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

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ew gs , s These pictures represent iust a samp ting ot the types ot activities in which we engage as we prepare tor grown-up citizenship. Top ieft: Editor Janet tfienchie considers possibiiities ot some ot the many pictures that have tound their wa into this book. Extreme iett: t-iere's the group that was so active in campaigning during Student Councii eiection week kDaiiy News photoj Center: The iayettes which Pat t-taiiing and Joan Bibich are acking for the Red Cross represent oniy ' ' h name ot charity which ' . Upper P one protect in t e the '47 Ciub compieted this year right: One of the tabieaux inciuded in the Christmas pageant, ioint product o d drama departments. ns. the music, art, an Lower right: Putting up decoratio

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'L 6 8.4. . :ki There'-:r certainiy no tack ot communiry spirit around here. With more than seventy-tive per cent ot our student body beionging to at ieast one or our torty- odd organi-nations and participating in some form ot co-curricuiar activity, we rivai any aduit group in civic pride and ioyaity. When iiveiy teen-agers bursting with energy and ambition put their shouiders to the wheei, things begin to move, and there's aiways a host ot wiiiing workers ready to heip make iite n more enioyabie and worth a student's interest ' ' sports, our tow Whether writing, with in t r aii. art, inted whiie o ' drama, r ocqua r group be music, or iust getting bette his ciassmates, there is a ciub o ' ht tor him. he re iust rig

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT Maine's m u si c department, headed by Mr. A. M. Harley, has completed an unusually success- ful year which reached its climax at the annual music festival given May 2 and 4. The Concert Band, directed by Mr. E. R. Sarig, and nineteen soloists and en- sembles from the band, orches- tra, and vocal groups received first ratings in the district con- test at Highland Park and en- tered state competition at La Salle-Peru on May 10. Miss Allene Russell, director of the B A Cappella C h oi r and teacher of classes in harmony and composition, was a new and additional member of the de- partment staff this year. Wfe fqae are lffadic 11446014 CONCERT ORCHESTRA VIOLINS: Donald Anstedt, Barbara Baird, Robert Berger, Phyllis Carlson, Joanne Carnehl, James Duncan, Helmuth Groehn, James Lienhard, Ruth McMahon, Patricia Ricklefs, Ronald Smith, Ray Stilwell, Fred Vook, Mary Watson, Fred Wenigman, Paul Raabe, Gerald Russell. VIOLAS: Stanley Schorum, Robert Schumann. CELLOS: Helen Matteson, Florence Padden, Dorothy Ricklefs, Allen Scott, Melvyn Thomas. STRING BASSES: Mary Ann Catton, Don Roberts, Bob Sweet, Le Roy Vavrinek. FLUTES: Alice Diefenbach, Mary Hill, Florence Risler. OBOES: Pat Herrick, Joyce Robinson. CLARINETS: Richard Koepp, Howard Steele, Howard Olsen, Leslie White. BASSOON: Jane Tyre. SAXOPHONES: Tom Hissem, James Phillips. FRENCH HORNS: Bill Haake, Donna Cyrier, TRUMPETS: Bill Ellinger, James Gibbs. TROMBONES: James Drysch, Sevald Nielsen. TUBA: Kenneth Slining. PERCUSSION: Ralph Davis, William Hug, Rose- mary Wray. XYLOPHONES: Mayne Miller, Stephen McDermott. ACCOM- PANISTS: Margaret Duncan, Virginia Neal, Joan Wills. Irflisg 'fl