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

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FRESUM EN Bottom row, left to right: Henry Rchure, James Walpole, Kenneth Benson, William Hess, Anton Castle, Kenneth Cr.vsler, James Furlong, John Costello, Louis Castle, Earl Pankonin, Carl Rud, Robert Riley, Irvin Winkleman, Roger Hansen, Oeorge Mork, Arnold Brodkorb. Second row, left to right: Franklin Rodgers, Glen Philips, Neal Harriss, Charles Hook, James Feeney, William Havu, LeRoy Anderson, Todd Maslow, Robert Carroll, Lawrence Claussen. Donald Drummond, Franklin Masson, Charles Gabel, Charles Napier, Anthony Barzano, Donald Rasmussen, Fred Bueneman. Third row, left to right: Miss Robinson (sponsor), Bertha Kyriazopulos, Sadie Johnson, Emily Musinski, Pearl Zachray, Marie Sass, Ethel Sax, Frances Korosy, Patricia McGowan, Donna Hedeman, Eunice Wlckstrom, Anna Bartholinl, Esther Frick, Marjorie Terry, Ruth Nix, Sophie Moeller, Birdie Amenson, Julia Kyriazopulos, Ruth Bade, Edna Amour. Lydia Kirmse, Mr. Deal (sponsor). Fourth row, left to right: Mr. Baker (prlneipul), Opal Taylor, Hyacinth Kierig, June Combs, Doris Koehler, Lucille Mahler, Harriet Burke, Bessie Holt, Mayme Ledford, Elsa Drogemuller, Louise Sent-, Lenora Kolb, Julia Phillips, Mae Hanthorn, Mildred Fritz, Evelyn Behnke, Frieda Hamann, Sophie Imhoff, Virginia Brinke, Sophie Egnatchek. Fifth row, left to right: Harry Petrie, Harold Rath, Clarence Welinski, Raleigh Woodford, Alex Asta, Julius Superku, Robert Knudson, Ray Steingraber, Raymond Hosimer, Roger Burrill, Churles Pederson, Walter Smyth, Anton Rns-mussen, Howard Bingham, Robert Bingham, Marshall Perry, Roderick Amenson, Marvin Bove, Richard Liebke, Wilbur Stueve. Not on picture: Allen Mueller, Warren Parrish. Nick Neiderkorn, Myrtle Lorentson, Marie Wallen, Vivian Jenkinson. F A G U L T Y 7 n pour mysrif bn thy h kill,' said Ivanhor, ‘without further scruple or quint inn.' — Ch. XXV 111. Mr. Baker. Principal. A. B„ B. S.—Social Sciences. Mr. Deal, Asst. Principal, Ph. B.—Commercial Subjects. Mr. Anderson, A. B.—General Science. Miss Brown, A. B.—Mathematics. Mrs. Ellinwood, A. B.—Music and English. Miss Flood, B. S. in Ed.—Mathematics. Mrs. Kirehoff, A. 1).—Latin, English, Dramatics, Journalism. B OAR 1) Thomas II. Tledemann, President Ada J. Dodge, Secretary Ernest Moeller Miss Lowe, B. S.—Sewing and Girls’ Physical Education. Miss Miller, A. B.—Stenography. Miss Robinson, Ph. B., M. A.—English. Mr. Stark, A. B.—General Science, Physics, Biology, Orchestra. Miss Thomas, A. B.—History and English. Mr. Watson, tl. E.—Manual Training and Coaching. M H M B E R S Wm. F. ('. Mueller Witt. A. Dolamore Walter Schott, Township Treasurer. i : 4 Pufli' U

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DRAMATICS MABEL HOUSER HALE SPALDING SENIOR The kuiglitx and spectators are alike impatient, the time advances, and highly fit it is that the platting should commence. —Ch. VIII, Ivanhoe, On the evening of June 10, the Seniors presented their class play, “Clarence, with Gale Spalding in the titular role. Mabel Houser gave an excellent interpretation of Clarence’s sweetheart, Violet Pinney; Patricia Kirchhoff and Robert Schutt, as Cora and Hobby Wheeler JUNIOR C ‘Wliat mummery is this?' said the Prior. — Ch. XXXIII, “Ivanhoe. On the evening of Thursday, November 7, the Juniors under the directorship of Mrs. Kirchhoff, and the sponsorship of Mrs. Ellin-wood, presented a romantic comedy, When’s Your Birthday? The play, written by Aurania Rouveroll and Alice Brown, proved to be a very delightful one. The setting is laid in a quaint old England homestead. To the people living in this peaceful farm-house, excitement and glamour were brought by an alluring gypsy maid. Ruth Schuppert, as Leonore, proved to be a very charming gypsy; Josephine Riehl made a PLAY respectively, aroused the laughter of the audience. Two other mirth-provoking characters were Pinwiddie and Della, played by Elton Stueve and Florence Rodrek. Charles Siebold, as Hubert Stem, caused all the complications; and Giayce Kolze and Edward Emerson as Mr. and Mis. Wheeler, the worried parents of Cora and Robbie, added to the humor. Edna Herz-bcrg made a very efficient little secretary, and Maigaret Korosy was the quaint little Irish maid, Rosie. ASS ELAY most amusing town gossip, and Rennet Dolan interpreted Timothy in a very comical manner. In fact, every part was very well portrayed by the following cast: Leonore ............................ Ruth Schuppert Malory Dwight ..............Wilbur Siebold Ann Parsons.....................Josephine Riehl Timothy Gale ................Bennett Dolan Clary Dwight........................Lucille Chapp Nick Jameson..................Harry Streetz Nabby Nash .................Esther Franck Jotham Nash ...............Richard Feeney Ben Ali ....................Wayne Rodgers Lindy Nash........................Dorothy Jenkinson THE ONE-ACT PLAYS “It was a goodly sight. —Ch. XII, Ivanhoe. Four interesting one-act plays were given Thursday evening, May 1. The Senior play, The Trysting Place,” was coached by Mrs. Kirchhoff; the Junior play, Saved, by Miss Robinson; “The Unseen,” the Sophomore play, by Miss Lowe, and “Young America,” the Freshman play, by Mr. Anderson. Page