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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

THE 1957 EAGLE Carole Netzel.........Editor-in-Chief Janet Urbanow........Assistant Editor Connie Mika........Business Manager Audrey Roorda.................Advisor J ) 1)1 it JUl iUt ii h K J.U iUM n . i 11 'i j jiiiji jt jt ji j« j ii i« j ii Jl y M )� i il ii ( Ji ii J.1 ii it i s LEYDEN COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL . . . CO ► em ere WJe ‘ f repare or Jh e J ut ure THROUGH OFFICE PRACTICE ON THE HIGHWAY FOR ENJOYMENT IN THE CLASSROOM Page 3 jetting 4 ccfuain tec! ‘With ‘ Ilu C w rofrowinfl ‘ -ield ScU 'cicvtce WORKING AN EXPERIMENT STUDYING NATURE OBSERVING BIOLOGICAL FACTS X oarnmcf trough a ‘World of £ooL . - . PLEASURE INFORMATION REFERENCE DISCUSSION Leyden oilers its students an opportunity to meet and know people through its many books. The library, book store, and English workroom are open to students at any time. Page 7 f racticinof oJa j jj or erfection Jomorrow 3n . . . HOMEMAKING CLERICAL WORK ART Leyden gives its students opportunities to develop skills which will enable them to better themselves for tomorrow. Whether it be in the field of business, art, or homemaking, they are given every chance to obtain a solid foundation on which their future will depend. Page 13 C ooperatincy WJith C_3m? WITH THE TEAM IN GYM CLASS Physical as well as mental education is an aim of any modern school. Leyden's complete sports and recreational facilities give the student a chance to participate, compete, and excel, whether it's on the football field, the gym floor, the golf course, or in the pool. Page 15 X earning location CONSTRUCT A TABLE MEND A FENDER OPERATE A MACHINE Leyden’s vocational training is composed of many courses. Whoever wishes to obtain skill iri a particular field has opportunity to do so. Both industrial arts and business courses are the basis of most students' life work. eJication Teacher, guide, friend—Mr. Lynn R. Watson has been a part of the Leyden High School family for 27 years. As a long-time member of the faculty, he has seen many changes and improvements in the school. He has helped in the initiation and fulfillment of some of these, and he has always been a willing and enthusiastic rooter for the betterment of Leyden. For more than a quarter of a century, students have felt his interest and concern in helping them prepare for their future roles in an increasingly more complex world. As a teacher of industrial arts, mechan rc. drawing, and architectural drafting, ho has helped numerous Leyden boys realize their ambitions of learning useful skills and becoming productive members of society. During his service at Leyden Mr. Watson has also taught general science, has coached all sports, and has served as athletic director. It is to you, Mr. Watson, with our humblest respect and most sincere appreciation, that we, the staff of this yearbook and the students of Leyden Community High School, dedicate the 1957 edition of the EAGLE. Page 19 rv-V is d Leyden's Curriculum Coordinating-Council meets daily to help promote the smooth functioning of the school. The Council is concerned with all experiences planned or sponsored by the school which in-’ elude ol affect the student. Interschool activities, course of study, organized activites of the faculty, and school-community activities are all topics for their study. HELP US PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE As days go by, our administration and faculty think of modern ways to guide the student at Leyden. They encourage the Leyden student to have confidence in himself, so that he may gain a stable position in the years which are ahead of him. Although these people who are our daily aids during high school life aren't fully appreciated now, they will nevertheless have played a great part in every student's life at Leyden Where We Prepare for the Future. ADMINISTRATION AND BOARD OF Guiding the operation of a large school is no small task. As future citizens, young people need the backing of a wise and efficient administration. Mr. Wade A. Steel, as Leyden's superintendent for the past five years, provides leadership in helping make Leyden a school where the student can prepare himself well for the future. Since the passage of the bond issue for West Leyden High School, Mr. Steel has devoted a large portion of his time and efforts to plans for the new school. Working with Mr. Steel in the guidance of the school is assistant superintendent Walter D. Stille. Mr. Stille offers the students leadership in the areas of arrangement of schedules, student guidance, student personnel management, and the scheduling of events via the school official calendar. MR WADE A. STEEL Superintendent ■ ' ■ ■ MR. WALTER D. STILLE Assistant Superintendent EDUCATION DIRECT THE FUNCTIONING OF THE SCHOOL HERSCHEL V. ROWE Supervising Principal FRANK CULLEN Business Manager Allison, Mr. Donald G. Spanish, French Co-Sp. Pan-American Club Barger, Mr. Wayne Core Bauer, Mr. Joseph M. Algebra, General Mathematics, Chemistry Berge, Mr. Edward Science Varsity Swimming Coach Bjorklund, Mrs. Joan English Brundage, Miss Ann Clothing, Home Economics Co-Sp. Sophomore Class Buian, Mr. George Physical Education Varsity Football Coach Cagle, Miss Ruth Foods. Clothing Camden. Miss Blanche English Cangiano, Mrs. Marie Shorthand, Typing Carlyle Miss Juanee Physical Education Co-Sp. Junior Class, Girls' Tennis Team Cavanaugh. Mrs. Ellie English Clayton, Mr. Clarence A. Core, English Chess Club Sponsor Cornelius, Miss Marie Home Economics, Clothing Cox, Mr. Goorgo R. English Varsity Basketball Coach. Sophomore Football Coach De Cicco, Mrs Mary General Business, Typing Deigl, Mr Frank Driver Training, Industrial Arts Junior Varsity Basketball Coach. Freshmen Football Coach Dickel, Mr William Core Co-Sp Sophomore Class Enqland, Mr. Sam Physical Education. Chairman Boys' Physical Education Department, Athletic Director Faitz, Mrs. Susanne English Farina Mr. Charles Physical Education Sophomore Wrestling Coach Farney, Mr. John Woods Junior Varsity Football Coach Varsity Track Coach Fern, Mr. William French, Spanish, Chairman Language Department French Club Sponsor Flanigan, Mr. John Algebra. General Mathematics Junior Varsity Football Coach, Freshmen Baseball Coach Florence. Mr William Art, Commercial Art Foss, Mrs. Edith Clothing, Cafeteria Manager Garman, Mr. Paul M. English National Honor Society Sponsor Gerenstein, Sidney Physical Education Sophomore Football Coach. Sophomore Gymnastics Coach Gort3on3, Mi33 Gita Physical Education Orchesis Sponsor Gilbert, Norman S. Algebra, General Mathematics Sophomore Golf Coach Gill, Mr. John Algebra, General Mathematics, Trigonometry Sophomore Swimming Coach Gleim, Mr. Chester Physics, Driver Training FACULTY . . . instructs, advises Gleiss, Mrs. Joyco Physical Education Cheerleador Sponsor Granzin, Mr. Louis Algebra, Senior Mathematics Sophomore Basketball Coach, Sopho more Baseball Coach Grosscup, Mr. Vernon Chemistry Camera Club Sponsor, Chemistry Club Sponsor Hackett, Miss Beverly I. Shorthand, Typing Haller, Miss Hilma English Hansen, Miss Bonnie Choral Music Hanson. Mr. Donald Welding, Machine Shop. Industrial Arts Hanson, Mrs Ioann N. Foods, Home Economics Hayes. Miss Rosemary English Helixor., Mr. Dennis J. World History, Social Studies Varsity Baseball Coach Helixor., Mrs. Gloria Mae English Henne, Mr. Bertrand Latin Co-Sp. Masque S Gavel Hiller. Mr. Donald Industrial Arts. Metals. Mechanical Drawing, Woods Hollister. Mrs Wilma Clothina. Horne Economics Hughes. Mr. Carl Geometry, Algebra. General Mathematics Iacullo, Mrs. Mariette English Tri-Hi Y Sponsor Jerome, Mr Jerome Core Johnson, Mr. Roger Bookkeeping Typing Killhoff, Mr. Edward J. Social Studies American History Junior Varsity Football Coach Klein, Mrs. Mary Typing. Shorthand Klein. Mr Ralph Drama Koclanes, Mr Theodore Core. Professional Library Assistant Kramer, Miss Minnie English Kuns, Mr. Earle A Art, Art Appreciation Kyrias, Mr. Stephen Biology Lawicki, Mr. Henry Biology Varsity Golf Coach Lehman. Miss Auguste F Physical Education Girls' Swimming Club Sponsor Lipsett, Miss Nancy Physical Education Girls’ Athletic Association Sponsor Lyons. Mr. Nick L. Instrumental Music Maas, Miss Edith Home Living, Foods Machowski, Mr. Richard American History, Geography McCrary, Miss Alice English McLeRoy. Mr. Thomas S. Ollice Machines, Shorthand Co-Sp. Senior Class Meyer, Mr. Leland Bookkeeping, Bookstore Manager Milqate, Mr. Melvin W. General Mathematics. Mechanical Drawing. Industrial Arts Miller. Miss Estrid Spanish Co-Sp. Pan-American Club Miller, Miss Helen Typing Moser, Mr. Alfred S. Director of Visual Aids Moskowitz. Mr. Donald American History, Social Studies Murray, Mr. lames Machine Shop Ness, Mr. Edward H. Social Studies, American History Neumann. Miss Anne Physical Education, Chairman Girls' Physical Education Department Norton. Mr. Thomas German German Club Sponsor Oppenheim. Mr. Alan Core Pavelka. Miss Elaine B General Mathematics. Algebra Phelan, Mr. Joseph F Geometry, Algebra, General Mathematics Reitzel, Mr. Warren Industrial Arts, Crafts Rerucha, Mr Ernest Electricity and Electronics, Mechanical Drawing, Chairman Industrial Arts Department Roalson, Mr James Core, Chairman Core Department Roorda, Miss Audrey Journalism, English EAGLE Advieor, Hi Litoc Advisor, Stu dent New Bureau Advisor, Quill and Scroll Advisor Roy, Mr. Charles G. American History. Social Studies St John, Mr. Dale World History, Chairman Social Department St John, Mrs. Helen Library Assistant Saxhaug, Mr. Edward Metals Sayers, Mr. Orville J. Typing. Office Occupations Chairman Business Department Schneider, Mr. Joachim R American History, World History Not Pictured: Braddock, Mr. William Diversilied Occupations. Industrial Arts Gailey. Miss Marjorie Speech Co-Sp. Masque Gavel Page 27 Schwartz, Mr. Martin Physical Education Varsity Wrestling Coach, Freshmen Football Coach Sowizdrzal, Mr. Walter Ceramics Sparks. Mr. Jack Algebra, General Mathematics Spiecker, Mrs. Marjorie M. Typing, Shorthand Stickle, Miss Nellie R. Librarian Stickle. Miss Ruth English. Chairman English Department Future Teachers' Club Sponsor Stricklett, Mr. John Core Swanson, Mr. Sigurd Instrumental Music. Chairman Instrumental Music Department Taylor, Mr. Kenneth I. Librarian Thomas, Mr. Joseph O. Social Studios, American History. Physical Education Co-Sp. Junior Class, Freshmen Football Coach. Freshmen Basketball Coach Thornton Mr Kenneth J. Driver Training, Physical Education Tkach, Mr Daniel Vocal Music, Chairman Vocal Music Department Toft. Mr Anton Algebra, General Mathematics. Trigonometry. Chairman Mathematics Department Tompkins. Mr Douglas American History. Social Studies Turnbull. Mr. Harry Chemistry, Chairman Science Department. Chemistry Club Sponsor Colleqe Counselor Upton, Mr Samuel, J Industrial Arts, Electricity and Electronics Von Ebers, Mr. Donald Physical Education Varsity Gymnastics Coach, Tennis Coach Waggoner, Mrs. Jan Typing, Shorthand Co-Sp. Senior Class Watkins. Miss Jane English Watson, Mr. Lynn Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing. Architectural Drafting Weston. Miss Virginia Geometry, Algebra White, Miss Georgina English V hitehouse, Miss Edith Clothing, Home Living. Chairman Homemaking Department Witt. Mr Lee P. Core Zavarella, Mr. Victor Core Zietlow, Mr. Kenneth Biology Co-Sp. Student Council COUNSELORS GUIDE THE STUDENTS I With the large enrollment of students this year, Leyden counselors have had a busy schedule. Although their duties succeed in filling an entire day's plans, they find the time to aid the student who is in need. Through the patience and helpfulness of the advisors, the road is cleared for the student at Leyden. Helping solve problems of Leyden boys are Mr. Jerome Mohrhusen, dean of sophomores and juniors, and Mr. Henry Kennedy, dean of freshmen and seniors. Aiding the girls of Leyden in some of their decisions are Miss Alice Jones, sophomore and freshman dean, and Miss Gertrude Wilson, junior and senior dean. Counselors for special problems are Mrs. Nell Will, Problem Counselor, Mr. Richard Perry, Speech Correctionist, and Louis B. Snider, Visiting Counselor MR. KENNEDY Dean of Boys MR. MOHRHUSEN Dean of Boys MISS JONES Dean of Girls MISS WILSON Dean of Girls MISS WILL Problem Counselor MR. PERRY Speech Correctionist Page 28 SCHOOL STAFFS HELP IN OPERATION OF SCHOOL Advising a student on a nurse's course is Miss Maxine Fordham. School Nurse. Checking records and planning schedules are a part of the job of Mrs. Sue Barger. Mrs Myrtle Van Dyke. Registrar. Mrs Marge Thompson, and Miss Rosemarie Selva. Checking the students' attendance are Mrs. Thelma Schure and Mrs. Anita Ticde-man, in charge of the attendance office. In charge of office routine are Mrs. Laura Herwaldt, Mrs. Darlene Bigsby. and Miss Patricia Schiferl. Page 29 VERSATILE HELP CONTRIBUTES SERVICES Assisting Mr. Steel is Mrs. Irene Zibart. Secretary to Mr. Stille and Mr. Rcwe is Mrs. [oan Stanis. In charge of the office is Mrs. Leona Watson, Office Manager. Making bus schodulos and planning bus routes is the job of Mr. Robert Weigand, Director of Transportation. Supervision of the building and grounds is taken care of by Mr. Norman Ore, Building and Grounds Superintendent. MAINTENANCE STAFF, loft to right Row 1: Clyde Presley Louis Aiani, Rudy Zatkalik, Raymond Farley. Dick Casey Row 2 Frank Weigand, Bill Teevans, Harold Head. Charles Hart Row 3: Henry Wilmes, Stanley Cope. Barney Larson. Fred Shaker. Tony La Bianco, loe Scoma MAINTENANCE STAFF, left to right: Rov 1: Betty Rubino, Mae Bester. Helena Tedei Row 2: Louise Pioprowski. Angeline Abat-angelo, Augustine LoQuerio. Helen Schalkowski CAFETERIA STAFF, left to right Mary Presley. Catherine Reynolds. Angeline Testolin. Angeline McKeon. Genevieve Volasek CAFETERIA STAFF left to right: Elizabeth Rowe, Gertrude Lumpp Edyth Iitrich. Eleanor Drury. Esther Schultz Page 31 ± 5ti4clents STRIVE, WORK, AND PLAN FOR THEIR FUTURE GOALS Leyden's 1956-1957 enrollment rose to 2,200 students. For seniors, with their high school education ended, it meant in just a short lime they would be able to put their skill to practical use. The underclassmen were still studying and acquiring their skills in the school where they prepare for the future. Page 33 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. left to right: Mr. Thomas McLeRoy. sponsor; Mrs. Jan Waggoner, sponsor; Adele Talaga, president; Jean Miller, vice-president; Pat Bangert, treasurer; and Peggy Warnock, secretary. SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 Senior Class Officers and the advisory council work together plan-nig the class activities for the year. They meet every day in a special homeroom. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORY, left to right: Row 1: Diane Lucas, Kay Hammargren. Ralph Bieleck, Jim Frankowski. Nancy Collura. Row 2: Diane Lynn, Tom Lombardo, John Buckov icz, Nancy QuasthoJJ, Ron Gates, Bud Cherry. Row 3: Pat Powell, Bill Welter. Judy Richardson, Frank Durante. Row 4; Jane Schmid, Toni Tornabene, Betty Keene. Diane Heidtmann, Bob Allen. Jim Doss. Row 5: Karen Sandstrom. Betty Pounds, Bill Dedi, Wayne Lunak, Jerry Bartys. Page 34 WE LL REMEMBER LEYDEN . . . In 1953 nearly 50C freshmen came through the doors of Leyden. We were the largest class to enroll. Wc wont to the gym and were welcomed to our new school. We grouped with our friends and looked at the crowd Surely we'd never know all these kids. Election timo came around and we chose Bill Welter as president. Toni Tornabene as veep, Adele Talaga as secretary, and Ralph Bielick as treasurer. In October we watched the Homecoming assembly with great awe, all of us wondering who would be queen when we became seniors Our sophomore year started In confusion. Tho school was being enlarged and we had to suffer through piles of bricks and boards. As sophomores we sponsored Baseball Night to help raise money for our junior-senior prom. We elected Ralph Bielick, Toni Tornabene, Kay Hammar-gren, and Barb Saari as our officers. With them and the Advisory Council we worked to raise funds — worked from the first day of school to the last. Whether it was selling concessions or sponsoring a dance, we were there. We held the Turnabout and then started planning our prom. Along came April, and bag and baggage was packed and wo hoadod for Washington. We really painted the town red. It was an Evening of Enchantment at tho Oak Park Country Club where our hard work came to a climax Our junior year ondod far too soon Adele Talaga, Jean Miller, Peggy Warnock, and Pat Ban-yerl were elected to lead the aonior class. We looked forward to Homecoming even more than before because this was OUR year. Adele Talaga was crowned queen in an impressive assembly and lator reigned over tho Homecoming dance, Silhouettes in Silver. Instead of having the Christmas pageant, we participated in a Christmas play Then came our Senior Snowball, “Winter Wonderland. Never was there a better dance. Before long we were measured for our caps and gowns. Then came our prom and finally graduation. Four years of our life passed all too swiftly and now we must say good-bye to old L.C.H.S. — our home. Samuel Alfano Boys' Club 1,2,3; Representative 1,2; Chess Club 1,2 Future: Armed Forces Lawrence Allen Boys' Club 1,2,3 Future: Lawyer Mary Lynn Allen Girls' League 1.2,3,4; Mikado 1 Future: Business Robert Allen 1 Advisory Council 4; ‘ L” Club 3,4; Boys' Club 1,2,3; Representative 1,3; A Cappella Choir 2,3.4; Pep Club 4, Cut-In 2,3,4; Cafeteria Host 4; Pageant 2,3,4; Mikado 1; H. M. S Pinafore” 3; Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Tennis 3,4; Captain 4 Future: College Joan Andorjeski Girls' League 1,2,3,4, Cut-In 4; Mikado 1; Swim Club 3.4; Future Teachers Club 3 Future: Music Teacher Herbert Andorson Boys' Club 1,2,4; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; President 3; A Cappolla Choir 2,3,4; Pageant 2,3,4; Core Play 3; Mikado 1; Football 2; Baseball 1 Future: Salesman Joan Anderson Advisory Council 3; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Pan American Club 1; Student Host 4; Cafeteria Host 3; Mikado 1 Future: College Zora Andorson Girls' League 1,3; Girls' Athletic Association 3,4; Concert Band 4 Future: Marriage Eugene Andreas Boys' Club 1.2,3; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1 Future: Forestry John Antonetti Boys' Club 1,2,3; Football 1.2.4 Future: Chemist Charles Ashcraft Diversified Occupations 4, Boys' Club 2.3; Steinmetz High School 1 Future: Welder Stephen Austin Student Council 2,3; Advisory Council 3; Hi Lites 2,3.4; News Editor 4; Quill S Scroll 3,4; Boys' Club 2; Drama Club 2; Chess Club 1.2,3,4; President 2,4; Temporary Chairman 1, Secretary 3; Cut-in 2,3,4, Cafeteria Host 3; Bagatelle 2: Drama Night 1 Future: Undecided Page 36 WE SHARED GOOD TIMES . . . SENIOR NOTABLE. Typical Leydenite; Adele Talaga and Bob Allen. Charles Baldner Future: Tool Die Maker Patricia Bangert Class Officer 4; Treasurer 4; Advisory Council 3,4; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Cabinet Member 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Cut-in 4; Deans' Aid 3.4; Mikado 1 Future: Model Elsie Banky Girls' League 2,3; German Club 2,3,4 Future: Secretary Patrick Barry St Patrick High School 1,2 Future: Printer Fred Barth Boys’ Club 1,2 Future: Veterinarian Michael Bartoline L Club 3.4; Student Host 4; Cafeteria Host 4, Track 3; Swimming 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Well3 High School 1; Football 1 Future: College Gerald Bartys Ad isory Council 3 4; L” Club 3,4; Treasurer 4, Boys' Club 3; Representative 3. Pep Club 4, Cut-In 3; Library Help 4; Cafeteria Host 4. Football 3.4; Captain 4; Basketball 3; Wrestling 3; Weber High School 1,2; Football 1.2; Monogram Club 2. Basketball 1 2; Class President 2 Future: College Carol Beall Girls’ League 1,2,3,4, Girls’ Athletic Association 1.2,3,4; Concert Band 2: Cut-In 3; Deans' Aid 3,4; Cafeteria Host 3. Swim Club 3,4 Future: Business College Darlene Beckard Girls' League 1,2; Office Help 3.4, Attendance Office Help 3 Future: Undecided Martha Becker Girls' League 1.2,3 4. Office Help 4; Pageant 3; Mikado 1; H.M.S. Pinafore 3; Whats' Up Show 3 Future: Secretary Glee Bockman Girls' League 1,2 3,4; Orchesis 4, Mikcdo 1 Future: Receptionist Donald Behnke Baseball 2 Future: Welder Ronald Belle Isle L Club 2,3,4; Stunt Night 3 Future: Undecided Charlene Bennett Advisory Council 3; Masque S Gavel 3.4; Girls' League 12,3,4, Cabinet Member 2.3; Girls' Athletic Association 4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4, Cut-in 3,4: Cafeteria Host 3; Captain 4; Mikado 1. The Voice of America 3 Future: Undecided Hollis Bensen German Club 1; Golf 4 Future: College Yvonne Benson Student Council 4. Representative 4; Austin High School 1,2,3; Italian Club 1,2; Queen 2; American Girl Club 1; Girls' Athletic Association 1.2; Homecoming attendant 1. Harmonettes 1,2, Senior Glee Club 1,2 Future: Secretary George Beresinski Mikado 1; Basketball 1,2; Future: Mechanic Herman Bcrkowsi Advisory Council 3; ”L” Club 3,4, Boys’ Club 1.2,3; Drama Club 1,2; Pageant 1 2; Mikado 1; Cross-Country 3,4; Captain 4; Basketball 2.3,4; Track 2,3,4 Future: College Page 37 James Berry Boys' Club 3; Football 2.3 Future: College William Bertoni Boys' Club 1,2,3; Cut-in 2 Future: AMF Pinspotter Jerry Bertram Boys Club 2,3; Wrestling 3,4; Austin High School 1; Track 1; Football 1 Future: College James Biclcloy Diversified Occupations; Boys' Club 1,2,3; Mikado 1; Future: Undecided Kalph Bielick Student Council 4, President 4; Class Treasurer 1,2; President 3; Advisory Council 4, ‘ L Club 3, 4, Boys' Club 1,2,3; Cut-In 3.4; Student Host 3, Cafeteria Host 4, Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4 Future: Coast Guard Priscilla Biondo Student Council 4; Representative 4, Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 3,4, A Cappolla Choir 2,3,4, Pageant 2,3.4; I Hear America Singing 1; Mikado 1; Tuley High School 1 Future: Beautician Marvin Birkhoff Boys’ Club 1,2,3 Future Mason Donald Bitncr Football 2,3.4, Wrestling 3,4 Future: Armed Forces Ronald Blacyki Chemistry Club 4; Kelvyn Perk Hich School 1.2.3; Latin Club 1 2; R.O.T.C. 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1.2; Stage helper 1 Future: College William Blasco Bay View High School 1,2,3; Boys' Club 1,2,3, German Club 1,2,3 Future: Marine Corps Margaret Blohm Girls' League 3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 12,3,4, A Cappolla Choir 2; Pep Club 2.3; Cut-In 2; Deans' Aid 4, Pageant 2 Future: Marriage Paul Blume Roys' Club 1,2,3 Futuro: College Botte Bobka Girls' League 1,2,3 ; Cut-In 3 Futuro: Becuty Culture School Richard Book L Club 3,4. Boys' Club 1,2,3; Audio Visucl Aids 1,2,3; Stunt Night 1.2.3.4; Football 1 3. Baseball 1; Tumbling 1,2.3 4; Tennis 1; Swim-mincI 4 Future: College Joseph Boosel Boys' Club 1,2,3; Audio Visual Aids 3.4, Pageant 3; Mikado 1 Future: Drafting Neal Borch Boys' Club 1,2,3 Kathleen Botheroyd Girls' League 1.2,3 4 Ronald Bove' Future Engineers Club School 1,2 Future: College Future: College 3 A; Foreman High Future; Air Force Page 38 WE ACCEPTED RESPONSIBILITIES . . . SENIOR NOTABLE. Most Friendly: Daniel Hennessy and Toni Tornabene. Carolyn Bowor Girls' League 1,4 Future: Business Glen Brand L Club 4; Boys' Club 1.2; Future Engineers Club 3,4, Football 1.2,3.4. Wrestling 4; Tumbling 1.2 Future: College Jane Brauer Girls’ League 1.3,4, Attendanco Office Help 4 Future: Secretary Shirley Brimelow Girls' League 1.2,3,4; Drama Club 1; French Club 2.3; Office Help 3; Mikado 1 Future Physical Education Teacher Edward Bronowski Diversified Occupations 4 Future: Tool and Die Maker Leota Bucek Girls' League 1.2 3,4, Girls' Athletic Association 1; Cut-in 3 Future: Business John Buckowicz Advisory Council 4; Boys' Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 4. Football 1,3,4 Future: Armed Forces John Buczkiewicz Wells High School 1,2,3 Future: Machinist Jean Budinger L Club 2,3,4; Cafeteria Host 4; Future Engineers Club 3,4; Football 1.2,4; Track 2,4; Wrestling 2,4 Future: Aeronautical Engineer Ramona Burdick Girls League 1.2.3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2; Deans' Aid 2.3; Cafeteria Help 1 Future: Business Gerald Burg Diversified Occupations 4. Lane Technical High School 1 Future: Welder Louis Burkhalter Boys' Club 2; German Club 2: Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Pageant 3; Mikado 1 Future: Mochanical Engineer Page 39 WE MADE NEW FRIENDS . . . SENIOR NOTABLE. Most Musical: Pet Lewandowski and Sal Falco. Delores Burnett Girls' Athletic Association 1; Orchesis 1; Pep Club 1. Cut-In 4; Student Host 2; Girls' League 1.2 3.4 Future: Marriage Carol Burns Student Council 1,2; Girls' League 1,2,4; Girls' Athletic Association 1,2; Orchesis 1; Cut-In 2; Attendance Office Help 1 Future: Homemaker Fredrick Bussa Diversified Occupations 4; Orchestra 1.2 Future: Armed Forces I Walter Butenschoen Future: Welder Judith Byrnes EAGLE 3.4; Hi Lites 1,2, Girls' League 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4; Cut-In 4; Attendance Office Help 1 Future: Private Secretary Annette Cacioppo Girls’ League 2,3 Future: College Evelyn Caffero Girls' League 1.2,3,4; Library Help 1; Attendance Office Help 2,3; Deans' Aid 3; Student Host 4. Cafeteria Host 3 Future: Undecided Celeste Calabrese Office Occupations 4; Girls' League 1 2,3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3.4, Library Help 2 Future: Undecided Philip Camero National Honor Society 3,4; Vice President 4; Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 1; Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Cut-In 4 Future: Undecided Arlene Caputo Girls' League 1,2 3, Attendance Office Help 2 Future: Secretary Paul Carlson Boys' Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 2 Future: College Roger Carlson Future: Undecided Page 40 William Carman Attendance Olfice Help 4; Basketball 4, Roann High School 1.2.3; Boys' Club 1,2; Mikado 1; Basketball 3; Cross Country 3; Baseball 3; Track 1,2; Volleyball 3; Hi-Y 3 Future: Armed Forces Janice Casey Girls' League 2.3; Concert Band 2,3 Future: Secretary Rosaria Cecala Hi Lites 2,3.4; News Bureau 3.4; Co-Editor 4; Girls' League 1,2,3.4. Girls' Athletic Association 2,3,4; Drama Club 1.2; Pep Club 1; Cut-In 4 Future: Nurse Diane Chaliloux Girls' League 1.2,3,4; Olfice Occupations 4, Pep Club 3; Office Help 4, Cafeteria Host 3 Future: Business Joan Charlton Girls' League 3; Steinmetz High School 1, Kelly High School 2; Girls' Athletic Association 1,2; Library Help 1 Future: College Sandra Cheladyn Girls' League 1,2.3.4, Orchesis 1; Mikado 1 Future: Stewardess Clarence Chorry Advisory Council 4; Boys’ Club 3; Pep Club 4; Football Manager 4; Wrestling Manager 3 4; St. Patrick High School 1,2 Future: Business John Childress Future: Railroad Worker Elaine Ciardolla St. Stanislaus High School 1 Future: Secretary Isaac Cliigard Masque Gavel 4; Chess Club 1.2.3,4; Secretary 3. Future Teachers Club 4 Future: College Dominick Cocciemiglio Boys' Club 1,2, Cut-In 3 Future: Timber Construction Carol Colditz Girls' League 4; Mikado 1 Future: Undecided Thomas Collins Boys Club 2,3; Future Engineers Club 3.4, Baseball 4, Foreman High School 1,2 Future: College Nancy Collura Student Council 1; Advisory Council 4, Girls' League 1,2,3 4; Pep Club 4, Cut-In 4; Library Help 4, Deans' Aid 4 Future: Office Work Janice Conover Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Cabinet Member 3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Cut-In 4, Cafeteria Host 4, Future Teachers Club 3,4; Majore:te 3,4 Future: College Teacher Gerald Courtney Boys' Club 1.2,3,4, French Club 1. Football 1 Baseball 1 Future: Colleg. Lawrence Cunningham Boys' Club 1.2,3.4; Concert Band 2.3.4 Future Professional Bowie William Cupp Boys Club 3.4; Tumbling 3 4; Lane Technicc High School 1.2; Radio Club 1.2 Future: Undecide Page 41 Richard Daker L Club 4, Student Host 3; Cafeteria Host 4; Football 1,2,3,4 Future: Armed Forces Raymond D'Ambrosio Advisory Council 3; L Club 3.4; Vice President 4; Boys' Club 3; Cut-In 4; Audio Visual Aids 3; Cafeteria Host 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4 Future: College Edna Danklcfsen Office Occupations 4; Girls' League 1.2,4; Attendance Office Help 2; Student Host 3 Future: Secretary Dorothy Danner Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Pep Club 1; Deans' Aid 3,4 Future: Teacher Richard Deddo Boys' Club 1,2,3; Cut-In 2; Football 2; Baseball 1,2,4 Future: Armed Forces William Dedi Student Council 3,4, Advisory Council 4; Boys' Club 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Cut-In 3,4; Stunt Night 1,2,3,4; Mikado 1; Baseball 1,2 Future: Armed Forces Nancy Dedich National Honor Society 3.4, Advisory Council 3; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Cabinet Member 1,2,3; Vice President 4; Girls' Athletic Association 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Orchesis 2; Concert Band 2; Pep Club 1; Swim Club 3,4 Future: Nurse Margaret Deering Advisory Council 3; Hi-Lites 3,4; Associate Editor 4. Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 1; Orchesis 1; Mikado 1 Future: Art Academy George DeGraaf Boys' Club 1.2; Mikado 1; Future Engineers Club 3,4, Library Help 3,4 Future: College Frederick Deike Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Drama Club 1.2,3; Cut-In 3; Deans' Aid 3; Pageant 2; Stage Door 2; Tumblinq 1 Future: Electronic Technician Jules Delporte Lane Technical High School 1,2,3; Boys' Club 2; Baseball 2,3 Future: Undecided Michael dela Cruz L Club 2.3.4; Boys' Club 1,2,3, Pep Club 3.4; Mikado 1; Track 1,2,3.4; Cross Country 1,2 3 Future: College Carolyn Demrow Girls' League 1,2.3,4; Girls’ Athletic Association 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Orchesis 1; Cut-In 4 Future: Business Joseph Denier Future: Undecided Mary Ann Denisi Advisory Council 3. Girls' League 1.2 3.4; Cut-In 4; Library Help 3; Deans' Aid 4; Mikado 1 Future: Secretary Daniel DeSulis National Honor Society 3,4; Masque $ Gavel 2,3,4, Boys' Club 2; French Club 3,4, Vice President 3; President 4; Future Teachers Club 3.4; President 3; Vice President 4, Austin High School 1,2; Student Council 1; Honor Club 1 2. Hall Guard 2 Future: Teacher Beverly Dick Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Girls' Athletic Association 3 Future: Secretary Carole Diederich Girls' League 1,2.3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3.4; Drama Club 1; Cut-In 4; Mikado 1 Future: Secretary Page 42 Patricia Dolleslager Masque £ Gavel 3,4; Girls' League 1,2.3,4: Student Host 3; I Hear America Singing 1 Future: Nurse Gerald Domeracki Boys' Club 1; Wrestling 1 Future: Machinist James Doss Student Council 3,4; Advisory Council 3.4; L Club 4; Boys' Club 1.2.3,4. Representative 1.2.3,4. Pep Club 3,4; Cut-In 2,3, Audio Visual Aids 1.2. Student Ho3t 3.4; Swim Club 3.4; Football 1.2,3,4, Track 1,2,4. Swimming 1,2,3 4. Key Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 3 Future: College Robert Doss Advisory Council 2. Boys' Club 1,2,3,4, Deans' Aid 1; Future Engineers Club 3,4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2 3.4; Track 1,2.3,4 Future: College Patricia Doyle Girls' League 1.2,3,4 Future: Undecided Maren Dozier Girls' League 1; Drama Club 2,3,4 Future: College Thomas Drozd Boys' Club 1.2; Mikado 1; Tumbling 2 Future: Architect Patricia Duda Girls' League 1.2,3.4; Mikado 1 Future: Secretary Frank Durante Advisory Council 4; L Club 4; Football 1,2.3; Basketball 1,2.3.4; Baseball 1,3,4 Future: College James Ebeling Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Cut-In 4. Student Host 4. Baseball 1.2,3,4 Future: College Margarot Elio Girls' League 1.2 Future- Undecided Leslie Enger Deans’ Aid 2; Mikado 1, Two in the Town 1. Swimming 2.4 Future. Machinist Page 43 WE BOOSTED OUR TEAM TO VICTORY . . . SENIOR NOTABLE. Best Dancer: Peggy Wnrnock and Jim Doss. Sherry Engh Girls League 1,2,3.4; French Club 1,2; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Cut-In 3 Future: Commercial Artist Sandra Engvall Office Occupations 4; Girls' League 2,3.4, Pep Club 3; Deans' Aid 3.4. Proviso High School 1; Girls' League 1 Future. Business John Erickson Boys' Club 1,2,3 Future: Undecided I Patricia Erne Diversified Occupations 4 Future: Stewardess Emil Esposito Student Council 4; L Club 1.2,3,4. President 4: Boys' Club 2,3; Office Help 4; Deans' Aid 4; Student Host 4. Golf 1,2,3,4; Captain 2.3 Future: Professional Golfer Joseph Esposito Boys' Club 3 Future: Undecided Lois Eulrich Girls' League 2.4 Future: Secretary Judith Ewald Girls' League 2.4; “Two and the Town” 3 Future: Secretary Barbara Exner EAGLE 4; Hi Lites 3; News Bureau 4; Co-Editor 4 Girls' League 3; Girls' Athletic Association 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, Orchesis 4; Majorette 2,3.4; Orchestra 1.2; Cut-In 4; Deans' Aid 3; Swim Club 3.4. Future Teachers Club 3.4 Future Physical Ed-cation Teacher Gloria Fabis EAGLE 4; Activity Editor 4. Girls’ League 1,2,3.4; German Club 2; Pep Club 1,3.4; Attendance Office Help 2; Mikado 1 Future: Secretary Salvatore Falco “L Club 3.4, Boys' Club 2; Gorman Club 2; Concert Band 2,3,4; Captain 4, Orchestra 3 4; Dance Band 3.4, President 4; Pep Club 3,4. Cut-In 4; Cafeteria Host 4; Tumbling 3,4 Future: Music Carl Fausey Student Council 2; National Honor Society 3 4, Boys Club 2,3; Future Engineers Club 3,4; President 3.4, Wrestling 2; Austin High School 1,2; Cross Country 1; Student Council 2 Future: Engineer Page 44 Cesarc Favia ”L Club 4; Boys' Club 1,2.3; Representative 2; Mikado 1, Football 2; Bacoball 2,3.4; Track 1; Cross Country 1 Future: College Frank Femali Boys' Club 1,2,3; Mikado 1; Football 3 Future: Undecided Judith Ferraro Girls' League 1.3,4 Future: Secretary Nancy Ferrill , . Girls’ League 3; Austin High School 1.2; Girls Athletic Association 1,2 Future: Secretary Patricia Fierro Girls' League 2,4, A Cappella Choir 4; Pageant 3,4; H.M.S. Pinafore” 3 Future: Secretary Marilyn Fletcher Girls' League 3; French Club 4; Office Help 4, Alhambra High School 1,2; Girls' Athletic Association 1,2; French Club 2; Steinmetz High School 3 Future: Collogo William Flowers L Club 3.4; Boys' Club 2,3; Basketball 1; Golf 1,2,3 Future: Undecided Patricia Foley Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Cabinet Member 1,2,3; Girls' Athletic Association 1.2.3,4; German Club 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Student Host 1; Mikado 1, Swim Club 3 Future: Business College Harold Forsberg Boys' Club 1,2,3; Football 1.2,3.4; Wrestling 2 Future: Physical Education Teacher Gertrude Fosbinder Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Orchesis 1; Pep Club 1,4; Stunt Night 1 Future: Secretary Thomas Fowler Weber High School 1 Future: Aeronautical Engineer Janice Fox Girls' League 1,2.3,4; Mikado 1 Future: Nurse Gloria Frankhouser Girls' League 1,3 4; Cabinet Member 3.4; Girls' Athletic Association 3.4; A Cappella Choir 3.4; Majorette 2,3.4; Pep Club 3.4; Cut-In 4, Pageant 3,4; Mikado 1; Swim Club 3,4; Vice President 4 Future: Secretary lamps Frankowski Advisory Council 3,4; L” Club 4; Poys' Club 1,2,3; Representative 2,3; Pep Club 3.4, Cut-In 3; Library Help 4; Cafeteria Host 4; Mikado 1; Football 1,2,3.4. Backotball 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2; Wrestling 1 Future: Engineer Frederick Franz Swimming 2,3 Future: Engineer Linda Frees Girls' League 1,2,3,4 Future: Business College Judith Froemel Girls League 1,2,3,4; Girls' Athletic Association „ Future: Beautician Roll Funer EAGLF 4. Sports Editor 4, Austin Hiqh School 1-2.3 Future: Undecided Page 45 Jeanette Gagnon Girls' League 4; Hibbing High School 1,2; Girls' Athletic Association 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 1.2; Choir 1.2; Girls' League 1,2; Steinmetz High School 3 Future: Undecided Fred Ganser Boys' Club 1,2,3; Pageant 2 Future: College Gayle Garnett Office Occupations 4, Girls' League 1,2,3.4 Future: Undecided Mary Garrett Future: Secretary Ronald Gates Student Council 1; Advisory Council 3.4; L” Club 3,4; Boys' Club 1,2,3; Library Help 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 1 Future: College Irene Geibcl Office Occupations 4; Orchesis 4; Camera Club 4; Mikado 1 Future: Business William Gentry Boys' Club 1,2,3 Future: Undecided Janet Genua EAGLE 4, Faculty Editor 4; Girls' League 2,3,4, Pop Club 3.4; Amundsen High School 1; Girls' Athletic Association 1 Future: College Thomas Gibbons Future: College Neva Gielow Office Occupations 4; Girls' League 2; Mikado 1; Student Host 3 Future: Secretary Paul Giessinger Diversified Occupations 4; Boys' Club 1,2,3; Tumbling 3 Future: Draftsman Robert Gill Boys' Club 1; Audio Visual Aids 2; Football 1 Future: Engineer Marcella Gillespie Girls' League 2,3; A Cappella Choir 4; Pageant 4, Mikado 1 Future: Nurse Lucille Glatzak Girls' League 1; Girls' Athletic Association 2; Orchesis 1; Cafeteiiu Help 2; Swim Club 3 Future: Secretary Mary Lou Gray Attendance Office Help 2; York Community High School 1 Future: Business Wanda Greenlee Girls' League 3.4 Future: Undecided Gary Griswold Boys' Club 1,2,3,4, Cut-In 2; Audio Visual Aids 2 3. Mikado 1 Future: College David Gruneisen Student K.-'st 2; Track 3,4 Future: Coast Guard Page 46 Francos Gullett , Girls' League 1; Cafeteria Help 3; Mikado i Beverley Gulliford Girls' League 1.2.3.4; Student Host 2; Cafeteria jjost 4. Future: Business Barbara Gunther Girls' League 1.2,3.4; Girls' Athletic Association 3.4; A Cappella Choir 3.4; Pep Club 1; Pageant 3,4, Mikado 1; Swim Club 3,4 Future: Secretary Jon Gusel Future: Engineer Michael Hahn Boys' Club 1.2,3; Audio Visual Aids 2 Future: Carpenter Janice Hailey Elmwood Park High School 1.2,3; Girls Athletic Association 3; Secretary 3; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1; Spanish Club 1; Office Help 3 Future: College Lawrence Hailey Basketball 4, Baseball 4, Junsion High School 1. Westport High School 2; Elmwood Park High School 3 Future: College Kay Haminargren Student Council 4; Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Secretary 3; Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Cabinet Member 1,2.3; Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3.4; Orchesis 1,2; Concert Band 1.2, Pep Club 1.3.4; Cut-In 2,3.4; Deans' Aid 3; Cafeteria Host 4; Pageant 3; Swim Club 4; Homecoming Court 4 Future: Undecided William Harbecke Boys' Club 1.2,3; German Club 2; Mikado 1; Tennis 1,2.3.4 Future: Agriculturist David Hardesty EAGLE 4; Photoaraphy Editor 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Camera Club 1.2,3 4. Vice President 4: Advisory Council 2.3; L'' Club 3,4, Boys' Club 1,2.3; Representative 1.2,3: Drama Club 1,2.3; Pep Club 1.3,4, Cut-In 2.3,4; Bagatelle'' 1; The Incident 3; Football 1,2,3, 4, Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Captain 4 Future: College Jacquelene Hardie Advisory Council 2; Girls' League 1.2,3.4; Pep Club 1.4 Future: Secretary Barbara Hartzog EAGLE 1,2.3 4; Co-editor of underclass section 3; Associate Editor 4; Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Drama Club 2,3; Mikado 1 Future: Secretary Page 47 Edward Havlovic Assumption High School 1,2,3; Football 1 Future: Undecided Clyde Headley Masque 6 Gavel 3,4; Boys' Club 3; Concordia High School 1,2 Future: Airline Catering Diane Heidtmann Advisory Council 4; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 4; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Pep Club 4; Cut-in 4; Pageant 3,4; Mikado 1; Future Teachers Club 4 Future: College Daniel Hennessy L Club 3.4; Boys' Club 1.2,3; Representative 3; Cut-in 2; Student Host 4; Cafeteria Host 4; Mikado 1; Basketball 2,3.4; Baseball 3,4; Track 2; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Golf 4; Tennis 3,4 Future: College Patricia Hennum Girls’ League 1,2,3 Future: Secretary Verna Hertzberg Advisory Council 3; Girls' League 2,3.4; Girls' Athletic Association 2,4; Pan American Club 2; Tuley High School 1; Girls' Athletic Association 1 Future: Business College Paul Hestor L Club 2,3,4; Deans' Aid 2; Football 2,3 4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Natalia High School 1; Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1 Future: College Norman Hill L Club 4; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2.3,4 Future: Engineer Lorraine Hillenbrand Wauconda High School 1,2,3; Gills' Athletic Aoaociation 1,2,3; Student Council 1, Pep Club 3; School paper 2 Future: Secretary Charles Hilliard Concert Band 2; Wrestling 2,3,4 Future: Architectural Engineer William Hobson Diversified Occupations 3.4, Boys' Club 1.2,3,4; Future: College Stephanie Hoogland Girls' League 1,3,4, Representative 1,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Concert Band 1.2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Future: Marriage Page 48 Mary Hubers Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Swim Club 3,4 Future: Business Dawn Huth Girls' Athletic Association 3; Orchestra 2; Librarian Z; Cafeteria Help 4 Future: Armed Services Sebastian Ingraffia Boys' Club 3; Future Engineers Club 3,4; Austin High School 1,2; Football 1,2; Italian Club 1,2; Orchestra 1 Future: Architectural Designer Richard Intorrante Diversified Occupation 4; Technical High School 1,2 Football 3; Lane Future: Undecided Edward jablonski Student Council Caleteria Host 4; 4; L Club 3.4; Cut-In 4, Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4 Future: College Carlene Jacoby _ , . , , Girls League 1,2,3.4; Girls Athletic Association 1 234 Cut-In Z, Attendance Office Help 2; Cafeteria Help 1 Future: Secretary Richard Jahaslce Future: Machinist Donald Janchik m , _ . . Boys' Club 1, Baseball 1 Future: Trade School Camille Janopoulos Hi Lites 1,4; Circulation Manager 4; Masque S Gavel 2.4; Girls' League 1,2.3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. Orchesis 4; Pan American Club 4; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Pep Club 3.4; Office Help 1; Pageant 2 3,4; Mikado 1; Future Teachers Club 4 Future: Teacher Girta' Loaguo 1.2.3.4; Orchesis 1; Pep Club 1; Mikado 1 Future: Marriage Patricia Johanns Girls' League 1.2.3,4; Pep Club 4; Cafeteria Help 1,2,3; Kelvyn High School 1; Girls' Athletic Association 1; Latin Club 1; Swim Club 1 Future- Secretary Eva Johnson Girls' League 1,2,3.4, Pep Club 4 Future. I. B. M. Keypunch Operator William Johnson Concert Band 2,3,4 Future: Armed Forces Richard Jones L Club 3,4; Boys' Club 1.2,3; Student Host 3; Football 2.3; Basketball 1.2.4; Baseball 2,3.4; Tennis 1 Future: College Ronald Jones Boys’ Club 1; Representative 1; Pep Club 3; Library Help 2; Mikado 1 Future: Electrical Engineer Frank Judge Boys' Club 1,2.4; Wrestling 3; Tumbling 1 Future: Tool and Die Maker Sharon Karcal Tuley High School 1; Girls' Athletic Association 1 Future: Marriage Betty Keene Advisory Council 4; Girls' League 3,4; Girls Athletic Association 3,4; A Cappella Choir 1.2,3,4, Secretary 4; Cut-In 2,- Pageant 1.2.3.4 Future Teachers Club 3 Future: Music College Page 49 Florence Keighley Girls' League 1,2.3.4; Cut-In 4; Student Host 4 Future: College Sandra Keturosky , „ _ . Advisory Council 3; Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Girls Athletic Association 1,2.3,4 Future: Secretary Carol Kitowski What's Up 3. Mikado 1 Future: Child Care Barbara Klug Girls’ League 1,3 Future: Secretary Carolyn Kness Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Girls' Athletic Association 1.2. Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Concert Band 2,3.4 Future: College Dolores Koss Office Occupations 4. Girls' League 1,23,4; Girls's Athletic Association 1; Cut-In 3; Attendance Office Help 3 Future: Business College Irwin Kossack L'' Club 3,4; Cafeteria Host 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4 Future: College John Kott L Club 3.4; Boys' Club 2; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Cafeteria Host 4; Golf 1,2; Tumbling 2,3,4 Future: College Loretta Koziol Future Teachers Club 3,4; Kelvyn Park High School 1,2 Future: Undecided Margaret Kraemer Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Office Help 3; Mikado 1 Future: College Jack Kraus Boys' Club 1,2,3; York High School 1 Future: Armed Forces Idamarie Krause Masque Gavel 2,3.4, Girls' League 3.4; Girls' Athletic Association 2,4; Chess Club 2 3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers Club 3.4; Tennis Team 4 Future: Music Peter Krebs Boys' Club 1,2; German Club 2; Pageant 1.2.3; Mikado 1; Future Engineers Club 3,4 Future: Engineer Ralph Krueger Boys' Club 1,2,3 Future: College Joseph Kuemmcl Boys' Club 1,2 Future: Business Contractor Arthur Kulans Boys' Club 2.3; Drama Club 2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 2; Chess Club 2,3; Stage Door” 2; Incident” 3; Future Engineers Club 3,4 Future: Aeronautical Engineer Carl Kummerow EAGLE 4; Hi Lites 3.4; Assistant Sports Editor 4; Advisory Council 3; Boys' Club 2.3; Pep Club 3,4; Basketball Manager 3 Future: College Janice Lambert Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3.4, Secretary 4; Advisory Council 1,2.3; News Bureau 1: Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Cabinet Member 1.2; Girls' Athletic Association 1,2 3,4, Pan American Club 1.2: A Cappella Choir 2.4; Operetta Choir 3; H.M.S. Pinafore 3; Concert Band 1; Pep Club 1,3,4; Cut-In 2,3 4; Cafeteria Host 4; Pageant 1,2 3.4; What's Up Show 3; The Incident 3, Future Teachers Club 3.4; Secretary 3,4 Future: Teacher Page 50 WE SPONSORED DANCES . . . SENIOR NOTABLE. Most Studious: Daniel De Sulis and Gloria Snopko. Betsy Larsen Girls' League 1.2.3,4; Mikado 1 Future: Business lames Larson , ,, , Boys' Club 2.3; Football 2; Baseball 1 Future. Undecided Marilyn Lawrenco Girls' League 1,2.3.4; Girls’ Athletic Association I Pan American Club 1.2; A Cappella Choir 3.4; Majorette 3.4; Pageant 3; Mikado 1 Future: Undecided rhomas Lon'.ini Boys' Club 1 larold Leskinen Advisory Council 3; Hi Lites 2.3; L Club 4; Boys' Club 1,2,3.4; Concert Band 2,3.4; Orches tra 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 2.3.4 Petronella Lewandowski Student Council 4, Advisory Council 2; Masque Gavel 2,3.4; Girls' League 1.2.3,4; Secretary 3; Cabinet Member 4; Drama Club 1.2.3; Vice President 2; A Cappella Choir 2 3.4, Pep Club 4; Cut-In 3.4; Girls' State 3; Pageant 2.3,4, •'Stage Door 2; Mikado I; Homecoming Court 4 Future. College Vanda Lind Girls’ League 1,2,3.4; Mikado 1; Swim Club 3 Future: X-Ray Technician Marjorie Lindvig Girls’ League 1.2,4; Girls’ Athletic Association 4; Pep Club 1; Mikado 2 Future: Receptionist Dorothy Lippmann Girls' Leaguo 1.3; Office Help 4, Library Help 3 Futuro: Secretary Gloria Lissner Advisory Council 3; HI Utes 1; Girls' League 1,2,3; Girls' Athletic Association 1.2; Orchesis 1; Pep Club 1; Cut-In 2 Future. Marriage Margie Littner Student Council 3.4, Advisory Council 3,4; Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Cabinet Member 2 3. Girls' Athletic Association 1,2; Orchesis 1, Pep Club 1 4; Cut-In 3,4; Cafeteria Host 3.4: Cafeteria Help 1.2 Future: Physical Therapist Michael Litus Boys' Club 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2 3,4 Future: College Page 51 WE BUILT FLOATS . . . David Litviak Boys' Club 1,2; Deans' Aid 2; Football 1.2,3.4; L” Club 4 Future: Air Force Thomas Lombardo Student Council 4, Advisory Council 3; Chess Club 2, Treasurer 2; A Cappella Choir 4; Pep Club 4; Cut-In 4; Cafeteria Host 4; Mikado 1; Future Engineers Club 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2 Future: Undecided Barbara Lovojoy Girls' League 1.2; Cafeteria Help 4; Pageant 3; “H.M.S. Pinafore” 3; What's Up Show 3; Mikado 1 Future: Secretary James Low Student Council 4; L Club 3,4; Secretary 4, Boys' Club 1,2,3; Representative 2,3; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; President 4, Vice-President 3; Pop Club 4; Football 1; Baseball 2.4, Track 3; Cross Country 1; Tumbling 1,2,3,4 Future: Dentist Diana Lucas Advisory Council 4; Girls' League 3; Foreman High School 1,2; Latin Club 1; Homeroom Secretary 1; Mermaids 2; Student Leader 2; Office Help 2; Honor Society 1; Girls' Athletic Association 1,2 Future: Secretary Gail Ludston Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Cabinet Member 2. Girls' Athletic Association 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Cut-In 4; Cafeteria Host 3,4; Mikado 1; Swim Club 3 Future: Secretary Wayne Lunak Advisory Council 4; L Club 4, Boys' Club 1.2.3.4, Pep Club 3.4; Football 1.2.3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 1 Future: College Diane Lynn Student Council 2,3,4; Advisory Council 4; Girls' League 4; Cut-In 4; Cafeteria Host 4; Homecoming Court 4 Future: Undecided Barbara Magiera Girls' League 4; Girls' Athletic Association 4, Flower Technical High School 1,2,3; Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3; Future Homemakers of America 1,2; Orchestra 1,2; Honor Club 1,2,3 Future: College Ronald Mai Boys' Club 1,2.3.4; German Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 2.3; Orchestra 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4 Future: Designing Engineer Andrew Makare Buys' Club 2,3, Future Engineers Club 3.4, Cross Country 2; Lane Technical High School 1; Cross Country 1; Hall Guard 1 Future: Electrical Engineer Joseph Manna Baseball 1,2 Future: Undecided Page 52 SENIOR NOTABLE. Most Witty Wayne Lunak and Nancy Quasthoff. Carole Manusos _ , , EAGLE 2.3,4; Hi Lites 2.3,4, Art Editor 4; Girls League 1,2,3.4; A Cappella Choir 2; Library Help 3; Pageant 2; Mikado i Future; College Ethel Marcell „ Girls' League 3.4; Kelvyn Park High School 1.2, Civic Forum 1; Library Assistant 1,2; Teen-Age Book Club 2 Future; Business Sonia Marinelli Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Library Help 3.4 Future: Colleqe James Marro . _ Student Council 3,4; Advisory Council 3; Boys Club 1.2,3; Representative 1,2; Concert Band 2; Deans' Aid 4; Student Host 4; Cafeteria Host 3; Stunt Night 3; Football 1.2; Baseball 1; Golf 2 Future: College Curtis Mars „ Boys' Club 1.2,3; Representative 3; A Cappella Choir 2.3.4; Pep Club 3; Cut-In 2; Pageant 2.3.4; Mikado 1; Cross Country 2 Future: Navy Gene Marter „ , Boys' Club 3; Representative 3; Odesa High School 1,2; National Honor Society 1; Football Future: Undecided Frank Marusarz Diversified Occupations 4; Baseball 1 Future: Trade School Carl Mathisen . . _ Baseball 3,4; St. Patrick High School 1,2.3; Paper Staff 1.2; Debate 1; Football 3; Science Future: Undecided Club 3 Paul Matson Boys' Club 1.2 Future: Carpenter Helen Mattes Future: Secretary Joanne Maturno Girls' League 1,3.4 Future: Undecided Gordon Matz , Diversified Occupations 4; Boys Club 1; Concert Band 1.2; Pageant 2; Mikado 1 Future: Tool and Die Maker 'arol Mayerhofer Girls' League 2.3,4. Taft High School 1 Future: Secretary Robert McDonald Boys Club 2,3.4 Future: Photographer Carol McLain _ , . , . 0 0 Office Occupations 4; Girls League L Mikado 1 Future: Business School Grace Medsker Girls' Athletic Association 1.2.3.4 Future. Undecided Frank Messina , , Boys' Club 1.2,3; Football 1.2; Tumbling 1 Future: Navy Gerald Metcalfe . ... Hi Lites 1; Boys' Club 1.2,3.4; Concert Band 3,4. Pep Club 3,4; Cafeteria Host 4; Dance Band 3 4. Camera Club 1; Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Wrestling 2.4 Future: Mechanic Page 53 Jean Michalak Ofiice Occupations 4; Girls' League 1.2,3,4; Cabinet Member 2; Girls' Athletic Association 3,4 Future: Secretary Constance Mika EAGLE 4, Business Manager 4; Hi Lites 2,3,4, Business Manager 4, Girls' League 2,3,4; Cut-In 4; Holy Family Academy 1; Class Officer 1 Future: Nurse Joan Miller Student Council 3; Class Vice-President 4; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Cabinet Member 4, Pep Club 1.4; Cut-In 2,3,4; Captain 4. Deans' Aid 3; Cafeteria Host 4 Future: Undecided Jo Anne Miller Girls' League 4; Pep Club 4; Arlington Heights High School 1 Future: Business Beverly Moerke Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria Host 3; Mikado 1 Future: Nurse David Montgomery National Honor Society 3,4; EAGLE 4; Assistant Sports Editor 4; Hi Lites 3,4; Sports Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Boys' Club 1,2,3,4, German Club 2; Chess Club 2; Cut-In 4; Pageant 3; Future Engineers Club 3,4; Wrestling 1,2 Future: College Robert D. Moore Boys' Club 3; Orchestra 1 Future: Carpenter Robert H. Moore Boys' Club 1; Pageant 1,2,3; “H.M.S. Pinafore 3; What's Up Show 3; Mikado 1 Future: Undecided David Mootz Boys' Club 2 Future: Undecided Shirley Moran Student Council 1; EAGLE 4, Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2; Drama Club 1,2; Pan American Club 2,3; Attendance Office 2,3; Student Host 2; Cafeteria Help 4; Majorette 4 Future: Secretary Terrance Most Student Council 4; Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 3; Cut-In 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1; Swimming 2,4 Future: Farmer Janet Nardini Girls' League 1,2,3; Girls' Athletic Association 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Orchesis 1; Pep Club 1.2; Mikado 1 Future: Undecided Dale Nelson EAGLE 4, Hi Lites 3,4; Associate Editor 4; Girls' League 3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 1,3.4, Representative 1; Pep Club 4, Cafeteria Help 4 Future: Undecided JoAnne Nelson Girls' League 2,3,4 Future: College Norman Nelson Boys' Club 1,2; Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Future: Business Carole Netzel EAGLE 3,4; Editor-in-chief 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Advisory Council 3; Hi Lites 2.3, Circulation Manager 3; Quill and Scroll 3.4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4; German Club 2; Pep Club 1,3,4; Cut-In 4; I Hear America Singing 1 Future: Bookkeeper Nancy Ncuzil Student Council 4, Advisory Council 3; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Cabinet Member 1,4; Cut-In 2,3,4; Deans' Aid 4 Future: Undecided Richard Neuzil Boys' Club 1,2,3 Page 54 Future: Undecided WE STUDIED - SOMETIMES . . . SENIOR NOTABLE. Most Artistic: Janice Snow and Gerald Swanson. Richard Nichols EAGLE 4; Boys' Club 3 Future: Undecided Walter Noltin L Club 3.4. Boys’ Club 3; Football 4; Baseball 3.4; Captain 4; Proviso High School 1,2; Numeral Club 1.2; Football 1.2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1.2 Future: Baseball player Uldis Norvilis Lane Technical High School 1; School News paper 1; Office Help 1; Hall Guard 1 Future; College John Novich Wrestling Team 1; Varsity Wrestling Manager 3.4 Future; Navy Thomas Nowak Boys' Club 1.2,3,4; Concert Band 3.4; Orchestra 2.3.4 Future: Undecided Julienne O'Brien Girls' League 1.2,3 4, Drama Club 2,3.4; French Club 1,2, Pep Club 1; “Stag© Door' 2; What's Up'' 3; Incident'' 3 Future: Actress Lynn O'Connor Girls' League 1,2,3; Drama Club 1.2 Future: Airline Stewardess L onore O'Day Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 4 Future: Secretary Janice Oligney Girls' League 1.2.3; Girls' Athletic Association 1. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Orchesis 1; Pan American Chib 2; French Club 2; Pep Club 1.2 Future: Stenographer George Oliver Diversified Occupations 3,4, L Club 2,3.4; Boys' Club 2,3; Cross Country 1.2; Captain 2 Future: Undecided Bruce Olson Boys' Club 1,4; Mikado I; Football 1.2.3; Basketball 1.3; Baseball 1,2,3,4 Future: Navy Not Pictured: Zelroy Notbusch Student Council 1; Boys’ Club 1; Representative 1 Future: Navy Page $5 Diane Op3ahl Girls' League 1,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Mikado 1 Future: Commercial Artist Lynn Owens Attendance Office Help 2 Future: Nurse Jack Padovano Boys' Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Weber High School 1 Future: College i Neil Pagel Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Representative 3; Concert Band 2,3,4 Future: Undecided Raili Parlckunen Girls' League 3,4; German Club 3,4; Lakeview High School 1,2; Annual Staff 1,2; Girls' Athletic Association 1.2; Fine Arts Club 1.2; Hi-Q Society 1,2. Future. Commercial Artist Patricia Parks Girls' League 3,4; Tuley High School 1.2; Home Economics Club 1,2; Hall-guard 1; Attendance Office Help 1 Future: Undecided Rose Mary Patrickus Girls' League 3,4; Cafeteria Host 4; Mikado 1 Future: Typist Thomas Paulsen Boys' Club 1.2,3; Football 1; Baseball 1 Future: Machinist Margaret Pearson Diversified Occupations 4, Secretary 4; Girls' League 1; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Student Host 4; Two and the Town” 3 Future: Dental Assistant Gerald Pedersen Boys' Club 1; Pan American Club 3; Vice-President 3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; President 3; Pageant 3; Mikado 1 Future: College Barbara Pellow National Honor Society 3,4; Girls' League 1.2,3,4, Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,4; Point Chair inuri 3; Social Chairman 4, German Club 1; Pep Club 1,3.4; Future Teachers Club 3; Tennis Team 4 Future: College Jacqueline Perfetto Girls' League 1,2,3,4; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Pageant 2,3,4; Mikado 1 Future: Secretary Page 56 Patricia Pergando Girls' League 3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 3,4; Point Chairman 4; Oak Park High School 1,2; Girls' Athletic Association 2; Girls' Club 1,2 Future: Nurs9 William Perry Boys' Club 1,2; Swim Team 2 Future: Undecided James Pfeffer Futuro: Undecided Genevieve Pidrman National Honor Society 3,4; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4, Orchesis 4, Pep Club 3,4; Cut-In 4. Mikado 1 Future: Dress Designer Paul Piovesan Boys’ Club 3.4; Pan American Club 3,4; Mikado 1 Future: Architect James Piper Boys' Club 3; Gage Park High School 1,2; Boys' Club 2 Future: Auto Mechanic Georgiannia Pivar Girls' League 3,4 Future: Nurse Betty Pounds Advisory Council 4; Girls' Athletic Association 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, Pep Club 4, Tuley High School 1.2; Girls' Athletic Association 1.2; Checker Club 2; Art Activity 1.2 Future: Commercial Artist Patsy Powell Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3,4, Advisory Council 3.4; Girls' League 1,2.3,4; Cabinet 1.3,4. Girls' Athletic Association 2.3.4; Pep Club 4; Cut-In 4; Mikado 1 Future: College William Puda Masque and Gavel 3,4, Boys' Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2,3.4 Future: College Lowoll Pugesek Boys' Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 3, Pageant 2 Future: Air Force Nancy Quasthoif Advisory Council 2,3,4; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 3.4; Pep Club 3.4; Cut-In 3.4; Deans’ Aid 4 Future: College Claudette Rail Girls' League 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1 Future: Business Thomas Rasmussen Hi Lites 3.4; Editor-in-Chief 4; Masque and Gavel 2.3,4; Vice-President 3; Quill and Scroll 3.4, Boys' Club 1,2,3; Cut In 3,4; Captain 4; “What's Up'' 3; Baseball 1.2 Future: College Josephine Ratti Advisory Council 3; Masque and Gavel 4; Girls' League 3,4; Pan American Club 2,3. President 3; Pep Club 3; Cut-In 3; Deans' Aid 2; Cafeteria Host 3,4; Italy 1 Future: Interpreter Jane Ray Central High School 1,2,3; Future Homemakers of America 2,3 Future: Undecided Paul Reimann Future: College Daniel Reinhardt Boys' Club 3,4; Lane High School 1,2 Future: Armed Forces Page 57 Alan Rendl Student Council 1,2,3 4. Vice-President 3; National Honor Society 3,4; President 4; Advisory Council 1,2,3,4; L Club 4; Boys' Club 1,2,3,4. Representative 1,2,3; Pan American Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cut-In 1,2,3,4; Student Host 2,3; Cafeteria Host 2,3; Cafeteria Help 2,3; Stunt Night 1,2,3,4; Future Engineers Club 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4 Future; College Marilyn Resing Girls' League 1.2,3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Office Help 3,4, Play 4; Mikado 1 Future: Business Daniel Rhodo Boys' Club 1,2,3,4 Future: Machinist Judith Richardson Advisory Council 3,4; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4, Girls' Athletic Association 3,4; Pep Club 3,4, Cut-In 4. Library Help 3.4 Future Business Caryl Richier Girls' League 1,2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3; Pan American Club 1,2,3; Secretary 3; Cafeteria Help 2,3; Tuley High School 1 Future: Commercial Artist Judith Ring Girls' League 1,2,3,4 Future: Cashier Arthur Robson Student Council 2,4; Boys' Club 1,2,3; President 3; Cut-In 2; Student Host 3; Cafeteria Host 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Future: Undecided George Rohrhuber Boys' Club 1,2,3,4, Golf 1,2,3.4 Future: Undecided Robert Rood Boys' Club 1.2,3,4; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Cafeteria Host 4, Pageant 3; Football 1.2,4; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 4 Future: Undecided Jprald Rosiclcy Boys' Club 1.2; Mikado 1 Future Engineer Betty Jane Ruchalski Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, Mikado 2 Future. Dressmaker Thomas Rudny Diversified Occupations 4; Orchestra 1.2; Library Help 3.4 Future: Radio-Television Repair Man Jeanette Rummage Girls' League 2,3.4; Deans' Aid 4; Pageant 2,4 Future: Undecided Ronald Rumpf Boys’ Club 1.2,3.4; German Club 1,2; Chemistry Club 3 Future: College Donald Rupelt Student Council 4; L Club 1,2,3,4; Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Cut-In 3,4; Cafeteria Help 4; Stunt Night 3.4; Tumbling 1.2.3.4; Tennis 4; Swimming 4 Future: Sea-Bees Ronald Ruud Future: Undecided Richard Ruzecki Office Occupations 4, Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Representative 1; Track 1,2 Future: IBM Supervisor Harold Ryan Boys' Club 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Football 2,3,4 Future: Undecided Page 58 WE WENT TO WASHINGTON . . SENIOR NOTABLE. Best Leader Kay Hammargren and Ralph Bielick Darwin Rybandt Boys' Club 1.2; Track 1; Tumbling 1; Swimming 2 Future: Undecided Nancy Ryberg EAGLE 2.3; Girls' League 2.3,4. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3.4; Pan American Club 2, Pep Club 3. Attendance Office 2,3,4, Student Host 3,4; Wheaton College Academy 1; Girls' Athletic Association 1; Girls' League 1 Future: Secretary Ion Rylander Student Council 4; L Club 2,3.4, Boys' Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 1, A Cappella Choir 3; Concert Band 2; Cafeteria Host 4; Stunt Night 2,3,4; Tumbling 1,2,3,4; Captain 4 Future: Missionary Barbara Saari Student Council 2.4; Treasurer 4; Class Treasurer 3; Advisory Council 1,2,4; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Athletic Association 1,2,3,4, Par American Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Cut-In 2.3 4, Library Help 1; Deans' Aid 3; Cafeteria Host 3,4; Girls' State 3; Homecoming Court 4 Future: Nurse Donna Salz Cirls' League 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 1, Girls Athletic Association 1.2; French Club 1,2, Pep Club 3; Mikado 1 Future: Business Shirley Sandbote Girls' League 1,2,3; Boys' Club 1; Cut-In 2; Library Help 1,2 Future: Secretary Karen Sandstrom Advisory Council 2,3,4; EAGLE 3, Events Editor 3; Girls' League 1.2,3.4; President 4: Cabinet 2.3; Pep Club 3,4; Cut-In 4; Pageant 3. Mikado 1 Future: College Renee Santoyo Girls' League 1,2 Future: Nurse Barbara Santschi Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4 Future: Office Work Gerald Scarmardo Boys' Club 1,2,3 Frank Schadeck Boys' Club 1,3 lames Schadeck Boys' Club 1,3,4 Future: Tool and Die Maker Future. Tool and Die Maker Future: Tool and Di9 Maker Page 59 WE SAVED Joseph Scheibenreif Boys' Club 1.2,3; Wrestling 3 Future- Tile Setter James Schiferl Student Council 1; L” Club 4; Boys' Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 2,3; Cut-In 2, Audio Visual Aide 2.3,4; Pageant 1; Football 1,2 Future: Undecided Richard Schiferl Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Chess Club 2; Cut-In 3.4; Deans' Aid 1.2,3,4; Student Host 4; Cafeteria Host 4; Football 1,2,3 Future: Undecided I Karol Schlogol Advsiory Council 3; Masque and Gavel 3,4, Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Girls' Athletic Association 3,4; Orchesis 1; Drama Club 1, Pep Club 3.4; Cut-In 2,3,4; I Hear America Singing” 1 Future: Undecided Marlene Schmalfeld Girls' League 1,2 3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 2 3.4, German Club 4, Deans' Aid 4, Swim Club 3,4 Future: Undecided Jane Schmid Advisory Council 4, Girls' League 1,2,3 4; Girls' Athletic Association 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1, Pep Club 3,4; Pageant 4, Mikado 1 Future: Undecided Dennis Schmidt Boys' Club 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2.4; Cross Country 2; Swimming 2 Future: College Ann Schubitz Girls' League 3,4; Madonna High School 1,2; Drama 1.2; Library Help 2 Future: Marriage Douglas Schulte Boys' Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2; St. Philip High School 1 Future: Undecided Lucille Schultz Advisory Council 3; Masque and Gavel 2,3,4; Girls' League 1.2,3,4; Cabinet Member 1; Drama Club 2; A Cappella Choir 2.3,4; Cut-In 3; Mikado 1; Pageant 2,3,4 Future: Business Patricia Schulte EAGLE 1,2,3,4; Co-Editor of Underclass Section 3; Associate Editor 4, Girls' League 1.2.3,4; Drama Club 2,3; Cut-In 4; Mikado 1 Future: Marriage Robert Schulz Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Student Host 3,4 Future: Architect Page 60 Betty Schulze Advisory Council 3; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Cabinet Member 4, Pep Club 1; Cut-In 4; Cafeteria Help 1,2.3 Future: Secretary Clifford Schwartz National Honor Society 3,4; Boys' Club 1; Concert Band 2,3,4 Future: College Violot Schwenn Girls' League 1,2.3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 1 Future: College Roger Schwerman Student Council 4; Boys' Club 1.2,3,4; Audio Visual Aids 2; Student Host 4; Baseball 1,2 Future: College Judith Scully Girls' League 1.2,3.4; Girls' Athletic Association 1; Orchesis 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Deans' Aid 4; Mikado 1; Poster Club 1 Future: Commercial Artist Robert Segroves Boys' Club 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3.4; Orchestra 3,4 Future: Draftsman Frank Sell Future: College Janet Shadle Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 4; Attendance Office Help 2,3.4: Mikado 1 Future: Undecided Joanne Sheets Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Swim Club 3.4; Austin High School 1; American Girl Club 1; Girls' Athletic Association 1; Girls' Glee Club 1; Library Help 1; Social Committee 1 Future: College Vada Ann Sherry Student Council 3,4; Girls' League 1.2,3,4; Cabinet Member 1.2; Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,4; Orchesis 1; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Cut-In 2,4; Student Host 3,4, Cafeteria Host 3.4; Stunt Night 2,3,4; Mikado 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4 Future: College Gerald Shorey Boys' Club 2; Tuley High School 1; R.O.T.C. Club 1 Future: College Richard Sievort Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 3,4; Mikado 1; Track 1; Golf 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Tumbling 1 Future: Undecided Carol Skinner Girls' League 2,3,4; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Luther North High School 1; Girls' Chorus 1 Future: Private Secretary Barbara Sloniker Girls' League 1,2,3.4; A Cappella Choir 3.4; Pageant 3.4; Mikado 1 Future: Music Teacher Barbara Smith Girls' League 1.3,4; Concert Band 2 Future: College Gloria Snopko National Honor Society 3,4; Treasurer 4; Masque and Gavel 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Girls' League 1.2,3.4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; President 4; Pep Club 1; Cut-In 4; Deans' Aid 3; I Hear America Singing 1 Future: Mathematician Janice Snow EAGLE 2,3.4; Girls' League 2.3,4; Pep Club 4. Cafeteria Help 3,4, Swim Club 3,4 Future: Art School Marlene Sorgatz Girls' League 1.2,3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 1.2,3.4, Orchesis 1; German Club 2; Pep Club 1, Attendance Offico Help 2,3.4; Swim Club 3,4 Future: Undecided Page 61 David Spitler Hi Lites 2,3.4, Assistant Photographer 2.3; Photographer 4; News Bureau 4; Boys' Club 1.2.3,4; Club Advisor 2; Camera Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Pep Club 4, Tennis 1 Future: College Richard Spoerr Diversified Occupations 3,4; Football 3.4 Future: Mechanical Engineer Nona Stahl Masque and Gavel 2,4; Girls' League 2 4; Kelvyn Park High School 1, Girls' Athletic Association 1; Civic Forum 1; Latin Club 1 Future: College Claudia Stanfa Girls' League 1,2,3; Mikado 1 Future: Secretary Gerald Starzyk Boys' Club 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4 Future: Undecided Marian Stawarz Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Girls' Athletic Association 4; Mikado 1 Future: Business Robert Steigerwald Future: College William Stieber Boys' Club 1.2.3,4; German Club 2; Audio Visual Aids 2.3; Mikado 1; Football 3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Tennis 1 Future: College Carol Stolen Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 4 Future: Nurse Donna Stoltie EAGLE 3,4, Hi Lites 3.4; Associate Editor 4; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4 Future: Secretary Edith Stuckrath Girls' League 1,2,3,4 Future: Secretary Gerald Swanson National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 2; Steinmetz High School 1; Student Council 1; Hallguard 1; Cafeteria Guard 1 Future: College Arthur Szilagyi Boys' Club 3.4 Future: College Louise Szwajkart Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Orchesis 4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Swim Club 3,4; President 4 Future: Business Adele Talaga Class Secretary 1; President 4; Hi Lites 3; Masque and Gavel 3,4; Treasurer 3; Girls' League 1,2,3,4, Girls' Athletic Association 1 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Concert Band 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 4; Cut-In 2,3,4; Cafeteria Host 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Captain 4; Homecoming Queen 4 Future: College Samuel Talluto National Honor Society 3,4; Boys' Club 1.2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 3,4; President 4 Future: Music Teacher Nina Tokarchuk Advisory Council 3; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,4; Cut-In 4 Future: College Antoinette Tornabene Student Council 2; Vice-President 4, Class Vice-President 1,2,3; Advisory Council 4; EAGLE 3; Hi Lites 3; Masque and Gavel 2.3.4; Girls' League 1,2,3.4, Cabinet Member 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Orchesis 4, Drama Club 2; Pep Club 3.4. Cut-In 3,4; Cafeteria Host 3,4; Pageant 4. Stagedoar 2; Mikado 1; Homecoming Court 4 Future: Secretary Page 62 WE LEAVE OUR FRIENDS REGRETFULLY . . . SENIOR NOTABLE. Moat Dependable Barb Saari and Alan Rendl. Juanita Tucker Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 3 Future: Secretary Jean Twohoy Girls' League 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3.4, French Club 3,4; Forinen High School 1,2. Girls' Athletic As-sbciation 1,2; Young Travelers 1.2 Future: Airline Stewardess Janet Urbanow EAGLE 1.2,3.4, Activity Editor 3; Assistant Editor 4: Masque and Gavel 1.2 3.4: Girls' Leaque 1,2,3,4, A Cappella Choir 2,3.4; Pan American Club 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Cafeteria Host 3; Pageant 1,2,3,4; Mikado 1 Future Nurse Delores Vasel Office Occupations 4; Girls’ League 1.2.3.4; Deans' Aid 4 Future Seamstress Donna Vincontis Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Cabinet Member 1,2, Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 1,4; Cafeteria Host 4; Cafeteria Help 3,4; Pageant 4 Future: Business College Phyllis Voss Girls' League 1.2,3,4; Cut-In 1.2 Future: Colleye Christian Voth Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Cut-In 3; Student Host 3.4 Future. College Franklin Ward Boys' Club 1.2; Representative 2 Future: Undecided Georqe Warnecke Boys' Club 3, A Cappella Choir 3.4, Pageant 3: Tennis 2 Future- Undecided Peggy Warnock Class Officer Secretary 4; Advisory Council 3; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Girls' Athletic: Association 3.4, A Cappella Choir 4; Pep Club 3.4; Cut-In 4. Attendance Office 2; Student Host 4; Pageant 4 Future- College Nancy Wasik Tuley High School 1.2,3; Girls' Athletic Association 1.2; Polish Club 1,2; Girls’ Chorus 1; Future Teachers Club 2 Future: Teacher Dolores Wasilewicz Girls' League 2,3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. Austin High School 1; American Girl 1; Teacher's Help 1; Corridor Guard 1 Future Secretary Page 63 WE APPROACH THE FUTURE EAGERLY . . . SENIOR NOTABLE, Most Likely To Succeed: Janice Lambert and Dave Hardesty. Carolo Wehrheim Masque and Gavel 2; Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Cabinet Member 4; Orchesis 4; Deans’ Aid 3.4; Pep Club 1 Future: Business George Weisenborn Future: Armed Forces William Welter Class President 1,2; Advisory Council 4; “L'’ Club 4; Boys' Club 1,2.3; Mikado 1; Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Tennis 1 Future: College Robert Wostropo Track 1; Cross Country 2; Wrestling 4 Future: Armed Forces Wayne Whitney L Club 4; Boys' Club 3,4; Cut-In 4; Cafeteria Host 4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3,4 Future: Engineer Florence Widman Girls' League 3,4, Girls' Athletic Association 3,4; Vice-President 4; Cut-In 4; Cafeteria Host 4; ‘ What's Up 3, Swim Club 3,4; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Highland Jr. High School 1; School Newspaper 1; Service Club 1; Band 1; Library Help 1; Atherton High School 2; Band 2; Library Help 2; Choir 2; Orchestra 2; Pep Club 2 Future: Teacher Raymond Wieczorek Boys' Club 1,2,3 Future: College Kenneth Wiemcrslago Boys' Club 1,2.3; Cut-In 4; Pageant 2.3; Mikado 1 Future: Bell Telephone James Williams L Club 3.4; Boys' Club 2,3; Football 2.3; Swimming 2,3,4; St. Patrick High School 1 Future: Armed Forces Richard Williams Boys' Club 1,2; Mikado 1 Future: Armed Forces Marianne Winter Girls' League 3 Future: Marriage Richard Witting Concert Band 4; Football 1; Golf 2.3 Future: Armed Forces Page 64 Evelyn Wodrich Girls' League 2; Tri-Hi Y 1; Attendance OHice 2; Cafeteria Help 1; Mikado 1 Future: Marriaqe Judith Wolff Office Occupation 4, Girls' League 1,2.3,4, Office Help 3; Deans' Aid 3; Mikado 1 Future: Secretary Jean Wollscheid Girls' League 1,2.3,4; Attendance Office 3 Future: Undecided Future: Undecided Shirley Wollsheid Girls' League 1,2,3.4 Judith Wolniak Girls' League 3.4; Oak Lawn High School 1.2; Class Treasurer 1; Girls' Athletic Association 1.2; Girls' Chorus 1,2 Future: Secretary Rosemarie Woloszyn Girls' League 1,3; A Cappella Choir 2.3,4; Pageant 2,3.4; Mikado 1; Future Teachers Club 3 Future: College James Woodruff , , _ _ „ Lane Technical High School 1.2; A Cappella Choir 1,2; Wrestling 2 Future: Draftsman Norbert Wyse Cut-In 2 Future: Tool and Die Maker Michael Yafchak Future: Tool and Die Maker Robert Yetsky , , Boys' Club 2; Pageant 2; Mikado 1; Basketball 2; Swimming 4 Future: Armed Forces Dennis Young , _ . _ Diversified Occupations 3.4; President 4; Boys Club 1,2.3; Pageant 2; Mikado 2 Future: Engraver Jacquelyn Young Girls' League 3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 1,2.3,4; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Pageant 3,4; Mikado 1; Future Teachers Club 3.4 Future: Teacher Theodore Zajac , _ _ , , Advisory Council 3; L' Club 3.4; Boys Club 1 2 3; Two And the Town 3; Mikado 1; Football 1.2.3,4. Baseball 1,2.3,4 Future: Teacher Joseph Zeilermeir ,, German Club 3.4; Chess Club 1. A Cappella Choir 2,3.4; Pep Club 4; Mikado 1; Football 1; Wrestling 3.4 Future: Teacher Nancy Ziska Hi-Lites 3,4; Feature Editor 4; Masque and Gavel 3.4, Secretary 4; Quill and Scroll 3 4; Girls' League 2,3,4; Girls’ Athletic Association 3 4 Concert Band 2.3.4; Cafeteria Help 1; What's Up Show” 4. I Hear America Singing 1; Future Teachers Club 4 Future: Teacher Gerald Zumbrock Future: Undecided Leona Zymetzke Advisory Council 3; Girls' League 2.3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Cut-In 3; Office Help 4; Cafeteria Help 2.3; Two and the Town 3 Future: Secretary Not Pictured: Thomas Beyer Samuel Ferrara Delores Parish James Schauer Page 65 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Row 1: Christine Radieo, secretary; Mr. Joseph Thomas, Miss Jaunee Carlyle, sponsors; Nancy Schwartz, treasurer. Row 2: Gary Swanson, vice-president; Jerry Santo, president. JUNIORS, CLASS OF 1958 This year, as in the past, the Junior class has tried to make the Jiinior-Senior Prom an event which will be long-remembered. The class officers, the advisory council, and the Juniors, themselves, have all contributed to the accomplishment of this goal. The Junior class sponsored the annual Turnabout, the all school play, the basketball game concessions, and the Black Cat dance, this year, in order to make their Prom a success. It can be truly said that the Junior class of 1957 attained their goal. JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORY COUNCIL, left to right: Row 1: Joan Killinger, Linda Heining, Stephanie Kopp Row 2: Dorothy Wales. Thomas Sloman, Joyce Oomens, Marilyn Rank. Row 3: Terry Wallace, Shirley Spaulding, Noreen Phillips. Row 4: Ralph Garnett, Jerry Stout, Sue Harder. Row 5; Carole Clark, Kelvin Boyle. Standing: Harry Maginnis, Rose Sanger. Dick Schutt. Sharon Long. Page 66 Anderson, June; Anderson, Robert; An-gelucci, Donald; Arcaroli, Jeanne; Arendt, Arlene; Arman, Fred; Asta, Frank; Avers. Kenneth Avigliano, Louis; Babcock, Marvin; Bad-zioch, Dorothy; Banker. Bill; Banti, Benita; Barilla, Steven; Baroni, Barbara; Bartz Barbara Barzano, Joseph, Batson, George; Baumgartner, Beverly; Bcllelsle, Sandra, Bellizzi, Betty; Berg, Richard, Berry, Judith: Bcttini, Virginia Beyer. Howard; Biel. Dorothy; Bistolfo, Peter; Bitner, Ronald; Blackman. Georgia; Blake, Judith; Blanchette, Barbara; Blu-thardt, Bette Boesch, Richard. Bohtner, John; Booth, Thomas; Boris. Kenneth; Borys, Henry. Bos-serman, David, Boudreau. Geraldine. Bower. Jacqueline Bowles, Margaret; Boyle, Kelvin; Bramble, Linda; Branda, Richard; Brandel, Richard; Bremner, Bonnie; Brickman. Edward. Briggs. Jean Bruhn, William; Biuske, Charles; Burk-halter, Jerald; Byczek, William; Cahill. Patricia; Camero, Elaine; Cannataro, Elaine; Cantu, Joseph Caputo, Larry; Carlson, Arnold; Carlson, Robert. Carlson, William; Caron, Sharon; Carroccio, Janice; Carson, Georgia; Moeller, George Casella, Maria; Catenacci, Leslie; Cec-chl, Lorna; Cerone, Thomas, Chamblin. Diana; Cheuvront. Diane; Chiratisi, Helen; Chmill, Leonard Chojnacki, Thomas; Cichon, Robert; Cichowicz, Priscilla; Clark, Carole. Clemens, Lucille; Cmejla, Michael; Cominek, Carol; Commiso. Jeanie Copple, Roxanne; Corolla, Gerald; Cos-tantino, John; Cox, Larry, Cross, Joan; Crounse, Ronald; Crowk. Judith, Culver-well, Patricia D'Amato, Connie; Davi3, QueenelJ; Def-fenbaugh, Joseph; Dell. Mary; DeLuca, Antoinette; Diekneit, Thomas; DiGennaro, Richard; Dod, Nancy Pago 67 Dolderer, Donald; Domanus. Arnold; Dombrowski, Richard; Dravonack. Josphine; Duhownik, William; Eagan, Gordon; Eck-lund, Ronald; Eddlemon, Betty Edwards. Judith; Ekstrom. Judith; Elders Fred; Erickson, Karl; Erland, Naomi; Evanofl, Paul; Falkenberg. Erhardt; Fan-aro, Patricia Ferguson, Brad; Fifarek. Gerald; Fitzpatrick. Russell; Flener, Fred; Florczak, Robert; Ford, Edward; Fredriksen. Fred, Fritsch, Sharon Fritz. Lawrence; Gagne, William: Galo-rath, Joanne; Garnett, Ralph, Gary, Sharon; Giannini. Vivien; Gizzi, Diane; Glab. Barbara Gohrsch, Barbara; Gohrsch, Leo; Good, Jay; Grant. Thomas; Gravdahl, Richard; Grillo. Celia, Grossman, Richard; Grubbs. Robert Guarascio, Maryann; Guarino Elaine; Gundel, Judith; Gureski, Steven; Haas Arthur; Haberstock, Rudolph; Hackett Barbara. Hallas, Edward Hamilton, Robert; Hanke. Kenneth; Hanks, William; Hanlon, Judith; Harder, Suzanne; Hardesty, Joyce; Hardin, William; Haut-zinger, Marie Haverkampf, Fred, Haydicky, Joseph. Hayes, Rose Marie, Haynes. Neil; Heaslett, George; Heaslett, Margaret; Heeren, David; Heidenreich, Dorothy Heining, Linda; Henderson. Gerald. Hen-ner, Michael; Herman Arthur; Hermes, Fred; Herold, Robert; Hess, Barbara; Hill, Helen Hill, Hylda; Hish, Joseph; Hnilo, Robert; Hoelterhoff, Arthur; Hren, Lee; Hupfer, Phil; Ilchene. Norman; Jacobsen, Robert Jaeger. Paul; Jahnke. William; James, Allen; Jarvis. Lynda; Jekabsons, Vija; Jerina, Donald; Joda, Henry; Johannesen, Harold Johanson, Terry; Johnson, Richard; Jones, Carolyn; Jonos, William; Jopp, Marilyn; Jorgensen, Robert; Junget, Andrew, Kaiser. Judith Page 68 Kalder, Judith, Karlovitz, Joseph; Kas-przak, Theresa; Kawa, Jacqueline. Keeling, John; Keller. Mary; Kelley. Patricia; Kelly. Michael Kerivan. Kay; Killinger, Joan; Kissner, Gloria; Klepaida. Robert; Koehler, Virginia; Kolar, James; Kollman, Judith, Komp. Patricia Kopp, Stephanie; Kozenczak. Joseph; Krambeei. Karol; Krawczyk, Sabina. Krum-pen, Leonard; Kubicki. Ronald. I.aRianco. Louis; Lalin, Herman Lagioia. Frank, Laing, William, Lars Margaret; Larsen. Eugene; Larsen. Thomas; Latorri, Philip; Leek, Jerry; Leeper. Bovorly Leeson, Carol; Lehner, Francis; Lenz. Dian®. Lewin. Virginia; Lineek, John; Link-onhold, Charles; Lippmann, Carole; Long, Patricia Long. Sharon; Losiowski, Elizabeth; Los-ser, Barbara; Lumpp, Raymond; Maginnis, Harry; Maisano, Francis; Majka, Stanley, Malczynski. Leona Mariano Michael; Markers. Linda; Mar-kese Marie; Martin. Mary Lou; May Bonnie; McBride, Raymond; McDermott. Michael; McFee. Nancy McGill. Leenore; McGill, Lynette. McLean Eileen; Means, John; Merrill Edward, Meyers. Loi3; Miller. Carolyn: Miller George Milstein, Bernard; Mmzey. Willie; Mock, James; Priester lames. Mogensen, Dennis; Mohler. Julia, Monegato. Arlene; Morrison, Betty Moser Ruth; Mulliqan, Lowell; Mundt. Karen; Murphy, John; Murray. Gloria. Murray, Katherine; Napolitano, Robert; Nei- man, Dianne Nelson Corinne; Neuman, Raymond; Nicholas Michael; Nichols, Raymond; Nickerson, Wilfred; Nielsen. Darlene; Nielsen. Walter. Nigliaccio, Joan Nosworthy. Lorna; Novak, Geraldine; Novak, Raymond. Novak. Robert, Novelli, Marco; Novelli, Mike; Nugent, Richard; O'Conner, Larry Page 69 Olson, Donald; O'Neal, Robert; Oomens, Joyce; Orze, Linda, Ozelis, Daniel; Pacioni, Richard; Padovano, Mary; Palade, Peter Pantano, Salvatore, Parker, Gayle; Parker Mary; Parks. James: Parsons. Dave, Pasieta, Mary; Pasko, Eugene; Patrone, Harry Patrone Joseph; Pecora, Maryann; Peele. Gordon; Penton, Russ; Perino, Gail; Perry, John; Pesce, Geno; Peterman, Fred Petersen, Arthur; Petersen, Audrey; Peterson. Conrad; Petry, Harry; Phillips. Noreen; Phillips, Rosemary; Pistoresi, George; Pink, Margie Plaza. Patricia; Cascio. William; Pob-gee. JoAnn; Pocevicz. Christine; Podqarski. Katherine, Podyarski. William, Pokorny, Kathleen; Porter, Judith Poss, Martha; Prest, Dale; Prestebak, Ar-dath, Presti, James; Plesnicar, Andrew; Przybyl, Gerald; Puleo, Sally, Quacken-bush, Ralph Radies, Christine; Ranallo, James; Rank, Marilyn; Raysby, Arvine; Reinberger, Edward; Leeper, Arthur; Reynolds, June; Richardson, Marshall Richau, Ernest; Richter, Lynne; Rider Thomas; Rios, Lupe; Riston Valorie; Ro-gala, Gerald; Rogers. Kathleen; Rogers. Minnie Rogers, Miashbon; Romak. Judith; Romano, Yvonne; Rome. James, Rosengren, Gerald. Rowbottom, Judith; Rubino. Phillip; Ruggeri, Donna Ruhl, Allan; Rundquist, Kenneth; Rush. Eileen; Salvo, Ronald; Salz, Arlene; Sanger, Rose; Santo, Gerald; Schadeck, Geraldine Scheibonreif, Donald; Schiferl. Carol Schlatholt, Dennis; Schleden, LaMonte Schloss, Lorraine; Schube, Margaret Schultz, Judith; Schultz, Patricia Schutt, Richard; Schwartz, James; Schwartz, Nancy; Schwerman, Janice, Scianna, Paula; Scudieri, Angeline; Sell, Denise; Sepanik, Judith Shanks. Lana; Shoemaker, Helen; Shupe, James; Skuba, Kathleen; Skuba, Keith; Slo-man, Thomas; Sloniker, Eileen; Sloniker. Marlene Slowinski. James; Srnarto. William; Smedberg, William; Smith, Richard; Smith. Roger; Smith, Susan; Smolinski. John; Soch. Marlene Solinski, Andrew; Sottrel, Lona; Spaak, Denise; Spalding. Shirley; Spanczak, Alberta; Sparacino. Allan; Spata. James; Spitler. Anna Mae Sponzilli, Joanne; Stachurski, Victoria; Stasack. Richard; Stawarz, Sandra; Stein-rnetz, Elmer; Stellman, Garnet. Stemke. William; Stepanek. John Stephan, Patricia; Stricken, Nancy; Stone. Donald; Stout. Jerry; Stout, Joy; Strand. Anne; Strauch, Ernest; Strum. Judith Sulko, James; Swanson. Gary; Swift, Ralph; Szwiec, Gloria; Taylor. Richard; Taylor, Sanford; Templin, Geraldine; Thiel, William Thomas, Diane; Thon. Robert; Tobin. Robert; Toth, Richard; Trumbull, Stanley; Tyska, Kenneth; Tyska, Leo; Tyska, Patricia Urie, Linda; Urlaub. Patricia; Vallone. George; Van Derway, Judith; Van Dever, Charles; Vanjacobs. Alice, Vorstcrt. Robert, Vogel, Joan Wagner, Sandra; Wales. Dorothy: Wall. Nancy; Wallace, Terry, Warncke. Rose; Weaver, Tane; Wcbor. Christine; Week, Beverly Wedgewood. Judith; Weishaupl, David Wellner, Phyllis, Wenzell, Mary Ann Weseman, Kurt; West. David; West, Ruth Westorholm, Sandra Whittlinger, Gary; Wiemerslage, Arthur; Wiesinger, Edith; Wilkes, Carole; Wilkinson, Corrine; Willems, Roselyn; Willette, Edward; Williams, Ernest Winurd, Gerald; Wvjuck, Charles: Wol-lcnbcrg, Raymond; Zajack, Francis; Zam-betti, Vito; Zarzycki, Barbara, ' ink, Margaret; Savino, Mike Page 71 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Row 1 Joan Landen, secretary; Albie Valentino, treasurer; Jim Pasternak, president. Row 2; Don Ruzecki. vice-president; Mr. Bill Dickel, Miss Ann Brundage, sponsors. SOPHOMORES, Selling game concessions and sponsoring dances kept the sophomore class busy this year. In preparation for next year's Prom, the sophomore class has undertaken many projects. Next year, as upperclassmen, the sophomores should achieve their goals and make their class a success. 1959 ADVISORY COUNCIL, left to right: Row 1: Bettye Nall, Jean Andres, Pat Holland. Joyce Papilli. Carole Keraly. Row 2: Joy Bl-nn, Jo Ann Wealer, Marge Ford, Jo Ann Latoria, Diane Harnoy. Dotty Schmidt, Penny Jones. Row 3 Hoy Lolgron. Pete Stark, Bill Dedich, Dennis Nielsen, Tom McGill, Lenore Ahrens. Page 72 Aagersen, Wilma; Addison, John; Addison, Verlin; Aft, Kenneth; Ahrens, Lenore; Albeck, Lester; Allen, Larry; Allison, Beverly Amidon, James; Anderson, Arlene; Andres, Jeanne; Ar.tonetti, Joan; Anzalone, Samuel; Apfel, Judith; Arendt, Jane; Arling, Richard Arnold, Gloria; Asp, Arlene; Asseti, Donald; Asta, Peggy, Ayling, Leslie; Bacci. Geraldine; Bach, Eugene; Bangert, Marcella Bangiorno, Joanne; Banky. Richard; Bantz. Ronald; Barranco, Samuel; Bartyzel, Wallace; Barzano. Joyce, Bauer, Joann; Beals, Alan Bekier, Phyllis; Beliveau. Sandra; Bell, James; Bender, Carolynn, Renedetti. Betty; Berg, Arne; Berg. Shirley; Bergmann. Thomas Beyette, Dennis; Biederman, Alberta; Biederman, John; Biederstadt, Barbara; Bielicki, Celeste; Bissell. Loraine; Bittner, Robert; Blanchette, Curtis Blasco. Lorene; Bleau, Jennine; Bletsch, James; Block, Albert, Blum, Joy; Boehm, Ronald; Bohl, Beverly; Bojan. Richard Bonine, Willard; Borglund, William; Boyd Carl; Boyle, Barbara; Brewer, Ina; Brinkworth, Susan; Briscoe. Robert; Brooks, lames Brown, Walter; Bruhns, Fred; Buchholtz, Dennis; Buck. Carolyn; Budnick, Rosemarie; Budzon, Laureeri; Burg, Bill; Burgess, James Burroway. Barbara; Busby. Kenneth; Butler, Lauretta; Cafforo. Robert; Cain. Michael; Cairnes, James; Carlson. Darlene; Carlson, Darlene Carlson. Patricia; Carson, Diane; Carson, Eugenia; Carter. Sharon; Castle. Rosemary; Cerny. Joyce; Cheladyn, Carole; Chmiclewski. Gloria Christensen. Joyce; Church. Ronald; Cichon. Spencer; Cielek. Ronald; Cirone, Carmella; Coglianese Kenneth; Collins. Donald; Comitz Carol Page 73 Costantino. Richard; Cox, Gail; Craig, JoAnne; Crifase, Joe; Crowe, Bonnie; Cupp. Edward; Czaja, Robert; Daczewitz, Patsy D’Ambrosio, Anthony; Danklefscn, Allred; Dapkus. Helen; Dedich, William; Deike, Judith; Dempster, Paul; Dent, Donna; Derer, John DeRose, Wanda; Descourouez, Donna; DeVita. Leonora; Dewsnap, Carolyn; Dieschbourg. Robert; Dillon, Joanne; Do-gan, Robert; Dombrowski, Nick Domiano, Marilyn; Donahue, John; Donahue. Michael; Donovan. Patricia; Dosen-bach Ella Mae; Drapp. Sharon; Dubas. Ronald; DuMelle, John Durakis, George; Duray, Marcella; Ebel, Peter; Eck, Karen; Ehrhart, Janice; Ekstrom, William; Elle, Orma; Elliott, Sue Ann Emerson, Rick; Enger, Michael; Eur-banks, John; Falco, Margaret; Farrar, Linda; Felt, George; Femali, Michael; Ferrara, Ann Ferrara, Ann M.; Fisli, Francine; Fitzgerald, Patricia; Fleck, Diane; Ford, Marge; Freytag, William; Frederick, Sandra; Fricot, Gerald Gortz, Delmar; Gaspers, Philip; Gatto, Theodore, Gayda, Fred; Gelfe, Lois; Geib, John; Geiger, Charles; Gellinger, Verna George, Particia; Gervais, Noe; Gess, William; Gibbons. Mary Ann; Giovanelli. Rosalie; Glatczak, James; Goldenstein, Jerome; Goodell, Charlene Goodrich, Alice; Gorski, Judy; Grabinski, Ronald; Granger. James; Granger, Jerry; Grishow, Gale; Grote, Carol; Guill, David Guy, William; Hackl, Carol; Hackys, Karen; Haldeman, Muriel; Haller, Carol; Hanada. Eugene; Hands, Sandra; Hanna, Gerald Hansen. Norman; Hansen, Patricia; Hanson. Mabel; Harney, Diane; Harper, Darlene. Hauser, Ruth; Hautzinger, John; Hear!, Elizabeth Hendriksen, George; Henningsen. Judy Herman, Mary Lou; Hermann. Richard Hernandez. Margarita; Hester. Dorothy Hetzer, Richard; Hickman, Donna Hieber, James, Hill, Edgar; Hill. Robert; Hill. Terry; Hill. William; Hochmuth, James; Holman, Leonard; Holland, Patricia Holte, David; Holte, Dennis; Homa, Jean; Horton, Eugene; Howell. lean; Idaszak, John, Ilchene, Kenneth. Incollingo, Diana Ingraffia, Peter; Jacob, Albert; Jacobi, Carol. Jacobsen, Donald; laeger. Cecilia; Jaguszczak, Bonita; Jahnke. Diane; Jarvis, Patricia Jaske, Ronald; Jactrzobcki, Edward; Jay, John, Jennings, Judy, Jensen, Sandra; lessen, Jack; Johnson, John; Johnson, Ray Jones, Penelope, Jordan, Donna; Kane, Ronald; Karegianes, Myru; Kuitz. Linda; Kaspari, Raymond, Katz, Karen; Kawa, Joanne Kawa, Joseph; Keegan, Michael; Keippel, Diane; Kell, James; Kelley. Patricia, Kempe, Joan; Kempf, Joseph; Kennedy, Mary Kcigalis, Sandra, Kern, Robert; Kerth, Edward; Kiraly. Carole; Kirk. Anna; Kirsch-baurn, Deanne; Kitowski, Patricia; Kness, John Knicker, Sharon; Koch, Karleen; Kocow-3ky. Roxanne; Kockcbackcr. Patsy; Koc, Jerry. Koehler, Audrey, Koehn. Barbara; Kohn, Gilbert Kollman, Donna; Kougias, George; Kowalski, Thomas; Kraft, Gilbert, Krantz, Judith, Krause. Sandra; Krippner, Anni-mary; Krohn Marjorie Kuhna, Geraldine; Kusch. James; Kvistad, Kenneth; Ladelfa. Ruth; Laing, Donald; Lander., Joan; Landgraf, Guy; Larsen, John Larsen, Kenneth; Larsen, Roy; LaRue, Judith; Latoria. Joanne; Laubach, Fred; Lavelle, Eileen; Lazzarotto, George; Leaf, Donald Page 75 McGlaughin, lames; Lederer, Karen; Ledesma, Elizabeth; Leeper, Sharon; Lein, Jerry; Lenberg, Larry; Lewandowski, William; Lewin, Bernice Liepins, John; Lineck, Maryann; Liszew-ski. Leone; Littner, Kenneth; Litwin, Fred; Loelller, Alice; Lofgren, Roy; Lohmiller, Jon Lohmus, Irja; Longaway, Jerome; Lorek, Nancy; LoVecchio, Santo; Lubway, Donna; Lucas. Joyce; Luczak, James; Lundin, Charles Maas, Marcia; MacDonough, Robert; Mack, Basil; Magruder, James; Maida, Jean; Manly, Sarah; Marcinkus, Jeanne; Marconi, Robert Marcontoni, Judith; Marion, William; Markay, Roger; Markgraf, Linda; Martens, Judith; Martinus, Sherwood; Mascenic, Joseph; Matelske, Judith Mayer, Allan; Mazauch. James, McBride Marilyn; McDermott. Bernard; McGill, Thomas; McGovern, Pamela; McGrath, Ronald; McKinley, Janice McLaughlin, Patricia, McMillan, Sheryl; McNally, John, Medsker, Clara; Meindl, Marcia, Mclmer, James; Mclowitz, Vicki; Messina, Joseph Messina, Yvonne; Meyer. Charlotte, Michalak, Joyce; Michels. Ella; Middleton, Gerald; Milano, Patricia; Miller, Phyllis; Misch, Nancy Mohrhusen. Thomas; Moore. Diane; Moore. Edith; Morin Richard, Mueller. Judith Moll, Corinne; James- Moran Mudgett. David; Mullinax Patsy. Muntwyler. Millicent. Murphy. John; Murphy, Thomas; Muscari, Judith. Muscia, Christine; Nabors, Robert; Nall. Bettye Nealey. Douglas; Nelson, Bruce; Nelson, Clyde; Nelson, Doris; Nelson, George; Nelson, Larry, Nesvacil, Georgene; Nielson, Dennis Niev iniski, Patricia; Nilsen, Diane; Nol-der, James,- Norgaard, Ronald; Novak, Joseph; Nugent, Jean; Null, David; Ogle-tree. Susan Page 76 O'Hara. Blake. Oktawinski, Geraldine; Oliver, Patricia; Olson, lorry, O'Neill, Margaret, Qratowski, Bernice; Oratowski, William; Orzehonkie, lohn Otowski. leanne; Owen, Joyce; Pacz-kowski, Olivia; Padavic. Carol: Padlo. Naomi; Pagen, Bussell, Palermo, Kenneth; Palmer. Wayne Parker, David; Parsill, Alan; Pasternak, James; Paul, Dan; Paul, Suzanne; Paulick. Donald; Pearson, Nancy; Pedersen, Barbara Pedersen, Erik; Pellegrino. Margaret; Pellicane, Anthony; Penton, Charles; Per-(etto. Carolyn; Peters. Arthur; Petersen, Dorothy; Pfeifer, Sandra Pickert, Kathryn; Piedlow, Dale; Pilipuf, Ronald. Pingel. Pamella; Plocinski, Robert; Plotkin. Gerald; Pokorny, Judie; Pollack. Carol Polly Richard; Popp, Bruce: Priola, Joseph. Portincaso, Anthony; Pounds, Shirley; Powers, Donald, Priebc. Honald; Pri-hoda, Lynda Profita, Joan. Pruchniak, Jim; Prueter. Louella; Pugesek. Sharon; Pyne, Daniel; Quirk. Marcia; Rail. Lorraine: Rakowski. Phyllis Ranieri. Anita; Papilli, Joyce; Rau. Diane; Rausa, Fran: Reimann. Judy; Rendl. Daniel; Renelli, Marie; Ricchluto. Anthony Ridge. William; Rieck, Margaret; Ringler, William; Rioux. Judith; Risbcrg. Roger; Riss. Judi; Ritter. Barbara; Robbins. Marlene Robinson Mary; Rodaer?. Wayne: Rodriquez. Dolores; Rosck Ruluh; Rohde. Nanette. Romanelli, Nancy; Rosenow Robert; Ruhl, Dorothy Runge Ethel; Russell. Barbara; Ruti-qliano, Minnie, Huzecki. Donald, Ryan Tames; Salpietro, William; Santo. James: Satkiewicz. John Sax, Sandra; Schlaf, Barbara: Schleicher Rrian: Schmidt Dorothy; Srhmieg, Virginia; Schmitz. Martin; Schranlz. Janies; Schreiner William Page 77 Schroe. Paulette; Schullo, Sharon; Schul-lo, Theresa. Schulmeister, Ronald; Schulto, Sharon; Schulz. Paul; Scoma. Joanne; Scott. Mary Seeley, Marguerite; Seider, Karen, Seil-heimer, Bernaedine; Selvik. Reid; Sergey, John; Schaefer. Martha; Shaffer. Kenneth; Shannon, James Shaver, James; Shaw, Patricia; Sherden. Joyce; Shimkus, Madelyn; Siebert, Judith; Simon, Janis; Sklenar, Ronald; Smith, Sandra Snow. James; Solomon. Daniel; Somora. Andrew; Sosnowski, Gertrude; Spencer, Carol. Sprenger. Russell; Stanek, Ray; Stanfa. Jody Stark. Peter; Stefanski, Stanley; Stenke, Shirley; Stepanovic. Barbara; Stetkus, Kenneth; Steven, Loren; Stewart. Bonnie; Stopka, Ron Stover. Karen; Stramaglia, Robert; Strandt, Robert; Strebel, LeRoy. Struif, Donald; Struif. Joyce: Stryker, Gerry; Sulko, Patricia Swiderski. Angclino; Tau, Eugene; Taylor, Joyce; Taylor, Maryann; Terlicki. Sonia; Tews, Wayne; Tiritilli, Sophie To-bolski, Donna Tomasone. Deanna; Toothman, Robert; Trapp, Karen, Trippiedi, Sandra; Trull, Wayne; Trumbull. Sharon; Underhill, Wayne; Valentino. Albie Valentino. Jean; Valosek, Gloria; Vamos, Maureen; Van Puymbrouck. Ronald; Ves sely, Roy; Veller, Terry; Victor, Joseph, Vogel, James Vonesh. Ronald; Voss, Carl; Walenter, John; Wally, Josef; Walsh, Judy; Ward, Christine; Warner. Irene; Wealer, Joanne Wechet, Ernestine; Wehle. Robert; Wehr-heim, Terrence; Wellner, Joann; Wertz, William; White, Kenneth; Wiatr, Theresa; Wilmington, Gary Wimmermark, Richard; Wiseman. Michael; Wolen, Elaine; Wolf, Marcia. Wolff, Fredda; Wolff, Linda; Wolff, Robert; Woll-ter, Mary Page 78 Zidak, Joseph; Zielinski, Judith; Zimmy, Mary; Zingraf, Edward; Zumbruck, Larry Wood, Diane; Wright, Thomas; Wysoeki. Hugh, Yafchak. Robort, Yur.c7.ak, Michael; Zagerski, Shirley; Zenger, Thomas, Zenker, Wayne Leyden's sophomore cheerleaders form an important part of the cheering section. They help boost the frosh-sophs to victory. Senior cheerleaders are active at other games. Page 79 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Heidi Stark, secretary; Lee Cunningham, vice-president; Vicki Montgomery, treasurer; Mike Pasternak, president. FRESHMEN, CLASS OF 1960 Nine months ago when the camera snapped, these students were new to Leyden. They discovered that Leyden was not the same as grade school; there were adjustments to be made. During the ensuing months, as things became more familiar, the freshmen elected officers and became an accepted part of the student body. A major activity of the freshman class was the production of Green Valley.'' At rehearsal here are. left to right. Jack Allen, Leonard Mercier, David Field. Roy Yarborough, Ann Ilahmier, and Stanley Wendt. Page 80 Abel, Martha, Abraham, Gerald; Alon-dorf, Nancy; Alexandria, Sarah; Alger, Marilyn; Alimorong, Dion; Allegretti. Theresa; Allen. Jack Aim, Sharon, Alter. William. Amendala. Mary Ann; Anderson, Gerald: Anderson. Karen; Anderson. Keith; Anderson. Ralph; Anderson. William H Anderson, William W.. Andreas, April; Andreozzi, James; Angelucci. George; Arc-tander, Denise; Arman, Anna Mae; Arnold. Diane; Arnold, Harvey Atkins. Michele; Auw, Hetty, Auxier, Nancy; Azzaretto, Annette: Badecker. Gail; Bailey, Neil; Bailoy, Thomas, Baim, Roger Balaskovits, Gary, Baldner. Sharon, Ballou. Sandra; Banducci, Gilbert; Barnes, Judith; Baron, Gloria; Barranco, Jean; Barron, Barbara Barry Judith; Bartlett. Dennis; Bartolini. Leandro; Barzana, Vincent, Basch, Beverly; Bassett, William; Baughman, Carol, Baxter, Nancy Beauchamp, Gerald; Beczek, Robert; Shawn, Dick; Behrens. Richard; Bensen, Gloria; Benson, April; Burg. Ray; Berg, Walter Bergeron, John; Berry, Kathryn: Boss. Robert; Bettini, Anthony; Beutin, Carole, Biol. Helen; Billon, Barbara; Biniak, Walter Bishop. Juanita; Blanchette. Gcrri. Rlan-nehette, Joyce; Bobka. Cahty, Bolland, Richard; Bolda, Beverly; Bookless. George; Booth, Barbara Bork, Jacqueline; Bottger, Neil; Bove. Barbara; Bowles, Mary; Boyd, Monique; Boyer, Gerald; Boyk, Barbara; Brauer, Harold Brauer. Helen; Brayer, Barry; Brestan, Elmer; Briscoe. John; Brodkowicz, Joanne; Broehm, Judith; Brogan, Carol; Brown, Beatrice Bruce, Robert; Bruno, Rose; Bucck, Joyce; Buckert Thomas; Budnick, Harriet. Bund-shuh, Robert; Busterfed, Cathy; Butler. John Page 81 Cable, Judith; Cacioppo, Josephine; Caf-fero, Theresa; Calabrese. Anne; Calabrese, Anthony; Caley, Arlene; Campbell, Ann; Cangialosi, Joan Caprio. Michael, Caputo, Ross, Card, James; Carlson, Thomas; Caron, Allan; Carsello, Thomas; Cassier, Caryllyn; Cat-taneo, Jacqueline Cavallo, Carole; Cavallo, Minnie; Cavanaugh, James; Cazzato, Arthur; Chambers, Richard; Chandler, Linda; Charlton, John Cheske, Lawrence; Chitkowski, Richard; Chlopek, James; Chmill, Patricia; Christiansen, Carol; Christiansen, Leola, Christensen. Joyce; Christman, David Cieck, Ronald; Clark, Charles; Clavelli, Rosemarie; Cloth, John; Cmejla, Rita; Colburn, Nancy; Coleman. Kathleen; Connell, Gloria Conrad, Thomas; Cooper, Joan; Cox, James; Creek, Elmer; Creek. Earlene; Crilly, Joseph; Crounse. Donald; Cullinane, Michael Cundiff, Marilyn; Cunningham, Lee; Czeska, Diane; Dahl, Gwendolyn; Dales-sandro, Anthony; D'Antonia. Leanne; Davenport, Gertrude; Davey, Yard Davidson. Orrin; Davis, Pennie; Dear-dorff, I onna; DeChant, Carl; Deckert, Carol; Decostanzo, Marilyn; Deering, Marilyn; Dede, Fred DeGraaf, Barton; Deike, Ronald; Dela-Croz, Lynneldah; Dell, Joseph; Denaer, William; Denofrio, JoAnn; DeRobertis, Robert; DeSalvo, Wayne DeSilvio, Carolyn; Detert, Douglas; DeteJ-sen, Lenore; Detuno, Dorothy; DeVries, J,owrence; Diekneit, George; Dierckens. Marlene; Di Gennaro, Marie Dining, Diane; Di Salvo, Rosemary, Dis-tel, John; Divis, William; DiVito, Bonnie; Dmytro, Howard; Dolleslager, Dixie; Dom-anus, Gerald Dorn, Jared; Drady, Sharon; Drehobl. Thomas; Dreyer, Janet; Dulceak, Michael; Duncalf, Robert; Dunteman, Paul; Eckman, Sharon Page 82 Eden. Constance; Eggert, Wayne; Ehardt. Florence; Ehmke. Louis; Ekman, Arthur; Elsas. Kaaren; Emmel, James; Erickson, Russell Erickson, Dale; Erickson. Gilbert; Evans, Donna, Ewertowski, Nancy; Faber, Allen; Fandel, Jerry; Farbisz, Marcia; Farley, Anna Field. David; Fischer, Donnie, Fisher, Phillip; Flashing, Ronald; Flick. Thomas; Flowers, Susan; Folkorts, Robert, Foshee, David Fowler, John; Fox. Diane; Fox. Lois; Fran-kiewicz. Robert; Frankowski, Judith; Freeman, Mary; Frees. Barbara; Frees, Beverly Fritsch, Donna; Fryer, Wilda; Fulmer, Frank; Fuscone. Salvatore; Galas, Cynthia; Galeski, Carol; Galyean, Shirley; Gan-shirt, Edward Garnett. Martha; Garth. Paul; Gburek, Carol; Gchrke, Anthony; Gcib. Robert; Genovese. Kathleen, Gentry, Parker; Ger-wen, Ronald Gerz, James; Giles. Lynda. Giltzow, Barbara; Giovannoni, Sandra; Giroux, Jeri; Gohrke, Marianne. Gore. Allen; Gorgone, Ross Gralewski, Robert; Granger, Michael; Granger. Patricia; Grant, Marianne; Grav-enhurst, Diane; Green. Patricia; Greene, Richard; Gregorio. James Griffin. Dennis; Grishow, Beatrice; Gross-man, Douglas; Grube, Judith; Gundlach, Darryl; Gwynne, Jeffrey; Haas, Carolyn; Hahn, Sandra Hahn. Terrence; Hall. Janice, Haney. Carole; Hanlon. Dennis; Hansen. Clifford; Hansen. Linda; Hanson, Bryan; Hanssen, Conrad Hardestry. Alan. Harley Nancy; Harney, Marion; Hartmann. Diane, Hautzinger, Steven; Havard, Marilyn: Heaslctt, Sandra; Heil, David Heirendt, Diane; Hclma. Carolyn. Hem-minghous. Sandra; Hernple, Lee; Hendry. Sharon; Hengels, Kay; Henner, John; Hon ningsen, Nancy Page 83 Herlihy, Bonnie; Hermes. Maria; Herold. Jeannette; Hershman. Ellyn; Herzog, Thomas; Hester, Donald; Hey, Ralph; Hildebrand, Charline Hilgoe, Barbara, Hill. Melody; Hill, Sandra, Hish, Judith; Hitzeman, Patsy, Hjelm, Echo; Hnilo, Richard; Hoagland, Gene Hoglund, Robert; Holmeir, Anne; Holly, Patricia; Hoogland, Donald; Holte, Dale; Hopkins, Margaret; Hoppe. Harold; Hulten, Richard Illgen, Richard; Ippolito, Allen; Itrich, Thomas; Joblonski, Wayne; Jacobi. 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CHARACTER BUILDING To the average Leyden student, a scene in competitive sports is considered an important part in his activities. The athletic program consists of character building as well as body building to pursue a well rounded personality. Whether a spectator or participant, however, the field of athletics is enjoyed by all. 91 Working behind the scenes of any athletic event can be found Mr. Sam England, athletics director. For nineteen years, Mr. England has directed I-eyden's sports events. In 1938, this gentleman from the Show Me state of Missouri arrived at Leyden. Since then, under his expert guidance, Leyden's sports offerings have grown from five teams and four coaches to ten varsity sports, twenty-eight inter-scholastic teams and seventeen coaches. Coach England graduated from high school in Maryville, Missouri, where he lettered in football, basketball and track. He attended college at Northwest Missouri State lettering in football. He taught for two years in Savannah, Missouri, one year at Jackson, Missouri, six years at Virden, and the past nineteen here at Leyden. 92 VARSITY FOOTBALL MANAGERS Left to right: J. Low, B. Cherry, E. Richau, J. Schiferl. FOOTBALL For all the Leyden football teams, 1956 was not an exceptional year as far as team records are concerned. However, it will be remembered as the year in which school spirit got behind the teams. The spirit was most obvious at the away from home games. At the first away game, only two bus loads of students went. In the away games in the latter part of the season, as many as six bus loads, over three hundred students, were present. Everyone will remember the game against Argo, where at their homecoming game, Leyden had almost the same number of fans as the opposition. At the same game, the march of Eagle fans around the field led by a small pep band will be remembered. If continued in future years, this same school spirit and pride will contribute greatly to the growth of better school teams and a better school in the future. FOOTBALL COACHES Left to right, kneeling: R. Perry, C. Farina, M. Schwartz, J. Far ney, G. Bujan. Left to right, standing: T. Olson, G. Cox, I. Thomas. J. Flanigan, E. Killhoff. S. Gerenstein. 93 Left to right, Row 1: R. Bielick, H. Forsberg, R. Belle Isle, B. Gagne, M. Mariano, B. Welter, R. Doss, R. Spoorr, D. Hardesty, H. Ryan. Row 2: R. Rood, K. Hester, T. Most, J. Budinger, J. Antonetti. T. Zajac, D. Litviak, E. Jablonski, T. Lombardo, J. Bartys, S. Pantano, J. Buckowicz. Row 3: R. Allen. G. Larsen, I. Kossack, W. Lunak, R. Gates. R. Daker, G. Brand, J. Frankowski, H. Leskinen, J. Rosengren, J. Kozenczak. VARSITY FOOTBALL W L Thornton 7 0 Bloom 6 1 Blue Island 4 3 Lockport 4 3 Argo 3 4 Kankakee 2 5 Fractional 2 5 Leyden ’Forfeited four victories. 0 7 SSL CHOICES lorry Bartya Ed Jablonski Jerry Rosengren 94 Jim Frankowski Jerry Bartys Ed Jablonski Tex Hester Bill Welter VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1956 varsity football season will be remembered as the one in which school and team spirit soared to its highest level and plunged to its lowest ebb within a few days. The opening game with Arlington Heights could have been an omen of the forthcoming season that the Eagles would have. Coach Bujan's boys tied the Cardinals 12 to 12, getting exactly no place. In their opening home game against Gage Park, the Eagles put on a good show for the crowd and won 19 to 13. The South Suburban League season was opened against Kankakee, who beat the Loydenites 13 to 6. After that, however, the varsity gridmen started looking good and won their next four games. Lockport fell 7 to 0. Thornton Fractional was shut out 14 to 0 to give the Eagles a clean cut Homecoming victory. Continuing their victorious rampage, the Leydenites walloped Argo 19 to 12 at their Homecoming. The team was probably at its best when it defeated Blue Island 6 to 0 in a hard-fcught battle. All the credit should be given to the defensive team, said assistant varsity coach Richard Perry. School spirit rose to its highest point then too. Over three hundred Leyden fans went to the away games. Even a small pep band appeared several times. Then the balloon burst; it was found that one of the Leyden players was playing in violation of the twenty year age limit set by the Illinois High School Athletic Association. All the previous games played by the Eagles were called forfeited. From a two way tie for second place, the Eagles weie suddenly in the cellar with a blank record. The Eagles, their wings clipped, fell to leagueleading Thornton and Bloom for their final games. Athletic director Mr. Sam England summed up the season very well. Though the record books are blank for the Eagles, they cannot hide the fine job that the team did throughout the season as far as school spirit and playing ability are concerned. se L ; 4 Dave Litviuk 95 Glen Brand Wayne Lunak Ralph Bielick Harry Forsberg Jean Budingor VARSITY SCHEDULE Leyden 12 Arlington Heights 12' Leyden 19 Gage Park 13' Leyden 6 Kankakee 13 Leyden 7 Lockport 0 Leyden 14 Fractional 0' Leyden 19 Argo 12 Leyden 6 Blue Island 0 Leyden 0 Thornton 27 Leyden 0 Bloom 21 ’ Games Forfeited VARSITY FOOTBALL, left to right Standing: D. Litviak, J. Bartys, T. Zajac, B. Welter. Kneeling: R. Bielick, J. Frankowski, E. Jablonski, W. Lunak, J. Bud-inger, K. Hester, H. Forsberg. VARSITY FOOTBALL, left to right Standing: D. Hardesty, J. Antonetti, R. Rood, R. Doss, T. Most. Kneeling: R. Allen, T. Lombardo, R. Belle Isle. H. Leskinen, R. Daker, R. Gates. ?— p __ _ 9— FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL IV FOOTBALL The JV's finished their eight game schedule on the short end of the score. When they finished their last game Nov. 3, they had a three v in and five loss record. The JV's were coached by Mr. John Farney and Mr. John Flanigan. They had five home games and three away games. Left to right. Row 1: G. Boyer, Manager, G. Fifarek, H. Maginnis, D. Olson, J. Santo, R. Garnett. Row 2: T. Choj-nacki, J. Burkhalter, R. Rekus, F. Asta, E. Merrill. L. Caputo. Row 3: F. Za-jack, L. Cox, H. Johannesen, B. Bruhn, P. Hupfor. The frosh-sophs, coached by Mr. George Cox and Mr. Sid Gerenstein, finished the 1956 gridiron season with the third place spot in the South Suburban League. The Eaglettes won five and lost two in conference play and won a nonconference tangle against Arlington Heights. Left to right. Row 1: D. Null, R. Arling R. Laing, R. Constantino, K. Kvistad W. Bonina, L. Hofmann, E. Jacobsen J. Kneff, J. Santo. Row 2: E. Zingraff Manager, B. Guy, E. Cieck, G. Kohn R. Bitner, A. Beals, R. Pagen. P. Bjork lund, N. Dambrowski, R. Stopka. J Kawa, D. Strouif. P. Stark, Manager Row 3: E. Cupp, R. Pedersen, D. Mud gett, E. Johnson, L. Allen, R. Schul meister, R. Banky, L. Lenberg, A. Jes sen, H. Wysocki, D. Rendl, B. Mac Donald, J. Geib. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL The freshmen gridiron squad finished the season on a dismal note, finishing with only one win and six losses. The Baby Eagles were coached by Mr. Martin Schwartz. Mr. Frank Diegl and Mr. Ed Killhoff acted as assistants. Left to right, Row 1: A. Newman, J. Crilly, W. Anderson. J. Wissemes, G. Banducci, R. Lenberg, H. Hoppe, K. Anderson, R. Lanciloti, R. Anderson, T. Bailey. Row 2: D. Rhode, J. Allen, J. Cox, J. Fandel, A. Cazzato, B. Thompson, D. Rasmussen. R. Kubiccio, F. Yager. D. Ryan, A. Notbush. W. Skadow. Row 3: R. Behrens, G. Norton, G. Abraham, K. Sylvester, R. Scheleski, R. Reinert, C. Shafer, T. Bergeron, D. Denges, B. Patti, A. Drury, J. Penna, J. Williams, F. Mohle, H. Schwendeman. The four basketball squads were under the capable direction of Mr. George Cox, presiding over the varsity, Mr. Frank Diegl, junior varsity, Mr. Lou Granzin, at the helm of the sophomores, and Mr. Joe Thomas, freshman coach. BASKETBALL COACHES Left to right: L. Granzin, G. Cox. Not pictured: J. Thomas, F. Diegl. BASKETBALL Even before the football team had played its final game of the year, the enthusiastic sound of roundball hopefuls could be heard coming from the Rose Street fieldhouse. This year, the team was looking forward to a successful season in the South Suburban League. As prospects for the varsity, there were representatives from last year's sophomore SSL champions and the 1955 soph title holders. The most important players to return were last year's varsity letter men: Irv Kossack, Ron Gates, and Bob Allen. The Eagles, coached by Mr. George Cox, started off the season in a pre-league opener against Niles and won by six points. They then dropped a game to Rock Island, one of the top teams in the state. After this, they proceeded to win their first two league games against Kankakee and Fractional. Taking a rest from SSL play, they defeated Arlington Heights. Then Argo fell to Leyden's superior court play. Visiting from another league, DeKalb fell prey to the Eagles. About this time, hopes were way up and the varsity didn't let the school down, as they beat Blue Island. The fans were shocked when the Eagles fell to the Leyden Alumni squad 41 to 40, but they shrugged it off, for after all it wasn't an official game. The Leyden fans had a bigger shock when Leyden was defeated by Niles in the First Annual Hardwood Holiday Tournament. The tourney, which was played at Leyden, took the place of the traditional DeKalb Tournament. Hopes soared as the Eagles defeated Wheaton, 62 to 51, the next night of the tourney. Elgin, the number one team in the state, defeated Leyden, 53 to 40. The next weekend, they lost to Bloom, but defeated Lockport. Thornton defeated the Eagles, but things looked brighter when Coach George Cox's boys ran over Kankakee, Fractional, and Blue Island in the second round of League play. Then the Eagles lost a hard one. 57 to 55, to Bloom. They defeated Lockport the same weekend in one overtime and a sudden death period. In their final games of the season, the varsity squad was downed by Thornton 59 to 52, and boat Argo 60 to 42. The cagers finished third in the SSL with ten wins and four losses, and had a season's record of 13 wins and 7 losses. For the first time in 19 years the varsity won their Regional Tournament, held at Glenbrook. The Eagles defeated Notre Dame, Palatine, and Niles to get the crown. Leyden was knocked out by Barrington in their first round of the Sectional Tournament, held at Arlington Heights. 99 Left to right: K. Rundquist. Mgr., A. Rendl, B. Allen, S. Trumbull, T. lohannsen, I. Kossack. R. Gates, J. Frankowski, M. Litus, R. Bielick, D. Hennessy, H. Berkowski. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Leyden Varsity, mentored by Coach George Cox, closed the 1956-57 season with a 13-7 record. They had 10 wins and 4 losses in South Suburban League play. FGA FGM PCT FTA FTM PCT TP PF G AVE B. Allen 150 57 .380 36 17 .473 131 48 22 6.0 H. Berkowski 6 1 .167 4 1 .250 3 3 7 0.4 |R. Bielick 98 28 .286 49 34 .692 90 36 25 3.7 I. Frankowski 4 2 .500 1 0 .000 4 3 6 0.7 B. Gagne 14 5 .357 8 4 .500 14 4 6 2.3 R. Gates 222 86 .388 49 35 .714 207 68 26 7.9 D. Hennessy 83 25 .301 37 26 .703 76 66 26 2.9 I. Kossack 211 112 .531 161 117 .727 341 48 26 13.1 G. Larsen 4 2 .500 3 1 .333 5 3 3 1.6 M. Litus 5 2 .400 0 0 .000 4 5 3 1.3 A. Rendl 268 112 .420 25 74 .592 298 74 26 11.5 S. Trumbull 131 43 .328 117 62 .530 148 53 26 5.7 Irv Kossack Ron Gates Allen Rendl Dan Hennessy 100 SSL CHOICES Irv Kossack Second Team Ron Gates Third Team FINAL SSL STANDINGS Won Lost Bloom 13 1 Thornton 11 3 Leyden 10 4 Lockport 8 6 Blue Island 6 8 Kankakee 4 10 Fractional 3 10 Argo 1 13 1956-57 VARSITY BASKETBALL SUMMARY Leydon 51 Niles 45 'Leyden 53 Kankakee 51 Leyden 48 Rock Island 58 'Leyden 51 Thornton Fractional 48 Leyden 78 Kankakee 54 'Leyden 56 Blue Island 48 Leyden 54 Thornton Fractional 30 'Leyden 55 Bloom 57 Leyden 69 Arlington Heights 47 'Leyden 47 Lockport 45 'Leyden 56 Argo 50 'Leyden 52 Thornton 59 Leyden 52 De Kalb 47 'Leyden 60 Argo 42 Leyden 51 Blue Island 49 Leyden 72 Notre Dame (Niles) 32 Leyden 42 Alumni 43 Leyden 63 Palatine 35 Leyden 52 Niles 53 Leyden 56 Niles 53 Leyden 62 Wheaton 51 Leyden 64 Barrington 68 Leyden ‘Leyden 40 38 Elgin Bloom 53 51 'South Suburban League—Won 10 - Lost 4 'Leyden 41 Lockport 39 Total Homes—Won 17 — Losi 9 'Leyden 42 Thornton 47 Won Regional Tourney at Glenbrook M BASKETBALL IN ACTION JV BASKETBALL Coached by Frank Diegl, a newcomer to Leyden this year, the Junior Varsity team finished the season with a 8-4 record. Left to right: Row : J. Deffenbaugh. B. Gagne, E. Larsen, A. Leeper, M. Babcock. Row 2: R. Scheibenreif, Manager; F. Flener, G. Rogala, E. Strauch. P. Hup fer, J. Slowinski, J. Stout. Mr. F. Deig!. Coach. FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL The sophomore squad under the command of Coach Lou Granzin started the season off poorly but at the beginning of 1957 they got into condition and started winning the majority of their games. They had a 9-11 all-over record and a 9-5 record in the South Suburban League. Left to right: Row 1: D. Loaf, L. Hofmann, D. Jacob sen, J. Ryan, J. Fandel. K. Shaffer. Row 2: R. Lofgren, Manager, A. Beals, D. Rendl, R. Banky. T. Murphy, D. Holte, Mr. L. Granzin, Coach. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Under the direction of Coach Joe Thomas the freshmen finished the 1956-57 season with an 8-7 record. Left to right: Row 1: J. Distel, R. Hulten, T. Riess, R. Lonborg, A. Hardocty. Row 2: H. Palishen, D. Hester, J. Jensen, P. Neuman. R. Schmidt, A. Newman, Mr. J. Thomas, Coach. 104 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Lull to right: J. Killingor, P. Jarvis, J. Vanderway. A. Talaga, Captain, R. Sanger, S. Harder. FROSH-SOPH CHEERLEADERS Left to right: B. Stapanivak, B. Hearle, D. Lubway, D. Ktrsch-baum, P. Seeley, V. Sherry. Left to right: V. Sherry. A. Talaga PEP CLUB Pep Club took an active part at all home games this year. Mem bers sat in a reserved section, all wearing white shirts, blouses, or sweaters. CHEERLEADERS Responsible for leading the yelling at this year's football and basketball games were the 1956-57 cheerleaders. Working from early September to the middle of March the cheerleaders were continually boosting school spirit. A. Talaga, Captain VARSITY BASEBALL, loft to right: Row 1: I. Kossack, F. Asta, D. Jones, W. Noltin, C. Favia, T. Zajac, E. Jablonski, B. Olson. Row 2: Mr. D. Helixon, Coach, T. Murphy, M. Litus, D. Schulte, G. Starcyzk, R. Pederson, M. Richardson, C. Mathisen, J. Stout, J. Padavano, Manager. Row 3: R. Janchik, G. Lazzaratto, L. Hailey, B. Hanks. K. Deddo, J. Ebeltng, K. Kvistad, H. Maginnis, K. Boars. Row 4: D. Pacioni, D. Mogenson, T. Grant, J. Presti, R. Arling, J. Murphy. I BASEBALL COACHES Twc new coaches joined Coach John Flanigan who was in his second year as freshman baseball coach this season. Dennis Helixon took over the reigns of the varsity squad while John Gill became the frosh-soph coach. Mr. J. Flanigan, Mr. D. Helixon, Mr. J. Gill. 106 This year's Varsity squad boasted of four returning lettermen from last year's team. These included seniors Wally Nol-ten, who is this year's captain, catcher Ted Zajac. and Dick Jones third baseman. Junior Frank Asta, the fourth of the group, filled in at shortstop and second base. The varsity squad played an 11 game schedule this season, 7 conference games and 4 non-conference battles. G. Starzyk D. Jones T. Zajac VARSITY BASEBALL I. Kossack B. Olson T. Murphy R. Pederson DATE OPPONENT WHERE April 11 Elmwood Park Here April 13 Oak Park There April 16 Arlington Heights There April 22 Fractional There April 25 Bloom Here April 29 Kankakee There May 2 Thornton Here May 6 Argo There May 9 Elmwood Park There May 20 Blue Island There May 23 Lockport Here W. Notlin C. Favia E. Jablonski 107 Left to right: Row 1: J. Emmel, J. Suters. V. San Filippo. F. Geiger, D. Leaf, D.Null, D. Stewart. I. Granger J. Baldwin, P. Gentry, R. Schmidt. Row 2: K. Ryndak, R. Costantino, R. Reinert. F. Litwin, R. Marynowski. B. Hanson, D. Kitzmiller, D. Struif, A. Newman. Row 3: A. Cazzato. I. Litus. W. Divjs, D. Wall. K. Sylvester, R. Scheibenreif, B. Denaer, J. Pinzkor, J. Fandel, D. Rasmussen, J. Pecora, W. Rush. Row 4: J. Wismess, P. Neuman, J. Distel, G. Koe. I. Gregorio, W. Eggert, J. Schwartz. J. Ridge, M. Dulceak, R. Hulten, R. Pagen, O. Davidson. Row 5: J. Crilly, L. Zumbrock, A. Calabrese, M. Maas. K. Naples, J. Schuck. R. Schwarze, R. Illgen P. Skrudland, T. Lansford, G. Kohn. Row 6: W. Jablonski, R. Bruce, I. Olivares. R. Gerwan, C. Raske, H. Lindberg, H. Dmytro, J. Kusiak, )N. I.enton, C. Seversen, C. Shafer, J. Bergeron. Row 7: L. Lenberg, N. Dombrov ski, W. Bonine, I. Williams. FROSH-SOPH Left to right: Row 1: R. Springer. R. D'Ambrosia, J. Cantu, R. Westrope, R. Vonesh. Row 2: B. Laing, A. Portincaso, T. Reiss, B. MacDonald, J. Ranallo, H. Berkowski. Row 3: Mr. J. Mohrhusen, J. Ridge, I. Saenz, K. Shaffer, D. Parsons, B. O'Hara, F. Hermes. CROSS COUNTRY Leyden 41 Proviso 16 Leyden 21 South Milwaukee 34 West Allis 35 Leyden 24 Palatine 58 Niles 61 Leyden 16 Fractional 50 Leyden 29 Bloom 26 Leyden 18 Schurz 47 Austin 52 Leyden 21 Hinsdale 37 Leyden 15 Elmwood Park 68 Midwest Meet: second Frosh-Soph Invitational: second St. Charles Invitational: second District Meet: second State Meet: eleventh Coach Jerome Mohrhusen shown congratulating sophomore Ron Vonesh after Ron captured fourth place In the State Meet. VARSITY RUNNERS, left to right: Row 1: R. Hermes, D. Parsons, R. Vonesh. Row 2: B. Luing, J. Cantu, H. Berkowkski. i a i Loft to right: Row 1: G. Pagliaro, M. DelaCruz, R. D'Ambrosia. R. Gates, D. Hardesty, W. Lunak, S. Talluto. Row 2: B. Segroves, J. Burkhalter, P. Hupfer, S. Pantano, S. Tiumbull, T. Johansen, D. Schutt, J. Fifarek, D. Parsons. Row 3: R. Springer, B. Doss. E. Merrill. H. Forsberg, J. Delfenbaugh, J. Kozenatak, D. Huzecki. B. Laing, R. Larsen, manager. Leyden's trackmen again showed signs of dual-meet greatness during the 1957 season. The varsity cinder crew met with only one defeat during the indoor season. The individual star necessary to score in top flight relay-league-meet competition appeared to have been found when Mike Dela Cruz broke the indoor record for the 50 yard high-hurdles wiih a time of seven seconds. Captain Dave Hardesty, Mike Dela Cruz, Herman Ber-kowski, and Ron Gates, four of Leyden's all time track stars, completed their running days for the Eagles. The Frosh-Soph squad showed great promise, winning all but one of their indoor meets. TRACK J. Burkhalter R. Springer S. Trumbull D. Parsons R. D Ambrosia FROSH-SOPH TRACK Left to right: Row 1: F. Dede, W. McAdow, J. Cairnes, M. Tranquilla, D. Hester. G. Bookless. B. Guy. J. Cox, W. Shaw. Row 2: B. Ridge, D. Laing, J. Jensen, D. Bcnky, R. Salatino, R. Jones, A. Rooker. J. Card. I. Jeesen. A. Beals. Row 3: M. Granger, manager, L. Ayling, D. Piedlow, J. Williams, G. Abraham. H. Puliohen. K. Shaffer, B. Ringler, R. Kcno, R. Pilipuf, T. McGill. R. Larsen. E. McShea, B. Anderson. Left to right: Row 1: T. Kowalski, J. Gregorio, R. Schmidt, J. Nakutis, S. Lissner. Row 2: R. Hetzer, S. Cichon. J. Biederman, F. Flener, L. Cunningham, P. Ingraffia. Row 3: D. Witting, G. Rohrhuber, R. Anderson. B. Wertz. R. Oubas, K. Ilchene, A. Solinski, E. Nessel, Mr. H. Lawicki. Coach. I GOLF Leyden's greatest athletic success is its golf team. In the past three years they have captured the South Suburban League title and last year placed eighth in state competition. Hopes of bringing home Leyden's first state title are high in the eyes of Coach Henry Lawicki and his golfers. The Linkmen also hope to capture their fourth consecutive SSL title. VARSITY WRESTLING Left to right: F. Hermes, J. Rosengren, J. Budingor, L. Cox, B. Bruhn, B. Ford, D. Guill. I. Saenz. L. Rios. R. Belle Isle. A. Plesnicar. P. Pallade, R. Vonosh, A. Wiomerslage, T. Portincaso, S. Fuscone, E. Richau. Manager. J. Ran-allo. FROSH-SOPH WRESTLING Left to right, standing: R. Kane. R Church. R. Borglund. R. Pedersen. A Drury, J. Stachowialc, B. Nessel, R Burg. R. Lebeiko, C. Penton. B. Ander son. S. Ringhofer, R. Springer. J. Bell Kneeling: D. Ohlson, R. Caputo. I. Cav anaugh, G. Banducci. E. lastrzebski D. Soch, J. Middleton, P. Whited. D Wall, E. Zingraff, manager. WRESTLING The varsity wrestling squad, coached by Mr. Martin Schwartz, completed one of its most successful seasons of recent years. They won nine and lost seven. This was the first time recently that the varsity squad won more meets than it lost. The varsity matmen placed sixth in the South Suburban League tournament with 28 points. Ninty-five pounder Sal Fuscone took second in his weight division, the highest rank obtained by any Leyden team member in this year'3 tournament. In SSL dual meets, Leyden won Bill Bruhn. Junior, one of Leyden's top wrestlers, placed second in the state wrestling meet. three and lost three. Bill Bruhn, 154 pcunder, went farther than any Leyden grappler has gone in recent years, by taking second in his weight at the Stute Tournament held at Champaign. He qualified for the State Tourney by taking first place in the Arlington Heights Sectionals. 120 pounder Ron Vonseh ran up a perfect record of 13 wins for 13 matches in dual-meet competitions. The frosh-soph team, coached by Mr. Charles Farina, did not have the best of seasons, but it started the development of several fine wrestlers. WRESTLING COACHES Left to right: M. Schwartz, C. Farina. Mr. D. Von Ebers, Coach J. Rylander S. Falco J. Low VARSITY, left to right: Row 1: J. Granger. Manager, L. Avig-liano, R. Book, C. Hilliard, D. Rupelt, S. Falco, D. Jerina. Row 2: K. Kvistad, E. Steinmetz, F. Petersen, F. Cupp, W. Kott, A. Kulans, J. Low. D. Jasioti. R. Pacioni, R. Digen-naro. FROSH-SOPH. left to right: Row 1: D. Null. J. Noldor. A. Harvey, F. Lemke, T. Williams. Row 2: J. Peluso, K. Bti3coe. W. Burk, B. Guy, J. Emmel, R. Jasinsky, J. Granger. Row 3: Mr. S. Gerenstein. Coach; R. Jonos, R. Czaja, R. Stoimetz, N Hanson. D. Stowart. W. Tiull. L. Steven. GYMNASTICS SCHEDULE Leyden 73% Leyden 93 Leyden 77 % Leyden 84 Leyden 69 % Leyden 73 Leyden 68% Leyden 60 % Leyden 77% Northern Invitational State Meet—Fifth Arlington Heights 60% Maine 36 Proviso 76% Arlington Heights 70 York 84% New Trier 80 York 79% New Trier 90% Proviso 76% Fifth GYMNASTICS For the fourth consectutive year of competition, Leyden's gymnastic team has captured fifth place honors at the State Meet. Completing their dual meet season with a record of 5 wins and 4 losses, tho gymnasts headed downstate. However, falls and injuries put a damper on their hopes of finishing in the top three teams. Graduation will take a heavy toll but returning members of this year's frosh-soph team should supply enough spark to make next year's season even more successful. MIKE BARTOLINE One of Leyden's top swimmers is Senior FROSH-SOPH SWIMMING TEAM, left to right: Row 1: W. DeSalvo. V. Podlesneik, R. Anderson, D. Ryan. L. Keemen. Row 2: G. Johnson, E. Lacowski, D. Pyne, T. Mohrhusen, R. Risberg, D. Hanlon. Row 3: B. McAdow. P. Dunteman. T. Gatto. T. Itrich. H. Erwin. Mr. I. Gill. SWIMMING Mike Bartoline; on three different occasions Mike broke the Loydon record for the 100 yard free style, each time beating his own record. jn seC0nd consecutive year the swimming teams had a partly successful season. With a five win and a five loss record the varsity tankmen took a third in the South Suburban League Swimming Conference. The Frosh-soph with a two win and a eight loss record also captured a third in the conference. Increasing the size of the teams was the main goal of Varsity Coach Ed Berge and Frosh-soph Coach John Gill. VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM Left to right: Mr. E. Berge. J. Williams, J. Leek, H. Johannesen, R. Grossman, M. Bartolino. R. McBride. J. Perry. R. Book. VARSITY TENNIS Left to right: Row 1: J. Mpons. R. Bronda. J. Karlovitz. B. Byczek, K. Rund-quis ., D. Von Ebers, Coach. Rov 2: L. Avigliano, L. Fritz. A. Kulcns, B. Allen. N. Hill, L. Hren. B. Harbecke, D. Schmidt. FROSH-SOPH TENNIS Left to right: Row 1: M. Pasternak, D. Pyne, G. Angelucci, T. Portincaso, J. Idaszak, J. Wanka. D. Detert. Row 2: J. Pasternak, K. Aft. J. Snow, B. Kern, D. Denges, R. Slopka, D. Von Ebers, Coach. B. Harbecke TENNIS Winning five of nine matches last year the tennis team had its first winning team in several years. With exception ot two doubles players who graduated last year, this year's team is unchanged. Coach Donald Von Ebers hopes to have one of the best teams ever here at Leyden, and to improve upon last years record. The fresh-soph team by losing five of its last years regulars is in the rebuilding stage this year. SWIM CLUB, left to right: Row 1: B. Sorlie, K. Katz, B. Stepanovic. Row 2: B. Bartzm, M. Hubers, J. Anderjeski, N. Dedich. Row 3: G, Ruille, S. Trumbull, F. Widman, J. Cross, Miss A. Lehman, Sponsor, I.. Shimkus, Secretary, J. Frankhouoor, Vico Prooldont, L. Sswajkart, President. GIRLS' SPORTS GOLF BADMINTON ctivities and c£ vents ENJOYING EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES . . . WHILE PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE. Included in his daily living, the Leyden student is encouraged to participate in many activities and events. In helping him prepare for the future, our school offers membership into various organizations, where the student can develop character in getting along with others. He also is able to join a club that suits his interests and personality. Among the eventful happenings at Leyden, the Junior-Senior Prom, the Senior Snowball, Homecoming, and many other events lead the way for the student in enjoying a fuller and happier school life. 1957 EAGLE ... tells the story EDITORS, leit to right: B. Morrison, Co-Underclass Editor; B. Hartzog, Associate Editor; P. Schultz, Associate Editor; J. Genua, Faculty Editor; G. Fabis, Activity Editor; V. Riston, Co-Underclass Editor; D. Hardesty. Photography Editor; D. Montgomery, Sports Editor; L. Meyers. Events Editor; C. Mika, Business Manager. Audrey Roorda, Advisor A book of memories that students can cherish, a review of school life at Leyden, and a permanent record of the year's events—this is the EAGLE. Any student who is willing to work can be on the EAGLE staff, since all work is done on a voluntary and extra-curricular basis. The students spend many busy hours selecting, sorting, alphabetizing, and identifying numerous pictures. When this is done they write and polish the copy that gives the pictures meaning. In addition they must check the accuracy of spelling on lists of names, and type and retype copy. Next comes the proof reading, and when the yearbook is finally ready, it is time to begin work on the next one. The EAGLE is paid for through the student activity fee, and distributed to each Leyden student. Carole Netzel Editor-in-Chief lanet Urbanow Assistant Editor ) STAFF, left to right: Seated: D. Nelson, L. Orze. P. Jarvis, R. Kocowsky, D. Harney. Standing: J. Snow. C. Kummerow. C. Manusos, D. Stoltie. L. Szwajkart. Tom Rasmussen Connie Mika Steve Austin Editor-in-Chief Business Manager News Editor LEYDEN HI LITES The hustle and bustle of editors, reporters, and cubs all working together as a well co-ordinated team, trying to meet the deadline, is what makes the bi-weekly Hi-Lites possible. Interviews must be held, stories must be written, copyread, and edited, pictures must be taken and identified, headlines must be counted ... all this adding up to strenuous and well thought out work. The Hi-Lites is paid for in advance at the beginning of the school year with the activity fee, and is distributed bi-weekly on Friday during sixth hour. I EDITORS, left to right: Seated: N. Ziska, Feature Editor; C. Mika, Business Manager; C. Schiferl. Distribution Manager; C. Manusos, Art Editor, D. Montgomery, Sports Editor; C. Janopoulos, Circulation Manager. Standing: C. Kummerow, Assistant Sports Editor; D. Spitler, Photography Editor; D. Stoltie, Copy Editor; K. Rundquist. Exchange Editor; D. Nelson. Cub Editor. CUBS, left to right: M. Vamos, B. Nall. C. Ford, S. Terlicki. D. Kirschbaum, S. Krause. N. Rhode, K. Rundquist, P. Schmidt. . . . CIRCULATES THE STORY REPORTERS, left to right: Seated: D. Cheuvront, M. Markese, L. Clemens, K. Rundquist. C. Janopoulos, J. Hailey, P. Plaza. C. Schiferl, C. Jones, Miss Roorda, Sponsor. Standing: J. Hardesty. T. Sloman, B. Jones. V. Riston, D. Lenz, J. Schultz, B. Jorgensen. R. Smith, D. Taylor, H. Beyer, L. Hailey, B. Burg, B. Morrison. STUDENT NEWS BUREAU . . . Enlightens the Public The Leyden Student News Bureau is always busy getting stories about the numerous activities going on at Leyden to the local papers. The Bureau keeps the community informed and promotes better school-community relations. EDITORS Left to right: R. Cecala, Co-editor; Miss A. Roorda. Advisor; B. Exner, Coeditor QUILL SCROLL . . . Recognizes Journalistic Talent Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. This is the motto of Quill and Scroll, an International Honorary Society for high school journalists. There are five basic requirements for membership in this organization: (1) The student must be in the upper third of his class in general scholastic standing; (2) he must be of at least junior standing; (3) he must have done superior work in some phase of journalism; (4) a publication advisor must recommend the student; (5) the student must be approved by the Executive Secretary of Quill and Scroll. MEMBERS Left to right: D. Montgomery, S. Austin, Miss A. Roorda. Advisor; T. Rasmussen, C. Netzel, N. Ziska CAMERA CLUB . . . Captures School Life Shutterbug enthusiasts may join the Camera Club and learn the operation of a camera and techniques of developing and printing film. The group meets in the Photography Lab at night. Club members take pictures for the Hi-Lites, the Student News Bureau, school clubs, and for other groups. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS Left to right: Mr. V. Grosscup, Sponsor; J. Deffenbaugh, Secretary-Treasurer; D. Hardesty, Vice-President; R. Spren-ger, C. Mathisen, E. Targosz, B. Juarez, L. Stein, S. Beliveau. D. Rhode, B. Jorgenson. D. Spitler, President; B. Guy FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES. left to right: Row 1: J. Ri8s, P. Jones, T. Salvione. P. Pecora Row 2: T. Mohrhusen, A. Valentino. P. Jarvis, M. Harney, R. Lenburg Row 3: B. Burg, G. Wilcox. H. Wysocki. D. Rendl, R. Itrich, J. Card STUDENT COUNCIL . . . ENCOURAGES STUDENT LEADERSHIP JUNIOR-SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Left to right: Row 1: V. Sherry, M. Littner, J. Richardson. J. Killinger Row 2: J. Miller, J. Vanderway, R. Sanger, S. Harder, J. Ranallo Row 3: D, Rupolt, J. Deffenbaugh, S. Trumbull, A. Rendl, J. Doss. J. Stout, B. Dedi To better the school and to represent the student body are the chief aims of Student Council as the governing body of the Leyden students. In order to serve the school more efficiently, the lower house system, one representative from each home room, has been established and tried for the first year. Through the efforts of Student Council, Homecoming with the Queen, Court, and Rose Arbor; Freshman Mixer including a talent show and water melon; and school elections are all to be remembered by Leyden siudents in the 1956-57 school year. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS, left to right: Row 1: B. Sarri. Treasurer; K. Hamma-gren, Secretary; T. Tomabene. Vice President; R. Bielick. President. Row 2: Mr. H. Kennedy, Mr. K. Zietlow. Sponsors NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . . COMMENDS SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTS OFFICERS Lell to right: Mr. P. Garmon, Miss R. Hayes, Co-Sponsors; A. Rendl, President; J. Lambert, Secretary; G. Snopko, Treasurer; P. Camero, Vice President. The National Honor Society, an organization consisting of ten per cent of the students of the senior class and five per cent of the students of the junior class, is open to any upperclassman having at least a 3.00 scholastic average, and possessing the necessary qualities of leadership, character, and service to the school and community. N. H. S. awards a scholarship each year to a graduate in need of financial aid. This year the organization also sponsored the Homecoming Dance, College Night, and the annual assembly. I MEMBERS, left to right: Row 1: C. Mathisen, S. Sandbote. B. Saari, C. R;chier, S. Mann3lli. M. Fletcher, D. Hardesty Row 2: C. Netzel, C. Janopoulos, N. Quasthoff, N. Stahl. G. G mett, P. Powell, B. Pellow, M. Kraemer, M. Becker Row 3: C. Skinner, ). Genua, N. Dedich, K. Hammargron. M. Stawarz, G. Swanson, G. Pidrman, J. Wolniak, N. Ziska. J. Conover, P. Dolleslcger Row 4: S. Talluto, R. Blacyki, P. Piovescn, D. DeSuLs, T. Rcsmussen, C. Schwartz, D. Montgomery, G. Rosicky, C. Fausey MASQUE AND GAVEL ...FURTHERS SPEAKING SKILLS To create an interest in speech is the main objective of this organization. Any sophomore, junior, or senior interested in speech is eligible for membership. They hold their meetings once a month. A banquet with an initiation is their main project for the year. OFFICERS, left to right: Seated: P. Dolleslager, Treasurer; W. Laing, President; N. Stahl. Vice President Standing: Mr. B. Henne, Co-Sponsor; N. Ziska, Secretary; Miss M. Gailey, Co-Sponsor MEMBERS, left to right: Seated: M. Poss. I. Krause. S. Long, N. Stahl, M. Rutigliano, G. Nesvacil, V. Montgomery. L. Sottrel. B. Bartz Row 1: B. Bohl, C. Schiferl, P. Lewan-dowski, B. Morrison, V. Riston, L. Mulligan, A. Talaga, C. Bennet, A. Toma-bene. C. D'Amato Row 2: D. Null. D. Hester, W. Laing, D. Jerina, M. Novelli, R. Markay, V. Nalder, C. Mathisen, N. Ziska, L. Orze Row 3: K. Alt, R. Funer, W. Puda, D. Bosserman, J. Pasternak, T. Rasmussen, D. DeSulis, K. Avers, D. Montgomery, W. Stemke, P. Bistolfo FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB ...PREPARES TOMORROW'S EDUCATORS Leyden’s Future Teachers of America Club first made its appearance late last year. A chapter of the National Association of Future Teachers of America, this club endeavors to give students some advance preparation for a career in teaching. Field trips to several colleges, movies and lectures on teaching, and actual cadet teaching have given the members an insight into the teaching profession. Membership is open to any student who is interested in teaching. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS, left to right: Row 1: F. Widman, Trfxiuuror; J. Con over, President: Miss K. Stickle, Spon sor; D. DeSulis. Vico President: I Lambert, Secretary Row 2: P. Plaza, M. Renelli, C. Jones M. Casella Row 3: D. Cheuvront, J. Hardesty, C Janopoulo3, L. Orze, P. Gabriel, J Shadle Row 4: M. Markeso, J. Andorjoski, S Talluto. 1. Clifgaid, D. Hwidtmunn, J Anderson LEYDEN GIRLS' LEAGUE . . . UNITES ALL GIRLS OFFICERS Left to right: K. Sandstrom, President; P. Long, Treasurer; D. Wales. Secretary: Miss A. Jones, Sponsor; Miss G. Wilson, Sponsor; N. Dedich, Vice President At Leyden each and every girl has an opportunity to belong to various organizations. Leyden Girls' League, however, claims the majority of the membership, for all girls are eligible to join. This year the League centered their attention in undertaking the Christmas Party, the Junior-Senior and Freshmen-Sophomore chocolate chats, and the Splash Parties. As in years before, the objective of Girls' League is to provide better relationships among fellow students and opportunities in pro ducing better leaders. JUNIOR-SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Left to right: Row 1: J. Vanderway. P. Lewandowski, P. Bangert, P. Cichowicz, Y. Romano Row 2: D. Spanczak, J. Killinger, J. Ar caroli, L. Sottrel, R. West, G. Carson Row 3: J. Miller, P. Powell, M. Rank, B. Schultz, N. Neuzil, J. Frankhouser FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES, left to right: Row 1: R. DiSalvo. T. Salvione, C. Eden, D. Johnson, K. Anderson Row 2: J. Cangialosi, J. Venisnik, P. Vin-centis, D. Saari, K. Valentine. C. Pastor Row 3: D. Rhode, D. Kirshbaum, M. Ford, P. Astor, J. Papilli, D. Lubway, M. Taylor Row 4: B. Hearl, C. Grote, D. Wood, T. Seidler, D. Harney, V. Montgomery, M. Dee ring 134 KEY CLUB . . . Serves School and Community An organization recognized by the school for the first time this year is Key Club. It is a branch of the Kiwanis Club, and it admits any boy who meets the required scholastic standards and is well-rounded in personality. The undertakings of Key Club have been the Youth Rally, the Heart Fund, and the March of Dimes. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS, left to right: Row 1: L. Mulligan. President; T. Mohr-husen. Treasurer; D. Wimmermark, Secretary; D. Hardesty, Vice President Row 2: D. Bosserman, R. Larson, K. Aft, B. Guy, D. Jeiinu Hl-Y . . . Strives for Good Living Any boy of high school age interested in promoting Christian living, and willing to join the Y.M.C.A. may join the Eagles Hi-Y. The main project of this club is to help raise funds for the Y.M.C.A. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS, left to right: Row 1: B. Hanks, Secretary-Treasurer; T. Johansen, President; A. Wiemer-slage, Sergeant at Arms; J. Eboling, Vice President. S. Trumbull Row 2: H. Borys, R. Pagen, K. Boyle. J. Stout, H. Pctry, Mr. T. McLeRoy, Sponsor RED CROSS . . . Assists the Needy This newly-organized club, a division of the American Junior Red Cross, sends holiday packages to hospitals and assists the less fortunate families in our community. Membership in this club is open to any Leyden student interested in the work and duties of the club. MEMBERS, left to right: Row 1: N. Smith, B. Basch, C. O'Neill. L. Orze Row 2: E. Meyer, C. Milroy, T. Salvione Row 3: D. Heirendt, A. Caley, H. Starck, J. Venisnik, C. Orze 135 — CONCERT BAND Quality music for the community and the school is the objective of Leyden's Concert Band. The band, under the direction of Mr. Sigurd Swanson, is made up of the finest musicians at Leyden. In order to become a member of the band, a student must arrange an audition with Mr. Swanson and then be accepted by him. During the year, the band has participated in the Exchange Concert with Bensenville High School band and the Northwestern University Band day, presented a Winter Concert, and played at home basketball and football games. OFFICERS Left to right: S. Talluto, Lieutenant; H. Beyer, Lieutenant; S. Falco, Captain; R. Fitzpatrick, Lieutenant; J. Good. Lieutenant 136 . . PERFORMS AT GAMES, PROGRAMS BAND PERSONNEL CLARINETS: L. Hren, R. Fitzpatrick. J. Good, C. Schwartz, B. Stemke. C. Clark. L. DeVries. K. Alt, E. Camero. I. Warner, N. Ziska, P. Bistolfo, C. Haas, T. Andorson, C. Ronolli, G. Fricot, H. Palishen. A. Kmilek, C. Kness, D. Overpeck. R. Ciclek. D. Jacobsen. R. Anderson. F. Flener, A. Sparacino BASS CLARINETS: O. Paczkowski. P. Foley. Z. Anderson FLUTES: S. Talluio, D. Wimmermark, M. Hubers. M. Shimkus, M. Robinson OBOE: L. Shanks BASSOONS: M. Markese. H. Leskinen ALTO SAXOPHONES: J. Vogel, D. Whitting, R. Grosch, L. Steven, G. Landgraf TENOR SAXOPHONE: J. Larson BARITONE SAXOPHONE: R. Schnieder BARITONES: G. Nesvacil, L. Oomens, D. Hester, T. Bailey CORNETS: S. Falco, J. Pasternak, D. Detert, G. Hanna, R. Johnson. K. Kvistad. B. Skadow, J. Metcalfe, L. Cunningham, D. Scheibenrief, L. Cunningham FRENCH HORNS: I. Krause, S. Hoagland, M. Cmejla, R. Markay, B. Nelson, R. Skelnar TROMBONES: R. Segroves. B. Johnson. S. Thatcher, R. Behrens, H. Beyer, P. Donovan. S. Belle Isle BASSES. P. Smith, G. Norton, C. Penton, T. Hahn STRING BASSES: J. Corolla, M. Wiseman PERCUSSION: D. Stewart, R. Taylor, T. Nowak, A. Mayer, F. Fredrickson ORCHESTRA VIOLINS: L. Ahrens. B. Barron, C. Bennett, B. Bohl. P. Camero, P. Culverwell, C. Cyqan, J. Derer, P. George, R. Grabinski, T. Hahn, L. Krumpen, R. Krumpen, B. Losser, R. Mai, C. Nelson, G. Nesvacil, J. Novak, G. Pedersen, J. Pinzker, L. Shanks, K. Stover, B. Stricklot, S. Trippledi, M. Vamos, T. Wiatr, N. Ziska VIOLAS: G. Nelson, N. Schrenk, N. Padlo. L. Szwajkart CELLOS: W. Bartyzel, A. D'Ambrosio, G. Dura-kis, A. Faber. I. Krause, N. Nelson, S. Our-ade, V. Schmiog, S. Talluto STRING BASS: G. Corolla. E. Hill. D. Slutz, M. Wiseman FLUTES: M. Hubers, M. Robinson, M. Shimkus, R. Wimmermark CLARINETS: J. Good, L. Hren TRUMPETS: D. Detert, S. Falco, J. Pasternak BASSOONS: H. Leckinen, M. Markese FRENCH HORNS: M. Cmejla, S. Hoogland, R. Markay, B. Nelson ACCOMPANISTS: J. Conover. A. Quasthoff. G. Schmielewski, P. Schroe TROMBONES: H. Beyer, W. Johnson, R. Se- MAJORETTES M. Lawrence, M. Rank, B. Bartz, B. Exner. J. Conover, D. Harney groves PERCUSSION: A. Mayer, B. Stewart, R. Taylor DANCE BAND MEMBERS Row 1: L. Hren, L. DeVries, R. Fitzpatrick, M. Markese. J. Good Row 2: G. Metcalfe, K. Kvistad, J. Pasternak, S. Fulco, S. Thatcher, II. Beyei Row 3: M. Wiseman, R. Taylor, I. Krause At Piano: J. Taylor, T. Wallace INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC LEYDEN MUSIC SOCIETY OFFICERS AND MEMBERS, left to right: Seated at Piano: I. Krause, President Row 1: J. Pasternak, M. Robinson, P. Donavan, B. Bohl, A. Faber, D. Detert, K. Aft, G. Pedersen Row 2: W. Stomke, R. Schneider, P. Lewandowski, G. Nesvacil, D. DeSulis. M. Wiseman, T. Hahn, S. Talluto, R. Markay, M. Shimkus, V. Schmleg, C. Haas, M. Markese VARSITY BAND D. Arctander, A. Asp, L. Avigliano, E. Bach, J. Bauer, C. Baughman, A. Benson, K. Berry. R. Bittner. R. Burg, M. Caprio, J. Cattaneo, J. Cox, R. Deike, R. Dugan, R. Dubas, J. Du-melle, J. Ehrhart, A. Ekman, R. Emerson, P. Evanoff, R. Fisher, F. Folkerts, D. Fox. E. Ganshirt, T. Gatto, D. Gundlach, W. Guy. C. Hilderbrand, T. Hill, K. Ilchene, W. Jab-lonski, D. Jasien, R. Jaske, R. Junget, B. Kalder. R. Kern, E. Kerth, S. Knicker, W. Knicker, S. Krisky, R. Larson, D. Leith, S. Lynn, L. Mack. R. Marrc, T. McGill. R. Nichols, W. Nickerson, D. Nielsen, R. Norgaard, N. Nurczyk, R. Pacioni, K. Palmieri, J. Peluso, L. Pruotor, D. Pyno, L. Rapach, A. Rondo, J. Ridge, W. Ridge, T. Riess, L. Rios, D. Ru-zecki, J. Ryan, I. Saenz, E. Schmalzler, P. Shrudland, S. Smith, J. Snow, J. Stepanek, M. Stepanew, L. Strebel. A. Swiderski, J. Tucker, R. VanPuymbrouch. C. Voss. H. Wagner, J. Wilmington, T. Wright. FRESHMAN BAND G. Angelucci, W. Bassett. E. Brestan, W. Bin iak, J. Briscoe, R. Camero, J. Charlton, C DeChant, A. Drury. H. Dyon. D. Fritsch. J Gwynne, C. Hanssen, A. Harvey, T. Herzog M. Hill, R. IUgen, L. Lenberg, H. Lindberg S. Lissner, J. Longaway, K. McLemon, P Milano, D. Milawski, R. Moffatt, E. Nessel P. Przybyla, R. Reinert. D. Roche, D. Rode J. Sherden, E. Wolen 138 A CAPPELLA CHOIR . . . FURNISHES MUSICAL ENJOYMENT OFFICERS Left to right: J. Perfetto, Treas urer; 8. Keene, Secretary; T. Cerone, Vice President; J. Low, President MEMBERS: R. Allen. H. Anderson. F. Asta. B. Bartz, P. Biondo, J. Blake. D. Bosserman. J. Burk-halter. T. Cerone, P. Fierro, J. Frankhousei, M. Gillespie. C. Groto, B. Gunther, W. Hanks, J. Hardesty, E. Heart. D. Heidtmann. L. Heining, H. Hill, N. Hill. C. Janopoulos, ]. Kalder, B. Keene, J. Kott, J. Kott. G. Kuna, J. Lambert, M. Lars, R. Larsen. M. Lawrence, K. Lederer, P. Lowandowski. T. Lombardo. J. Low, I. Magruder. E. Mars. D. Olson. J. Oomens, L. Orze, P. Palade, I. Papilli, E. Pedersen, C. Perfetto, J. Perletto. N. Phillips. D. Prest, M. Renelli. R. Rood, M. Schmitz, L. Schultz, J. Sergey, C. Skinner, B. Sloniker. B. Stopanovic, S. Tiritilli, K. Trapp, S. Trumbull, I. Urbanow, G. Warnecke., P. Warnock, J. Weaver, R. West, C. Wilken-son, R. Woloszyn, J. Young, J. Zeilermeir. The sixty-seven select voices of Leyden join in A Cappella Choir, the leading choral organization. Among the performances in which the Choir has participated this year are the Brotherhood assembly, the Spring Choral Concert, and the Messiah. Hard work and an effort to meet the standards of this well-organized Choir are the qualifications for membership. BOYS' ENSEMBLE Row 1: J. Maqruder, D. Olson, B. Hanks P. Palade, R. Larsen, E. Pedersen, J Sergey, J. Low Row 2: S. Trumbull, B. Rood, J. Zeiler melr, H. Anderson, D. Prest, T. Cer one. Mr. Thkach, Director; M. Schmidt B. Allen GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Row 1: M. Lawrence K. Trapp, P. Le-wandowski, P. Biondo, J. Hardesty, I. Frankhouser Row 2: R. West, J. Lambert, M. Gillespie. K. Lederer, L. Schultz, C. Skinner Row 3: B. Bartz, P. Fierro, P. Warnock, C. Wilkinson, J. Kaldor, J. Young, D. Heidtmann FRESHMAN GIRLS' CHORUS N. Aldendorf, K. Anderson. A. Andreas N. Auxier, A. Azzaretto, G. Bensen B. Billon, J. Bork, J. Broehm, A. Cala brese. A. Caley, D. Czeska, G. Dahl C. DeSilvio, D. Dolleslager. J. Dreyer S. Enger, N. Ewertowskl, B. Frees B. Frees. M. Garnett. C. Gburek. K Genovese. J. Giroux, J. Grube, L Hemple, M. Harney. J. Jacobi. D. John son, M. Karalus. L. Kortz, D. Latoria P. Latue, D. Lewis, C. LiManni, P Manola, P. McFadden, G. McGlynn S. McHugh, D. Mertes, C. Milbratz J. Miller. L. Miller, S. Moberg. M. Nar diello, N. Orlove, C. Peinini, J. Puge sek, C. Rawlings, C. Ryan. M. Schii erl, G. Schmidt. P. Schmidt. C. Schultz J. Siep, M. Sims. C. Smith, S. Stein hofer, L. Traversa, M. Vaagen, D Weeks. J. Wickey, D. Wieder, M. Wo jak, E. Zaczek FRESHMAN GIRLS' CHORUS T. Allegrettt, J. Barnes, J. Barranco, B. Booth. M. Bowles, B. Boyk, H. Brauer, J. Cangialosi, L. Chandlors, L. Christiansen, R. Clavelli, J. Cooper, E. Creek, M. Cundiff, T. Davenport, M. DiGennaro, M. Gohrke, D. Graven-hurs , B. Grishow, C. Hanoy, C. Helma, B. Herlihy, S. Hill, D. Johnson, G. Knipp, E. Kordik, J. Laden, A. LaGioia, L. Linkenheld, C. Madsen, P. Matre, J. Mionskowski, B. Motykiewicz, B. Murray, C. O'Neill, E. Palade. C. Paul, C. Pergande, J. Piazza. B. Pizzo, S. Rasmussen, D. Rhode. K. Rundquist. J. Schrippe, M. Shields, L. Solomon, H. Starck, J. Stecher, M. Steelberg, J. Stellmach. H. Stieber, P. Tatum, P. Taylor, M. Thomas, C. Traficanto, L. Valentino, R. Vasta, G. Wagner, M. Wasson. A. Weislo, H. Wolf, P. Zeni-sek, M. Zielinski ADVANCED GIRLS' CHORUS I. Arendt, R. Budnick, C. Cheladyn, S. Cheladyn, M. Domiano, S. Frederick, I. Geibel, G. Grishow, S. Hands, P. Hansen, D. Harper. J. Homa, V. Jacobson, R. Kelly, J. Keuipe, V. Koehler, E. Laucile, M. Lindvig, J. Lucas, P. Miller, D. Nilsen, R. Patrickus, J. Po-korny, C. Poliak, S. Pounds, K. Rogers, B. Ruchalski, J. Scoma, K. Skuba, J. Wellner, M. Wolf, B. Zarzycki, L. Zeise MIXED CHORUS W. Aagersen, B. Bellizzl. B. Benedetti, B. Biederstadt, W. Borglund, J. Cairnes, E. Cannataro, B. Cihchan, J. Cross. J. Dawlik, K. Eck, J. Ekstrom, N. Er-land, F. Femali, D. Heidenreich. J. Idaszak, J. Jennings, H. Johannsen, T. Johanson, C. Jones, K. Katz, P. Kelley, P. Kitowski, P. Koekebacker, T. Kowalski, A. Kripper, B. Lewan-dowski, A. Loeffler, L. Markers, C. Medsker, J. Michalak, L. Nosworthy, B. Novak, R. Novak, F. Peterman. A. Peters, R. Quackenbush, L. Richter, R. Risberg, D. Ruggeri, J. Schmid, J. Schwartz, M. Scott, B. Seilheimor, F. Sell, J. Sheet, D. Spaak. G. Staczak, G. Stellman. B. Stewart. J. Struif. K. Swick, S. Trumbull, N. Wall OPERETTA CHORUS L. Allen, A. Anderson. C. Bielicki, Y. Benson, J. Bletsch, J. Blum, G. Boudreau. R. Briscoe, L. Burkhaltor, D. Carlson. D. Carson. G. Carson, R. Copple, H. Dapkus, N. Dombrowski, E. Dosenbach, S. Drapp. J. Gundel, M. Herman, R. Hermann, R. Hill, W. Hill, D. Holte. J. Howell. J. lessen, J. Kawa, J. Kolar. S. Kopp. S. Krause, B. Larsen. B. Lewin. N. Lorek, D. Lub-way, C. Lundin, J. Marcontoni, S. McMillan, M. Meindl, D. Parker, M. Parker, W. Parsons, N. Pearson, B. Pedersen, C. Petersen, D. Piedlow. W. Ring-ler, W. Rodgers, D. Rodriguez. M. Rogers, M. Rogers, T. Schullo. S. Schulte, P. Shaw, J. Siebert, E. Slon-iker, M. Soch, J. Stanfa, S. Stenke, C. Stolen. A. Strand. J. Taylor. V. Wallace. B. Week, W. Wertz. E. Willette FRESHMAN BOYS' CHORUS K. Anderson. L. Bartolini, R. Beczek, J. Bergeron, B. DeGraaf, B. Denaer, J. Distel. H. Dmytro, J. Dorn. W. Eg-gert, L. Ehmke, R. Erickson, J. Fowler, R. Gerwan, J. Gerz, R. Gorgone, C. Hansen, B. Hanson. A. Hardesty, D. Holte, J. Jensen, G. Johnson, D. Kapp-ler, D. Kitzmiller, J. Kuna, T. Lansford, R. Larsen, G. Leeper, A. Ludviksen, M. Maas, R. Marynowski, P. Mason, R. Mielke, A. Newman, G. Petersen. L. Rogers, R. Salatino, R. Scheiben-reif, J. Schwartz, C. Shafer. R. Sievert, D. Soch, J. Stachowiak, K. Sylvester, A. Vanderflught, T. VanHousen. D. Wall, D. Weik, F. Yager. M. Zara-zycki, W. Zeisel, L. Zink MEMBERS, left to right: Row 1: M. Gibbono, A. Forrara, L. Hcmplo. J. Dillon, P. Asta, J. Walsh. L. Moyers. H. Siemers. D. Cheuvront, J. Hardesty Row 2: B. Morrison, C. Gburek, C. DeSilvio, D. Johnson, J. Novak, M. Freeman, D. Hartmann, M. Taylor, B. Bremner, G. Porina, C. Bennett, P. Foley Row 3: L. Sottrel. S. Zterlick, M. Ford. D. Kirschbaum, D. Rau, E. Kordik, J. VanDerway, P. Powell. J. Frankhouser, B. Stepanovic; L. Szwajkart, B. Gunther, Miss N. Lipsett, Sponsor Row 4: J. Cross, K. Lederer, D. Jarvis, L. Fredevick, D. Harney, J. Riss, C. Grote, A. Valentino. S. Pfeifer, M. Pasieta, G. Blackman, S. Kopp, D. Thomas Row 5: J. Lambert, P. Wamock, M. Novak, N. Dedich, A. Simmonelli. H. Stark, C. Orze, L. McGill. K. Hammargren. N. Schwartz. C. Clark, S. Long, M. Lindvig, O. Pcskowski, J. Snow GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION . . . PROMOTES GIRLS' SPORTSMANSHIP The Girls' Athletic Association has been a popular club at Leyden for many years. Any sport3 minded girl who has totaled 24 points by participating in the various sports ottered at the school is eligible to join. Tuesday night Sports Nights at which girls could choose from basketball, volleyball, badminton. archery, and other competitive games were well-attended this year. Special activities in which G.A.A. participates are the Christmas Party, the King's Prance, and the Mother and Daughter Banquet. OFFICERS, left to right: Seated: P. George, Secretary; L. Orze, President; F. Wid-man, Vice President Standing: B. Fellow, Social Chairman; P. Pergande, Point Chairman; Miss N. Lipsett, Sponsor; B. Hearl, Treasurer; S. Westerholm. Publicity BOARD, loft to right: Seated: D. Cheuvront, L. Meyors, J. Walsh, G. Novak Standing: C. Grote, S. Long. F. Widman, Chairman; K Lederer. L. Sottrel L CLUB ... HONORS ATHLETIC SKILLS OFFICERS, loft to right: Seated: J. Bartys, Treasurer; J. Low, Secretary Standing: R. D'Ambrosio, Vice President; Mr. J. Mohrhusen, Sponsor; E. Esposito, President Building sportsmanship is the objective of Leyden's L Club. The club, sponsored by Mr. Jerry Mohrhusen, is made up of major letter winners in all sports at Leyden. Every Friday the members wear a white sweater with a large maroon ”L on the front. On their sleeve are numerals of the year in which they graduate. During the year, L Club sponsored the Donkey Basketball game, several dances, banquets for new members, and they sold chances for the Homecoming football. MEMBERS. left o tright: Row 1: I. Budinger, W. Parson, D. Hardesty. W. Gagne, H. Lafin, T. Zajac, J. Rylan er, F. Asta Row 2: D. Rupelt, ). Ranallo. J. Perry. W. Welter, S. Falco. R. Vonesh, R. Book. R. Sprenger. A. Wiemerslage, J. Mocmo Row 3: J. Williams, R. Belle Isle. H. Berkowski. W. Bruhn, I. Kozenczak. H. Forsberg, D. Litviuk. T. Lombardo, W. Laing Row 4: E. Jablonski, J. Schifeil, F. Hermes. G. Brand, T. Moot, J. Roeongren, S. Pantano. W. Noltin. L. Hren, M. Bartoline Row 5: W. Kott, R. Rood, R. Gates. W. Lunak, I. Kossack. R. Allen, S. Trumbull, E. Larsen. R. Jones, J. Frankowski. H. Leskinen LANGUAGE CLUBS . . . ACQUAINT STUDENTS WITH FOREIGN CUSTOMS PAN AMERICAN CLUB Los Monitos, better known as the Pan American Club, re enacts the various dances, and practices the customs of the Spanish countries. The main objective of the organization is experiencing the Spanish culture of the Pan Amorican nations. Group activities include participating in the Chicago Area Pan American Fiesta Carnival, performing for a Parents' Club program, and holding a Christmas party. MEMBERS, left to right: Standing: C.. Petersen, President Row : G. Wilmington, J. Marcontoni, D. Arnold, R. Camero Row 2: G. Chmielewski, J. Blum, M. Wolf, C. Rios Row 3: N. Nurczyk, C. Baughman, L. Rios. D. Rodriguez Row 4: G. Petersen. J. Taylor. E. Strauch Standing: G. Carson. Secretary: N. Sticken, P. Piovesan, M. Rank. Treasurer; Mr. D. Allison. Sponsor; K. Koch. R. Markay GERMAN CLUB Students of Leyden who have studied or aro otudying Gorman aro eligible for another of the language clubs — the German Club (Der Deutsche Verein). Membership in this club gives students an insight into Germany as well cs a chance to use their German. The German Club is responsible for the annual Christmas Scene in Germany displayed in the Library showcase. This year the groups also presented a movie open to the entire student body. MEMBERS, left to right: Row 1: E. Richau, P. Stark. Vice President; S. Kergalvis, Secretary; K. Aft, Treasurer; R. Smith. President Row 2: S. Wagner, K. Rundquist, J. Burkhalter, T. McGill Row 3: R. Parkkunen, D. Neilsen, N. Knackstodt. A. Asp. P. Lombardt Row 4: L. Hren, P. Smith, F. Bruhns. J. Liepins, Mr. T. Norton, Sponsor FRENCH CLUB A third popular language club at Leyden is the French Club. Students interested in French or in France as a country may become a member of this club. With participation in the Pan Language Carnival an thoir annual project, they also hold a Halloween and a Christmas Party. MEMBERS, left to right: Row 1: M. Vamos, J. Stanfa, J. Riss, D. Kracinski Row 2: J. Cerny, D. Kirshbaum, D. Pow ers. J. Plotkin Row 3: N. Padlo, S. Kraus. T. Seidler, L. Orze Row 4: B. Auw, B. Hearl, P. Pence Row 5: M. Wasson. C. Gburek Stonding: B. Barron, D. Chamblin, M. Fletcher, D. DeSulis, M. Wiseman, S. Asher, D. Giuhuin, I. Kiause, C. Orze. C. O'Neill, B. Russell, S. Tiritilli, P. Holland, Mr. W. Forn, Sponsor AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS . . . Provides Instructional Materials The Audio-Visual Aids Departmont is an integral part of learning at Leyden. The main purpose of the organization is to project materials in the same theme of classroom lectures and study, thus adding a third dimension or a new perspective to the work at hand. The department is headed by Mr. A. S. Moser and is manned by 28 boys who give up their free hour in order to work in A.V. These boys work with 16 mm.. 35 mm., 2x2, and opaque projectors. They also work with public address systems, phonographs, and tape recorders. MEMBERS, left to right: Mr. A. Moser. Sponsor; R. Grubbs, R. McBride, J. Burgess, J. Keeling, C. Gieger, J. Kness, A. Wiemerslage. E. Richau, R. Pagen, T. Pryka, B. Calpata. A. James MEMBERS, left to right: Mr. A. Moser, Sponsor: E. Pasko, F. Haverkampf, C. Bruske, A. Pellicane, A. Leeper, R. Smith, j. Schiferl, K. Rundquist, A. Beals, T. Williams. S. Taylor, J. Boosel DIVERSIFIED AND OFFICE OCCUPATIONS . . . Earning While Learning Diversified Occupations and Office Occupations are two organizations which enable a student to obtain on-the-job training while still attending school. Students in receiving training and finding a job in the community through the school may enroll in the D.O. and the O.O. Programs. Directors of these programs help the student find a job in the field of his choice and then work with the employer to help him improve in his job. Many students continue in their jobs upon graduation from high school. MEMBERS, left to right: Row 1: J. Row-bottom, M. Pearson, J. Lineck, J. Burg, W. Wojak, P. Latori Row 2: C. Ashcraft, G. Oliver. E. Bron-owski. J. Bickley. R. Interranto Row 3: R. Spoorr, 1. Clifqard, B. Hobson, T. Beyer. M. Yafchak, G. Matz, M. Henner, F. Bussa MEMBERS, eft to right: J. Wolff. N. Ry berg, S. Engvall, E. Danklefsen, D. Vasel. K. Schlegel. Mr. O. Sayers. Sponsor; R. Ruzecki, C. McLain. D. Koss, N. Gielow, D. Chalifoux, C. Calabrese, G. Lissner, G. Garnett OFFICERS, left to right: G. Snopko, President; D. Harney, Vice President; J. Howell, Secretary; Mrs. M. Iacullo, Sponsor; C. Buck, Treasurer TRI-HI-Y . . . LENDS A HELPING HAND The major port of Tri-Hi-Y's duties consists of aiding the less fortune. Their motto is Do Unto Others and they fulfill these words in promoting their annual Clothing Drive and presenting gifts to hospitalized boys and girls. Requirements for membership in Tri-Hi-Y are participation in one project and attendance at four meetings. MEMBERS, left to right: Row 1: P. Secor, J. Cable, N. Harley, T. Tornabene, C. Paul Row 2: C. Paster, M. Ford, G. Snopko, V. Montgomery, D. Harney, J. Howell Row 3: P. Asta, M. Harney. T. Caffero, I. Wealer, K. Eck, N. Rhode, S. Leeper, J. Twohey ORCHESIS . . . DEMONSTRATES CO-ORDINATION Learning to express spirit and feeling, promoting grace, poise and interest, and interpreting music through dance are goals of Orchesis. By coming to meetings on Wednesdays after school, the girls learn through modern dance how to express themselves and their moods creatively. Any girl at Leyden may become a member of Orchesis by showing an interest in modern dance and a willingness to come out and work. The girls start out in the beginners group working towards their main goal v hich is membership in the advanced group. Under the sponsorship of Miss Gita Gert-sons, Orchesis put on a dance recital last May. MEMBERS AND OFFICERS, left to right: Row 1: F. Fisli, J. Marcontoni, S. Trumbull Row 2: P. Asta, J. Wellner, Treasurer; J. Mohler. President; Miss G. Gertsons, Sponsor; P. Wellner, Vice President; P. Jarvis, Secretary; C. Grote, Representative Row 3: T. Tornabene, M. Gibbons, M. Ford, C. Buck, C. Pollack, D. Kirschbaum, B. Burroway, J. Blum Row 4: S. Frederick, R. Kocowski, D. Lub-way. S. Terlicki, D. Fleck, J. Scoma, D. Harney, E. Lavalle, K. Eck Row 5: J. Taylor, M. Rank, B. Stepanovic, N. Schwartz, J. Riss, V. Gellinger, C. Clark, S. Long, K. Stover FUTURE ENGINEERS CLUB . . . Builds Engineering Abilities Future Engineers Club was organized at Leyden this year for the first time. The purpose of the club is to develop a deeper interest in the sciences and acquaint its members more fully with the scientific field. The club, which is sponsored by Mr. Jack Sparks, meets every Tuesday after school to give guidance and counseling for its future engineers. MEMBERS, left to right: Row 1: J. Budinger, Vice President; T. Lombardo. Secretary-Treasurer; C. Fausey. President; A. Makare, Assistant Librarian; G. DeGraaf, Librarian Row 2: S. Ingraffia, G. Rosicky, Mr. J. Sparks, Sponsor; G. Brand, P. Ingraffia Row 3: P. Krebs. A. Kulans. J. Kolar, D. Schutt, D. Montgomery, T. Collins CHEMISTRY CLUB . . . Develops Interest in Science The Chemistry Club was formed to give students the opportunity to develop projects involving science. Its main objective is to interest and guide especially talented students in the field of chemistry. MEMBERS, eft to right: T. Cerone, D. Jerina, B. Morrison, C. Schiferl, P. Plaza. C. Janopoulos, R. Herman, J. Fricot. D. Schmidt. T. Zajac, R. Blacyki CHESS CLUB . . . Tests the Wits The Chess Club is another one of Leyden's organizations which draws its interest from a certain group. This group is the part of the student body who finds chess and its fundamentals interesting. Any boy or girl can join Chess Club if he or she is interested in learning the tactics of outwitting a fellow chess enthusiast. MEMBERS, eft to right: Row 1: H. An derson, J. Plotkin. G. Bookless, S. Austin Row 2: Mr. C. Clayton, Sponsor; R. Ger-wen. J. Lennartz Row 3: D. Bosserman, B. Puda. D. Wal-stad, I. Clifgard, M. Tranquella ENGLISH-CORE WORKROOM HELP, left to right: J. Valentino, N. Younger STUDENT HELP CAFE HELP, left to right: J. Michalak, A. Prestebak. S. Moran, D. Vincentis, D. Badzioch, M. Taylor, C. Buck, L. McGill. C. Decker, L. Sottrel, D. Fleck. D. Rowe, Y. Messa CAFE HELP, left to right: F. Stoddard. L. Caputo. J. McNally, R. Caputo, J. Santo, M. Schellerer CAFETERIA HOSTS, .eft to right: Row 1: D. Lynn, J. Ratti, P. Jones, P. Jarvis. Row 2: A. Valentino, J. Riss, J. Conover. P. Long, F. Widman, K. Hammargren. Row 3: D. Vincentis, L. Orze, J. Lambert, B. Saari, G. Brand, J. Frankowski, B. Allen. Row 4: T. Lombardo. J. Bartys, E. Jablonski, J. Pasternak LIBRARY HELP, left to right: B. Poppl, J. Stone. W. Bonine, B. Carlson. W. DeSalvo. T. Wehrheim, A. Faber. D. Wolstad, A. Poock, B. Felt. J. Seilheimer . . . AIDS SCHOOL PERSONNEL In the library, attendance office, deans' office, as hosts, or in the cafeteria, student aids are present. They give up their study hall time to assist at these places. LIBRARY HELP, left to right: Seated: R. Lofgren, S. Mitchell, B. Koehn, D. Gortz In front of desk: H. Schwendeman. G. Skinner. B. Boesch, D. Powers, W. Stanley, S. Keigalis, B. Jagusczak Back of desk: L. Meyers. B. Bremner. S. Marinelli, K. Kraemor, L. Mucha, C. Wilkes, S. Fritch, F. Fisli, M. McBride, G. Bacci, B. Anderson, M. Gibbons. J. Schranlz, P. Leonhardt MAIN OFFICE HELP, left to right: L. Farrar, V. Melowitz, R. Hayes, B. Burroway DEAN'S AIDS, left to right: Row 1: P. Voss, N. Neuzil, N. Quasthoff, N. Collura, M. Denisi, C. Wehrheim Row 2: J. Rummage, N. Rhode, C. Sanfa, J. Scully, B. May, J. Anderson STUDENT HOSTS, left to right: F. Keighley. L. Zymetzki, J. Anderson, R. Schwerman, C. Voth, J. Schwerman ATTENDANCE OFFICE HELP, left to right: M. Padavano, J. Homminghsen, C. Dewsnap, S. Jensen, D. Wood, D Gizzi. J. Rhodla, N. McFee. A. Spanczak, P. Pingol. J. Zielinski, J. Barzano, J. Mohler, Y. Romano, P. Fan-aro, R. Kocowsky, M. Engei tuoeni jftosl HOMECOMING 1956 . . . UPHELD AS A TRADITION The stands in the fieldhouse were filled, and a deep silence enveloped the audience. The rose arbor had formed an arch over the path on which the Homecoming Queen would walk. Sighs of released tension and joy were heard when it was announced that Adele Talaga would reign over the 195b Homecoming. She walked through the rose arbor with her escorts, ascended the steps to the stage, and took her place with her court. After being crowned, Adele was serenaded with the traditional ''Only a Rose. The Homecoming spirit was instilled in Lcy-denites when thirty girls were picked from the senior class to compete for the throne. When it was narrowed down to the seven girls who would make up the queen and court, fnany were already busy designing floats. On Friday the floats were displayed in the parade and the best three were picked on the merits of originality and artistry. The festivities really began in full swing on Thursday night, with a talent show, bonfire, and a tennis court dance. At the game Friday night, the queen and her court sat along the 50 yard line and rooted the team to a 14-0 victory over Fractional. The Queen's Ball on Saturday night brought the 1956 Homecoming to an end. The theme of the dance which was sponsored by the National Honor Society was Silhouettes in Silver. The beauty and excitement of the Homecoming will forever linger in the minds and hearts of its participants. HOMECOMING QUEEN AND HER COURT Queen Adele Talaga Princess Pet Lewandowski Princess Kay Hammargren Princess Toni Tornabene Princess Marge Blohm Princess Diane Lynn Princess Barb Saari 'EVERYMAN . . . SEARCHES FOR HAPPINESS The lights dim and the curtain rises to the all-school play production of Everyman . The meaning of all-school was in this case taken literally, for the whole school including Drama, English and Choral departments worked together to present a different type of entertainment for community and friends. Everyman is the drama of a man called Everyman who, when he was summoned, searched for someone to accompany him on his journey with Death. Disappointed by relatives, riches, and friends, he is finally accompanied by Good Deeds and her sister, Faith. Th© cast played to a full house, and the production was an unqualified success. CHRISTMAS PARTY . . . Includes All Girls Every year Leyden Girls' League, Tri-Hi-Y, and the Girls' Athletic Association hold a Christmas party. Every girl is invited. The price is a gift for a youngster. The gifts are then taken to Cook County Hospital and given to the children there. CHOCOLATE CHAT . . . Combines Learning with Fun Leyden Girls' League sponsors this event every year. Along with the refreshments and fun, the girls this year watched a demonstration of fancy gift wrapping. WASHINGTON TRIP . . . BRINGS ENJOYMENT TO EDUCATION The bags were packed and the round-trip tickets were bought as a group of Leyden's juniors and seniors boarded the train to Washington D. C. The Bureau of Engraving, the White House, and Annapolis were among the list of sight seeing stops toured by the Leyden group. Washington holds memories, pleasant and happy ones, for those who boarded the Pullman that April noon. WASHINGTON MONUMENT IWO JIMA MONUMENT LINCOLN MEMORIAL WHITE HOUSE HOMECOMING DANCE HOMECOMING DANCE Among the social activities the Leyden student participates in are the school dances, both formal and informal. School organizations sponsor these dances to raise funds for various purposes. Highlighting the socials this year were the National Honor Society—sponsored Homecoming, the Winter Wonderland, and the Junior-Senior Prom. These probably remained the most memorable in the students' minds. DANCES . . . ENTERTAINING EVENTS WINTER WONDERLAND JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM . . . ENDS SOCIAL WHIRL Starry-eyed couples glided gracefully over the floor of Tam O'Shanter’s Country Club at the 1957 Junior-Senior Prom. Enchanting melodies from the orchestra of Lou Breese created a serene atmosphere which lent harmony to the Prom's theme, Moonglow . A king and queen were crowned at the prom on May 7.4, and the Grand March brought the evening to a close. When the Prom was over, the juniors were proud of their efforts and labor. The seniors will always remember the beautiful memories of their last high-school prom. GRADUATION «■� ! Am iiffi £i!9 . . CONCLUDES THE SCHOOL YEAR At last the awaited day arrived—Graduation Day, the event which the seniors have looked forward to for four years. N°w that the seniors are leaving, they will be encountering a life filled with both successes and disappointments. They are now ready for further development in their chosen fields since through study and hard work at Leyden, they have a foundation in their preparation for the future. WILL YOU REMEMBER? Across a brightly lit field a cheer sounds through crisp October air . . . A crown is placed on the head of a smiling girl carrying red roses . . . Pom poms fly as a ball arches from the hands of a tall player in white and sinks through the net. . . Soft music echoes from the magic enchantment of the Prom . . . FOR THIS IS LEYDEN A last minute dash to make the A bus . . . the quick roar of a jet heading for O'Hare . . . the rush to the cafeteria for lunch ... a chance meeting with a friend between classes . . . the special sound of the 3:28 bell . . . the familiar sight of a Social or Core or English class . . . the clang of lockers after school. YOU CANT FORGET A picture, a sound, a smile, a song—and these for a lifetime will bring memories of this year at Leyden Community High. WE THANK YOU A yearbook is produced through the efforts of many people and the Eagle is no exception. We, therefore, take this opportunity to thank the behind fhe scenes people. We could not have possibly completed this record without the combined efforts of the publisher, photographer, and the school. The Board of Education, the faculty, and the administration have helped not only with their willing co-operation but also financially. Norman Koenig and the Norman King Company have given us valuable help in layout and design for which the Leyden student can be proud. Last but not least, Root Studios, especially John Roche and Lenny Novak, have given much time in giving us excellent photography. Without these people, our yearbook would have been an impossible task. Thank you. I