Maine East High School - Lens Yearbook (Park Ridge, IL)

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Believing that every student is different, Mr. Begrowicz feels that there is no standard way to deal with a problem. Most of the problems stem from students cutting class, smoking, leaving campus or fighting. Unlike in the past though, students are now able to have their suspensions reviewed by a hearing officer. Because student unrest is gone, Mr. Begrowicz has noticed an improvement in behavior and comments that students are getting more serious. There was a personnel change in the Dean's Office this year also. Charlene Anzalone, formerly a P.E. instructor at East, replaced Agnes Brady as Dean of Girls. Upper: Alex Begrowicz, Dean of Students Center: Charlene Anzalone, Dean of Girls Lower: Robert Schildgen, Dean of Boys

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Administrators Pleased with Students' Behavior and Attitudes Upper right: John Clouser, Principal Upper left: Lester Rozdalovsky, Assistant Principal Right: James Hartford, Assistant Principal The atmosphere of Maine East this year was one of great enthusiasm and interest. Mr. Clouser commended the students on their ex- cellent planning and participation in both the Homecoming activities and V-Show last fall. The renewed school spirit was a definite asset to the student bodyf' Mandatory physical education for athletes was the major change in the school program this year. Mr. Clouser feels that this requirement will provide students with an opportunity to learn a variety of skills that might otherwise be missed.

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Stanley Whitley Department Chairman Fred Bacon Peter Belpulsi Robert Cobb Rowland Ecker Camera Club Kenneth Orstead Myra Weinger Geroge Wulff Jewelr -Making Taught in Art In the Art course taught by Mr. Orstead, students had first-hand experience in creating their own jewelry. For the first time this year, Maine East students were invited to participate in the Lake Erie College Art Festival. These 16 students, assisted by art instructor Mr. Cobb, entered work in the areas of drawing, graphics, painting, and design. To practice life drawing, art students sketched at the Brookfield Zoo. Art Classes also visited the Chicago Art Institute and Museum of Contemporary Art. mg.. ,dau .mu -ui Left: The tranquility of the beautiful autumn day assisted Bob Muller, an art student, in creating the image. Above: In an engrossing creative atmosphere, Art II students design mosaics from their collages.