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

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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

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DANCE BAND Back Row: John Tash, Gordon Clif- ford, Ralph Davis, Neil Kios, Jim Gibbs, Bill Ellinger, Jim Drysch, Bernhardt Langer, Gene Ross, Mary Ann Catton, and Joan Biorken. Front Row: Harold Carter, Dick Hoeneise, Martha Clarke, Tom His- sem, Jim Phillips, Dick Brown, Har- old Coe, Ray Mowry, Doris Carlson, and Howard Olsen, conductor. The dance band is directed by Mr. E. R. Sarig and recruited from members of the concert band and orchestra. lt was featured in the exchange as- sembly which the Student Coun- cil sent to La Grange in April and is in frequent demand for school and community functions. Sweef Woicecl anal Qolalen '7anecf A A CAPPELLA SOPRANO: Muriel Cameron, Mary Ann Catton, Karin Clafford, Mary Kelsey, Alice Kort, Marbara Leichsenring, Ida Lobenhofer, Joan Mraz, Jeannine Niebergall, Shirley Oksnee, Beth Percival, Doris Rhodus, Diane Stagg, Joan Steil, Mary Kay Sweeney, Joan Reichenberg, Donna Waffle. ALTO: Rita Ahrensfeld, Mary Jane Behlke, Virginia Birchfield, Joy Biska, Joan Biorken, Joan Burrows, Marilyn Collignon, Elna Ellinger, Jean Geils, Lois Harper, Frances Holmes, Phyllis Kunisch, Helen Lindgren, Shirley Miner, Virginia Raedecke, Nancy Wilcox TENOR: Donald Ahbe, Roger Beach, Phyllis Creighton, Dorothy Dahl, Bob Ludman, Jane Martin, Sally Schapanski, Gerald Van Stockum, Jim Waffle, Fred Wenigman, Harvey Whetstone BASS: Dick Baker, Tom Beals, Cliff Creighton, Roger Davies, Pete John- stone, Bud Larson, Bill'Leachy, Louis Maday, Bob Mueller, Howard Olsen, Karl Schalk, Don Treffeisen. 24