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

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SCIENCE SOCIETY Top Row: Bassi, l-ries, Blomsteat, Gartz, Stontield, Glese, Liahtbody. Row 4: Vifeismehl, Ludwig, Ogrod- nik, Schierer, Gordon, Wasyliw. Row 3: Pivorunas, Mourmann, Hesse, Hirsch. Row 2: Ludwig, Yamouchi, Ccurscn, Mazoikas, Evamia, Burhans. Front kow: Mr. Macs, Klegerman, Konet, Mattis, Krulik. Freshmen Learn Basic principles ots astronomy, physics, biology, and chemistry are covered in the GENERAL SCIENCE course. Experiments that deal with wearther, optics, and the eyes enable the student to'more easily accept the prin- ciples presented to him in classwork. Films enable the teachers to bring the students up to date on scientific topics such as space flights, weather forecasting, and star map- ping. l.ane'is General Science classes try to create an authentic interest in the students with closs work which is enjoyable and inter- esting as well as informative. GENERAL SCIENCE Standing: Dr. Walter Briney, Mr. Leo Zinde'l Mr. Alexander Brainer. Seated: Mrs. Belli- Slutsky, Mrs. Shirley Weinberg, Chairman Mr. Robert Kulieke. ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Robert Kuliekc, General Science Advisor for Science Fair. 41 ...J orricsks President ...,,............,.. Melvin Klcgerman Vice-President .... ................. B orry Konet Secretary-Treasurer .... Michael Krulik Sergeant-at-Arms ,. .. Howard Stonfield Sponsor ........ . .. Mr. William Lewis Basics of Science C

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N IMPORTANT PART of a Laneite's education are the Technical Subjects of shop, drafting, and the sciences, for although this training rnay never be of professional use to him, it will develop his powers of reasoning and his aptitude for manual dexterity. lf the Laneite enters the field of technology, such training will provide a basis for further study. TECHNICAL LIBJECTS

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BIOLOGY Standingzi Mr. Stanley Tabor, M.. Danica Wan- zung, Miss Margaret Dreessen, Miss Junarden Williams. Seated: Miss Phyllis Larson, Chairman Miss Loretta Figg, Miss Florence Arenberg, ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Stanley Tabor, Garden, Greenhouse, Biology Advisor for Science Fair, Miss Junarden Williams, Clean-up Committee. Ns... Biologists Examine Complex Grganisms Examination of lite processes, Darwin's Theory of Evolution, and the classification of living things are included in the study of BIOLOGY. The student obtains knowledge not only from books but also trom actual obser- vation and dissection of plants and animals in experiments. By analyzing the ainatomy of laboratory animals, the biology student gains a better understanding ot the structure of man. In addition to interesting laboratory work, he must tackle and master challenging reading material and vocaibulary. EXAMINING the wonders of a living organism, Henry Barnow and Donald Chornomaz make use of a microscope in biology class. BIOLOGY CLUB Top Row: Louf, Bassi, Blomsteadt, Schierer, Fries, Mehlman. Row 3: Peluch, Hansen, Sten, Fletter, Hallmark. Row 2: Kreel, lmanqka, Morgen, Bloom- field.kFront Row: Weismehl, Mahis, Klegerman, Konet, Kruli . OFFICERS A President , .... ..... i . . ,. .,,..... Michael Krulik Vice-President ....,..,.... : ....... Eiarry Konet Secretary-Treasurer , . . ..... DOVIU Mehlmon Sponsor ....,..... .. Miss Loretta Figg