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

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X X R Y is 1 PHOTO STAFF Left to Rnghf: Fries, Brown, Lood, Newman, Mr Topp, Yeh, Kulzok. Nrrowhead And , M' .man-, F4, ' STANDING: Orson, Piafek, Susmka, Guard, Warken- thein. SITTING: Silvester, Mohiser, Plucinski, AN ENLARGEMENT is prepared by photogra- pher Joseph Lombardo in the quiet darkness. of the photo lab. ' A , fs. fa' ga 1 ' EMM' Aw 1, nh I gg ' Prep

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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 . ,

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DAILY STAFF Top Row: Gordon, Mueksch, Fosdalc, W. Payne, Kasperek, Tabor, Schieer, Kuntzendorf, Matz, Hoff- man. Row 6: Molnar, Lamp, Starr, Brown, Saba, Kiczula, Ohm, Nelson, Szosfkowski, Morita, Gladkin. Row 5: Swee, Klawinski, Grawe, Gorski, Knapp, Zemrowski, Bemis, Watson, Achwarz, Krug. Row 4: Griffin, Muise, Dorin, Swanson, Daszko, Gorczyca, Leske, Skotarek, Kloda. Row 3: Petroys, Weismehl, Koop, Kaplan, Kuta, Von Liski, Mc Ghee, Sokolof Evans, Kon-et. Row 2: Stefaniuk, Gabler, Groh, Stiern, Pinsker, Kowalski, Tynan, Oda, Kozuch. Front Row: Strauia, Aldon, J. Payne, Mrs. Cahill, John, Jarrow Andreoli, Goelz. DAILY EDITORS Co-Editors-in-Chief ...,,..,.......... John Payne Douglas John News Editor .,,.,, .. Conrad Kowalski Feature Editor .. ,.,. Larry Pinsker Sports Editor .,,, . . . Korlas Strauja Business Editor . .. .. . Michael Goelz Editorial Editor . .. ..,..... Terry Aldon Column Editor , ,. ...,.... Charles Stiern Editorial Advisor . .. ..... Mrs. Sanah Cahill Sponsor ...,..... . . . Mr, William Kuecker Daily warded NSPA First Cass Honor Rating The ultimate purpose of the forty-five stu- dent reporters who make' up the DAILY staff is to gain as much experience as possible in the fields of reporting, writing, and editing. Under the guidance of seven editors, the staff produces news stories on school sports and social happenings as well as numerous feature PLANNING THE NEXT DAILY, Terry Fosdale, Michael Goelz, and George Lamp inspect copy for inaccuracies, misrepresentations and grammatical errors, articles and editorials. If their work is done well, members are eligible for Scholastic Press awards and staff patches. As the mcst widely circulated ofthe three daily hgh schools pub-V Iications in the country, the DAILY provides Lane students with many minutes of informa- tive and enjoyable reading. COVIPARING OTHER SCHOOL PAPERS with the DAILY, Rcharj Starr notes differences in format, as Ted Szostk- ' 'vski prepare his copy. Q g , '34 sa rf ,Jw