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

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fi L Wgigfrffflr 3 SENIOR SWIMMING TEAM Top Row: Oberg, Christensen, Sayinskl, Vrechek, Claus. Row 3: Coach Pretzel, Sniegowski, Guericky, Pitera, Suzuki, McCu1e, Pinto, Jacobs, Rhode, Baike, Hayashi. Row 2: Anderson, Jokiel, Prange, Kuszinski, Von Bruchhauscr, Aufoengarten. Front Row: Gawrych, Herringshaw, Pesher, Potter, Miklos, Couper, Buzyna, Wales. i . X, :.,. , J 1 QQ .fx Lf, Mermen Take Dual Title JUNIOR SCORES SENIOR SCORES LEAGUE PLAY LEAGUE PLAY Morgan Park LL LLL 2I Lane Morgan Park ..... L Lane Steinrnetz LLL LL 7 lLLne iteinmetz .L.. LL Lane South Shore -- Lone- South Shore LL LL Lone Lakeview LLL LL Lane Luke View LLL LL Lane Notre Dame LL Lone Notre Dame LL LL Lane Foreman LLLL LL Lane Foreman LLL Mather LLLLLL Mather LLLLL -L Lane Loyola LLLLLLLL Morgan Park Fenwick -LL Steinmetz L Taft LLLL South Shore Fenger LL LL Lane Loyola LLLLLLL L-- Lane LLLLLL Lane Morgan Pork LLLLLL Lane LL Lane Fenwick LLLLLL LLL Lane LL Lane Steinmetz LL LLLL. Lane 47 I2 32 I6 LL I5 Lane 42 27 58 I8 29 LLLLLL Lane CITY CHAMPIONSHIP DECEMBER MEET LL 29 Lane APRIL MEET LL 48 Lane Taft LLLL Morgan Pork Morgan Park Schurz LLLL 54 I9 45 I4 33 L LL I3 Lane I8 53 59 56 IO 8 LLLLLL Lane CITY CHAMPIONSHIP DECEMBER MEET 72 Lane 78V2 LLLLLL 34 Lane APRIL MEET NORTHWEST RELAYS LLLLLL 72 Lane JUNIOR SWIMMING TEAM Trp Row: Goebel, Lachman, Toduric, Nelson, Schuh, Fox, Koenig, Nelson. Row 3: Vogel, Carr, Lang, Hall Vfnliski, Hashioka, Coach Pretzel. Row 2: Tang, Nomura, Berkson, Malenius, Fogle, Rossi, Radcliffe. Fr-ri-ff Rr-wz Belli, Michel, Gaca, Bighorn, Lchrman, Walsh, Omi. 1 af' ? ,'b'N 't W U. I ' t1'K4 Uhnnwa 231. 322.15 wif,

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DETERMINATION and perseverance are shown in the face of Don Carlson as he wrestles his opponent to a pin. atmen Reign as Section Champs The hours of practice spent each day during the early part of winter by members of the WRESTLING TEAM were well rewarded by the fine record the team compiled last season. The Wrestling Team captured the North-Sec- tion Championship by twice defeating each of the semi-final meet of the City Championship, the record was extended to seven wins and no losses by Lane's victory over Parker. The only loss suffered by the matmen was to Tilden, the perennial city champion, in the final match of the City Meet. WRESTLING TEAM its opponents, Crane, Schurz, and Prosser. In OFFICERS Captain .... ............. N orberto Simpson Manager . . . .............. Stephen Kalvig Coach .... ............. M r. Alfred Manasin Top Row: Pasek, Vanella, Kamsky, Rogers, Leibinger. Row 5: Linnik, Davis, Wallace, Watanabe, Hammon, Cade, Harmon, Galvin, Fanlon, Olswang. Row 4: Lcsnuli, Stasicwaskl, Walanka, Hoppe, Wakita, Kotel Oshita, Berardi, Wechier, Karousoz. Row 3: Murphy Taguchi, Francis, Rivas, Dmytrenko, Lenell, Stojanik: 1 Wibiral Shapiro, Owens. Ro-w 2: Gibson, Tomalak, Schofield, Kopec, Carlson, Simpson, Hlavac, Fine, Joyner, Kunnion, Coach Manasin. Front Row: Kalvig, Oyarna, Aguayo, Moffat, Pyne, Tatman, Rundio. Richter, Igyarto, Carta.

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LIFE GUARDS Top Row: Hadzima, Mueller, Londeweer, Porthen, Wilcop, Christensen, Nikolich, Murphy. Row 4: Kus- zynski, Martin, Jokiel, Kendzior, Schlossmann, McKenna, Tyrell. Row 3: Rossi, Levin, Kcirnowski, R ko B z L d S k ' ' b a czy, u yno, an er, ze renyi, Eisen erg. Row 2: Power, Johnson, Gubricky, Kuzniewicz, Jerosch Le- vin, Gaea, Stjern. From Row: Asher, Hall, Lo savio, Mr. Pegel, Friese, Koczor, Johnson. An excellent record of eleven wins and thnee losses was compiled by the SWIM TEAM last season. One ofthe highlights of the season was the City Meet held early in December, at which the Lane Mermen swam past all compe- tition to secure first place. The Senior and Junior Mermen combined to give an unbelieva- ble performance at the Northwest Relays in which Lane won all seven events While breiaik- ing six records. lnsuiring the safety of the beigiiininiiing swim- mer is ithe major coiniceirn of the LIFEGUARDS. They are on duty to instruct the novice a-nd intermediate swimmers during all swimming classes. ln order to become a lifeguard, a boy must pass a rigid series of tests, including the adminfisteriin-g of mouth to mouth respiration. Their excellent preparation has resulted in a safety record devoid of serious accidents. KEEPING IN CONSTANT PRACTICE, guaras work at endless drills to improve their life saving techniques, trying for speed and ease.