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

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Page Eighteen COMMITTEE CLARENCE SMITH-Alumni Committee Smitty was born in Highwood, Illinois, on April 30, 1921. He was graduated from the Schneider School here in Chicago, and en- tered Lane in Feb. 1936. He has taken a four-year Commercial Art Course, and in his first year was presented with membership to the Art Institute, and has received a scholarship every year there- after. In school he held membership in the Art, Guides, Archery and Latin Clubs. He plans to continue his art work at the Academy of Fine Arts. EDWARD H. SZYMANSKI-Announcement Committee Ed is a local boy, born in Chicago on September 22, 1920. He attended the Avondale Elementary School, and, after graduation, turned to the Open Lane . While at Lane his name has appeared on the roster of the Radio and Camera Clubs and the Lane Forum. He has risen from Treasurer to Vice-President of the Polish Club while at Lane. Being fond of good music, he has become a member of the Glee Club. Intramural Sports have always been his favorite activities. Ed in- tends to make his mark in industry after leaving Lane. BERNARD BERMAN-Annual Committee Bernie was born in Chicago, on September 12, 1922. Upon grad- uating from the H. B. Stowe School he immediately entered Lane. In his third year he became a member of the Prep staff, as Club Editor. In his last year Bernie was Editor-n-Chief of the October Prep . For his fine work on the Prep staff Bernie was reward- ed with the coveted position of Editor-in-Chief of the January. 1940, Class Annual. He also has been active in other phases of our School life, being President of the Chess and Checker Club, and a member of the Civics and Latin Clubsg has also served a semester on the Student Council Exec. Committee. For his scholastic ability he has won membership to the National Honor Society. Bernie will enter Purdue University next September. EDWIN JOLLY-Arrangement Committee Ed was born in Chicago on December 21, 1920. He attended the Blaine Elementary School and entered Lane in 1936. His first year of high school was spent at the Stockton Branch. Upon arriving at Lane he joined the Swimming Team. While at Lane, Ed disting- uished himself by winning four scholarship awards. During his four years he held membership in the Invaders Club and partici- pated extensively in Intramural Sports. Jolly has lived up to his name as a jolly, regular fellow, and is Well liked by his fellow classmates. On leaving high school, he plans to attend Armour In- stitute, majoring in Electrical Engineering. OLOF CHRISTELL-Biography Committee Olof Lindy was born in the present home of his parents on the North Side of Chicago, on January 5, 1922. His first taste of education was received at the Grover Cleveland Elementary School in Chicago. In February, 1936, he entered Lane, taking the general course of study. During his career at school he was enrolled in many clubs, some of which areg Spurs and Saddle, Camera, Bow- ling, and Civics. In his 4B semester he was the Senior Justice in the School's Student Court, and in 4A he held the highest position in School, President of the Student Council. Lindy has also served as editor of the Lane Daily. He is the proud possessor of two letters. Olof has plans of either getting a job, or continuing his study of journalism.

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CHARLES KLEMS - TREASURER Charlie was born i11 our fair city on April 13, 1922. His brilliant education started at Newton Batemang later he attend- ed John Mills, from which he was graduated. He was treasurer of his class, and he also received the American Legion Award for his class. Being mechanically inclined, he enrolled in our great tech- nical institution. For three years he has been an outstanding member of Lane's Football and Track team, and he has distinguished himself in other activities. Chuck willbe missed, for he has made many friends at Lane. He plans to work next summer, and next fall to enter a university. KN ALBERT F. KIRSCH - SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Albert was born in Chicago on January 23, 1921. He attended and was graduated from the Mayfair Elementary School. He entered Lane at the age of fifteen years. At Lane he has received scholarships for the first two years for his excellent work. In his third year he was admitted to the National Honor Society. as a member of the Lane Hi-Y Club he won the position of Vice- Fresident, which he has filled for the past two semesters Albert plans to work days and attend Armour Institute Night School. IIC is now employed as a shoe salesman. Page Seventeen

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CHAIRMEN FRED GREENWOOD-Cap and Gown Committee Fred was born in Chicago, on March 31, 1921. Upon graduating from the Avondale Elementary School he came to Lane, the School of Champions . Fred distinguished himself by earning four scholarship awards and by being elected to the Honor Society. He has been a staunch advocate of all sports, playing on the soccer team and participating in all I. M. sports. During his four years at Lane he has been a member of the Student Council, and the Ping Pong, Checkers, and the Latin Club, The Latin Club elected him president in 4B. Fred hopes to enter Armour, to major in Chemical Engineering. GEORGE W. ROGERS-Entertainment Committee George entered life on Feb. 21, 1921 in the Windy City. After graduating from the Lincoln Grammar School, he decided to honor Lane with his person, entering in Feb. 1936. While at Lane, George was a member of the Checker Club, he was a Senior Life Guard and also a member of our Soccer Team. At present George is undecided as to his future, but in what ever future he chooses, we know that he will be successful. RALPH KOTTNER-Gift Committee Ralph was born in Chicago on June the 8th, 1922. After his graduation from the Grover Cleveland Elementary School, Ralph entered Lane in February, 1936. During his four years at Lane Ralph has earned a bronze, silver, and gold awards for his schol- astic ability. He also has won a membership in the Lane chapter of the National Honor Society. Ralph has taken a leading part in the activities of the clubs in his four years at Lane, and, after graduation he plans to go to college to prepare himself for teaching. GLENN MILLER-Picture Committee Glenn Miller was born on February 13, 1922, in St. Paul, Min-- nesota. After his graduation form the Prussing Elementary School Glenn decided to enter Lane. He has been active in many clubs, including the Spur and Saddle Club, Roller Club, and the Student Council. He also has distinguished himself by winning four scholarship awards. Genn has done a fine job as chairman of the picture committee. He is undecided as to his future. THOMAS VOSNOS-Pin and Ring Thomas was born in Chicago, April 4, 1922. Upon his graduation from the Mozart Elementary School Tommie decided upon Lane for his high school education. While at Lane, Tommie has partic- ipated actively in the Latin, Camera, and the Stamp clubs. He also has participated in all Intramural Sports, and has been a mem- ber of the track and baseball teams. Tommie intends to go to Northwestern night School, and to work during the day. Page N ineteen