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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1953 volume:

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It is our earnest hope that all students of the Crane Technical High School, and particularly its graduates, will be able to make the desirable combination of head and hand that leads to a full and happy lite. We hope this motto will serve as a worthy guide to all Crane students as they take their places as men in the important work ot the world. NEAL DUNCAN Principal ADMINISTRATION I X... Top Photo: Mrs. Metta Cullen . . . . . . Adiustment Counselor Mrs. Esther Morrissey . . . Adjustment Counselor Center Photo: Mr. George Stuart . . . . .Chief Engineer Bottom Photo: Maintenance Staff RETIRING MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY Mr. George Davis Mr. James Sullivan Mr. J. Willis Green Mr. Floyd Brown Mr. Ono Witte Top Photo: Mr. William Alberg . . . . . Ass't. Principal Mr. Allan Q. Grant. . . . . Ass't. Principal Middle Photo: Mr. Caro Quiclc .... .......... S hop Supt. Mr. George Grimes ...... Placement Counselor Mr. Dallas Puffer ............... Advisor Mr. Alberg ..... Seated Lower Photo: Miss Louise Harries Mrs. Oehler ....... . Attendance Counselor . . . . . Truant Officer FACULTY SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. LiIian Dimitroff, Miss Mary Deitmeyer, Mr. Dallas Puffer, Mr. David Schaffner. ENGLISH Standing: Miss Zachar, M's. NeIIi Kerchner, Mr. Eugene Catrambone, Miss Hedwig SceIonge, Miss Margaret MiIIs. Seated: Miss Jennings, Miss Mary O'Con- nor, Miss Quinn, Mrs. Beatrice ConneIIy. 0 Al I 4 f L LANGUAGE Miss Antenisca Nardi, Mr. James Iorio, Miss Clara CIausen. SCIENCE Mr. Pihlik, Mrs. Mary Fox, Mr. Theron Chaney, Mr. Chester FIeming, Mr. Marvin Brottman, Miss Dobrath, Mr. Judson Gam- ertsfelder. W MATHEMATICS Standing: Mr. Roger Craig, Mr. William Chidester, Mr. Frank Curtis, Mr. Jesse Beaver. Seated: Miss Dorthy Littleton, Mr. George Cramer, Miss Ruth Barney. A,- If pr' If DRAWING Standing: Mr. Davidson, Mr. Emil Pfeil, Mr. Alvin Baumgartner, Mr. Stan- ley Engstrom, Mr. Charles Lash- er, Mr. Arno Bickner, Mr. Francis Kehoe. Seated: Mr. James Sullivan. WOOD SHOP Mr. Frank Curtis, Mr. James Wol- lace, Mr. Walter Werre, Mr. J. Wilis Green, Mr. Edward Weber. GENERAL SHOP Mr. Anthony Tagliere, Mr. Rozell Nesbitt, Mr. Charles Rickhoff, Mr. Mox lttin, Mr. Douglas Mode- row, Mr. George Davis, Mr. Ger- ard. A ff- fs. Wilma ,re GYM Mr. Walter Moore, Mr. Walter Hor- schlce, Mr. Floyd Brown, Mr. An- ton Novak, Nr. Edmo Merkel. LUNCH ROOM STAFF Mrs. Hedwig Schuetzer, and Staff. M JUNE GRADUATES A 'nhl A gf:-tai... rf :,, n 3 an N 'fukin . lid , Wm f' A X Q E? -if , ,fi X rl -3,-,.--...ESL K ,,....i ..'!E'E-----1 'E' ,ff Z , Z CUf?f7'0L0 S ' 'Q F 1 E 0 'SM o 9 - f WMM SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS K mf A w r President V i ce President Secretary Treasurer Dan Strzodu Richard Avicola Donald Reyers Ray yd? 3 . I , , AGUAYO, KERMIT - R.O.T.C. Honor Guard and Rifle Team, Honor Society. ALDANA, RUBEN - Bowling Team, Lunch Guard. AVICOLA, RICH ARD - Class Vice-President, Student Council, Library Asst., Honor Society, Technicrons. BAL FOUR, JOHN BATTISTA, EUGENE - Student Council, Lunch Guard. BLANKS, JOHN - Football Team, Basketball Team, Wrestling Team. BORELLI, RAYMOND - Chronicle Editor, Student Council, Honor Society, Lunch Guard. BOROWIEC, MARVIN - Chronicle Asst. Busi- s Mgr., Quill and Scroll, Lunch Guard. BRADY, JOHN - Cross Country Team, Wrestl- Team, Hall Guard. ADEN, RICHARD - Life Guard, Student Council, Lab. Asst., Chronicle Agent. BROWN, ROBERT - Band, Football Team, Hall Guard. BRYANT, DARNELL - Student Council. BRYANT, MILTON - Frosh-Soph Football Team, Student Council, Track Team BUFFA, VITO - Band, Hall Guard, Baseball Team CALLO, LOUIS - Lunch Guard. CASTELLANO, AUGUST - Band. CAVAGE, RICHARD - Honor Society, Chess Team, Hall Guard. CEBELINSKI, GEORGE - Asst. Business Mgr. S. and C. COLOMBATO, JOHN - Hall Guard. CORNWALL, RONALD - Hall Guard, Usher. CZYZEWICZ, EDWARD - Hall Guard, Lunch Guard, Attendance Office Asst. DAVIS, ROBERT - Basketball Team, Backroom Asst., Library Asst., Lunch Guard. DAWKINS, THOMAS - Hall Guard, Lunch Guard. DECK ER, WILLIAM - Library Helper. DELGATO, CONCEPCION - H all Guard. DELNERO, ORLANDO DEMMA, MICHAEL DEMOS, THEADORE - Hall Guardg S. and C. Agentg Fire Guardg Lunch Guard. DI PRIZIO, JOHN - Hall Guardg Lunch Guard. DOBELESK I, JOE - Basketball Teamp Cross Country Teamg Soccer Teamg Senior Track Teamg Hall Guardg S. and C. Agent. DOMANUS, JOHN - Honor Socieiyg Owlsg Track Teamg Soccer Teamg Cross Country Teamg Chess and Checker Team. DYRDA, DONALD - Tennis Teamg Life Guardg Hall Guard. EAVES, EDSEL FALOTICO, LOUIS A Hall Guard. FALSETTI, STEVE - Hall Guard. FITEL, GEORGE - Swimming Teamg Life Guordg Hall Guard. FORTUNATO, CHARLES - Pressmang Usherg Hall Guard. FULLER, TOM - Hall Guardg Technicronsg Lunch Guard. GIORDANO, VINCENT - Bowling Team. GRAZIOLI, PRIMO - Frosh-Soph Football Teamj Varsity Football Teamg Hall Guardg Honor Society. GUTIERREZ, PHILIP HADUCH, EDWARD HAMSTENGEL, NORMAN - Hall Guardg Band. HARGRETT, ROOSEVELT - Chorusg Lunch Guard. HARRIS, LEONARD - Track Team. HENIGMAN, FRANK - Hall Guardg S. and C. Agent. HERNANDEZ, RICHARD - Student Councilg Hall Guard. INGRAHAM, JOE - Bondg Office Boyg Hall Guardg Lunch Guard. K 'iv Wig . ? , Y. 'ik IOVINO, JOHN - Honor Society, Ushers, Lunch Guard, Hall Guard. JACKSON, JOE JANETOPOULOS, JIM - Lunch Guard, Hall Guard, Honor Society. JONES, CONRAD - Chess Team. JOZENS, JAMES - Hall Guard, Lunch Guard: Teachers Asst. JUAREZ, ERNEST - Dancing Club, Lunch Guard. KALOVSKY, GERALD - Student Council, Stage Staff, Movie Operator. KEREN, WILLIAM KOSOVA, ABRAHAM - Movie Operator, Stage Staff. KUHN, DONALD - Frosh-Soph Football Team, Varsity Football Team, Hall Guard. KUTZ, EDWARD - Basketball Team, Baseball Team. KUZELKA, JOHN KRZYWDZINSKI, JEROMEI - Hall Guard, S. and C. Agent. LONIGRO, JERRY - Hall Guard, Student Coun- cil, Office Boy. LOPEZ, JESSE LOVERGINE, MIKE MARTIN, CHARLES - Football Team, Basket- ball Team, Band. MARTINO, CARL - Band, Hall Guard, Chron- icle Agent. MAYNARD, JERRY - Band, Honor Society, Chronicle Exchange Mgr. MAYTON, RICHARD - Hall Guard, Lab. Asst. MAZUR, JOHN - Football Team, Hall Guard' Chronicle Agent. McLIN, TERCOISE MENDEZ, PATRICK - Baseball Team. MIKOLAJCZAK, RAYMOND - Honor Society, Student Council. FD E iq 'I II MlRANTl, VINCENT - Hall Guard, Movie Oper- ator, Lunch Guard. MIRONDOLA, FRANK MOORE, HENRY - R.O.T.C. Drill Team, Hall Guard. MOSLEY, SAM ORELLANA, RAY - Band. OPSI, AL - Band. PANICO, CAR MEN PARZYGNAT, RONALD PEDRIGAL, RICHARD - Student Council, Hall Guard, Wrestling Team, Basketball Team. POWELL, SAMUEL - Chorus, Hall Guard. PRADO, JOSEPH - Lunch Guard, Life Guard, Chronicle Staff. PROSNANSKY, ANTHONY - Soccer Team, Honor Society. QUlGLEY, GEORGE - Lunch Guard, Chronicle Business Mgr., Pressman, Technicrons, R.O.T. C. Honor Guard, Quill 8- Scroll. RAMIREZ, ROBERT - Band. RAMEREZ, TINO - Hall Guard, Baseball Team, Hall Guard. RENELLA , CARMEN - Hall Guard. REYERS, DONALD - Lunch Guard, Hall Guard, Honor Society, Attendance Office Asst. RICCI, DAN - Hall Guard. RICE, WILLIAM - Football Team, Track Team, Wrestling Team. RODR IQUEZ, JOHN - Hall Guard, Lunch Guard An Staff. ' SEPHUS, ALVIN SIMINGTON, EARL - Hall Guard, Band, Office Boy. SIMMONS, JOE - Hall Guard. SlMONETTl, FRANK - Mayor, Honor Society, S. and C. Agent, Hall Guard, Basketball Team. 12 SINACORE, JOSEPH - Football Teomg Hall Guard. SPLA HA, DANIEL - Hall Guardp Lunch Guard. STAFFORD, GEORGE - Football Team. STEPHENS, EZEKIEL STRZODA, DAN - Class Presidentg Student Councilg Chorusg Honor Society. TORREZ, FRANK - Baseball Teamg Honor Societyg Uslwersp Technicrons. VILLAREAL, LAURENCE WOJNICKI, EDWARD - Owlsg Honor Societyg S. and C. Business Mgr.g Student Council. WURTZ, ROBERT FEBRUARY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ag , 51 President Vice President Salvatore Camodeca Jul ian Bennett BENDER, ROBERT - Editor S. and C., Honor Society, Owls, Student Council, Camera Club. BENNETT, JULIAN - Literary Editor S. and C., Lunch Guard, Student Council, Honor Soci- ety. BOTES, SPIRRO - Asst. Editor S. and C., Hall Guard, Lunch Guard. BRUNI, MARIO CAMODECA, SALVATORE - Class President. CAMPBELL, WILLIAM - Chorus, Hall Guard. CARDINELL, FRANK .. Lunch Guard. COGLIANESE, JosEPH COLLINS, JAMES - Hall Guard FRANKLIN, ALFRED FRENCH, DANIEL - Hall Giard, Movie Operai tor, Student Council. GACH, JOHN - Hall Guard, Lunch Guard, Stu- wx dent Council. Secretary Treasurer Spirro Botes Mervin Moore '53 L Siam -' N1 If X ' h T I JACOBSO N, FRED - Lunch Guard, Hall Guard, Library Asst. KALKSTEIN, LAWRENCE KERPEC, EDMUND LEMBO, PHILIP MALONE, JAMES - Baseball Team, Hall Guard. MANUEL, GENE - Foofball Team, Baskofball Team, Hall Guard. MASON, JAMES - Hall Guard. McCANTS, CALVIN MC GHEE, LLEWELLYN MOORE, MERVIN - Band, Basketball Team. PARTIPILO, MARIO - Band, Hall Guard, Lunch Guard. PATE, ELMO - Band, Chorus. PATE, ROBERT - Chorus. POSNANSKI, DONALD - Hall Guard, Lunch Guard, Chorus. PRESSLEY, HENRY STEPHENS, OTIS - Chorus. SZEPI, AL - Hall Guard THOMAS, SAM - Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. Honor Guard. WEBB, WILLIAM - Chorus WILLIAMS, JOSHUA - Hall Guard WILSON, WILLIAM - Chorus, Football Team, iBandp Zoa Phyto Club. I5 h 'Q W e N H He . ll, 'Ye 4 ff 21753 y Rfmfgq Q AX. z-XXX fl 1 f 5 'V-7 X T g,-117, '72, E' P! fl, f mfg f 'M x L x KX -'a I ff 1 , I CKAVM' J 1 f x I XX X xox lu 114 It X F i X5 X, f r I :IC X' 1 X x 1 My 'W I 'VT11 vv if A.: f T il- ft-X' fl Film -9 X55 Q !77'l'fv,v j',l'VX I X Y X' -K ' S u 'bv mf X Zcfffifv 4 a X , 7l , . V W., W ,JMX ff ,ff YI ,f ET?-as ...W f, 1- A-v ,.. '1 Har -x s:k,.a.y .L ,, SM .43 Q ' Sf' - v,,zxg:x , R 5? ?5,'i'f 1. N Nw' 'hifi -ft W izivkfx Fx N31 ol' ' 'IJ x W I' ' 1 , ,., mi ,1 ' Q Q' in 1 iqql A-M www-'W 1-H 1' The Crane Football squad ended their '52-'53 season a bit sorrow- ful. Their showing of one win out of five official competition games was not as good as was expected. Although we came far from top- ping our section we were in there pitching all the time. Too much confidence was placed on the fact that there were many veter- an players on the team. During the next season we will have a completely new line up, and perhaps we can achieve the top position. We know that the team will always be fighting under the leadership of Coach Horschlce. VARSITY FOCDTBALL Crane . . . . 0 Danville . . . . . 21 Crane 0 . ' . Crane . . . . 0 Racine . . . . 6 Crane . D . . Crane . . . . . 0 Harrison . . . . 6 Crapel. . . . . scones fm 3-gi , A - F. ,fi ' Ai Shurze Lane . Senn . Austin 'M . g, .Ax . Bottom Row: Cannon, Simmons, Merle, Kuhn, Versen, Pausclce Mitchell. Second Row: Williams, Wilson, Harries, Caldwell Jaun ois, Nacht, Singletary, Nato, Guice. Third Row: Martin, Slenger Sinacore, Komperda, Rice, Ingram, Giampovlo, Seiuda, Coach Horschlce. Fourth Row: Mazur, Elmore, Banks, Murphy, Obrachta Bottom Row: Rodriquez, Boylcins, Ornstead, Naccarato, Minffe, Swatek, Guerrieri, Dormrose. Second Row: Sephus, Tonstil, Cleve- FROSH -SOPH land, Gonzales, Smith, Gelphi, Burtilini, Douglass, Turner, Sal- nr M ' meron. Third Row: He y aye, Ratclnff, Parez, Jack son, J., Vause, Coffy, chel, Johnson, Griffith, Lemon. ng? ' 1 ' , V! I L . ' 'M ' Q Moore. Fourth Row: Mit- Glolci, Thompson, FOOTBALL TEAM 'Lani I .., , , Q T ,i..,,,v.-,k,.. ,f 0 Mgr M ., W wa, , ,, .V .5 J, ,,-, ..-sh . i. ,. ,. , -, A , ' we .. ,,,., ' . ,, 14 si . Mm-J' 'W' A it 4 . ii nf W, -.W f 7 ' ,K L Y Q Q ,,,.. ,. 4, N Elixir f - , -V -, .- .Q vs, ...5 -y ., r, V, , ,, 2. sk, if vgggma, , if fx COUGAR TEAMS an - Y ,, l f Soccer Team ' Q55 I all V Wrestling Team Eenjlar Basketball T am q' :NNI ANR 3 K Q l Teams Track Team M 9flANf will BASEBALL TEAM I gfi iv' f X. -F 's -Q, I Q Q DIVISICDNS IB-1 Mr. Bickner 'IB-3 Mr. Beaver TA-2 Mr. Cromer TA-4 Miss Deitmeyer ii R Q DIVISIONS lA-5 Mrs. Fox 'IA-6 Miss Bjorklund lA-7 Miss Zochar IA-8 Miss Mills DIVISIONS 1A-9 Mr. Merkel IA-11 Mrs. Kerchner 2B-2 Miss O'Connor 2B-3 Mr. Gumertsfelder Us DIVISIONS 2A-2 Mr. Golden 2A-3 Mr. Lasher 2A-6 Mr. Broffmon 2A-7 Mr. lorio DIVISIONS 3B-3 Miss Scelonge 3A-1 Mr. Kehoe 3A-3 Miss Clausen 3A-4 Mr. Cctrcmbone ..,,4.....,,mw4.,-0 f if l fi I DIVISIONS 3A-5 Miss Nordi 4B-i Miss Quinn 4B-3 Mrs. Dimitroff AA-I Miss Dobrath DIVISIONS 4A-2 Mr. Schcffner 4A-3 Nr. Fleming 4A-4 Mr. Zmrhul Captain Rapheal D. Tice Ass't. P.M.S.8-T. Commanding Officer R.O.T.C. Color Guard R.O.T.C. Rifle Team R.0.T.C M Sgt. Kenneth H. Gunderson Military Instructor , v 1 Q E 5 , f y 4 ' 3 N M, y4?'fg3 vigs -i V -5 -if-V' Vw ,fx ff- v, , . ' 'Y' Q if Na.. psf ' 1 VeQ'-Qf , ,f,Qn- ?'1Q,', '.Y?,.v1vv -5- -L. 1- ff . 7 ' X . ' . F' fr 45 0 DQ BX Bi 2 ff 514 fa, E' + xii' 'I ' u . 1 4 uw V Vw V Y X , Us 3 6 21 'NU v A x 'R' x ' 1 1 2 e f , O E -. 'Q cl N 1 ' ' x af 3 ,f I E Q xlxuyv 5 5 'BKXQ if LX 7. i.., , , T i -Lb- w 2 '-4 1. . :A V, Y If Xgfs, at ff ,L . -' H 6 4 lm ' ' E 'L Nm I-7' 4 :yn -xi 't' 1 .ggx f ' . ' V l . ' wif? . isa x6 m .M . gl . N . ,YQ . img. . 'I 1 K1 .xg y' ' Eff ' I , . 3 ini: . ' , . , . . u , 2 - . 1 . . ,. f . ' . . Q ' me -5 3' . if ' Qi ,Z 5 4 ? 8 Egg? ex Q 5 ilk T' -A . n ' .Qu X, . c , ...Q if , V. 1 ,iv . , , W ' x 5 ' ' ' lx V 1 . Q .Rf rg .- 1 f L s 4 O , . ,i,5nv 5 si, ia!! fi S, v . wif i5 'F2 E sp. . Q , xr V N W - Q V V if .vi ,X z QQ - -T.y:j.E,.x is n .wg AA it, ': ' ' Q .' 4 .- ! .V 3, Q ' Q V .1 -L :Es a'. 1 ig? A ' J ,gifs-U :Q- A B . .V. i Qin if .N ri' J D T in . 1 ' . 0 1 W Y f nf , -yi. 1 ' IN, .. . I O l. A Q , Q Z T . ! 1 f, .1 'Yjwj . . w Q? .iv r?,X5.?,iX 'gl 04 'L 0 fr 5 ' ' It Ili 'P 5 Z' -1 Raymond F. Borelli and Miss Mills Always striving to give the students a better paper, ambitious Techmen of the Crane Tech Chronicle meet twice a week to ex- change ideas, and plan assignments and worlc out layout problems under the editorial guidance of Miss Margaret Mills. The print shop is res- ponsible for three linotype machines for the news co- lumns as well qs hand set type for head lines and one printing press. After the news has been set up it is thoroughly proof read by the staff and the press- men for each error. Which if there are any are cor- rected. Boys who meet the re- quirements are awarded gold pins and win member- ship in Quill and Scroll the International Honor Society for high school journalist. Business Staff with Mr SCIENCE AND CRAFT .x ,,, YE., Ed Woinicki, Bob Bender, Mr. Kehoe Mr. Kehoe and Photographer Editor ..... C0-Editor . . . Art Editor . . . Photo Editor . . Bennett, Bender, Literary Editor . and Botes . . . Bob Bender . . . Spirro Botes . . . Julian Bennett . . . . Al Curatolo . . . . Fred Jacobson Business Manager . . Edward Woinicki Assistant Business Manager ...... George Cebelinski Circulation Manager . . Daniel Splaha Faculty Sponsor . . Francis P. Kehoe Mr. Kehoe, Bender, Woiniclci, Botes, Bennett ,, ' Mr. Thomas, Mr. Golden CONCERT BAND The Crane Band is composed of over fifty- four talented and industrious students who meet each day under the direction of Mr. Maurice Golden. Practically none of the members had music instruction until they came to Crane. To be in the band a stu- dent does not have to own an instrument for the school furnishes them to those in- terested. The average student spends one semester in the intermediate band and then is ready for the concert band. The band plays for assemblies, football games, P.T.A. meetings and other special events. Every year there is a contest in which all high school bands enter. For the past years the Crane Band has held an average rating of E or better and maintains a high standard of music. After being in the concert band for four semesters and having played at more than three occasions a student receives a maior letter. Above, right: Ursi, Orellano, --ani-pu Clarinet Quarlef' Center: Bottom: Ingmham, Ramerizl R. Concert Band Band Rehearsal A- ,mfg 36 C, THE CHORUS 4 National Senior Honor Society SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship is the basic element upon which entrance into the Owls Honor Soci- ety is determined. Membership is open to all who have received an S in each of their subjects for the final mark. ln order to receive the membership pin each mem- ber must attend mornings as a before- school teacher. Coming every morning to help students who have trouble with their subiects and being present for a total of thirty days, a student receives his membership card and pin. This society tends to raise the stan- dards of Crane as a whole. It is under the slcillful guidance of Miss Dorothy Lit- tleton. The Junior Honor Society like the Senior Honor Soci- ety was founded years ago. Giving the lower classmen a chance, it is composed of the students in the gra- des of IA to 3B. These are the boys who have, during their previous se- mesters obtained grades af either E or S in their 'major subiects and no less than G in their minors. National Junior Honor Society For almost a quarter of a century, one of the outstanding organizations at Crane has been the National Honor Society. This or- ganization is composed of upperclassmen who have consistently demonstrated the four qualities of, character, scholarship, leadership and service. To be eligible for membership a boy must have a trait rating of at least 'l.5, a scholastic average of at least 3.00 and a record of service in sev- eral school organizations. lt is the purpose of the National Honor Society to raise the standards of the school as a whole. This Society is affiliated with the National organization, and is under the sponsorship of Miss Mary O'Connor. Ow l s Honor Society il :sul i a-. n si' l .45 K-wi. auf .xx CDRGANI l i l Science and Croft Representatives l Quill and Scroll 'F Chronicle Representatives ATIONS Technitrons Library Assi sfonis , . W ig. fra'-V Student Council Four of the Big Seven ,,l K - Y......-.. q-n an-aww H, Egsgx x :ik ,iw 'Q wg Q B 'Cv Q x Q N ,. fig -Q f i - ' A CIS' lp 5 Q N- . g - ' as ffsixxv! Za . X Wiki QW VW' WW? fm M Wfffwg w!ffJ4JW 294 wLf if M, Zizfi M W JVM O4 W Qfgw F E13 U. QE