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

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BOWLING CLUB Bowling is now one of the most popular indoor sports though it is more than just a game; it requires skill and co-ordination of the muscles and constant prac¬ tice in order to gain the necessary skill for competition. This club provides a special student rate which enables the boys to go bowling at a reasonable cost. Teams of five boys each are formed and contests are held between them. Usually at the close of the season the five best bowlers are picked to compete in the city competition. These boys become known as the “Lane Bowling Team”. They are coached by Mr. Siebert. Page sixty-three

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ROLLER CLUB The roller club under the new sponsorship of P. Nuccio has once again resumed its popular activities. All meetings which have been held after regular school hours have been very successful. This semester’s activities began with the elec¬ tion of new club officers. Plans were quickly made for the usual semi-annual Roller Club Party. This occasion has always proved to be the most popular of the club’s activities. The club Constitution was produced in order to enlighten the new members as to the benefits and ideals of the club. A member who has proved him¬ self of exceptional value or has been in the club for two or more semesters will receive a gold skating pin at the end of the current semester. Plans for bettering the club are always given careful consideration before being put into practical use. Through the club, members may learn many dance routines and tricks. Page sixty-two

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STAGE CREW Lane’s spacious stage is equipped with many necessary facilities which can only be operated by trained hands. The boys of the stage crew operate and maintain these facilities in ship shape order. It is to these fellows that we owe thanks for the professional management of our stage. The sponsor is Mr. Waddell. TOOL DESIGNERS The Tool Designers, a majority of whom are in the Smith-Hughes course, acquaint themselves with the designing and construction of small tools, mach¬ inery and the blanking of dies. They are also given the fundamentals of necessary mathematics. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Shattow the club should promote great designers. Page sixty-four