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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1951 volume:

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JEROME MOHRHUSEN DEDICATION Xxc fmd the turmoll of the eloxxd 18 enormous as xxe tontmue our lournex doxx n the nudxx ax Suddenlx, a x OILC d1st1netlx uses 1boxe the eonfuslon about us The poxx erful xolee belongs to 1n equallx poxx erful man Vx ho IS lf The bright eheelxs on h1s 11tlxet, the tr1drt1on1l str1xx h1t belonff to no other one but our chlef b1rker xx ho 18 as much 1 p1rt of the elreus as the anlmals and the cloxxns VVhat e1reus person1l1tx IS more xoxral athlet1e, or 1mb1t1ouS than our oxxn star, xlr Jerome Xlohrhusen H1s xx 11m smlle h1s xx on hxm mnumerable frxends and defl I1lIClx lastlnfr ones Not to be torflotten 18 the respeet and 1dm1rat1on xvhlch ae companx them On the scrrous slde X11 Nlohrhusen te aehes xIllCf1L2ll1 h1storx and has been dolng so for ten x e1rs although he looks 1s thouffh he xust ffradu1ted from college I he r101d phx s1t1l pI'0QI 'iI1l he e1rr1es xx ould 6I1'llllC hun to be a tralner lnstead of 1 barlxer Bx xx 1llt1n0 to sehool 1t 1 Spflllqlllij pate dallx, bx eoaehlng the cross eountry te1m, bx pl1x1ng a brutal QWINC of tennls he 18 eertalnlx keeping the x ounver Uener mon of qrex hounds 1 s1fe dlstante behmd Students are 1lxx lxs eompl11n1nfr 1bout fllClI' he1xx burden of extra turrlcular I Club 1nd H1 X h1s fflx en the boxs ln 1de1l to pursue His superxlslon of th XV3Sl1lIlgIKDH tup mght sehool prooram xx luth h1s brought so much enloxfment and ltnoxx ledge em not be ox elloolted 1 he qre1t LOI1U'lllllCl0US he h1s m1de do not end If elther the door to l ex den or the fl1p of our bug top but extend mto eommumtx 1ft11rs llso He IS 1 member of the Klxx 1n1s Club, he 1d of our lot 1l Inf1nt1le Paralx s1s drlx Q, 'llld an attlxe mem ber of both school 1nd CllllILll 0I'fTll11l2Il0I1S Mr Xlohrhusen lxx es m lrfunltlm Plfle and h1s three Uroxxmg sons xx ho cer t.11nlV h1xe 1 lonw d1st1nte to tr1x el 1n order to folloxx IH CllClI' father s footsteps xvlfh smeert ffr1t1tude I ex den expresses lts 1ppreuat1on to NI1 Nlohrhusen for h1s outstandmfr xx mt, h1s edutatroml rruldlnee 1nd h1s slneere, unselflsh serxrce -Xlong xx xth our expresslon of frr1r1tude xxe hope he xx 1ll alxx 1x 5 be 1s xoung at heart as gax of splrlt 1nd1svood 1 friend to all of us 1s he has been 1n the past 7 7 - I x- v I - ' ' f w . l v l l 'Q lc ' V 4 4 1 c ' c D . Y .K I . . Y . 1 . . h c . D i 1 x U 1 - ' J 2 u A h s I. ' 4 .4 - . K Ll . C cj h . 1 D 1 . 4 . . ,' . A' 1 ' D Q ' 1 2 Q t 1' ' ' H' ' ' ' .' - X C -v li' K K L1 .4 ' Y f S h 2 A .' . 1 1 l' ' f ' . . . I . ' 1 5. . J -' aetxvltles. Mr. Nlohrhusen IS equally as overloaded. H15 expert sponsorshlp of the . ' '-' gh' . . . 5: e 4 .l x - ' . Y 4 -L D .' 2 f . .Q 4 Y .' ' 1 . .' ' hi . . . J ' Q ' . ' 1 ' .J h ' L' . J ' - , ' v . ' . . . ' . ' ' W . . 4 .' f N ' Y ' . . . ' ' l . D X X n 4 ' 1 HY. .- '.',' id ,I L E A A .1 A . K ' -,V l-l T C A U q ' , It -Y L 4 L-N 47 ki Mr WADE STEEL Asszstant Prznczpal Mr Steel IS the man you almost see bustlmg about Leyden's halls It IS h1s duty to arrange the yearly classroom program for the students, whlch takes up most of h1s tlme. Besldes v1s1t1ng elghth grade students to gather new materlal for Leyden's halls of learmng, he also SUPCIVISCS the cafeterla In short Mr Steel represents the law and order around our school Prmczpal A warm frrendly smlle 1S typlcal of Mr Xlvrsaker who conslders Leyden as one large happy famlly Through h1s efforts to galn better f3.CllltlCS for the students we are noted as a progressrve school We were the flrst school to 1n1t1ate the Teachers Workshop IH our area and now other schools are followlng su1t He IS also responsrble for startmg the Core program for freshmen and sophomores at Leyden Our school IS very fortunate to have Mr Ylvlsaker as our prlnclpal because he wants to make Levden the best school ever' sf as an arsh Mr. HERMAN-YLVISAKER +12 . . . . flex . ' ' ? - , M N., jf fit. rg a,,., 5 S . Mr. HENRY KENNEDY Dean of Boys Mr Kennedy I have a problem Wlll you please help me? All year long such famlllaf pleas are heard and answered by our dean of boys Mr Kennedy IS the lovlal man who gxves sxncere advlse and counsel to the boys He advises freshmen boys on the1r four year plan and also promotes the College Day for the Juniors and SCHIOIS who w1sh to go to college Mr Kennedy sponsors the Student Councll manages the club program and supervlses the hall monltors Our school 15 very happy to have such a Wonderful dean of boys as Mr Kennedy ?K MISS ALICE JONES Dean of Gzrls The old savlng a frlend ln need IS a frlend lndeed can be applied to our hardworklng dean of glrls Mlss jones She sometlmes thlnks she s runnmg a three rmg clrcus' In her 0fflCC NIISSJOIICS trys to help a glfl to see or understand her ovn problems and to make the most of her own posslbllltles She has the all lmportant lob of belng ln charge of the school calendar and 19 advlsor of thy I evden Clrls League an I ' . , . 77 7 li 79 ' ' 7 7 Fig' , 4' . H . . . . 1 ,, ' A u s , . , . . . . , l ' 9 . , . J I . Q O , AX ff A 'Q ff . ,V . 'L THE SCHOOL BOARD RP' ....,..,Xr I IO RK lll Xl1ssl Br1nktrl1off Xlr Osbourne Xlr R Lot 111111 Xlr X lxellernmn Xlr 'I lurehoff Nlr ll Xlx1s.1kf.r Xlr l XX Anders The ling fue descr1bes Lex den s school board lt heis been throuffh their help and efforts that we fire culled such '1 progressive school Xluch of the cred1t Goes to Nlr Xlvisaker HIS SLIQUCSTIOHS are so xx orthxx h1le that they .1111 axs seem to be follow ed Xliss Brmlxerhoff 15 pres1dent and Nlr Keller man 15 secretarx of the Board. Hr. Cochran IS the serious incniber while Mr. Kirchoff brings in the witty and humorous side to the meetings. These two plus Xlr. XVanders form the trustees of the Board. These nienibers run our school wisely and efficiently. VVe deeply appreciate their interest in our welfare and education. IO MIMHN XIX. KQJ FCC! . A , . P W . , ' , 55 I Q V F . f ? ' . I 1 I , f W XA ,J ' p' 7 2- 1 N , Sk 1 , - - Xxxsx . 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Q 21 T' C s. 5 C i I Dep 'll MM' BHCS Q 5 r ' l r ' A ,.i 4 , , V Q :Y -- g 1 T, Q4 Q g' E 0 Q 0 0 J :., ! in 5 ' if . a I ' Q 5 I ' 5 0 - l Q Mathematics Dep E a U A 2 3 '-l 5 C 5 Q 1 5 , 5 , I Social Sei Department Xlr luseph Nlonlt Nlrs Helen Sr john Xlr Duane Boclter Nllss Dorothy Taylor sew' Elrtment I LI I' TO RIGHT Nhss X7lI'g1I118 XVeston Mrs Murlel frxpp Xlr Louls Granzm H1551 Floud I4 ,Q I l I1 IO RIGHI Nh Harrx lurnbull Xlrs Llalrn -Xggu Nlr Arthur Lambert Educat on D artment C3 P s l.lfF'I' TO RIGHT: Nliss XVilma Billingtong Hr. Sam linglandg Hr, George Buiang .Xliss Mary Abbott. I5 Natura Sc ence D artment conomics Department LILFT TO RIGHT Nllss hdlth Maas VI1ss Ruth Cagle Nhss Edlth XVh1tc house Nlrs Ldlth Lowe Library Speech Department PN NIISS PILARCL LEFT TO RIGHT Vhss Maqorxe Gatley M Bertrand I-Ienne I6 Ent 3l'tITl X ,d jf Z., . in . Y ' ' :il f' if ff 'N . . 5 'Af f l Q ' d ' Trade skins Dep I Left to Rzgbr Ur Elmer G Wumm Wir Edward Saxhaug Vlr Donald Hanson Wir Lynn Watson Wir Ernest A Rerucha Art Department Audio Vlsual Department Left 10 Rlgbt Hr Larle L Ixuns, 'Sir W arren Rentzel 'Xlr 'Nloser 17 I ff Sta CE Off I M . l l lil f' M . 3 I u Q X' -X K' A. . X, . . 3 X ,H , b ' I sl A . - U: 4. .' 2 ' K ' r i 1 L se Q ' Wx , V' , Q! 1 aiffel i C3 Mrs Elame Broadfoot Mrs A Tledemann Mrs Lynn Watson 'Mrs Inez Conrad Miss My rtle Van Dyke Psychologist School Nurse '1 7 ,-45 Xlrs Ixe11XV1ll Nlrs Florence Rome I8 , L Jive'-',,-v ' M X 'z if ',, f ,fr L. .Q-f '-41 1-A- fri AGA- is...--: ' y , , 1 ' I ff ' f , ff 5 ' ,f . f, ,nn- . ,aff I - E f 1 . A- X V H- ,,,,J..-- Il' f V -'-n -- --fjnv C F V' ' x .f-41f 'ff M A' Q, M , , M- -A ..- ,f 5541-..-A--1, T' ' ' ,Q . - -- --:- , i,-,,...... Q1--'J' fl. l I FIRST ROXY: R. Ahr- ens, S. Alascia, S. Han- sen, AI. Slicker, R. Root, F. VVitt. SICCON IJ ROXV: R. Sorenson, A. Kramer. TI IIRD ROXY: R. Bradley, T. jay, Skolarz, I. Neuman, R. lsenhart, lf. G r o te . Black, J. Kuehn, If. Piz- zirulli, Lange, I.. Quaranta, D. Herman- son, L. Roberts, IQ. Smo- turno. FIITTII ROXV: If. Piraino, D. Kuczon, D. Pliers, P. lloll, XY. I.acy, R. Drogmueller, R. Lar- son, j. Smid, I.. Borke, II. Xleyer. Hard Work Does It ,Alembcrs of the UI. Club can be recognized by their maroon caps and white sweaters. They are a symbol of fair plav and team spirit. Those boys earning a major letter in sports are eligible for membership. The ML Club is under the leadership of Alt. Jerome Alohrhusen. FIRST ROXV: D. Stre- bel. S. Holman, E. Se- groves. L. Rohr, D johnson, B. Dahlgren, Nl. NVahl, j. Schiedler, D. Miller, S. Romano. SICCOND ROXV: A Scoma. XI. Haese, B. Kaehler, P. Hammar- gren, N. Luga, J. Knopf, R. Romano, I.. Awe, G. Mueller. THIRD ROXV: A. Russel, K. Grote. C. Carpenter. Gablin, S. Farnham. P. Carey, D. Swanson, A johnson, j. Nielsen, J. Korda, A. Ilurmence. I-'O URTII ROXV: S. XVarriecke, I. Allen, B. Dahl, B. Shanks, I.. Killinger, P. Roze, j. Hartsel. D. Swat- son. C. Xlagnan, LQ. Harris, J. Isenhart. They're Gymnastic, Plastic, and Elastic No circus is complete without its female performers. Levden is no excep- tion. It has its G.A.A. Any girls willing to earn 500 points in sports and to participate in initiation activities, may qualify for membership. Co-sponsors are Aliss XVilma Billington and Miss Marv Abbott. Drennan, Ruzccki, A. Russell. R. lfrabizio, T. Core, T. Schiferl, j. Kells, R. Stewart, If. Bigsby, R. Allen, C. FOUR TH RCAV: j. czynski, G. Voss, gl. I.a- I'IRS'I' ROIY: C. Gim- ino, I.. Schcurman, j. O'Doxvd, XI. Ruzcclci, S. Bolda, I. Iiruxvton. I.. Ilunter, XI, Calabrcsc. SIZCOND RUXY: C. Kaspari, C Connollcv, lf. Iferg, IQ. Dcvience. I.. Remelius. C. Nlagnan. D, Vogel. TIIIRD ROXY: D. Xvlkllll. D. Ornierotl, D. Ruppert. Perfctto, D. Kuroxvski, D. Swan- so n, B. Kaehler, j. Reeves. l7OL'RTIl RUIY: T. Gore. R. .Xhr- ens, R. Poplar, R. Bou- bek, N. Sclnetler. R. Schwartz, XY. Bieber- stein. .-X. Topel, Ii. Smo- czynski, -I. Ardinger. A Goal Well Earned Everv Year a group of juniors and seniors are chosen to become members of the National Honor Societv bv the facultv and students. These stu- dents are outstanding in scholarship, leadership and service. VVith the help of .Xliss .Xlariette Murphy and Xlr. Ifrnest Rerucha, this societv sponsors the I-Ioineconiing Dance and College Dav. Leyden Shutterbugs Have vou ever wondered how it would feel to be on the other side of the camera? Ask one of I.eVden's Camera Club members. Any students interested in photography and owning aicamerp can join the club. VVith the able help of Xlr. Orville Savers. these students take pic- tures at the Turnabout and other activities. ,J Qi RQIK I7lRS'I' ROIY: B. Stra maglia. R. Hendricks, N. Bolda. F. Knislcern, H. Bianchi. SI-QCOND ROIXQ Xlr. Sayers. A. Dent. -I. Reeves. R. Patz- ke. T. Sievcrt. THIRD ROIY: II. Danklefsen. R. Clausen. T. Barrels. I. Ardinger, D. Knapp. FIRST ROVV: D. Nona K. Hofmann, j. Sikora R. Trossen, R. Stewart SECOND ROIY: R Darst, R. Searle, D. Earl G. Laing, C. Dayhofl' G. Voss, D. Knapp, j P. Holl, K. XVindberg XV. Lacy, O'Dowd, R Trumbull, NI. Heiberger K. Spoo. Service With A Smile The Hi-Y has an aim and purpose which it follows throughout the year -that of serving others. While doing this the boys also enjoy themselves with other activities. After a short business meeting they play basketball or other games. They are under the leadership of Mr. Jerome Mohrhusen. FIRST ROXV: L. Rohr. L. Hunter, B. Kaehler, D.'Kennedy, L. Rich- ardson. SECOND ROXV: M. Curtis, A. Colangelo, N. Luga, B. Dahlgren, -I. Knopf, NV. Crown, York. THIRD ROXV: E. Anson, L. Awe, L. Awe, I-I. Young, M. XVahl, M. Vogel, I. Brewton, L. Remelius, M. Ruzecki. Giving For The Living All activities of the Tri-Hi-Y' are carried on for the purpose of helping others. By sponsoring dances and conducting food and clothing drives they are able to do this. Any sophomore, junior, or senior girls interested in this type of work, plus the fun and enjoyment of doing things for others, is eligible for member- ship. Haney. TH IRD ROVV: FIRST ROXY: j. Hart- sel, S. Kellerman, B Patlke, P. Fox, M, Zwo- Ianek, A. Siebold, D M'ishcr, J. Iscnhart, P Heale. SECOND ROXY: S. Gablin, M. Ijrickson R. Cundiff, L. Mclflmeel D. Miller, S. Holman, D. Strebel, E. Segroves, I-Q. Harris, C. Itter, j. Korda. AI. Nielsen, T. Roucka, Ii. Killinger, P. Role, D. Holly. THIRD ROXY1 S. Carlton, T. Schalkoxv- ski, M. Haese, B. Shanks, L. Remelius, L. Petersen. V. Curtis, A. Heining, D. Green, I. Sylvester, C. Healander, R. Romano, A. Russel, Tiedemann, B. Shaw, G. Mueller, K. Grote. FOURTH ROXV: S. M'arnecke, I. Allen, B. Dahl, D. Sivan- son, D. Kennedy, C. Magnan, A. Hurmencc, D. I-Qarl, XY. Lacy, For Spirit's Sake Hoxv many games did vou attend this season? If it was less than 20, vou are not a true Levdenite. Ruzecki, H. XVilkinson, K. Volkman, J. Strawn D. Hitchcock, Anson, M. Curtis, M. Snyder. ing our boys on to victory. Every Girl Can Be A Cinderella The aim of the L.G.L. is to make every girl feel important, and to en- courage her to take part in the big parade of school activities. The L.G.L. sponsors the Freshman Mixer, Christmas Party, Chocolate Chats, All-Girl Assembly, and the Senior AIother-and-Daughter Tea. This is made possible under the supervision of Miss Alice jones, Dean of Girls. The Pep Club could well be called I.evden's most loyal students. This group, with Miss Mary Abbott as its sponsor, is present at all games cheer- VIRST ROUY B. Allen P. Ruppert, P. Ifox, .I Perfetto, I.. Hunter, If Burkhartsmier. S Ii C UND ROXY: A. Terp- stra, A. johnson, T. Roucka, B. Slmxv. P. Yogt, P. Trippiede, I. Brexvton, J. York. D. Kennedy. THIRD ROXY: I.. Gleitsman, Ifarnham, L. Awe, L. Pel- licani. C. Reder, A. Gris- eto, B. Schultz, If. Aliil- kens, I.. Rcmclius, S. Waters, D. Loibel. v bull, j. Sikora. D. Yiani XY. I,acy. Camera! Lights! Action! Are you interested in acting, stage lighting, make-up or setting up props? If so, you can heeonie a member of the National Thespian Society hy earning 10 points in any or all of these activities. This organization is under the guidance of .Xliss Nlariorie Galley. FIRST ROXV: j. Stout IJ. Vogel, P. Ilarnmar- gran, S. Bauer, IQ. Heh- nier. SECOND ROXV- XI. Vogel, j. Ardinger, H. XVilkinson, D. liarl Y. Zasadney, XY. Hanna II. Szwail-tart. As I Was Saying- - Do you like to talk? If so. why not put this ability to good use hy joining' the'Debate Team? Although only in its third year, this team, with Hr. Bertrand Henne as their able coach, has a record to be proud of. FIRST ROXY: NI. Vo- gel, I.. Awe, R. Trum- l-'IRST ROXYQ ll. llucn ger, B. Sexton. R. lsen hart, Xl. Sima. ll. Orme rod. R. Trumluull, .Xl llill. SICCONIJ RUN' Xl. Schmidt. C. Connol ley. C. Giinino, .X, Rein oso, Romano. R. Ro mano. l.. Killingcr, ll Swanson. P. Carluicl1.1cl TlllRlD ROXY: j. XYel fing, T. Sandvoss. R. Root, N. lYilliams, R. lrosscn. Ollowd. sl Kramer, S. llcddlcson Xx.xlCC,UI'ITl1lCli.'l Todd, l.aturno. Of, By, And For The Students Among l,.eVden's manv clubs. we find a Verx' important group of students whose job is to run Levden High in a democratic wav. The name given to this group is Student Council. Each Year it sponsors the Homecoming activities. dances. the concession stands. and mam' other small and important things which are needed to run a high school. Leyden In Print The Student Council presents its new addition to the Levden familv. the Faglelite. Coming out every Monday. this paper brings us news while it is news. Sponsored by .Xliss Marjorie .Xlcl.eod and edited hx' Carole Ciimino. the Eaglelite has proved to he a big success. Q, . iff n elius. C. Cimino, C. Con UND ROXY: R. Soren son. j. l.ee. L. Blanchette ll. Swanson. R, Barzano lf. Bruhn. A. Sicliold. ,Xl T '11 5 Zwolanck. T. Roucka. ll llitclicock. XY, lacy ... 'ff'-5 X 3 ,um Nlcl.eod. mg FIRST RUXY: I.. Rem- uollcy. l. XYcigand. SFC- gs! And So The Story Goes VVitbout stage hands and other behind the scenes workers there would be no circus. This is also true of the ambitious and hardworking Annual staff. Starting as early as last june this group was already making plans for the 1951 Eagle. Dolores Swanson was chosen as editor-in-chief with Elaine Harris as her able assistant. Mrs. Rosemary Formolo and Mr. Earl Kuns are the faculty advisors. It can be said with all sincerity that this group has given a good deal of time and energy in order to bring to you the 1951 Eagle. FIRST ROXV: L. SCl1CLlI'l11QlI1, L. Richardson, D. Kennedy, D. Swanson, Nl. Scliacht. D. Hill, M. Tenerelli. SECOND ROXV: Mrs. Formolo, E. Devience, E. Harris, Nl. Ruzecki, Mr. Kuns. THIRD ROXV: K. Volkman, B. Schultz. Segroves, N. Luga, E. Killinger, A. Topel. J x ,LQ fig: Q9 Qvfx TNA X VT., , ., K x f wx 641231 ,CL , X 31- x N vm Mix J ' W f 5 Awe, Lydia Bartz, Bob Bergmann, Chuck Carlton, Shirley Carney, Tom Cherry, Frances Cockran, Barbara Coffman, Lois Colletti, Mariann Combs, Lee Cope, Shirley Doyle, Tom Duffy, Ardis Ferg, Elsie Folkerts, jeanette Fox, Robert Galbraith, Phyllis Greene, Burt Gill, Esther Good, Duane Gunderson, Marilyn Choir Roll Hammargren, Phyllis Harris, Elaine Haubner, joAnn I-leyden, Barbara Hill, Xlarilynn Hitchcock, Don lnnocentini, Phil Kellerman, Shirley Kramer, joseph Krueger, Valeria Koehler, Emily Kurowski, Dorothy Larson, Ronald Lawrence, Stewart Lemke, janet Link, Lois Markese, james Nlarszalek, Virginia .XlcClelland, Shirley Meyers, Richard Mueller, Sharon Naples, joe 28 O'Dowd, jim Ore, Ronald Perfetto, josephine Piraino, Eugene Pliers, Dan Richardson, Leslie Ruppert, Phyllis Ruzecki, john Scheitler, Norbert Siebold, Arlene Sorenson, Bob Strawn, jim Stout, joan Topel, Alfred Tuka, Nancy Viani, Margaret Voss, George Wahl. Mary Ann Wilken, Kenneth Zawislak, Dorothy Zwolanek, Marilyn ,X fl . X -ic V ef! I 4,1 N ,Z N : g if a r f , 9 F. . - s r Lf A Q Presenting Mr. Daniel 'l'kach. the Ring master of our Circus' Vocal Music De- partment! Our leader is oneof the hard- est workers in our large circus, and he- cause of this he really puts his students through their paces. Mr. Tkach is always trying to make his acts more interesting by adding a variety of different activities during the year. Choir Officers President, Josephine Perfettog Vice- President. Ronald Larsong Secretary, Dorothy Kurowskig Treasurer, jo- Ann Haubnerg Sergeants-at-Arms,joe Kramer and D-in Pliers , f N 4 Nix vpi nn -I r-A, J Liv ..- The Leyden Circus would not be com- plete without a band, and any band needs a bandmaster. In our circus, Mr. Sigurd Swanson holds this Position, and his se- lection of music is encouraging to every student. His friendly and helpful tips start quite a few on the road to musical success. To many he is one of their fa- vorite teachers. kt. Band Officers Captain, Robert Ahrensg lst Lieutenants, LeRoy Biancalana, Glen Smithg Lieutenants, Tom H art, Stanley Heddleson. 'L CLARINET Glen Smith Charles Rice joanne Kerr Luwana Hamann john Norman Ellen Tiedemann Pat Sylvester Lorraine Hoskins Marjorie Teipel Lorraine Nielsen Mary Schroeder William Haney james Novich janet Kellerman Estelle Ann Cady .Margaret McCullough FLUTE jean Whitchurch Ann Griseto Sylvia Norman OBOE Robert Ahrens Karl Heiber ISASSOON Donna Omerod Leonard Hey Band Roll ALTO CLARINET Denise Ganshirt janet Tatro ALTO SAXOPHONE Ann Hurmence john Wadsworth Margaret Carmen Sheila Rolfe TENOR SAXOPHONE Betty Lou Kaehler Eddy Paul CORNET LeRoy Biancalana joyce Havlicek Walter Lacy Kenneth Hoffman Ruth Cundiff Shirley Holman Violet Besser Susanne Farnham Clyde Pasvogel Tim Sandvoss Richard Kudrna George Hall FRENCH HORN Dorothy Lowrie Richard Ferguson Dorothy Strebel jean Tiedemann Mark Vogel PERCUSSION Earl Grote TROMBONE Stanley Heddleson Delores Koch Grace Kaspari VVillia1n Choin Pat Clark BARITONE Elise Segroves Dorothy Kaufman Frank Allen BASS jim Taubman james Haney john Strebel PIQRCUSSION Tom Hart Mayne Brodkorb Robert Netzel Norbert Bolda X IOLIN XI1rc1a X ogel -Xlfred Topel Dorothw X ogel X aroslax Zasadnex Thelma Roucka Edna Lee Rod Kobeslxo Fred Kobeslxo Susanne Farnham Bette Smger Eleanor Rurxk Barbara -Xbolt B111 Xllller PI UNO Bob I-Iandcoclx Barbara Shanks Orchestra Roll X IOLA Renneth johnson CELLO Donald B1el1clx Alan Osmundson D1el 'iantaxo Shlrlcy johnson Robert Blehck B ASS Blaga M1trox1ch Norman XfV1ll12TlIS Shlrlex Cope DRL NIS Tom Hart I arl Grote XVaw ne Brodkorb Vlolm Trio CL XRINFT Glen Smlth Charles Rxce FLL TE jean VVh1techurch Ann Grlseto CORNFT LeRoy Blancalana Jos ce Has hcek HORN Dorothv Low r1e Rlchard Ferguson TROXIBOINE Delores Koch Stan Heddleson , ' ' ' ' r l ' C . ' V ' . V ' ' ' 1 Y . Audrey Nemeth ,l0hI'l Myers . . A . Y A Y Dorothy Vogel, Alfred Topel, Marcia Vogel. 'ia 1 li QQYQIQ f ' ' .Qi 11353 mfdi 5 YT 1 3 D V Ill U U'J ':! 9 , 4 i , . , Y .5 g 'fel a A S nail '1. Q in 6, F yn? 3 lgg V l I Q - n K 1 r 1 Y! m fn qs -ei'-5 : if'-f X'-5 Rough And Rugged V1 Cl FIRST ROW: R. Drogmueller, j. Rende, T. Gore, R. Isenhart, E. Smocznski, M. Slicker, R. Frabizio, H. Myer, L. Bork. SECOND ROW: F. Witt, Mgr., J. Taubman, T. Schiferl, E. Pizzirulli, S. Hansen, S. Mascia, L. Quaranta, R. Allen, D. Hermanson, R. Leyden Leyden Leyden Leyden Leyden Leyden Leyden Leyden 33 Bensenville 0 6 Blue Island 7 46 York 0 21 Downers Grove 20 13 Steimetz 13 13 Thornton 0 7 La Grange 7 33 Arlington Heights 12 Pestello, L. Neuman. THIRD ROW: Mr. G. Cox, Coachg E. Augustine, T. Hart, j. Kramer, D. Kuthe, J. Lange, Mr. G. Bujan, Coach, j. Smid, T. Shan- non, A. Russel, R. Bartz, R. Larson, Mr. D. Boelter, Coach. Now that the last game of the 1950 football season is past, but not forgotten, Leyden's strong eleven have chalked up a very good record for themselves. By beating the unpredictable Arlington Heights team 33 to 12 in snowy weather the season ended very successfully with 5 wins, 2 ties, and 1 loss. Ten returning starters from the 349 season, and a few juniors and sophomores made up the '50 team. Setting Downers Grove on their heels in the final 30 seconds 21-20 proved to be the most exciting game of the year. Maynard Slicker returning the La Grange opening kickoff for a first period score was just as thrilling. jan Smid received a berth on the All-State team chosen by the N efws-Gazette of Champagne, Illinois. The S1111-Times of Chicago chose Leyden for honorable mention in their poll of the Chicago area schools. Chuck Quaranta, Sam Mascia, john Lange, Tom Gore, and john Rende added the extra spark to make Leyden's 1950 team some- thing to be proud of. 36 .4 ' ' 1' 1 , My my 5. QM- 2? Q55-Y TOP ROVV: R. Allen, M Slicker, C. Quaranta. SEC- OND ROXV: Pizzirulli, J. Smid. NLS 37 THIRD ROXV: R. Larson, T. Gore, D. Hermanson. FOURTH ROXY: Langff. S. Hansen. B O T T O .XI ROXV: S. Nlascia. FUTURE V FIRST ROYV B Phllllps D Jarka B P' in C XV1ll1ams J Gary J Fox Nluroxwh I? R nolds NVadsworth Herman QIRCOND ROV T Wmard B Bradley K Spun j L sun R R15 Gremke D IXCIEZCI L Hey C Ilal R Rulmm laturno j Ixashmxr THIRD ROVV Mr VV Rcxtzel Coach J Nlarlxese K VV1ndberg Y Roc bcrg D Proper D Nlork B Haney I Motkxevucz N Wemeth R Mxro D Nona HUFFI FIRST ROV! -I Black IL Grote R -Xhrens -X ROVV C Hneber P Innocentlm I- Paul Palade Drennan R Stewart -I Ruzeck1 R Solug SLCOND B Powell R Nhlne D Kuczon nj ' ' 4' W A - Y , .ual f 'i I -1 z . ' ' , . , , mills. Z. J , . ' '. ' : . . , ' ' YJ.. N, ,' ' . r ' 7 , . , . , I ,rn Lf- , , . . , . , . - , ' , . I 2 .V 'z ca, lj. johnson, C. Schiferl, R. Thompson, C. Ry- . , . , . , . ar' , . , . , ..' , . , .. ' f' , J. , . I , . f, . 4' rc. . T , 1 . . , . ' , . I . ! Q y - ' , . ., . 'l . 'l Iv . ' . . I I , . . 38 ITY MATERI L Ai . M- ie . l if 3 '- fn 1 4 sq ' 4. , L... UFF FIRST ROVV L lnnocentlm R YVelter D Hall Rooney L Wendt R Anderson j Ehardt R LaBee L Fandel j Bonnfusen C Katz SECOND ROXV j XVOICICCDXVSKI j Hardesty T Closhey NV De Long H Kelly j Haney Krupka Hanna XV Conower Flelder A Duntemann R Null R Kessler THIRD ROVV S Solomon spencer D 1Noxak E Becker D johnson R Schler horn E Opland C johnsen R 'llxller j Scardmo Mr L Granzm Coach Mr E Saxhaug Coach FOURTH ROVV j 'Vlalpanes L Thllmont L Roberts R Ogletree R Swnder R Chaxez E lNar dml D Carlson D Hansen Coach The 1950 X ars1ty Cross Countrx team had as 1ts outstandmg mem bers Bob Ahrens Rox Solug jerrv Black Al Drennan Bob Stew aft john Ruzeck1 and Dan Kuczon The season ended xx 1th a record to be proud of 17 xx ms and 3 losses Mame IS responslble for two of the losses and South M1lxx aukee the other The tuo year record 15 37 wms and 7 losses Come 1931 the team xull COHSISI chxeflv of john Ruzeckx Al Drennan jerrv Black Dan Kuczon Ed Paul john Palade Ed Conlln and Karl Hleber Levden s Frosh Soph team has made a Hne shoxung consldermg that thls IS the first wear am of the members haxe been runnmg and thelr records shoxx that thex are xaluable future runners 39 TEAM PERCENTAGE Bob Ahrens Al Drennan Bob Stewart john Ruzeckl Rlch lsenhart jerrv Black Dan Kuczon I .. . ,v . ' - v - 1 - v 1 ' 1' 9 - s ' ' , . . , . , . , . , . , - , . , .1 , Q , . ,. , . . . . , 3 . . , Z' 9 ' 9 ' v I .1 1 - v , ' . 7 Q , n ' s y 1 , u 7 ' Q 0 y G , u ' 5 ' v9 7 ' 1 ' ' ' Y ' 9 ' , . . :. ,j. X 7 - .' RoySolv1g,.. 1.1. , 7 Y 7 A 7 1 7 1 7 7 , , . ,.V.... ..,., 3 'I , ' .Y Y ..,.. ,...V . , . V .Q . . , 1 .,1... .t.. 7 I 7 7 7 7 , . ..... ...., , Q '. . . 'L ' V v v . . . . SAM MASCIA JOE UVELLI J 4554? in xii' Lb ROE ROB! RTS mfs. 46722 4 As RICH ISHN HART Dum PI IPR 3 'X .A . X xv si A. .uw v 1 AQ N- J . z , as Q, -f -- -rf A N V X 4' 'P - 'E Q! pq A R 1 . VA N - ..- .. f ' Q xl. ,, .W .1 J -,. Q ff Q f - 3 I I' Ax ZA Vx v , 4' ' 2 F -ef 3 A A 3 3 ' V if 'fy' , f if I tt -.1 0 ll' Z Y 4: M L F Q ' aiflig - v f1V ' 41-7' , ' N,'Nx,V V syn I - ' , 40 Y FROM HARD GROUND TO HARD WOOD FIRST ROVV: L. Neuman, Mgr., J. Uvclli, R. Darst, j. Stevenson, S. Masala C Scolarz L Roberts. SECOND ROXV: F. XVitt, Mgr., R. Sorenson, T. Schiferl, Smid D Pller R Isenhart, Coach George Cox. After a sluggish start, the Varsity Basketball team rallyed and ended the 1950-51 season with 12 wins and 10 losses. The first two losses were handed out by York, 38-35, and Elgin, 59-48. The next game was played at Leyden against Palatine with the Eagles easily topping them by a score of 51-44. Centered around Sam Xlascia, joe Uvelli, Bob Sorenson, and Dan Plier, the squad under the expert handling of Coach Cox came through with a winning spark. This spark was fanned into a flame during the York Regional when Leyden beat St. Poupulis, 50-40, and edged out Proviso in the second game, 48-35. ln the third and final game the Eagles lost a heartbreaker to Oak Park, 48-45. dl THE UP A D CO 386: SOPH B-XSIxI TBXLI FIRST ROXX R Nllro D Nona I Plraxno Ugrs SECOND ROW R Ix15s ,I Iaturno XX adsxxorth D Rexnolds R Rubmo C FI1LIx B Bradley THIRD ROW C Saluferl B Phxlllps j Herman L Hex D Proper C Rxbcrg Ix Wm berg J GflCl1IxC Coach Gralm . : , , I' I VVVV ka '3 yw ' I , f Y - QW ' , f . I I if ' , f' ,fx , ff I V I ,, I 4' 4 .N j, ff' I I . W I iz I I A 'Y f , . : .. ' , . .I , ' ' ,. . I: . ' ' , . I ' J, . ' , . , . , . , 7. I' - I 2 'I I . .- Q- if I 4 I ,, I A. it X I 0 , N. I g , f - 1 v 2 Iv x I ' I I x, ' N ' I ' - ' 1 1 I. ' 'z. 'I J , . 'I V S . . , Q. 'NJ , I. .I ' ' ' , . 1 ', , I '. . .. ' ' Y - . ' ' V A - , . H, . .. 1- y - 1, - . . . . . . . ' I. I: ' 'Z . C . I' , .. ', . h . . 2, -. ' , . I 7 - 'I Q . I IA Y, - ., T A 'I. f XX RI STI ING TI -XXI FIRST ROW X RlJULIxl I johnson R Icrguson R Rout I BIQSIJX 'I Slmlxcr J Cnrx I Innonentxm SISCOND ROW T Sandxoss Nlgr C Whmte T Jax S Hanson R Iarson I Carnex NI Shaker THIRD ROV Coanlx Rcltzcl T Vmard J Nlurauska G Plrantc B Bartz I Stlcbcr -I Stexxart T Taxlor L Woynoxual. 1 Plulllps Coach 'Xlurrax N SWISHER FIRST ROXV: F. Nelson, J. lVojciechowski, J. Krupka, Scardino, li. Miller, F. Fannella. SECOND ROXY: Coach Donald Hanson, IJ. Novak, R. Chovey, Ii. Roberts, j. Spencer, Ll. Upland, Turner. ROAN N' VVith only Ernie Bigshy, Roy Root, Stach Hansen, and Terry returning as lettermen the 1950-51 wrestling team lacked the experience it needed for early season wins. Successive losses to strong teams like l,a Grange, New Trier, and Fvanston started the season off very poorly. But, Leyden came back with two wins from Arlington Heights and a win each from Hinsdale, Maine, and York. The maroon wrestlers finished the sea- son with 5 wins. 7 losses. and tying 1. ln the sectionals at Riverside-Brookfield Stach Hansen took second place in the 145 weight class, hut failed to take hon- ors down state. Frnie Bigsby placed in 120 pound class, hut was not eligible for state competition. ' f -ddf- Maynard Slicker and Stanley Hansen CINDERS N' SAN FIRST ROXV: G. Hall, 1. Ruzecki, A. Drennan, P. FOURTH RONV: R. Larson, J. Stewart C Schl Innocentini, j. Strajvn, G. Smith, C. Bergmann. ferl, j. Alurowski, R. Bradley, R. Reynolds I In SICCOND ROXV: UI. Monegato, D. Kuczon, R. Sol- nocentini, V. Rocka, K. Spoo. vig, B. Poll, G. YVilliams, D. jarka, C. Hieber. 'FIFTH ROXV: Coach Dale St. john, T. Sehlferl G THIRD ROYV: -I. Black, IQ. Paul, R. Kiss, J. Grein- Durante, C. Ferraro, R. Ahrens, C. Katz H XVII ke, 1. Laturno, D. Neitzel, R. Darst. kinson. The 1951 track team is young and inexperienced, but there are many possiblities in this fine group. The team should develop rapidly this year and by the end of the season Coach Dale St. john expects a good team. Included in the squad are some of Leyden's most outstanding Frosh-Soph trackmen. Several of the boys who hold school records are: Tom Schiferl, high and low hurdles, jim Laturno, pole vault, in the 440 yard relay team are Ronald Kiss, Bob Bradley, jim Murow- ski, and jim Laturno, Returning major letter winners from last year to form the nucleus of this year's team are Captain Bob Ahrens, Bob Bradley, Al Drennan, Ronald Larson, jim Laturno, john Ruzecki, Tom Schiferl and Glen Smith. The minor letter winners on which Coach St. john relies are: Ronald Kiss, Dick Reynolds, jim Murowski, George Durante, Chuck Bergmann, Howard VVilkinson, jack Greinke, Ken Spoo, Dave Proper, and Dan Kuczon. If the boys shape up as expected, the prospects for next year are excellent. Bob Ahrens, and Glen Smith are going to be the lettermen lost next year. Look out! for the 1952 track team. 44 ON YOUR MARK! GET SET! ONE! TVVO! THREE! FOUR! S T HIT A D RU FIRST ROW Coach Corcoran T Wmard R Stewart -I Clone A Russel G Arnold R Green V Rizzo SECOND ROW M Hansen E Lmdstrom A Flck D I-Iermanson R Busch T Gore Frabxzxo F Mack The 1951 Varsity baseball season w1ll find Leydens nlne agalnst some of the stepping 1nto the coaching posltlon w1ll use all hls talents 1n teachmg the boys how to field hit and run expertly Tom Gore Sam M3SC13 Bob Stewart Al Russel and Al F1ck are lettermen returning from last season to form the nucleus of the team These men and the remalnmg team are beglnnmg practice earlv ln March 1n the gvm although at a handlcap because of the small space ln which to practice Th1S Vear w1ll be the first time the Eagles w1ll compete as a member of the South Suburban League Th1s w1ll mean long trips to schools like Blue Island Kan kakee Argo and Thornton The first game w1ll be a non conference game with New Tr1er on Aprll 4 46 7 : . , i. ' , . ' , . , . , . , R. i i , , . ! xii , 5 , 4' A . .... . . . -C , ggi,- toughest competltlon seen in a long tlme. Wlth this thought 1n mind Mr. Corcoran, Y . . . . . , . . . . zff- -S,-f 7 - 3 ' 9 . 3 7 7 . I s , . , . . 9 - v - ' i LOVE ALL FIRST ROW B Ixuslcr Ixuclm R Sorumson R Hoffman I: Grote G You SICOND ROW Coulm Arthur I Hubert G XCLIYII X Bolda D Iarl L Hex P H011 Xlgr IX Lau R -Xllmdcr SLICIN AND HOOKI SI RON IJ 1 my IJ BILIILIX I Wxttl Burnc L UND ROW X I IL mtg R XIJFILI K1 I mar L 1 bran. XX XIC.CJlI'IIIILIx 47 X T32 -J Jn 1 i413 3735312-38 2 Q- 48 'x H XX if fm. Q , 'ww msg 5 7 f f ff uri gJ T7 fl v q ,Q N 4. we Left 10 Riglrr: .-Xnn llurmence, Carol Xlngriiri, lfluine llnrrm, Beverly Dahlgren, lfliln- heth Killinger, Sue lfnrnlmarii. Tennis Tennis is the favorite of all the girls sports. This is hecnuse the girls cm realh' show xvlmt thev can do. The girls plnx' the total of eight gnmea 11 Vear of which thev have lost Eve. MISS BILLINGTON Three cheers for the nexx mhli- l'i0I1 UJl,CVLlCI1iS circus! 'lim' hut cute. she has more pep than jack mhhit. Nliss liillingrun is the I s ,. ' - l 011111.31111 Square l31im'inQ Llulr fimul luck. ,Xliss lfilliiiglf t'f 5C .punsnr of fi.fX..-X., Girls 'liemiis I n . ,A al ix. A ll S L. T V 1-nag, M yrfwui lip: rn Riqffr: llulun l7uCi.1r.1. .Xrlcnu bluluisun, Grace linslmri. Sharon Xlixcllcr. .Xnim Rcinnsu. ORCHESIS lfvcrx' full. Xliss .Xlmlmott picks girls intcrcstcil in muclcrn dance fm' Ur' clicsis. Tlicsc girls start right in practicing for tlicir successful spring um'- Ccrt. They pick tlicir own officers. which fl1lSf'CLll'2lI'C Prcsiilcnt-IJurutlij. Yinnng SCC1'Cf2lI'5'-CiI'1'1CC Kaspnrig il11'C3SL1I'CI'-Sl11ll'UI1 Xlucllcr. Their concert group consists of-S. Xluellcr, Ci. Kuspuri, A. Dlulmsrm. H. llcfizllll. A. Rcimrsu. Xl. lvzllil. The general group consists of-A. Sielmld. Xl. Zxwvlnnclc. A. Russell. lf. Xlilnno. Rrmmnu. D. XYislicr. Stevens. A. Sclx ik. H. Xlclicc. A. Dcnt. ll. Xlul'ilY:l. .XlcClcllnml. QA ' .4 GQ, 1'l 6 L Miss ABBOTT lllll'I'1lf' for thc llnming lttlliczitl 'lf ' 1 of l,CYLlL'H's lrig' tu mf Slit is tlic xb x , ,A 4 , V . I - sprllisul' HI f:l1L'L'l'lL'1lklL'I's. cl! Q 0 A clicsis. Pep Club. nml liiiimlrlini- --f'-in-li' 'S'-if fflulr. llic lmcst ilcscriptiim if Xliss Xlvlmtt Xwrlllxl lun tlw 3 Xi'- X im. X igur. .mtl X1r,i:z!x. 51 O :ii-nr ,WEL- i--- ' ' Mg' Basketbah Sxvoosh! Into the basket the ball goes and the score goes up another notch. Back and forth across the floor run the exhausted players. Good sportsmanship and fair play are strong elements in this ever popular game of basketball. For lots of fun and enjoyment come out and play with us. VoHeybaH Spike it! Volleyball is truly our favorite fall sport. Back and forth over the net it goes. which side it lands on, no one knows. No horseplay goes on during this game. all the girls are on their toes waiting for the next move. This sport is xvell liked and awaited for each year. f E ,pjpiy I, 1' t F I SpeedbaH Anyone liking soccer and basketball will enjoy speedball, for the former are combined to give any willing and eager girl a sport which sets a fast, furious pace. By the time the girls are through, they are huf- fin' and pufiin' from the rough and fast play. An air of competition be- tween the girls makes for better playing and sportsmanship. .3 Hockey Do you have any extra energy? Can you run for a long time without tir- ing? You're the girl needed for a snappy game of Field hockey! This game is an outside sport played similar to ice hockey. Besides ob- serving the rules, the girls learn what team co- operation and fair play mean in this rough and rugged game. -E -1:1 ...file flu iff., ,lg-.an -5 SOFTBALL Spring has come, and so has softball, the favorite sport of the girls at Ley- den. The results after the first game are aching bones and sore muscles, but it's worth the fun the girls get out of it. Anyone with a strong slugging arm is welcome for a fast game of soft- ball. .agg- 4 EXERCISES Even the Amazons of Leyden give out with moans and groans after an hour of gruelling ex- ercises. Our ring-masters are Miss Billington and Miss Abbott who really know how to slim us gals down. A circus is fun to watch, but when you are doing the enter- tainment you Hnd that the pleasure is all in the audiences. x X I 1 1 K SM 0Tl-II S 'lc+4 f.'2 ql ,-X, '1-ff-11-a4f.4,g.,,,,, igs-.Ljd,j'-...fad . MX 'X V? x Xxx 'm..... Q :K K SN Q X x R X MX , 5.J.1: ' si -LSL 1 X ill! 'Q X I Us il --- ,'.i-ff-P'-'uf T42 --ff J' s . . fv, ' y' f Y 1, J U xx 3- 51 n TQ NX ight X xg M m ff , ff I ggi L I 6, A., ' Ml L ' X f J I It Q 1 ' V9 ' 'Y-' '1 X N W 'EJ' h 'L' 1 ff f I 3 lk .Il X . . L H X V N L A -31 X r L - .f ' A , Y , A Wvj' . 1 I f , Ht N N ' A ' !f'N' 1 - 1 -E is . '--X L' ' .Q ,gf W f - ,Q , l 1 4 . y . ' 1, 5 , ' W- -' 9. xx ' V 'W' 11- P1 F 1 xl. Q R r, 1 Q x .. 31 1 K . ,n 'L' , lf, 4, .IU 1 X10 if IV' MOST ATTRACTIVIC BEST DRESSILD Elsie Ferg Darlene Hill Bob Ahrcns George Micclli MOST FUN TO BLI XVITH BEST DANCER Carole Gimino Dorothy Viani Don Hcrmanson Stach Hansen 'Su l? x' X ' J ff T if - i ff., I7 MIM? ,, MOST TALKATIVE Shirley Machul Bob Frabizio TYPICAL LEYDENITLI Beverly Reid limil Pizzerulli fl: :wr ., M 5 , ,W ffl ,f f. '5- 1 -.-. .Q 'res X 4 S .5 if A , , I l Hr-..N, V MOST XVITTY joyce Adams jan Smid MOST FRIENDLY Marge Sima Ralph Trossen 11 1 MOST DEPHNDABLIC Dolores Swanson Don Hitchcock MOST LIKELY TO SUCClil-1D Donna Clrmerod Bob Trumbull S01 1 ' 1 5 MOST ATHLl ,'I'lC A nn Hurmencc Xlaynard Slickcr MOST STUDIOUS Carol Nlagnan 11111105 O'Dowd Q 1: MOST COOPER.-XTlYli Lois Rcmelius Bob Sorensen HOST MUSIC.-Xl. jo Pcrfcrto l.cRoy Biancalana Qs' lf! .5 asf .1 1 , . i L,.a,q , 53: . vi MUST :XRTISTIC Barbara Cochran john Lovitt MOST COURTIQOUS I,cc Hunter Norbert Schcitlcr ff, mf Tn.- 4 , , A ,Q fu.. 43' F-ff xK x' suff- Then .Hill 14 L5 -11 ,gy--.. K ' u . '1m7o, .! 5 o I X x Aw 29 fan ,s,, ,uf ,Ju N S 1 X R. Q gg-gal I if Y. 'Q-:itll ..2 5 'X X J EA . f- X B- ?vJ ff -L4 - .- 1 f ,l I 'ff N WM W MJW . A X s I , 1 f x ff if XXX X X f f ,y f f 1 fx r , A V Xxx Qi ,, 5 3 mf 5 3 f f I if V , ,..........i ,Wm 4, I A, - 5, zz if jg J X fi 5 r--.E l t A rx' Q 'Q me SENIOR CLASS FRESHXIAW X FAR In our freshman xear xxe xx ere acquainted xx 1th I ex den through the ex es of our Fresh man Cabinet 'lhose leaders xx ere Donna Omerod Wax ne Iohnson, Alex Russell, Rob ert Trumbull Shirlex Daxls jon Slltora and Ronald Gunxille Our Chr1stmas partx xx as the blggest soc1al ex ent for us 'Xlanx of us saxx and partlcipated ID our first I-Iomecominff and Pageant SOPHONIORE X E-XR lXoxx xxe xx ere upper loxx er classmen VVe elected Dan Krlske jim O Doxx d Don Xleseth and Marlorie Sima -Xs class sponsors xxe chose Xli Bertl and Henne and Xliss Georglna White We gaxe one of the prettiest dances of the xear xx Inch xx as called the Spring Fllng .IL YIOR X E AR This year was one of the busiest. Our officers were Stanley Hansen, Eugene Banti, Xlar- jorie Sima, and Carol Magnan. All our xvork was toward the Prom. VVe fed hunfrrv .spectators at the football frames with hot dogs and candy. During the year we sponsored the Record Dance and quite a few julie box jumps. The Turnabout came in November with the theme beinff Some Enchanted Ex'e11infr. O ll' junior pl-ix' Great Anierican Family was a bifr success. Soon it was sprinw' and Prom ti111e. Xlount Prospect xvas tht center of activity. SENIOR YEAR VVe entered our last and fflorious vear with Bettx' Sliclter reifrning over us as queen. To head our class Carol .Xl'lU'I'l'1ll Bob Sorenson Ann l'lur111encc and Shirlcx' Davis did a fine job. ln December the Senior class sponsored a dance centered u non '1 unique idea 'lihe Sock Ho J. Senior Jictures announcements cards ca is and 0'oxvns, and an annual added l . l l . I to the excitelnent. On Max' -I-th the llrom xx as held at the xlCdll1'1 Countrx' Club. Xllstx' eved Seniors were graduated on june 7th. 'IOYCE ADAMS G.A.A. Always laughing and goofing around 8 that's joyce. ller curly hair is the envy of all straight-haired Leydenites on rainy days. She is one of our future nurses. ROBICRT .-XHRICNS Bob Club, Band. Cmsx Counrry, N.H.S. Shy, blond and cute. Bob has all the girls sighing. He is our outstanding cross-country man. lle has the honor of being Captain of the Band and Treas- urer of the L Club. llis goal is college. ROBI-'RT ALLICN Bob L Club, BflA'b'CflIi'Ill, Football Bob is the senior with that extra something which really goes. He's tall, good looking and the life of the party because of his good nature. The' event which will always he remembered by him is the 1950 Homecoming game. SHIRLEY ANIHQRSON Shirl Shirl is another senior girl with one thing she wouldn't change for all the money in the world M the diamond on that all important finger. She is one of our tall, nice-looking girls at Leyden. Shirl's plans in the future can be sure to in- clude jerry. 'fv-vw 1 'QL' N ff' X I if f p '.,i 3 ,- 1. V, 4 . f4i.J'- .. .mf-K A -IOSICPH ARDIXGISR joe N.H.S., Dcbare Club, Ciwlem. Club A lad possessed with a wonderful sense of humor and a brain describes joe. Orchestra brings back fond memories of the swell times he had during the year. The University of Illinois is in store for this all-around guy. GICORGE ARNOLD Tall, blond, wavy hair and blue eyes attract much attention among the girls at Leyden. George, be- sides, is very easy going and very friendly. He is also one of the senior class's best dancers. XVe are sure the work he will undertake will be in capable hands. CLYDIQ B,-KIRO Certainly. one of Leydenis greatest fans. Clyde has enjoyed his stay at Leyden. but says it went much too fast to suit him. Clydeis future is undecided. but whatever he chooses the best of luelc goes with ir. l'l.'Gl-fXl-i BAXTI Gene l'. i'e-l'rf,ii.lef1r of :lie lmzior f.iJi.ll'.V Gene is that lrltle-eyctl, blond-haired fellow who rides around in tae ehartreuse toniertible. llis fu- ture schedule is .ili ser. he intends to get married ro .1 gal nanitvl Nlarcey and thu: go to college. fair DONALD BIELICK Don Student Council, Orchestra If you want to see a sparkle in Don's eyes, just mention the Turnabout. He is a cellist soloist in the Orchestra. XVith the brains Don has, his ambition to be a math teacher ought not to be too difficult. C:XRl.l5lfN BITTNIQR l..G.l.. C0lll7lIlfIt3t.' Clurirvlmiz, Smtlwzt Council Carleen has a fine soprano voice to her credit. An- other star should be placed after her name for the fine work she does as chairman of the scrapbook committee of the L.G.L. LORRAINI-I BI..-XNCIIIQTTI-I Pan .-1n1eriu.111 if N Lorraine is one of our most cheerful senior girls, for her bright talk and lively manner leave a, lasting impression. She has a nice singing voice and has en- tertained the students in many assemblies. Claims college is her goal. ROSEXIARH-1 BARZANO Rosie A Cappella Choir, Pan A7II67'iL'Cl7l, l..G.L., Eaglelire Rosie has personality plus and big brown eyes. She enjoys steak, fried potatoes and a six-footer with brown hair and green eyes. She is going to become a secretary after graduation and then marry the boss. CAROL BAUXIGARTNER Dolly l..G.l.. Cute. swell personality and pretty, long. blonde hair answer the description of Dolly. lfasy going with some seriousness, she has a wonderful outlook on life. Her future work lies in stenography. Ll-1 ROY Bl.-XNCALAN.-X Roy Build A lad who plays the sweetest trumpet this side of Dixie can sum up Roy. His spare time is taken up playing in a band for outside engagements. He is going to play sweet music to Grace for the rest of his life. XVI-ZRNLR BIISBLIRSTICIN Beaver A Cappella Clnoir, Illrextlilzg Here is a lad who has both wit and a wonderful sense of humor. A Cappella Choir, wrestling and janet take up most of Beavers time. The tool and dye making business are his plans for the future. NIITCHICLL BL.-XYNEY Hickey IVre5tli11g, Tzmzlvllllg XVitty and a swell dancer sum up Nlickey. Social activities and the Prom have been his favorites. He just eats to live having no special likes. Nlickey's plans include obtaining an apprenticeship in electric- IIV. 15 SHIRLEY BOLDA Shirl Secretary of the N.H.S. Shirl is undoubtedly one of the smartest 1951 grad- uates. Her shy personality and pleasing smile leave a lasting impression on you. The XVashington Trip will always bring fond memories to her. Future plans include - classes at college and then mar- riage. RICHARD BORKE Dick Ask 'lDick his pct peeve and he'll answer quickly, study halls without girls. He's S'11 with brown hair and big brown eyes. After Dick graduates from dear old Leyden, he plans to attend Mechanical Engineering College, that is if the Army doesn't get him first. RICHARD BOUBEK Rich Lighting Crew, Visual Aid Opemzor, N.H.S. That tall, blond fellow usually seen working very hard in Mr. Moser's Visual Aid room is Rich. His outside activities include - one certain girl, movies, and tinkering with his motorcycle. His excellent grades should prove to be an outstanding asset to him. ILENE BREVVTON L.G.L., Tri-Hi-Y, N.H.S. Don't let her size fool you, Ilene is always full of energy especially in tumbling. Her favorite likes are teachers, sports and blue eyes. Ilene is another one of Leyden's lasses who will continue her studies in college. L ,ZA 18N E kg ' L.. T' FAITH BRUHN Faithie Monitor Faith always has a bright, smiling face which per- haps is the reason for the many friends she has here at Leyden. She is one of our best dancers particu- larly when with a certain Fred. Faith is another girl bound for office work. RONALD BUSCH Ron Monitor Easy going, yet full of fun is Ronnie. He's always ready with some witty remark or bright saying. Talking over the games with the fellows is his fa- vorite pastime. Taking out a girl with a nice per- sonality would keep him happy. RICHARD BUTLICR Dick Iifrestling, Track Girls, wrestling, and track are Dick's favorite pas- times. He is like any other fellow at Leyden, al- ways in the market for a good-looking car. Any- where you look for him you will find him with Gail or Ronnie. .NIARIA CALABRFSIC Marie N.H.S., L.G.L. Here is the cute little girl who hails from Italy. Nlarie with her friendliness and pleasing smile has made many friends here in her new home. Her fine grades will help very much when she turns toward jentistry in college. ...,,,,s 01 XIARIAXN COI.LL1T'I'l Mar A Cappella Cldoir, I..G.l.., Eaglelite Staff Alarm wins more friends in her talkative way than anyone in the senior class. Boys, Italian dishes, knit- ting and cooking take up most of her time. Dress designing appeals to her the most for the future. RUTH CONIBS Lee Tri-Hi-lf, I..G.l.., A Cappella Choir, H071lL'C07lIhlg Conn Lee is one of our shy beauties. Her biggest honor was being on the Homecoming Court. Lee's ambi- tions are to work in an otlicc and then settle down with some yery swell guy. CARUI. CONNOLLlCY Sflltldllf Ci0lllIL'll, l..G.l.., Eaglelirc, NJ-1.5. Carol is the pretty, peppy blonde you see bustling around the halls. She will always be remembered as one of Leyden's friendliest and most typical Leyden- ites. She will make a good office worker as she was President of the NYhite Collar Girls. l-'DXYARD CONRAD I-fd Beautiful black wavy hair. a big brawny build, de- scribe lid to a perfect lid admits he does like school even though he does complain now and then. He says it is the swell bunch of friendly kids that make you enjoy it. I DIANI-f CASTIGLIA Di Diane is one of the few silent girls left at Leyden. Very dark hair and complexion describe her to a She has enjoyed her four years at Leyden and only wishes they could have been longer. XIYRNA CHRISTENSEN Chris L.G.L. Cabinet .lIe711bcr, Pep Club Cute, peppy and a friendly smile describe Myrna to a Xlyrna likes to dance, roller skate, watch foot- ball games. and Gale. After graduation she plans on working, then getting married and moving to NYiseonsin. BARBARA COCHRAN B.j. N.H.S., A Cappella, Tberpii111i' Hlost Artistic could Ht no other member of the senior class than Barb. She is one of the II1OSt original artists Leyden has ever seen. Barb will al- ways be remembered for her willingness to do art work for school organizations whcreyer it is needed. ACDRLIY COLANGELO Tri-Hi-Y, I..G.L., Pan Amerimiz, A Cappella Heres the kind of gal that Leyden is proud of, one who helps willingly in many organizations without complaining. Reading takes up most of her spare time. To sit on the boss' knee and take dictation is her desire. Q? ,N as WD .A- HALYOR DARKEN Klake way all pedestrians. here comes another one of our hot-rods. Halyor is perhaps one of the quietest fellows in school but really makes up for it out of class. A lot of fun to be with and an all-around guy, he's sure to succeed. SHIRLICY DAVIS Shirl Senior Class 7'TL'i'l5Il7'L'7', I..G.l.., Student Council A swell girl to be with, for her sense of humor puts you instantly at ease. Her future ambitions are to become a stenographer and have a family of fourg this is a proven fact, you can ask any of Shirley's friends. THOMAS De BRUYNL1 f'Tom Tom prefers girls who aren't too thin. He espe- cially likes to dance and was a member of the square dancing club. Auto mechanics are in store for this lad in the future, this is, of course, if he gets Uncle Sam's blessings. HELEN DE GARA L.G.L., G.A.A., Orcbesis, Band Helen is one of those gals always kept busy in re- hearsals for the Orehesis Spring Concert. She has made many fast friends by her bright and friendly 1 KY' personality. She will always smile when she recalls the 1950 Prom. f' fb R31 HAROLD DEUTER Harold feels like many other loyal Leydenites do, wishing that the four years of enioyment were not coming to an cndl This blond. slim lad says that the high point of his school years was the XVashington Trip. liLlZABLlTl'l DICVILNCLQ lilsie Student Council, L.G.L,, Pan A7ll6Tffi1ll, C0-Iiuyilleys Mavmgcr of the Amzzml Elsie is a quiet girl with a laugh that is just as cute and natural as they come. Handling the money for the Annual proved her responsibility. Loyola is going to gain a mighty smart girl who wants to be a pediatrician. DOAALD DOUGLAS Donn ll77'65ffilIg, Football Here is the answer to every girl's dream of a big. muscular man. This lad got his muscles by those rough and tough sports-wrestling and football. His two main weaknesses are women and good food. Can you blame him? Don is college bound. FRlfD DUSKIN ln llnglish 12 this year, I-'red displayed some of his talent by writing a talented poem. llis talents arenit limited to English entirely, however. He is a very hard worker and will make working his life as long as it takes him to make a couple million dollars. .jQl'j321?t::g:'f ,I l'i5l?ilJ :-- il 1' fi NICHOLAS FAVIA 'fNick 'lNick's chief interest lies in a new car. His friend- liness and his wonderful personality make him one of the favorite seniors. You can always distinguish hini from others by his broad, friendly smile. The best of luck to a grand guy and his future plans of becoming a draftsman. ELSIIL FERG Elsie I..G.L., A Cappella Choir, H0711ec0712i1zg Court, N .H.S. Tall, dark-haired, and a lovely Hgure certainly earn L'Elsie the title of Most Attractive of the senior class. She is outstanding in dramatics, music, and is an honor student. Elsie's future is headed for secre- tarial work. JOHN FERRY Ilere's one southern drawl which isn't put on. It belongs to john honestly and completely. His memo- ries of Leyden will always be headed by the Home- comings. He loves to take trips to his favorite state, Indiana. ALVIN FICK f'Al'l Btiselmll At the sound of batter up, Al shows his stuff. I-Ie is one of the star pitchers of our baseball team. Al's future plans are quite a mixed-up affair. He wants to work and make a good sum of money, then buy a farm, and then get married. KICNNLQTH ILCKLUND Ken Ken is definitely one of 'our quiet, silent type. He has a personality very pleasing to both the boys and girls here at Leyden. VVliatever his paths wind, you may be sure Ken's going along strong. -IIQANETTE ILHINIKE Allan L.G.L. jan is one sweet gal who loves to gab. Her favorite pastimes are roller skating, dancing and, of course, eating her favorite food, bar-b-qued spareribs. jan is looking forward to marriage in the near future. RICHARD ELLLQRBROOK Stuawzt Council, Annual Richard is a swell lad with a knack for any kind of science or dramatic part. He could eat steak or chicken till he busts. Possessed with high grades, Richard will do well in the college he chooses. BARBARA EVANS Shoes Shoes, as she is called by all her friends, is one of Leyden's newcomers. Horseback riding, bowling, and having a good time take up her spare hours. Blond haired and very sweet, she will most certainly succeed. it if jAXlI-IS FONT.-XNA jim jim is our dark, curly-headed lad who always has a bright sniile for everyone. lle loves all sports. especially football. Ile intends to work for a while and save some money for traveling. RUBIQRT FOX Bob .-1 Cappella This fella is noted for his beautiful tenor voice. Une of the things Bob has enjoyed most at Leyden is the friendliness between the teachers and the students. lie smiles when reminded of the XVashington Trip. RUBICRT FR.-XBIZIO Bob Club, Baxebiill, Football. A loud laugh and an easy-going manner introduce Bob. Bob likes people and it's easy to see that people like him. Girls, heres a tip on how you can please him. Feed him meat-balls. jOHN FRI-IDRICK L'Fred XVhen asked about his pet peeve john claimed it was Social IZ. On the brighter side he maintains - Homecoming is my most outstanding memory. To be a machinist is this graduates goal. is .L is 'A MARIE FRICNDEN Mazie Leydevzire Sraji .Nlarie is an avid bowler and sewer. She likes'chicken and chop suey but dislikes gossip. .Xlarie confesses that she is a spendthrift but will have to cut expenses since she will be planning for two after graduation. ICUGFNIC G.-XRON Mickey A womans kind of man-the strong, silent. muscular type is Gene. Leyden has offered nothing more un- forgettable than its Homecomings, so he expresses. A machinist or carpenter will be his future. jANlf'l' G.-XRROXV Bella l..G.I.., 'I'ri-Hi-Y, G.A..4., Pan Ameriran XYhenever we hear George we know that janet is around. janet is an all around Leydenite, carefree and full of pranks. An attractive gal and a thoughtful friend as well, she will make a hit wherever she goes. .-XRNOLIJ GATZ Arnie Arnie loves food. especially ice cream and chicken. .Xlodel airplanes and girls take up most of his time. When thinking of Xliss XYhite's lznglish XI Class. it brings back many fond memories. A machinists trade is where Arnold is most likely to be found. 1'-3' DOROTHY GUZIOF Dot Soplnomore Class Repre5e1zmri1'e, L.G.l.., A Cappella Dot has enough vim and vitality for five people. ,She always manages to say a little something to everyone. Dot says that the Homecoming in her Freshman year brings back sentimental memories. JUNE HABURSTOCK One of Leyden's quiet but swell girls. Attention, all males! She likes to cook! Her ideal date has to be S feet 852 inches tall, brown hair, and grey eyes, She has most of her fun being with a crowd. CAROL HAGIQLE 511116711 Council, Library Asxixmur Heres a cute gal who is on the shy side. Carol is just about losing her southern drawl. She's plan- ning to be a secretary after that bright and sunny day in june. LLWYANA HAXIANN Lu l.u is one swell gal. She's always wearing a smile and can crack the wittiest jokes. I.u plans to attend XVheaton College. lfor an evening of fun you can take her to some sports events, or to Youth for Christ. l-'S'I'HliR GII.l. .-I Cappella, l..G.l.. A real nice girl with pretty blue eyes sums up this singing gal. That new sparkler from Bill looks mighty nice on her finger. By process of elimination, lfsther is going to settle down very soon, CAROLL GIXIINO Editor of Eaglelite, I..G.l.., Studem Council, Tlaes- piau Souicry Carole is S foot 3 inches of energy who is in every- thing. She enjoyed her junior year most and will always remember the Prom. She would like to be Sam Spades secretary. in THOMAS GORI-'. 'Tom l. Club, Pep Club, Baselmll, Football, N.H.S. Here is a swell guy with a slow, friendly smile and appeal to the fair sex. Tom is the class of 51's top- notch football and baseball player. He is going to college after graduation. DONNA GRAVKS Student Council, Orclsexis, GAA. Sweet, friendly, and cute sum up Donna. She handles any responsibilities put before her very capably. Leyden is proud of this typical Leydenite. 3 ROBERT ll.-XNDCOCK .llorie Operamr Pardon me, says Bob as he comes through l.ey- den's uspaciousu halls. Yes. Holi is one of Xlr. .Xloser's A-I men. Besides being ambitious liob also rates a plus after personality. jACK ll.-XNIQY jake Band, Hi-Y Comieal, good sport, and fun to be with, thats black. He has especially enjoyed the Prom and llomecom- ings. Tinkering with ears. eating chicken dumplings, and brunette gals are his main interests. Bob if Qu ST.-XNLICY ll.-XNSEN Stach junior Class Prexidem, Ifuorlmll, lVresrli11g, Ser. L Club. llere's a lad that really takes an interest in school affairs and is an all-around person. lle plays a mean game of football, is a smooth dancer. and was very responsible. JOYCE HIQINING Band llajorerre. G.A..4., A Cappella, on-mf... five feet two, brown eyes, and brown hair is the description of this sweet girl. We all will remember her CHIC strut on the football field. Her future plans include a white collar position. f .an- F2 fi 3 IJONALD lll .l-l lCR Don lJon's one weakness is just plain women. Xkhen asked what he enjoyed most at l.eyden he replied. 'Zlleelianieal drawing with Klr. XYatson. After graduation Don plans to become and tool and die maker. 'l'l.llU'l'IlY IIIQXDRIXOX 'I'im SIIIJIUJII Comzqil llere is a nice looking lad who has many likes. lim likes to dance, watch football, pina. spaghetti and ll girl about 9 feet. 4 inches tall. .Xinong his ambi- tions are to serve in lfncle Sanrs army for one or two years and then become a butcher, fll.XRClA Hl-'NNIG l..Ci.l,., Tri-Hi-V llere is one of l.eytien's quiet but active members. She is always ready to give a helping hand to some- one who needs it. After graduation. Northwestern is going to claim her as a freshman. DOXALIJ Ill-'RXLXNSUY Swede I wnlv.ill. Ciolr, l3.1.vletrb.ill, Club You can reeognine Swede .1 mile away by that shock of unruly, blond hair. llis quick smile and agreeable personality make him .4 lad eyeryone likes. Swede w ants to go to trade school. and then get married. PAUL HOLL Irli-V, HI. Club Hi-Y and tennis keep Paul busy. The XVashington Trip he took in his iunior year will always be a memorable week. Paul is one of those lads Leyden is proud of because of his service to the school. LORRAINF HOSKINS 'LLor' G..4.A., Pep Club Lor is one of Leyden's quiet but cute girls. She'll always remember the swell times she had at the basketball games. After she receives her diploma, she plans to be a commercial artist. HAROLD HOUSE Hal Hal was one of the lucky ones who went on the exciting XYashington Trip last year. Bar-B-Q's are on top of his list for favorite foods. Hal likes to help build houses. Among his plans for the future is to travel through the U. S. Ll'fNORl'f HUNTER HLCCU Vive-President of L.G.I.., Tri-Hi-Y, N.H.S. A sweet girl who has a friendly smile and hello for everyone sums up Lee. She will always remem- ber the Prom and the swell friends she has, Sweet music from her accordion has entertained many. .- J gi 5, ,eww 1 ia ' fs Q is . fr Qi DARLICNL HILL I..G.l-., Auuzml Club, Hwliecouling Court Darlene was one of our beauties on the Homecom- ing Court. Her lovely hair and blue eyes are flatter- ing to this gal with the personality plus. She intends to be a career girl and then settle down to marriage. DONALD HITCHCOCK Don P7'0LfHl'fi0lI Editor of Englelire, Stage Crew, A Cap- DUHL1 Brown hair, a pleasing smile, and a blue Nash sum up Don.', He was very busy and worked very hard on the.L1aglelite After Don graduates he plans to work at XVGN radio station. GICRALDINE HOFF Gerry' Basketball games and dances were the most fun for Gerry. Constantly wise-cracking and laughing, this five foot two gal, along with joyce, is the life of the party. Her future plans are keeping house for a certain guy. KENNETH HOFMANN Ken Band, Hi-Y, Tennis, MLP Club This big bulk of a lad is well known around the senior class because of his' easy going ways. Playing tennis and girls take up most of Ken's valuable time. Pretty soon Uncle Sam will be calling him. B 719W ANN HURXILNCIC I..G.I.., Srudeur Council, Auuual, Treasurer of G.A.A,, Senior Clary Secretary Dark eyes and a personality that's hard to beat iden- tify Ann. Her clark curly hair and vivaeious smile add to make her a nice looking Leydenite. She's captain of the girls' tennis team and can give anyone a tough game. JERRIQ ILLICHMAN GAA. jerre is one of our future nurses who has a weakness for cute clothes, and pizza. Her favorite sport is bowling. jerre is an all-around gal who seems to have all the fun all of the time. She will continue her typing when she graduates. PHILLIP INNOCLQNTINI Phil Track, A Cappella, L Club Phil is one of the tops in track. He can eat chicken that melts in your mouth anytime or anywhere. Collects all the latest records on roll. Phil's future right now seems to be placed in the hands of Uncle Sam. RONALD jACOBSON jake Visual Aid Operator This lad has the makings of a movie star, blond hair. blue eves. jake proved himself photographic enough xx hen he stirred in the picture made at leyden lf possible hell head toward college iff? aa is il. C .U ROY ,ILQLLISSEN Shorty , Here's a lad who is just the opposite of his nick- name 'LShorty, for he's 6 feet 6 inches tall. Roy like so many Leydenites confesses that hes always late to anything which goes on in order to catch some extra forty winks of sleep. DONALD JESSEN Ron 'LRon enioys doing many things, among them- playing football, bowling. and ears. YVhen asked about his likes and dislikes, he answered, NIL Ken- nedy and Mr. Steel. Are they likes or dislikes? To travel after graduation is Ron's ambition. ARLENE JOCHIM Punk L.G.L., A Cappella Choir Arlene bowls, dances, models, sings-what more could anyone want? Arlene is definitely an eager beaver. She likes the football and basketball games more than anything else. Dress buying is her choice for the future. RONALD JOHANSEN Ron .Howie Operator Ron is one of our outdoors men who enjoys hunt- ing and Hshing very much. ble liked the Prom the best of all the occasions Leyden presents. His future will be situated in a machine shop. X DOROTHY KAUFKIAN f'Dot L.G.L., Band Dot is that shy blond who toots a baritone in band. She dislikes gum-cracking, but could go for a nice blond boy. A white collar girl will fill Dot's descrip- tion if her future plans work out. j.-XNIES KELLEY jay fl Cappella lfnough get up and go in this lad to compete with anyone. Jays after graduation plans consist of either being an auto mechanic or joining the armed forces. lf he decides to do the latter our'eountry will be well-guarded. j.-XCK KELLS Ciiulcra Club liasy going and good-natured describes jack. His favorite pastime is working in the dark room at Leyden. Photography, that is! His future plan after graduation is to go to the aid of his country in Uncle Sam's Coast Guard. XVILLIAM KESSLER Bill Teuuir, L Club, Baseball, Bnxleerball Club A girl with blue eyes, 5 feet 2 inches, blond hair, and a nice personality fits Bill's ideal date. His shy smile and reserved manner hide a really fun-loving character. Bill is leaving his future up to Uncle Sam. XY,-XYNE ,IOHNSON Bayleerbiill, Football, Track XYayne has a weakness for pizza and cute girls. He spends his time fixing his hot-rod and getting into all kinds of shenanigans with his fellow racing lovers. BICTTY LOU K.-XICHLIQR Betty Prexidevzt of Tri-Hi-Y, N.H.S., GAA. Betty is an all around sports enthusiast for she's tops in tennis and basketball. Betty will be remem- bered for her school service and her willingness to lend a helping hand. FRPQDRICK KAXIPFFR Fred uFred is very popular among the boys and like- wise the girls. He has a superb sense of humor and enjoys using his wit on others. XVith his grand per- sonality he will go far, were sure. GRACIC KASPARI N.H.S., Orcliexlx, Baud ,Wnjoretre Grace's name could also be taken for its meaning- lovely-that's just what she is. Grace is blond, short, nicely proportioned and has a quiet personality. Graceful can best describe her dancing. Grace is going to be a nurse. DONALD KXAPP Don B.15ke1l1.1ll, Hi-l' Brown hair and dark eyes. 5 feet ll inches., and single describes lJon. lle'll always remember the wonderful time he had at the Prom, l wonder who he took?FFF? ROBICRT KNICKICR Bob N,H.S. Being ealled to the stage in the National llonor Society assembly was an experience which I'll always remember, -elaims Bob, lle certainly has a right to be proud. Bobs future seems to be a little con- fused so we'll just wish him luek. DOLORLIS KOCH Dec' Bi'l7Id You ean always eount on a hi-ya and a warm smile from Dee. She remembers all the fun she had playing the trombone in Band. IQDXYARIJ KOLPAK Ld lid thinks an ideal date would be a eute blond who doesnt like to talk very much. He plans to get an easy job after graduation, Silly boy!! X' r 7527 Uv 'lin-. G, 4 GIQORGI-Q KORTH Ii.n'K'clor5 Club Another one of Leydens lads who has a weakness for girls and spaghetti. George thinks that all of the Homeeomings were tops. Ile is another future air foree man. DANII-QI, KRISKIQ Dan Fru.vli711.111-Supl'of'wrt' Cilm' I're.vide11t Cars. ears, and more ears interest Dain not to speak of blonds. Dark. handsome, and a niee smile sum up this lad who in the future wants to retire. HARVlfY KRL'l-.GER illdllllfi' A real swell lad who swings a mean tennis raeket deseribes Harvey. The junior Play was a big thrill to him. and he had more fun during the praetiees. lfood deluxe to Ilarxey is steak smothered with onions. VAl.l-'.RlA lslRL'l'.Gl-.R 'AKruege l..G.I.., xl Ciippelili. liiglelire Smff Kruege's'i sweet disposition and friendly manner have made her one of l.eyden's most likeable girls in our class. She is talkative and a lot of fun. 'She hopes to work for the Northwestern Railroad as a stenographer. R JOHN LANGE L Club, Football, IVrertli11g Tall, muscular, and a lot of fun describes John per- fectly. Our star athlete is an outstanding figure on the gridiron and in wrestling. He is placing his future in the hands of Uncle Sam. DOROTHY LARSEN Dot Drum llajorctte, A Cappella A little blond doll best describes Dot She is one of this class' real beauties. Dot has enjoyed school but ean't wait until she's out. The reason for this may be in the presence of a certain 'lBob, ICDNA LLL Orvlwstra lfdna is the short and sweet girl who just recently came to Leyden. Blue eyes and ash brown hair accentuate her features. After graduation lfdna plans to join the XYoman's Air Force. JOY LI-QE Student Comzuil, I,.G.I.., Drum .Wajorezze That tall gal you see strutting down the football field is Joy, our cute drum majorette. She'd love to snag a tall man for all her own. Joy will always remember her friendly teachers. JOYCE KRUPKA Joyce is one of our Leyden nears who has had a swell time in school, but can't wait to graduate. She can be seen on the dance Hoof all the time. Joyce just loves men and French fried shrimp. DOROTHY KUROXVSKI Dot Serretary of A Cappella, I..G.L., N.H.S., Eaglelite Staff Speedy can rightly describe k'Dot's swift typing record which she puts to use by typing for the school paper. HDot loves music and can sing your blues away. A future secretary to a doctor will occupy her time. XYALTITR LACY Skip Hi-Y, Band, Pep Club, I, Clllll, Tlnerpiam, Eaglelire Sraff, Tennis. The warning signal coming down the halls toward you would actually be the red crop of hair owned by Skip, He is active in tennis and equally as active in extra-curricular activities. DOROTHY L.-XINXVLQBIQR Lainy I..G.I.., Pan American I-'ive feet two inches full of pep, vim and vigor is a fitting description of IQainy. She has enjoyed a lot of events at Leyden, especially the Homecom- ings. Lainy is headed for an office position. 4'--..i ne? 51 lfRNIf,S'I' LIDSTROXI ICrnie This senior class seems to predominate in tall, silent men and lfrnie proves not to he an isolationist. His quietness has the respect of the boys and girls at Leyden and he will probably be respected wherever he goes. DOLORI-15 LOIBICL l-.G.I.. Dolores is the typical outdoor gal who loves tennis and swimming. She favors a fellow who is tall. dark and handsome. She will always be seen laughing and joking. Her work will be in some office. JOHN LOVITT Baseball Club, A Cappella john is that dark-headed lad who is uhappy go lucky. His art work is noted around Leyden. john sets you immediately at ease and makes friends easily which you must admit are two good qualifications. He plans to enter the field of commercial arts. SHIRLEY M.-XCHUL Mac I..G.I.., Pan American L'Mac is a lot of fun and is always ready with a joke. She enjoys being- with Karen and Mickey. Shirley is the rightful owner of the Most Talka- tive label. She intends to go to Hawaii, and then settle down. 'IN 'Ss GAIL Xl.-XDDUX Track Blue-eyed girls and pool take up most of Gail's spare time. His favorite way to spend a date is to go on a moonlit night for a long hayrack ride. Gail is another one of our handsome college bound lads. CAROL XIAGN.-XX Smiley lzmior Class '1'rel1.vurer, Senior Class President, Stu- dent Council, GAA., N.H.S., H07lIEC07lIl71g Court, Pep Club A great big smile, a cute figure, dimples, and a lovable personality describe this lass. Leyden is proud of its 4:00 average student and responsible officer. Leyden's loss is Cornell Colleges gain. THOMAS Nl.-XLLOY Ace IVrcx!li11g XYe will always remember Ace with the UD. A. fllair cut. that isl. The social activity which he will always remember is the Prom. He is going to run his own business. His business will be a boom- ing success if we know Tom. l-QXIIL XlAl.PlflJlf Emo Nicely built, dark and rather handsome describes lfmil. His favorite pastimes include-riding in a car, girls and dancing. His favorite foods are anything which are Italian dishes such as-pizza and spaghetti. G Q YVONNE MEDVED Like her brother, Yvonne has made many new friends here at Leyden and has become exceedingly well-liked. She will always be at ease wherever she goes-as she has so ably demonstrated. DONALD KIKSLZTH 'LDon' I-'rexlwzfz11-Soplnowlore Treasurer, A Cappella Ask any of the seniors who gives them the biggest argument in English, the answer would probably be Don. VVell informed in everything, he'll be a credit to the Navy Air Corps. LORRAINE NIESSER Lorrie I..G.L. Lorraine is another of our roller skating fansg she also enjoys seeing a good movie, Like most of the seniors she enjoys pizza anytime and anywhere. Another white collar worker is going to be added to this world. DOROTHY MEYER Dot L.G.L., Tri-Hi-Y, A Cappella Dot is a quiet and sweet girl who has enioyed every minute being at Leyden. She will always re- member the wonderful llomecomings. Dot is bound for a iob in an office as a secretary. DOLORIQS Xl.-XRTINA Del L.G.L. This gal has quite a personality that has gained her many friends at Leyden. 'LDel has a yen for a fellow who is about five feet eight inches, dark hair and eyes. and who loves to dance. Her future plans are to go into the business world. S,-XXIUIQL KIASCIA Sam If, Club, Bnslcetlmll, Tmcle, Foorlmll. Baseball Tall, dark. and nice looking describes one of Ley- den's best athletes. Making the Varsity basketball team his freshman year was as much of an honor to the class as it was to Sain College is g'Sam's goal. RONALD MATSON Ron Blond. short, and one swell guy only partly describe Ronald. He has won many friends since he entered Leyden and will undoubtedly continue after he leaves it. DONALD NIEDVED Don Don has only recently come to Leyden and already has made a mass of new friends. His dark hair and eyes plus a friendly personality immediately make you like him. lb 'Q ,IOAN XIICIQK Alike l..G.l,. llcre's a swell gal who dislikes her nickname of Hike, She can enjoy ii good baseball game any- where. She, as many other senior girls. is going to be an office worker. GICORGI-1 XllClCI,l.l Yellow corduroy, green iackets. Chartreuse shirts- yes, clothes galore which George owns have made Iiiiii the best dressed senior fellow. He has a good share to do with this by his neatness. HIQRISIQRT XIILNIQS Herbie Vf.i'lliT1 flid Operator Short, lot of fun and everybody's pal describes this lad with the niischievous gleam in his eye. k'Herbie is one of l.eyden's horse lovers. As soon as school is out he will be an air force nian. Tl lL1UDORlC XIONICGATO Ted Ted is one of those horse lovers who wants to own a nice big ranch. Ile isn't hard to please when it comes to delicious food, but is fussy about girls. 3? x 'in an 5 e THOMAS NIORRISETTIC 'fTom Baseball, Foorball That tall and lanky fellow you see walking his favorite brunette girl to classes is Tom, His smile is really a credit to the toothpaste ads. His ideal date is talkative and should be a lot of fun. ARTHUR MOSER Art Frog legs and French fried chicken are Art's favorite food. Driving his motorcycle keeps hiin busy. His future plans are to make stacks of money which is a secret he might let the FCSE of us in on. MARGARET HOTT Marge G.A.A., l..G.L., Orflaesis This little blond always manages to look like she stepped out of a fashion magazine. Marge can be seen at GAA. or on the dance floor iitterbuggirig like niad. She is going to be another white collar girl. l.liO NLQUNI.-NN .lI.111.1ger of Varriry Baskerlmll and Foozball, L Club Blond hair and a shy sniile introduce Leo. Under- taking the big responsibility of managing the Varsity teams gave Leo an honorary berth in the L Club. Heres luck to whatever you are going to be, Leo! ALYCL1 NORRIS I..G.L. Alyce is a dark-haired gal who has a weakness for green eyes. Good old fashioned spaghetti with plenty of meatballs and sauce is her favorite food. Alyce plans to be a social worker or live on a farm. ROBERT NORTEN Bob Hi-Y Bob has a witty sense of humor which has added to the rollicking halls of Leyden. XVith the laughter and cheer he has brought everyone he certainly has the best of wishes as he prepares to take up experi- mental engineering. DONALD NORTON 'LDon This tall and friendly fellow has his future planned as a railroad engineer. He already toots at all the girls. His ambition of a lifetime would be to take Deborah Kerr out for pizza. CAROL NOVAK Carol is a newcomer to Leyden for she hails from Kelvyn Park High School. This blond-haired and blue-eyed gal liked the Homecoming here at Ley- den the best. After graduation Carol plans to have an office job. LOIS NICHOLS GAA. Lois is one of our newer arrivals coming from Lake View in her junior year. Coming from a different school she was overwhelmed with the friendly attitudes between Leyden's students and teachers. XV.-XYNE NIELSEN Visual Aid Opemior XYayne is one of our busy visual aid operators you see rushing around school. He thinks that Leyden is a swell school, but can't wait 'til graduation. Our bet is he'll miss it just as much as it will miss him. Xl.-XRY ANN NON,-X Neem Amiiml, Billld, I..G.I.., G.A.A., Student Council Short brown hair, cute clothes, and a continual How of conversation identify lilleeinf' XYhen asked what she likes best, shekl probably say sports and men. Her future includes a gym teachers position. JOHN NORMAN john is one of the iolliest boys Leyden has ever had. He can always dig up a joke in a minute. All you have to do is make a sly remark and he will have a quick come-back for you. si 6 at at ROSS ODDO .-X nice looking, curly-headed member of the male sex is Ross. He has the envious eyes of many Ley- denites on his curly hair. Ros is quiet but makes friends very fast. XVith all that he should be a success at anything. JAXILS ODOXYD jim Vice Pres. 0f,Sopbo11mre Cl.1.ri', Treas. of N.H.S., Sflldtfllf Council, A Cappella This big. braxvny, lovable lad with a warm smile for everyone has indeed been a credit to Leyden. jim is responsible and dependable in anything he does. Heres luck to you in college. XVILLI.-XXI OHLHABLR Bill Tall, blond, and a ready smile for everyone suits Bill to a He likes blonds. but he dislikes girls 1 -'Ds fl- who wear heavy makeup. His main ambition is to get a Car. DU.-XNL OLSIQN Ole One of Leyden's newcomers, and a mighty mis- chievous one, vve might add. Ole was surprised at hoxv friendly the students are at Leyden. Leyden is certainly pleased to have such a friendly senior. its STG-fa T' Q 'E' 'Vx 65,362 1 DI,-XNL OLSON Di I..G.I.., Tri-Hi-Y ukvaiting for buses is my pet peevef' says DL XVatching television and dancing are her favorite pastimes. Diane plans to attend business college when she leaves dear old Levden. DONNA ORXIICROD Sefrcmry of I..G.I.., 1J7'L'Xft1't'71f of Srudefzr Colzncil, N.H.S., Tri-Hi-'Y', fflllllldf, Band Dependable. peppy. systematic. and sxveet describes a wonderful gal named Donna. Her favorite pastime is shooting the breeze and RS. She intends to put on a white nurses cap some day. ROBIQRT OSTR.-XND Bob Bob is a cute. quiet young man. He immediately sets you at ease by turning on his charm via his xvarm friendly smile. Bob catches onto most things very quickly and is able to grasp them in much less time than most. jOANNl-Q P.-Xl-lxR.XlO jo I..G.l.. Here is a real su ell gal who has a weakness for tall blonds and pina lean you blame her?i. Her main ambition is to move to California and become za secretary. 'C' IF' 3 I-QXIII, PIZZIfRULI.I Butch L Club, Football, Track Emil is definitely one of Leyden's outstanding ath- letes. He can play football, enter in track events, and make use of his muscles in wrestling. A Pepso- dent smile and black unruly hair describe this big hunk of man. DOLORIQS POKORNY Dolly l..G.l.., Gael..-1., Drum .llnjorezre Dolly is one of the maiorettes who leads the band during football season. She has the poise and twirls a mean baton. She intends to go on into the enter- tainment world for she plays the piano and dances. RICHARD POLZIN L'Rich Rich is the answer to any girl's dreams-blond, fair, tall. and nice looking. Ile is very comical and can take it equally as well. Ihese assets should give him a good start toward a successful future. ROBIQRT POPLAR Bob Orfliexzrii Good natured. witty, and one in a million can only describe Bob Second hour chemistry is a riot when this lad gets started with his great inventions and experiments. lieep up the good work, Bob- this world could use a little laughter. JIQRRY PARRISII C0fl45'i' Class Repre.re71r.1ri1'e Corky has certainly enjoyed Leyden and all the different activities connected with it. Pork roast and mashed potatoes are first on his list of fine foods. If everything goes all right jerry will head toward college next September. RICIIARD PATCH Dick just place a plate of southern fried chicken in front of Dick and he'll be satisfied. One of the clubs he enioyed most was the square dancing group. Dick will undoubtedly succeed at whatever he attempts. ANN PIQI-'PI Pep l..G.I,. Carefree and light of heart is Ann. Dancing and bowling once in a while are her spare time activities. She ean't wait to leave Leyden but honestly admits she will probably miss it. -IOSEPHINI1 PIQRFIQTTO L'jo A Cappella, President of I..G.L. 'L-Ion is one of I.eyden's most versatile gals, for she can sing, dance and be President of I..G.I.. all at the same time. Being in Alr. Tlcaclfs classes for four years was the thing she most enjoyed at Leyden. YIANA PRICYATKIQ Vi Yin has an extremely unusual quality about her. lt seems no matter what mood you're in she can immediately melt your bitterness in no time at all. This distinct quality is very fine and will bring her many more friends. S.-Xl.l.Y PYLIC Ga-1.f1., Orrliexis, I..G.L. Don't be fooled by this gal's size, she's a bundle of energy and loves to giggle. Sally is very fond of tall fellows. She is going to be a white collar girl. LOUIS QUARANTA 'Chuck' L Club, Football, ll're5tli11g, A Cappella Broad shoulders. dark curly hair, and light bluc eyes make up l-eyden's all-around he-man. Besides being a top Varsity football man, k'Chuck has a rich baritone voice. DOLORES RACINIQ Drum Majorerte Dolores is one of l,eyden's peppiest gals, and she entertains us at the football games with her artistic baton twirling. Since dancing and acrobatics are her main talents. Dolores plans to make them her career. auf' ,ps Fix is XX T Ox qp-' 514 IQ-is l . ,: '2 A Q t -i3i .fQ I r x jAXlI'fS RADAR 'fjirnu jim can detect anything that is wrong with cars since it is his favorite pastime. Good luck in the future in whatever you plan to do, jim. lf.Xlll.Y RANIERI Em I-Qn1's flashing smile and lovely dark hair describe her to the fullest. She is very friendly, carefree, and has a wonderful, sense of humor. lim is going into the commercial world. XIARGARHT R.-XPP,-XPORT Maggie G..4.A.. '1'e1111ix Short black hair, a Pepsodent smile. and a sparkler make up 'illaggief' Shes a wizard at tennis or in any other sports which pass her way. Iler future lies in settling down with Carl. Tl ll'.RlQSA RI-1l1GliR l'Terry l..Ci .l.. Green eyes. blond hair, and nice is the description of Terry, a fun loving gal. Terry's fond mem- ories of Leyden will always be the friendly attitude of the students. She plans to be a secretary after graduation. Q '- '! UQ . -AVA - E .Aw LIQSLIIC RICHARDSON Les A Clippella Choir, l..G.l... Tri-Hi-Y, Anllzml One of our cutest and nicest gals this year plus being mighty ambitious for those 5 feet 2 inches de- scribes Les. She has enjoyed everything at school, especially the 1950 Turnabout. I-'rom Leyden her destination will be .XIacXIurray College. KSTI-IRR RICII.-XL' Student Council, Pep Club This pretty dark-eyed lass has a weakness for college men. She swims. likes to fish and can have fun anywhere. Her waistlinc is the envy of the Senior Class. VICTOR RIZZO junior B.1xeball. I'i11m'lu, Tzmllali-fig Here is a real baseball lover. XVhen not playing, he's watching. XYhen asked about his ideal date, junior replied, just so and a little more, which shouldnt be hard for him to find. LILROY ROBERTS Bnketlvall, If, Club I eRoy wins the title of being the thinnest hoy I.ey- den will probably ever see. llc is 'zip ' stiing in basketball in which his height is df 'iz -ran in asset. He also is another of our hor-rod wales. Y j.-XXII-iS RIQIQYIQS jimmy A Cappella Choir, N.H.S. jim is one of the selected few who is in the National Honor Society, an honor all by itself. He'll always remember Homecoming of his freshman year because he was honored by having the privilege of carrying the queen's crown. BICYICRLY RILID GAA., Amzzml, Cheerleader. Our cute little bouncing bundle of energy is at home only when leading the kids in a cheer. She is the peppiest cheerleader whom everyone is eager to cheer with. Bev is always willing to brighten up a conversation with her jokes. LOIS RLXIELIUS G.,4.A., Tri-Hi-Y, N.H.S., L.G.L., Srudem Couvlvil Lois has one of the happiest looking faces of our class. Her friendly way and helping hand give her a personality that is characteristic of a nurse. She well deserved her title of Most Cooperative. RONALD RILNTNILR Ronnie Hi-Y Stamp collecting and Pat take up most of Ronnie's spare time. He, like many other seniors, thinks that the freshmen are swell kids after all. Ronnie is going to undertake an unusual job after graduation, litho- graphing. off fin 'Qtr' HLLIQNIC ROLAND L.G.L. Here is a dark-haired gal who has a weakness for spending money. Helene will be another one of our oHiee workers if she has anything to say about it. ROY ROOT President of Canlem Club, Stzzdem Council, ML Club, Ufrextlivzg Nice looking, a pleasing smile. and a very versatile lad describes Roy to a ut. He can use his mighty muscles either in wrestling or in his favorite pastime, clicking cameras. XVorking and then moving to Cali- fornia make up his future. DEAN RUPPERT N.H.S. Dean hails from Foreman but enjoys Leyden the better of the two. Possessed with a fine brain and a car he has made many friends. Dean is an excellent student in English as well as all the rest of his subjects. ALEX RUSSELL HAI lfoozlmll, Baseball, Baxleezlmll, Lv Club Here is a lad who really goes all out for sports. lfasy going, good naturcd, and always good for a laugh is our Al. A grand personality, a quick wit make him a lot of fun all the time. ,nf Qs l 'fra' .'?Wizif' , . ,.,,.. ,, XIARX -XXX RLLLCRI 'X ar Inizdtln of N H5 Ir: Hz Y I GI Bmuicii Fdz M IQ mr of rlc Anlzznl Xlar is one of our most dependable gals and has long smce proved herself one of the brains of the class of JI She is looking forw ard to college or the armed forces She xx as honored by being sent t1 Sprmgncld by the lri H1X THOMAS RYAN 'Tomu This quiet lad usually keeps to himself but by no means is unfriendly. His favorite subjects are like those of many Leydenitcs - study halls lunch and lfter school. jOYCl-1 SACKOI-'lf I..G.I.. oyee is one of our many horse lovers. If you want to please this easy going gal just give her French fries and the wide open spaces. Living on a farm is her future life after graduation. ANTHOYY SANTOYO 'Tonvu lionyn says that he likes his shop courses best here at Leyden. Tony likes to serenade his girl friends with his guitar in his spare time. Old fashioned chicken is his favorite. Future plans include Uncle Sam. XVAYNE SCHROEDER XVayne is another of the senior males who keeps pretty much to himself, but once you get him started he is talkative, laughable, and one of the crowd. Leyden is one grand school, as he puts it! BETTY SCHULTZ Annual, L.G.L. Betty would rate 100 per cent if she was graded for her friendliness, dependability, and ambition. She enjoys bowling, softball, and likes her senior year the best. Betty plans on getting married after school is out. HAROLD SCHULTZ Henry I-lenry's ideal date would be to take his girl up in an airplane and later eat spaghetti and meatbalis. In the future someone is going to hire a very capa- ble machinist. RICHARD SCHULTZ L'Rich 'LRich says the 1949 and 1951 Homecoming games stood out as the most important activities of his years at Leyden. He seems to follow suit with the manv other pizza lovers. XVorking is going to be his future. CLIFFORD SHAU f'Tex Movie Operator, Track Tex is a Romeo who likes dark-haired girls. The event which he thought was the nicest was our Homecomings. His future comprises of stuffing ani- mals for a living. NORBERT SCHEITLILR 'lNorb A Cappella, Student Council, N.H.S. Here is a real nice guy who will always give a help- ing hand. His most cherished memory is the junior and Senior Prom. His favorite food is fried chicken and Shirley for an appetizer. LOIS SCHEURMAN L'Rusty Secretary of the Bowling League, L.G.L., Eaglelite Staff, Annual, N.H.S. Short, petite, and friendly reflects Rusty's per- sonality. She is always willing to help out and always does a job well. The excitement of the junior and Senior Prom will always be remembered by her. MARION SCHMIDT f'Mar Annual Student Council, L.G.L., Tri-Hi-Y. l'Mar is a sweet and quiet girl who will always have many friends because of her sincerity. Home- coming is the outstanding activity in her memories of Leyden. Her future plans include university life. RICHARD SCHXVARTZ Rich N.H.S. Blond, blue-eyed, and a pleasing smile describe Rieh. Playing around with movie cameras is one of his pet pastimes. To further his education are in Rich's plans for the future. THOMAS SHANNON Tom Foozbnll, Basleetball 'lihis big. brawny. curly-headed guy wants to become a millionaire. Sports, racing and hunting take up his spare hours. After graduation he is going to work very hard towards his ambitions. ,ION SIKORA Hi-Y, Smdeizt Comzfil, 71bc,',Vf7fi1lI.V jon was the pride of the junior Class last year be- cause of his fine performance in the Great Amer- ican Family. lle dislikes girls who smoke, but enjoys blonds. gXIarQ'Qu Fre.s'b711.1l1, Sophomore, and junior Clnxx Secretiiry, Secremry of the Srudem Council, .41IlIIli1f, Hume- foming Court Pretty, friendly and sweet can best describe one of the senior elass's most liked gals. Marge is an asset to any organization she belongs to. Leyden is losing a thoughtful. dependable, and humorous I.eV- denite. ' :N 'K l M . 1 KY t V ra ' Q lfifflf fm as l 'HC' ' 2?' - ae i 9 CXRL SKOLARZ Baseball, Basketball, Track Tall and blond and with a way with the girls sums up Carl. Making the basketball team was one of the biggest honors bestowed upon him. Machine shop work is included in his plans for the future. ELIZ.-XBIQTH SLICKIQR Betty L.G.L., Ho711ef0711i1rg Queen Reigning over I.eyden's 1950 Homecoming Fes- tivities, says Betty. is the greatest honor and meni- ory l will cherish forever. Plans are in the making to marry Roy after graduation, MAYNARD Sl.lClil-'R Slick 2 Football, Cllrlz, IVrc51li11g l.eyden's all-around hero answers to the name of Maynard Slicker. last year's all-state champion in the 133 pound wrestling contest. Maynard proved 41 K himself sluite worthy of the honor. llis future plans -liable to change at lfncle Sam's wishes. JAN SXIID l5rickwall Clllifl. Pep Clnlf, I-'uuI!1.1ll, H.n'let'!l1.1ll 'l'his big hunk of muscle earned his name of Brick- wallu playing good football. lle is considered by Coach Buian as thc IIIUSI outstanding lineman l.cyden has ever hadfi l uture plans include pro-football. Kiln- -rvv ., ROBICRT SORICXSON Tnnzmreif of Hi-Y, Vice President of Senior Class, bw QP if Tennis, Basleetbiill, L Club Athletics have taken up a great deal of Bobs timeg he is a letterman in basketball and tennis. Bob plans to continue his athletics when he goes to college for a political career. PATRICIA SPEARS G.A..4., I..G.I.., Ammiil, H07lIEF07lIl7lg, Clieerlemler Being on the Homecoming Court and a Varsity Cheerleader were the two greatest honors bestowed on this cute little lass with the twinkling blue eyes. Pats futuie plans include being an office worker. XIARI.IQXI-1 SPIALIQK NIareey I..G.l.., Srudeur Council, Clary Repre5e11m1i:'e Five feet two with eyes of blue and dimples too . . . describes one of I.evden's nicest dressed and friendliest gals. Homecoming and the Prom are her most cherished memories. jAXIIfS S'I'IQYICNSON ujjnjl' B.1,vl1efl1.1ll If you ever wonder why this lad is called Big jim, IUSI go to a Varsity basketball game and watch him go to town. His favorite enjoyment is playing hockey. or taking his brunette girl friend ice skating at the Arena. ' GICRALIJ SXIITII A neat dresser. grand personality, and a nice looking fellow comprise Gerald. XYell liked bv both the bovs and girls, he should go far in the future. i GLEN SMITH Track, Srudevzt Council, lfirxr l.ieure11iu1t in Band A very versatile lad, that's Glen! He can play a sweet clarinet and has enjoyed being in band very much. Right now Glen would like to go to Brigham Young University. Good luck! ICDXYARD SXIOCZYNSKI 'llidu Club, H.1z'l.wlor'x Club, Football, N.H.S. lid is the life of the party, supplying all the wit and jokes he knows. Ile lives for sports and has been active in football and basketball. Ile can talk more than a bunch of girls. Plans for the future are either college or the Navy. ROY SOLVIG Twinkle Toes lI reyrli11g,, Crux: Country, L Club Nimble but plenty tough4those four words describe Roy perfectly. His ready smile and quick wit have won him many friends. Roy is a proud letterman in cross country. W ff? JAMES STEWK-XRT jim Pep Club, I-'oorball That curious chuckle could belong to no one but jim. He is always in such a good mood that it makes you feel good to see him laughing. On his more serious side jim certainly can be responsible and dependable. ROBIQRT STKWH-XRT Stewie Club, Baxleerlmll, Sevrcmry of Hi-Y, Cross Conn- rry, Baseball k'Stewie is rated tops among the senior boys in friendliness. Although small in stature he holds his own by being right at the top in athletics, especially cross country. W'ith all his bright wit and humor, Stewie will go far in the future. ' RUSSlQI.I, STOLTZ Russ Hi-Y Tall, blond and good looking make up the features of this lad. Fast cars, machines, and Bar-B-Q's are Russ's main weaknesses. Marrying a rich woman and retiring are his main goals, so he says. DULORES SYVANSON Dee Editor of the Annual, G.A.A., L.G.I.., N.H.S., Stn- dent Council, Pep Clnb Monitor, Class Representa- tive, Eaglelite Five feet four inches of pep and sparkle . . . that's 'fDee. Here's a typical Leydenite who says she will never forget the 1950 Turnabout. ln the future she will aid the sick at W'eslev Memorial Hos ital and '52,- . P then marriage to someone very special. , , W, , , . , ,mf , ,aff , X! .4 J , 'Www-'. ffl 'TIN' .V 'xt .f j JV fi MARGARET SW'EN Cissy L.G.I Short blonde hair, and S feet 8 inches identifies Cissy. Animals are the object of her affection and she would love to live on a farm. Cissy likes to re- member the Washington Trip in her junior year. HELEN TAI..-XGA L.G.L., G.A.A. Helen is one of our patient and loyal cashiers in the cafeteria. Her sweet smile and quiet manner have won her many fast friends. especially that 5 feet 11 inch blond haired. blue-eyed lad called Ronnie. W'.-XI.TliR TAI..-XGA Vivzml Aid Opermor The man behind the scenes describes W'ally, for he is one of our faithful movie operators. His favorite pastime is to play basketball or just go out riding with the fellas. W'ally plans to be an apprentice machinist. MARJORIIC Tl-1lPlCl. Margie Band Margie's one of l.eyden's sweetest blonds. Her ideal date has to be blond, 5 feet 8 inches. and Bernie. Mr. l.ambert's biology class and the Washington Trip hold bright pages in her memory book. 1' 19' RALPH TROSSLZN President af Hi-Y, Student Council Ralph well deserves his nickname of Unlonsterf' This tall, dark, and handsome uv is one of the most . g 1 . uproarious members of the senior class. He has a quick smile for everyone and especially for Lee. He lans to 0 en his own s ortin oods store. P g ROBERT TRUXIBULL Rebel Treasurer of Student Council, Annual, Tbespianr, Leydenite Staff lf there is a need for a helping hand, Bob's always ready. K'Rebel always says the right thing at the right time. He is one of Leyden's finest leaders. Some college is going to be very lucky when he enrolls. DAVID VANARSDAHI. Dave Dave is one of the senior class's tallest and quietest lads. His quiet nature is probably due to his pet peeve: rowdy and giggling girls. College is in store for this ambitious lad. DONALD VAN BALFN Don S.P.Q.R., Student Council Putting Leyden on the map was aided by Don when he walked away with high honors in a National High School Photography contest. After school he will go to college and then to a photography school. JANET TlCNlPl-lN jinny I..G.I.. Pretty, blonde. and a nice personality equals a gal named Jinny. Baseball and the movies are number one on her list of favorite pastimes. After receiving her diploma, jinny plans to work, and then . . .P MARIE TIQNLQRELLI I..G.L., Student Council, Annual, S.P.Q.R. Xlarie is always bustling around the halls with the lucky seven. Brown hair and dark eyes accentuate her dark complexion. Seems that she learned a lot about football this year. She wants to spend her future with a man. ROBERT THILGES Bohn Baseball Introducing a blond, blue-eyed, and very quiet lad. Flying and horseback riding are Bob's favorite pastimes. joining the armed forces is to be his future. Al.l RlflJ TOPLIL Al N.H.S., Orchestra, S.P.Q.R., A Cappella, Annual All l want is music, music, music, can best describe Al's interests. His idea of a good time is to go out with his girl for a tasty dinner of shrimp. His open road after graduation leads to college. GIVORGIC VAN DYK Vixnal Aid Operator George is that tall blond fellow you see slaying away at Krogefs. or running the projector for the mov-iqg at school. llis future lies in working at Kroger's until hc reaches his goal, being manager. DOROTHY YIANI Dot Ort'!Jexi.v, 'l'!.'e,vpi.u1.t, N.Il.S., A Cappella, Dmm .llajorerte Presenting the one and only . . . Dot Viani. Yes, here's that wonderful gal who is alwavs knocking herself out to entertain us with her superb dancing and singing. KICNNICTH YISTICICN Ken A jolly latl is Ken. This phrase is definitely descrip- tive of him. llc makes you want to laugh and feel right at ease. There are not many people who can do both. You'll be rewarded for it some day, Ken. DOROTHY VOGICL 'lDot l.i11rarial1 Aid, Orchestra, Amzual, N.H.S., Debate Here is a gal who is always helpful and friendly. XVhen asked what she likes best, she said, VVork, dark men, music and fried potatoes. Her future plans include Northwestern llniversity. 'L p- 1 479 oi-1oRGl-1 voss 'lermis Team A 'cute short blond lad who gets along with every- one and likewise everyone with him. George is an above average student which he proves over and over again in classes. Success and prosperity will in due time come to him. DONALD XVALKER Don Hi-Y, Baseball This flaming redhead can rightly be called a jack of all trades. As an artist he finds what most people overlook. ln sports he plays a tough game of basket- ball. After graduation Don plans to get a regular job. jOIIN XYICGLARZ A'VVeg 'AXYeg's shy and reserved manner hide a really devilish, fun-loving guy. Tall and blond best de- scribe his appearance. llis main ambition is to be- come a millionaire. ll.I.A .XIAIC XYHIGAND Ilia lIs1llflQiIIg Editor of Ike Eaglelire, L.G.I.. llla is one girl who was constantly kept busy. Klan- aging the school paper this year brought on its head- aches. but she proved herself worthy of handling the responsibility. Office work is Illa's future. FRANK XVITT L Club, Football and Basketball Manager. Always laughing and iokingAthat's Frank. XYhen not managing one of the teams, he is usually found with 'kthe boys, Give him pork chops and Corrine Cal- vert and he'll be satisfied. PHYLLIS VVITTIL Phyl ,llouitor L'The kids at Leyden are swell. says this quiet lass. Chicken and steak are high on her list of weak- nesses. To be an oflice worker and then to get mar- ried are her ambitions. HELEN YOUNG L.G.L., Tri-Hi-Y Helen's sweet disposition and friendly manner have secured her many friends. She has a weakness for fried chicken and animals. Her future promises to be a bright one for she plans to be an elementary teacher. RICHARD ZUXIBROCK Rich Last in the alphabet but not least by any means is k'Rich. He is a quiet likeable lad whom everyone can talk to very easily. Rich is a good student, a nice friend and a good conversationalist. XVhat else could you ask for? RONALD NVERTZ K'Ron Baxeball Club, Football Club A guy with a smile on his face for the whole world is a description that fits him to a ut. His favorite pastime is eating, of course. After that certain diplo- ma he's going to work. LLLANOR XVILKIN MEI L.G.L., Cabinet HICl is one of the few remaining faithful Cub fans and is proud of it. She can be found most of her summer vacation watching the games at lVrigley Field. Being with her friends at Leyden is lil's great- est pleasure. NORMAN XVILLIAMS HNUFITTN Sturlem Council, Orchestra A man of many interests including bull sessions, Homecoming, Pageant, a 5 foot 6 inch brunette girl, pizza, and his '49 Plymouth. lle enjoyed the lVashington Trip the most of any activity. Lots of luck in College, Norm. XVILLIAX1 XVILTZIUS Bill Hi-Y The strong silent type describes Bill to a His quiet ways have gained him a lot of friends. Bill intends to go to college and study forestry or join the navy. 373' Monkeys Who Might Break the Camera I IJXX XRD BL RXI 'I TI e X xerx qlIlCf lad untrl sou fret to lenoxx hlm better 1 est leserlbe I el e It s 1 lee t hnns a lot Ile enloxs PIILA and am other ltahrn foods XXIIII-XXI CXRN-XH-XX 1 lllll IS dehnltelx one of our KILIILICI' mlles at lex den Ile enloxs Xkilflxlllg hard but lust lllte the rest ef us xxoulel hlee 1 1 1eat1on noxx mel then lleres xxrsr 1g II lot of te Ill RI C IIRISIIAXSI X rlx lor ur 1 alr eot e serlbe 1e lut Bert Ile rdnnt Ins one ue le ness IS eglrls llltl food He laughed xx hen ansxxerrne boolekeepmg as hrs fax orrte subleet XX 1th Ins pleas ang lrughter Bert should malee an an ful lot of frrends I I I -XNOR CROXIXX LLL XIIIII -1 Crpptllr Clorr Um Repitatuzrrr 'llus straxsberrx blonde does not belong to Lasex but r1ther to Ieyden Xerx tall IIICI slender eute IIILI sueet fI'lCI'IdlX and easx to get along xx 1th and mam other 1d1eet1x es fit thus xoung ladx XX e mrght also add 1 pfur of xxmgs RONAI D LROXIXXI I I Ronme I ex den s OUISIIIILIIIIQ Bop expert ansxx ers to the name o rnme onxxell -X has spare tune IS s ent danemeg not onlx ptterbuezglng but partleapatrng Ill ter danees too Ile seems to lne for CIIUCIII ust as lone, as rt malees xou happx Ron the est of Iuele IRI ID IJRLGLR -X xxrrm smlle for all the I-.lds at sehool whether freslnes sophomores jumors or hrs onn elassmates IS lreds tr1demarle llls exen temper and pataenee haxe non hmm the admaratlon of exerxone XX 1th all thus hon ean he IIIISS C I ll IORID I-OLI X Cllff -Xnother of th bots xx ho um oxer not onlx the fellas but also the girls ansxx ers to the name of Cllf ford lolex llls four Xears of hrgh sehool l1fe eould not hue been more fun lex den would hate mrssed U IUU I DOI URI 9 IIRLSRX ee Dee as another one of those garls xx ho eould ht the ad xxhreh states Shes loxelx Shes engaged She uses Ponds Ihe klds at sehmol are wonderful and so are the teaehers Dee xull haxe a lot more to oeeupx her tlme than sehool books 'and teaehers I-xl NNI III JOHNSON Ixen Ixen as a IIAFIIIUIIILJ. plawmg joleer xxho alnaxs takes hfe III stride Ile has been nn the spotlxght of mam lexden lssemblles Ile drslllees teachers who gnc ham 1 lot of homeuorle Prrle possessron as 1 1959 ford Rl II -I 1 1 Pearl IS that httle blonde gal Xutla the shx smrle She hlees the teaehers at Lexden but urll be glad to Graduate If all her deslres are fulfilled she xx 1II one du beeome a noman rn x1 hate DL -XXI 'NI I SON Duane rs one of mam lex den bots xx ho has not as xet eonquered that shvness Xerx tall and lankx mee lool Ing and a neat dresser best deserrbe Duane llls quiet manner has won hlrn za great de 1l of respeet xxhleh undoubtedlx xull bc useful In later tears RXNIJ XII SLOI I Randall due to Ins shx ness xx as another one of mms xx ho were afrnd te free the camera Ixen xuthout Ins preture ue Ianou that sou eould I'CK.0gIIl1C thls Inl from hrs e1sx smrle qurele XXII1I1lI'lg personahtx and fI'ILIIllIlIlCSS XI XI SORI NSIN. Neal I1 as non 1 reputation If sehool for being one of the best d1neers most Irleed fellas and best dressed -X elean eut mee Ioolemg gut w ho Illees to take llfe easx Our bet IS that after school he xx 1ll be kept good and buss TID SIR-XXDT Ted IS a txpleal bm through and through nexer saxs hello but that nod of the head 18 to be lelentr hed as sueh T ed makes friends fast and keeps them xxhleh em he proxen by runnmg oxer Ins lone, lrst of them '. ' . ' 'Q ' f If I . fe '. D ear lair' e 3 ' A C . Il lie: t I ' -ep o ' :elf ' ' ' J - 1 'L ', ' an - ' l' ' . 'L 'Q l ' A ' . ' 'Ll II SY U I ' N ' ' Q, l ' ' ' S hir ll I1-k. a ' A ' ' 5 ' '. - ' J ' .-X .fai U' tall sen' 'ltl blond curly laf ' lld J A 2 l ll In I 2 lei ' ' 1 no or 1 1 , 1 I s ' 'ua '- l H' 3 1 . - 1 b - ' ' 1 J ' ' J PIQX . . fSI,IIf ' ' L 1' 1 ' ' - 5 'A uf- Gael.. ., ,.f'.I.. , '1 ' I lf 'U' 2 . 're A 4 D I. ,L - :,- I I fl Re ' flr 1 'sz . . IIA 't f -H ' fp A S A A K K . .k. I , 1 'Q P, H ' 5 4 B - . 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Nlillcr. l.. .XlCl'.1IIlCC1, K. Cameron, Keller- mzmn, lf. Xlilamu, ll. Rcnncdv. 7 -nd RUXY: R. Cundiff, lf. Scgrnws, Y. Iiuzlmvski, D. Hartscl, l. Sylvester, ll. Harstad, R. j.1Imkc, .Xlulcn. S, Holman, XI. Kiefer Sul ROXY: fX. Drcmmn. j. Ruzccki. j. Rusmmc. Ci. XYhitc. j. Naples. R. Orc. B. Searle, B. lhrruriclm, R. Ifcrgusun, 4th ROXY: Cl, Rice, .X. Clhilnrdi. R, Xlctl. R. Ifrcdrilcscn. 'lf 'l'11ylur. Rckus, H. Nlcycr. P XI I lJl'1rl Xlls X Ll . cya' 1 Wm Usa CQ' rf l k iff! x . 01. , S V rl , M X ff 'x I fz. ' ' ,fEY53'A1f14l,i f W if I X M If JL, X X L U X' LI lst ROXY: lf, l,UXLfL'Cl1iI7, I . Ruppert, lx. Srurlaus, P. l.uriurs, IJ. Xlunnlmaln, li. Hcydcn, ll:1l1l'l2ll1. I, Sl1UUIIILlIiL'l'. fml ROXXZ P, Cjliddfm. j. lluuhncr. P, Hull. N. Illglllllllll, j. Lcmkc, I-'. Cherry, B. Summers, n 1,1 PSU? . ird RUN: R. lhrsr. Cl, Bcrgnmn. 'lf Schifcrl, Kramer, lf. Piraino. R. lscnhart, T. Hart. IJ. Rucznn. 4rl1 ROXY: P. Sylvester. IJ. Phcr. j. Ilullmman. IS. Bartz. Y. -Iaccinu. IJ. Ruppert. S. Fcnhaua. Xl, Stlmcllt. .Xlisx Uzmx. iw' Ln X f M. 7' 1 7 1 f fl, . l. 77? Q U3 r 1 lf, 1- . .. s :If .11 7 I ' H ...ff ig! X6 lst ROXY: Xl. Ilelirns. S. johnson. lf. Giorno, li. liugeef. R. Sniitli, j. Stayton, ll. llrunek. R. Seartlino, Xl. Yinni. Intl RUIY: XI. Tliumpson, I . Tlionms. lf. llzlrris, jnlinsen. P. Ridge, P. Balilien, P. .-Xrnisli. I.. Swanquisr, S. XIeClell:1nd, C. Yalilin. irtl RUXV: li. llarder. li. liigslmy, T. jay. R, Shirretfs, XY. Buekert, D. Kaniinski, T, Carney. 4tli RUXY: S. lleddleson, R. Larson, D. Drugeniullcr. I. Guilfuil, II. Reuter. B, Selmuer, Miss Xleleeod. Ist ROXY: G. Swenson, IJ. Bramble. T. Renn, G. Sullivan, l.. Nielsen, .-X. Boetteher, A. Eggert, A. Dent, G. Bree. H. Buenger. Ind RUXY: I.. Xlmiegatu. li. Weber, vl. Bell. C. Carpenter, I-. Awe, V. Curtis. L. Awe, lf. Tiedenmnn, lf. Pipkorn. 3rd ROXV: K. Groebli, R. Steingrnlmer, R. Xlilne, R. Green, lf. Grote, T. Sievert, XV. Chuin, lf. Seliulze, R. Briscoe, I.. Stielicr. Xliss If. Miller. I O JS fir E . x QOH rm Ll ' ' , Q. .. . Wicczurc' Cf Sorensen P. Xlcllwry R lxLtd1u111 1 IQ, W 'N NQUU ss 0 -1,.. .N1,l'..SI2'1l'. UU ruggr msfcs. .zmrc C: '. ' 1141113 D. 7 IC '. Nic sen. H. - I 111x011 .o -:ri sr QOH . .'X' -5. lx. lJLlFl'h11I'l'SIIlCiCI' l.. .xIidfSCIIl, Xl. Clutc Xl. Okonicwsi . Linker Xl C mrrsLl1c..'X.Bcrrc11z A. D11 cy. 111 KOH , , ' 11111, . ,1x' A- f. .11 K, . Rama, . X C 'CC .... X 10011 . Xi cr XI SLI1roLdLr l..Sl1asscrc. ri RON lf. S1 ' . K. l c1ri111,cr lf. X111 'k . Black. D. Kuthc A. jolmsrn YV. .NIC Cormack SS +tl1 ROW Cf .Xlicclli D. Hansen, Cf HCI1I1llU1 I.. Scarmardo, XV. Pelland, Ii. Ccragioli, R -Xlbrccht R. Xlarkcsc. Hr. St. 01111. 1. X W mil I' 3 x' 5' ,ll I 5 fl 4, . NW I Q, ff ' ' I GX. ' - .W f -1 jp A X 5 L11 'z B. .Xlir 'i'I. A.Cl11Ll11111 Q Sthlllfl D lx, , , , 1311 'f1.x'.1'..111 ,,11. II.1l111.111111 1 11.11, c, s1.11,1, 11 c,111 1111 4111 R ': B. D Af' , R. X rg S I I1 ',c1 Clrl I I 11111 , C1 l V11 1. 1x 111 NFL '16 , , 1,1 Q, 2.11 RYXI 1x111'111.1m,c,1111Q ll 1 11 Ik 1 ,J 111 .318 ': Q 111110 r , L ,j , 1, 1 , -l.l.a .'.'. .. -W , J 7 O 01' ' 0 .XXX I' ,za YK ,- K L. L., Ci gg 2 unix' , , I N JN -5 ,fl R lf ,I f V ,,. Q . f' f X I K K... C 4 f x f , f f, Ar R- . lsr ROXY: Pokorncy, L. Peterson, C. Xlksgcncr, j. Kerr, B, Dahlgrcn, L. Rohr, Nl. XVal1l. j. johnson. l Zm ROXY: B. Allen, XY. Crown. Xl. Yogcl, K. Hclandcr, D. johnson, R. Schulz. j. Tybon. C. Greeley. lrd RUXY: R. Ncmcth, .-X. Zclkc, R. Gablin, XY. lflzaurdia. j, Todd. j. Strawn, R. Matz. -lrh ROXNI -I. Yandcrrncir, J. Pitzafcrro, R. l-'nnclla. Xl. llcilmcrgcr. R. Carlson, l.. Marion. lsr ROXY: ll, Clmrisrnmn. D. llcliruync. Cl. Block. Xl. lforlncs, Xl. Kocncmunn. C. Uabcrirz, Xl. liucgc. C. Graff. C. XVicczorclc, C. Dlacobitz. Ind RUXY: ll. lforlmcs, llildcrlmrzlndt, P. Ryan. ll. Crawford. G. lfulponi, York, S. Good, Y. licsscr. N. l.ugn, Knopf. .Grd ROXY: Xl. llcndrixson, l.. Kamvisclmcr. G. Olson, bl. l,oil1cl, S. Clnssnml1, R. Garrow. ll. licrcnx. Mr. Tompkins. f- W -Q gy. , , K .. M' ,553 N - ' -4 .- ' VA: ,W .f J nl 1 . v 'Q' L I lst ROXY: A. johnson, P. Coleman, C. Kcsslcr, P. lwyman, N. Tuka, B. Patzkc. 2nd RUXV: S. Glowicnkc, I.. Glcitsman, li. Anderson, Miss XVl1itcl1ousc, E. Rurik, QI. Folkcrts, P. Fox. 3rd ROXV: C. llayhoff, N. Calabrcsc, j. Sherman, K. Volkman, j. Fialka, K. Romanow, j. D'Ambrosio, j. Kuchn. 4th ROXY: N, Nasuta, I.. Partyka, ll. Bucrcr, H. Glazck, I.. Hill, G. Durantc, lf. Almond. l.. Bork. in 'f' 'Y wh .4 wW 'wm ,..,,. ulllllt 'ff' of, AW W 'L 5 1 gg gif z WM,....f-f -,..w-H -,, 5 1 is , 5 4 -dark Wx AM wgw ,JF E19 ww ,YL 'N was ,,.., k ii . Z I K j.......--- ,Q in 4- ,,,..., ,.,..-...., Hex Rube' XI C LLIIIIIIIX fclt xx C nudcd stu PLIIUIIIILIS so xx C Lhosc IS I msldcnt mlm Vx xdsxxmtlx X mc PILSIQICIII I cnnx Hu Scuctfux rx ILISU 111 :crm XI nn LI to Icu mu t Ulu lbln NIXISLIS XII mms Roxlson md Xllss I umnc Xndclson, ed xmx lcts nxmc x thc Snplxmm All SL 100 unc 1 :xc x lt Ill scllmw hut do s undu thc Inv top If footIm'1II games untll xx c ncx Cl xx mtcd to Ioolx If motlxu dug Ill thc fue 10 un md seII1n0 IootImII pins nl thc xx hole LII uls xx ms 'studx up ' 6,1 ,,f-f W U .I I 109' r 1 7, 4 I 75 4' lst ROXY: Xlmiegato, Sylxesrer. Burke, .X Reinosu, l.. Spriesrerlmclc, Xl. Curtis, .-X. Ulimxviiiski, B. XYciscnborn, .Xliss .Xlrlmorli Ind ROXY: Hniustek, T. Simon, R. Werner. Xl. Yetsky, li. Ruhinn, R. Healey, l. Allen. Xl. XYccher. 3rd ROXY: H. Selierrle. lioiieziilc, I.. O'Dnv, K. l.1lLlLlCl1lJ2lCli, C. Cites, Xl. DI. l.1illy. S,BLlll1. Xlnxe, j. Rende. 4th RUXY: li. llnelienier, C llcmglaiml, lf. Uhlfe, R. Pesrclln, P. Neuman, R. lfomla, R. llvs. R. Suller. lst RUXY: Xl, lJeSilx'in, Xl. liouelier. A. Finke, l.. Xlierus, N. Kuizm u, Y. Xlarszalek, U. .Nlaser -X. Clmlifmix. Ind RUXV: .-X, Clrisetn, l.. Link, ll. Cn1'nnlmn, Dulmlerer, Xl. l.z1 Bello, Xliss .-Xnderson. ll. Clnnsliirt, IJ. Xlorayn. iril ROXY: li. Yugel, K, llielier, li. lfurresr. XY. lirmllmrlm. C. Seliiferl, B. Kc-Ils. T. Snmlvuss, Ci. Courtney, N. Brrlnla, l.ualx'ikscn. M a QW l il ll I gw Q!! iw! 'I qglill 2 , 5e! Xxkl R! lst RUXY: XI. Orlando. C. Rcdcr, Xl. Snyder, P. .XIcLcan, S. Gnblin, S. Orels, Ii, Schulze, XI. Rybrandt, Xliss Billington. Ind ROXV: N. Panck, j. Strcu, S. Lilviak, AI, AlcGic, H. Kaminski, Austin, D. VVisher, S. Yorman, T. Schalkowski, Stout. 3rd ROXV: D. Nona, B. Cisski, S. Priola, B. Lendcrback, C, Pasvogel, A. Ruhl, E. Ruhl, D. Reinhardt, XY. Haney. G. XVilliarns. 4th ROXY: Ii. Phillips, A. Schmidt, I.. Hey, R. Pynakcr, D. Proper, j. O'Dowd, H. Martinn, XY. Bussn. lst ROXV: j. Tatro, A. Tcrpstra, I.. Tripoli. A. Schiltkanip, IJ. Zawislak, C. Spencer, J, jan- kowski, D. Douglas, A. Sherry. Ind ROXV: J. AAIIIIICIILITCII, Al. Poss, B. Shanks, A. Peck, E. Anson, D. Summers, F. Sxvailcs, I1 Franz, AI. Zwolnncli, A. Sicbold. ltd ROXV: P. Locashio, R. Kucnimcl, R. Sain, T. Tcrranovn, P. Sylvester, R. Rybrandt. -lth ROXV: lf. Ycrstnt, R. Kiss, 'If AAIIIHIFLI, Tuminarc, R. Savino, K. XVinlJcrg, Y. Roucka AI, YVVSC. 1 M21 QM JEQ f x 1-E3 fN.,Ak ex, K I QQ W 34 1' ECL- Ei 144 zf, lst ROXY: lf. Brown, A. XValsh, A. Billings, R. Ohlhaber, li. Banky, S. Skolozynski, V. Moran, Xl. Blankenship, Xl. Carmen, A. johnson. Znd ROXV: j. Azzaro, Xl. Skolorzynski, Doss, P. Clark, Al. Henderson, S. Carlton, C. Cochran, Kelley, H. Brulm, j. lfdwin. lrd ROXV: N. Anderson, j. Novich, T. Coyne, B. Schmidt, R. Blunck, Ii. jackson, F. Balisteri, j. Palade. K. lVilkin. lf. Pasko, Xlr. Hcnne. fri.. - , Ji ,' , . 1 gi 'Q n S mad!-. X - Z 5. Q ' Q T xr K gm, ,i . ifirf' N Ku . I 1 .t-, i em, lst ROXV: Xl. Hacse, A. Hcining, D. Holly, Al. lirickson, S. Farnham, VI. Hill, Korda, li. Killingcr, G. Hall. 2nd ROXV: A. De Fore, S, Heiden, B. Hadden, P. Gill, Nl. Gunderson, P. Gray, P. Hammar- gren, XI. Drummond, D. Green, Xlr. Lambert, If. Fricot. Grd ROXV: Szwaikart, Fox, D. jarka, J. Karalus, VV. Freitag, J, Hermann, McGill, D. Gronwold, j. Gary, J. Thurman, A. Flolo, C. Flick. 1 ' W ff' 'Q sf. xl gd: 'f' . 1 Q 5 v 'KK .26 'Lv' 1 K-Y ifr- W Z I f ir ., f' I 'fied I X .4 N S 13 X x J L KV Q, in . En lsr ROXV: P. l.c1nkc,j. Niclscn. lf. Koehler, D. Swanson, S. Xlucllcr, D. Plocinski, P. Rozc. Ind ROXY: D. Robertson, C. Latin, D. Kramer, G. Ncuzil, D. Nlork, P, Galbraith, Hartscl, .Xliss .Xlur nhv 1 1. Srd ROXV: K. Spoo, R. 'l'I1o1npson, C. Rylmcrg, lf. johnson, M, Xlocllcr, H, lilwardt, R. Srcinckc, j. Xlarkcsc. lsr ROXY: j. Plocinski, G. Xloorz, j. Swuilcs, M. Ulson, 'lf Roucka, V. Garten. Znd ROXY: R. Bradley, XV. Phillips, R. Rcvnolds, R. Hiro, R. Luctlm, lf. Paul, A. Osmundscn. j XYcli'ln XY Poxull IJ Xliro 3rd ROYY: G. XYilliams, j. Grcinke, j. Xlurawska, 1. Mvers, N. Ncmeth, j. Strebcl, R. Chody, R. Almond, G. Laing, B. Greene. B. Gcrsclm, Mr. Roalson. if W E . ' 1 INV , Xl V .f P ' ,' tl A 4.5. lsr ROXY: Xl. julmsun, H. Ncu, H. Du Bois, I.. Cromxvcll, lf. XYcluncr, l.. Xlilncs. S. Laing Xl, McCullough, Mr. Uhtsun. Ind ROXY: il. Chmicl, B. Lewin, A. Amicrjcski. C. Lars, .-X. Sclvik. KHZIIICF. P. Lucchcsi R. Buck, R. Dennis, I.. XYojnowink. lrd RUXV: D, Nctzcl, XYadsxx'nrrI1. l.. Hotvkicxvicz. -I. l.aturnu, D. Kudrnu. R. Ycrzcl C. Xlatson, Larsen. R. Nlcycr, lf. Nnhlc. I ,JW aff' if iff' -X ,4 57 -Ah -Q- 52342 ee z J VI e xx ele the nexx eomels to I ex den s QIILLIS but xx e soon fell lnto the sxx mg UI'-l'l1lIlQS getting lequilnted qt the I'ICSl'll1lHl'1 Mixer Ixnoxxmw meh other hettel toxx'1rds IJCLCIHIJCI xxe eleeted our sta! lmnlxers Plesldent junes I-Iardestx X ILC Presndent lxhxlne I ee SCLICYIFX Bfnlmm Sexton I IC'lSllI'Cl Arthurlne Russell Of eourse xx e held 1 Clnlstnns pwrtx 1nd CIICIIIII xx e hfux e fun compet mg m contests fund CI'lHLlI1g Beeause Cole plox ed so sueeessful last season, a lepeat perfolmzmee xx .ls planned for us c'M 'f' aw' 5 J V lggsbl ilg if V W Q N S A 5 FIRST ROYV: K. Angle, C. Beyer, J. Coleman, G. Augustine, M. Bork, B. Abolt, G. Burnett, Miss Camden. SECOND ROXV: R. Adamke, E. Becker, B. Hays, R. Chavez, K. Bakken, R. Beilick, N. Bronkema, C. Buckert. THIRD ROXV: R. Colburn, T. Barrels. FIRST ROVV: .Xliss Flood, N. Goodrich, j. Salz, K. Grote, G. Schultz, M. Dubois, J. Van- arsdall, A. YVeiss, C. Morgan. SECOND RONV: XV. Conover. S. Lobodzinski, R. Anderson. J. Schmidtke, M. Carson, -I. Turner, N. Falkenburg, F. O'Callaghan. THIRD ROVV: F. Ko- besko, J. Scardino, j. Botheroyd, S. Solomon, R. Ulrich, R. Schicrhorn, -I. Bocian. FOURTH ROVV: G. Mueller, F. Fanella, J. I-lhardt, D. Puttkammer, T. Matthiesen, li. Miller, L. Emory, N I 1 - M. Spilotro. W 5 if WI' , 'XV ,Qu 46 fx 5 ,p fa. 'i Q-7--of M1- U? x '99 nk 'lp A'-r. T ,r 5... X-ff . FIRST ROVV: C. Peterson, H. Pearson, L. Osolin, F. Nemeth, H. Ruhl, R. Markcse C. Merrill, K. Xlesser, D. Proper. SECOND ROXV: S. Donnelly, F. Peterson, L. Pellicane -I. Nagel, A. Piske, Y. Rickman, R. Patrone, A. Nemeth. THIRD ROXV: R. Ogletree B. Null, T. Pastorello, XV. Peck, j. Phillips, R. Ring, II. Puccini, L. Thilmont, L. Innocenti. FOURTH ROXV: Nlr. Granzin, YY. Delong, -I. Miller, R. Mueller, E. Opland, D. Nelson, H. Danklefsen, R. Mason, Rooney, L. YVendt. FIRST ROYV: F. Peterson, S. XYaters. j. Seger, S. Timmermann, Nl. Swill, B. XValker, M. Schlegel, B. Sexton, J. Roland, G. Xxvflgllt, M. Strebel, Manly. SECOND ROXV: P. Pahl, K. F. XVhitman. R. Rulil, Miss H. Miller. THIRD ROYV: R. Shaw, R. Sommerncld, F. Swanson, D. Smetano, Ii. XVrigl1t, A. XYcihcr, B. Wick. FOURTH ROVV: D. Sala, D. Taylor, R. XVelter, F. Scherbarth. R. Swider. H. Talbot, A. Zenker. 77ZM-V64 JV fl. ff! X FIRST ROXV: M. Mohle, D. Blolnn, J. lsenhart, D. Mower, R. Romano, A. Russell, P. Vogt, Q X R. Mason. SECOND ROXY: R. Cramer, C. jolmsen, li. Fandel, M. Stanfa, Gunderson, 1- E 'v R. Kotecki, j. XVojeiechowski, B. Miller. THIRD ROXV: R. Gulan, R. Mase, N. Kasper, Gre R Strawn l Duke lf Fielder FOURTH ROXV: Mr. Monk, P. Nelson, A. Hart- j. gg, . . , .. , . . man, I.. Roberts. Malapnnes, j. Spencer, M. Ceeala. Qaffl QW' i W FIRST ROXV: J. Kellerrnann. M. Lee, J. Tiedemann, C. llouse, S. Kapralis, j. Denier, A. Cady, R. Greinke, Miss Rapp. SECOND ROXV: J. Hanna. lf. Holman, D. Carlson, A. Dunternan, lf.. Larurno, N. Budaek, S. Rolfe, j. Havlicek, R. Olsen, L. Coffman. THIRD ROXV: R. Kolar, N. Anderson, D'.-Xmato, R. Sittler. C. Hall, D. Hall, R. Voss, R. Bruauer. .-is PT :RW ff. MMT .. fr W A' FIRST ROIY: XI. Derengowski, V. Priola, F. Novak, B. Gatz, L. Phillip, B. Bianchi, B. Singer. Q 'I A X SICCOND ROXV: B. Straniaglio, j. Kwasniewski, P. Marcks, C. Kaspari, D. Padivic, K. gas. xc Simpson, -I. Szwankowski. THIRD ROXV: R. Xliller, R. Kessler, R. Brennan, D. Johnsen. X-I LE A. Lasky, -I. Bruske, j. Simpson, R. Bickel. P. Snopko. FOURTH ROXV: Mr. Saxhaug. ' i i FIRST ROXY: I.icko. D. Carpenter, D. Kasr, D. Ferruro, NI. Lirland, N. Hoyt. M. Knack- stedt, B. Torgerscn, D. Koranda. SICCUND ROXY: NI. Feigel, S. johnson, B. Kennedy R. Fredriksen, XI. Kowalski, j. Donahue. j. Daddino, G. Hallgren, C. Hansen, A. Hilder- hrandr. THIRD ROXY: S. Donmnray, D. Selvick, G. jeske, Hardesty, C. Glowienke, H. Ricci, R. Caffero. .-X. Stellnmch, Xlr. Sayers. FOURTH ROIY: C. XVicczorek. H. Kelley, D. Donovan, R. Dinibcrg, XY. johnson. R. Iflwardt, C. Katz, V. Smarro, D. Hendricks, R. Ifggert. I-. XVisniewski. 1 Q M. ,Mg . ,K , ff? ri I is I Q -....... ,, 4 5' 2? v -1 '9 EP , if I a f X Z? iw s 'I GI i JU' s ff' ef I .yah ,Q -Q. if '-f Q an y 2 - -lf, 'rv ' , :W If Q, ll , .r Tx .E NR., 'V .' 1. ,il FIRST ROYV: P. Bistry, LQ. Doornboseh, P. Trippiedi, J. Larsen, L. Lo Galbo, -I. Crispeels. SECOND ROXY: S. Bauer, P. Kures, XI. Zak, C. Fctzner, R. Reeves, P. Carmichael. THIRD ROVV: D. Bricka, B. Ironside, B. Harper, M. Vaughan, G. Klein, C. Gohrsch. FOURTH RONV: T. Xlagoon, XV. Sorgatz, DI. Hoogland, Cole, -I. Verstat, Boris, R. Clausen. R. La Bee, Miss Taylor. yi FIRST ROXYQ V. Iforinger, P. Atchison, IJ. Sclnvarrx, D. Purrkammer, Xl. Salatino, P. Blum KI. Pesce. SICCOND ROXV: D. james, B. Xlullinax, R. Sbarbaro, Ll. Nloifatt, If. Bauer I-. Rodriquez, T. jaaniks, j. Cook. THIRD ROXV: Urs. Tripp, j. Norton. B. Shaw, P. Heale j. Leeper, j. Krupka, B. Kazierod, R. Spanezak. FOURTH ROIY: C. Blucker, D. XVilson B. 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X 5 , fy a - HOMECCMING 'il f VV XJ .1 i 121 amfrzawx G53 ii gd 116+ GTNG 9 W S mm US US 35973519 U also en? up Ho .. 7 'v f 5 . 73. 1 dllx W WST' o'Se 11 UPIUS f-'LI G 6 Q,X, gk .ffl Queen Betty King Tom wb-A. primal.. feew Turnabout The Turnabout held Friday, November 17, is the night when the little woman foots the bills, and treats her favorite guy to a gala evening of dancing and eating. Blue streamers, pink apple blos- soms, a huge silvery, xvinking moon plus a host of twinkling stars trimmed the gym, setting the theme of Blue Moon. The music of johnny Esp0sit0's Esquires gave the finishing touches to this enchanting night. Highlighting the festivities was the crowning of Queen Betty Summers and King Tom Schifferl. OON 3 If-4' ASHINGTO TRIP f Z... Ag, 2 e n, f , A. 3 . 5. , 1 . it . ,, ,EA 3 W W ' ,V, ff-vi'll.-! 1. Mount Vernon 2. Entrance to Pan American Building 3. General Lee's Mansion 4. Capitol Building 5. Tomb of Unknown Soldier 6. Pan American Building 7. Lincoln Memorial 8. Arlington Amphitheater 9. Tomb of Martha and George YVashingtun ASHING 0 TRIP W, ,. 14- 15' -, ,- if We J.. z Y IU. .-Xrlingtun Y.1tinn.1l Cemetery ll. Stocks ll. Pier at Kit. Yernon I3. Snlitlxsonian Institute H. Old Capitol at XYillinrnsburg IS. Annapolis Academy 16. Bureau of Printing and Ifngraving 1'. Arlington Amphitlmcater 18. Williamsburg Street Scene x ,glkw - Carole Gimino, One of the Senior Luadf 'ky if X., 1v-4 ,., of Www DRAMA .rleunp Cruz: .TZ lVnrlc Ur, lloyur .111.1' Ili: Aida' DEPARTME T ,ff fi- it-gk X K Ann H7l77Il671L'L', Co-Sm . . 9 , If - 'I' 1 of the Senior Play 4- W One Act Play Emitled Submerged a , A Q . QA. M4 5' 2 if 'nf A4 1315 A' 31' M gym? :ri 419 mf -2 !- In! AY- A437 . .. 5. , I . , -V. 4' 1 - A Y X , , G A N.,-4 . , . Swif- . . - f 'Q 1 u I 'E 3 5 B 1 fa XV Y --va N, f' f 5 wi-www - f . , . xjy, 6 I, . , - 'ggffft , .5 V J m , 1 5 ' 4 55g 5 , Q If W ww? ak' , fe 'af' .1 D 12 - 4 M , . fm., 9' AW 1 A ' wa. wi n . 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On une 7 1951 the famllxar strams of Pomp and CIFCUHIQIZDCC filled the mr The bovs gowned 1n maroon and the g1rls 1n wh1te were ready to lue one ol the most exc1t1ng events ever to happen durmg thelr l1fCf1I11C Speeches and :acceptmg of glfts took place amongst a background of floral arrangements At the helght of the excltement came the presentauon of the dxplomas vs hlch marked the comple tlon ofthe hxgh school daze The Semor Class 1S nom readx to face the future ns 1th whatever xt has IH store for them May success come to each and exery one O6-'VOM 133 'Lv CN 1-' kb' 4 -. 432: ? o C I ments fund O nil Aavefu-S109 no of com 'e'ce 1118 chombef ofk 'fun l klm P f Comet Industries Davls and McClure Engstrom's Bakery Franklm Flornsf Franklin Park Publlshmg Company Franklm Park Shoe Store Griswold Jewelers Illmols Brnck Company Klllmger Hardware Klauck s 5 and I0 T:lIman's Grlll 134 wwf -' .-P .-ff' ,,v E3 df' 'u 'WN' A 2: ,gf 5?-li P' . - -'Ti . .--,a -:-:-'.-'-1-if-,.f:, .-: , .-,.5.:,.fg,,. -.1-..,.'.-.5 -- .-,. -.-:I-I-:-:-9-:-:-':.-,.. -c -54: 9 -:. f ,.-.-3.-:-3.5.-:-1.-.f:.g -:.-.-:-5.-.-:.-.-:-5.-:-5.3.-:-5.-.-:.-.5 - ,:.g., Q, f:-:-3'-:-:--If-:I-I-:-: IEI-:-:!-5-:!-:-:-:i-:-:-- I-:S . .' 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' 1923- 325-511. - -.,, 5 Q-Q1fQ:Q:2:223 ,. 2'5:15:2:2:2:5g-:iz-:-:-2-'C'- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . I ARKON MANUFACTURING COMPANY 7908 West Grand Avenue Elmwood Park Illlnols CRAFT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Stainless Steel Fabrlcators 3949 Schubert St CA 7 1900 THE DAIRY STORE 8065 Grand Avenue River Grove Illnnols E A S CERTIFIED SUPER MARKET 9860 62 West Grand Ave Franklm Park lllmols Compluments of FEARN LABORATORIES INC Franklm Park lllmols H G FISCHER 8. COMPANY X Ray and Medical Equlpment 9451 91 West Belmont Ave F P CERTIFIED RICCI s Quahty Food Mart 970608 Franklm Avenue FRANKLIN PARK LAUNDROMAT And Awyns Beauty Shop 3539 N Rose St GL 5 2231 FRANKLIN PARK LUMBER 84 FUEL 9800 Belmont Avenue Franklm Park Illmols L GIRBES COMPANY Coal Building Materials 9574 Franklm Ave GL 5 0222 GRAND HEIM FLORIST Deslgns for All Occasions 10272 West Grand Ave GL 5 2511 RODGER WILLIAM HAMMILL Commercial Portrait Photographer 9618 Franklm Ave GL 5 0730 HERBERT S BAKERY Flne Baking A Family Tradltlon 3531 N Rose St GL 5 2973 IDLE MOTORS INC Worlds Largest Automobile Showroom 8401 West Grand Ave LEYDEN PREMIER CAB COMPANY 26th Year of Dependable Servnce Dual GL 3 3212 MUDGETT S DRY GOODS STORE Standard Brands and Standard Qualuty 9652 Franklm Ave GL 5 0821 I - a a n ' I a - I 5 ' I ' . u o ll ' 'I ' ,I I l o 1 . ' I I a . . 1 . . . H I . H I PETERSEN OVEN COMPANY Makers of Bakery Ovens 9900 Franklin Avenue SORENG MANUFACTURING CORP Engineers 81 Manufacturers Schlller Park lllmons REDMER SONS 81 COMPANY Screw Machine Products 9128 52 West Belmont Ave SAX TIEDEMANN FUNERAL HOME 9568 West Belmont Avenue Franklin Park lllmons VALENTINO S SUPER MART Free Delwery Phone Orders Taken GL 3 5758 3545 WILLIAMS PHARMACY Prescriptions Blologlcals N Rose St GL 5 4272 Complrments of FRANKLIN PARK RECREATION Franklin Park lllmols Compllments of LAING S SERVICE STATION Franklin Park llllnons Compliments of a Frlend Annual Business Managers Arrow Company Ornamenta lror Benda s Rexall Drug Store California Style Dnve In Capitol Lumber Company Clara Foods Denk s Dollar Stretcher Meats Enger Brothers Laundry E a Tool 8. Enguneermg Exclusive Cleaners Frey Tool 8. Due Company The Good Musuc House 136 Grand Auto 81 Body J 8K J Foods Johnson s Drug Store Frank Meyers Jr Palm Hardware Patio Fountain 81 Grill John Patraszewskn Peak Cleaners Ray 81 Larrys Service Station Reymann Pastry Shop Rnces Food Shoppe Annual Busnness Staff n 1 - U I , l I I 1 o o l . 1 I , . , . . . . I - - I . ' 1 Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs ,e mlm.