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

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A PERFECT approach and deliv-ery is demon- strated by Mroz. RUFFOLO throws a ball ot thunder. BOWLING CLUB Top Row. Nafziger, Berent, Biehl, Femmel, Christian- sen, Swanson, Paloso, Lindberg, Wedow, Nelson. Row 5. Lippincott, Schmidt, Vrbancic, Hildebrand, Nowak, Belzer, Rodriguez, Horn, Zimmer, Wilk. Row 4. Suppo, Tsuji, Watson, Kelly, Rife, P-earlman, Rosen, Marsala, Sloboda, Luedke. Row 3. Bachochen Hackeloer, Allen, Mulsoff, Schwartz, Dixon, Young, Haze, Wautelet, Meyer. Row 2. Maronn, Prince, Mosoff, Milch, Zimmer, Russelle, Medenwold, Bendis, Johnson. Front Row- Sokulski, Waiflein, Tofel, Weider, Coach Siebert, Blair, Haber, Parsin, Zygowicz. BOWLING TEAM Top Row. Vogel, lngraffia, Johnson, Becker, P'ohlman, Kolacki, Strauss, Frick, Stacy, Schmidt, Collins. Row 6. Newton, Umlauf, Goro, Pawlak, Litteau, Van Thyne, Herald, Harris, Reilly, Patrick. Row 5. Gorlach, Gin, Glubea, Schroeder, Petritis, Swanson, Loeb, Roberts, O'Kasick, Bischoff, Dubrock. Row 4. Beyerman, Pvr-zybyl-0, Bobleisky, Young, Cerretti, Flooding, Naatz, Macieiewski, Swientek, Snyder. Row 3. Nakanishi, Fuenfle, Saillor, Rydberg, Nelson, Steigerwald, Andrews, Baumann, Quinn. Row 2. Saluga, Kozlowski, Leeders, Nowakowski, Roth, Gelder, Geltner, Hehn, Billick. Front Row. Erath, Eckerly, Pleie, Mr. Siebert, Klatt, Breh, Weintraub, Kawado. l97

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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

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Pins fly as sixteen pounds of black dynamite thunders down the ailey. Our bowling team has placed in the top twenty-tive per cent for more than two-thirds of its existence. With Coach Siebert as the driving force, our team has won great respect in the city. Bowling has become a source of enjoyment and honor for many students. THE SATELLITES and Pinsplitters keep score. CHA-CHA-CHA or bowling? MATTES put it in the groove. BOWLING LEAGUE Top Row. Litka, Lanny, Garcia, Lindemann, Konertz Marx, Swietlik, Row 3. Walle, Swinbanks, Karnes Stone, Brauneker, Jordan. Row 2. Lang, Duy, Mil- arii, Yi, Asato. Front Row. Schmidt, Cagney, Krauss Nelson, Cirulis. 198