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

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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.

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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.

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 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