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

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JOHN BORAN Chairman of the Ayinouncement Committee Born in the City of Chicago, February 26, 1928. At the age of five he entered the Prescott Elementary School, and graduated in January, 1941. Upon entering Lane John took a four year general tech course. But in his 3B semester changed to a Smith- Hughes Aviation Course so that he would be able to pursue that career in aviation. While attending Lane John has been active in many extra curricular activities but, to his regret, did not go out for sports. While serving with the hallguards he was award¬ ed an “L” and became a lieutenant in his 4A semester. Chaim, Joe was born on Gray elementary sch ' 41. After attmdin ther hi second year.ylr was amaz NDERKO Prom C( y ttee par too future him s electior schools h -Hughes aviat in that field. In his a can ’ as .. J 192 ' iii nicago. He attended the gradual in the class of February h sc ols Joe came to Lane in his he size of the school in corn- attended. In his third year Joe course, and hopes to establish his fourth year his division elected class president, Joe emerged from the h of the Prom Committee. ADOLPH C. KADLAC Chairman of the Student Service Committee Adolph was born in Chicago on September 30, 1927. He is a graduate of the Goethe Grammar School and entered Lane in January, 1941. In his first and second years Adolph was a mem¬ ber of the Lane Stamp Club. He has an “E’ ' average and has receved three scholarship awards. After following the general tech course of study he chose a Smith-Hughes machine shop course. Upon leaving Lane Adolph plans to work for a while as an apprentice machinist previous to his entry into the Armed Forces. He has planned to continue his education still further but with world conditions as they are the future is uncertain. ALFRED E. BRAUN Chairman of the Swing Committed A1 was born on September 23, 1927 in Chicago. He attended Blaine Grammar School and entered Lake View High School in January, 1941. After a year he transferred to Lane and immed¬ iately became a member of the Swimming Team. In 2A A1 was a Tech Prep salesman. In his third year he became more active in school activities by joining the Pan-American Club and the Dance Club. In 3A A1 becam.e a member of the Honor Society and has received four scholarships. He became quite interested in Intramural sports in his fourth year and partcipated in them whenever possible.

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BUD FOLLANSBEE Chairynan of the Alumni Committee Bud was born on geptemb 26, in Chicago. He attended Simmons, Hi|;ch ahd Bre tanc , : J[i entary Schools and grad¬ uated fronUth i er in Jantja bf 1941. Bud chose Lane for his high sgho ' d ' Su tlon and took a general course. The subjects he is most interested in are echanical Drawinj ra Qhemistry. Much to Bud’s regi et he dWn .. om aSys at’hletic however he took P;aj7t i a ' g rfeat many intramural sports, including baseball and vo ' lleyball. Immediately after graduation Bud plans to en¬ list in the Army Air Corps and thereby receive some college train¬ ing from Uncle Sam. JOHN KOTSIS Chairman of the Arrangement Committee Born on January 30, 1927 in Chicago, he went to Le Moyne Grammar School and graduated in January of ’41. John’s first year was spent at Lake View. He then decided to come to Lane and study for a trade. Things were different at Lane including shops, discipline and hard work. The first shop John took was wood, then came forge and auto. In 3A he had machine shop and there by had his wish fulfilled. After a semester he decided to take a Smith-Hughes course in that subject. When the war is over and John is out of the army he plans to go to Alaska and open up some business. ROBERT MILLER Chairman of the Biography) Committee Bob was born here in Chicago on August 4, 1927, and after an uneventful six years began his education by entering the Bell Grammar School. Finishing his eight years of preparation he enrolled at Lane as a freshman in January, 1941. While at Lane he has earned four scholarship awards and has held a membership in several organizations including the German Club. During his last semester he served as a division representative to the Stu¬ dent Council, and in the Council as chairman of the Assembly Committee. He hopes to complete one quarter at Northwestern University before entering the armed forces. GEORGE ERATH Chairman of the Cap Gown Committee George was born in Chicago on July 10, 1927 and graduated from the Schneider Elementary School. In his second year at Lane he made the Frosh-Soph football team and became captain in 2A. In his third and forth years he was a member of the var¬ sity team. George’s last three years of study were devoted most¬ ly to Architecture. He was active in intramural sports and was a Lieutenant, Captain, and finally Assistant Chief on the Hall- guard Staff. After graduation George plans to go to college.

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FRITZ H. SANDBERG Chairman of the Entertainment Committee Fritz was born on December 17, 1926, in Chicago. He attended the Budlong Grammar School until sixth grade. He then trans¬ ferred to the Chappel School and graduated from there in Jan¬ uary, 1941. Fritz’ freshman year was spent at Amundsen where he was a member of the junior swimming team. In 2B he entered Lane. While at Lane Fritz was still interested in swimming and passed all tests up to and through senior life saving. He also was a member of the Lane Magic, Invaders, and Rifle clubs, in the latter of which he held an officer’s post. Fritz participated in in¬ tramural sports and also served as a hallguard. GERALD C. KLINGER Chairman of the Finance Committee Gerald was born on May 14, 1927, in Chicago. He attended Gray, Nixon and Farnsworth Grammar Schools, graduating from the latter in January, 1941. Gerald entered Lane one year later, having attended Taft High School in his freshman year. While at Lane Jerry engaged in many school activities, includ¬ ing the Student Council, Cross Country Team, Dance Club, Slide Rule Club, and Tool Design Club. He also bas three scholarship certificates to his credit. Gerald’s plans for after graduation include aviation, then col¬ lege and later, mechanical engineering. RAYMOND SCHREIBER Chairman of the Gift Committ ee Ray was priviledged to be born in Chicago on April 6, 1927, and after eight long years graduated from Coonley Elementary School. Upon entering Lane he soon took part in many intra¬ mural and club activities including a Tecb Prep salesman, a member of the Ushers Club, and the Lane “Deutscher Verein.” The War came along and Ray has spent much of his time work¬ ing after school in a War plant. Nevertheless he earned four scholarships and became a member of the National Honor So¬ ciety. Although he passed the Army Air Corps mental tests, he hopes to get into the Naval Specialized Training Program. RAY PEARSON Chairman of the Picture Committee Ray was born in Chicago on December 19, 1926. He attended the Hawthorne Grammar School and graduated from there in January, 1941. Before entering Lane, in his Sophomore semester, he attended Taft and Senn High Schools. As a student of Lane he hasn’t been very active in sports, due to the fact that much of his leisure time was taken up with work. However, much to his credit, Ray is chairman of his French Class, besides the post he holds in the graduating class. If the war doesn’t interfere, Ray plans on going to college to study Engineering.