By Linda Shoeman

In this issue, the Maine West celebrity camera focuses on the female side of the faculty. That's right, not only do the male faculty of our school steal the spotlights, but many of our own "Miss and Mrs." teachers are scene stealers, too.

We turn your attention to Monday afternoons where Lily (Mrs. Alice Aegerter) Ruskin of "December Bride" makes life eventful for her daughter and son‑in‑law. Later on, Fran (Mrs. Pauline Jenness) Allison entertains us on "Kukla, Fran, and Ollie."

Tuesday, Schultze (Mrs. Beverly Nissen) tries to see what's cooking on "Love That Bob!" Also seen Tuesdays is Carol (Miss Mae Jean Engen) Burnett on the "Gary Moore Show."

Wednesday mornings bring "Our Miss (Miss Hariett Johnson) Brooks" and her famous English classes. The evening brings "Hawaiian Eye" and Cricket (Miss Barbara Hulse) Blake. Also seen is "Bringing Up Buddy" with Aunt (Miss Ruth Smith) Violet and Aunt (Mrs. Valerie Hackett) Iris adding spice to the show.

Thursday offers Donna (Mrs. Rosella Dieter) Reed and Hazel (Miss Ruth Basenbach).

Friday evening brings Wilma (Mrs. M. Peters) Flintstone and Betty (Miss Barbara Bovenmyer) Rubble of the stone age onto our modern day television sets.

Saturday morning welcomes "Tugboat (Miss Kay Piercewho, by the way, lost quite a bit of weight since her last performance) Annie" and her misadventures on the river. That evening Della (Mrs. Patricia Myers) Street helps Perry Mason solve his numerous cases. Sharing the same time, is Pinky (Mrs. Charlotta Andreas) in "Roaring Twenties."

On Sunday you can see Dorothy (Miss Carol Weber) Collins confuse innocent by‑standers on "Candid Camera."

Well, that's our "teacher preview for your television viewing pleasure." Tune in this week to your favorite shows starring your own "favorite 'star' teachers."