Crane High School - Science and Craft Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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N LEO C. ROSENBERG Class President 1 1 ' ' What we, the class of '24w, have to say about Leo is simply this: We absolutely defy any class, of any time, to produce an executive and a fellow like him. That's all. Laine was absolutely one of the most thoroughgoing and enterpris- ing class presidents that Crane has ever had. As class president in '24 he put on the best Class Day that Crane has ever seen. As to the fellow himself, Labe was a peach. He was one of those socia- ble, lively fellows who are always popular, no matter where they are. For lack of space we ean't say more. His activities included: Class president '24 and 2414. secre- tary '23E'i2, S. Q C. '23, '23Vg, and '241e. Humor editor '23, 12316, As- sistant editor '24, 2415, Asst. Comm. Attendance, '24, Associate super- visor after-school classes '24, Tri- angle '24, '241A-, chess team. '231b. Court '24, Safety Patrol 2456, and Secretary Chem. Club. Chicago U. gets him. , .4-nfs- 2398 fb K f F K

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LEVY, ALBERT D.-Vice President Albert D. was president of the class in '23Mq, vice president in '24W, on the executive committee of the class day in '24. He made the honor roll in '21, '23, and '24, and was salutatorian of the class, ranking' second. He was assistant mayor in '24, judge of the court in '24Vg, chairman of the clean-up campaign in '24, member of the safety patrol in '24Z-, S. Kr C. staif in '23Vg and '24, news editor of the Crane Tech in '2456, president of the triangle in '2414-, secretary of the owls in '24, and members of the radio club and the chem club. Al palled with Leo Rosenberg. I L: 5 L- se at - of-Q go KAMINSKY, BEN-Secretary i'Shlep was the best basketball shot Crane ever produced, and his sensational playing landed him an all-star berth in '24. Shlepper played lights in '22, was captain in '23, on the heavies in '24, all-stars the same year and second high point scorer of the city. He was secretary of the class in '243Kz, vice president in '24, was commissioner of activities in '241A, lieutenant of the safety patrol in '24, charter member of the triangle and vice president of same and a member of minor activities that space forbids mentioning. He was one of the most popular leaders in the school and didn't have a solitary enemy. Was a member of the gang. 02-S950 ,Z GALATZER, MILTON-Treasurer l l I 'z i i l 1 el IDDISHMAN, HENRY-Sergeant-at-Arms Yaney's antics were the laughing matter of the 4 Milty was a real baseball player fsomething rather unusual in high school circles! and a consistent, de- pendable performer on the basketball floor. In '23 and '24 he played first base, and made the all star team during the latter year. In '24 he played, first, light- weight basketball, and then was drafted on to the heavies. He played inter-room indoor and .basketball from '21 to '23 inclusive and was a scintillating' player in both. His popularity with the fellows was demon- strated when he was elected secretary of the class in '24, and treasurer in '24t1Q. He was one of the triangle in 2416, was an advocate of Swem's and palled wlth Barney Fagen. 0350 class. When he and Larshky got together, they had any Orpheum circuit team wiped oif the map. Both had an original delivery, and as for jigg'ers !-shades of Roscoe Ails and Lew Brice. Despite all of the afore- mentioned, Yaney was an honor roll man in '21Vg! He was sergeant-at-arms of the Krowers in '23, in the chemical club, the Big' Brothers and the 4 H.L.N. His favorite study fand also everyone else's that was in the same roomy was electric shop with Prof. Schimmeyer. Chem with Swem ran a close second. Yaney was an active member of the gang. Twelve