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

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PLANNING HOW TO HANDLE the crowds that fill the auditorium when there is an assem- bly are Walter Roth and Thomas Forman. x S . H Nj A DELICATE TURNTABLE used with the souna system in the auditorium is adjusted by Emil Kasperek. Students Serve at Dances and Assemblies On- aliternaite Fridays, the Lane Social is the gathening place of teenagers from all -over the Chicago area, who come to dance and get acquainted. The socials are run by the Lane SOCIAL CENTER COMMITTEE with the help ot ia few adulit advisors. Hard work and co-op- eratioirii make their complex job simple, and the decorations, coat checking system, and all- airound operation at the sacials have been strongly acclaimed by the many visitors from the Board at Education. The Scciiial Center Committee provides the atmosphere necessary for teenagers to relax and enioy themselves. USHERS CLUB Toip Row: Presgrove, Tabor, Hansen, Nottke, Mag- nusom, Giannetti, Murphy, Gordon, Sabieraj. Row 4: Liles, Klaszky, McDougald, Flores, Chernik, Suhajda, Rathmann, Lenz. Row 3: Foster, McLaughlin, Orzech, if Commons, Geltner, Zeitz, Kirkegaard, Gaida, Kemp. Row 2: Kosoka, Talaga, Seibert, Ogrodowski, Scalzo, Vance, Poznar, Front Rfw: Forman, Wrona, Roth, Mr. Walcwander, Miller, Jellen,

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we -wwf' OFFICE AIDES Toip Row: Levin, Hennessey, Chanoux, Bonk, Burney, Boelter, Piegl, Kruger, Hoff. Row 4: Picur, Jokiel, Nottke, Ohman, Krey, Singer, Melzer Olsztynski. Row 3: Bismayer, Higa, Waterson, Weichselbaum, Anderson, Morlock, Hayes. Row 2: Green, Land- graff, .lenkot Loch, Sandow, Mehr, Stott. Dziegle- wick. Front lfow: Melnlck, Nodulman, Pelc, Garcia, Joseph, Mason, Sharpless. Distrilbuited among the various offices in the school are an industrious group of Lane students acting as OFFICE AIDES during their study periods. Their work, which ranges from preparing bulletins and absentee reports to sorting and distributing the mail, is greatly appreciated by the teachers and clerks whose tasks they lighten. In addition to receiving service points for their work, the aides gain office experience and help accomplish the complex clerical job required to manage Lane. MR. ARNO BICKNER and his aides, Bob Baron and Victor Fedorenko discuss filing systems in the Record Office vault. MW -G55

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SOCIAL CENTER COMMITTEE Top Row: Bucaro, Parker, thompson, Napier, Collum, Got- tshalk, Kottara. Row 5: Lorenz, lviolchanov, Turbak, Trebbs, Zur- ek, Perz, Ahlmann, Thompson. now 4: Quast, Chernik, Foreman, Duchay, Cinrus, Kouba, Kosach. Row 3: Lane, Paluch, Hemtel, Fon, Gaca, Wright, Petrelli l Evans. Row 2: Tuzzo, Hall, Kas! i perek, Netterstrom, Cavalo, Do- : min. Front Row: Mr. Gannon, , Mr. Rodger, Miss Szymanski, Mr. Meierdierks, Mr. Kuecker, Mr. J. Keenan. Preparing the stage for plays, assemblies, and other special programs and keeping these shows running smoothly is a Eob ccpably hand- led by the members of the STAGE CREW. What imost Laneites clo not realize, is that an essential part of each program is carried on backstage, where the boys of the Stage Crew set up props, scenery, aind other equipment, However, their work isn't confined to back- stage, for the boys also take care of the Public Address system and keep Lane's trophies aind placques displayed in the halls. STAGE cizsw orricsns Row: Lorkowski, Beck, Kuntzendorf, Wizeniclc, Chiefs ., .........,..... Frederich Holch en Lunn. Row 2: l.ePere, Grawe, Healy, Reilley, Mitchell Mraz ..Mr.Durante n,l Slomianv, Wanner, Front Roiw: Kasperek, Hass, Sponsor . Darante, Mroz, Holch. i AUDITING THE SOUND SYSTEM, Bob Kuntzenclorf and Bob Lorowski perform one of their tasks as Mr. Durante and Mr, Schneider watch the stage.