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

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FIRST ROXY: j. Hart- sel, S. Kellerman, B Patlke, P. Fox, M, Zwo- Ianek, A. Siebold, D M'ishcr, J. Iscnhart, P Heale. SECOND ROXY: S. Gablin, M. Ijrickson R. Cundiff, L. Mclflmeel D. Miller, S. Holman, D. Strebel, E. Segroves, I-Q. Harris, C. Itter, j. Korda. AI. Nielsen, T. Roucka, Ii. Killinger, P. Role, D. Holly. THIRD ROXY1 S. Carlton, T. Schalkoxv- ski, M. Haese, B. Shanks, L. Remelius, L. Petersen. V. Curtis, A. Heining, D. Green, I. Sylvester, C. Healander, R. Romano, A. Russel, Tiedemann, B. Shaw, G. Mueller, K. Grote. FOURTH ROXV: S. M'arnecke, I. Allen, B. Dahl, D. Sivan- son, D. Kennedy, C. Magnan, A. Hurmencc, D. I-Qarl, XY. Lacy, For Spirit's Sake Hoxv many games did vou attend this season? If it was less than 20, vou are not a true Levdenite. Ruzecki, H. XVilkinson, K. Volkman, J. Strawn D. Hitchcock, Anson, M. Curtis, M. Snyder. ing our boys on to victory. Every Girl Can Be A Cinderella The aim of the L.G.L. is to make every girl feel important, and to en- courage her to take part in the big parade of school activities. The L.G.L. sponsors the Freshman Mixer, Christmas Party, Chocolate Chats, All-Girl Assembly, and the Senior AIother-and-Daughter Tea. This is made possible under the supervision of Miss Alice jones, Dean of Girls. The Pep Club could well be called I.evden's most loyal students. This group, with Miss Mary Abbott as its sponsor, is present at all games cheer- VIRST ROUY B. Allen P. Ruppert, P. Ifox, .I Perfetto, I.. Hunter, If Burkhartsmier. S Ii C UND ROXY: A. Terp- stra, A. johnson, T. Roucka, B. Slmxv. P. Yogt, P. Trippiede, I. Brexvton, J. York. D. Kennedy. THIRD ROXY: I.. Gleitsman, Ifarnham, L. Awe, L. Pel- licani. C. Reder, A. Gris- eto, B. Schultz, If. Aliil- kens, I.. Rcmclius, S. Waters, D. Loibel. v

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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:

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bull, j. Sikora. D. Yiani XY. I,acy. Camera! Lights! Action! Are you interested in acting, stage lighting, make-up or setting up props? If so, you can heeonie a member of the National Thespian Society hy earning 10 points in any or all of these activities. This organization is under the guidance of .Xliss Nlariorie Galley. FIRST ROXV: j. Stout IJ. Vogel, P. Ilarnmar- gran, S. Bauer, IQ. Heh- nier. SECOND ROXV- XI. Vogel, j. Ardinger, H. XVilkinson, D. liarl Y. Zasadney, XY. Hanna II. Szwail-tart. As I Was Saying- - Do you like to talk? If so. why not put this ability to good use hy joining' the'Debate Team? Although only in its third year, this team, with Hr. Bertrand Henne as their able coach, has a record to be proud of. FIRST ROXY: NI. Vo- gel, I.. Awe, R. Trum-