"LOVE‑30! " is the cry that is known to all the members of the Maine West Girls' Tennis Team. This year the girls participated in the North Suburban Tennis League winning four meets and losing three. The victories were over Niles East, 4‑3; Maine East, 4‑1; Glenbrook South, 4‑0; and Deerfield, 5‑0. Maine West was defeated by Evanston, 2‑4; Maine South, 3‑4; and by Niles West, 2‑3. This record puts us in third place in the league, under the first place Maine South team and the second place Evanston team. Outside of Conference we had one win over Forest View, 4‑0, and one loss to Oak Park, 2‑5.

The team had two graduating seniors this year, Leora Winksi, '66, first doubles player for three years, and Dotsy Wagar, '66, a member for four years and a third singles player. An outstanding newcomer to Maine West and the team is Dorothy French, '69, who as a freshman is already playing first in singles and is ranked in the city tournaments.

The other members of the team are: Pat Clement, '67, Ruth Christian, '67, Sherry Catardi, '67, Bonnie Junius, '67, Gail Branda, '68, Renee Gatsis, '68, and Jan Rowen, '68.

Miss June Thompson, sponsor of the team, feels that "the tennis competition is the best that it has ever been." Next year we should do very well because most of the team will be returning."


The Maine West hockey field was a place of turmoil and action on Wednesday, November: 10, as the students played against the faculty in a stirring hockey game. Although the girls on the student

team tried their hardest, that professional group of faculty members was victorious with a score of 5-1. The faculty team was Mrs. Nancy Kerby, Miss Ruth Nichelson, Miss Janet Rauch, Miss Barbara Bovenmyer, Miss Dorothy Riddle, Miss Mae Jean Engen, Miss Karen Adolph, Miss Marlene Paset, Miss Marsha Hyatt, and Miss Marsha Storey.

The students who participated are: Shari Kohl, '66, Julie Szabo, '66, Leora Winski, '66, Carol Currier, '66, Peggy Loebach, '68, Bonnie Junius, '67, Kathy Gross, '67, Jean Hettgar, '67, Mary Klug, '66, Dotsy Wagar, '66, and Robin Van Osdol, '69.


If any arrows were seen flying through the air after school on Tuesday, November 2, they were coming from the archery range as the students competed against the faculty. Three rounds were shot from 20 yds. and three rounds from 30 yds. The high scoring students, Carole Deske, '69, with a score of 25, Laura Greenaway, '69, with a score of 39, and Sally Semunyon, '69, with a score of 29, all shot from 20 yds. Shooting from 30 yards, the high scoring students were Mary Ann Budzon, '69, with a score of 49 and Carole Deske, '69, this time with a score of 53. The high scoring teachers at 20 yards were Miss Dolores Broncato, with a score of 52 and Mr. Fred Bencriscutto with a score of 78. High scoring faculty members shooting from 30 yards are Miss Corinne Clark with a score of 86 and Miss Marlene Paset with a score of 51.

Other student participants were: Kathy Kallstrand, '68, Pat Dierks,'67, Karen Bendyk, '69, and Diane Schettko, '66.