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

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MAROON AND WHITE n11 n n 111 1- lung 1 r 1 IP klm., rom 1 I'1r Nlmske t1 1-r CLASS WILL We thc Senror class of the Hrgh School of Leyden of the County of Cook and State of Illrnors be ng un drsputably of ound rnrnd and bodv and about to pass out 01 exrstence do rn rke publrsh and declare thrs to b our last wrll and testament hereby makrng null and vord an former wrlls wrrtten by Us t any trme ARTICLE 1 We the Senror class as a wnole bequeath to N11 Baker our prrncrpal our admrratron respect and thank for the commendable way rn whrch he has urded us thr.r our enroyable years at Leyden We also thanl the fa culty for rts hard spent trme rn endeavorrng to expand our supply of knowledge and we bequeath to them all the v luable rnformatron and advrce that we have grven them at varrous trmes so that they can use the sard rnformatron for the betterment of posterrty ARTICLE 2 I Florence O Connell do bequeath to Sylvra Norten my everlastrng abrlrtv to brrng forth allurrng tunes from tha strrngs of a screechrng vrolrn I John Banrc do bequeath to Howard Copp ge my patented haircut and to Steve Atherton my unsurpassable knowledge of themrstry and the stren es I George Fgnatchek do bequeath to Robert Schutt my abrlrty to start Bolshevrstrc upheavals and to Elton Steuve my knowledge of tle gospel of the Lord, whrch I acqurred rn the Senror play I Donald Hendrrksen do bequeath to Pose Wrlke my boyrsh frgure and to Walter Drogemuller mv never farl rng abrlrty to get to school at least one day a week I Lloyd Brekke do bequeath my quret ways to Elton Steuve I Eugene Gurllard do bequeath my drgnrfred m nner porse and walk to Margaret Korosy I Prank Morellr bequeath my pugnacrous ways on the football freld to Gust Karabetsos We the three musketeers Brekke Gurll rd and Bell bequeath our skrll wrth a basketball to Coppage Spald mg Bork and Moeller I Howard Kenaga do bequeath my ferocrous man ners to Benny Wortkewrcz I Frreda Kolze bequeath my wrnmng ways wrth the boys to Florence Rodrek I Verna Row lett bequeath my blonde harr and frery temper to Mabel Houser We the graduatrng members of the Major B nd, do bequeath our abrlrty to play the strrng flute shoe horn and prccolo to the members of the IVIrnor Band Donald Hendrrksen leaves to 'VIr' Deal hrs economrc reforms Beatrrce Grrgsby leaves to Jrmmy K her darnty nose Gwendolyn Srebold leaves to Jean Crarg her ever lastrng abrlrty to keep on the good srde of the te chers I, Enrd Phrllrps leave to Vrolet Hanthorn my dram atrc albrlrty and my charrnrng per onalrty I Dale Rogers, leave to Sherrll Allen my skrll rn mak 1ng love especrally on the stage I Ray Sapp do bequeath my wrnnrng ways wrth the f rr freshmen mardens to Chrp Chrysler and Charles Srebold I Audre Lambert leave my grfted art of toe danc rng and clarrnet playrng to Emrold Frfe -Xudre also leaves all hrs acqurred grrls to Gust Kar abetsos I Irene Grertz do bequeath my quret ways and stu drous manner to Benny Meyers All the rest and resrdue of our property whatsoever and wheresoever of what nature krnd and qualrty soev er rt may be and not herem before drsposed of fafter pay rng our debts and funeral expensesl we grve and be queath to our beloved Prrncrpal And we do hereby constrtute and appornt the sard Prrncrpal sole executor of thrs our last wrll and testa ment ln wrtne s w hereof We the Class of 1029 the testa mrs h rye L1 thrs our wrll wrrtten on one sheet of parch ment set our hands and seal thrs tw entreth day of June Anno Dommr one thousand nrne hundred and twenty nrne Acton lVIcNetr nr u ur 11111-1111 n t1 1,111 Il Journal of the me 1 nl I I R111 h Ile hu! 1ln the colrtralrv rnlv to 1I1 1rib1' Slllh event u 1 Pl 1 v rn nlaltlng I-rom TI11 Ihr 11 Nln ke err THE CLASS OF 1929, A FOUR PART SCENARIO l'he Class of 1929 .lear frrends, has Just. frnrshed pro ducrng wrth a full cast consrstrng of all members the mo t thrrllrng and most vrfrd drama they have so far known It was produced rn tour parts wrth approprrate rntermrs rons Prom the very begmnlng of the Ilrst part uf to the and of the fourth rt was truly dramatrc rn that rt was throughout, a struggle of purpose on the one srde and a strrung to overcome rnnurnerable obstacles on the other Fortunately for us and rn lrne wrth the tradrtrons ot popular dramr the productron has termrn ted rn a happy endrng As no motron prctures were taken of the the contrnurty of the scenarro frllrng rn here and there such detarls as may add to your enjoyment of the hrgn spots of the story The cast assembled, thrrty strong one September mornrng rn 1925 to begrn work rn the portable studros We were takrng the part of Freshmen rn that scene and I must confess we were rather green actors However after adjustrng ourselves to the new work we :began to learn our lrnes pretty well and act our parts well enough to satrsfy our stage drrector, Mr Fowler The upper classmen pl nned a party for our benefrt Before we left the school bulldrng a group of senror boys had made a trall wrth green paper all over town leavrng the rest of the school to come after them prckrng up the trarl and gorng wherever the paper was found At the frnal camp rng ground a feast was served As an rnrtratron stunt the freshmen were made to wart upon the upper tlassmen durrng the supper and wear green paper caps Our frrst faculty advrser was Mr Baker Upon the resrgnatron of 'W Fowler Mr Baker became our stage drrector and Vlrs Welsh, a new member of the faculty took hrs place as faculty advrser Our frrst productron for the publrc was rn the form of a radro program We broadcasted our program to the student body Screens were rranged an front of the room and thrs served as a broadcastrng statron Rose Irberta tuned rn on a fake radro and the statrc was made real by the squeakrng of Florence O Con nell s vrolrn Plano and vrolrn musrc was furnrshed The announcer was also present and all rn all wp at once let our upper classmen know we were not qurte uumb Of course the credrt goes to Mrs Welsh The Lrbretto call ed for a Chrrstmas and New Year s rnterv al, and you may be sure we w ere grateful for the breathrng space After wards however we had to go back to our parts harder than ever for we were told that a strong frnrsh for thrs Freshman scene as rt was called rn the book was abso lutelv essentral rn order to lav the groundwork for the scene th t was to follow We were almost breathless I can tell you when the trme came for rntermrsslon rn June In September 1926 we agarn assembled wrth only lalf of our former cast ready to enact the second or Sophomore scene We were much more sophrstrcated by that trme and knew pretty well how to manage The stage drrector and the musrcrans who were known as the Faculty Orchestr no longer terrrfred us for we had come to learn that althougl often stern of vrsage they were krnd and warm of heart we found them to be sheep rn wolfs tlothrng rf vou get what we mean' Durrng our second year rn the lrme lrght Mrss Thomas came to advrse L. and to lead us to success The Sophomor scene we found to be pretty heavy stuff Tne lrnes we had used rn the previous year wouldnt do at all Every one of us had to learn new parts and master new specral JUNE 1929 Fl-i1-s sou I-11 11 ll s' I-s. l'h In 1l1-url! 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rerefore fI.,lllll e II e-nr11 1 111111 We hall I 1t learn In h ppnr du r ll Ihr- Ihre-e NIU kate-er VALEDICTORY Dear Frrends One and All lhey ay there are peo ple who rlway l1ke to haye the last word Im ure I cannot see w hv they should for to me rt seems the l1 rel est or all words to ry and I would ratler some oey else should be the one to s1y rt For that last word rnust to mrny 1 1 , Iooe 1 Ile haye trnrshed the course tl at hrs been gryen Us and are now ready for 1 step f0I'XKZ1ll along the p th way of lrfe So fll we haye come together hand rn h rnd and we haye been lookrnr., forw 1r1l to tlrrs tme rs 1 glad one forgettrng th rt rt w s gorrrg, to mean a trme ot part rng Now we rre suddenly l'ore11l to remember thrs feat ure 1nd rn sprte of our trrumph rt Ill rlees us sad S I rm not gorng to lrnge r UXII the p rrtrn worls 'Io the Boarl of I'1luc1t1o11, rs well as to our parents y ex t t ot the e rss the prryrle es we hrye enroyed here Iwerywhere the use or eeluc tron rs bemg 11ly1nee1l 1rd we are gl 1 that our own sfhool rs keeprrg step wrth the march ot progress We rre proud ol wh1t hrs be en accomplrshed rn the past and we feel that the boys an1l grrls of thr communrty slould take eyerr relyantage of educatronal lacrlrtre otfered We cannot take leaye of these famrlrar walls and bunder the pler ant assoeratrons whreh haye bound Us together Iere, wrthout aeknoyyledgrn the debt of rat tude we owe to our school an1l to our teachers for therr fosterrng care We haye too lrttle ercperrence of the du tres and responsrbrlrtres ot frctrye l1fe fully to understand and apprecrate the yalue of the rntelle tual and mor rl trarnrng we haye receryed rn thrs place but we know that we are the wrser anel the better now for rt Vle know that wrthout rt we coul rehreye nerther 1 moral nor a busrness sueeess T1 r11a11v or us the edu rtron we hrye obtarned lere wrll be our onlv crprtal rn the beernnng lrfe ard 1r whateyer ot werlth rrl hor111 we mrv hereafter wrn rn the world we shall be largely 1r11l1bte1l to cur school for th me n or sue ess Let us then rernemb r our school wrth frtfeetron tml glatrtude We sl rll teel 1 n1 ble prrde Ill tl o e who hry yyrsely o generous y pl eed the merns of eeu a tron wrthrn the 1 ich of all lo the school offrcers of the present year 1nd to our t1 rehe rs we return our s111 eere th 1nks for then h1 1rty 1n1l 1ont1nueel rnterest rn our l 1' now o s h y w s on seprrrte yer g t unrt rn the ser o room Iry ro I rtte 1l both te h I0 l I' Gwen lo rn Srebolel wh lt I 1 1I N I 1 rom I'h1 IIC Nlu k1 tee-r CLASS PROPHECY UT N rrror 1 ll 1 n 1 1 n 111 s 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 now rn the surnrner ol 1'l Il 1 look brc reyerrrent 1eer11 1ttIey1l111Hg' 1 ou 1111 1 Ill' 1 u fr1t1 thrs better t 111 my recent trrp to Nllls 111 nry flyrng Ford whrch llre e frrnous One Ho s hry 111 rrs to be equfr y stronf rn all rt p rrt 11111 perh rp eyen better th 111 when rt carrred n e tr school 111 l'l7'l qrnce tl en I h1ye '11ee 1u1p111e1rt rrece y for I lx Q5 to the rt my trne y ple srng a button Ill the dr h horrd tl e 1911 w ree rtt up drrectly b hrrd tl frm o XXIII? whrch are u ually folded ne rtlx oyer the rumble sefrt lrke those eurk lsrek open out Ill 1 nrrnute trrrre and by re 111g '1 eye e 1 111 tor en 1 I1 t gryrnfr Ill o porrunrry to adyrnee the ffm h1ft to the po ltltll of prepeller lll 1ll but yery powerful V hen a n1'1n ha spent IS much t1r11e 1 I haye rn perfectrng such a nrachrne rt 1 only natur rl tlr1t the frr t t11p Ill rt shoull be one of great rmportrnce Qo rt w 1s Ill rny C1 e Hayrng 'rcqurred my be 1ut1ful SCIDCIIIIINIIYI brrele we hopped off for NI'11s on our honeynroon trrp the seyenteenth ot Nlar rn our 2111 nrobrle w hrch we cllled The Xrkrng I 1'1n not top to you ot 1ll the 1 t re lor g tl e w ry nor ot be rutre or scenery rn Nl rr 9uf111 rt to ay that tne llllllbltlflt ot tl rt trrnge plrnet proyed rery unrnter e trrg and pro arc and my wrfe and I found more pleas JUNE 1929 MAROON AND WHITE ure rn ra rng the mrcrotelescope and the electrophone rn spyrng out our rcqu rntances back on old Niother Earth, lllfl rrralrrng notes for publrcatron on our return These we grye to Enrd Phrllrps the well known Englrsh Amer IC rn actres and poete ss who has put them rnto verse, y hrcr ls qurte re rdable lor my Lnglrsh was neyer any toe good I see the Caprtrl rt frrst Wore lll the lhrlte Hou e too And se ted Ill that noble eharr I know her so eo you' Gy en frrst l 1ly e-e1 to e lhe presrdent ot our country -Xrrel whrlr Im trll 111 ll rshrngton otlre 1 e s I' ll xtehe lx p 11 To seek an embassy Ambassador tl Itussr Hell tame the Bolsheyr I seem to be Ill I' rrrs now I stroll the struts rlone W hen strrrght aero tle bouley rr1 I see a ehre salon A strrkrng sren to s y the least R ad Niadame Iflora Gohrsch Nlodrste And Flora spends her day rt seems De rgnrng, tor the Queen I see the lrght of Nlayfarr now All Farl s palatral place -Xnd crowds are throngrng there to see A lady s lovely face Just now she s eomrng down the starrs Soerety turns to see Mrlady bows her gracrous head Vernao Xes trs she And now rn I'r1seo we are found Why the eelebratronq Raynroml Sapp hrs Just returned H surprrseel a nrtronl He flown from I Il o to Hong' Kon H1 trrp w 1 only twelye hours long Then baelc to old Ch1e1go I'he -Xudrtorrum there W here mursc loyers lrsten p llllt e Irrsh urs A Mrs OCo11nell s yrolrn Urryes awry trerr cares ol twenty n ll B 111 now rppe rrs We frnd hrm rn New York rt seems hrs lr rg Iursunrg, hr 1 1r1e ls 1 surg on grert rn fr ne s meer rlrst w1 e ll 1 here we e rl ye 'lI1111e Let glance aeros the w lY at lllh he oft sr Il proc 1 Ill 1 And th rt one rrght eross the street s oflrce crn tl rt re T e sr n If l Donrld Hendrrlr en -X super rle nr rn -Xeross the eontrnent our grze Seek Brekke wlere 1 he X trnd hrm rn tle unny South -I eorel 111 Penne see Eu ene l,u1ll111l 1 there wrtlr h1111 I'hey It p 11t11ers dont y1u ee Wrrle Lloyd 1 te rehrng trot l,1ll tr Gene runs the factory They re rrrakrng rlyrn Ford you know Then prlots Nlorellr The brrgl t yyhrt lrghts ot Broadw 'ry nory hntree u wrth therr glue The Roxres rgn nnounees That Irene and Bee rre there -Xnel t11tl er dow Il the I reat IK hrte XX ry XI1 frnd a f'1mous prrr D1le R1'ers 1n1l NI1Nett Ill H IX T e play hrt ot the ye Ill -hlltlt Lrrnlert now we see -X druggr t rn Nlobrle 'xllt Frer1l'1 hol7e ' Xe tr she o f111 lhus I haye spoken I 1111 the er Those w no hfrye lr tened belreye what you hear Llord Breklee and Enrd Phrllrps 'Tl - ' saial D',Kr an ' 2 , 'l t s N I2 21- 2 t ' s 2 1 ' f ' ' L ' ' n... 5 , ' ' ,I ' 1 2. s.' --I ol ' ' ' ' , s ' ' s. 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f Lambert -Q.-La.-1..c rqj' ties. It was all pretty much of a nuisance, you may be sure, for by this time we had all acquired a great many outside interests. Nevertheless the hard work had its compensations, not the least of which was the amusement We got out of watching a group of newcomers who were trying to enact the Freshman scene nearby. Compared with the splendid work we had done the previous year, their antics were absurd, to say the least. Happily, the Sophomore scene also had a Christmas and New Year's interval, which all of us planned for far ahead. Shortly after the Christmas holiday, we gathered up our stage properties and with joyful hearts turned our faces to the new' studio building just completed. Our importance in the scheme of things was shown when w'e initiated the Freshmen at a track meet party in the new gym-the first party ever held there. In order to see what other actors were doing in the world most of the class journey- ed to the Chicago Theatre, one dreary April evening, to see Richard Dix in Knock-Out Riley. Almost before we knew' it June had come once more and the Sophomore scene was at an end. The stage director told us we might report again in September for the third or Junior scene, and this we did on the day set. We were seasoned players now witi two years of cxperrence rn this krnd of work behind us With out prelrmrnarres the faculty musrcrans began playrnff the score and immediately our work w as under way O course rn vrew of the two years work we had lready har thrs rnterpretatron of text and parts drd not come so harl for we were fast developing the abrlrty to thrnk for our se yes Our nun ber st ryed rbout the same Ruth Rerm er withdrew and Lloyd Brekke and Donald Bell Joined th cast We received most of our drrectrons rn Home Room Number 1 a new system of facultv superxrsron rn vogue th t vear 'Ihc chref responsrbrlltres were the prr oucrng of a pl ry, e rrlv rn the year and the Junror Senior Prom nea thc close As our frrst serrr us attempt rt amusrn the publrc we presented What I-Irppened to Jone a humorous comedy which proved qu te suc ess tul rn every w rv On June 1 19128 We Juniors wer hosts to the Scnrors Mrss Thomas was our adviser an' she proved an cxcellent one The gym was drxrded by white trellrses wi rch we borrowed from Potts Fireworks Wh n rt c ne to parntrrg the rellr es tie girls clrd a lt tlc spatterrna too lhey donned overalls which were found rn the Nlanual Arts room rncludrng those w hrch be longed to Coach Hopping Japanese lanterns ind green branches made 1 yerv colorful scene The Frazers drl much toward ntertarnrng exeryone wlrle peppy musr was fvrnr hed by Phrl 'Vlrc ees orchestra Between the dances f yors wcre gryen rn ludrng the whrte rose th clas flower ot 1928 Punch served to quench the thrrst of all 'lhe curtarn was rung on our last act the com pletron of yocatron rl reports June found us eager rndeel for the respite of rntermrssron It was with some treprdatron that we approached MAROON AND WHITE the final or Senior scene in September, 1928. Upon our work in this scene would depend the achievement of the much to-be-desired happy ending. Our stage manager pointed out that the previous scenes had been simply lead- ups or preliminary scenes to prepare for the Senior cli- max. Enid Phillips, Dale Rogers, George Egnatchek, and Howard Kenaga came to us wishing admittance to our class. They rapidly picked up their cues and helped to make our production even more rich. We smiled at times as w'e thought how' utterly impossible our present activi- ties would have been for us three years before when we tackled the Freshman scene. VVe began to realize how effectively those three years had developed our' abilities and prepared us to handle this big, final Senior scene. The Seniors threw themselves into the activities of the school during the first semester in order to do their part in making everything accomplished at Leyden as success- ful as possible. Our members were outstanding in ath- letics, music, and in the class rooms. In athletics, Frank Morelli, we are proud to say, was voted the most valuable player on the team, and in Basketball, Donald Bell, al- though they were not far ahead of other boys participat- ing orr the respective teams. Our skill in basketball was proved when our class mates helped to win for Leyden the first conference trophy Our enthusiasm and our will to wrn brokc out very cften rn Mr Bakers history class rn the form of sn ke dances which we are proud to sav were the first cyer to take place rn Leyden These snake dances lead through the corridors and sometimes down through the rnarn street Of course we all know this was to arouse the students rnterest rn basket ball Our superrorrty over the Sophomores and Juniors was shown when we walked way wrth the rnter class tournament champronshrp A vrsrt to the band, orchestra and glee club rehearsals would show that almost every Senior was participating rn at least one of these organr fatrons Perh ps be t of all the high percentage of Sen rors on tle honor rolls this year has shown that we have understood the real rrm of school lrfe and what rt means to us rn our future work Deeds, not Words our class mottc has furnished a new thought for the last few weeks of school Our last play Nothing But the Truth prov e' extremely successful rrd leryes us wrth final sense or achievement The closing weeks of school have been full of crowded cvents and dutres Ihe Senior class meet rngs held over the selection of a class grft ordering of cards and announcements measurements for caps and gowns prctare taken for the composite and prepar tron for clrss clay have been mixed wrth final exams, book rc ports checking up of credits rnd yocatronal reports One ot the pleasantest memories that we take away from school rs the frne time we h d when we w ere entertained by the Junrors at the Junior Senror Prom The glorious end rs assured now and there remains only the Com mencement scenr rtselt ind th rt will soon transprre So the scenario ends r happv endrng for a happy Jolly group tlre Class of 1020 Gwendolyn Srebold SENIOR AMBITIONS X Banrc f of 55 011 Doctor Bell .Mant-QAS' -HRM-U Own a cleaning establishment Brekke lf.-Greens., Studen Grertz Prryate Secretary Gohrsch Secretary Student Saleman C P -X Kolze Ty prst urllard Hendrrksen Kenaga Chemrs1 JUNE 1929 NIcNIett 'Ra' '7 Cryrl Engineer Nlorellr Electrical Engineer O Connell Typr Student Sapp Business Man 03-4.4-an-G' Dramatrcs .P4.a.-M7 Prryate Secretary Typist FM Author hgmatchek Crxrl Inngrneer Rogers Row lett Srebold urrgsby Phrllrps v V , r I V . 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