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KENNETH RALPH CLARK Chairman, Entertainment C mittee Clark was bm rn oi December 11, 1919, ii Kanab, Utah. He gradu- ated from theiockekilementary School and came to La . Clark be- longed to the Glee Cl b for three years and received two letters for it.. l h uim in I' in ince Committee Chicago sz w Phil for the first time on Demember 4, 1917 He grad- uated from ettelhorst Elementary School and entere Lane. Phil has three scholarships and a membership in the Honor Society. PHILIP HENRY PHARAZYN I I K , K Q fi ARTHUR GEORGE EBELING Chairman, Gift Committee Art was born in our fair city on December 18, 0918? From the Cleveland Elementary School he came here to continue his education. le was 4 member of the Senior Medley Relay team which holds the City reco1'd and also is State Champion for the 200 yard crawl. He was Captain of the Senior swimming team in his fourth year. DANIEL JOSEPH BLAZE Chairman, Pin and Ring Committee Blaze first saw the light of day in Chicago on Iarch 30, 1918. He came to Lane after graduating from St. Hedwig's Elementary School. lle became a member of the Nationa Honor Soc' ty and the possess- or of four scholarships. He played baseball from 2A-4A. MAURICE ANDERSON DAWKINS llawkins as bo 'n in Chicago on January 29, 1921, and is a grad- uate of the Willard Elementary School. He has t ree cholarship pinsf' Chairman, Publicity Committie Q and a membership n the Honor Society. He distinguished himself in track, being Junior track team catptain in 3135 also Quill and Scroll. 4915.511 LAWQ5' ,Lf RICHARD RCQER SLUPSKI Chairman, Student Service Committee Dick iirst s-iw light of day in Thorp, Wisconsin, September 9, 1919, lie attendedQI'horp7Elementary School before coming to Lane.CDick did not join any clubs, but gave all of his support to the Student Coun- cil. 'l'he business world is his next destination. SEALSO 6
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V ROBERT CHARLES KORTA Chairman, Annual Committee I Bob first saw th light of day in Chicago June 7, Q920b He grad- uated from thegt. Paul's lementary School. He distinguished him-'X self as the Art Editor of t e Tech Prep. His spare time was taken up by the Art and Ushers Clubs, Intramural Sports, and the Quill and Scroll. THOMAS WILLIAM WHITE Chairman, Announcement Committee Tom's birth ace is Chicag . The date, September 4, 1919. He grad- uated from th St. Benedict's Grammar School with flying colors and began his secondary educati n at Lane. Tom has four scholarship pins and a membership in the Honor Society. WILLIAM EDWIN SCHLOSER Chairman, Arrangement Committee Bill was born in Chicago, on June 22,Q920,7and was graduated from the Lewis Elementary School. He received the four scholarship! pins and a membership in the Honor Society and later was its presi- dent in 4A. He was Vice-President of the Chicago Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society. MILLARD PETER GRAKAVAC Chairman, Biography Committee and Picture Committee Q GH'F Mill popped into our faizcity ongJuly 16, 1919. After obtaining Wm his primary education at the Prescott Elementary School, he came to ane. He was a member of the Tech rep Staff, in which he was As- sociate-Editor in 4A. He belonged to the Quill and Scroll Chapter. He also wrestled in his first year, and earned a letter as his reward. He was a member of the Civics and French Clubs, being President of the French Club in 4B. EDWARD HENRY FIEDLER Chairman, Cap and Gown Committee Fied was born i Chicag on September 29, 1919. After being graduated from the Qigassiz iElementary School, he entered Lane. He became president of the Civics Club. Fied merited two scholar- ship pins and is a member of the Honor Society. JAMES JOHN CORTEZ Chairman, Dance Committee Cork came from Warren, Ohio, where he was born on July 22,Q918. He attendedQWashington Elementary School before coming to ane. He played on the footba team for three years and earned three let- ters for his hard work. In addition to his playing football, he held memberships in the French, Invaders, and Lettermens Clubs. Page Twenty-four
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602.4 STANLEY CHARLES ADAMEK ilwauk e, Wis. july 21, 1920 Chopin College 3 Schol rship Pinsg Honor Society SA 4A Dance Club 4B 4A Roller Atlblfis-4Ag Latin Club is-JA, civ- ics Club 4A, Announcement Com- mittee 4Ag Student Council 1B-4Ag A wizard at dancing an girls' shoes JOSEPH W. ADELT C icago, lll. April 15, 1920 Holy Trinity Undecided ouncil Rep. 1Ag Radio Club 1B- 1Ag Hall Guard 4B-4Ag Roller Club 4Ag Intramural Sports 2B-3A. Joe was swell on pickups C-ERIC AFF LTER Xqjlf. BUFFALO - HARRY MA IN ANDERSEN Chicago, Ill. Oct. 12, 1910 Thor Drafting 'Honor Society 3A-4Ag Vice Pres. of Honor Society 4Ag Daily Staff 4Ag 4 Scholarshipsg Student Council 3B-3Ag Civics Club 4Ag Radio Club ZB-2Ag Clinic Club 4B-4Ag Intramu- By the work, one knows the worker FRANCI JOSEPH ANDERSON Qs tland Dec. 7, 1918 St. Benedicfsj Illinois asketball 3B-4Ag Baseball 2B-4Ag Pin and Ring Committee 4Ag Dance Club 4Ag Spur 8: Saddle Club 4Ag Invaders Club 4B-4Ag Chess Sz Checker Club 4A 5 Civics Club 4A 5 witzerland Jan. 9, 1919 Red as a rage ig he Knickerb cker Electrical Work ' Dance Club 4Ag Radio Club 1B-1Ag KNUT H. ANDERSON Civics Club 4B-4Ag Hall Guard 4B- CSweden1b Jan. 13, 1919 4Ag Physics Club 3Ag Minstrel Show Hawt orne Mechanical Field 3Ag Intramural Sports 1B-4A. Camera Club ZA, Economics Club The mad chemist 3Bg Civics Club 3A-4A, Dance com- ' mittee 4Ag Intramural 3B-4Bg Hall ROBERT VICTOR ALLEN Guard 3A-4Ag Biography Committee S awnee, Okla. Aug. 5,1918 Kept his fingers crossed for four Pulaski Undecided years Civics lub 4Bg Stamp Club 4Ag Dance Club 4A, Hall Guard 4B-4A. LESTER ELMER ANDERSON Good in a pinch Chicago, Ill. April 13, 1919 Levden Business World STANLEY CHARLES ADAMEK JOSEPH W. ADELT ERIC AFFOLTER H AA ROBERT VICTOR ALLEN 'z'-fxfo HARRY MARTIN ANDERSON ,- FRANCIS JOSEPH ANDERSON KNUTE H. ANDERSON LESTER ELMER ANDERSON NORMAN PERE ANDERSON ROBERT ANDERSON ROBERT EDGAR ANDERSON PERRY ALBERT ZETTERLUND Page Twenty-six NORMAN PERE ANDERSON Chicago, Ill. Nov. 13, 1919 Clinton Armour 4 Scholarships, Honor Society 3A- 4Ag Architectural Club 1A-4Ag Math Club 4Ag Dance Club 4B-4Ag Biog- raphy Committee 4Ag Intramural Sports 1A-4A. He had a smile 0 ROBERT ANDERSON Superior, VVis. july 8, 1919 Hamilton Undecided 1 Scholarshipg Dance Club 4Bg Stamp Club ZA-3Bg Civics Club 4Ag Intramural Sports 1A-4A. Smart enough to get out ROBERT EDGAR ANDERSON Chicago, Ill. Oct. 18, 1919 Ebinger Aviation 3 Scholarships, Glee Club 2B-ZAQ Intramural Sports 1A-4Bg Hall Guard Captain 3A-4B. One out of many PERRY ALBERT ZETTERLUND w York Oct. 10. 1910 Ravenswoodp Transport Pilot Civics Club 4A. He was a shining light 43:1 M ow we Glee Club 1B-4Ag Finance Comit- tee 4Ag 2 Scholarshipsg Football 1Ag Pres. of Diesel Club 3Ag Civics Club 3A-4Ag Dance Club 4B. Andy the active l
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