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

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SOCIAL SCIENCE CL UB SPANISH CLUB Mr. Cummings, sponsorg Allenby Lyson. presi- Seated: Dave Koehler, presidentg Margie Ander- dentg Annelise Graebner, vice-president: Ida son, Helen XX'illiams, co-vice presidents, Stand- Lou Wigert, secretaryg jane Wfibergg, treasurerg ing: Miss Lowery, sponsorg Pat Lawson, difeq. Andi Koehler, Care Drive chairman. tor of Spanish Chorusg Helen Anton, publicity chairmang joy Wfilson, secretaryg Lois Larson, treasurer. STAGE BILLERS Miss Yatesg sponsorg Carol Benson D . ', es Plaines secre- taryg Sarah Koerner, presi- dentg Carol XX'illiams, Park Ridge secretary. STAGECRAETER TECHNICIANS Fron t: 'NX' e n dell Byram, treasurerg Roger Anderson, historiang Darryl Kropke, president B k . ac 1 Mr. Hoag, sponsorg Nancy Christian- sen, vice-president' , , Joan Kalamarie. point secretaryg Mr. Siclcal, sponsor. THEATER CLUB Marillyn Tufte, ac- tivities chairman, Carolyn T alle y, vice-presidentg Ken Hamilton, presi- dentg Mr. Sickal, sponsor. Not pic- tured: -Ioan Kala- rn a r i ' ' e, recording secretaryg D u a n e Bauske, C o r r e - sponding secretary, 31

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MOUNTED MAINITES Front: Sue Basedow, vice-president: Miss Case, sponsorg Sue Lewis, treasurer. Back: Helen Lockhart, presidentg Barbara Joern, secretary. RADIO CLUB Seated: Bob Herz, president. Stand- ing: Bruce Ammer- ni a n , vice-presi- dentg jack Arbo, secretary, D a v e Pellett, treasurer, Mr.Whitfield, sponsor. PARK RIDGE BOYS' BOWLING CLUB Phil Brunett, presidentg Gerry Westphal treas urerg Dave Waltman, vice-presidentg Chuck Cochrane, secretary, Mr. Rosenquist, sponsor PEP CLUB Front: Barb Spiegler, vice- presidentg Diane Bucholz, presiclentg Diane Rothen- berg, treasurer. Back: Sylvia Hansen, jan Thies, co-secre- tariesg Miss Solheim, spon- sor. PHYSICS CLUB Front: Beverly Cober, sec- , treasurer, jon Wigert, pres- rctaryg D o t ti Carpenter iclent. Back: Jim Tough vice-president, Mr. Rider Mr. Burk, sponsors.

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55 VARIETY SHOW DOWN YOND:ER IS A BIG HIT It,s Mardi Gras time down yonder. All of New Orleans celebrated the Mardi Gras in the '55 Variety Show. The toiling slaves, the excited tourists, the busy shopkeepers, and even the street cleaners joined in the spirit of the holidays. Many hours of hard work were put in by stu- dent council members, stagecrafters, and the cast. Aided by Mr. Sickal and Mr. Hoag, Judy Seese, student director, and Tom Dickinson, stage manager, organized the show, With enthusiasm the cast rehearsed long hours, while behind the scenes crews painted and built sets. As a result of the demand for tickets, three performances Of the play were given. The cast played to over four thousand people during these three days. This in itself was enough reward for all the time and labor put in to make the show a success. S.P.B.Q.S.A. Marge and Gower Rockettes Candidates Pictured above are three of the more than thirty acts in the variety show. Judy Seese Tom Dickinson Front: Judy Helmich, writing committeeg Bob Goodspeed, build- Student Director Stage Manager ing, Ricky Pofahl, batton chief. Back: George Bennett, lighting, Lowell Gratigny, buildingg Darryl Kropke, scenery, Bill Kunz, ass't. stage manager. dr ma