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

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WORK OUT is important for OFF IN a cloud of dust, Wolf and Matoian. Roschman and Bodammer. High hurdles, triple broad jump, mile relay, and shot put are but a few of the sixteen different activities of the Lane Tech Track Team, With enthusiasm and perseverance, a boy may become a track and field star. Those not suited for short dashes or hurdles may discover talent for high jump or mile run. The indoor season was climaxed this year by our winning the coveted City Championship title for the first time in forty-six years. The team is now sprinting and jumping its way toward an outdoor season victory. RUNNING BROAD JUMP is execu Chielewski. SENIOR TRACK TEAM Row 2- Wolf, Turba, Mangolini, Peterson, Mat- TOP ROW' BUVQH, G0ldef , TelClWm0YW, HOUSE, LO- oian, Knapp, Brems. Front Row. Mgr. Faust, bOr1T, P'6SCl1, ROFIQE- Row 3- Mies, Volgf, ZG- Hofer, Martz, C-apt. Meltreger, Nuccio, Kawada, Sol, bytko, Irrnisher, Eckstrand, Buncla, Jacobsen. Coach Jareczek, Q ' IN .,.,. , K? , ini ,I 'lEmi W

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JUNIOR TRACK TEAM Top R:w. Cap? Sfaminsan, Kcuchoukas, Szymszak, Keipin, Stisws, Mrozek, Ulz. Row 3. Theil, Brun- er, Hofman, Reschman, Chmielewski, Dalmer. Row 2. Taglleri, McL:mi3, GiomeTfi, Geist, Goffa, Fleisch- hacker. Front Row. Mgr. Faust, Fujimori, Tincher, Kosick, Johnson, Pruski, Fochf, Coach Jareczek. HIGH JUMP is demonsfflted by Stiewe- HIGH JUMP. lt's Nuccio up-up and away. CCACH JARECZEK demonstrates a good start

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Swfnscn, Koller, Clauss, Bochat, Crristenson, Smith, LETTERMAN'S CLUB Top Row. Jacobson, Dublinski, Gessner, Rozmus Stamos, Cole, White, Grant, Rannenberg, Paulus, Kalis Wehr, Flemming. Row 6. Jacobsen, Naegle, Kutzer, Gregson, Clausen, Nielson, Wehrrneisfer, Peterson, Ka- eser, Scharpenoerg, Juengling, Schmucker, Poremba Row 5. Magen, Schodin, Krause, Matoian, Modica Stawinoga, Fagerman, lrmischer, Klav, Reimer, Focht Pesch. Row 4. Moroz, Bury, Hooghkirk, Yamada, Ca- ruse, Nakamura, K'wtowski, Korczynski, Keating Kaw- ada, Langer, Sol, Row 3. Mason, Berg, Moss, Boilvr Caruso, Jungling, Drexler, Kutyna, Woltersdorf, Ha'd- ing, Krascn, Nuccio, Zaucha, Coach Farber. Fcw 2. Hill, Mzlnar, Engler, Leine, Downie, Schult, Wolf, Dzik, Norwood, Kim. Front Row- Meske, King, Altenberg. FENCING TEAM Top Row. Dahlquist, Tancredi, Schillo, Leicht, Thoren, Anderson, Budzyn. Row 4. Winiarz, Ronning, Duy, Nishi. Row 3. Kowalkawski, Donato, Matz, Tur lnetti, Coach Valentine, Row 2. Feldman, Thulke, Piant, Bowlus, Front Row. l-looghkirk, Bury, Wehr meister, Downie, Krason. l96 Two graceful figures poised for combat, the staccato click, click of foils, minds and bodies working in perfect co-ordination-this is fencing. Fencing is the evolution of the old old method of sword and armor defense developed centuries ago, before the time of firearms Yet today, though obsolete for defense, fencing is one of the most popular American sports