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WMTH FM Student-Operated Radio Station WMTH-FM is a student-operated FM radio station that went on the air in December 1959. It continues t

02/09/2021

WMTH-FM past and present staffers: Be aware that a reunion is being planned for a Saturday in Spring 2022. Each studio will be open for tour followed by an afternoon "open mic" event. All this similar to our 2009 event. Sorry for the delay, but COVID-19 delayed our 2020 planned event.

23/03/2020

OUR 60TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION has been delayed. Come back later.

Visit our Facebook group "WMTH Alumni" or our web site www.wmthalumni.com
23/03/2020

Visit our Facebook group "WMTH Alumni" or our web site www.wmthalumni.com

Joseph Passarella bio (Maine East ’72) (Provided on March 11, 2020 posted via Admin) Joseph R. Passarella – Biography Joseph Passarella is a veteran voice over artist, actor and announcer with over 20 years’ experience. His voice has been heard bringing life to scripts for numerous high profil...

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WMTH-FM student-run radio station at Maine Township High Schools

WMTH-FM grew from an idea in the 1950’s. It went on the air at Maine Township High School (later Maine East) in Park Ridge during December 1959 with the voices of Harrison Ford and Marshall Seese as the first students on the air. Later, as the other schools opened, studios were established at each school. As WMTH staffers and sponsors come and go, this page was established by former staffers at WMTH Alumni, an informal group who continue to celebrate the anniversaries of the station first going on the air in late 1959.