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

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HIS HANDS JUMPING ON THE KEYBOARD o typing student puts to use the training he has received. T pmv Aids Efficiency Accuracy as well as speed is emphasized in the TYPING classes. Since the creation of this course in l954, many students have taken advantage of th-e opportunity to learn this skill. Knowledge of the methods involved in typing reports, letters, and business material has provein invaluable to those going on to college as well as those entering the business world. The typing course has proven itself to be very popular with both the novice and the advanced typist. QISING THE TOUCH SYSTEM, Ronald Pilty strives to goin speed as he types in Miss O'Toole's class. 159

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ASTROPHYSICAL SOCIETY Top Row: Ohm, Lorkowski, Shierer, Tolpin, Gunder- son, Pavlic. Row 2: Greco, Jacobsen, Fries, Lesmon, Mechanic. Front Row: Rieley, Leske, Aldon, Grawe, Citto. OFFICERS President ...,..,,.....,........... Terry Aldon Vice-President ................. Thomas Jacobson Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . Lawrence Leske Historian .....,... ,... . . William Ohm Sponsors , .,.,.,.. ., Mr. James Tortorelli Mr. William Lewis Electronics and mathematics are the basic tools used by the members of the ASTRO- PHYSICAL SOCIETY. The students, who are specially chosen for their technical ability, work as a group on projects whicih explore the upper reaches of the earth's atmosphere. The most recent projects of the society have been the launchings of instrument packages attach- ed to balloons to gather information on cosmic ray strength, temperature, and the pressure of the atmosphere at various altitudes. JETS CLUB V , Top Row: Losch, Shimkovitz, Tortarelli, Mensching, White, Gurber, Wick, Kiiek, Chmielewski. 'Row 5: Sikoro, Vetrano, Szostkowski, Racibozynski, Hoff- mann, Payne, Hoffman, Knapp, Kolanowskl, Kaplan. Row 4: Papelcux, Chobalowski, Kozlik, -Starzyk, Reilley, Fries, Baillie, Adamczewski, Borkovich, Row 3: Kowalski, R. Levin, Fogelhut, Manasse, Bereza, Abelman, Exposito, Porsky, Wilson, Altrnever.. Row 2: Cawluk, Stasioski, Bannack, Savkovich, Cociappo, Siegel, Collias, Wild, Zwano. Front Pow: Tabor, Manig, Zyrkowski, Nelson, Jelen, Mr. Heflin, Mue- ksch, Mannasse, Schierer. Q OFFICERS President ...... ,..., ,..,... ,.... H e n ry Jalen Vice-President . . ......... Theodore Szastkowski Secretary .,....., ...... K enneth Losch Treasurer .,....,,. ., Frank Racibozynski Sergeant-at-Arms , , . ...... Richard Levin Sponsor .,......,.... ,.,,.,., M r. Arnold Hetlin W 4 s 1 Junior Scientists Organize Clubs With enthusiasm unabaied by two qualified successes, members of the LANE AMATEUR ROCKET SOCIETY are currently working on their third and fourth rockets. These latest ettorts of the society are destined to be fired at the Fort Bliss, Texas, army base where LARS made its previous attempts. The third rocket will be a more powerful version of the XLR-2 and will carry a beacon trans-mitter tor radar tracking purposes, while the XLR-4 will be a much larger rocket with an instru- ment payload and a nosecone release-recovery meahanism. r AMATEUR ROCKET SOCITETY Standing: Matthas, Maranlz, Pytlik, Nalwaka, Pat- ten. Seated: Weunselbaurn, Mozowo, Schulz, Gruin, Mr. Eckl. g OFFICERS President .....,..,.........,. ... Nicholas Gruin Secretory .................,.. . .,.. Hugo Schulz Propulsion Comm. Chairman .....,.. William Pytlik Aero-dynamics Comm, Chairman ...... Ken Mazqwa Spomor ,............ .....,.... M r. Joseph Eckl Reaching out into the vast darkness of science and technology, memibers of the JETS CLUB are ever in the search of knowledge. Though they meet only once a week, they are in actuality at work every day of the semester creating new problems to be solved and new exhibits of science and engineering. The know- ledge gained from tours, movies, and lectures provides Lane's future engineers with a real understanding of what they will have to accomplish in their future years.

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ARROWHEAD-TECH PREP STAFF ARROWHEAD Editors-in-Chief ..... Carl Rothrnann Charles Marantz Top Roiw: Gordon, Stanfield, Levin, Long, Krueger, Kaczor Mr. Young Waterszn Hoffmann Freeburg Row 3,1 Basan, Schrager, Calvallo, Schaefer, Ross: Row: 2: Marantz, Rathmann, Reinhofer, Front Row: Nichols, Palmer, Ogata, Muenchow, Klima. TECH PREP Editors-in-Chief Paul Muenchow ............,...... Edward Ogata James Cavallo Managing Editors .............. Robert Reinhofer Bruce Gordon Photo Editor .................... Kenneth Kulzak Art Editors Frank Gaard ...................... Louis Orson Kenneth Susinka Business Managers ...,.......... Jay Woterson Richard Palmer Editorial Advisor ... ... Miss Mary Gibbons Sponsors ........ .... M r. Joseph Young Mr. Tadeusz Szalinski Journalists Create Award-Winnin As soon as an issue of the TECH PREP or ARROWHEAD is completed, the writing, edit- ing, and proofreading of the next one begins. Although such a schedule is nerve-wracking, it produces award-winning publications and well-trained journalists. Staff-members gain writing experience in both the factual para- graphs of the Arrowhead and the creative short stories and poetry of the Prep, Last year's Arrowhead won the All-American and Medalist awards from the National and Columbia Scholastic Press associations respectively. m 4, ARROWHEAD-TECH PREP STAFF Standing: Miss Gibbons, Klrkegaard, Martinez De Rouin, Hoffman, Rehwinkel, Gordon, Faitum Acevedo, Peterson, Pctrelli. Seated: Vassos, Wahkskog Gianetti, Brzezinski, Rapicr, Paskvan, Swieca, Rapp, Colovos. ....L . ,