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

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OWLS CLUB Top Row: Grodeckl, MUIGV, KVGYI Pighini, Macheimi, Mever- ROY' 3: Gunferrnann, Gruclnicki, Hoyte, Kloda, Grzelak. Roiw 2: Hallmark, Levan, Sokoloff, Mon- asder, Krueger. Front Row: Kurk- eggard, Jaskot, Patterson, MV- Drezdzon, Komarnickl. OFFICERS President ....., G. P'atT9l'SOV1 Vice-President ...... -J. Juskot Secretary ...... P. Kirkegavara Sgt.-at-Arms C. Kornoruickl Sponsor ..... . . . Mr. Drezazon Gwls Club Tutors Students FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Top Row: O'Neal, Passanante, Michelini, Pighini, White, Krey, Ramlosc. Row 3: Tantillo, Palac, Kloda, Kirkcgaard, Peterson, Hoyt. Row 2: Komarnicki, Krueg- cr, J. Hallmark, B. Hallmark, Jaskot, Fernandez. Front Row: Mr. Drczdzon, Patterson, Fischl, Grudnicki, Grodecki, McMahon. OFFICERS I President .......... F. Flschl Vice-Pres. .,.... W. Grudiucki Secretary . . . . G. Patterson Treasurer . . . .. F. Grodecki Sponsor . . . . . Mr, Drezdzon di.: Alvin Stoll is helped with his moth by Fred Gordecki while Tom Verden ex plains a problem to Doug Schroeder

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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.

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CLEAN-UP COMMl1TEE Top Row: Zagel, Anderson, Hoffmann, Perry, Compell, Matysiewski. Row 3: Nielsen, Kocol, Goodwin, Rerraro, Gruber. Row 2: Robert Schab, Richard Schab, Zachow- ski. Front Row: Miss Williams, Rundio, Lood, Daszko. It is the responsib'iIiity of the members of the CLEAN-UP COMMITTEE to instill in Lane- ites the need for cleanliness in Lane and in their lhomes and communities. They accom- plish these goals by annually holding a clean- up slogan contest and by placing clean-up posters in the halls. Eacih year the grou-p sub- . BUDGET COMMITTEE Standmg: Mangaras, Ceiley, Leinbaugh, Wetter, Seated: Tortorelli, Blomberg, Mr. Nuccio. Collection and disbursement of over ten thousand dollars a year is the very demanding job of the BUDGET COMMITTEE. The mem- bers ofthe committee see to it that a one dollar budget fee is collected from every student each semester and that the money appropria- ted to various org-ainiizations by the Srtudent Council reaches its proper recipients. Aside from collecting and dilsbursing fu-nds, tlhe members of the Budget Committee also distri- bute the TECH PREPS and handle the finances of the ARROWHEAD. mits to the Chicago Association of Commerce and lndustry a booklet suimmariziiing its ac- tivities and containing original clean-up information, slogans, and posters. The work ofa little-known group such as this symbolizes the civic spirit of Laneites. Members of LUFTOA who substitute for a late or absent teacher in. his first period class acquaint themselves with the career of teach- ing, The OWLS CLUB, a subdivision' of LUF- TOA, meets daily to lend a helping hand to students who have difficulty in understanding a subject. Through providing practical experi- ence, these clubs help undecided fu-ture tea- chers decfide in what pairticular field they are interested. Both of these fine organiizatiionis reward members with the personal satisfac- tion of accomplishing something worthwhfile. 39