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

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“I’ig-Hearted Herbert and Shirtsleeves, both three-act comedies, were presented by the Senior and Junior classes respectively. I nder the direction of Miss Emma La Porte and with the able support of Mr. Hackett and Mr. Rerucha, these plays resulted in a tremendous success. Joseph Lisizzo should also be commended for bis excellent service behind scenes. The Masque and Whig Club, under the advisor.shi]' Miss Emma La Porte, has given a large portion of time toward the assembly programs. Another fraction Leyden’s dramatic talent is devoted to debate, and inn: the guidance of Miss Murphy, lias also profited by th. year's work. The title of the “Most Industrious Organization in : School must be given to the Leydenite Paper Staff. W 28

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 prano II—A. Boyd. M. Calabrese. R. Colletti, L. Lippmann. E. Pettis. I Preski, I). Rybski. Ito I—L. Belz, D. Murphy, I). Stellman. W. Wildner. T. Worihey. Ito II—G. Ilachmeister. H. Nelson, G. Neuberger. I. Nordic. M. Retry. 1 Pizzurillt, J. Tudor, I. Vensberg. E. Watson. enor I—J. Charleston, L. Nielsen, P. Qolunga, J. Wildner. Tenor II—A. Seno. W. Smith. W. Simon. Bass I—R. Green, B. Reeves, E. Reid. F. Simon. Bass II—B. Durland, W. McNerney, A. Mueller. A. Myers, R. Pishotta. A. Ruby. H. Zimmerman. Accompanist—1). Turner. Ilf red Ruby, Vincent Niedermeyer, Edward Ruff, Demond, Harry Papadakis, and William Strouse. Mr. Villiam Mitchel, Robert Simonson, Mary Elizabeth Krieger, director.

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 ir, w the combined efforts of Miss Klein and the Staff, the publication showed some outstanding improvements. The annual advertising staff proved its ability as salesmen when the annual sales soared “sky-high ith the help of Mr. Wadsworth, they canvassed the entire surrounding territory, securing ample funds to pay for this year's annual publication.