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

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LINING UP SIGHTS at their respective targets, Robert Lee, Alfred Love, and Harvey Larson, members of the Rifle Team get in some early morning practice, Rifle Team Sets Sights on Marksmanship RIFLE TEAM Standing: Sgt. Aschenbrenrwer, Larsen, Love, Kurowski, MSG. Leisten. Kneeling: Garber, Lee. Putting rifles to their shoulders, members of the RIFLE TEAM shoot to bag more trophies for Lane. The Rifle Team is composed of the best marksmen in the R.O.T.C. Brigade as de- termined by competition held each semester. All competitors fire 22 caliber rifles at official U.S. Army targets fifty feet away. ln this way skill can be easily compared, The top five team members compete in matches against other sche 'pls and must fire well in prone, sit- ting, kneeling, and standing positions. SCORES LEAGUE PLAY Senn - 858 Lane 880 Fenger - 860 Lane 904 Bowen LL... --- 839 Lane 869 Lindblom 862 Lane 848 Kelly ...., e-- 862 Lane 846 Foreman 835 Lane 874 CVS ..,, --- 863 Lane 832 256

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COLOR GUARD Top Row: l-larkins, De Rouin, Schultz, Bobrowski, Gratz, Anderson, Bcutler, Snead, Row 4: Bassi, Sanders, Kolanowski, Beitz, Bieszczad, Tosto, Dobson. Row 3: Kondziolka, Hopkalo, Slomiany, Brown, Steuer, Cantor, Row 2: Gaudlo, Stevers, Westring, Nope, Dittmer, Mukai. Front Row: Winiger, MSG Leistcn, Belshaw, Schelle, Todt. OFFICERS Commander .............. Gary Winiger Executive Officer .,...... .. Edward DeRouin String Commanders .. Thomas Nope Richard Brown Daniel Shultz Raymond Anderson Paul Gortz Charles Canter Instructor .. M-Sgt. William Leisten Color Guard Presents Flag Lane's R.O.T.C. COLOR GUARD is a highly honored group at cadets whose duties include carrying the tlag in parades and at football games, posting the colors at school assemblies, and raising and lowering the sohool's flag in the morning and evening. The Guards are divi- ded into tive strings, each having its own day tor tlag raising. The braided, white, shoulder cards they wear are symbols of membership in this patriotic organization. MEMBF-RS OF THE COLOR GUARD proudly display the flag as they march past a crowd of Laneites at the Sold' ier Field play-off game with Schurz. 255

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DISTRICT THREE SCIENCE FAIR comes to Lane bringing participants from Lakeview and Amundsen high schools to compete with Lane students in seven fields. In the Chicago High School System the high- est science awards that students can receive are through participation in the SCIENCE FAIR. The categories in which they may com- pete are biology, chemistry, physics, general science, mathematics, and electronics. Most students participate for the fun and experience they gain rather than for prizes. Scientists Participate in Annual Fair PARTICIPANTS IN T Schulz describe their cinated observers. HE FAIR, Nicholas Gruin and Hugo ultrasonic generator to some fas- WINNING SIX OUT OF SEVEN FIRST PLACES, Lane students dominated the district science fair. The winners and their fields are: George Wild, General Science, Gregory Kozlik, Physics, Bruce Wales, Biology, Paul Snop- ko, Electronics, James Hammerberg and Oren Eisenberg Cnot picturedl, Mathematics, Clifford Ratza, Chemistry. I 257