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

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SHADOWS AND Hoir I L. Sandkri.in; II. Phi;. TKH; J. Doss: . (fHKKI.M ; J. Jknskn; NX . K tkh. How 3 (i. Smid; II. Knott; I). X NDHKtVS; II. Pkdrrsbm; II. IlKILK. Row 2—K. Jambs; V Clark II. Watson; l. Mkilskn; XI. Fox. Row I—XI. Hryck; C. I.oy-crkn; I). Kybski; (J. X hbaton XI. llo«VR. Row I II. Nohk; X Sanokks; XX. IIjbkkkoaaRD; XI. XIichki.s (i. Stbh ART; K. (vKKKNR. Rom :i R. Gray is; T. x m l.RR; NX. XX ass mi no; II. XX n i -iams; T. Parky. Row 2— L. Thorckrsrn: (!. Tkkpstiu; I. Mattiikws; II. LaPrksti; II. Hii.lrmkyrr. Huh I K. Miua: x. Our-ada; I. Pkbski; K. XX irck; XI. Ol.SKN. Row X. immkhman; C. Hi his; I.. (Irkcory ; S. I.ATor. ii ; I). USaor; II. I nii.i.i Row 3—R. Hammarmbistkr; J. McDonald; II. IIkach; I). C01.1.KTT1; K. McNamara. Row 2 XI. Luktii; J. Sciialk: C. IIBRNSTROM; F. II KID; XI. Fiori. Row I—-11. XI1 i.i.t.H; E. (»ros -! a; II. IIirk; II. IIobpi'NRR; I.. Thkidr 1 RG RKT Bryce ( lONR l Bl ltlS Naomi Cl kk John Doss Mildred Knger 11.LI AM GREELEY RoBKRT GrEENK Warren Gi estin Bbtty IIillemkyer Rudy Kaminski Etiikl Kotloxv KdXX IN M XI.KNH Ivy 1 xtthf.xxs Betty McCarthy Kdxx rd McNam xr x Herxian Noiik Lilli n Pugli x Betty Jean W tmjn

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STEALING INTO VI EW September 7. 1939 Leyden opened its doors once more to an onrush of students. In the midst of the hurrying group, one hundred and forty bewildered young things could be seen. They were the freshmen. Hut they were not made of the stuff that stays bewildered and confused for after a few days they were running off with t lie hearts of the upper classmen and making friends with the sophomores. Now they can look back to a whole year of success and happiness at Leyden. 'I heir skit for the home-coming game. November 3. was an ingenious pantomime of going to the game by train. I he other classes witnessed it w ith surprised pleasure and awarded the freshm-n second prize. 'Pile freshmen parts of pril 12. allowed the freshmen to gel together and talk things and themselves over, for the atmosphere was unladen by upperclassmen. There are one hundred and lifts sophomores at Leyden, the largest class in the school, and what a class. In the past two sears tliev have furnished more amusement for Leyden than any of the others. When thes first entered, the Leydenites looked at them ssith the disfavor to which most freshmen are subjected, but their irresistable charm just grew on the upjierclassmen until now tliev could hardly do without them. April 19. sasv the sophomores at their party. It ssas the first party at which they entertained guests and thes did it so well that many came assay saying they had never attended a more enjoyable one. Now the juniors. Thes are an unusual class. There are more boys(sevcnty -four of cm) than girls. (Seventy-four boss and sixts-five girls the total, one hundred thirty-nine.) I he junior play American. Vers Karls netted them such a profit that they sponsored the first Off I he ( ainpus prom Lev den has set seen. Next sear, if such a thing be possible, they will probably put on an even better performance. The juniors too had a class parts, one given by the boys for the girls. I lie girls had sold more tickets to the plas than the boys so they svere honored with this party. Ol KICKRS President Freshmen: Glen 1 shi.er Sophomores: LeRoy Steingraber Juniors: Edwin Maleml-s I ice President Richard Greene Rueben Penna William Greeley Secretary Theresa I.isuzzo Grace Hachmeister Richard Doss Treasurer Robert Goeske Cornelia Boerems Ethel Kotlovs Freshmen: Sophomores: Juniors: Miss Gless Miss I) sms Miss Klim id SPONSORS Miss IIeimes Miss Strsnd Miss M slonky Mr. Botts Mr. Stark Mr. Wadsworth Mr. Engberc Mr. England Mr. Moser

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SUBSTANCE Jl MOR-SEMOR PROM rriie annual crowning social event of the vear. the Prom, was held on Yla 17 honoring the PMO seniors. 'Pile ballroom of the Oak Park Club was leased for tin occasion which, with music h Pee Wee Johnsons orchestra, professional entertainment, attractive programs, ami tastv refreshments, assured a gala event. Kdwin Mai.kniis Prcm Chairman Bill Gkkki.kv IIkhman Noiik Harvey Sanders 1 ary Fiori Ftiiki. Koti.ow M ARJOIUK M (CURLS Decoration Kntrrt wnmkvt M i sir. R EFRESIIMKNT Busine ss PROCK I Row 4—T. Radabargii; R. Fox; J. Thkodasakis; I.. Ai.i.rkd; C. I.enhahdt; W. Cai.i.pas. Hou A I . Stein; S. Bah so; C. Dent; T. Tkdei; C. Prgi.ia. Row 2 -S. Wkbkr; I). Yoke h. Koiii.fks; VI. Engkr; K. ANPERSON Ron I I . Thompson; T.Smid; R. Sti hm; F. Dkgara; ( . Dittm kr Ron 3 II. Mohtknskn; R. Strickland; K. Taylor; J. Emich; R. K minski. Row 2—A. Web erg; K. Mal-emi »; C. Lieiike; A. Boca-tc; II. Hanson. Ron I I). Murphy; K. V an Dyke: B. Crahkr; E. Mai.- i.oy; (). II ACIIM KIHTEII. Row 3— L. Mazxrlla; E. Car-Kol ; II. l l I IKK; S. W I K kr; I . QoluKga Row 2—1 . Sweeney; R. Te-dei; E. Lainwerer; R. [ l i.ikr; M. Dolan; I. Kirmsb. Ron I I .......u . I . PlVBI son; . Cuestin; C. Dk Pinto; L. Bkiz Jl MORS NOT PICTt RED J. Mono; F. Borrelli; VI. Roi drew ; R. Donoa an; R. Doss; . Jensen; R. Kitz-mii.i.ER; C. Kri se; . I,o ;-eiki.d; C. Pagels; R. Philip; E. Scheitler; W . Siaaek; II. Spencer; F. Stukve; E. Wink-el: V. S'rswak; V. Degnes; I. Drury: A. Makaris; A. Mala panes; B. McCarthy I.. Puglia: C. Rai sciier; I.. Schultz: VI.Stour; F. Stretch.