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

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R. M. BELL Annual P. RAWER Class E. SCHUTZ Finance A. BECK E. SUNDBERG G. HARMON Student Service Pin and Ring Entertainment CLASS SPONSORS H. SCOTT Announcement W. KUECKER Publicity 1. GROSS Prom L. SCHNEIDER Swing G. PAYNE Cap and Gown L. WADE Biography C. PIPER Gift C. HILDEBRAND Alumni

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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.

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)WIN CARL ADAMS Chicago, Ill. Aug. 9, 1927 A. G. Bell Northwestern U. R.O.T.C. Crack Drill Platoon 1A-3B; Rifle Team 1.A-4A; Lane Rifle Club 1A-3B; R.O.¬ T.C. Officers Club 3A-4A. HARRY lE. AJ Chica oL Illi Hawthor Swirn i!i ' jj|l ' ' ' Team; Pre of Lane 4i Y 4B; I)a 5 Baacetball; Pri ANG Chica] Nettlehor Spur Club; D Honor BERTRAM ANDERSON Chicago ' , ll. Jan. 3, 1927 Onahan School Hopi6r Society; 4 Scholarship Awarfiss HADDON ANDERSON i- Chicago, Ill. Dec. 11, 1;927 Hitch School I. M. Sports 2B-3A; .Morse Code Club 3B; Finance Com¬ mittee 4B-4A; Hallguard 3B 4A; Seamanship Training Corps tv WARREN “lliLlAlN BEAL Chicago, Aprjl t 1927 arw.in Jf U Navy Picjhjr| l@mi i e; Camera Club I.KLMsk all Volley¬ ball ; i Crclc C ramA ; Band 1B lA; Radio iSluli pB Page twenty-four