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

Text from Pages 1 - 32 of the 1937 volume:

T H E L E Y D E N I T E 19 3 7 7HR ,ime hascome for the gra luatinR class ni !937 to say goodbye. We would like to pay tribute to the faculty of Leyden before we leave because they have taught us how to grow up. They have shown us how to become mature individuals with a sense of responsibility; with open, unprejudiced minds, and with the ability to cope with a variety of situations. During the crowded years we spent at Leyden they have aided our mental development, encouraged our social growth, and directed our emotional stability. They have opened the door to a richer, more enjoyable life. This Leydenite of 1937 has been compiled primarily as a tribute to them, but also a reminder to us to continue our development along the lines which they have shown us. We wish to extend our gratitude to all the Leyden Hoostcrs and others whose cooperation has made possible the publication of the 1937 Levdenite. ) E D I C A T I O N L E Y D E N I T E BOARD OF CONTROL A backward glance over the past four years brings to mind e persons responsible for our success. The success of the iss of 37 would not have been possible but for the support and nscientious advice of our sponsors. To overlook our faults, correct our most radical ideas, and to encourage our ambitions quired patience and hard work. Because our sponsors. Miss lizabeth Flood and Mr. I.eland Meyer, have shown more than cir quota of tact, patience, and understanding, we humbly dedi-te this, the 1037 Leydcnite, to them. Co-Managers—Virginia Frybargcr, Virginia Gauron, and Mike Esposito. Literary Board—Manager, Virginia Frybar-barger. Assistants -Marianne Bade, Lois Schutt, Lewis Stark. Ruby Mathews, and Mit-chacl Katnick. HE CONTENTS I re word jiard of Education •dication •ydenite Board of Control Jiculty •nior Section Underclassmen Leyden—In The Classroom Leyden—On The Stage Leyden—Around The Field Leyden—About The School Leyden Boosters Photographic Board — Manager, Virginia Gauron. Assistants—Mildred Anderson, Annette Grady, Betty Heile, Jennie Liberta, Bob Sewoski, La Verne Wcndorf, and Mila Boiler. Advertising and Circulation Board Mana ger, Mike Esposito. Assistants Jean Cousins, Bernice Forrest, La Verne Kruger, Richard Stark, David Douglass, and Louis Smith. Underclassmen Representatives — Clyde Kirchoflf, junior; Ailcen Boyd, sophomore; and Allison Bayliss, freshman. Faculty Advisors—Opal A. Robertson, and .Leland Meyer. GEORGE V. DEAL Principal T H E F C U L T Emil Anderson John D. Husband Mariette Murphy Wade Steel Virginia Bieber Fred A. Krueger E. A. Rerucha Eloise Thomas Elizabeth Flood Mary M. Lalor (Dean of (iir' s) Glenna Roberts Lynn R. J. W. Gannaway Edith Lowe Opal Robertson Watson Adeline Goltcrmann Leland Meyer Clarice Roseland Blanche Mahler (Office Secretary) Fred Hackett Helen Miller Le Roy Stark Josephine Riehi (Office Secretary) BIOGRAPHY OF THE CLASS OF 1937 We, the SKNIOR CLASS, give to our on-coming fellow lassmates our nv st complete and interesting biography that we have acquired during our four years’ venture in high school education. September, 1933—YVc, as 138 small hut powerful freshmen, oon choose a leader to represent us in the new whirl of high chool activites. Melvin Steingrabcr with the fiery top-knot was proclaimed president, June Pearson, vice-president, and Lois Schutt, secretary-treasurer. Our life began! December, 1934—No longer as frivolous freshmen but as erene and solidified sophomores under the guidance of Melvin Steingrabcr, Marianne Bade, Bert Kinney, and Mildred Pieli-!er, we presented for the entire school a “grande social—The Vnnual Sophomore Christmas Party. It was a superb success i every way with Good “Ole St. Nick reigning and Mistletoe bringing delight and good fun. • We “sophs came into general notice also, because we proved we were not afraid “to get out and do things' in athletics, especially, and also in civic affairs. May. 1936—Bringing forth one of the best performances of ill times, “The Haunted House, we juniors “swelled in our achievement, as was most natural, to give to the seniors “Paris in the Spring —the Prom !! This was the most glorious and satisfying event of the year. No wonder- our able officers—Mike Esposito, president; Mar-iannne Bade, vice-president; and Evelyn Vavra, secretary-treasurer. September, 1936—Having found Mike Esposito and Evelyn Vavra an able president and secretary last year, we counted the ballots and found that they had again won back their re-s| ective offices. Dave Douglass secured the post of secretary and Virginia Gauron. the station of vice-president. June. 1937—Now our four years of high school life are gone, and we are going into our familiar auditorium to receive last benedictions. We, somehow, are just a little bit bewildered and chilled as we march stately up the path to the setting of our graduation. Many thoughts rush through our minds in confus-sion as we take our chairs, and then—Commencement!! We said in our freshman year that Life was beginning We know now by the experience of our four years that it’s hardships and ironies, as well as its pleasure and joys, are just coming into a long and endless view for us to smile and attempt to overcome them, or to wail and let them overcome us. What shall it be? Father Time will answer. ( ANDERSON, MILDRED Art Club, Archery. Annual Staff. BACLE. MARIANNE Salutatorian. All-State Chorus ’37. Dramatic Club Officer 36 '37. Chorus Officer ’37. Class Officer ’35. ’36, “In Old Vienna” 37. Quill and Scroll. In-ami-About Chicago Chorus ’35. ’36. BANNON, HELEN Prom Committee. G.A.A. . BARZANO, EMMA G. A. A.. Volley Ball Team. Monitor. BEAUCHAMP. AARON Industrial Arts Med a I '36. BOLLER, MILA—Chorus. Annual Staff. Girls’ Glee Club. G.A.A., Home Ec. Club. Prom ( ’ommittee. BOTTORFF. MILTON Band. Orchestra Prom Committee. Fresh-Soph Basketball. BRINKE. DOROTHEA G. A A.. Home Ec. Club, Student Council 33, Prom Committee. BRODKORB. MARVEL G.A.A.. Home Ec. Club. Prom Committee. CARROLL, HARRY—Dramatic Ciub. Junior Play. Operetta. Cheer Leader. I.eydenite Reporter, Science Club. Fire Patrol. CHRISTIANSEN. ELEANOR Glee Club. Home Ec. Club. G.A.A.. Prom Committee. COSTELLO, JAMES Student Council. Art Club. Cheer Leader. Library Club. Quarter Master of Band, Fire Patrol. COUSINS. JEAN Cheer Leader ’34. ’35. ’.V,. '37. Senior Class Play. Annual Staff. Girls’ Conference ’35. Sec. of Home Ec. Club 35. Dramatic Guild. G.A.A. DENHOFF. DOROTHY Orchestra. See. of Library 37. Art Club, Glee Club. Prom Committee. DOLAMORE, FRANK Pres. Boys’ Ath. Ass.. Cheer Leader, Baseball, “I,” Club. Science Chib. Intra-mural Basketball. DOUGLASS. DAVID Dramatic Guild Pres.. Senior Play, Annual Staff. Intra-Mural Basketball. I.eydenite Reporter, Prom Committee. DRURY. ROBERT Science Club. Art Club. Student Council. Latin Club, Monitor. EBNER. MARGARET Choir. Glee Club, Li brarian of Orchestra. Orchestra. EDNER, GERTRUDE—Home Ec. Club. G.A.A.. Prom Committee. ESPOSITO, LOUIS Baseball. Monitor. ESPOSITO. MIKE Pres, of Class ’36 ’37. Student Council Pres.. Quill and Scroll. Junior and Senior Plays. Co Manager of Annual. Science Club Pres., Dramatic Club Vice-Pros. FOLKERTS. GRACE Basketball Team, (dee Club. Prom ('ommittee. FORREST, BERNIECE Band Librarian ’35. ’36. '37. Choir. Home Ec. Club. Annual Staff. Northwest Music Festival. Prom Committee. FRYBARGER. VIRGINIA Co-Manager of Annual, Quill and Scroll, Dramatic Guild, G.A.A., Girls' Conference. Chorus. FULTZ, IRENE Home Ec. Club. Prom Committee. SENIOR ACTIVITIES FURLONG. ROBERT Intramural Basket ball. Track. Monitor. GAURON. VIRGINIA Senior Class Officer. Student Council Officer, Co-Manager of Annual, Quill and Scroll. G.A.A. Officer. Dramatic Club, Girls’ Conference. GERUS, JENNIE Chorus. (Lee Club. G.A.A. GILL, MILDRED -Chorus. G.A.A., Home Ec. Club. Glee Club, Prom Committee. GRADY. ANNETTE G.A.A.. Home Ec. Club. Prom Coin mi t tee. Annual Staff. Dramatic Club. Junior Class Play Comm. HAMANN. JOHN Boys’ Glee Club. Fresh Soph Basketball. Intramural Basketball. Prom Committee. HARBECKE. BERTHA Band. Home Ec. Club. G.A.A., Prom Committee. HE1LE, BETTY Annual Staff. Home Ec. Club. G.A.A.. Prom (.’ommittee. HERMAN, CHARLES Jazz Orchestra. Intramural Basket ball. Band. Fresh-Soph Basketball. KATNIK, MITCHEAL Quill and Scroll. Annual Staff. Track. “L” Club. Student Council. Oratory. Intra-mural Basketball. KLINGBERG, HARRY Jazz Orchestra. Band, Prom Committee. KOLB, BERNARD Band. Jazz Orchestra. Junior Play. Intra-mural Basketball. KONIOR, LAURA Prom Committee, G.A.A.. Monitor. KOSIEWICK. ANNE -Cheer Leader. Chorus, Glee Club. Oj� eretta ’36 and 37. Home Ec. Ciub. G.A.A. KROPP, DOROTHY Home Ec. Club, (ilee Club. Chorus, Prom Committee. G.A.A., Monitor. KRUEGER, LA VERNE Cheer Leader. Pres, of Chorus ’37, Senior Play. Dramatic Club, Northwest Music Festival, Annual Staff. “In Old Vienna.” LlBERTA, JENNIE Assistant in Office. Annual Staff, Basketball Team, Glee Club. Home Ec. Club. G.A.A., Prom Committee. LORENTSON, CLARA Cheer Leader. Home Ec. Club. Junior Play Staff. Prom ('ommittee. MATHISON, LAURETTA -Prom Committee. G.A.A. MATTHEWS. RUBY Solo Contests, A!' State Orchestra Chorus. In-and-About Chicago Band, Music Dept. Secretary. Jazz Orchestra. Band. Orchestra Officer. Dramatic Guild. MCDOUGALL. RUTH Dramatic Club. Glee Club, Art Club, Girls’ Conference. Prom Committee. MEINKE, CHARLES Track. Football, Band. Operetta. Chorus. “L” Club. METZGER. WILLIAM Fire Patrol. Monitor. NOBLE, RUSSELL Junior Play, I.eydenite Mimeograhper. NONDORF, DOROTHY Home Ec. Club, G.A.A.. Prom Committee. Chorus. J’GRADY, BRENDEN Intra-Mural Basketball. Track. “AGELS. RUTH—Glee Club. Freshman Team. Monitor. PAPKE, WALTER Basketball. Junior Class Play. “I.” Club. Fire Patrol. Fresh-Soph Football. Prom Committee. PAYNE, ELEANOR Art Club. Prom Committee. G.A.A. PEARSON, JUNE Orchestra Sec., Prom Committee. Freshman Class Officer. PHILLIPS. RUTH Band-Librarian Quarter master ’35. ’36. Orchestra Pres. ’35 '37. Solo Contest, Home Ec. Club. G.A.A. ROBERSTON, WALTER Football. Baseball. intra-mural Basketball. SCHUTT, LOIS Valedictorian. Junior i Senior ('lass Plays. Cheer Leader ’34. ’35. ’36. ’37. All-State Chorus. Quill and Scroll, Operetta ’36. Dramatic (Tub. Student Council. SEWOSKI. ROBERT Football. Basketball. Baseball Captain. Track. “Miss C’herryblos-som.” Student Council. SHANNON, ALTA Prom Committee. Girls’ Conference. SHAW. CHARLOTTE Dramatic Club. G.A.A Home Ec. (Tub. SIWEK. STANLEY Intra mural Basketball. Fresh-Soph Basketball. Midgets. SMITH, LEWIS Football. Chorus. Junior Play. Cheer Leader. Glee Club. “L” Club. Annual Staff. Dramatic (Tub. SPENCER. BERNICE G.A.A.. Home Fe (Tub. Basketball Team. STARK, LEWIS Junior Senior Plavs. Dramatic Club. Student Council. “I,” Club. Annual Staff, I.eydenite Reporter. Boys’ Ath. Assn. STARK, RICHARD -Glee (Tub. Junior Play. Operetta. Dramatic Chib. Annual Staff. TAYLOR. ALICE G.A.A.. Home Ec. Club. Chorus. Prom Committee. TIFFIN. LORRAINE -Prom Committee. TOPEL, GENEVIEVE -Glee Club. Student Council. Chorus. Home Ec. Club. “Miss Cherrv Blossom”. TURNER. GEORGE—Band. VAVRA. EVELYN Home Ec. Medal. Senior Class Treas., Student Council. Delegate to Student Council at Bloomington. Illinois. Tun-ior Class Treas.. Student Council Sec.. Girls’ Conference. VEREMEF. JEANETTE Art Club. Dramatic (Tub. In-and-About Orchestra. State Orchestra four years, Quartet Junior Year. Sextet ’36. ’37. WEDEMEYER. WILLIAM Football Captain. Basketball. Baseball. Track. “In Old Vienna.” “L” Club. Prom Committee. WENDORF. LAVERNE-Dramatic Club. Glee Club. Art Club. Annual Staff. WESS, CAROLINE Prom Committee. WOLF, MARY Chorus. Glee (Tub. G.A.A. WOLSKE. ELIZABETH Glee Club. Chorus. Student Council. Northwest Music Festival. Operetta ’36 ’37, G.A.A., Home Ec. Club. WICKSTROM. LESTER Art Club M. Anderson M. Bade H. Bannon E. Barzano A. Beauchamp M. Boiler M. Bottorff M. Brodkorb D. Brinke H. Carroll E. Christiansen J. Cousins D. Denhoff F. Dolar D. Douglass R. Drury M. Ebner G. Edi L . E� P®sito J. Esposito G. Folkerts B. Forrest V. Frybarger M. Gill A. Grady J. Hamann B. Harbecke B. Hni I. Fultz R. Furlong V. Gauron J. Gerus C. Herman M. Katnik H. Klingberg B. Roll L. Konior A. Kosiewick D. Kropp L. Krueger J. Liberta C. Lorentson L. Mathison R. Matthews R. McDougall C. Meinke W. Papke W. Metzger E. Payne R. Noble J. Pearson B. O'Grady R. Phillips R. Pagels W. Roberts L. Schutt R. Sewoski A. Shannon C. Shaw S. Siwek L. Smith B. Spencer L. Stark R. Stark A. Taylor L. Tiffin G. Topel G. Turner E. Vavra J. Vcreir W. Wedemeyer L. Wendorf C. Wess M. WoU E. Wols Front Row M. Hale. K. Godar. J M. Kavanaugh. I). Malenius, J. Salvo. Miss Miller. W. Steel. M. Lynch. A. Cullerton, J. Winner-singe. K. Endcrs, Row 2 M. ('alias. L. Grushow, A. I’la� a. It. Green. R. Amting. It Mortensen. N. Reynolds. J. Hott-orff. A. Nettleton. I., Hochenek. M. Kaspar. R. Schaefer, M. Nitti. I.. Tnrco. ( Row 3 J. Smith. ('. Mudgctt. II. Camp. R. Papke. .1. McAuliff. R. | McAuliff. R. Plaster. M. Reeves. R. Guptill, I). Kick. G. Tedei. II. t Harry, P. Mar .nlla. It. Stanek. Top Row R. Pngesek. .1. Hums. K. Zuperku. L. Camp, M. Parry, K. Spearing. V. Laufer, W. Otto. A. Docimo, J. Neilscn. K. Laden-dorf. O. Olsen. R. Nelson. J. Esposito. K. Warzel. THE CLASS The junior class 1 egan the year with the largest junior enrollment that has ever attended school. As a result, they became prominent in all the extra curricular activities; especially with 50 in athletics. 70 in hand, orchestra, and choir, and the operetta characters were juniors almost entirely. This class has the reputation of having many steady honor roll students. Naturally, such an aggressive class THE CLASS OF 1939 The Sophomore class began the year with these officers: Tullio Carnesciali, president; ivian Stoner, vice-president. Jeanette Kaehler, secretary: and Martin Levin, treasurer. The girls excelled those of the other three classes in athletics by receiving the most 0. A. A. awards. Hie boys also entered sports, music and clubs enthusiastically. r Twenty-five were in the hand, and twenty-seven were in the orchestra. They sponsored a sophomore party on April the twenty-third; boosted the senior and junior class plays and the o| cr-etta by their presence; and attended the basketball, baseball, football games, and track meets. They have been honored by being asked to send representatives to the Junior-Senior prom. Front Row T. Carnesciali. J.| Brozny. V. Harbecke. W. Schultz.) V. Frankwicz, R. Vavra. Miss Rose- land. Mr. Hackctt. '. Carroll, K. Kolh, A. Boyd. A. Schmidt, R. Pederson. VJ Row 2 L. Beyer. M. Fritz. S. Brott. M. Steger, 1C. Wiegaiul, M. Asta, M. Calabrese, I. Arquilla, A. Caputo. M. Imhler, I). Douglass. 11. Williams, H. Theodosakis. Row 3—B. Hansen. S. Carlino. W. Burns. V. Nicdermaycr, H. Stark. .1. Fryharger, R. Phillips, A. Sar vas. A. Meyers. R. Smith. W. Mitchell. S. Peters. Top Row I). Snyder. V. Boeglin, F. Degnes. L. CunditT. M. Reed. F J| Hoffman. A. Bertocchini. J. Hede-man. F. Taylor, B. ('lark, D. Rob- ertson, I). York, S. Schiffer. J. 5 Rose. £r Front Row—F. Fabric. E. Demond, M. Krisky, V. Stoner. E. Strom- tedt, A. DoPinto, Mr. Anderson. Miss Roberts. I). Latorra, V. I or-enzini, A. Marzullo. H. Mudgctt, S. Koenig. B. (Irey. Row 2 F. Ficrenza. M. Kable, O. Matthews. L. Metzdort. J. Kaehler. A. (Jail, M. Lundutn. I). Armstrong, F Moen. 11. Pizzirulii. Y. Martin sen. F. Gorak, I.. Farver. M. Non-dor f. Row 3 A. Knders. H. Yeremis. J- Lanncicid. G. Becker. R. Miller. -M. Lannefeld. F. Steingraber. G. (arson. E. Dienethal. A. Amato. W. Barzano. W. Sharkey. W. St rouse. J. I.isuzzo. C. Grandt. Top Row M. Ciancin, A. Fnger, (b Mauzy. W. Stetive. .1. Parrish; L. Crysler. K. Drozdowski. K. Glid den. V. Steingraber. I. McGowan. G. Drevs. V. Heile. M. Twler, 1. 1 rafton, L. Grossich. Front Row E. Herman. M. B ir-I lianl. R. Shappe. R. Stenkc, K Kolzc. Mr. Gannaway. Miss Bielier. A. Okonicwski. H. Kyrinzopu’.os. J. Salvo, I). Pederson. Row 2 M. Di timer. ('. Camp. L. Mueller. M. Keynoltk. F. Fox. I May loss. E. Schmidt. E. Boatman, It. Rove. F. Little. M l.ong. I Fiehman. Row 3 R. Long field, C. Pcters« n. .1. Jackson. R. Jacob . I.. Kn s. .M, 'riedcninnn, F. Folkcrts, F. Ilackcu. ( KirrhotT. It. Emerson. R Rot-h-wiek. F. Stanakis. has the honor of being the first to have a two-night performance for their class play. The Junior-Senior Prom, which presented a formal garden scene, was also one ol the big successes of its career. The officers of the class who amply filled their Nelson; Secretary, Top Row C. Sherrier, K. Van Dyke. I). Popp. D. Radabaugh. L. Shafer, R. Long. K. Doss. W. Lcis-ciulahl. I). Kotlow. F. MeDougall J. Bradshaw. 11. Koulo. Vaugh an. R. Call. parts were; President, Vernon Green; Vice-President, Robert Lorraine Popp; Treasurer. Florence Hackett. CLASS OF The freshmen entered Leyden with the distinction of ! c-ing the largest class ever to he enrolled. The following class officers were elected: Dana Debus, president; Helen Nelson, vice-president; Klla Madsen, secretary; and Thomas Vavra. treasurer. The freshman class was well represented in musical activities. The fact is shown, in that nineteen freshmen were 19 4 0 in the orchestra, twenty in the hand, and sixty-one in the glee cluh. Kxcepting one member, the whole debate club was made up of freshmen. Following a fair turn-out f r football, these freshmen gained positions on the basketball team: (� ene Kelly, Otto Liebkc, Wilbert Myckc. Lestei Jacobson, Dana Debus, and William McNerney. Row 1 W. Myckc. F. Stein, J. M a line. II. Pugcsek, J. Bauer, A. Mueller, K. Beyer. Miss (loiter-nann, Mr. Rerucha, L. itelwes, A. Bay less, R. Bove. V. Warner, V. Glassner. 1 . Schulze. M. (iorak. (I. I ‘arson, J. Wasilewski. Row 2 E. Pihurski. E. Bryant. E. Pones. M. Hansen. M. O'Grady. E. Pugesek, N. R. Kosiewick. IE Nelson, M. BottrotT, E. Herman, E Niedermayer, B. Surak. D. Baurcis. I). Turner. F. Federicc. R. (olletti. R. Lippmann, J. Sheridan, W. War-zel. Row 3 W. Pilch. I. Vensberg. V. Stoner, C. Salce, K. Caiiendo, I. I bilges. R. Phillip . R. Wilke, H. Papadakis, J. McGrath. O. Liehke. I). BottorfT, . Longfield. M. Dorn-husch. R. Hedlund. F. Dominikow- ki. (’. Anderson. I). Meyers, M. Aubrey. (Michalak. K. Spencer. E. VanDyk. R. Miller. Top Row I). Reilly. M. Stitcs. J. Theodosakis. L. Burk, (J. Edner. M. Damn, L. Cltapp, I). Schoherg. 1). Pearson, Kllstrom, A. O'Connell. R. Kohlfes. R. Naviatil. M. Bjellaml. M. Folkerts, A. (lodar. M. Zeiler. M. Peth, A. Dustan, M. Drury. M. Bares. I . Barzano. Front Row M. Meyer. . ('alias. P. dates. 1). Debus. T. Vavra. R. Kirkwood. Miss Murphy. Mr. Husband, V. Woods. F. Von Rath. W. Andrews, J. Jones, R. Ruhlach. W. McNerney. R. Sorensen. Row 2 H. Drury. M. Du r la ml. K. Pettis, K. Johnson. Cl. Gabinski. M. Burchard, B. Gcmmell. J. Deike. M. Sheldon, L. Kliugsbcrg. I.. Gatz, L. Nitti, T. Butler. M. Casino, I.. Simpson. A. Crider. Row 3 P. Stellman. (I. Mazzulla. ( Ciancio, R. Lynch. F. Principe, I. Brown. L. Smith, P. Kaufman. J. Wi.dncr, K. Simon. R. Kolzc, B. Reed. E. Bryant, G. Veremis, T. Petersen, F. Latoria. Top Row V. Amling. R. Naumoff. d. Caputo. I. Nordic. («'. Matusek, E. Giangrossi. L. Peppi. N. Woods, K. Cramer. L. Stenkc. L. Engel. P. Boatman. K. Belz, L. Hutt. K. Imbler. A. Penna, R. Eager. mateur scam stresses being guided by Miss Roseland land . . Miss Flood's trigonometry group . . an almost all-boy elasss of mathematicians ... Mr. 1 lackett demonstrating before bis shop boys h w not to cut your linger ... a slanting angle of the freshman girls' home- room ... a freshman algebra class learning the x. y. ■ . of a graph . . . a room full of gentlemen means the junior boys' homeroom . . . future draftsmen and architects in Mr. Uerurha’s mechanical drawing class . . . Mr. Ilu band explaining a difficult passage of poetry to a memlier of ihe senior English class . . . biology class preparatory to a field trip ami “rare specimens . . . bookkeepers being given a boost by Mr. Mever . . . the library, a busy workshop for research . . . an atmosphere of books . . Mr. Anderson demonstrates at the blackboard the procedure of the previous experiment to these physics students . . . senior typists getting ready for a time test, waiting for Miss Miller’s word— go. Our seventy-five piece band, with man on and white uniforms spic and span, willingly posed with Mr. F. A. Krueger, its director ... 20 appearances chalked up the summer and past year . . . merited a shiny trophy . . . beginners striving for a Chair in the regular orchestra . . . Leyden's choir in robes purchased with proceeds from its operetta . . . concluding scene from senior play “Newspaper Rride” . . . operetta cast of the second annual two-night performance in “()ld V ienna” . . combined choir and principals in operetta . . Mr. Husband, director, ingenues of the senior play, and the birthday cake . . “( inderella of Loreland,” junior play, presented for two successive evenings . . band librarians . . .a blunt refusal in the junior play . . . Leyden’s “Maroon Maestroes . . . themilitary band in placing formation . . . two “I, boys . . more scrapes involving jealousy of “Cinderella . . . poor Cinderella s cat seems to l e in a “jam” Leyden’s victorious orchestra . . . came out 2nd divisions in National Contest of Columbus, O. Leyden tracksters in the department of Javelin throwing and pole vaulting are yearly coming into more prominence . . . victors in a tennis match . . . ‘strike out’ for the girls' gym teams . . . men of the gridirons . . . Leyden's conquering heroes again champs this year . . . our cheer leaders the very essence of | ep and school spirit . . . more female tennis Leydenites . . . the girls go in for archery in a big way also . . . our up-and-coming lwisketball and baseball teams also found their way into the Leyden limelight . . . trophy case which displays the achievements of Leyden's teams ... a four cornered view of the good old east side basket . . . the girls' outdoor soccer team . . . ready for the kickoff . . . freshmen and sophomore lads (Leyden Ponies) are hearing a few pointers from their captain in “time out . . . hoys’ gym in formation—showing off a bit . . . G. A. A. Girls out for basketthall ringers . . . making a basket ... a couple of bull’s eyes for the girl archers. AROUND THE FIELD ABOUT THE SCHOOL “I, club boys, headed by Mr. Watson . . . crew, stapling Ley-denite paper . . . outer office. Miss Mahler taking dictation . . . Mr. Wat -Son at the phone . . . board of control of the Leeydenite Annual . . . Mrs. Lai or, (lean, giving absence and tardy excuses . . . Allison Hayless presenting her argument l efore the freshman debating teams; “Resolved, That All I’ltblic Utilities l e Publicly Owned and Operated . . . “Tony Docimo assisting Miss Riehl . . Lois Schutt, valedictorian, and Marianne i ache. salutatorian . . . checking minutes of Home “Ec Club with Miss Lowe . . . “clean tip the kitchen campaign after the lunch rush hours . . . Clyde Kirchoff in action before Miss Murphy and the negative debate team . . . fire patrol under the supervision of Mr. Gannawav. R. W. Damron Fred Krueger LEYDEN BOOSTERS G. V. Deal Mrs. H. E. Dodge Elizabeth Flood Freddie’s Place Franklin Park Cleaners and Dyers Franklin Park Dry Goods Leyden Restaurant Mary Mitchell I-alor I.isuzzo’s Grocery Store Edith Lowe Dr. M. II. Low— Dentist Ma Nettleton’s Hamburgers Franklin Park Royal Blue Blanche Mahler J. W. Gannaway L. A. Meyer Adeline Goltermann Helen Miller FRANKLIN PARK Fred Hackett E. A. Mudgett Josephine Herd Mariette Murphy Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Anderson John Dillon Husband Paul's Barber Shop Virginia Bieber Ray Kanwischer Edwin Popp Kaspar’s Food Shop Barney Reeves’ Service Station Mrs. .V.Banreis Kiwanis Club Ernest A. Rerucha Community 'Methodist Church V. J. Koenig Josephine Riehl ’The Science Club sponsored by Mr. Steel and led by Mike Esposito . . . class officers of all four classes from the freshman to senior . . . Members and LEYDEN pledges of the Quill and Scroll with their faculty adviser, Miss Robertson ... a Glenna Roberts Opal Robertson Clarice Roseland Rozzi’s 1’lace Sax-Tiedemann Funeral Home Mary 1). Schutt Mr. and Mrs. 1.. A. Stark Wade A. Steel Stack-land Service Station Frank Tedei Eloise Thomas Mrs. Warzel Mr. and Mrs. I.. It. Watson RIVER GROVE lllue Castle Dairy- Board of Education Evans’ Dairy Store Exclusive Cleaners and Dyers Fiees Brothers Coal Company 1 larry Shaw’s Royal Blue Kolb’s Dry Goods Store Leyden Real Estate and Insurance Village of River Grove Officials William “Financier” Metzger Maywood Farms Mr. Arthur X. Haugan Mrs. Margaret Rasmussen Palm's Hardware Store Peerless Lumber and Supply Co. River Grove Pharmacy Stein’s Meat Market The Wigwam LEYDEN BOOSTERS SCHILLER PARK Ilarbecke Bros. Dairy Leo Zuperku Leyden Coal and Material Co, Mr. and Mrs. Schure Sr. ELMWOOD PARK Dr. James A. Moxon tense moment in the ping-pong doubles . . . everybody’s in this assembly scene BOUT THE SCHOOL including Leyden’s orchestra . . . this is a part of the day which everyone enjoys about the school . . . LUNCH! GO-BY - BUS CLESS O. BURRAS—STATIONARY COMPANY Motor-coach transportation is economical, safe, and OFFICE convenient. I-arge or small groups, long or small trips. AND You can travel better by bus. SCHOOL 1 I L.I LEYDEN MOTOR COACH COMPANY J. J. CHARLESTON — AGENT BLACK CAB COMPANY FRANKLIN PARK SUPPLY CO. Phone — Franklin Park 490 Phone—Franklin Park 2100 MR. B. L. FARVER VILLAGE OFFICIALS DRUGS Franklin Park JOSLYN SUPPLY COMPANY m WA DSWORTI1 IIA R DWA R E Franklin Park Franklin Park McAVIN FUNERAL HOME OUTSIDE INN Franklin Park River Road THORSEN’S GLASS HOUSE HARLEM NORTH GOLF PRACTICE 2 Blocks N. off Grand pn River Rd. Improve Your Golf — See Us PAUL'S SERVICE STATION I awrence Ave. at 25th JOHN SEXTON CO. — Sherman J. Sexton O’MALLEY'S GROCERIES MEATS W. E. TAYLOR 9669 Franklin .Ave. CARTAGE Franklin Park 9 10 Franklin Park 244R BRA DOF'S IGA STORE DEBUS HARDW ARE STORE GROCERIES MEATS 9654 Franklin Ave. - . Paints F. P. 172 L. GIRBES COAL CO. BEST WISHES 9574 Franklin Ave. Charlie Wellis and Bros. • COAL. WOOD, BUILDING MATERIAL POW-WOW COMPLIMENTS Schulze BUTTERNUT OF Bread By Weight A FRIEND MILK AND BUTTER I IE REF JONES CO. Buy At Home and Save Money Mr. (i. H. Morgan, Manager WARSAW IRONERS. REFRIGERATORS, RADIOS 221 N. LaSalle Street, Chicago BETTER HOME APPLIANCE COMPANY 5105 Rose Street Franklin Park Jevtelry - Class Rings - Irofhys COMPLIMENTS MclNTt )SH of the Bus Service East 20 East Randolph BOARD OF EDUCATION Phone—-Randolph 9510 Leyden Community High School LINCOLN TRAIIAVAY SYSTEM THOMPSON’S ICE CREAM COMPANY Unexcelled lee Cream 1905 Webster Avenue Chicago, Illinois Brunswick 4004 C. J. Weishaar, Distributor The Cleaning Soaps, Brushes and Maintenance used in The largest Selection of Band Instruments in Chicago!! Leyden High School are furnished GEORGE C. DIVER MUSIC CO. 521 S. Wabash Avenue By Phone Webster 4797 THEODORE 11. ROBERTSON CO. ■ 700-704 W. Division Street Compliments Of Compliments of ROBERT E. BROWN A FRIEND Agent, Southwestern Publishing Co. Complete Club, Restaurant. Cafeteria and Institutional M O N A R C H Equipment, Chinaware, Glassware and Silverware F I N E R THE STEARNES COMPANY F O O D S 1555 S. Wabash Ave.. Chicago CIRCLE GROCERY MARKET 19 Elmwood Parkway River Grove 1289 Success In You!! ROXY CLOTHING COMPANY 7189 West Grand Ave. HANSEN AND OHLIN MONTE CLARE THEATER Belmont and River Rd. Grand near Harlem DINE DANCE F. P. 1% TRENT 1 NO-A I.PI NE GROVE. 3.W7 Mannheim Compliments of Excellent Refreshments, Dancing JEAN ARMSTRONG’S Music Hv MAROON M ESTROES “Ha v-Laiidintj Barbecue” Accommodations for Parties River Road Lawrence Avenue Compliments Compliments of of THE WESTWOOD LAUNDRY Phone—River Grove 1100 THE CANDY MAN Equip Leyden High with CONNS Ask the boys and girls who arc using Conn precision-built band and orchestra instruments how easy they are to play. Notice the bands which are taking first places in contests—many are Conn-equipped. You are always welcome to look over our large assortment of Instruments— KASY TERMS Complete selection of Hand and Orchestra Music, foreign and domestic publications. 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