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

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r TRAFFIC ENGINEERS Because of the fact that there are so many students here at Lane we must have in constant service a safety system for crossing the busy streets and inter¬ sections. This task has been given to our traffic engineers who are on their posts early in the morning and late in the afternoon to protect the students. WELDERS CLUB The Welders Club consists mostly of Smith Hughes students who want to gain more knowledge by adding extra time to their practice of welding. Through this club many of its members have gone out and become expert welders during the present war. Mr. W. E. Coleman, the welding instructor is its sponsor. Page sixty-nine

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1 LATIN CLUB The Lane Latin Club is one of the new organizations at Lane. It is formed to further the knowledge of the ways and means of the ancient Roman and Greek citizens. The club is under the able sponsorship of Mr. Culbertson, head of all Latin classes at Lane. The senior group is interested in the Latin language, and dis¬ cusses the times of famous wars among the people of Julius Caesar’s time. A few social affairs have been held during this semester. The clubs officers are: President - j. Pantaleo Vice-President - M. Slijepcevich Secretary - E, Brown Treasurer - L. Tresselt Page sixty-eight

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SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB The Social Science club has two main groups or divisions. The civics and the so-called walkie talkie” which name is derived because of its particular ac¬ tivities. The civics group is based on the fundamentals of government, past, present, and future. This club brings to its members additional information and advanced studies pertaining to our laws. The members learn the basic principles upon which our government is founded and will be better fitted for the big job ahead of them. The “walkie talkie” group was so named because they visited var¬ ious exhibits relating to their particular studies. Trips have been made to sever¬ al museums and the Naval War Exhibition with other trips in preparation. Page seventy