Lane Tech College Prep High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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MASK AND SHEARS Top Row: Mohs, Kaplan, Taylor, Gordon, Vrablik. Row 2: Lantvit, Kayzyckl, Firszt, Lastovich. Front Row: Mr. Graef, Lukas, Hoover, Kabot, Bretsnyder. President ...... Vice-President . Sec retary .,..... Treasurer ........ Sergeant-at-Arms Sponsor ....... OFFICERS Stuart Gordon Dole Lantvir Thespians Entertain School As an extnacurricular activity lin the field of dramatics, MASK AND SHEARS provides a place for the interested boy to broaden his tal- ents and skills, During the one practice period held each day, the members rehearse their roles in various productions for Technicapers and the aln-nual play, Covering malny phases of dramatics, such as satire, tragedy and comedy, these performances give much pleasure 'tio the student body and to members of the faculty. ElNlSlGN Howard Kaplan outlines to Doc Siu Gordon his plans for retaliation to the latest of the captain's abominations in the Mask and l43 Shears' Mr. Roberts. Howard Koplar . Dave Vroblilq Tom Litkc Mr. John Graet 1

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SOCIAL STUDIES Stand ng Mr. William Kuecker, Mr. Dominic Lombardo, Mr. Dennis Morrissey, Seated: Miss A'ice Barron, Miss Margaret Connolly. Analyziing the past with care will gain for the history student an insight in-to current affairs, which are of great value in the lite of the average person tod-ay. The important subject ot history is taught in three main di- visions at Lane: Early World History, Modern World History, and United States History, the last two being required couirses. SOCIAL STUDIES prepare the student for the respon- siibiliities he must face as a voter and aoiltii- zen and giive lhiim an understanding of the system of government under which he lives. ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Robert Swar, Senior Alumni Committee, Mi. Lester Hook, Student Council, Student Court, Mr. David Singer, Lone Forum on World Affairs, Mr. Donald Sherman, Projectionists. SOCIAL STUDIES Left to Right: Mrs Sherry Colisott, Mr. Donald Sherman, Miss Lucille Moynihan, Mr. Larry King, Mr. James Slattery. LANE FORUM Top Row: lakal, Gordon, Ragoza, Dubetz, Tringle, Muoksch, Chotfnes. Row 3: Starzyk, Kuta, Mahis, Baker, Melnick, Krulik. Row 2: Sokolotf, Hesse, Pal- uch, Vassos Front Raw: Klegerman, Batcholderr, Dcl Geriio, Konet, Samalas, Mr. Singer, , l Histor Traces Past ACTIVITY SPONSOR Mr. Ralph Moore, Aviation Club. VARIED DEPARTMENTS Standing: Mrs. Yvonne Childs, Miss Elisabeth Flynn. Seated: Mr. Ralph Moore. SOCIAL STUDIES Left to Right: Mr. Robert Swor, Mr. Lester Hook, Mr. David Singer, Mr. Samuel Wein- stein. L , il . . u-miuu:

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ENGLISH Left to Right: Miss Diana Kaczkowski, Miss Patricia Sheehan, Miss Sharalene Lieberman, Mr. Andrew Sotter. ENGLISH Left to Rightzi Miss Josephine Kaczkowski, Mr, John Graef, Mr. Allen Blair, Mr. John Connors, ENGLISH Left to Right: Mrs. Nellie Epple, Miss Louise Harries, Mrs. Lillian Howard. ACTIVITY SPONSOR Mr. Andrew Sotter, Chess and Checker Teams. Main objectives of the ENGLISH depart- ment are to develop within each situdefnt both the ability to communicate effectively and an appreciation of good literature. ln order to accomplish these goals, four years of English are required of the student. He studies gram- mar, which enables him to understand and use our complex language, speech and Coim- position, which train him to express his thoughts clearly, and literature, which ac- quaints him with the literary heritage of many nations the world over. ENGLISH Left to Right: Miss Ruth Corrigan, Mr. William Davis, Miss Helen Klinger, Mr. Walter Pawul, Miss Mary Gibbons. ACTIVITY SPONSOR Miss Mary Gibbons. ARROWHEAD A TECH PREP Mr. David Dean. ENGLISH left to Right: Mr. Edward Dougal, Mr. Calvin ACTIVITY SPONSORS . . ' Mr. John Groot, Mask and Shears Public Speaking Penlleldf MILS' Sorqh Cohlllr MVS' Beverly Show, Clubg Mr. John Connors, Anglers, ' Mrs, Catherine Wing.