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

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ENGLISH literature from the year 449 to 1957... , reading 430 words a minute...our written ,. heritage . T W is Phillip E. Ford, M.A. Chairman He has studied in one of the most scenic areas of the United States at the University of Oregon and at the world renowned University of Chicago. Robert Barker, B.S. Woodworking and spending summers in the state of Maine are examples of what he considers time pleas- antly spent. Ruth Basenbach, M.S. Cats, cats, and more cats are her secret weaknesses. Vera Blazek, M.A. Her several years residency and previous study in France are vital parts in the French course which she also teaches. Anne Lauterbach, M.A. Touring Europe and gardening have been the con- trasting aspects of her vacations. William T. Ludolph, M.A. He has been a member of three Big Ten Champion- ship Golf Teams. Phyllis Masak, B.A. Her three most important tasks are teaching, selling, and homemaking. Joseph Paul, B.A. Stacks of foreign language records are entertainment for him and an aid to his students. M. S. Pool, M.A. His summer home in the mountains of Colorado is the background for his collection of 35mm. slides. Barbara Rioux She has lived in France and Bavaria, but her immedi- ate plans to return to the Continent include neither country. Alice Russell, M. This is her first year back after a long absence. She was formerly on the staff of Maine Township Junior College. Ellen M. Seaberg, M.A. She hopes that someday a Grand European Tour from Stockholm to Venice will no longer be fantasy. Harold E. Todd, M.A. His international travel plans include the capital of France and Tokyo. Paulene Yates, M.A. Literature and music of the international brand are her main diversions. Devejo 1-1111 ental Reading English I 'I 6 Xl Xxiff? Rf r

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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

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tx FOREIGN LANGUAGE mnnbrenrstudded buHedn boards.. quaintance with five cultures...mov1es and Russlan II recordings as visual and audto aids Hilda Lesh, M.A. Chairman El Rancho Grande is characteristic of the type of music she enjoys. Marion Fisher, M.A. Collecting dolls and playing bridge vie for first place as her primary recreation. Valrie W. Hackett, B.A. Her experiences have run the gamut from studying at the Sorbonne to owning a collection of newts land guinea pigs. Daniel T. Holbrook. M.A. The languages with which he is least familiar are spoken fluently by his parakeets. Margaret A. Lowery, M.A. In the United States she has studied in a private col- lege and at a state university: she has studied on the Continent also. Walter Lussky, M.A. He is completing his eleventh year as a teacher and a student activity sponsor at Maine. Harold Meconi, M.A. At the end of his second year, he is very happy here at Maine . Joseph McGillis Minnesota, Wisconsin, and the West form the tri- angular path of his summer travel. Virginia Snyder, M.A. The summers of 1954 and 1955 were among her most enjoyed vacations as she studied at the Sorbonne in Paris and at the Academy in Rome. ug-ll X2 627 mf cy . HC- French Classes john Thompson, B.S. After checking out in the main office, the U. S. Army Reserves and wedding photography often engage his time. Richard Calisch, M.A. His intense interest in foreign affairs has made a visit to Port Said and Budapest an ambition. Rosemary Hart Case, B.A. Since she attended college she has been a devotee of horseback riding, and now she sponsors a riding club at Maine, Edward N. De Laney. M.A. He has attended the three leading universities in Illinois and now resides with his family in Glenview. William C. Hoag, M.A. He has shown his interest in the theater by the work he has enioyed doing for Mair1e's dramatic productions. Addie Hochstrasser, M.A. Her summers are spent in some conveyance for travel and on the golf course. Dorothy Jacobson, M.A. Chicago, boasting of 3,000,000 inhabitants, is her hometown, present residence, and vacationland. Edna johnson, M.A. Water colors have doubtlessly prevented the fading of scenes from her western travel. Florence Lamson, B.S. This is my first experience living outside the state of Pennsylvania . . . we are glad we made the change. I7 . - 1 ll f ff I ff, 'fl A ff . ., A11