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

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LIBRARIANS Left to Right. I-lead Librarian Miss Schu- macher, Mrs. Guagliardo, Mrs. Knapp, Miss Burns, Mrs. Long. ,4 wrzflumre af knowledge So many times we have rushed to that haven, that last resort tor those long-delayed and forgotten book reports, biographies, and other such essential assignments. Why do we delay? Why do we wait? Sorry, I can't stop to discuss that now. I have to hurry down to the library and get that .... STUDENTS IN THE LIBRARY wait for their turn to sign out a choice magazine. SENIOR CLASSMAN Tom Zimmer listens at- tentively to one of the representatives on Col- lege Day. IS THIS what you're looking for? asks Miss Schumacher of Bill Miller. 97

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'wa-, -H PLACING COURSEBOOKS in the pro- per location, Miss Swiatkowski pre- pares for marking day. Behind her Mr. Moore works diligently at the desk. DURING ONE of the more pleasant periods of the day, students use their leisure time for reading a good book in the library. 96 LIBRARY HELPERS Top Row. Zajac, Desecki, Wade, Gibson, Oratowski, Maidel, Graber, Fawkes, Waskowski, Dineen, Roth- bauer, Urban. Row 6. Fonferko, Hazelwood, Felski, Gray, Gustafson, Marklund, Sherman, Franske, Kilar- ski, Kirschwer, Freitag, Stedman. Row 5- Doliff, l-lirniak, Solak, lrmischer, Chabi, Weintraub, Bosmann, Beller, Peterson, Zbylut. Row 4- Dolat, Fasuna, Miller, Schuricht, Clark, Zirnis, Miner, Jones, O'Brien, Jones, Henry. Row 3- Romanowski, Krebs, Wins- low, W'ildt, Skweres, Opager, Reed, Pecen, Bartelson, Kachka, Row 2- Boro, Montgomery, Cohen, Har- denstein, Budzyn, Wisniewski, Orzechowski, Gallas, Wolter, Woerner, Dingels. Front Row- Bao, Brown, Marquette, Nelson, Mrs. Knapp, Miss Schumacher, La Soto, Cole, Stark, Malarski.

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What is music? The dictionary gives a good definition, but every person has his own ideas of the subject which produces everything from symphonies to popular songs. To accommodate these taste variants, Lane has a well- rounded music department which consists of a choral group, symphony orchestra, and concert, march, and swing bands. With such fine groups, and each under the baton of an excellent conductor, Lane offers an unsurpassed music department which, year after year, receives ratings of Superior, The orchestra, choral group, and bands, after teaching the boys to play instruments and appreciate music, perform for the students at the many festive assemblies, so that whether they like the classics or something with a beat, they can enjoy music. B fN 4 W 1 I ID. 'P pl 5' fy 7,2 B xdftnqg ' Why its if FAQ i, W r, gg iii, git l ZF 0 af' 'Hi 4, ' f5'fl'g:i'a is 22- lily :i Q, 1 1 - 7Qi1?i. 5Q: 'ffwi im - 1' 6 :ffm sf- .-he -r ' - - Fi r. Zi' .1 A fF'7 :.'33' -'ri g ' 4' ,itil-L.:-': -'E Eire? , swi ms L ,.'b:A g5 ,, i- a r 1 45.1, 5 A 313-.mf-vi 51' V 354' . , . 7 ,f 'L l E ' 411:24 ll sf. I Aki., EL? ,Sf 'K - '-El: sw 1:5 ' if s : ' ' fi. 5, i If ' -if 4 ff: 912 J- 'akziz --- 98