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

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pf ,i l yi SQ rp Joseph Stilp, M.A.E. Chairman His trips to Vienna and Algiers presented him with incomparable subjects for photo- graphing and painting -his hobbies. tri tly urri ular ...creative expression of emotionmpractical direction of talentmshowcases and exhibits ...prismatic colors and glace textures A typical American, he is unequivocally a lover of coffee and his backyard. Crafts f , :I Art III 8: IV Joseph P2iWl0WSki, John Sebastian, B.S. M.S. Chairman His adult and his teenage students know his slogan: Drive safe- lyg the life you save might be mine. 1 2, Q f LT? Driver Training ...over 500 licenses-issued yearly He has glided to the peacefulness of fishing from the great exertion of college boxing. . . X 5 JW: fmsiiw L 14 M-wW 'f 0mm

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MAIN OFFICE HELPERS LEFT T0 RIGHT: Patricia Stanley, Darlene Nelson, Judy Porte, Barbara Lambrecht, Joyce Wurster, Sharon Leverenz, Elaine Butenschoen, Mary Spiggos. HALL RECEPTION ISTS FRONT RON' D Hanson L Wilkins L Okerson. SECOND ROW J McClayton P Crimm J Penkava. THIRD ROW: K Roland S Riddle C' Sunshine Bliflx ROIV: V. Holmes, FRONT Mtrtmi Sitneclxe Ch xrlotte Armour, Sue Vance, Mrs. cfrlth Mrs Ph ir C trol Schumacher YFCOND: Barb Auer, Jomne Piczkoxxslti Pit Dirnelx Bette Lohr Janet Walhridge, PARKING LOT MONITORS FRONT ROI! .' D. Cerwonky, R. Kander, D. LeBlang, S. Smith. SECOND ROW: G. Stevens, D. Albano, J. Wright, H. Young. THIRD ROW: J. Moore, B. Nyborg, T. Boerger, D. Dattilo, M. Ward. FOURTH ROIV: F. Schembs, J. Lewis, V. Pagel, T. Gillick. FIFTH ROW: D. Wahler, E, Cadiff, J. Ropa, R. Hutmacher. SIXTH ROW: R. Peterson, M. Main, G. Stousland, G. Harker, L. Sciarra. BACK ROW: L. Fivaz, G. Matejka, J. Ross. W. Karolczak, P. Wenz. 'I3 AUDIO-VISUAL SERVICE FRONT.' Jim Wilson, Mike McLaughlin, Tom Weiss. SECOND: Myrom Linderman, Jim Jacobsen, Rich Shewfelt. BACK: Bill Benning, Todd Parkhurst, Jerry Boeldt. BOOK ROOM CLERKS LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Reimisch, Fred Hillman, Dick Stuart anvil'- 4 Q15 M-if -4 - I WM 'Wffi

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O. W. Brown, M.A. Chairman Taking care of his two children and their dog supply plenty of the do it himself projects- he enjoys. Sidney Drain, B.A. Spare time for him is divided between football, model building, and water skiing. Margaret Fairchild, M.S. Department store personnel work is part of her t background that precedes teaching at Maine. Bookkeepmgl Helene Holmes, M.S. The experience gained from her secondary occu- pation, secretarial work, is no doubt valuable to her students. BUSINESS EDUCATION one hundred twenty typewriters, at switch board, and ledgers...clerks, private secretaries corporation- presidents -in the future Elwood Hughes, B.S. The underclassmen have an energetic athletics enthusiast in their baseball and basketball coach. Robert MacDonald, M.A. His chief hobby is searching for time to pur- sue one. A-.li!U27!:::e'., tw?--pi in Ruth Smith, M.A. Seven-thousand business wise students are the Steno r h H products of her tenure at Maine. g ap Y Dorothy Solheim, B.A. She puts theory into practice every summer when she spends a few weeks doing practical office work. Helen Stuart, B. Ed. A poodle with flocks of tiny curls and a trip to Paris and London are what the future holds for her. Corinne Van Dyke, B.A. She received the education for her teaching career on vast university campuses and in small colleges. janet Woodall, B.A. Learning all about Maine, doing secretarial work, and getting settled in her new home is her twenty- four hour job. 'I 5