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

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board of du YI'--was ,M 71 Henry G. Doemland Mr. Philip A. Paulson Mr. james E. Gibbs President Mr. Norman L. Olson Mr. Robert L. Rosbe Several years ago additional classrooms were necessary to meet the needs of a growing high school enrollment, Through the efforts of our Board of liduczition, classrooms have been pro- vided and equipped with such ultra-modern Ei- cilities as indirect lighting. non-reflecting black- borirds, and sound-proof walls. XVith the growth of the school the work of the Board becomes increasingly complex and timt-Vconsuming. No civic authority renders more vital service to an y community than the Board of llduczltion, In return for their constancy, wisdom. :md integrity, we offer our zipprecizitioii and respect. M .H-' 'OAL nlll r mr? L lay Mr. Arthur E. Schroeder 7 'w a ,ry V , e tion

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x X Authority . , . Dealing with futures . . . Magnanimity . . . Introduction to the panorama of knowledge , .. Newcomers-thirty-seven . . . Interest in you . . . Super- vision of fifty-six extra-curricular activities , . . Technical standards unsurpassed . . . Records and report cards . . . Axis of qgmpug life. . . Trustees of youth . , . Intellects evolved , . . Our advantage , . . Nonpareil M ASW wiv r H, Na ' yt W jst 35, t, io. X N- '-,-t a' we .xv N- f - if W G Nils 'Q X i li W an

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up rint ndents Mr. Anderson faces daily many prob- lems which have no counterpart in the an- nals of secondary education. Because of his facility and integrity our community enjoys maximum high school opportu- nities. As assistant superintendent, Dr. Stolte must coordinate policy and practice. No one is more familiar with faculty and stu- dent problems. Dr. Stolte concerns him- self with details without losing sight of the life goals of education. Qfdvfxez