Maine West High School - Legend Yearbook (Des Plaines, IL)

 - Class of 1964

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HALL MONITORS Junior and senior students serve as hall moni- tors. They check hall passes and greet visitors. A friendly and outgoing attitude is an asset which these students must possess. Front row: Terry LaVergne, Kathy Taylor, Jan Bochor, Pal Kleiner, Karen Floskamp, Cheri Anderson, Terry Finn, Karlene Weber. Second row,- Laura Skibbe, Barb Bauman, Barbie Sigolove, Cathy Blewer, Terry Elktns, Sue Colic, Kathy Kurtz, Sue McMahon. Third row: Paul Idee, Jim Di- matteo. Earn on Anderson, Warren Michel sen, Pamela Barry, Linda Bryson. flock row: Tony Bachmura, Jim Hendley, Al Eyre, Tom Herzog, Lorry Forley, Jim Henry, Bob Gundelach, Jan Strom. HALL RECEPTIONISTS These girls are responsible for checking hall passes and welcoming newcomers and visitors. The girls rep- resent the friendly attitude for which this school has long been respected. FronI row: Sue Beyers, laurel William!. Linda Ander- son. Back row: Karen Peterson, Bev Nedwed Linda Rodin. HISTORICAL SOCIETY History honors are acquired through the special history test given each year. The high-scoring students on this test are entitled to join Historical So- ciety. The seven top history students receive further honor from the D.A.R. front row: Jim Gotfield, Dan O ' Connell, Jackie Pi roino, Kathie Benson, Louis Bauman. Karlene Weber. Second row: Mary Ann Gembicki, Ed Lopoinle, Lu- cindo Pump, Karen Strudlhoff, Davis Hall, Mrs. Aegen- ter. Third row: Keith Johnson, Carolyn Songster, Lorie Egelston, Pamela Barry, Carol Horper, Col Lewis. Bocfc row: Judy Nixon, Janet Virosiko, Jeffery Higgijis, Kenneth Crepos, Mary Wright, Richard Wills, 34

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Front row: Ruth! Sommer, Sandy Kunkel, Moureen Quinn, Pot Callaghan, Debbie Quinn, Peg Johnson, Grekhen Rivard, Mr. Cochrane. Second row: Pott! Kotgcs, Cynthia Schorr, Diana DeFranco, Paulo Clayton, Ardes Buckley, Donno Meier, Peg Calloghon, Bucky Sawisch. Third fow: Steve Wischweh, Bob Kunkle, Chuck Esposito, Phil Hwoy, Dick Heller, Robin Swam, Back row-. Charley Curren, John Blehorski, Dick Lunsford, Dove Aegerfer, Cal Lewis, Jim E. Corley, Neshan Keshian, John Abbott. BROTHERHOOD SOCIETY Each year six students from each class are elected to the Brotherhood Society by members of their class. These students promote good will and sportsmanship throughout the school and community. Students on the Frosh-Soph debate team par- ticipate in inter- and intra-school debates. Through this they gain valuable experience to enable them DEBATE TEAMS to join the Varsity debate team. Any student interested in learning the art of debate may join the team. The Varsity debaters represent Maine West at various meets and tournaments. They must stay informed about all current events and issues to be prepared for the debates in which they par- ticipate. Fronf row: Steve Liija, Carol Niemonn, Joy Heck- enbach, Shoron Olsen. Sec- ond row: Shonnon Connelly, Kafherine Kinser. Lucinda Pump, Craig Goedecker, Lu- cretra Jomes, Bock row: Bob Londeck, Linda Virostko, Robert Sherwin, Dot»g Berg- man, Steve Sherwood, Carole Lampru, John McCoilum. VARSITY DEBATE front row: Craig Goe- decker, Cheryl Fradefte, Patricia Goss. Dawn Plotter, Dru Owen, Miss Conway, Second row; Mr. Edstrom, Chris Sparrow Randy Deon, Jackie Pi- roino, Sfeve Korina, Mary Wright. Back row: Carl Groh, Mary Ann Gembicki, Rob Reinhart, Ph. I Engle, Kenneth Thompson, Tim Zijewski,



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rr . LIBRARY HELPERS These students hold the responsi- bility of delivering library slips to study halls. Their main jobs include helping with attendance in the library and checking out books. Front row: Mrs. Wessberg, Conme Heoly, Sue Snow, Mary Bortnichak, Terry Miller, Mr. Lindeman. Second row: Susan Hug, Diane Bouman, Lois Sfom, Peg John- son, Solly Kennedy, Elizcbelh Gfonge. Third row: Jackie Piraino, Marie Jo Gorgolione, Vicki Lester, La Donna Leonard, Jeanne Higgins, Martha Buckely, Kalhie Benson, Shirleen U ' lrey. Fourlh row: Carol Frankell, Pal Goss, Diane Weldon, Barbie Sigalove, Annette Sobb, Michelle Schiavon. Bock row- Nancy Wiese, Jill Johonson, Jim Bouman, Roger Oland, Dovid Floskamp, Malt Bunyon, Bob Sackrison, Sandy Breuscher. LIGHTING DEPARTMENT The lighting crew works in con- junction with the stagecrafters on all school performances. They also work the lights at all parties and dances. Front row.- Richard Wilson, Gordon Scherer, Com Murdoch, Steve Schneider. Second row. Greg Nelson, Chns Nyberg, Paul Hummel, Gunlher Semper, Marie Weaver. Third row: Tom Holtz, Greg Weathers, Bill Grrce, Tim Keane. Sack row: Ray Pifke, Tim Redmer, Keith Johnson. Jeff Clement, Olfo Quasthoff. Fronf row: Carl Copeland, Arline Boyer, Sue Conn, Jill Williams, Morjorie Wille, Pat Martin, Betty Gone, Nancy Wille. Second row: Mary Ann Gembicki, Koren Rivord, Donna Wolf, Lorie Egelston, Nancy Bo wen, Dovis Hoi I, Marionelo Jones, Virginia Schaefer. Third row: Rich Honn, Don Grundler, Phil Hwoy, Jim Hatfield. Jerry Tippenei- ter, Tom Balmo, David Humphreys. Bock row: Mrs. Neidorn, Rog Pease, Dave Thinnes, Brian Dole, Robert Schapper, Wayne Morkworth. TRIM Modern Music Masters is a national honorary society. Students must be in a concert music or- ganization and have a high grade average to obtain membership. The purpose of the organiza- tion is to serve the school, church, and com- munity through music. 35

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