an aim and purpose which it follows throughout the year -that of serving others. While doing this the boys also enjoy themselves with other activities. After a short business meeting they play basketball or other games. They are under the leadership of Mr. Jerome Mohrhusen. FIRST ROXV: L. Rohr. L. Hunter, B. Kaehler, D.'Kennedy, L. Rich- ardson. SECOND ROXV: M. Curtis, A. Colangelo, N. Luga, B. Dahlgren, -I. Knopf, NV. Crown, York. THIRD ROXV: E. Anson, L. Awe, L. Awe, I-I. Young, M. XVahl, M. Vogel, I. Brewton, L. Remelius, M. Ruzecki. Giving For The Living All activities of the Tri-Hi-Y' are carried on for the purpose of helping others. By sponsoring dances and conducting food and clothing drives they are able to do this. Any sophomore, junior, or senior girls interested in this type of work, plus the fun and enjoyment of doing things for others, is eligible for member- ship. Haney. TH IRD ROVV: