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

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TOUCHDOVUN PASS AT HOMECOMING MISTLETOE MAGIC

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UCfiVifi6I Looking back we recall . . . . . . the race against Pioneer deadlines . . . the endless job of rewriting copy for the Lens . . . the clubs that always seemed to hold their meetings on the same night . . . the thrill of beating La Grange at the Homecoming game . . . the tedious Messiah rehearsals and the success of the hnal performance . . the anticipation and anxiety before Variety Show tryouts . . . the suspense while new National Honor Society members were being considered . . . the furious activity during election week . . . the feeling of achievement upon finally receiving a GAA award

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PIONEER UPPER STAFF Front: jane Idleman, Carol Campbell, Hel- ga Knollmuller, Pat Burbridge, Gay Mor- rison. Back: Elna Brunck- horst, Bob Mills, Miss Seaburg, advis- or, Dave Koehler, Sue Ettswold. PIONEER LOWER STAFF Front: John Kelley, Judie Harwood, Har- riet Donnelly, Rolf Renner. Middle: Paula Berlet, Anita Litsinger, Mar- gie Anderson, joy Wilson, Judy Cook, janet Krecker. Back: Tom Blake, Hal- sey Matteson, Laura Passou, Carol Lee Veitch. is PIONEER EDITOR Dick Bauer I2 THE PIONEER Sounds of the Pioneer staff, hard at work, are gone. In their place are many bi-weekly papers, tucked safely away in a drawer, which will always bring back memories of the year. All the responsibilities of the editor, Dick Bauer, and his capable staff have been passed on to a new group. class mem- bers, who were thrilled with a by line not long ago, now find themselves in top positions. Under the guidance of Miss Seaberg, these students have succeeded in giving to Maine a complete record of the school year. Working closely with the staff were Mr. Concidine and the boys in print shop, who did an efficient job on every issue, pioneer