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

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3 Kw- 'I X Standing from left to right are Jim Fletcher, Jean Miller, Ted Koemer Doris Soutar, Mary Kay Watson, Frankie Murray, Miss Ellen Seaherg,Nancy Nelson, Marjorie Brown, Anna Mae Raupp. Seated is George Smith. Fmnt Row: Margaret Kniihts and Jane Lawrence. Second Row: Joan Gallup, Ken lljorhquist, and Charles Baxter. Last Row: Chuc Rohe, Dick Savage, and Virginia Wolfram. Standing is Roxanne Jones. Editor . . Managing News . . Features . Sports . . is ch ah gies Art.... lfditorinl . Printing . 7Ae . . . . . . Charles Hayes liditor .......... Pat Rose Editorial Assistants . . Anna Mac Rnupp . . Nancy Nelson . . . Chuck Rohe . . . George Smith . . . . jean Miller . ...... . . .lim Fletcher Advisers . . . . . . . . Ellen Seaberg . . . . Geralcl Concidine P' Slay

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'7!w .fem Sllaff Room 211 is a heehive of activity from the first day of school in September until the last in june, for it is the home of the Pioneer and the Lens. The production of the yearbook consumes most of the out-of? class time of a highly qualified staff. Tradition has made superior yearbooks a requirement, and, somehow, each staff manages to perpetuate this tradition. Securing some six hundred pictures showing more than seventeen hundred students requires the utmost in diplomacy and cooperation, and it is the proudest hour of every staff men- ii Lens Staff: Don Tollefson, Laverne Flentie, Jean Miller, Jeanne Pagiiueeo, Gerry Schmidt. la-ns Assistants: Barbara Kiefer, Sue Schulze, Ruth St'lll1llfUlSlii. Iivde Stiefetilioiefer, Thelma Aflllhlfllilil, Sally Hood, and Jim Dune: ber when the edition is delivered to the students. This year's Pioneer Staff, under the editorship of Charles Hayes, has lween increasingly active. Besides preparing the regular sixteen issues, the staff has undertaken, as a special project, the publishing of a lllue and White literary supplement, which has appeared periodically throughout the year, as a feature section of the paper. The Pioneer also sponsored a special Keen Teen Assembly at which Andy Russell was the featured guest. lfditor, janet Tavernery Business Man- ager, Geraldine Schmidtg Senior iflass l-fditor, l.aveme lilentieg lfnderclass liditor, -leanne Pagnuceog .Nrlministration lfditor, jean Xlillerg Art liditor, Don Tollefsong Assistants, llarlwara Kie- fer, Sue Schulze, Ruth Scliapanslci, lim Uuncan, llede Stiefenhoefer, Sally Ilood, and Thelma Armstrongg uldyiser, Xlr. Nl. S. l'ool1 l.ayout Artist, Nliss lloris Kessler.

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Ori n un 30 Jw Q7 Y S2 we gow The G. A. A. Board is the heart of the Girls' Athletic Association. These girls have the responsibility of planning the Sports program :is well as providing the G. A. A. inem- bers with social activities through- out the year. The annual bam dance, an all school social function, and the Play Days are highlights of the G. A. A. year. Top Row: Pat Miller, Mrs. Cutter, sponsor, Beverly Stoltzg Ruth Scha- panski, secretalivg Marilyn Treacy. Semnd Row: Doris Carlson, treas- urer: Frankie Murray, social Chair- man, Joyce Dominik, water ballet representativeg Mayalla Kalal, pres- ident. Bottnm Rms: Eleanor Sch- wiesowg Mary Lou Bjorkquistp Margaret Brehm. Absent is Dede Stiefenlioefer, vice-president. Left to Right: Rose Ann Carlson, Wanita Bennet, Betty lvlalecki, Carol Larson, Nancy Carter, Carolyn llaggo, Ruth Schapanski, Barbara Nielson, Carol Knudson, Beverly Nielson, and Kathie Steinke.