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iv QWOVS Within the follow- ing pages will be found the breit history of over a thousand y o u n g men Who, having finished th e i r al- lotted high school careers, are about to journey out into the World ..........
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l'RESlDlCN'l' DENNIS JOHN CLARK Dennis was born in Chicago on Easter Sunday, March 27, 1021. Although a Chicago boy, he attended the St. John's Lutheran Grammar School in Merrill, Wisconsin, and was graduated as valedic- torian in May, 1035. During the follow- ing September, Denny bccame one of the many freshmen at Lane. His career while there was very successful. Dennis excel- led in every tield. With regard to sports. he spent his eight semesters with the Nation- al Championship swimming team, receiving seven 'tL's and nine shields for his per- formances in fancy diving. He also par- ticipated in intramural sports. Club work attracted him equally as much as that in the field of athletics. He became a member of the Pan-American League Club and of the Letterman's Club. and was elected to the presidency of the Dance Club. He proved of service to his class by representing his division on the Student Council during his 1A and 2B semesters, by serving as 'Tech Prep salesman, and by co-operat- ing with the members of the original Bud- get Committee from his 2B to his 4A sem- ester. In Scholarship, too, Denny gaincd renown. He earned three scholarship pins and was elected to the National Honor Society, serving as sergeant-at-arms with the Lane chapter and as president of the Chicago Council. 'tUcnny plans to entera university in the fall. Each of his friends at Lane wishes him the best of luck. His is a personality that assures success in all walks of life. DUN WALKER-FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Don Walker was born in Chicago on August 10, 1922. He at-- tended the Armstrong Grammar School and entered Lane in September of 1935. His first year was spent at the Stock-- ton Branch. Upon arriving at Lane, he promptly signed for the swimming team, and in ZA he received his first L . He swam on three championship relays during the time he was on the team. While at Lane, Don distinguished himself by winning' four scholarship awards and by acquiring a membership in the Lane Chapter of the National Honor Society. He was elected president of the Letterman's Club in his 4B semester. After receiving his diploma, Don will attend the University of Illinois, where he will take up chemical engineering. He in- tends to strive for a docto1 s degree. Page Twenty-Two
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