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

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,Admini fmfor DR. E. F. STOLTE R- J- FROST Aggigfanf Superinfendenf Administrative Assistant . N' A s 4 1 is UA Dr. STolTe is a keen observer of The sTudenT scene. His decisions are moTivaTed by The needs of The gre-aTesT number of sTudenTs. Always he musT balance The ideal wiTh The pracTical. Anyone vviTh a problem has found sympaTheTic counsel in Dr. STolTe. No adminisTraTor is more cognizanT of Maine's developmenT over The pasT 20 years Than Mr. FrosT. As Teacher and dean, Mr. FrosT has influenced The educaTional developmenT of Thousands of Maine alumni. In his conTacTs wiTh boTh sTudenTs and faculTy, he exemplifies The inTegriTy, courTesy, and insighT which are The marks of The culTured educaTor.

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HARRY D. ANDERSON Superintendent 1949-1959 It is with sincere appreciation and great pleasure that We dedicate the 1959 Lens to Mr. Harry D. Anderson in recogni- tion ot 10 years of devoted service to the school and the com- munity. Nlr. Anderson plans to retire about September 1, after 48 years as teacher and administrator in Illinois public schools. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson have recently purchased a house at Fairhope, Alabama, where they plan to make their home. We Dcdicrzfc this book to an administrator a scholar an educator a great senior citizen An institution is the lengthened shadow of one man EMERSON

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Kwzrd of fducafivn The Township has placed The tinal responsibility Tor The Tormal education of its youth in These men. No civic authority renders more vital service to any community than the BOARD OF EDUCATION. The 56,800,000 west Maine school is being brought to completion as a result of many extra hours spent by The Board in ironing out The hun- dreds oT difficulties any one of which could result in months of delay in making These additional class- rooms available. Henry G. Doemland PRESIDENT l W. Bert Ball Daniel H. Jacobsen Henry O, Marcy, III Philip A. Paulson Robert L. Rosbe Arthur E. Schroeder