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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1937 volume:

Ni s J -D SCHOOL A10 TOWNSHIP HIGH MAINE OF VIEW AL RI I AE I DEIPLAINEI- ' A GE - DARK mo OL CHO NIHIP- HIGH! W MAINE -TO CLAffEf ' ACTIVITIEI CLUBPI P02170 MUIIC . ,rf JmW5.,1 wr:-2,1 N -f-gp mg.f ,j,,::f .. . lf- f f -qi W. -. ..,i 'x K, 4. S b ,fl iv 4 A 5 Q F Q' A , 3 a I 5' 42-vfmi 'Wa n bp. 4 F r A N5 4, . mi . ,Jn .-1-fw Q-Q.-,T -rf -f - - -ff -mf' -'-W---1-313' l - 5 1 1 1 Q -4 A zi Q 4 -5 I -e .1 4 E . 1 ,. 3 MAIN ENTRANCE Q! wa Q 'W www 2 fi K -,N GYM ENTRANCE ADMINIIT TION Ade Aeppli, Pres. Theo. W. Markworth, Sec. Ehnil VI. Bergman J. Percy Young, retiring member Dan Int-Hout Henry J. Vahrenwald T. R. FOULKES PRINCIPAL K CALVIN L. LEGG ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL LOUISE WOOD DEAN OF GIRLS HAROLD C. TURNER DEAN OF BOYS 12 'W 'W' I Einar J. Anderson U. S. History William B. Ashley Craftsmanship Leila H. Baas Biology Edward Braun Bookkeeping Lyle J. Brown General Science -'V' Gerald Burg Geometry Grace A. Chapman English Thomas J. Corgan Biology Elizabeth Collom Marion Fisher Librarian Latin 1419? E? iam Latin Alexander Harley Music gzwiff. Harshbarger Mechanical Drawing P. R. Harshbarger Wood Shop Oakley Herrell Mathematic s Gertrude Holzboog German gl 5119111323 General Science M. S. Johnson Physics Lulu Mae Johnston French F. P. Kaiser Mathematics Leona Kietzman 5EEE-E9?BEl' Helen Kolb Hilda Lesh Herbert Lewis Foods History History Spanish Art Franklin Lingquist English Kenneth Lund Mathematics Robert Mares Auto Mechanics E1E3Ql9,,!Q1i1S'Y9?Fh, Bookkeeping Clifford Ma! Agriculture Sam G. Marzulo Athletic Coach Audrey Moore E'i!f?.?4lM91f3?P Florence Morony Earle North English History English Civics Hespera North Biology Assistant Mary Osia Algebra MaEJ.0E?EEi??3EE?? Office Practice Harriet Purves English Jessie Purves Girls' Athletics Harold Richardson General Shop G.AJ:MRogers General Shop, Athletics Marian Ruch Girls' Athletics Alice Russell English ,ra Marie Scheinpflug Clothing ?+r-f r. Qin Vw Ag W ,,., - lg ig Q 5 ' -dr Q f- wf , an Q2us9Q , -r . ' ,RZ S4 f n :Q v , :so w f - - - '.': 1 :f.7-' -5 Emily Sedlacek Latin John Shaver Speech Rollins Slmonds Civics Eana Skillen Algebra 3LP?1?j9EE,11. Typ ins R. J. Spahn June Waterhouse Assistant Librarian Ruth Wright Office Practice German l Fred Vierow Rose Cassidy E. Marie Putz Chemistry Stenography Elizabeth Parolini Corinne Van Dyke English 18 Typing Music Annette Wolfram English K OFFICE STAFF MARTHA HENRICHSON LILA MENSCHING FRANCES CARRELL MRS. MEYER 19 AffEf QWF Q Lois Jane Aeppli Theresa M. Affrisio Marjorie E. Ahrens Herbert L. Alperts Ruth E. Alexander Howard W. Andersen Elaine M. Anderson Lillian M. Andring Loraine Armborst Lucile Armborst Howard L. Baker Betty Beatrice Banks Harry M. Battcher Robert R. Battcher Robert Albert Bauer Gunter Baum, Marjorie G. Baumann Victor Douglas Beard Lucille Beck Walter H. Beer Evelyn Lora Behm Robert E. Eehm Marjorie E. Berg Frances Berline Harold Bethke Carl Richard Betz HughMW.,B1aQk Ruth Blain m19ifLE.l1321:-ElEE'Bi, ' fi 1 ' Margaret Bodfish 24 Warren Boeck William F. Boeldt Helen Bohnsack Audrey M. Boyce Raymond Brandt David Brannin, Jr. RiCha1TfUi.11fiSa?13921L Patricia C. Briscoe Dorothy Harriet Busz Grant Carjgr-ggglcr Oscar Carlson Shirley E. Carlson Louis H. Carnehl Edward Carqueville Naomi Carrell Doris Christiansen Theodore Clark Jane A. Clavey Olive Clavey Ray W. Cleveland Harry Russell Clinton Lillian Edith Cloke Arline Coffman ?fE.fl:f.9?'? C Paul J. Connor Shirley J. Crooks John Richard Crowley ..1H.9.1!55'H ooo,o 5 .RW3111 Lawrence Daigneau 1?I9'fY??S1 P: ,P??l1'3.'H?.E , , 'a., ,J T' K , We H. , L nn n 'f I . Alice L. Danielson Ruth Davidson flfl2!E,l4JEiln, ,Q9?lQ Fred Murray Deming Mary L. Dennis Jane K. Dosh Kenneth D. Duffy H911 .Wf M9293 Mary Elizabeth Dunn Norman B. Dunteman Jean Durham YQEEE9 E1 1'219e1' Bernice Ellerbrock u Marjorie M. Ells Helen U. Everhard 30411 ,C1!9!TlEEMEX3iE!? Donald Fabian Willis Owen Farwig G. Robert Fender Donald J. Flck if'-. Evelyn A. Finnern Margaret L. Fischer Margret L. Fischer Catherine Forberg Rosemary Forsythe Elsie M. Foydl Florence E. Freer Janis Friganza Eileen Fritz Clara Louise Fulde Corrine A. Fullagar Charles L. Gaulke Vera Geils Verna Geils Donald George Isabel S. George Dolores C. Gerlach Thomas Geselbracht Winifred Goeppinger Marshall J. Gooley -'Q x '34, fc, 8? ag' 3 ffQf .e.,. 1 -e'-- WQwQQf 'rgav V K, is? ..,, 1 . ty if ,, H... f vi- - Ya n g f .Y Q, ,gk Ee ' -ii' eff se 1 N Q HN fa w. X ai W 52 James M. Gow Jean Graham Virginia L. Grass Frank V. Gregg Mary Jean Grewe Elem GMS. Esther Grupe Alicia Marie Haake Verna K. Hacke 'Barnard Hagedorn Clifford Hagen Cameron A. Hall Dorothy J. Hallberg Martin H. Halvorsen Fred Hammer, Jr. f!i.9F5f?..E??'S1r,,.tT? . Bernard H. Hanekamp Irene Marion Hansen Leonard W. Happ Gloria L. Hardy if K 5.2, sil k ,gg 3' S leia W3 9 A 55, W! A ,' L ,N HV id g?iQ I? - ,T,le 5?ii JII!5!gE5a!!! 1?dW?P.E?1'Sf0.V.6 Evelyn D. Harmening John Wood Harpham Alice Harwood Loretta P. Healy Robert L. Heitbrink Margaret Henrichsen Frances Henry Philip Henze Richard Hermann l15E.?Y5!?E,.5: HWZ06 Elaine C. Highland Virginia Hodgson Alice Consuela H011 Robert G. Hoopes ..EV.'L.n L' 335125 Lil' 2.1935 EEEJLQQ June L. Imig Jean Ingram James C. Jackson 47 fr., I .6V 'lk ' Q Q 5 ,, ,E one X tx- Marion Elaine Jacoby Lawrence Jahns Harriett Jensen Edward Jiede, Jr. Henry A. Johnson LaVerne A. Johnson Shirley Mae Johnson Warren A. Johnson Robert Johnston Kenneth R. Jones Mary Ann Jordan Robert E. Jorgensen Myles F. Kalwitz John Karich V6 T118 AI1116 Kath Grace Katz Ruth Katz John Henry Kehe Priscilla Kiessling R?cha1'dl1.,, X153 B3XB1211'LWL51?I?PS1'E. Frances Klipstein Ruth Phyllis Knodell George Koehler Anita-Mae Kort Fred. T. Krein Robert G. Kropp Gladys Landmeier Claire Landwehr Russell Langan 'T 0119, l!?i1Li.L91fEI Edward Leifer Lloyd L. Lemke Wallace Lewandowski George B. Lindstrom Ralph E. Little Marie Loomis Dick Loughrin James Lunde Jeannette MacLuckie 59 1 John Magee Joseph Vincent Magee Clifford Harry Mahn .I3I9..r?EEl,1,,o,1f'f3?9?i01f Frances B. Martensen Lyle E. Martin Dan E. Martinson Richard Matheson, Jr. Betty Matter Charles McAleer Charles McCauley Marion McConnell Jack McGregor Therese Mclllhenny Jane O. McKinley Edith Irene Meineke Rose Mensching Alvin Paul Meyer Richard M. Meyers Garfield Miller, Jr. 41 A .-ff Mildred Marie Miller Shirley Jane Miller Phoebe Jane Mills Irving Moehling Warren Mortenson Russell A. Moyer Irene Mueller Margaret H. Mueller Philip John Murphy Margaret Nancarrow Gordon R. Nelson Harriet Jane Nielsen Marie Audrey Niemann William Noble Jr. Virginia E. Nofs Ronald B. North Robert H. Nuyttens Helene Olson William 0'Rourke Ralph Loren Odell an-f w 1 , X - I A- 4 N -, . Q Q M 414 I Evelyn L. Oxenham Gwendolyn M. Palmer Lorraine K. Paroubek Elsie R. Patrick John H. Patterson Jane Pellegrin Warren S. Peterson Russell Patrick Norma Lydia Poehls Lyle R. Poole, Jr. Halbert Porter, Jr. Virginia E. Potter Edwin W. Priebq Marilyn J. Radlein Virginia R. Rasmussen -Egchard Howe Rathke Betty Lois Redman Ruth Rehder Raymond F. Reiber Erwin Arthur Retzer til, ,grin 'Q 4 s I i 1 E E r E r l F Q ! l F it E fg , fr 33,5 L.4e,4,,,,, Y,,m,,,,, , YY A Hugh P. Rice, Jr. William Richter Robert Henry Riedel John w. Re 111ey Alfred W. Risser Betty Jane Rome Mildred M. Rosedale Bernard Rosentreter Bernice Rosentreter Richard L. Rost Charles Vincent Rowe Rita Rubey Elizabeth Ruby George Rudolph Harvey O. Runde Helen Rundle Carl Sachtlebeg l. ..,.... 3 5Y Sale 3.999 To: 1581451219 Edward Richard Sauer hmm? Frank L. Sawin Lola Mae Schlagel Eugenie A. Schnur Lorraine Schumacher EQSLEQL,hieiliffenlyfeef, Marjorie Schwass Jack Scott Henry C. Setzler Donald W. Shayler Sarah Shedlof Norman R. Shotts Clinton E. Shuler Jack Simpson Joe Singer William Skibbe L-W? .,..... ,. Jack Smith Marjorie Sperling Evelyn Stade Virginia Starrett Dorothy Stemmermann ,, 'ox QQ- gm. AV! qw 41-bw .- 0 -QQ. W .. Li, . an ,ll N B. Y X if Q leqefm, all glee, wr ' 50 Helen Mavis Sterling Robert H. Sterling Robert Stoner Mary Svast Lucille Tagge Roy O. Tagtmeier John E. Taylor Nelson B. Tharp William Thele, Jr. Donald G. Tosch Gladys L. Traub Herbert J. Tures Marjorie Jane Turner Virginia E. Ullrich William Van Keuren Ralph VanMiddlesworth Adam Anthony Virag Gertrude Vischer Jeanne Ann Wagner Edward Walger ,,,.,...-N, --.4-.i ....--- William Frank Walger Betty Jean Wasley Robert E. Wasley E. Leland Webber Shirley C. Weber Leona Weight Marion Grace Weiler Warren V. Weiler Anita Weith Sarah Jane Welker Howard W. Werner Julius Wettin Jane Eleanor White Shirley A. White Richard W. Whitson 3E5?Pl,.EB919 Willie James Wilkinson Irene Wille 5ythurVFilllgQs,llr Edythe B. Wilson Marguerite Wilson 'i3? a ' 'In fb Donald Farmer Wingate Clyde Dixon Woehrman e wr?d3?iiiiE,a .. Geraldine H. Wolf Marjorie Wolf I J. it 1 5554 fade a 3 x V ,, ,.,,qa, ,. fa Q is X 1, we M5 Shirley Wrath Edith G. Young Willard R. Zerrien 5 One of the highest Edwin Zimmerman ranking students E EQA mi l QJWEK, during her Junior igi?Qli?2i?? . ll year, was taken 111 Lail in 1956 and was not llgg able to graduate with her glagg, Hyacinth Grothendieck 54 CLARA LANGE JUNIORS Back row - A. Winkleman, E. Steinell, K. Zerrien, A. Safstrom, R. Shepard, H. Rothery, C. Bosworth,'GT'EUKTWRT'Hagen. Middle row - L. Rosenthal, L. Ollendorf, V. Wertens, A,MEgyn1oh, J. Thies, D. Colb, K. Shierhorn, E. Krueger. Front row - DTNKEEEEfm'V. Spetana, E. Geuder, J- Langlois, S. Click, K. Dandurand, P. Hendrichsen, R. Rosen, D. Cooper, M. Volberding. Back row - R. Krause, C. Franz, R. Lyons, B. Edmunds, J. glggg, N. Melzer, D. ggnngrg, G. Hachmeister. Middle row - A. Drews,L. Twitchell, G. Bouton, 'WTMAlexander, R. P1erce,R. Uhlhorn, J. Cannie, P. Morgan, F. Fabbri. Front row - A. Mathis, M. Styles, M. Marboch, K. Lieboldt, F. Julius, L. Lester, V. Icke, A. Amling, A. Schuette. 56 Back row - T. Schuettge, K. Rowe, QL Slater, E. Wuerst, R. Warkentein, T. Susen, S. A1eiander,'K. Ai5rfmmMiddle r6WA1 D. Ray, J. Donlan, W. Stegner, B. Erickson, L. Fleissner, R. Stembridge, G. Beer, R. Frost. Front row - F. Robinson, R. Wesley, P. Speirs, M. Randolph, J. Poyer, E. Houser, M. Eckmann, E. Wurm, V. Franzen. Back row - J. Ruark, E. Olson, M. Ferner, G. Outland, J. Pancratz,,q. Mor- pskal J. Schuller, L. Haines, L. Skeppstrom, A,,LarseiY'A'MIdH1e roWmiWH. Bender, W. Stephens, J. White, K. Radlein, W.'F1-anzen, QL,-Igaalce, R. Hamm, R. Heinrich, R. Johnson, W. Higgins, S. Carlson. Front row -D.McI1henney, J. Rietz, D. Fowler, M. Sim s, L. Swanson, J. Carlson, C. Johnson, L. Toepper, B. Pollack, R. Boehmer, R. Spangler. 57 Back row - J. Leweranz, YG. Elgh, K. Hagg, C. Cole R. Bock, J. Chamber- lain, H. Procliaslia, L. Olson, H. Rosedale. MIEHIe row - B. Merrill, P. Hickman, P. Smith, M. Stuart, K. Stangor, E. Smith, H. Kovalic, L. Bohan, D. Johnson. Front row - V. Loftus, D. Klippert, D. Wille, S. Rome, D. Sohock, L. Zillner, E. Feldt,.1QLWMgrgLnew'gnt3, B. Kettell. J '- ' Back row - D. Lauer, J. Brady, E. Conlon, C. Hagedorn, W. Handcock, S.Tho- mas, M. Wells, E. Ballou, K. Strobach, IL Selleglg, R. Ni6IEIe'.'MiHdle row - H. Brand, J. Koch, D. Gray, R. Eroucek, S. Scixramm, M. Pfeiffer, E. Hur- tenback, K. Johnson, 3-., Golgsyggrthryl Front row - V. Flagor, W. Washington, P. Trungale,L. Calabrese, R. Wagner, ld. Angst-en, E. Butenschoen, G. Hardy, L. Harvey, S. Lyn, Lbjchroegeg-5, D. Simpson. 58 Back row -,gi-Qgreggggig, H. Haas, E. Johnson, A. Hasselman, J. Hendry, D. Collinge,HRTMGr6EoTY, C. Carlson, H. Hogg, C. Rude. Middle row -.E, gggligg, E. Seaman, C. Sasso, M. Hoglund, L. Ladendorf, H. Andrews, E. Mountford, J. Sundelius, C. Gross. Front row - P. Kelly, D. Beck, C. Sch- mude, L. Fruzyan, C. Crowell, J. Lewis, E. Schmeltekopf, R. Weber, B. Wad- leigh. Back row ' G' BS?QEieP- .Qi.N2lEQJ F- DOWHS, 5- H9DD6H,.JIe Middle POW - W. CrgggggfffiH.QGroggg,-A. Collet, H.,Scanov1cn, F. Burval. Front row - J. Cooley, A. Qernnqrgp, D. Berg, FI'Fi1Ie, JZ Bolton. 59 Back row A. Kadleo . . . M. Vogt .... D. Whitney. . L. Sternberg. . . . . Ha Funkqouoe Front row E. Warnecke. R. Jorgenson P. Ligllt .... L. vast .... ll. Palm .... R. Brinker. . Sophcmore .Freshman Sophomore . . . Junior . . . Junior .Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophcmore SOPHOMO RES ' Back row - J. Merriam, M. Mann, K Melzer K. Brown I. Kruger, H. Janow- gki. Middle row - -Mr. Foullgggd, M..-Viiest, 6LEElan5Efif:' E. Johnson,mIf: 'ifl'S't, M.m1iuoss, N. Hurlbut, Front row - E. 'Mansf1e1d,' T. Merrnittla, E. Hohm, 9, -fjQetstone,, L. Cole, DJ. Koehneko, M. 'KdIE6'i f 'm W 'W ' Back row - A. Marker, B. Bauskg, Eli.-llrggsglg, R. Smeltekopf, F. Shaeffer, C. Giarruso. Middle row - T. Crawford, -ML,TQ!IIiC,h, J. E. Nunley, L.-Bij ggrich, L. Jarchow, R. Deithloff, Q. Ej:pe61Q6ijff Front row - D. Grooifj. 'C1'E1fgg, B. Mitchell, jQMfgj,,gpg5L M. Herzog, R. Markworth, M: Baker. 61 Back row -.Q..Be9g5 A. Farnsworth, W. Wirsing, N. Enander, A. Gabrielson, re, R. Otto. Middle row - I. Veltum, A. Drewsg, F. Gaulke, L -Hauser, W. Hageman, B. Le Febre, C. Castello, Ei, Egk., I MP,,,.Sh.aw E..B4nney. Front row - G. Woehrmann, Q. Langlgis, B. Olson, g,,Thies, B, gggter, K. Nelson, B. Dickenson. Back row - E. Busse, Q,,Kalwiiz, A. Dahbert, D. Lindquist, Q. Pasyggel, B. Adams. D.,.B.1a.ne. Middle row - lf-3,.,,Q1TQY6,. R,,.,Q'iBgnnsack, R.Sachtleben, A. Zimmer, D..QQllier, M. Hartmann, R. Hill, C. Boberg. Front row - D. Clif- ford, L. Schmidt, N.Stuart, E. Foerster, G.Walters, B.Evleth, A. Scheske 62 Back 1'0 - Mr. 1S!'.Q'f,.d.f9. 1- Qarley, .J..,-De.,11-wan. R- sleeciis.. I1-.,.De1le1f9,ll, Ji, Fothas. Middple row - NB. Volberding, J. Perkins, H. Wilke, Front row - ..,.Rf.........mP,?.?J EL BQEQQE' E' Barth' HL.,.Hs!z1P1.e1i. Lmieplss. R-L, 1549529911 L- Neble- Back row - 'R--QU5...1l0J1, -M.-N.QI.'.Ul., Lwiteinhocky l3...M1A9BjHFh.. M- Dewey. -W- ,gyiz C,.....G1:ooks, A. Stromberg, H. McLane. Middle row - TP. Cloke, 3S,.WW1e,- Qemgyer, Q. ,V,, M Qeygey, B. Reeves, R. Wellner, R.Schwaz-z, S. Willer, Qiwglgzgngi, R. Hill, M. Witz. Front row - N. Harwood, .T. Abernathy, D. Strang, Ji, peson, 'QL-Qmameron, A. Olson, R, Haig. 'A N WM ' 65 Back row - G. Peterson, 54-,K-gi-ser, , M. Welin- sky, , R. Meredith, T. Sebastian. MiHEIe row -,,,Q9X19-YJ-vm L F e le , V. Lindskoog, E,,,,QQJ.g,, ,Ig,,.Weise., R. Larsen, Q,-llgglggn. E. R c . Front row - B, Wolfe, 1-k,,,,,Ka.dle.c., N. Perkins, F. McCaughey, -I1 goenig, F. Paterson, M. Currier. 1 Beck row - , B, S,1',,eJ.nke,,,A. Walley, M. Patterson, J. Dewar. Middle rw - L...G.L1.QQ:hher, J- Haynes, l3,,,.l.lQ,.Qs. R...J2:e.w1. M- Wa sy. M- Dotts, J. Ra ,A. Klug, B. Larsen. First row - M. Ferm, Vi,-KI-Iac egg, M. Gar- vin, H. Ilofigz -L. Cukkggig-A C. Dragsteadt, 'Q.VQg1LrN. - 64 Back row - H. Carle, G. Koester, Ptlggrt., J. Wilson, B. Kruegqr, Q,,,,,12ggLp4,1QL9, Middle row - TI. Harold, J. Angsten, WQV, hmm, D. Rische, 6,gL, Bfmthwelg, D. Ja , D. ,sj,1gpg1gxon,,E. chri- stensen, A. Meyers, l1...EQ3Ld.1.. Front row - , ens,1.g,kj'1T.ng5jgggk, B. Engle- bretzen, ,E,.,.SJ.s.i.15. 12- Llama. AH. ..,, Y Qyallu. !3.,,.,.,B.e0k,f23gg,, 'W Back row - Q, Qgbsgg-2 .l-A, B. Steckbauer, R. Zaleski, R 1 R. Beck H, Kogppgg Middle row Hickey, E Boeckenhauegs, Baumhardt, A,wyls,QgeJr: M FT efz. mf- 1. Wolf, u. men-111,' Eg- Cl'-1215. Geilg. I5.,,EIgg93,z1:,..!h..,EL1snr1Q.99, H- BOUHSHQF' 65 FRESHMEN n Back row - J. Spangler, E. LQQe,.B. Van Rensselaer, Q. Dufiy, ANBQHMBB, ,1,?:...B112-if L. Habben. Middle row - H. Corey, V. McCormick, S. Jenkins, M. Cowen, J. Mendelsky, E. Beer, B. Wade, D. Rich, M. Korsgard. Front row - W. Baumgart, J. Scharinghausen, E. Kleeman, A. Baumann, R. Davis, N. Bond, R. Mahler, R. Broderson, L. Reinig. Back row - R. Patterson, D. Vander e t J.Freter,jLNSchreiper, B. Grunder, G. Stephens. Middle row - . enz, R. Burns, EQWKEUYE, M. Wellner, E. Hitzeman, J. Eaton, D. Kiemer, M. Meyer, D. Brunger, L. Courtney, B. Hay- den. Front row - A. Jones, C. Brehm, J. Abbot, D. Prochaska, H. Bangert, E. Richmond, B. Liska, L. Carlson. DN ' 66 Back row - R. Wilson, B, Bresemeng4 M. Schaltz, gL,QBSSQH, L. Grey, R. Frank, lI:,Qla.11g,. Middle row - J. Erickson, D. Ric ards, F. Koehling, R. Barnett, D. Levey, R. Dooley, J. Miller. Front row - D. Winnan, B. Jor- gensen, 5. Spiegler, E. Clayton, M. Rothery, W. Int Hout. Back row - R. Vane, C. Haacke, B. Johnson, L. Brown, .W....ELQQ,l3..1 D- Saul'- K Middle row - D. Schmoldt, K. Braun, S. Peterson, F. Van Arsdale, M. Jac - son, R. Rosedale, E. Olsen. Front row - C. Walter, D. Rasmussen, Q. Husum, C. Pleiss, J. Worsdell, G. Berg, C, Mqginlgy, 67 Back row - H.GraupnGr.E. Magee, D. McKellar, G.Boye, P.Rienige, M.Brunke, A. lortenson, E. White, P. Brown. Front row - D. Falgberg, P. Umback, F. Narowitz, M. Smith, R. Muench, V. Klages, J. Verhoff, E. Legg, E. Green. Back row - T. Neal, L. Sale, R. Bender. Middle row - A. Kat- zenberger, C. Luebke, B. Johnson, D. Reinert, B. Beyers, C. Banks, R. Schmolh, G. Graetz. Front row - E. Dandurand, M. Veitch, W. Graaf, L. Vacilek, J. Berquist, A. Carrell, R. Sigwalt, E. Zeinzer. 68 Back row - K. Hallberg, S, Boberi, R. Wilken, G. Carlson, B. Martin. Mid- dle row - E. Hirschberg, L. v n, G. Bidle, R. Flagler, J. Gow. Front row - B. Sloan,B. Kevan, V. McAleer, G. Hamm, D. Gregory, R. Frederickson. Back row - L. Jorgensen, V. Becker, M. Cole. Middle row - , L Krackeg, V. Geisen, L , A. Podstupka, A. Bensen, S. Kou entes, M. z e. Front rovf- J. Weigel, L. Foelz, A. Hachmeister, R. Epley, G. Fox, P. Kibbe, H. Anderson, R. Meyers, B. Walters. 69 E Back row - F. Mason, M. Vogt, E. Stahle, K. Cork. Middle row - 13-Igminh A. Hollnberger, V. Niemet, V. Holl, G. Kreuger, K. Little, V. Ho . ron row - B. Walker, J. Wagner, A. Ruark, J. McLeod, L. Andring, B. Williams, J. Grigsby, C. Frederick. Back row - V. Moeller, R. MacD a R. Cook, H. Herzog, J. Harrington. Middle row - D. Hansen, . Sta m, K. Jenson, D. Hurlbut, K. Burgess, E. McCaben, E. Celabrese, J. Hallberg, D. Laqgndorf, S. Campagna. 70 Back row - E. Jurn, M. Schaefer, L. Bustini, E. Hursen. Middle row - L:- Zugsouski W. Ruoesel M. Keyser JLwEax, H. Lgcki R. Marx R. McCormicE. Froni raw - A. Gifford,J. Foir,'B. Murphy, B. Ladgf E.Green: H. Lujoannan, B. Coddington, G. Shaeffer. Back row - I. Carnehl, T. Strasser, R. Steege, B. Coughlin, B. Wehrmann, Jack Lester, J. McDonald. Front row - D. Hagen, J. Horne, G. Keeler, F. McAnn, D. Wilson. 71 'P H Back row - A. Philipovich, L. Buntenbach, P. Johnson, O. Carlson, L. V111 wock, A. Nelson. Middle row - L. Houck, B. Bevington, L. Henning, E. Wil son, D. Kruse, E. Schmidt, J. Fankhouser. Front row - E. Blaha, J. Carl son, C. Stockman, D. Steele, J. Seng, M. Polkinghorne, W. Vischer, B Christionsen. Back row - A. Eichholz, L. Rosenthal, E. Rubey, E. Kendzie, J. Wrath. Mid- dle row - M. Collison, S. Levite, R. Prochnow, J. Emerson, R. Weller, F. Wunluck, J. Erhardt, M. Williams, P. Fell. Front row - G. Harer, Ks-121-v G. Johnson, E. Kaiser, S. Seipp, G. Geils, J. Garland, R. Calbow, E. Bishop. 72 Back row - ..L.Ba.um-sn, B. Cassidy, . Bm. DOTBXEAXQT, P. Tone. Mid- dle row - V. Walger, M. Stade, M. Hallead, F.'WU5ix'1son. Front row - M. Baker, P. Bowditch, J. Kennard, M. Schenk, B. J. Kettell. Back row - W. Wolter, R. Zwaska, J. Bolton, B. Johnson, H. Ward. Middle row - E,,111ggg, L. Mahler, V. Werhave, K. Schumann, H. Toepel, M. Lutz, I. Nellessen. Front row - R. Klug, B. Wamback, W. Thou, A. Paine, J. Sza- bo, E. Nissen, J. Benson, W. Lauritzen. 75 I , Y 1 F FOODS CLOTHING LIBRARY CH MISTRY ROOM 4 ACTIVITQI STUDENT COUNCIL - Back row - Joan Madsen, Henry Johnson, John Harpham, V. P., Dave Brannin, Flore Qgm er. Middle row - Robert Hoopes, Roger Gregory, AlhQLL,Qt n, Audrey Igrson, Alicia Haake, Robert Gross, Pierce Morgan, lgmea-Lli-I15l.Qi5..A Raymond Frost, Philip Murphy. Front row - 'miiiorie Schwass, Norman Melzer, ,Grant Butler, Rosemary Forsythe, Warren Weller, Pres., Shirley Johnson, Sec'y., Qerhert Rgthery, Alan Mathis, Vir- ginia Grass. ' MW STUDENT COUNCIL - Back row - Dolly Fallberg, Violet Franzen, Jeannette Mac- Luekie, Jack Magee, Scott Alexander, Corrine Fullagar, Catherine Forberg, Marion Jacoby- Front row - Mf'5,!l.E9.-?,aJ.m, Arlene Balles, Verna Gems, Bever- ly Taylor, Dorothy Winnan, eannette Haynes, lggfg Healy, Nancy Hurlbut, Harriet Lindeman, ,Dolores Bgvge.- ' 78 Com ittees in Student Council Publicity Com ittee: John Harpham, Chr. John Dewar Janet Poyer Jim Lunde Rosemary Forsythe Pep Committee: Bob Hoopes, Chr. Mary Jackson Bruce Le Febre Herman Herzog Evelyn Harmening Juliet Rietz Organizations Committee: Grant Butler, Chr. Leland Webber Dick Whitson Catherine Forberg Robert Shales Dorothy Gregory Jane Smith Service Points Committee: Jeannette MacLuckle, Chr Shirley Spiegler George Hand Elizabeth Mansfield Alan Gernhardt Assembly Committee: David Brannin, Chr. Philip Murphy Nelson Tharpe Alfred Risser Verna Kath Marion Jacoby Nan Hickman Bob Gross Hall Duties Committee: Edward Carqueville, Chr. Dorothy Beck Lucille Kolb Lillian Robinson Dorothy Broderaon Norine Kuhlman Albert Prindle Lois Lester Social Committee: Beverly Taylor, Chr. Dorothy Busz FmdDmms Parker Hickey Jack White Shirley White Eleanor Geuder Janet Poyer Kenneth Auer 79 HOME ROOM OFFICERS. Back row - Bro ' Herman Herzog, Jack Simpson, , Phillip ee, Verna Kath, Lllbegt Qgbbegglh ,Grant Butler, e o son, Bob Lang. Middle row - Peter ale, James Haxton ,g,lgn,D,-3-n-gn., Elsie Patrick, Ruth,Webber, Rose MenscHing,,,Eg5gl lL1,eb1g,e,,,, David Hurlbut, Vensel Voightlander, Jack Scharringhouser. Front row - ic James QIQL-gggg, Leslie Schwanbeck, Dorothy Steele, Mae Schribel, Caro Johnson, Phyllis Johnson, Eeorge Henzm, Arthur Paine, Geor- gia Keeler. L h HOME ROOM OFFICERS. Back row - Ruth Blain, Jgmng-s-Bhemgauisb -BEl2h,,,BQQfish, Bill Johnson, ,Q9.Q.rge,.L1pd,stz-om, 1j3lieneAhl2.Q,, Robert Efiiiian, Albert xH'zi'E:'k- meister, John Crowley. Hi'dJd'Ie row - Betty Bevington, Anna Katzenberger, Elinor Kaitschuck, Ej.j.'g,,gg,l,d,, Jack Worsdell. First row - Ruth Kurtz, Judy Kennard, Jack Fankhou-ser, Betty Wadleigh, George Johnson, John Wilson, Ron- ald Mark, Mathew Robertson, qggrlgmevr, 80 HOME ROOM OFFICERS. Back row - Donald Ladendorf, Ben Williams, Raul Hgg-Lge., mb Ha . Middle row - Virginigaauslge, Irene Mueller, George Hand, John Spa Elaine Holm, Dolores liffbord. Front row - Tom Geselbracht, Russell Petrick,Betty:gisenL, Elizabeth, Wpnsf-iezl,d,J'im Lunde, Jim Wilkinson. HOME ROOM OFFICERS. Back row - EQQKQQQ-gg, Herbert Tures, Kent Sterling, Hal Stanton, Henry Proohaska, George Rudolph. Middle row - Betty Redman, Eugenia Schnur, -'I,om,,Sc:,uug.tjQ, Fred Downs, Naomi Carrell, Loretta Healy, . Front row - Mary Garvin, Bernice Rosentreter, Bob Nuyttens, Le- land Webber, .Tack j'lh.i.t.e, Alice Holl, June Carlson, Lucille Kolb. 8 1 ' I ? 'i-.1 HNSE ROOM OFFICERS. Back row - H. Nelson, Kent Sterling, Roy Sloan. Middle row - Jane Smith, , Helen Stevens, arb D. Peterson, R. Rissler, O. Vahrenwald. Front row - E. Wh e, F. Johnson, H. Stanton, B. Shawn, J. Hughes. m HOM ROOM OFFICERS. Back row - D. Loughrin, L. Geile, M. Fischer, J. Pellegrin, E. Kollman, V Franzen, L. Koe 13, J Kehe. Middle row F Klipstein, L. Fleissner: M. Williams, M. Weller, V. Lofthus, B. Dickinson, A. Hill. Front row - JL,.Qgptilllo, M. Conrad,,yLmQh9tyg,,S. Thomas, E. Car- queville, M. Lange, J. Langlofe. ' B2 AGRICULTURAL CLUB. Officers: Winifred Goeppinger, Trees., Don George, The Ag. Club membership is limited to those who are members of a class in agriculture or who have been members of some ag. class, and who are still in school. The club reports that the purpose of the club 'to instil ag- ricultural ideals and cultivate a correct attitude toward farming and fanm fo1k'has lagged to some extent, but on the other hand many of the budding agriculturists can throw a mean leg in a quadrille or the Virginia Reel. ART CLUB. Officers: Back row - len Duncan, Treas. Front row - Jack Chamberlain, Pres., Geraldine Wolf, Sec., enneth Zerrien, Vice-pres. The purpose of the Art Club has been more than a social one. It has been reorganized with the intention of promoting art work and art appreciation both within the school and the communities. Membership is unlimited. Mr. Lewis is the sponsor. 84 BOYS' CLUB. Officers: Back row - Ed. Wuerst, Big Brother Chairman, Joe Singer, Treasurer, r Hood, Social Chairman. Front row - John Harpham, Vice-pres., Willard Zerr e , res., David Brannin, Sec., Frank Sawin, Wel- fare Chairman. lomitted in picture.J The purpose of this club shall be to promote friendship, good feeling, and understanding among the boys of Maine Township High School, and to create a co-operative feeling between this organization and all others at Maine. GIRLS' CLUB. Officers: Back row - Dorothy Busz, Big Sister Chairman, Pat Hickman, Social Co-Chairman, Shirley Miller, Social Co-Chairman, Dudie Rietz, Welfare Chairman. Front row - Jeannette MacLuckie, Vice-pres., Rose- mary Forsythe, Pres., Lorna Bohan, Treas., Bro , Sec. The Girls' Club endeavors to orient the fres en and to promote good will throughout the year. The most important project of the club is the arrang- ing and delivery of Christmas baskets. Among the special interests of the year are the Girls' Club Conference and the entertainment of the mothers and dads. The sponsor is Miss Wood. 85 CAMERA CLUB. Officers: Back row - e ,6hr. of Supplies, Ruth Bus, Program Chr., Henry Setzler, Public ty. Front row - Martin Halvorsen, Pres., Lois Aeppli, Vice-pres., Lillian Cloke, Sec., Mar are es, Ass. Treas., George Lindstrom, Treas. In the latter par of 1955 e Cam- era Club was formed for the purpose of furthering the interest in amateur photography. The sponsor is Mr. Corgan. The club owns all its own equip- ment and has a membership of 45 persons. Once every month the club sponsors the Picture of the Month Contest in which all members display their efforts before the public and compete for prizes. FENCING CLUB. Officers: Back row - Philip Murphy, Treas., Front row - Sec., Allen Mathis, Pres., Miles Kalwitz, Vice- res. 'Anyone in school who is genuinely interested in learning so fence is wel- come to join the club. The aim of the club is to teach and practice the art of fencing. The club at present meets for an hour every Wednesday morning. Extra meetings are often held after school. The sponsor of this club is Mr. Lindquist. 86 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. Officers: Back row - Viola Galantln, Soph. representative, Evelyn Oxenham, Senior representative, Lorna Bohan, Junior representative. Front row - Catherine Forberg, Sec.-Treas., Marion Jacoby, Pres., Rosemary Forsythe, Vice-pres. The aims of the G. A. A. are to promote health and sportsmanship,to stimulate interest in girls' athletics, and to promote social recreation. The G. A. A. awards and social activities of this club are the special attractions. The sponsor is Miss Jay Purves. GIRLS' AND BOYS' RIFLE CLUB. Officers: Phyllis Anderson, Vice-pres., Charles McAleer, Executive Officer, Norine Kuhlman, Sec., Qagk Lev , Pres. Membership in the Rifle Club,which was organfzeimlate in the first semester of the present school year, is limited to boys and girls who are regularly enrolled at Maine, with a limit of one-hundred. The club is affiliated with the National Rifle Association, and its members send to N.R.A. Headquarters approved targets in return for which the Association sends certificates of proficiency and medals of bronze and silver. 87 i GIRLS' TABLE TENNIS CLUB. Officers:jgy3Lj1igsL, Vice-pres., in Pres., Marge Kaiser, Property manager, , Treas. The Girls' Tab e Tennis Club was organized for the purpose of developing good sportsmanship among the girls and to learn the better technique of the game. The girls enjoy playing in our tournaments and their style is gradually improving. The sponsors for the club are Miss Holzboog and Mrs. Grimm. GOOD WORDS CLUB. Officers: ' tine Boberg, Vice-pres., -Miss Smith, Sponsor, Grace Katz, Pres., Beatrice Fe , Sec. Think truly and thy thoughts Shall the world's famine feed. Speak truly and each work of kindness Will be a fruitful seed. Live truly and thy life shall be A great and noble creed. Horatius Bonar 88 1 w JOURNALISM CLUB. Officers: arren Hagenba k, Sec., Dorothy Gregory, Vice- pres., Catherine Forberg, Sec., utler, Pres. Several years ago Maine had a journalism department which functioned to train students for the Maine Pioneer. When the depression came on this department was dropped as was the scEooI paper. In 1957 Maine has resumed the printing of a school paper and in order to promote journalistic activity among the students at Maine, the Journalism Club was organized. The main purpose of the club is to train writers for the Pioneer and it is hoped that in future years, the Journalism Club may be responsfble for the production of the Maine Pioneer. Miss North is the sponsor. MAID MARION ARCHERS. Officers: Pat Hickman, Sec., Ruth Bus, Treas., Jean Cooley, Vice-pres., Lois Aeppli, Pres. The purpose of this club is to promote interest and skill in archery. The group meets once a week to practice, in winter indoors, in mild weather outside. This club is spon- sored by Miss Russell. 89 MAINE CH MICAL SOCIETY. Officers: Back row - Ben Cole, Treas., Philip Henze, Pres., Frank Gregg, Vice-pres. Front row - Lois Aeppli, Co-sec., Jeannette MacLuck1e, Co-sec. In the winter of 1929-50 the Maine Chemistry Club was organized and received a charter from the Illinois Jun- ior Academy of Science in 1950. For the last five years Maine has been the winner of the Chemistry Cup. The purpose of the club is to have greater opportunity in science and to learn to compete with others in a fair and friendly way. The slogan of the competing clubs is: Wlt isn't whether we win or lose, but how we play the game.n The club's sponsor is Miss Cassidy. MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Officers: Back row - Ruth Spangler, Hist. Trips, Nelson Tharp,Publicity, Frances Julius, Social, Rosemary Brcucek, Programs, Ed Wuerst, Sp. Projects, Allan Mathis, Financial. Front row - Fred Downs, Trees., Pat Hickman, 2nd Vice-pres., Alan Gernhardt, Pres., Paul Haake, lst Vice-pres., Virginia Lofthus, 2rd Vice-pres., Nan Hickman, Sec. The Maine Historical Society, organized in 1929, is open to juniors and seniors who are enrolled in or who have taken American history at Maine. The club spon- sors several functions, such as the Good Will Party, the American History Banquet, and all-school dance each spring and several pilgrimages to his- torical places in and about Chicago. Meetings are held on the second Tues- day of each month. The sponsor is Mr. Anderson. 90 P 'MW CLUB. Officers: Jack Simpson, Sec., Jim Wilkinson, Vice-pres., Joe Singer, Pres., Herman Herzog, Treas. The 'MN Club is made up of the boys who have won 'M's' in various sports while they are at school. It was organized by 1924 lettermen. The purpose of this club is to promote school spirit and cooperation among the boys of the various sports. The sponsors are the boys' athletics coaches. MOUNTED MAINITES. Officers: Back row - Helen Stevens, Treas., Elaine Holm, Social Chairman. Front row - Mgane Bugilngton, Vice-pres., Marge Fischer, Pres., Dudie Rietz, Sec. ' This club was formed to enable girls to learn to ride and to enjoy riding with a group. When the girls be- come more accomplished, a horse show will be held. One of the important events of this year was the breakfast ride. 91 MAINE MUSIC MASTERS. Officers: Back row - Nelson Tharpe, Historian ,Air ! en Gernhardt, Vice-pres. Front row - Treas., Bob Jor- genson, res., Marjorie Berg, Sec. The Maine Music Masters is a club to establish a higher standard of musicianship, increase the opportunity for appreciation and personal expression and preserve, increase, and en- courage the spirit of music and further the reputation of Maine as a music center. The me b m ers of the club are honor students of the music department. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE. Officers: Back row - Nelson Tharpe, Vice-pres., second semester, Shirley Johnson, Vice-pres.,first semester, Martin Halvor- sen, manager, second semester. Front row - Lucille Beck, Sec., second sem- ester,Bonnie Kolman, Sec., first semester, Lois Aeppli, Pres., Nan Hickman, contest manager, first semester. Maine has had a ciapter of the National Forensic League since 1951. It is now second largest in the state of Illinois and ranks high in the national roll call of chapters. About 55 students with a total of nearly 100 degrees of honor make up the present chapter. Membership is attained by students winning merit points for suc- cessful ' participat1on in inter-scholastic speech contests of which debate is the most important. 92 RADIO CLUB. Officers - Clyde Woehrman, Vice-pres., Nelson Tharpe, Pres., Mr, Burke, Sponsor, John Landeck, Sec.-Treas. In 1952, the Radio Club was organized under the sponsorship of Mr. Burke. The purpose of the club is to give instruction in radio to those students who desire to obtain an Amateur Radio License. Group meetings of the club are held at irregular intervals to instruct new members in wireless code. Smaller groups get to- gether frequently at the homes of those members that have transmitters. SAFETY CLUB. Officers: Paul Connor, Sec., Henry Johnson, Vice-pres., William Walger, Pres., Don Farmer, Fire Marshal. The Safety Club was founded by Robert Mares, director of auto mechanics, and Warren Weller. The club is organized to promote safety practices and habits among the students of Maine. The club's duties are to regulate all traffic on the school grounds, to supervise fire drills, and to distribute safety education lit- erature. 95 SCIENCE CLUB. Officers: Martin Halvorsen,Vice-pres., Odette Vahrenwald, Sec.-Trees., Ben Cole, Pres. The object of the Science Club is to promote interest in science and to develop among its members the spirit of scientific investigation. Membership in the club is open to any student who is taking biology, physics, or chemistry and who is primarily interested in the field of science. The sponsor of the Science Club is Mr. M. S. Johnson. S. P. Q. R. Officers: Back row - Frank Ruark, Tribune, Jack Crowley, Junior Consul, Philip Murphy, Consul, ake Praetor. Front row - Clara Louise Fulde, Censor, Shirley Webber, Quaestor, Alicia Haake, Aedile. The Latin Club was formed in 1953. The offices are named after the actual Roman officials. The purpose of the Latin Club is to enliven interest in Latin and to further appreciation of Roman subjects in general. The club holds its meetings once a month. The twg climaxes of the Latin C1ub's year are the Saturnalia and the Roman banquet. The sponsor for this club is Miss Sedlacek. 94 SUB-DEB CLUB. Officers and Executive Council: Back row - LaVerne Carl- son, Dolly Fallberg, Treas., Shirley Spiegler, Eva Mae Legg, Margaret Fis- scher, Marie Dunn, Sec. Front row - Dorothy Kllppert, Lorraine Schumacher, Jane Smith, Dorothy Mclllhenny, Pres., Dudie Rietz, Barbara Haskins. The Sub-Deb Club was organized with the purpose of Heveropingvtysmeans of wider interest poise and personality among the girls at Maine. Each chapter composing the club has its own special objective and by a synthesis of these, a wider, fuller, and richer life for its member is attained. Miss Collom is the sponsor. TERRAPIN CLUB. Back row - Jean Sawin, Loretta Healy, Marjorie Merrill, Lillian Mann. Front row - Marion Jacoby, Vice-pres., Helen Everhard, Pres. An honorary club for any girl passing a swimming test with a certain number of points. This club is the desire of all girls keenly interested in swim- ming as it represents the ability to swim well and accomplishments in num- erous water events. The club's sponsor is Miss Ruch. 95 BOYS' ARCH RY CLUB. Officers: ke, Sec., Donald Fick, Vice- pres., Bob Warkentien, Pres., g13d,Grgy, Treas. The Boys' Archery Club was founded at Maine during the school year 1956-37 by the boys inter- ested in archery. The purpose of this club is to further interest among the boys of Maine in the ancient art and to make it a recognized extra-cur- ricular activity at Maine. Archery is a means of obtaining healthy exercise and also of promoting good sportsmanship. GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB. Officers: Dorothy Green, Vice-pres., Esther - Liggsggq, Pres., Elaine Holm, Sec.-Treas. The Girls' OW 1118 Club was formed to enable those girls interested in the technique of bowling to learn and to have the opportunity of enjoying this sport which is one that can be used and enjoyed later in life. The sponsors of this club are Miss Ruch and Miss Parolini. 96 SENIOR SENIOR ORCHESTRA A CAPELLA 1 I 1 1 I I 4 I I 1 I I 1 1 i I i 1 1 ff-r 1----M '1r unnnnni GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB MUS I C RO OM 101 C PUBLIPC SPEAKING ROOM 1 ffl!! 'fs' Q4 1 i 1 I fu I Y w W 8 QAM! GYMNASIUM SWIMMING POOL HEAVYWEIGHT FOOTBALL TEAM - First row - John Dewar, y, Bill Van Keuren, Capt. Joe Singer, Duncan Simpson, John Harpham, Robt. Olson, George Mc Donald. Second row - D n, Mgrg Willis Farwig, Warren Boeck, Arthur Gabrielson, Russell Patrick, ehn Don Far- mer, Robt. Fender, Harold Bethke, , , Asst. Mgr. Third row - Robt. Riedel, Bob Wesley, Dick Loughrin, Frank Gregg, Julius Wettin, Clifford Hagen, Myles Kalwitz, Art Schuette, John Pancgggg, Coach M. S. Johnson. LA GRANGE La Grange 12-6 Maine OCTOBER 24, 1956 106 LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL TEAM. Back row - Coach Rogers, Kropp, R. gueitbrink, St6inke,,ggg5, H. Brand, Grant, McCa1montT'EEEEE'TRTbhter, R. FYan5fT'KEH5, Captain, k. Middle row - Deverea gli.-sgggj, Prochaska, gghgginhf Har rove, Ehottg, gg3IQ6Ql,TQmi9hamB1gy, Alexan er, Porter, J. Scott, Mgr. F ro'nt row - regory, Asst.-Mgr., Wa1geI',..KIS-fi-, Menschi-ng, lggghgzx, ggjclgrelga, Hulg, Elder, Lunde, Carqueville. . . Lt lx LA GRANGE La Grange 12-6 Maine OCTOBER 24, 1956 1.07 HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL TEAM - Back row - H. Bethke, S. Horravich H. Ster- ling, , W. Hoen'n J. Scott, W. Johnson, . F. Fab- bri. Front row - C. , H. Hood, A. Schuette, B. Was ey, D. Tosch, R. Bresgggng, B,-M Daehg, LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL TEAM - Back row - Ed. Carquevi11e,Mike Witohic , Ray- mond Brant, Jim Kinder Fred Deming, em, llaach.-fPu-rner. Front row --Ed Krowka Jack Reille John Kehe Cagt. John Karigh Robert Gross Henry ProchasEa,lChar es eyers. , n 'L , 108 .14 .J - ' SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM. Back row - Nggtn Dewar Qjgqggl Ho ood mlI:3gL ,-Qh3LStanton, Mgr. Front row -45agney,?isyogel: VangE-an, Ste 1 J a ,Ephorich 1 Krowka ' - , - Y,-W ,x,, R, in FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM. Back row - Mgr., Edward Nissen, Mgr., ck Richards, Philip Tone, Roger Barnett, Austin Nelson, William Walters N , Coach Willism Ashley. Front row - R Bresemann, John Wrath., Bill Walters, Charles Smoljan, Edward Green, Donald ITL sm,,, Walter Lauritzen. ,,,.........,.,.,.,,A.. emu, ,nM, , ,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,MH,,,. 109 Allow ,- ,,,. mn ,n H 4 , , In SENIOR SWIMMING TEAM - Illinois State Champions,1937. Back row - Dick Math- ison, mgrg Clif alsh Al Risser, Norman Dunteman, Edward Wuerst, Jack Simpson, Coac Samuey zulo. Middle row - Roy Sloan, Dick Herman, Bill Stegner, Captain Willard Zerr en, Robert Stembridge, Kenneth Zerrien, Ar- nold Blume. Front row - Howard Werner, George Bouten, James Wilkinson. s JUNIOR SWIMMING TEAM. Back row - Jack Evleth, Mgr., Lewis Heubner, Coach Samue lo, Elmer Barth, Arthur Olson. Front row - Anthony Susan, orge Johnson, Capt. Floyd Fulle, John MacDonald, Kenneth Johnson. 110 TRACK TEAM. Back row -QMS. Johnson, lg.. ,C.,,.Ml11'Z-1110, M. S. Johnson. Sec- ond row - N. Mglzgrl R. Thornton,qHTfJbhnson, A. Sdhhette. Third row - J. Singer, . Porter, R. Petrfcli, E. Gre33,A.....EB.rJ1Sworth, B. Nyttens, H. Her- zog, O. Carlson. Front row - H. Runde, J. Lunde, T. gghqetpgg, N. Marozick, J. Harpham, R. Pierce, J. White, G. Rudolph. 'A X '4 ' FRESH AN-SOPHOMORE TRACK TEAM.Back row - Walters, G. S. Johnson, S. C. - zglg, M. S. Johnson, .HQDIDQQEL Second row - Noehnklf, Eng, Gabrielson, rag- stat, Green, Peterson, Hobben, Neal. Third r w - E. Juern, Hansen, Perklns, Cottington, COgLBllQ.,TODS, Patterson,,AuaIiT Front row - Mgr. Baumgart, Bielle, Stein ock, Gregg, Jenks, Rudolph, Ward. 111 CROSS COUNTRY--1956 West Suburban Conference Champions. Back row -,lirggh Baum Sgntigp Begg: Capt. Herzog Nuyttens oach Hers bar er. M ddle row 1 earoe,, rson,, Taylor, F. Baier, Frani, rom, a Front row - Runde, mgrg H. Baker, North, Fankhouser, F. Johnson, chuettge, Mgr-g ozick. TENNIS TEAM. Front row - Mr. Harrell, ,H..B1ac.k, G.....B2il9.I1, W' Peterson, E. Jiedi, 0 V . Front row - B. Elder, .Baume.g,.,Fankhouser, H. Husum, J. Crowley, C. Banks, G. Strobach,,,,,D T.. .n ,M ,-,...,..W - 112 - -W GIRL' SWIMM NG CHAM IONS OF FALL OF 1956. Back row - B. J. Merrill, J. Langlois, J. Theis, C. Lieboldt. Front row - H. Stevens, Capt., R. Weber S. Madsen. GIRLS' BASEBALL TEAM--Champions of fall of 1936. Back row - M. Wolf, A. Hall, V. Kath, E. Finnern, E. Fritz. Front row - H. Sterling, M. Jacoby, E. Foydle, Capt. S. Johnson. 115 SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM--Champions of 1956. Back row - M. Schwass, M. Wolf, G. Landmeir, C. Fulde. Middle row - C. Forberg, H. Sterling, Verna Kath, Captain, J. MacLuckie, E. Finnern. Front row - P. Mills, B. Rosentreter, C. Fritz, M. Jacoby, S. Johnson. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM--Champions of 1957.Back row - M. Rosedale, E. Fritz, D. Kruse, V. Kath, H. Sterling, M. Jacoby, G. Landmeir, N. Poehls. Front row - I. Wil1e,QM.,Svast, Capt. G. Katz, R. Katz, T. Affrisio, V. Ullrich. 114 SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM--Ch8l11pi0I1S of 1937. Back I'OW -,M.L..S.YB.S.I., V. Kath, M. Jacoby, A. Hall. Front row - E. Foydle, M. Mueller, UEptT'ETMFritz, D. Kruse, M. Wolf. BIG TEN BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS--1957. Back row - E. Haas, P. Light, C Fixlde. Front row - D. Kruse, Captain Violet Kath, Viola McCormick, S. Web er. Those not in the picture are M. Jordan and L. Gifford. 115 ART STUDIO 116 W OODWORK SHOP BIOLOGY LABORATORY it 117 MECHANICAL DRAWING ENGLISH ROOM 3 in Qlilfis F f 2 118 CAFETERIA CHRISTMAS PAGEANT 119 CHRISTMAS PAGEANT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Lois Aeppli Marjorie Berg Hugh Black David Brannin Richard Bresemann Dorothy Busz Ben Cole Alan Duncan Donald Fabian Catherine Forberg Rosemary Forsythe Clara Louise Fulde Thomas Geselbracht Frank Gregg Verna Hacke Martin Halvorsen George Hand Evelyn Hanmening John Harpham Alice Harwood Philip Henze Robert Hoopes Henry Johnson Shirley Johnson James Lunde Jeannette MacLuckie Norman Marozick Charles McAleer Jane McKinley Edith Meineke Philip Murphy Ronald North Jane Pellegrin Betty Redman Marjorie Schwnss These forty three students are Maine's chapter of the National Honor Society. They are elected by their teach ers and classmates on the basis of these four qualifi cations: Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character Dorothy Stemmerman Nelson Tharp Donald Tosch Marjorie Turner Leland Webber Richard Whitsou James Wilkinson Marjorie Wolf PIONEER STAFF H. Johnson P. Murphy D. Farmer M. Jacoby F. Gregg J. Harpham D. Fabian J. Crowley K. Forberg The Pioneer has begun this year a new chapter in its life. Suspended for several years, the paper is again appearing regularly--this time in mimeo- graphed form. Its fortnightly issues are genuine reflections of student views and ideas. Its pages fulfill the need for an organ of student expres- sion, and the paper offers invaluable opportunity to students who wish to gain experience in writing for publication. In fact several of its contribut- ing staff have graduated to contributing to local newspapers. The Pioneer is a medium for Maine's students. 121 GEORGE HAND JEANNETTE MACLUCKIE VERNA HACKE Associate Editors DONALD FABIAN Editor-in-chief A I JACK CHAMBERLAIN PRISCILLA KIESSLING LOIS AEPPLI MARTIN HALVORSEN Asst. Art Editor ' Art Editor Asst. Photography Editor Photography Editor :Nga mr! Qs g 1 p 'Lhh V ' .1 ,A . E 2 H ff,'355335i ., EE? ZQWQRA .5?Him ,'A,'. --'--' g3ai'r,s 4ma'x?swW an ,.f, - .- A 1 ,,'.f ' -' if L- ', 5 if 'ffii ',-, ,'f' 'f 1' 'rkhy Q, 11 K' ' ' dA , A - M, - - . ' . MR. LEWIS MR. CORGAN MISS CHAPMAN MR, LEGG Faculty Sponsors 122 BETTY REDMAN JOHN HARPHAM PHILIP MURPHY DAVID BRANNIN Business Staff VIRGINIA GRASS GEORGE LINDSTROM HENRY SETZLER Photographers MARJORIE TURNER Co-Typists APPRECIATION This first issue of the new Maine yearbook, The Lens, is a product of experimentation. The entire staff has cooperated to the best of its ability to make this book to be a photographic record of the activities of the year 1956-37 at Maine. Undoubtedly future Lens staffs will make great progress and great improvements on this early effort, but this year's Lens has accomplished its purpose in breaking ground and starting the way. This Lens is the first yearbook Maine has had for a decade, since the last issue of the Quill appeared. Since the days of the Quill, Maine has grown not on y n its physical size and the number o s students but in the variety and scope of its activities, and The Lens has tried to record some portion of these activities in It? pages. The book has demanded many hours of work from all who participated in its creation. The design and complete layout of each of the pages was done by our art editors, Jack Chamberlain and Priscilla Kiesslingg and on the successful completion of this work depended the success of the book. The photography, which is the life blood of the book, is the work of Mr. Corgan, George Lindstrom, Henry Setzler, and Martin Halvorsen. The unsurpassable typing was done by Marjorie Turner and Betty Redman. Invaluable also has been the cooperation so generously given by Miss Chapman, Mr. Lewis, and Mr. Legg. The book belongs to the students, but the work belongs to the staff. The support of the students in subscribing to the book was the guarantee fund. But on that foundation this year's staff has had to build a new book without any guide or example from past history. The difficulties attendant to the task for the most part could not be foreseen and had to be met as they arose. To the abilities, enthusiasm, persistence, and encouragement of all those who worked with him, the editor cannot offer praise enough. 125 Q ,sa 6 1.4 S ? 1 ' S2 5. Vicar igrfisw sf si 1. 4 L I 4 3 1 ,., I gm , 2 is 7 v 3 x , my 3 G Z? 1 i .wg M G 5' ,W Q, Q pl Q fy . 1 ,Xiu '99 .2225 ...A - i1V?QfWT', A 7' ' -f5i 5 ...Nj ., f -- f ,,,,yL . ., -,-, Q:-,M Ni 1 , l ,T ,E .K , .... ,X ,ifgffi-'i ifigi -lllkilvis fii n -..,.