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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1948 volume:

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GREETINGS GR E ETI N GS IH January l948 and greetings throughout the yea rs when happy tnmes shared here by us have faded In memory Our hugh school years at Lane have been n the mann carefree and happy ones but now friends will part some to go unto In dustry and business and others to go on to college Our experlences whale at lane cheerful ones as well as solemn ones will never be forgotten The thrulls of the football games the feellng of unnty whsle sungung the Lane Song the prnde we assumed after Lane won another honor or champlonshnp tnese form the background of our recollectuons With thus purpose then of contrnbutung joy and pride to our graduation and return neemorues to us later on the editors of the Lane Tech Prep for Jan uary l9-48 have lab red to compnle thus sem: year book Greetlngs and good luck thoughout the years 1 ' . 1 - ' Q lwglulvlgl ' 5 n I ax Q Ik N, is 3 ' X MIL1 L , 4 PM-, A w. F' L V . S kr 1, ,i .3 ee 2? 1, 4',s . I ,A AN. 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Q E' ' A fw'-'VW i ANNUAL STAFF Editor in Chief GEORGE HECK ASSO ciote Editor ROY VELDE Business Mon ci g e r RICHARD HAILA A rt Editor P A U L SARKISIAN Monoging Editor VINCENT SPEDALE Club ond Feoture Editor RICHARD KOTHERA Sport Edu to r EARL ALDON Militory Ed 1 to r KENNETH ERICKSEN, Music E d I to r JACK SIEBERT, Photograph Ed i to rs ROBERT GEDMAN o n d R O B E RT GROEMLING, Office Monogers HAR- RY SIMON ond DALE HILEMAN, pre- sent the Jonuory I948 edition of the LANE TECH PREP. ,-1i..-....i1- J J X uf Ffh- , -.-an :fy Vw v . W vi '5 '1-up Fvvn-f N 5'-ylysrvw, . A . 1--,V .mu- ,uP ,MQ 4 A wh, Q, bs,- , w Y 3 1 .-..i........T-...Q--. ...Z-...-.-,,....l. Q - -'41 . A 1 5 -,-.1-..-..--.. f n an-In Q'hW W ,K .. ...F-.ww Msn:-ff y M- WA , ,, x... - -.1.,.,,.,-:gf +.,,,... wwws--W1-vrlvh with ...-:f....- q M 'A mdgf ' ' . 5,9-N-,ww A .V Aw Vxfmina-'45 w '61 'r X , f 1 - , L 9 ,' --.18 ' ' '-' -...,,, ... .- ... U ., V 4 ,-, w -Q f rg ws., '- . x . N , fri, 1 'M Q' - 0Y fa4:.:-4.ggQ qv,Qs.-:btw X- rN,n-S-iv ' '. N 1 A -mx ,,, . A ff. ., lane Dedimfvs war Jlflemvrial Gold Star parents and guests stand at attention as the Presentation of Gold Stars by Mrs. e er u O salute is fired, Kntb f,Qj4f73d Capt. John Campbe . gl?-J, An address delivered by Cadet Lt. Col Umbright on occasion of dedica- tion, Oct, 30, 'I947 Fellow students, Gold Star Moth- ers and Guests. Shooting the Stars, is the name given our memorial Statue by its sculptor, Mr. John Szaton. Many ot you students and nat- urally our guests do not know the history ot our memorial. When the Senior Class ot i943 discussed the class gitt, they decided they would give the amount tor a suitable Memorial in honor ot our boys who gave their tull measure at devotion tor the American way ot lite. Each class thereafter until June I947, did the same thing. Today we are holding a memorial program and the dedication ot our statue in honor ot those boys who no longer are in the portals otLane. no longer are in the portals ot Lane. Words cannot express our sorrow and neither can we do pro- per homage to these Lane Indians, who, as true Americans, fought as they had been taught to tight in their tour years at Lane. The work they did was tor a better world, it that world will know enough to ac- cept the American way ot living. I should like to eulogize on this subject but my elders who will tol- low will do justice in that respect. I believe the students ot Lane and and our guests would like to know more about our Memorial. After the money had been given by dit- terent classes, a committee ot al- umni, students and administrators was selected to determine a titting memorial. They had decided on a statue symbolic ot Lane spirit and the Lane boy. We should give credit here tor the work ot our Principal, Mr. James I-I. Smith, our Assistant Principal, Mr. Mar- tin J. Thue and Mr. George Piper. CCountinued on page IOI if lContlnued from page 91 Shop at the Vaughan Hospntal Mr John Szaton a dlstlngulshed young sculptor and a protege of the late Lorado Taft worked out the thought and ndea Involved In the memorlal The lndnan the symbol of Lane represents the courageous honest and energetlc way of the Lane boy The posltlon of the statue ns that of shootnng the stars an appeal by man to the Ruler of the Unnverse Thus ns a most excellent thought lt ns plac ed rn the east end of our garden facing west ln the west end of the garden a bronze plaque will be erected contannnng the names of the Lane boys who lost their llves nn World War ll ln thus beautnful garden wnth nts three pools shrub bery and flowers we feel that the memory of our departed heroes will lnve as long as the brnck and l feel that It IS flttnng and proper to make a few statements about what the students of Lane dld dur :ng the war We have proclalmed ourselves a school of champions Here are a number of our most Important accomplishments The students gave as glfts now knndly note these are glfts S6 200 for three Army ambu lances S6 250 to furnish recreation rooms at the Vaughn hospltal S3 000 to the Junior Red Cross Sl l 400 for Machine and Auto Shop at the Vaughn Hospital We are proud of these gifts and add to all thus the purchase by the students and faculty of one mllllon fave hundred and enghty two thou sand and fave hundred and elghty two dollars an bonds ln addltnon to thus our shops made 3 000 mo del anrplanes for target purposes l00 stretchers 300 wrought :ron stands 565 convalescent tables 200 Plng Pong tables and 2000 Plng Pong paddles and 750 card tables Oh yes I forgot our stu dents and teachers made l00 000 Red Cross Bandages We are proud of our war record but we are more proud of the 7 000 Lane boys who fought against a tyrannical system of government so that the cltlzen of today and to morrow may lnve In the splrnt of democracy ln memory of our de parted heroes we the students of Lane humbly salute you In trnbute to you nn my humble way l wnsh Memorial ln reverent trlbute to those Laneltes who gave the full Measure of devotion for justice and the American way of llfe Thus Memorial IS solemnly ded :cated Thus IS the Sentiment from all of us to you' NOTABLES l Mr John Delaney Dlrector of Publlc Relations Dr Herold C Hunt General Super lntendent of Schools and Col Hans Mlnueth Professor of Mnlrtary Scaence and Tactics Chicago 2 Mrs Clifton Utley member of Board of Education and Mr Frank Boege EdlfOFIOl Director Caplan Lerner Papers 3 Mr Robert Bodach M Walter Melsner and Mr Edgar Schnadlg Lane Alumnl . , , . 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General Superintendent Chicago Public Schools November l5th l947 To my fruends at Lane For the prsvllege of greeting all of you at Lane through the Lone Tech Prep I want to express my deep apprecuotnon To have been out at Lone earlier thus year and to have caught the splrlt of such a splendld school and nts fnne student body meant much to me To you all I wash a year of genurne occompllshment and of great satisfaction l-rankly I envy you the opportunntnes that are yours make the most of them l urge Abraham Lnncoln It was l believe who sand I wull study and prepare myself and some day my chance wlll come That s not only good advice but sound common sense The world needs trcnned men and women today as It never has be fore Education IS the key that will unlock the door of opportunity for you fashion that key well and It will admit you to success and Over the door ofa hugh school with which l am famllrar IS this expression lfyou covet learning s prlze Climb her heights and take It ln ourselves our fortune lles Life IS what you make at Let me leave that thought with you llfe ns what we make It School IS what we make It Lone Technical I-llgh School will reflect thus year and every year the purposes plans and ombutlons of nts student body Great then IS the responslbulsty that IS yours l om con fldent that you are equal to It lt will however require nothlng short of your very best such IS exoected of you' Falthfully yours Jew!! U Gffwri General Superlntendent of Schools O O ! I ' ' . I I I . ,, . I ' ll I ' happiness. . , . FS Shooting the Stars ECENTLY wnth the clsslstclnce ot members of the Armed Forces he Amerncon Legion school otfnclols dnstlngulshed cllumnu ond conmunnty leoders Lone dedlcclted cn stotue of on lndnon to the me nory of former students who lost thelr llves an Word Wor ll The stotue ns the work of Cl flne clrtlst ond In one of the finest tormol gord ns nn Chucogo It lends beauty to the school surroundnngs And slnce the lnsngnuo ot the school :son lnduon ond our othletuc teoms ond students an generol ore colled the Lone lndlons this becuutu shooting the stcnrs ISIl'1CleGdOfIll'II'1Q ond symbolic tribute to Lone s wclr decud The stcltue ond the term Lone lnduon should meon much to oll Lone Students for they ore Indeed symbolic Every boy who enters Lone becomes o Lone lndlon Forgotten ore dlfterences an weolth roce creed or socucal prestige whnch moy be present outside the school All our boys whose nomes ore contcuned nn the bronze box under the stotue In the gorden were Lone lndnons regcnrdless of roce wecnlth or reluglon We do not question the rnght of ony of them to hove their ncnmes on our honor roll we ore humbly proud to hove them there And so cull students of Lone present ond future hong the obllgotlon the prlvllege ond the trust to see thot In our Lone Trube thef-gore nod erences for oll ore Lone lndlons f ,QJZQWEZ QQ ' n Q I ' u . Q p . Q u u I ,F Q I 9 I n 1 . , G . . I . . g I - II - ll - -- I tul stotue ot o young lndion wcurrior oppeoling to the Diety by I l I Il ' II Il ' ll . ' ' . a . v o I I n 1 G ' II ' Il I . . . D . . I 1 n l 1 1 I c I l l ll ' ll - ll ' Il Assistant Priuczjmls M J Ch pS Ath P MR YOUNGBERG MR ANDERSON MR PATTULLO Examlner Attendance Exommer YV MR FINSTON Adjustment WM OFFICE AIDE MR HILDEBRAND Placement MISS SCHUMACHER Llbrarlan MRS HOWARD Readnng Coordmator y 1 MR HUNTER MR PALKA MR MOORE Scholarship Hall Guards Traftuc l. Editors Heck and Velde consult with Business Manager Haila on Annual affairs. 2. Boys turn into skilful Craftsmen under Mr. Gunderson's direction. 3. Lane's library is a good spot to catch up on reading. Views and kcviews january '48 SEPTEAABER S THE warm sun slowly rises on an early morn the summons of the Lane Chimes are heard echoing over the campus green and are answered by a throng of boys prepared to face another semester---Wide eyed freshmen stroll wonderingly down the halls frantically in search for Gym 4 on the fifth floor---The presidents of the various clubs call their first meetings as the Lane clan rapidly recovers from entrance headaches and step into its old stride---The daily comes out under the editor- ship of James Newman---Mr. Gotschalk, long time chief engineer at Lane is replaced by Mr. Christopherson---Presses start to hum as an- other Tech Prep goes to press---Gridders drop practice game to Austin but bounce back slaughtering Lake View and Sullivan in fine style---Sophisticated seniors start wondering about those grades as first marking slowly creeps toward them--- OCTOBER ENIORS promenade through the corridors dressed in their best Sunday suits ready for photographs---Amundsen's powerhouse team collapses under the barrage of the Tech Grid- ders---Girls are seen in Gym l as the Friday night socials attract the elite of the North Side---School dons smoked glasses when 4A jewelry arrives---School becomes bedlam when Tech Prep finally comes out---Soccer team ties Marshall for second place in North Section---Senior comittees roll into the action and relieve seniors of the weight of the money they carry in their pockets---Waller adds its name to the growing list of defeats by Lane ---Frauelins from Steinmetz are entertained at a Halloween party by the Deutscher Verein of Lane---The name Mr. Pattullo is whispered in shudders among hopeful seniors as course books are given the final once over---Grid- ders almost sabotaged by Rough Riders as Lane creeps over Roosevelt---Campaign signs adorn the school as 4Bs elect Fred Lehman as their Pres.---Dr. Hunt honors Lane with visit as we solemnly honor our War Dead from Lane with ceremonies and the dedication of a Indian statue in memorial Garden--Gridders end regular season by whipping Taft---On to Schurz--- NOVEMBER ROSS Country team starts month off right taking another City Championship a n d head downstate---Senior swing date set for the 26th---Swimming team prepares for another city championship---The excavation of funds from senior's wallets continues---Semi-an- nual concert receives huge ovation and critics applaud highly---Senior Swing in Gym l is success and seniors feel their money was well spent---Do or die becomes watch word for seniors as last marking period begins for them ---Lane ties Schurz for North Section Championship---Suit coats become standard attire as Laneites mug for group pictures. DECEMBER LETTERMEN hold their annual alumni game and dance with the usual huge crowd at- tending---Alumni trim the Seniors with a Bato and Timbo combination---R. O. boys polish their uniforms to top brilliancy as they hold their Hop at the Evanston Women's club--- Cagers are ranked at top of city teams---Mask and Shears boys decorate themselves in greasepaints, wigs and costumes as they give One Wild Night ---Seniors start search for a prom date---Don't be left out---Final Friday night social draws hugh crowd and patiently wait for next social season---Tankmen led by Jerry Krumbholz prepare to defend their co- veted titles---Cagers set out toward another Stagg tourney title---Here's hoping Santa's good to you---Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year ---- JANUARY ETURNING from holiday vacation stu- dents settle down for the homestretch run ---Prom bids are handed out and are they ever be. .autiful---Cagers season is begun---Mid season will rob Freitag and Shyman from the teams---Farewell Prom draws tux clad seniors with their O. A. O.s out into the cold and out to the Evanston Woman's club---Where did we go after, again?---Jitters become a com- mon illness among seniors who practice marching onto the stage and receiving that little slip of paper---Annuals come out and autograph seekers roam the halls looking for their buddies---Last days slip by too fast--- Last goodbyes are said to teachers and friends ---We sit nervously in the auditorium with the tassels from our caps getting in our eyes ---Its all over now---We're Alumni now---Fare- well Lane. . ., J . , 4, Everybody turns out for the game. 5.Yea Teamll 6. We're proud of the precision and snap of our l-ane Military Band. y 1 WM xx .X X ,bg 4- - aff, sf R Q A- xxx If ' tx - pf X N X f :sry ff 21. e fl his rim xx ' ff 1 f , M, I QM XX l.IKE the lndlans ot old who accepted the young men Into the trlbe as braves the sensors ot the Lane Indlans are ready to be accepted unto the trnbe of manhood They have traveled the long path ot hugh school education and have taken advantage of the opportunltles offered to them by our great school In tech In the tollowlng pages are the plctures of these young braves who have led our school tor the past semester and wnll contlnue to brlng glory and honor to Lane As they leave our portals and remember Lane as thelr Alma Mater we bud them always Whatever you do wherever you go remember the honor of Lane GRADUATE M' VINCE SPEDALE PRESIDENT OF SENIOR CLASS JAN '48 INCE was born In the vlcmlty of Lane on December 2 l929 He attended the Audubon Grammar School where he was an outstandnng Student and was well llked by hls classmates After graduating from Audubon Vance entered Lane full of mnschlef and am bltnon Mischief not paying off he turned has ottentuon toward hrs Studies This worked out for hum for Vlnce S endeavors were compensated by several certificates for scho lastlc achievement whnch enabled hum to bcome a member of the Honor Soclety where has name appears on the Super Honor Roll However Vrnce dld not devote all his time to studles for In hls flrst year he was a member of the frosh soph and recenved an award for his partlclpatnon He w t play Varslty football where h en on to e made many friends Besides playing football Vmce en yoys softball a great deal and has been on several mtra I H mura teams IS character personallty and atntude have helped hlm acquire the tltle of The Frlendllest Guy at Lane What the future holds for V mce only tlme wall tell but has goal ns to become an automotive engineer Mighty In Spzrzi NDER the spurlt of the great American lnduan symbol of Lane Tech the January Class of I948 IS graduatlng Even though thus clas ns small sn num bers It too as mlghty In spurut Usually this page IS devoted to a history of the class and an exvress on of gratitude to our parents and teachers The history as omitted because there are as many dlfferent verslons of what has happened as ther are members of our class The thought of gratutude I would lake to em haslze Thank You IS a very worthy phrase but IS not enough to exoress the appreciation we have for those who have helped make the path of learn ng a ltttle srnooth er and more enjoyable to tread and lnghtang the way when nt grcw dark and musty In our mlnds So now we thank you for all you hate done But as time speeds by us our actions In our new surroundln s will l, the real ex re slon to you our parents and teachers If your efforts hav ucc eclecl an makung excellent Amerncan cntlzens of us you wxll l am certaln accept that as your Thank You from us As we leave Lane Amernca as no longer engaged mn a terr ble war Instead we enter an aching mlserable world which as strll allung frorn the confluct Itl our duty to help make our communlty school or place of employment a better place In which to llve and work At Lane we gained a great number of frlena because everyone made It that way May we never forget that friend-y splrlt Seldom has Lane been de feated In competntuon but when beaten the victor always found us good losers and as a result nt has produced better wlnners Thls thought I wush you t keep lnfe IS composed ofa great many contests be a good loser and wunnung To you my fellow classmates many of whom I shall never have the plea Sure of greeting with a friendly HI again l shall remember you always as my friends lt has glven me an enormous anoount of Pleasure to s r fe you l am gratefully nndebted to you all for the joy and co oueratuon you have glfen l wish all of you success IH whatever you und rtake Vmce Spedalc we :RQ lllfzigfrf' 79:58 XQQP Q 0 J Q I I . . . 3 . 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' . 5,1 9 x . . . - A . .X Q U 0 .. . f- g ,, If X QQ c 1 , 5 y wg 9 K x 5 1 Q' s- l T l l'l K 't X . -tg, ,qx ll Url N I bug, .N x X Q xii ' Yr P, Q - - 2 .5 . , xi, RET' GERALD KRUMBHOLZ VICG PresIdent Class of January l948 ERRY was born on March ll l93O and after spendIng a few years at home he d Id to get an educatIon He entered the Bell scho fter spendIng eIght joyous years there he gra ua In 44 and entered our School of ChampIons Here Lane he became very actIve In sports a d wo h etter on the swImmIng team He also be nie a m fthe Lettermen s Club and lately bec presI t o that club the schools largest and l e organIzatIon As captaIn of our am s eam he kept up wIth hIs trend of sports J ry s favo I subject IS chemIstry ln the future he I tQfYds to furt er hIs educatIon at one of the many un Sl ICS In country JACK SIEBERT Secretary Class of January l948 N APRIL 28 l93O Jack was the addItIon that changed hIs famIly s populatlon to four He attended the lrvIng Park Grammar school graduatIo In Jan l94 Jack entered Lane wIt one partIcular a bItIon to be come a member of the dent CouncIl sen from MISS Sherbahn s dIvIsIon I h fIrst ye r h en a member ever sInce servIng Q p ctIca r c mIt tee and fInally beIng elected a ITS FGSI s r year DurIng hIs fIrst few sem t h ol more a bonds than any other IndIvIdual d r n Lane s l lIon dollar drIve In 2B he became Int e th t dent Court and In 3A became a me o t SOCIETY where he served as VICE DFGSI 4A became Its presIdent ,SUE RIC RD LUNDGOOT Tre er Class of January l948 rn In Oak Park llIInoIs on January 9 l He t nded Mozart Grammar School for eIght ars a upon graduatIon he came dIrectly to Lane A e takIng a year of general tech course In hIs soph omo year Dlck became Interest In ArchItecture and chan ed to the ArchItecture course ln hIs four years at Lane, Dlck engaged In many sports and actIvItIes such as ICC skatmg, track and cross coun try teams He IS a member of the Lettermen's club and a member of the SlIde Rule club After graduatIon he Intends to attend college and contInue In the ArchItectural fIeld I ROGER ALLAN BJORVIK A A A Sergeant at Arms Class of January I948 MONG the boys to enter Lane IH Jan l944 was a be wuldered freshue So began Rogers hegh school career As the time went by thlngs began to clear up and Roger took interest un many thlngs Hrs fnrst lnterest was swam ming but after beung on the team for a year he had to go to work ln has sensor year he became a lnfe guard and became president of the Pan American Club He participated In the Student Council and was very actnve Also In has sen nor year he took College Algebra and guard offncer Y.. ELDE became a hall GEORGE HECK Editor ln Chief of the Jan 48 Annual LTHOUGH the weather was cold and snowy on the mornlng of November l5 l93O there was cheerfulness and warmth In the Heck home because a new addntnon had arrived After enjoylng the customary five years at home George enrolled un elementary school Upon entering Lane he plunged In the work of the flrst semester ln his second semester he became an nn tra mural officer for whnch he earned a letter As a member of thus staff he wrote many stornes and served on the June 47 Annual Staff The peak of hrs hugh school actlvutnes was cllmaxed when he was elected edu tor In chlef of the January 48 Annual and to the Quill and Scroll Society Q o o he Jan 48 Annua K Ted Lewus sand has usual l dy H A 9 t a certaln Mr Velde dldn t know wh he was talkin out for he just became a father Af r graduating fr oos our hero entered Lane with a bntnons b co g a solld cltuzen IS u t ane Roy engaged In many actlvl S e h t d ar he has wrltten for the Annual T h r p an y has sensor year Roy was elected As ocno e E t r of th nnual and Tech Prep He as a i .L memberlof uull and croll the Natnonal Honorarv Journa As for ys future he hopes to go unto Law or Forestry A U n I - . - 4 A Q 5 A A .lll I , A n A It ,, ' ' E l .. 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Fan 'I' . - ' , I , .tx I. l ' ' ' 9:1 V.: Hzwfzmlffee Zhrzzrmclr DONALD CARLSON Chalrman Alumnl Commsttee EIGHING seven and one half pounds Don Carlson recenved has flrst pat on the back from the doctor at an early age of nothnng on December I I l929 Frve years later Blame Grammar school lured hum unto therr corrrdors and shoved hum out after elqht years of struggle Lake Vlew got hum for the first year but Lane got hum wlth an offer of board room and turtlon lf he d play football That he drd also gorng nn for track and cross country as srdelrnes Don became a member ofthe Letter men s Club an honor well recerved after three years at Lane ROBERT CHELOVICH Charlman Announcement Committee OB was born on February I9 I93O H started has education at the Thomas School and upon graduatron entered the Schcol of Champions ln hrs second year Bob partrcnpated rn sports and trned out for the football team The coach sand This IS a natural klckerl and the name of Toe was bestowed upon hum In 3A Bob was elected Into the Honor Socnety and rn 4A was voted Sergeant at Arms of has class He was also active ln the Letter man s Club Latin Club Bookroom and par tncupated In Intramural Basketball Baseball and volleyball Bob plans to follow rn the foot steps of has four bug brothers and become a pharmaclst WILLIAM ROBERTS Chairman Arrangement Committee BILL WAS born In Chlcago on May 8 l93O He attended Audubon Grammar School and after graduatlon he came straight to Lane because of Its good reputation and Interesting courses Bull held a part tlme job through most of hrs four years at Lane but could fund tume for Intramural sports and a few clubs He was a Tech Prep salesman and a student council representative Bull was also a member of the two scholarshup awards and after graduatron he plans to go to Busrness College and become a certufred publrc accountant HOWARD GILBERTSON Charrman of Blography Committee OWARD was born rn Chlcago on February IO I93O After fave uneventful years he began has education by entering the Darwln grammar school Here he spent the usual eight years and graduated In February I944 Interested In technvcal educatlon he came to Lane Durung his first two years at Lane he partlcu pated In I M Sports and was a member of the Ushers club Red Cross Dance club and Hall Guards ln hrs thrrd semester Howard was elec ted mto the Lane chapter of the Honor Soclety and has received four scholarship awards Af ter graduation he plans to attend the Umver sity of lllnnons 7 Q W - , I I I - I ' I I , ' I . . . , I . . , , I D ' Cl 4 1 ' B , . e I - II , I s ' II I Q 1 . I ' Sioux Hr-Y and Computation Club. He has I ' , . lj 1 n . ll . I ' I , II II ' I Q ' 1 I ' I I . . . . , . I ' I I I . . .g Hlass of january 1948 DMEMN l EDWARD BURNS Co ChaIrman Cap and Gown CommIttee D WAS born In ChIcago on AprIl l-4 l93O HIs schoolIng started at the Newberry Elemen tary School and after graduatlng he attended Waller HIgh for hIs freshman year DecIdIng that he wanted to go to the best school In Chncago Ed came to Lane In hIs second year At Lane he partIcIpated In many OCTIVITIES He joIned the Track and Cross Country teams the Lettermen s Club the Rod and Rjfle Club and entered many Intramural sports Although partIcIpatIng In many sports Ed has been able to keep up a hIgh scholastlc average and has earned four scholarshIp awards DONALD ESAU ChaIrman FInance Commuttee THE YEAR l93O was the begInnIng of the depressIon In that some year on July 5 Donald Esau was born HIs elementary educatIon consIsted of trans ferrIng from one elementary school to another IncludIng the LIttle Red Schoolhouse at Fox Lake lllInoIs FollowIng graduatIon from Waters Grammar School Don entered Lane DurIng hIs four years here he enrolled In the Camera College Alge bra German and Dance Clubs and PGFTICI pated In I M actIvItIes Don kept a four year scholarshIp durIng hIs stay at Lane and be came a member ofthe NatIonal Honor SocIety After graduatIon day Don has hopes to be come an engmeer JACK GENERAL ChaIrman EntertaInment CommIttee CCORDING to hIs bIrth certIfIcate lIfe began for Jack early one mornIng July 26 l93O to be exact He was just begInnIng to enjoy lIfe when at the age of sIx he enrolled In the Avondale Grammar School Jack spent hIs freshman year at Schurz and transferred to Lane In hIs second HIs Interests at Lane were monopolIzed by Intramural sports and semI fInalIsts In base ball basketball and Soccer In 46 The Spur and Saddle Club aroused hIs Interest and he rode wIth them He may attend the AmerIcan College of Physlcal EducatIon but he IS undecIded about hIs future ERNEST HAUSER Co ChaIrman Cap and Gown CommIttee RNIE was born on March l7 l930 In the Wlndy CIty FIVE years later he entered LIn coln Elementary School but transferred to the Arnold Grammar School where he receIved hIs farst dlploma After one year at Waller HIgh School he came to Lane where he became a member of the soccer team After receIvIng hIs letter from the soccer team he IoIned the Lettermen s Club and also partIcIpated In ln tramural Sports In hIs fourth year he served hIs classmates by headIng the Cap and Gown CommIttee ' - - 11 - ll I I I . , V V I - t. 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E 1 l II - - Il - ' - I , . . . 1 WILLIAM WESTFALL B Charrman Grft Commrttee ILL was born rnto a cold world on Febuary 9 l93O Although rt was a cold day rt was not cold enough to freeze hrs ambrtron to study medrclne at the Unrversrty of lllrnors He grad uated wrth honors from Schnerder Elementary school and then came to Lane He made hrs mark here wrth both brarn and leg work berng a member of the Cross Country team as well as a member of the Honor Socrety wrth four awards lncluded rn hrs actrvrtres are a host of clubs such as the Clnnrc German Club and the Student Councrl and Slrde Rule Club GERALD ARKUS Charrman Prn and Rrng Commrttee ERRY was born rn Chrcago on November grammer school at Audubon he entered Lane rn January I944 Due to the fact that he worked after school most of hrs four years he drd not have much trme for outsrde school actrvrtres However he drd frnd trme for rntra mural sports rncludrng baseball basketball and volleyball rn addrtron he was a hall guard and a Tech Prep Salesman Upon leavrng Lane Jerry plans on enterrng college to further hrs educatron HARRY SERANTONI Charrman of Prcture Commrttee H ARRY drscovered the world rn Chrcago on August 2l l929 After recervrng a substan tral educatron at the Prescott Grammar school he entered Lane Durrng the next three years Harry got rnto swung of thrngs by jornrng the Dance and Slrde Rule clubs Hallguards and partrcrpatrng rn I M sports ln hrs last year he became a mem ber of the Honor Socrety and has been Sec retary and Vrce presrdent of the Student Councrl Hrfmmzffce 671111 ,Ut U! RICHARD J KOTH ERA Charrman of the Prom Commrtte ICKY as he rs called by all of hrs frrends came unto thrs world wrth a crash on Sept ember 20 l928 After a few years he entered Eprphany Grammar school and graduated from there after an erght year enlrstment Because he wanted a technrcal educatnon he entered Lane Durrng hrs stay at Lane he entered IM sports and jorned the Spur and Saddle club and the scrence club Although working after school he jorned the Rrfle team and won hrs letter rn that actrvrty also helprng Lane to wrn a Crty Champronshrp He became a mem ber of the Honor Socrety rn hrs thrrd year Durrng hrs fourth year he was elected vrce presrdent of the Pan Amerrcan Club also presrdent of the Robot club later on he was appornted managrng edrtor of the Annual for January I948 I Z 7 B A . . 'I wg . - ' K V V V k. 7 L V 4, l93O. After completing eight years of 6'lrzss nf january 1948 Charrman Student Servrce X ON WAS born on December 20 l929 the good old town of Chrcago ln a few years he attended Lmne Grammar school where he made many frrends In a few years he had to leave Lrnne but what was Lrnne s loss was Lane s garn Whrle at Lane he has made much progress rn sports In the fall of l945 he made hrs way onto the Junror Basketball team and when the season was frnrshed he was chosen as the frrst strrng center on the All Star North Sectron team ln the season just frnrshed he was chosen by hrs team mates to captarn the team He performed hrs chore wrth drlrgence and helped lead the team to a sectron tre Because of hrs personalrty Don has made many frrends at school He hopes to go on to college We know Don wrll be a success ARTHUR SCHOEPFER Charrman Swrng Commrttee ART WAS born on Aorrl 28 l93O He re cerved hrs elementary educot on at Goethe Grammar school Durrng hrs four years at Lane he partrcrpated rn many school actrvrtres In hrs frrst year he became a member of the Soccer team where he earned hrs letter When the Lettermens Club was organrzed he became a member and has been an actrve one ever srnce After graduatron Art plans to contrnue hrs educatron but hrs plans are strll uncertarn EARL ALDON Charrman Publrcrty Commrttee ARL ALDON was born on March 5 l93O nd was the begrnnrng of much trouble for the Al on famrly The years crept by for hrs famrly b afe they could send hrm to school and let hrs teachers mold hrs future lrfe Bateman Grammar school was hrs frrst stop and after jumprng to Calrfornra and back to B teinan Vue eventually came to Lane The f 3Pf'wo years were spent qurckly and quretly t rn hrs 3B semester the Darly beckoned and semester he rose to become Managrng Edrtor and Sports Edrtor of the January 48 Annual As for outsrde actrvrtres he partrcrpated rn the Slrde Rule Computatron Debate Clubs and the Soccer team He rs very proud of hrs mem bershrp rn the Honor Socrety wrth four scholar shrps RICHARD L HAILA Busrness Manager Jan 48 Annual T WAS a cold nrght February 6 l93O when Drck made hrs debut rnto thrs heartless world Hrs mother had wanted a grrl but recerved hrm wrth open arms Lrttle drd she know what the future held for her February l944 saw hrs advent at Lane He became an average student but Improved greatly rn hrs last two years Although not tak rng part rn school sports he followed them closely He partrcrpated rn I M sports and rorned the German Math Dance and other clubs In hrs fourth year he became busrness manager ofthe Tech Prep and Annual and was elected to the Qurll and Scroll Socrety He plans to go to college and later jorn the Marrne Corps rf - A S T 'J ' . . . . FREITAG lv. llt' 'he took over as the Social Editor. In his 4A D I , in . . . . . . . LANE OE ABRAHAMS Johannesburg SA June 1930 Morltz Bros Undecnded occer Tea m LettermensClub H Iguard I M Sports EDWARD J ALAKS Chicago Ill Sept I5 l930 Burr School Magic Club Dance Club Cycle Club I M S ports Semor Bas ketball Invaders Club GEORGE ALM Jr Chlcaga Ill May 6 I929 John Work Crew Club Dance Club bam ,L . at if HARRY ALF.GAuER cmcogo Ill Au I6 I929 Alcott ule Club Pc ture Committee Honor Society I M Sports 4 yr Scholarships German Club Radio Club In STEVE V BANACH Chicago lll Aprll 2l l930 Locke Undecuded Crew Club R oller Club Dance Club I M Sports Shop Salt B ANGELO BASAGAS Chl cago III Nov 6 l929 LeMoyne Music Swing Band Concert Band Mllntary Band 8: Track Orchestra Club R TECHNICAL H ROBE Chuca Brxdg EMIL W Chicago Llnne IGH SCHOOL ROBERT A ACKERMAN aParkIII Jn4lO Bateman Navy Track Team I M Sports Wel ders Club MARIO J ALBANESE Chicago Ill O t c 30 1929 Barry College Orchestra Strung Quartets Wrestllng Team I M Sports Invaders Club IB IA 2B RICHARD C AHLBERG Chicago Ill Jan 6 I93O Blame College Pan American Club I M Sports Surveyers Club Sllde Rule Club ONALD E ANDERSON h 5 I930 Trumbull Work H Auto IM ACflVIfeS Club Mldget Motors RT W ZINN 0 Ill an I3 I O e Work Smith Hu h g es Machnne I Base o a BATKE April I6 l930 Undecnded I M Sports Ger man oller Club Hallguard Presldent Welders Club Page Thlrty J . . . , O k . a. , 93 Sl : ' : : . - 1 - at , L. . . . 0 o 0 0 o o 1' A ,, - ' 4 l D . ' . g. , C icago III. Jan. 2 , F College President Slide R 5 i - S. . 5 . . ' ' 5 Fly- 1 U 2 'Q 2 ' . ' 0 ' o I 5- .s I ' ' . ' , I' Q, f J . , 93 bu,l.M . ll. o 0 ' , . , ' lll. ' , ' . il l l : I 2 SENIOR CLASS, JANUARY 1948 4 ROBERT BAUMANN Chlcago Ill July I9 I929 Brentano College Stage Crew Baseball Dance Club Bowling P A Umt Rol Ier Club Prcture Committee Model Ranlroad Club Letli DO ALD BELETSKY Constance Munn Jn 8 30 Von Humboldt College Camera Club Projectlonlsts Latnn Club I M Soccor Mana ger IM Sports College Alge bra Club 2 Scholarshups JOHN E BENGSTON Chicago lll J n 5 I 0 S H Auto I M Sports Alumnu Com Midget Motors Rod and Rrfle Club RUSSELL B BERG Chlcago lll D c 7 I 28 Stowe College German Clubs I M Sports Hallguard ROBERT B BEUTELSPACHER Oak Park July 22 I 29 n Work Audubo I M Sports Prmters Club S H Prlntmg Dally Staff Dance Club Annual and Tech Prep Staff GEORGE R BAXTER Chicago III May I I 0 Mur y Work Prnn CW? D I y S a m Annual and Tec p S aff Lrnotype Operator RICHARD ROBERT BELLON 9 Chicago Ill O IO I Bateman Work Gymnastic Team I M Sports Smith Huughes Mach me Shop Magic Club Office OY JOHN E BERG Chicago Ill c II I Hawthorne Work I M Sports Entertainment Commlttee Rod and Rxfle Club Hallguard BERNARD BERNSTEIN C lcago III Apr I9 I 0 Darwln Work Symphony Orchestra Concert nd R O T C Band aders Club Hallguard Pan v American Club E School Club :can ALBERT C BETTI EDWARD BESSLER F 7 I 29 Chlcago Ill Jan I4 I O II Elgin Ill e Orr Voct Work Hamulton Co ege Smuth Hughes Machme Slade Rule Club Model Airplane Club Surveyors Club College Shop I M Sports Algebra Club Page Tharty one . f . I . I I 93 I I . I P. . Z , ' , , . ', - a'l fffj U ' c . 1 l l 1 re I . I Y- . o 1 o 5:33 0 I ' , 0, , ' , . CY. , 92 . .I , ' I ' B V 1 1 Q O ' ' . o . , 93. ' ' . De. , 929 0 o ' f e. , 9 H , ., . , 93 . l U l I Ba Q .... I j In- 0 6 A M 13, . I 9 K - -t n : I' J . I.M. . . . . - . b. , 9 - 1 . , 93 LANE TECHNICAL KENNETH E BEYER Chucago Ill Jan 21 1 0 Schubert College P A Unnt Radlo Club Sur veyors Club Philosophy and Lognc Club Color Guard Enter tolnment Comm NCO School ORVILLE E BLATHERWICK Chlcago lll Dec 10 1 29 Brown U S Navy Alumn: Committee Spur and addle Club Smith Hughe a une Shop Hallguard ROBERT O BLOMQUIST Chlcago Ill Aprll 21 1930 McPherson Draftlng Presndent Ushers Club Dance Club Math Club Camera Club Rule Club MICHAEL P BONGIORNO Chlcago lll Aug 20 1929 Baseball Team I M Sports Tech Prep Art Staff Annual Art Staff AUB 929 mst ndecrded ub I M Sports RICHARD BRUCATO Chlcago lll Aprll 25 1930 Bateman Navy Smnth Hughes Machlne C School Offnce s School Hallguard I M Sports Debatung Gift Comm HIGH SCHOOL ARTHUR P BIBERGALL Chlcago lll Jan 15 I 9 Agassnz Work Pan Amerlcan Club Footba Team 47 THOMAS BLAUL Chicago lll Sept 4 I929 e Work Fmance Committee S H Auto Hallguard Track I M Sports Gymnastic Mudget Motors JAMES L BOEVER Chncago lll Fe 3 1 30 Budlong School Modeling Club Art Club R O Competutnon Tech Prep Art graphy Commrttee EDWARD F BORGIAS Chicago lll Nov 23 1930 Goethe College Pan Amerlcan Club l M Bas ketball Champs I M Sports Cycle Club Surveyors Club Hallguard MARTIN O BRAUNS Chicago lll .lan 31 I O Sayre College Student Council IM Sports Buography Commlttee, Hall guard Surveyors Club JAMES H BRYJA Chicago lll March 3 1930 Motley College Track I M Sports Cycle Club Lettermans Club Roller Club Pan American Club Hall guard Lleut Page Th I rty two ' . ' . , 93 - f . , 92 . . ' j ' 5 - ' , Il 6 . . . . . ' , f . , 9 ' . . , . . B II ' ' S Q H. ' f Z M ' , , ' 5 ' . ,X Q O I-1 J ' .' ' ,. ' ' . b. , 9 ' 2 ' ' H 5 5 . Darlc Room Colnmitteep Slide Staffg Annual'Art Staffg Bio- . ' ' . . 5 . . 5 2 ' 1 0 ' 0 B . . ' ll, , ' . . , 93 .I . Sli 5 . . . U 'z .. . 5 5 . O I N. . O. , ' I I ' 5 I 5 SENIOR CLASS JANUARY 1948 CONRAD L BUJNOWSKI Chncago III I Funston School Hallguards Polnsh Club Slnde Rule Club Tech Prep Salesman IM Sports Dance Club 3 Scholarshnps Honor Socuety Jail-ZW? LEROY CAPPER I 930 RICHARD CARLSON Chicago III .Ian 29 I 29 Stockton Work Sllde Rule Club Lane Pilots Mldget Moters Club Sports Two Scholnrshlps BRUCE CARSTEN Elmhurst III May 24 I929 Alexander Bell School Aquarium Club lSect Off: cerl IAm Reyomg All 4Archl tects Dance Club Roller Club R O Crack Drlll MICHAEL CHARNOTA Chicago III Nov 5 I928 Prescott Work IM Sports Welders Club Hallguards NORMAN J CHOJNOWSKI Chicago Ill 30 I Pulaskn School I M Sports Spur and Saddle Fmnance Commnttee Rod and Rntl Club MICHAEL A CAMPESE Chucago III I I Burbank School Anr Condutuonnng Club Dance Club IM Sports ONALD JOHN CAREY Chicago III Se t I9 I929 Burr Undecided Hallguard Latin Club IM Sports :cg NORMA mom e er ts, C ub P HENRY M CATANZARO Chucago III Moose Undecelded Basketball Football Manager Boxlng Club IM Sports DONALD GENE CHERRY Staunton III Aug 30 l93O e School Basketball l2Al I Basketball Baseball Hockey Letterman s Club Sioux HI Y Football Team Wrestlmg IS F Mozaq eerleard r Sports ub Roller Club Hallg ard Spur and Saddle Club Page Thurty three 1 ' f Feb. 1, 930 ' . ' Feb. , 930 I . I . C a Il, S . 7, I . p. ,' Y - c C . . rs. 5 ' 5 . . C I . C I - , , , 9 Ch' 1. g. 6, 1 i C I e Clubg Biography Committee S 0 S GII U0fdS- U ' 5 I.M. , . - . . . ' . . ' ' ' B n ' ' ' ' - - I 1 Sr. , .M. 0 'O ' - IS T ' . . O:t. , 930 HW . , 9 'I I ' 7 I , I ce f 3 LANE TECHNICA MELVIN T ZYCHOWICZ Chicago Ill Feb 5 I 29 St Hed wlgs Work Polish Club D-1 O FR S POLLA hlcago Ill 3I I 8 College o Sp ts Annlf a ard lCopt I Letter ub Student Service LARK 5 olle e Lett rmans Club e allguard Dan dent Council Tum lung Team Capt Cheerleaders RICHARD COLE Anderson Ind 3 3 29 Alcott Work IM Sports Hallguard L HIGH SCHOOL MJL if JOSQH A CHU HILL cago Ill I9 Bow College Stomp mllguord ICTOR M IU I ag 4 23 30 School aseball Publnclty ttee JOHN R CLARKE Chicago III Aug 6 I929 Armstrong Work SH Auto Midget Motors IM Sports MICHEAL A C ONFORTI Chucago III Jan 27 I929 Mc Loren School Football Hallguard Lettermans Club I M Sports Pm d Rm CHARLES V CONSIDINE :cago lll Feb 7 I Cleveland College Pan Amerncan I M Sports Prmters Club ,Q THOMAS Chucago lll 6 25 30 Yates School Huntlng and Flshin CI 9 u b: l.M. Sportsp Surveyers Clubp Air Conditio ' on g Band Track JOHN F COONEY Chicago ll Dec 2 Yates ege L Hon Socne an Club Rule Club FRANK CUCCIO Chicago Ill Oct IO I929 Hawthorne S COONEY School EM. Sports' C , ap and G o w n mmlttee D rung Club. Page Thirty-four o ' , ance Club. SENIOR CLASS, J WILLIAM E. CUMMINGS Oak-Pork Dec. 24 1928 St. Gi es Undeceided Spur and Saddle Club' Dance Club' Flying Club. JOSEPH DAVIDOWSKI Crcago Ill Ar 6130 Goethe Undecnded Concert Bond Mrlrtary Band Swmg Band Drum Major Po lush Club Solo Contest and En somble Contest Gary lnjgl, Yates ur AN UARY 1948 ALBERT DALPORTO C icago Ill. 6-8-29 Alcott Work. Pan American Club. HENRY DEHR Jr C lcago III Apr 2 1 0 e College Hallguard Rod and Reel I M Sports Spur and Saddle Dance Club Roller Club Chicago Ill Nov 6 1 29 A asslz School DON J DEM o ROBERT F DENK M Syst' Qddle Slrde Rule 6 u THOMAS DERKEN C rcago Ill July 4 1 9 Fleld School Aer Condltlonlng Club Survey ors Club Hunting and Fnshlng Club Arrangement Committee I M Sports WILLIAM DE SMET Chrcago Ill Nov 22 1929 Goethe Marines Pan American STAFFORD DINSE Chncago Ill March 30 1930 Alcott Mlchuqan Frosh Soph Football Swrm mnng Team Hallguard Pan American Roller Club I M Sports Q Mask and Shears Dance Club I M Sports Hallguard Rol Ier Club HAROLD DE ROECK Belglum Nov 4 1928 Lady of Vxctory Work Grft Committee S H Autol M Sports Rod and Rifle Mld get Motors Spur and Saddle ALBERT P DEVITO Chicago Ill Dec 12 1929 Brentano College Track and Wrestlmg Team Pan Amerlcan President I M Sports Hallguard Offlcer Pun ond Rmg Commlttee JAMES P DOBERSTEIN Chicago lll May 3 1929 Avondale School Cycle Club Lettermen Club Roller Club Pan Amerrcan C u Flight L Baseball Team IM Champs P096 Thirty five awww' L4 LANE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL ROBERT FRANK DORSON Chicago, III. Dec. 12, 1929 Agassiz Work I GERALD A. DYE Chicago, Ill., Feb. 18, 1930 Alcott . Work I. M. Sports, Boxing I EDWARD R. EH MS JR. Chicago III Aug 17 1929 Cleveland Work Hallguard German Cluub I M Sports Spur8-Saddle Motor Cycle Club BERT ENGHOL Chicago 5 1 College Honor Society German Club Dance Club Student Council Apache HIY Movie Crew P A System DONALD K ERICKSEN Oak Park Nov 26 1929 Mozart Undecided Annual Staff 4B 4A Tech Prep 4B 4A Dance Club 2A 3B 4-A Printers Club 1A Cycle Club 4A RICHARD H ERICKSON Chicago June 241929 Patrick Henry School Rod and Rifle Club 4A Architect WILLIAM J. DUESE Chicago III. July 15, 1930 Jahn School I. M. Sports, Cycle Club, Dance Club, Slide Rule WILLIAM F. EGGERT Chicago, III., Oct. 21, 1929 Linne Work Printers Club, Tech Prep, Annual, Daily Staff, Hallguard I. M. Sports, Spur and Saddle S.-H. Print, Camera Club. I IRVING A. ELLEFSEN JR Chicago Ill May 16 1930 Nixon Work Air Conditioning Club ff DONALD C ENGLMANN Chicago III Dc 7 1 29 Prescott School Cycle Club KENNETH A ERICKSON Chicago III Oct 19 1 29 College R O T C Officers Club Crack Drll Platoon Pan American Club Military Edl tor Annual Biography Comm Hawthorne WILLIAM FETT Elmwood Park Jan 23 1930 Arm pur and Saddle Guard German Club A YXZMU' Q O - 7 ' . ec. , 929 ' , I . e . , 9 Pe ' ' ' o o , ' . , ' f . , 9 '. , . . . 7 l Y , S , I.M. ' Sports, Camera Club, Hall I 7 P Page Thirty-six SENIOR CLASS JANUARY I948 JOHN E FIELD Chtcagolll Aug 25 I929 Goethe College I M Sports CLYDE FISHER lcago Ill Dec I I LeMoyne Illunols Umv Pan American Club Crack Drull Platoon ROTC Offncer Club Welding Club Dance Club and Cllnlc Club CLIFFORD R FREDA Stevens Pt Wlsc Sept I3 30 Goethe College Student Council Hallgaurd Spur and Saddle Club Roller Club Motorcycle Club and I M Sports HARRY A FREDRICKSON Chicago III Feb IO I93O Robert Morrls College Smlth Hughes Auto lntra mural Mgr IM Sports Ice Skatung Team Mgr Announce ment Committee RICHARD H GASSEN Oak Park Mar 28 I93O Gae School Crew IM Sports Pun and Rmg Commnttee Welders Club Hunting and Flshln Club Surveyors Club GUST GEORGIOU lcago Ill Nv I2 I Alcot lllmons at Pler Radlo Club Honor Socuety Hallguard French Cl.1b I M Sports Alumm Comm 4 A Archltects ALLAN FIRAK C lcago Ill Dec I3 I 29 Beaubuen College Pan Amerncan Club I M Sports I M Softball and I M Volleyball Basketball and Hallguard EDWARD R FLAMMANG Chicago Ill Aug 8 I 30 Robert Morrls Work Tech Prep Staff Annual Staff Daily Staff SH Print Shop MAURICE J FREDERICK Chlcago Ill Nov I7 I 29 Prescott Work Dance Club and Camera Club CLARANCE GARLENSKI Chlcagoll May 7 I930 Llnne College I M Baseball and Basket ball Latm Club Hallguard Student Councnl WILLIAM RALPH GEBEL lcago Ill J n I I VonHumboIt Army Roller Club JAMES WILLIAM GIBBS C lcago III Aug 3I I 30 St Bernard Work Page Thnrty seven W -sr , 3, , 1 N eh LANE TECHNICA ROBERT L GIESEY Chncago Ill August 20 Goethe Purdue Umv Football Track Pan Amer: can Club Lettermans Club Ushers Cl b u I M Baseball IM Hockey Werstllng RICHARD GILSON Chncago Ill Set p 22 1930 Schnelder Army Prom Com mittee 2 Scholor Shups Spur and Saddle Club S H Auto Shop Rod and Rlfle Cl b u I M Sports DON GORDON Des Moines June I6 1929 Cleveland Uudeclded I M S ports Spur 81 Saddle Dance Club L HIGH SCHOOL EDWARD F GILMARTIN Chlcago Ill Oc 12 30 Robert Morrls School Cycle Club Invaders Club lntra Mural Sports Hn Y Dance Club Magic Club KENNETH EARL GNECH Chl cago Ill Aug 24 1929 Avond I a e College Orchestra German Clubl M S ports Lettermens Club JOSEPH L GORDON Chncago Ill Oct 22 1930 Jahn School Pan Amerncan Club Slade Rule Club I M Sports T en ms Team Hallguards Enter talnment Commlttee MARVIN J GRAMAROSSA Chicago Ill Mar 1 1 30 Mary Lyon College I M Sports Sclence Club Sld I e Rule Club KY 1930 ar College Bpsebdll T Hallguard 'U Club I Sports Pub mmlt GENE GRZYBOWSKI Chicago III Dec 31 1929 Caslmer School Spur 8- Saddle Club Cap And Gown Committee Boxing Club I M Sports JAMES H GREEN Chlcago Ill July 28 1930 Goethe Work Soccer Team I M Sports Lettermens Club Bowl Ing Club Hallguards Dance Club Fmance Commnttee CHARLES A GROSSMAN Los Angeles Feb 28 1930 Nett lh P e orst College Lettermans Club I M orts I M Manager Cap nd Gown Comm German lub Sllde Rule Club NDREW GUSTAFSOIN Ch :cago Ill June 24 1929 nta no School Welders Club Cherokee Hx Y I M Sports Dance Club Frosh Soph Football fe Page Thirty eight SENIOR CLASS JANUARY 1948 JOHN E HANSEN Chncago lll Aug 15 1929 Schubert School Track Football Pan Amer :can Club T E HART hncago lll Jan 20 1930 scott College Track 2A 2B Baseball 3B 3A Football 2B 2A German Sllde Rule 2B2A German Club I M Baseball WESLEY H HENDEE lll July 17 1929 Chicago Spauldnng Undecided I b Bowlmg Club Dance Cu Hall Guard Spanish Club RICHARD HESSE Chlcago Ill Jan 25 1930 Sioux Huy Lane Welders Club Presndent Sensor Swing Commnttee Trackteam I M Basketball I M Base all ALF ED I 930 Work ond Club Dance Club I M Spors Student Counsul Member Rol ler Club Soccer Team ecreta Amr C GEORGE HUNKLER Chncago lll Mar 16 1930 Waters Work Smith Hughes Auto Cap and Gown Commuttee I M Sports Three Scholorshnp Awards Dance Club ROBERT HARRIS Chlcago lll June 8 I929 Darwnn Work Nlght School Soccer Team Lettermans Club Dance Club Sensor Swing Commlttee I M Sports HARRY H HEIDORN JR Chlcago lll Dec 13 1929 Norman Brldge Undeclded Slude Rule I M Baseball ROBERT C HENDRICKSEN D 3 1929 Chncago lll ec Yates Navy School I M Baseball Basketball Hallguard Rod and Rifle Ger man Club J HN HODOWANIC 0 0 lll 1930 d College Club Scholarshlps Hallguard Stud Stud rvlce Comlttee DONALD ROBERT HORNER 5 1929 Chicago lll March Cleyeland Work Apache Hu Y 4 A Archltec ture Hallguard 2B 2A 3B DAVID HURMIS JR Chicago Ill Feb 21 1930 Knnckerbocker College Presndent Ushers Club I M Baseball Basketball Dance Club Bookroom Sllde rule Flnance Commuttee Page Thirty nine 1 Q 1 - - 1 I 1 - 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 , . . . Q O l 1 - - 1 l 1 - ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' - - I - ' 1 , . . . O O . . I ' I 1 . I ' ' I . I I ' ' I I I I 1 1 ' O O II, 1 11 ' , . . , hic , . nx , Sauganash School A n Ie ' '- , tr I rts, Latin I , , Fo , , , - - C Il, I , . - b , , O O f H C ' , ll. t. , ' I , I . h r I .1 I . I ' I ' ' t ' 1 1 1 1 ' I - , . O O . I ' ' I Q I ' ' I . I I V I , . . . . , I I I I l I , - 1 - .fa i t .I I fl Self? 53 4-W LANE TECHNICAL JOHN ISRAEL Chicago, Ill.. June 29, I930 Morris College Track, Pan American, I.- M. Baseball and Basket Ball, and Hall Guard HOLGER JOHANSEN Chicago lll Mar 26 I930 Volta Work Gymnastic Team I Baseball Ushers Club Hall guard GEORGE R JOHNSON C lcago Ill June 5 I9 7 Stockton College THOMAS KANIFF C lcago III A g I I 9 Brantano Work Stage Crew German Club Railroad Club Movie Opera tors Club Dance Club WILLIAM L KIDD Chicago Ill Mar 8 I93O Lloyd School Bowling Club Boxing Club Y M F A Pilots Club Track Rod and Rifle Club Gift Com mittee PHILLIP JOSEPH KLEIN Chicago III D c I4 l93O Burr COIIEQE Track Dance Club Foot ba Rod and Rifle Polish Clu lst and 2nd ear Scholarship Jr Red Cross HIGH SCHOOL KEITH W. JACKSON Minn. Minn. Jan. I2, l93O Robert Morris Undecided Pan American Club, Hall Guard, I. M. Sports, Sioux Hi-y Track FREDERICK R JOHSON Chicagolll Jan 2 I 29 Tabor Work Dance Club Traffic Enginer Jesters Club Hallguard SH Auto RUSSEL JOHNSON Chicago Ill Feb I7 I 30 Llnne College Sr Baseball Pan American Club I M Sports ROBERT F KESSELRING Chicago Ill Oc 27 I930 Hayt Wright Jr College Pan American Club Projec taonest Club GORDON KING Chicago III April 23 I930 Relnberg Undecided Crew I M Sports Student Council Hall Guard an American Club Camera Club Dance Club ROBERT EUGENE KLING Colo Springs Colo June 5 28 Hanley Jr High Work Page Forty SENIOR CLASS JANUARY 1948 WILFRIED H KLINGBERG Chicago lll Aug 24 l929 Audubon School Jesters Club Rlfle Team Hallguard Crack Drlll Bow Img Club Non Com School DONALD R KOHLRUST Chicago lll Jan l7 l 30 Alex Graham Bell College ln a or on le Club Comm Hallguard Epur and Saddle Club LOUIS KORNEDER Chicago lll May 1929 Work German Club CASIMIR KOSZCZUK Chlcogo lll Jon 23 l 30 Pulaski School Lane Orchestra Concert Bond Mllutary Band Swlng Band Solo Contest Ensemble Contest Polnsh Club FRED S KRAGHTUS Chicago lll June 20 l929 n Work Mullngo Maglc Club Dolly Staff Talent Club Camera Club Hallguard DONALD E KUBIAK ncogo, Ill F b , l Falconer School Anr Condvtronmg Club, I M Sports, College Algebra Club, Slude Rule Club Page ERWIN C KLOPFSTEIN Terre Haute Ind Mar 3 n Work Mulllgo Service Commuttee Honor Society WILLIAM W KORINEK Chicago lll Aprll 20 1929 Nlxon School Gymnastlcs Football Weld ers Club Sllde Rule Club Dance Commuttee Apache HI Y Club l M Sports HARVEY S KORNIT Chucago lll Moy 2 l929 Nav Pner e Y Tech Prep Salesman Student Councnl Hallguard Funance Commnttee RISTO KOVAC Chicago lll June l7 l929 Prescott School I M Sports Dance Club Hallguard EDWARD J KRAUS JR h Ill June I4 l929 C ncago Armstrong Undecnded Pan Amerncon Club Raul road Club JOSEPH R KUCHAR Chvcogo lll Nov 7 1929 Knnckerbocker Work Prmters Club, Tech Prep, Dolly Staff, Annual, Hallguard Announcement Commnttee Track Forty one 1 Q 1 'li 9 LANE TECHNICAL WILLIAM KUEVER Chlcago Ill Aug I9 1929 Cleveland School Lettermans Clu Lane Track Team German Club I M Sports Football Motor cycle Club Prom Commlttee IWW x W X MILTON F LANGER DesPlames Ill Mar I2 30 Smyser College Vsce Pres Of Sclence Club 2 Years Scholarshup Mask And Shears Computatnon Club Hallguard German Club I JOSEPH M LAZZARA Chicago Ill Aprul 9 I930 Alcott Work Gymnastic Team Pan Amerscan Club Fmance Com I M Sports Hallguard Letter mans Club Band ARTHUR J LEONHARDT Chicago Ill Aprll I5 I930 Avondale School R O T C Offlcers Pan American Club Sec Of Tal ent Club Pres Of Magic Club Hallguard I M Sports CHARLES V LINDBERG Chlcago lll Mar I4 I928 Brentano Voc Work Lane Cross Country Team Lane Track Team Cycle Club Vorsnty Football Tech Prep Salesman Fresh Soph RICHARD A MAASS Chlcago Ill Oct 30 I93O Smyser School Crack Drlll Exlbltnon Pla toon Mask and Shears Maguc Club NCO Club Phllosephy and Logic Club HIGH SCHOOL WILLIAM M KULL Huntsville Ala Nov 30 29 Ravenswood College Clmlc Club Dance Club Pan Amerucan Club Welders Club Invaders KE R Chic I928 e De Forest Radio Lane Dance Club Lane Tech Radlo Club Lane Pan American Club Lane Arr Con lltlonmg Club Camera Club JAMES L LEACH Mlnonk Ill Aug 26 I30 Hubbard Navy Clvl Alr Patrol Smlth Hughes Auto Hallguard I M Sports Mldget Motors Club Sensor Swmg Com Rod8tRlfle RAYMOND LILIENTHAL Chrcago Ill D c 8 I 29 Nettelhorst College Baseball Team l M Sports Pan American Club Spur 81 Saddle Dance Club Project lomsts Maglc Club LONG I M r 8 I Hayt '7College Drlll Platoon Clu Survey rs Club Maglc lub O QR K Crack PAUL MAATTA Chicago Ill Oct I2 I 29 Nettelhorst Service Amr Condltlomng Club I M Sports Hallguards Camera Club Ushers Club Page Forty two SENIOR CLASS JANUARY 1948 JOHN G MACHONGA Chicago Ill Nov 3 1929 Washington Work Slide Rule Club Spur and Saddle Club Dance Club Red Cross I M Wrestling Honor Student IM Hockey Cycle THOMAS MANGRELLO Chicago III Jan 28 1930 Moos Work I M Sports Pan Amer: can Club Dance Club Roller Club Slide Rule Club Hall Guard Arrangement Com LAWRENCE R MARQUART Chicago lll Aug 5 1929 Pierce Work Smith Hughes Machin Shop Prom Committee Bas ketball Gymnastics Hallguard I M Sports FRANK A MARSCH Chicago Ill Aug 6 1929 Newberry School Air Cond Club I M Base ball I M Basketball 6' v ni FRED T. MATZNER Chicago Ill. Dec. 30 1929 Cleveland U. of Montana Honor Society Spur and Saddle Club Rod and Rifle Club Surveyors Club German Club I.M. Baseball Student. CONRAD R. MIKKELSEN icogo lll. J n. 1 Falconer School Frosh-Soph Football Cycle Club, Cross Country, Prom. Committee, French Club, 4A Architectural Club, I. M. Sports. HENERY R MALINSKY Chicago Ill July 5 1929 Mozart College Fencing Team Science Club Camera Aquarium Club Library Radio Computation Club German Club ARMEN MARKARIAN H Ormiah Persia Jan 201930 Blaine College Honor Society Pan Amen can Club Hallguard I M Baseball GINO MARSALLI Chicago Ill Aug 24 1929 Cross Country Track 4A Archs Club I M Baseball GEORGE MARTINO Chicago Ill Dec 16 1928 Mayfair School I M Baseball I M Basket Bal I M Hockey I M Soc cer Camera Club Sioux Hi y Roller Club M. C. A. PAUL RICHARD MAYER Battle Crk. Mich May 27 29 Patrick Henry Work ctionist Agfa' DONALD MILINKOVICH Chicago Ill. Sept. 6 1930 Prescott Undecided Spur and Saddle Club Aall- guard, German Club, Dance I. M. Sports, Camera Club. Page Forty-th ree 'S Q ,T-1 F: J ' '. yr 'isa' f in A J ,. fr, 3 w... F' ,339 Af - , ., .e.,, , fy., ,Ig . : ,,e.,ta:4A: ' ,f , 1 tad.. 14.-' .- '- -- I-.-11,141 ,. : Q 0 LANE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL DAVID J. MILLESON Chicago Ill April I6 I929 Mozart University Fencing Science Club Aquarium Club College Algebra Club. AR FHUR MODRZEJ EWSKI Chicago lll Jon 20 Smyser School Science Club Slide Rule Club Hallguards GERALD F MOSINSKI C lcago lll Sep 3 I 9 Darwin Work I M Sports Dance ub Welders Club Aquarium Club Magic Club Cycle Club LAWRENCE A NELSON Chicago Ill Marchl I93O Bateman Undecided Slade Rule Club Hall Gua d Tool Design Club GEORGE T NOVAK Chicago Ill Apr IO I 29 Langland College Hallguard Dance Club Pan American Club I M Sports Picture Committee LEO JARD I3 NOWOKUNSKI hicago lll t II I H y lrmty Proprietor I NA Sports Hallguard GORDEN L. MITCHELL Oskkalloosa Iowa Dec. 20 29 Crew German Club Spur, and Saddle H llg rd I Y ar Scholarship Came DONALD MOORE Chicago Ill June 5 I 29 Burley School Welders Club Apache Hn Y Rod 81 Rifle Club Spur 8- Sad dle Club I M Sports Forestry Service CHARLES L MCDOWALL Chicago Ill May I9 I 30 e College Hallguards lntraumural Soccer Latin Club BILL NESBITT Chicago lll Sep I3 I 28 Mc Pherson Work Spur 8. Saddle Cross Coun try I M Boxing Club JOHN NOWICKI Chicago Ill Sept 8 I93O Drummond School Chief Hallguard Dance Club I M Sports Welders Club Ushers Club HERMAN J OBERLI lcago Ill Mar I I Le Moyne School Clinic Gift Committee R O T C Officer Crack Drill Prolector Club Science Club Welding Club Page Forty four SENIOR CLASS JANUARY 1948 ?' ROBERT vw'0Bos1.A X Chic ll June 25 l929 arkx Gqhool rsogy sad EDWARD OHMAN Chicago lll June 5 l 3O Dever Undecided Radio Club LESTER H OLSEN JR Chicago lll April l9 l928 e III TechN Track Pan American Club Q M ports 0 e Hi Souix Hi Y Studen Council Tech Prepr Salesman HENRY A PAHL C lcago lll July 6 l O Robert Morris College rew Rdio Club l Sports Lettermans Club Re cord Office Slide Rule Club Honor Society Hi Y JAMIE R PASSARELLI Chicago lll July 23 l929 Drummond College Alumni Comm Football !Frosh SophHVarsityl l M Wrestling Champ Tech Prep Salesman Lettermans Club RONALD O PEERS Chicago lll July 25 l93O Falconer Work Tech Prep 8. Annual Staff Daily Staff Smith Hughes Printing Pin 8. Ring Comm. Page EUGENE W OCONNELL Chicago lll Sept l7 l929 John Work Camera Club Dance Club Smith Hughes Auto Rod8t I e R O C Publicity Comm Midget Motors CHARLES OLSON lcago Ill Feb 9 I Prussing College Railroad Club Pan Amer :can Crew Team Camera Club Flwng Club HOWARD D OLSEN Chicago lll June 22 l93O Langland College Concert Band I M Sports Announcement Committee Lettermans Club JOHN E PASCH JR Chicago lll Nov l4 l 28 Mc Pherson School Clcllars Dance Club Metor Ollgy Club Library C cago 23 l 30 o er C e School is l M Spor s Hon clety Dance Club Announcement Committee ALLEN R PENNY icago Ill J n Prescott Work Slide Rule Club Tool Design Entertainment Comittee. Forty-five Q u C mens Club Hallguards Rule Cap and Gown C B LANE WENDELL L PETERSON Chucago III Dec 24 1929 Falconer Wor nr Cond Club Baseball I M Soccer Colle e Alg Club Spur8. Saddle ALFRED J POCICHOWSKI Chicago Ill Nov 2 1928 Logan Work Comer a Club Jesters Club S H Auto Mldget St Motors udent Servuce R O T C EDWIN L POHLSON Chnca go Ill Jan I4 1930 Hayt College I M Sports A-,I-lvLl4 ' PAUL PON ZETT Chucago II Navy Latun Club Model ur plane CI b u I M Sports Dance Club Welders Clb u Blogra phy Commuttee TECHNICA HIGH SCHOOL LELAND PHILIPPSEN Daven port Ia May 2 1928 Agassuz Work Bowhng Club I M S Sports H Prlntmg Annual and Danly JOHN A POD REZ Chicago ll I Mar 26 1929 Prescott Work Dance CI ub Camera Lat: Club n Club I M Sports CHARLES C POLKOW Chnca go Ill June 7 1929 Lmne School ec DarlceBfBQ, rp Sl J HAST C lcago Ill Ma 3 1 30 Agasslz School I M Spots Red Cross Annual St aff Gymnastlcs q,,wJ'Uf 4 GUS POULOS Greece Dec 10 1929 Lnnne RAY O Chnca Navy I M S e ports Dance Club Latnn CI ub Spur and Saddle Hallguard ollege Prmte Club Pan merlcan Tech Pre p Salesman ports Bowling Club P ubllclty omnttee 2 Schal THEODORE F PURALEWSKI Chicago Ill Mar 6 1929 Goethe Work Soccer Tea orshups WARD J QUIST hucago III N ov 26 1929 rumbull m Prlnters Cl b o Letter ommlttee owlsng Club l M Sports Page Forty sux College Ilege Algebra Club Slade Club , - . , k ' . , A' . , I. M. ' , . . , I ' ' I g -'. - - A 1 0 0 O O . . . I ' T h P e an, V. ' uf I I , 0 ' 0 CARL H. POTT ' , I. Feb. 14, 1930 h' , . r, , 9 Linne ' ' , A' - . . r , , O . . O Q , , ' Q ' . I . , ' ug. O, I 0 ' B ll f ' , ' Q ' , 1. Mf ' S I . I . . C ' , ' . O O . ED . ' , . . , C ' . . , . T G ROBERT ROALSEN SENIOR CLASS, JANU CARL WILLIAM RADTKE Lansing Mich. Mar. 17, 30 l Audubon Schoo I e Rule Club Vo ey Ball, l. M. Hockey 'I I. M. Base Student Councl HI C M ARY 1948 HN REINDL Chicago lll Sept 10 1 29 hn Work loux HI Y IM C oller Club Arr Condltlonlng lub I M Sports Tech Prep alesman RANK R RIEKEN REINHOLDS F Chicago lll Nov 13 1929 Work ROY E Chncago lll Oct 2 129 Work Coonley Ushers Club Alr Condltlon ll mg Club Camera Club Ha Guard Avondale Track Team Student D I Councll Tech Prep and any ll Staffs Buography Comm Ha Guard Lreutenant Welders FRANK ROBERT ROSE Chicago Ill Dec 24 1928 Chlcago Ill Nov 8 1929 k Darwln Wor h Dance Club Blograp y Committee ROBERT W ROSENE ll D c 24 1929 Chlcago I e J B Murrphy Northwestern R O T C Offlcer College Algebra Club Pm and Ring Committee Arr Condltlonlng Club IM Sports VINCENT J RUSSO Chicago Ill May 3 1930 Mary Lyon College I M Baseball I M Basket Ball I M Hockey Latm Club Dance Club Science Club TED M RYMARZ Chicago Ill Mar 22 1930 Co Andersen l M Spors Latnn Club Camera Club 1 Scholarshxp Drummond School Hallguard Intramural Soft M Volleyball Rod and Club I M Basketball GEORGE W ROWE Chlcago Ill March 29 26 Work Haugan Hallguard Camera Club S H Printing Prmters Club Armed Forces LEONARD J RUSZEL Chicago Ill May 8 1929 k St Hedwvg Wor Magic Club Roller Club EDWARD H SACHS Chlcago III Jan 28 1930 S hool Audubon c Football Team Publlclty Comlttee Intramural Sports Spur and Saddle Club Dance Club Page Forty seven JO ' , . . , 9 Jo Sl'd , I. M. S' '- , . . AJ, H I R I . .. . , - C , - - , ball, 1 , I. . 21. S . o o 0 0 ' ' ' I. M. Sports. ball, I. . ' , - Rifle Club, Spur and Saddle . , . . . . ' ' ' 0' o 9 0 0 I - ' 1 1 - ' 1 LANE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL PHILLIP J SANSONE Chlcago Ill Jan 24 'l929 Newberry School Gymnastlc Team Alr Cond Club I M Baseball RONAL J SAVA C lca o Ill l930 e y .4 School C u V I M Sports ance Announcement m lege Alg Club SAVERIO SCHIRO JR Knlckerbocker Work I M Sports Funance Dance Slxde Rule Club Hall Guard MELVIN G SCHLATTER Chicago Ill Apr I7 I 29 Cleveland Undecuded Stage Crew Dance Club IRWIN D SCHNEIDER C ncago lll Nov 2 I 9 Blalhe Work Soccer Team Lettermans u M Sports Spur Saddle Alr Condltlonnng Club Hallguard ROBERT SCHOENROCK Chicago Ill Apr 22 l93O School Hallguard I M Spors Dance Club Track Team Camera Club Spur 81 Saddle PAUL SARKISIAN Chicago Ill Aug I8 l928 Waters Art Institute Tech Prep Art Staff 46 Art Edntor Of Annual 47 Ar Club 46 llllnols ate Award Ingersoll Award WILLIAM SCHAFERNAK C lcago lll Apr I I929 Brantana School Spur and Saddle Club I M Sports Rod and Rnfle Weldlng Club Forestry Club Hallguard CARL H SCHATTKE Bateman School Sllde Rule Club 3 Year Scholarshnp Dance Club Student Council R O T C Offlcer Honor Society WALTERS S SCHMIDT Chlcago III June 26 l93O Farnsworth Work Smlth Hughes Avlatnon Shop Safety Representatlve PETE SCHNEIDER C lcago Ill Jan I9 I 30 North Western Baseball Team Dahce Club I M Sports Hunting 8tFnsh:ng Bowllng Club Spur 81 Saddle ROBERT E SEIB Chicago Ill Nov 22 l929 Scammon Work S H Auto Hallguard Rod 81 Rlfle Entertainment Comm Mndget Motors Jesters Club Camera Club Page Forty eught , . . . t I I I m E St , 0 ' Q ' h' g ,I . , IT , . . , ll ' 1 lg ,i -I era Cl b, , o 1,9 . , , , . . , , ' , ' , ' , , O . I 0 . . - Q I chicago, ul. DEC. lo, l929 Chicogb Ill. Nov- 9, 1930 Q ' 0 ' I ' . D I ' . 9 I - I I .I . I I If ' . . , 92 If . . 9 cub, 1. . Ha ., ', ' I .' Q . SENIOR CLASS J DAVID SEILER Chicago Ill Aug 20 I929 Stowe Work S H Auto Midget Motors Arrangement Comm GILBERT SHELESNY Hanson Park Work Spur8.Saddle I M Sports Roller Club JOS PH S Dance Clu Computation C ports ARMAND SIMONCELLI Cicago Ill Apr I I 9 Newberry Work I M Sports Dance Club Hunting 81 Fishing Bowling Team Spur8-Saddle DONALD K SINGLETON Chicago Ill Feb ll I 30 O A Thorp School Honor Society Clinic Service L Hallguard Cam- era Club Pan American Club l. M. Sports. HARRY WILLIAM SKAHN Chicago lll. Nov. 5 I93O Peterson Ill. Tech Honor Society Pan Ameri- can Club Radio Club I. M. Sports Cap and Gown Com- mittee College Algebra Club. AN UARY 1948 WILLIAM L SENNET Chicago Ill Mar 30 I930 Schubert School French Club Senior Swm I M Sports Cross Country 4A Architects JAMES F SHIMEAL Chicago Ill Oct 28 I928 e College Pan American Club I M Sports Wrestling Team De batlng Team Basketball Team National Honor Solcty HARRY SIMON Chicago Ill May I2 I93O Shepard School Pan American Club R OTC Officer Honor Society Model Railroad Hallguard NORBERT E SINGAEWSKI Chicago III May I5 l929 St Hedwigs Work Polish Club JOHN SITELIS Mason City la 7 I7 29 Wilson School Spur 8- Saddle Slide Ru e Dance Club. JOHN JOSEPH SKELLEY C icago III. Jan. 8 I 9 St. Clements Work Gymnastics Team Midget Motors Smith Huges Auto Picture Com. Student Council Intramural Sports. Page Forty-nine 174 y 3 LANEITECHNICA EUGENE A SKOLMOSKI Chucago III May 22 1929 Mozart Work Soccer Team I M Sports Lettermans Club Cycle Club Dance Club I M Soccer Ofhclal JAMES H SORENSON lcago lll Jan 8 1 Moos Undeclded Bowling Club Spur and Saddle Club HAROLD STAINER Chncago III Mar 21 1930 Alcott School Aquarnum Club Presd crew Team German Club Rovmg Patrol Lnbrary Hallguard RICHARD ROBERT STANIEC Chlcago lll Jan 15 1930 Lyon School Arr Condltlonlng Spur and Saddle Sllde Rule DOHCS Club HOWARD J STERMER Chicago lll July 28 1930 Pulasku College Cheerleaders Polish Club Intramural Baseball lst Year Scholorshrp Chrc o Bllrbank In eb 4 1 30 Work Machlne If Condition lr Condutlon ERN sr s L - HIGH SCHOOL RONALD SOMMER Chicago June 12 1929 Brentano Voc Work Smuth Hughes Auto lntra Mural Actsvmes Mrdget Motors Spur and Saddle Club JOSEPH M SOTTOSANTO Chucago lll Aug 8 1930 Newberry College Lettermans Club Gym nastlc Team I M Sports Dance Club Slade Rule Cu Latnn Club Cross Country GEORGE W STALA Chncago lll Feb 22 1930 Goethe School Pun and Rang Commuttee l M Sports Spur and Saddle Club Rod and Rrfle Club Dance Club WALDO P STARR JR Chlcago lll Mar 7 1 30 Funston School Dance Club I M Sports Roller Club DONALD STEUDE Oshkosh Wls 12 16 28 Oakenwald School Bowlmg Club Dance Club I M Sports Magrc Club JOSEPH T STWORA Chxcago III Sept 8 1929 Sllde Rule Club Dance Club Pollsh Club Spur and Saddle Hallguard Tardv Offuce Page Fnfty SENIOR CLASS, JANUARY JAMES W. SUCHOR ' J 6, 1929 Chncago lll une Coonley Undeclded Ushers Club Dance Club Welders Club Hallguards Skatmg Team Lettermans Club Apache HIY LENNART J SWANSON Chlcago III March 15 1930 College Robert Morrns Track Football Apache Hn y Hallguards I M Basket Ball Champs Pan American I Staff 1948 RICHARD J SUSMARSKI Chncago Ill July 22 1930 Darwin College Slrde Rule Club Pan Amer :can Club Spur and Saddle Fencmg Camera Club ROBERT E SWANSON 13 1929 Chicago Ill Nov College Henly Capt of Cheerleaders IM P Baseball German Club CA e Club Fencrng Team Danc R O T C Non Comm FRED TRAXEL Oc 28 1929 Dance Club Dal y JACK B THOMAS Chicago Ill June 26 1929 U of IOWA Luncoln All America Hugh School 46 47 Cam Swxmmung Team era Pan Amerlcan HIY and Lettermans Club PETER THAS Chlcago lll June 24 1929 Chase Work Bowllng 3 Seasons Ro and Rlfle Club American Junror Red Cross N RALPH O THORSTENSEN 22 1929 Paxton Ill Aug 26 I College Funston Un e F sh Soph Football 44 45 Field M ral Sports Magic ro Basketball Baseball lntra u Club College Alg Club Hall guard Arrangement Comm Volleyball Welders Club Hall guard Sloux HIY MCA Slrde Rule DONALD H TOPEL Chrcago lll Dec 4 1 29 Navy Hutch Spur 8. Saddle Club Student Councrl Member ROBERT M TRENDEL Chrcago Ill Feb 25 1930 Nrxon Work Hallguard hlcago Ill Work Agasslz Hockey Hallguard l M 4A Archrtects Roller Club Welders Club ROBE T T AN 25 1930 Chncago I June Undecuded Logan Roller Club Dance Club Slade Rule Orchestra R O T C C m R O T C Officer Non o Crack Drrll German Club Page Fatty one I . - ' . I . , .... . . . I d . -. I .. 0 0' HOWARD C. THOMPSO . , . . , 928 Chicago, Ill. Dec. , ' ' d cuided , . ', - LM. ' , ' I ' e ' S ' ' ' ' y ' , ' . , , 9 c ' , . f. , O O O 1 f l I n . . J 61 NEST G TUOHEY Chncago Ill Dec 31 1929 Pulasku Work Bowlnng Team Hallguard Spur 8. Saddle Soccer Team Red Cross I M Sports RICHARD VEIT Ch ncago III June 19 1930 Remberg Work Smuth Hughes Machln Shop Sllde Rule Club RAYMOND R VOIGT Chncago Ill Feb 24 1 930 Cleveland Work Pan Amerlcan Club Com era Club FRED WAGNER Jr Chncago III 7 26 30 John College Crew Team IM Manager Lettermen s Club IM Sports Pm 81 Rmg Committee Sllde Rule Club ALBERT WEBER Chicago III 7 27 29 Hutch Both Student Council Assembly Committee IM Sports Spur 81 Saddle Club Dance Club Bowling Team EUGENE E WEINERT TECHNIC AL HIGH SCHOOL CHARLES J UMBRIGHT Chicago III 4 Cleveland A College AI 30 30 apolns nn g Cub Sports Swlmmmg Team So cnety College Eng R O T C Officers Cluub Honor C ub CG 6193 n c de hes ra C I Skating Tea Volleyball M ycIe C ub GERHARD V DAHLEN Chlcago III Aug 20 1929 Avondale Work Student Councll Hallguard Picture C ommlttee Roller Club Movie Operator HAROLD R WAJROWSKI Chncago Ill Feb 2 1930 Gray School Cross Co untry Team Amr Condltlonlng Club Hall IM guard Sports Pncture Comm Raduo Club Slade Rule Club JOHN P WEICKER Chncago Ill Oct 21 1930 Hamllton Undecided Swlmmmg Team Red Cross IM Sports Hallguard Ger man Club Motorcycle Club ALFRED C WENDLANDT Chicago Ill Dec 22 1929 Chicago lll 722 30 Lewxs U of LL Audubon Work Soccer IM Sports German Pm and Rang Committee Club Lettermans Club Sr Midget M Basketball Football otors Smuth Hughs Auto Shop Lane Roller Club IM Sports Page Fnfty two I I I ' ' 1 I 1 ' ' - . ' , , . I , l.M. I I I I O . J ES EN , - 1 i , lll. - - i - G t , er , , - ' Ra ub, I. . , I . 0 0 I 1 ' ' 1 I , . . , ' I Q 1 1 I ' 1 , . 0 - O 1 ' ' 7 I , . . , I I . I I - . . I . . . I .l I . I ' ' 1 . . , ., . , , 0 O , I I 1 ' ' ' I 1 - - 1 I .I . . I I 1 - - 1 - - 1 1 ' I I I I Q I O I 1 - - 1 I 1 - ' ' . I . I ' ' I . I , . . I I ' I 1 ' 1 1 SENIOR CLASS, JAN RICHARD WESOLOWSKI 7-I 9-30 Chncago Ill Burr Work Hallguard Spur 8. Saddle o Ish Club I M Sports Magic Club PHILLIP WESTPHAL Chlcago III Dec I9 I 928 Langland Work FRANZ X WIESHUBER Nov I2 I929 Chicago III Work Goethe Dance Club Gift Comm LEONARD WRZESINSKI 5 27 28 Chicago Ill Work St Andrew Mudget Motor Club Smlth Hug hs Auto Shop Chucago I ll Goethe or 0 ROTC ,gy 1 Band P Am ca Ensemble Contest Solo Con test 1.EoNARolX44i.z1E5 I KENNETH M ZA Chucago I Schnel Pan can u Ru e Honor iety I. . UARY 1948 EORGE WEST arm: Ill F II I 0 uncoln Work A che Hn Y Gymnastics pa eam Weldung Club Cap 81 IM Sports Sllde Rule Gown s Club lub Letterman RICHARD A WIECZOREK 5 I930 Chucago III Jan I Work Yates h Soph Football Pan Fros American Club Archery Club Secretary or Rod and Rnfle Club FRANK J WILLARD Chicago Ill Oct I6 Brentano Gymnastic d R Ie ance Club Sll e Club Chlef t Philo sop y and u KENNETH D YOUNG Chicago Ill Feb I4 I930 Audubon Work Hallguard I M Sports Biography Comm Cycle Club I f S JU If AI EA ffsw Q ROBERT G ZABE Chicago III Aug 26 Be College Cycle Club Red Cross Hallguard Offuceboy Dance Club German Club Apac Hu Y Fmance Commlttee ROBERT ZITZLER Chncago lll Feb 3 I930 Armstrong School Tech Prep Salesman Dance Club Welders Club Page Fifty-th ree er 9 5 5 Z3 Graduates Wnll.am Ackerman Manuel P Banalas Vernon Bartusch Fred F Berschel James Bowmn Thomas Breen Stanley Bush Eu ene M Byron Albert E Callaghan Henry Cauwells Kenneth Chapman Robert Condon Richard Czupowskl Rudolph H Dehn Earl Feltcn Vnncent Ferrer: Leonard F Foster Robert M Francis ErwunJ Freitag John Carbacz Jr Harry W Glanneschu Charles F Glut Leo Haske Klaus R Heymann Ro coe N Jacobson Vernon Jensen Donald Jones Chester W Kamxnsku Ben amln R Keltner John E Klrnbauer Edward Klelst RalphJ Koalenz Wayn J Kramer Edward H Kuhnlohg Prchard Lang Donald B Lawrence Henri W Lay Edward Lemanske Robert G Lepplng Harold G Lllja John R Lutz James D McCann Edward McHale Frank W Merhelz Rnchard Merrntned Walter O Messner Joseph L Mllanowsku WllllamJ Mlx Steve F Mlynarsku Wllllam K Morrison RobertJ Mueller Charles G Netzel Robert F Phlllups Joseph Pnetrzyk Theodore N Pladls Rlchard L Prader Eugene C Prlester James Rubnson Wllllarn L Rogoskl Harry W Schloetter Herman Schmidt Raymond Schroeder Vnctor A Schulst Howard C Shedar Victor Shlnkus Eugene Sledleckn Norbert Singer Raymond G Snnger Raymond H Smith John A Sorlle Arthur E Splat Arthur Swensen John R Tnllerson Steve E Tkaczyk Harold Trueman Joseph Tworek T J Tyszklewlcz Charles Urhan Alf Vlgardt Louis Walters James W Werner Lawrence Young EdmundJ Zembal O O O A . . . U , . S . J . . . Q C . X . . . 7 I MR SUTER MR BELL MR HAWVER Puctures Annual 'W MR HILDEBRAND MR PIPER. Almjmrn GI ty Class M RS SCHNEIDER Sensor Dance Scumr cfammzffec Sponsnrs MR SCOTT Announc ment 'P uf 9 MR KUECKER MR LYON MRS WEBER MR FROST Publncuty Pun ond Rlng Entertainment Arronqement I 'DLL I ,X U m .L LJ 5 T 59 ag HREF- J R0 CJ X Page Fnfty sux I MY F RIE N fXAH ER GULP AU NELTHANK HERE TODAY Tomomzow 35 N ENIOR EL ..,.1 OK NEXT TIME HE TUDNS AROUND WELL MAKE A RUN FOP IT l L W rx .sfbgzhxx 2 f fo ALL GRADUATES X' ff wno T1-:wx LIFE I5 EASIER OUTSIDE OF LANE - Lf fo f I 0 5 22:23, fb X3 J W' f ll I5 T X 19 E , Q P XXM ,A f v w y Q Ev 1 - T , A 5' 1 4 ' - -:N I ' D I . X L7 -Ii . f f X , 74- ep X s . . 2 F A A '-'J 3 Ll Ui., U W - 1 Gi li - L L do K ' - 7 ' X 0 11- , A tv-I -U , QM L its H E T '- X ., . .-....- 4 4 1--1 X xx f-.MIN N I. -1 - A - . 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'Ffa 1 +3 I 5 Ei Q ' --, H f M1.8cII' D ' x. f X N WE THE students of Lane Tech ln or der to form a more perfect educatlon e tabllsh a better understanding of other people and promote a better world ln whlch to llve do hereby porn the organl zatlons of LANE Thus mlght well be the motto of the clubs of Lane which further the education dung their extra currncular actlvltles We have many famous clubs at Lane of which we are all proud The Honor So clety sponsored very efflclently by Mr Hunter shows the progress that can be made by a group m helpnng to promote a better world When the members of our clubs leave Lane we can be sure they go forth to be come better men an sport manshlp and loyalty of the studenlts by aiding them in exten- l G' ie? A Architects Air-Conditioning Club 1 4A Architects Row 1. Horner, Polkow, Mr Piper, Sponsor: Marshalli, Gust Sunni-t, ten. Erickson, Mikkelsen. E3 . 4A ARCHITECTS President .................. C. Polkow Vice-President .............. G. Marsalli Secretary .................. W. Sennett Treasurer .................. G. Georgiou Sponsor ........................ Piper This semester the 4A Architects have planned a six flat apartment building. Each flat must have four rooms, one bedroom, a kitchen, living room and a dining room. The next plan was a presentation drawing. Mr. Piper would give us a certain location of the house, which is a former Army Barracks. This is more or less a competition drawing to see who would have the best ideal plan which also consists of a Front and Side Elevation, a section through the wall and windows and color work to make the house stand out. The winning drawings are chosen by Mr. Piper. Page Sixty Air Conditioning Club Row 1. Porter. Peterson Theiss, Mr. Gotschall, Sponsor Mistarz, Miller, Rosenbloom Wurtlin, Greenfield. Szweda, Katzel, Sypien. AIR CONDITIONING Presidei t .............. Kenneth Theiss Vice-President .............-. Al Hollatz Secretary .................. W. Peterson Treasurer ,................... Don Kich Sponsor .................. --- Gotschall The Air Conditioning Club was formed in December, l934. Since then we have had a club every year. Througout this semester our club has taken some very interesting trips. Trips were taken to the l.L.G. Vent Co., man- ufacturers of fans and blowers, the other to the Bell and Gossett Co. who make forced hot water equipment. Another feature of our club were talks given by members, one on the proving grounds at Elgin Field, Florida, pre- sented by Hollatz and Phil Sansone, another on the heat pump by Don Kich and Rich Stanice. Row 2. Traxel, Lundgoot, Cars- Hollutz, Kich, Martin, Zimmer- IUAIID. Row 2. Spiewak, Olson, Blair, Row 3. Derken, Eberhardt, Medley, Johnson, Slchweinsberz, Slide Rule Row 1. Fox Baumle Wurtin Schordje Mr Pxchler Sponsor Shattow Zadwlck Smith Schlck Park Zaludek Stensland Pedersen Row 2 Loebman Bestmann Lavecchla Bonnzho Hoel Lawrence Martln Pye Bonlgllo Hohl Lawrence Martm Pye Nelson Row 3 Duncan Fuerst Shapiro Benmmm Kolbe Kandora Olszewskl Johnson Sllwa McCann Csaszar Row Isbrandt Schnaltman Jaskowskl Martxnson Granston Pfglfer Zutz Colenbaugh Landmesser Allen Qunst Lane Bowlmg Leagues Row 1 Anderneskl Hoeller Czerechowlcz Maede Charhut Galvm Clay Mr Slebert Sponsor Pope Hegel' Moersh Lexau McAndrews Warner Steiner Row2 Struck Gurbackl Dyson Roslng Ro enfeld Joehl Kormt Palmer Fl0FltO Swlatek Edwards Koppenhoefer Deck Henmg Row 3 Johnson Moderhack Fuss Boever Velde Cascmo Carsten DZlerZODOW5kl Lxetzow Rlcheson Blaskexy Zymuntowskx Row 4 Dunphy Simon Medley Kluge Wagner Muenow Jobe MaJer Erxckson Wllham Stacy Kwasnlak Mueller Lane Bowling Leagues Slide Rule Club A League Presndent Treasure Secretary Robert Mueller Joe Heger League Prsndent Treasure Sec reta ry Ted Hoeller Sam Cascmo Robert Pope ' ' League Glenn Klelnfeldt Joe Swlerkoss Ed Szarzynskl Suebert President Treasure Secreta ry Sponsor At Lane bowlmg as one of the outstanding after school actlvltles Thus year there are about one hundred and ten boys partlcupatmg un the weekly sesslons of bowlmg ln March of each year the two top teams of each league bowl In the Natlonal Telegraphic Meet The fnrst pruze for thus event as a trlp to the ABC's Tournament wnth all expenses paid Slnce Lane has three leagues they are allowed to enter sux teams any of which has a chance to wan thus trnp to the tournament whlch wlll be President Robert H Puchler Vice President Ronald Lawrence Secretary Kenneth Zadwlck Sponsor Mr E E Shottow The Lane Slade rule club as one of the many useful and instructive clubs at Lane lt was founded In l932 by our sponsor Mr E E Shattow The sllde rule saves much work and tlme for the students m his physics trlg shop and many other classes The club has a movae projector and several fllms covernng the mannpulatuon of the slude rule are shown to the members at regular Intervals The knowledge gained In the club IS useful not only In our present school work but after graduation In college and lndustry The Slade Rule club meets every Tuesday tenth period In Room held un Detroit this year Besldes the trap med als are guven to the other top teams At the climax of the bowlmg season there as a banquet for all the bowlers At thus affair medals are guven to the members of the top three teams In each league Page Snxty one as ' 'I '. I I H , . 14: l. ' ' l' . ' ll ll ' ' - ..... ........... - -Frank Clay Treasure ................ George Manos IIBII --------------- , , , 'C' . c f . . . . I ' I 'I ' ---u--------nu I . I . . , . . . . . I - . - - - 21 l. Camera Club Raw 1. Johnson. Styzen, De H S' Bat, Mr. agey, ponsor Gros-mlinz, Mielecki, Dvorak. Row 2. Janes, Chauwiecz Dudzl, Amlrescn, Roger Thielesen, Row 3. Darin, Felz, Rausch Lorenztti, Foster, Zara, 1 1 , Camera Club ln a quiet and unassuming manner, the diligent members of the Camera Club ply their art under the watchful eye of Mr. Hagey. Working in cooperation with the Tech Prep, the Annual, and the Lane Tech Daily, the boys snap pictures, develop and make prints, and most important, get them in on dead line. Our photographers derive much benefit from their strenous routine, and the school publications benefit as well. Foremost in school photography this semester have been Bob Gedman, Bob Groemling, and Roger Thorsen. Scholastic Award Winners Sponsored annually by the Scholastic Maga- zines, the Scholastic Art Contests are entered yearly by Lane Art stu- dents. ln l947, Paul Sar- lgisian, Jordon Krimstein, Don Zazkowski, Paul Sanasardo, Charles Bat- tenhauser, and Carl Pott- hast won awards in the National Art Competi- tions. I. to R Mr. Hell. Paul Sarkisian, Jorlzin. Krimston. Mr. Smith, Don Zuzkowski, and Tuul Sanasardo, Page Sixty-two Dane Club Dance Club 'I Row 1 Bauman Podc-rz Varsolona Sxhlltter Kanxfi Qhelemm Trojan Mr More Sponsor Enckson Smrantmn Cesenn Davl Hart Mlntfer Row 2 Joyce Hoff Christensen Karneck Nelsen Qoper Vclde Wanner Anderson Kryger Hook Belluomxm Sottosxnto Neubauer Holler Row 3 Pox ClLhKJWSkl Moderheck Km-I Raucheneckcre Lnpzler Konnflcnd Prelstedt Blau' Campbell hllmer Lange Stumr Row 4 Sommcx Waller Deuschle Cnrstcn Dc-Bat DUflkl8XllLZ Mxass Wlloff Banach Gassen Drae- ger Pfelfer Dunne D Club 2 CIICE Pdrez Bxumann Kanxf lsrxcksun Trojan Raw 1 re Serantmo Cescnana Sottosanto Schmitt Wedell Lekman Row 2 'lhernelsen Hootun Rlchow-Ik: Samuelson Mankel Cornblat L8VLlCChld Hohl Kelly Goss Mlnta Plnnegan Jay Carl: Rohde Baumle Row 3 Coleman Joyce Kuzner Mayo'-lc Herman Shelcmn Grucner Nutlnl Krauser Schopler Syler! Lorenzette Jerger CantI'ortc Marcuccllll Row 4 Doyle Vladesow HQFIHOI Murnow Lar-.on Dudkxesucz Banach Schnaltman Carsten Relth Ross Hannon Czaplewskx Dunphy Mlelecckl Polcyn were appointed lt us theur responsnbullty to HE CLUB that most Lane boys would luke b to belong to as the Dance Club Thus can e attributed to the socual nnterests whuch nt af fords to our young men The club offers a very good opportunlty to learn the latest steps In ballroom dancing and to meet people from other schools The Dance Club furthers the soclal nnterests of nts members by holdung four saclals each semester, two of which are wuth Jones Com merclal and two wnth Flower Tech In order to make these dances a success the Floor C ttees Entertainment, and Refreshment ommu see that everyone has a good tume b ets AI wnth these socnals the clu me ong ver week for soecnal lessons In dancing The 9 Y steps taught are the Waltz Fox Trot Astaure S Trot Rumba and others wing The electuon of the club s offncers was held durmg the fnrst socual wuth Jones As Pres: d t the members elected Robert Trojan en Kenneth Erucfcson won the majorlty for vlce presndent and the secretarys posutuon was M our able fnlled wuth Serantuno Mr oore sponsor, has aaded the club smce l945 Page Slxty three I I X ' 1' ! ' I I I : I I I E . f 5 . . 4 X I ' I -' 2 I I I - D 1 I I ' X I I A4 I K I l I I A I I 7 I sz I I . ' ' ' I. 'u I I QD . 1 I I h I I ' I I I ' ' L I n ' . . . . ' '. ' I ' I 2 5 ' I I ' ' I 1 ' I I I I I I - I ' . K l, Schneider. Franklin. Wewin, Sommer, 0 ', z , ' ' , ' ' : , ' , ' , - , ' , . ' , , , Mutschinszky. . :V -' I ' Y I -' I ' I ' ' I ' I ' ' ' I I , I I I I I I ' I 1 I ' x . ' ' - I I I . In I I I I . I I I I 4 I I I 'I I . I4 I I V- I . I I I I I I I I I . I I ' ' 1 I I I I ' . , . I I ' . . . , . . . , , . , . . I ' I I I ' ' I Nafirfmz! H0 rf Snricfy LANE CHAPTER 1..E2i'a2gi.23tfg ,iiiisrzshif..E?:f:2..3tid:PHQP mon-Sophemefe fOOfbO fem in emy Subject i,,c1u,,i,,,, gym, Hi-T0 Swimming is a proud tradition at Lane, President Jock Siebert --.- and we are proudtof the Lehman twins Vice-Presiaggt -- ' Fred Lehman who are outstanding stars In City Gnd Secretory-Treoszlpgr --'- G Swdtmcrm f state meets, as well bas in classrooms. S t- t-A --12-b 't Ch l .ph ' ' Fred shades brother Bill by .2 of a point 9 ' Q 'ms ------- O er eoV ' for 95.7 and is President of the June Cl NOTHER touchdown for Joe Blowl What a guyl Well, maybe you're right, but not neces- sarily so. Not at Lane anyway. Take Bob Chelovich of this year's graduating class, for instance. Bob has played end on our football team for three years now, and also was on the track team. But failures? Not exactly, Bob is Sergeant-at-Arms in the National Honor Society with a grade average of 94.4 And his good friend Vince Spedale with a 96.8 aver- age is Class President and played on the Fresh- ll f - r , f V , i graduating class, not to mention being Vice-President of the Honor Society. The two Bobs, Dufore and Genauldi, play basketball, and stand at 96.l and 95.9 respec- tively. Not too bad, is it? Our fencing star is Norm Grabo, Honor Society member and vice- president of his class. Our past Honor Society record is just as bright as that of the present. All of us remem- ber Vladimir Fajnor from last year. Vlady's all around activities entitle him to a certain place in Lane's all-time Hall of Fame. He was president of the Honor Society, first string Al iifiili. ll.. i i a.. Page Sixty-four Honor Society 1 Row 1. Kutlherra, Umbright, Spedale, Lehman. Sfiebert, Mr. Rzepecki, Duuschle, Pauley. Honor Society 2 ilell Lehman. Siebert, Chelovich slmm, Dim-hull, Genpald, Dufore. Row 3. K1-Ilmru, Freistedt, Pulz inprer, Caniplhvll, Shapiro. Row 4. Bliss, Dudkiewicz Sommer, Dre-y--r, Trumbell, Conrod Damen, Gewartowski, Granston. Hunter, Sponsor: Chelvich, Studt- mann, Bueuer, Georgian, Serantuni. Row 2. Koszczyk, Gilbertsen, Skzihn, Westfall, Simon, Singleton, S-h' 'k. I IYYIPS Row 3. Cooney, Martinson, Esau. Zabel, Puhl, Enpzhulm, Markarian, Rfimancher. S'mithhh, Zoot, MUHSOII. Walgh, Row 4. Patelski, Dahoberg, Row 1. Dare, Ostmeyer, War- Stucltmann, Norman, Dunst, Dar- aerer. Row 2. Lehman, Tarlo, Holz- mzicher, Kobsa, Madalinski, Hill- Rziilvliffe, Christie. Wagner, Gitz- ational Honor Societ Honor Socsety 3 nl r lk em I u u m n S Stul mann L s I S ll 1 .ale :ul-. emn el rrclx Dle L :ne erma ac IL unx S mrlt Lhlc nes IPHL lx han f'uene1 Chfnhut K t guard on a very good basketball team chuef ofthe hall guards and a student cauncul mem ber Wlth all this he malntamed superscholar sh: st d p an mg throughout has hugh school career A few years back another family furnished two members to match the Lehman record the Jensens Bob Jensen was all cnt end f y or two years before making a nation wade name f h or nmself as a star on Iowa s Preflnght foot ball team whnch won the natuonal servnce chaml h pons up Younger brother Nels was guard on our 1946 team which won the U nl versnty of Chlcago basketball tournament Both B b o and Nels were outstanding scholar shlp maternal and N H S members S uper scholarshsp ratmgs also went to two contem porarues of the Jensens Harry Quinn was a football star and N H S presudent and Don Russell w as captam of the track squad tum 1LtlJuh Bac During the war many Honor Society mem b ers made great records but we wlll mention only one Kenneth Lewan Has brrlllant hugh h I sc ao record In class and as Lt Col of th e R O T C secured hum an appomtment to West Point Th e emergency of the Battle of the Bulge however put hum unto the front I me where he recesved wounds whuch hospntaluzed hum f I4 or months at Vaughan General Has prtal He IS now at Harvard on one ofthe very rare Veterans N t I a Iona Scholarships Heres luck to you Ken We have tned here to gnve some examples of the kind of men who have made Lane great by bemg themselves great In the class room and on the fuelds of sports and battle We have had re t g a men nn the past we have them now Shall we have them ID the future? The chall nge IS re t A g a re you man enough to accept rt? Page Sixty five I I I X ax ' 1 X 4 N ,. .I ' ' I I I f Ii ,-f Rowl. Kuz 'a , M'-I 'k', Ho Im isis. Leh u , .'i0I1c-VI, I 11 ' , Thrlovich Gram. Q' ' . Row 2. Gash, Groemlingr, Czvlsan, B2lf,l9Flh1lU5S9l', Hil 1 I, Hn 'Q-r, Oster. Cu' -'z , ' tel. Rrw 3. Polvyn, C'o' k, AIQK I' , H' h Ian, Znlewski, Hmller, Sl L-'. fth '1 , ' 0 -'wa. Row 4. Bo Lu' ', 'ax ' . il ', ' ' ' ,, lu I ' sun, Sas , I' 'k. . 4 I . I - 1 ' S- 1 ' I I , I , . - . . . . , , . . , . , . . e . . . . , . . Hall Guards -sz 5 s i f l Chiefs-Captains Row 1. Lorenlz, 0'DanieI, Nowicki, Chiefg Mr. Palka, Spon- sor: Weddell, Dickerson, Nelson, Row 2. Diehall, Hendee, Znatuck, Machonpza, Bryja, Gmchrey, Dom- zalski, Mercantclli. Row 3. Meyers, Cipolla, Hari, Stevns, Christian, Couture, Grodsky. Row 4. Hierl, Chelovich, Hottat, Stainer, Dacy, Kaszuhowski, l Lieutenants President ................ John Nowicki Vice-President ........... Norman Beaton Secretary .............. Leroy Dickerson Treasurer ................ Glenn Lorenz Sponsor ........................ Polka This semester the chief is John Nowicki a 4A from Mr. Scott's division. He is ably assis- ted byg Ronald Nelson Don Weddell LeRoy Dickerson Lowell O'Daniell Norman Beaton Glenn Lorenz Lane's Hallguard system is the largest or- ganization of its kind in the high schools in the city of Chicago. The Hallguard system iS Page Sixty-six sor: Lorenz, Dickerson, Grodsky, Lewandowski. Row 2. Richardson, Packley, Hohl, czyk. Erzig, Genauldi, Knapkiwicz. Row 3. Kasper, Wardrum, Schmitt, Axelrod, Snett, Rausch, Satelberg, Christian, Futak. rath, Rohlke, Ellingsen. Pilch, Knoeppel, Benson, Truschke. made up of a chief and six assistant chiefs, nineteen captains, sixty-two lieutenants, and approximately six hundred guards. The purpose of the system is to keep order in the halls during the passing periods to keep noise down to a minimum and to guard the bicycles and automobiles in the parking lot stalls, etc. During the three lunch periods a captain, two lieutenants and about twenty guards help to keep the lunchroom clean and orderly. During fire drills the hallguards act as a tire guard and stay on duty untill everyone has vacated the building and then gradually leave the building themselves. The hallguards do a great job of keeping order in the school. Row 1. Nussbaum, Shortino, Nowicki, Chief, Mr, Palka, Spon- Rudin, Stevenson, Ashworth. Flor- Row 4. Steinbrenner, Hoppen- Lettermen s Club Floor Brennan Kleres Suchor Matuch Syngzel Hebem Sotto'-santa Numan Schneudeu Buancalzuna Abraham Alsterda .Iarka Johnson Inscebruuztseru Pukrone Lurkowsku Row 1 Thuma Masters Sehullung Glese Beaton Freltag Comfortu Lehman Krumbholz Umbrught Sponsor Cherry Jrhn ton Ste-vcn on Slezak Geschrey Franklin Keuppel Johnson Row 2 Lehman Ander on Harrus Pyzynsku Mutschmszky Nus baum Kostl Vuctor Farago Krumbholz Olson Kustner D f Stab W chenheum Demonuca uore Kozue Manzara 1 Row 3 Rxemer Stevens Zunkann Iforset Wulkens Johnsen Sehumacher Ireskow Krause West Weme Sanfransku Czerec huwlcz We-dell Schubent Yombolas Kopunsku Summer Rovu 4 Cu 1 vu ku Ellum., Ln Lundgoot Burn Ketshel Vaxga I'runz Puff Chelovuch HlyCk0 Carlson Sclwman SIUIOD Bley Hoglund Davu LETTERMEN S CLUB OFFICERS Presudent Jerry Krumbho' Secretary Fred Lehman Cor Secretary Sam Matuch Treasurer Don Freutag Sgts at Arms Muke Contortu 8. Norm Beaton Sponsor Coach Umbrught The Lane Lettermen s Club has been one ofthe most outstandung clubs un operatuon here at Lone Any Laneute earnung an 8 unch ath letuc letter un a competutuve sport us eluguble for membershup unto the club Upon graduatuon the letterman receuves an ottractuve pun from the club sugnufyung that he us an Alumnu of the Lettermen s Club Sunce uts organuzatuon un October 46 the club has excelled un achuevements such as on assembly un whuch athletuc letters were guven out to varuous teams and o banquet un sprung for all the members of the club Thus banquet was consudered one of the most outstandung affours ever guven by a Lane organuzatuon Under the guudance of uts oftucers wuth Jerry Krumbholz un the chaurmanshup ut has agaun excelled un actuvutues thus past semester The draftung of a club constututuon was begun at the start of the semester and became a goal of the Lettermen s thoughts It us now near puece of work Besudes the other actuvutues such as keepung the trophy cases and shuelds un order the Lettermen have presented theur 2nd Annual Alumnu Basketball Game and Dance on Dec 6th Thus bug event proved to be a huge sucess wuth star players of yester years Senuor Basket ball team comoetung agaunst Lane s champuon shup team of today Thus was a real thruller wuth the Alumnu truumphung by three pounts A trophy purchased by the Lettermen s Club was presented to the wurununq team captaun Also another trophy awarded to the most out standung senuor player of the evenung Musuc tor the dance after the game was furnushed by the Lane Swung Band Lettermen L tee shurts were re ordered and many new letter wunners were accepted unto the club Toward the close of the semes ter a socual was held wuth another gurl organu zatnon from another hugh school at whuch tume Alumnu puns were awarded to the graduatung senuors The lettermen and theur club have had a successful season and are untendung to keep up the good work Page Suxty seven l . T li. - , l ' ' - ll ' u lu l v l. - , I u I y 1 5 , 1 S , ' , , ' , ' , . . . ' , s ' , ', ' , .s , . 1, ' , . , , , . I l , ' . 4 ', w y, .v , S. , ' B l , , ' . ' . 'szo us ', ' fs' , , S, , . li . ' . ' . ' , . . , - ' . 'sh I , . . . . -U I7 I 4 Vice-President .............. Don Cherry completion and proves to be a remarkable I . . I .' ' -- ' ' I I '--- , I 1 ' - 1 - . . H H . F . . .l . . I I - . , l. . . ,, . ' ' 11 11 l - I l , - . . . . l l I . I ' II 'II ' I . . . . , . Latin Club 'I Row 1. Poulns. Cipolla. Confotre. Seibert. Hodowanir, Mr. Culbertson, Sponsor: Mc Dowall, Serantoni, Chr-lovich, Ootermeyer, Grant. Row 2 Martin. Rugs-rs. Gorski, Dare. Heller. Jack, Mutschinszky, Milla-zon, Boyce, Wanson. Row 3. Mayer. Miller, Beletsky, Rymarz, Sottoszxnt. Harris, Polcyn, Diez, Walton. Row 4. Stock. Ferrari. Major, Howe, Russo, Ponzetti. Porlrez, Dunne, Carey. Latin Club 2 Row 1. Bicrnat, Lund, Conforti, Siv- bert. Hodowanic, Mr. Culbertson, Spon- sor: Mcdoall, Serantino, Cholovich, Fiala Cerny, Hogan Nelon. Row 2. Munson, Manos, Rumanchek. Zoot, Walker, Sattlebe-ryz, Ciran, Mueller. Terenrc, Masers. Row 3. Strom. Stahl, Stephen, Rouls-un, Mic-lecki, Gutowski. Ni-lson. Camp. Black, Dollmeyer. Quilic. Row 4. Shapiro, Ammon, Charthut. Knoeppel, Erickson, Cyle, Duh, Scu- bacher, Sliwa. Hathcoat. Schlacter: Latin Club 3 Row 1. Wito, Lorch, Andrix. Sit-bert. Mr, Culbert, Sponsor 3 Hoxlowanic, Buczynski, McDoall, Chelovich, Conforti, Chexnetzki. Row 2. Taylor, Edclson. Mack, Prorok. Morby, Kustner, Brennan, Ninos, Seilv, Kowal, Barr. Row 3. Domkowski, Broezell, Brzmlt. Dena. Clay, Mayes, Rudd, Cebusk, Rakoski, Spaulding. Row 4. Urso, Hoppurrath, Urban, Kwasniak, Bret-se, Scher, Ecker, Lehman, Johnson. Latin Club OFFICERS OF LATIN CLUB THE LATIN CLUB President .............. John Hodowanic Vice-President ......... Charles McDowall Secretary .............. Harry Serantoni Treasurer ................. Jack Siebert Sgt.-at-Arms ................ M. Conforti R. Chelovich Sponsor .................. K. Culbertson The Latin Club is one of the newer clubs at Lane. However, the officers and members vow that it will soon be up at the top of the list of Lane's better clubs, The club is preparing for its biggest event of this semester. The first social of its short Page Sixty-eight existence, With the very capable officers mak- ing the plans, the members predict a success- ful social. But the club also has other plans. They are studying the life and customs of the Ro- mans ond the many fine points of this intri- cate and difficult language. Mr. Culbertson, the very able sponsor, has generously dis- played to his students his huge collection of pictures of Roman buildings and statues. He also had on display copied miniature statues of exquisite Roman sculptures. With this fine start and the willingness of the members to cooperate, the Latin Club is on its way to the top. Pan-American League OFFICERS President ................ Arno Seegers Sponsor .......-.......... Miss Mc Bee All of the members of the Spanish classes make up the Lane Pan American Club, each closs being a unit with its own officers. Each month a movie concerning a Latin American country is featured. Program chairmen select the movies. Pan American Club 'I Row 1 Long, D.: Albanesc. M., I Susmarski, R.: Skahn. H.: Biflf- 3 vik, R.: Stample, S.: Kothera. R.: Bryja, J.: Mamzrello, T.: Capper. L.: Taylcr. J.: Row 2. Erickson, K.: Giesey, R.: Cherry, D.: Kornit, H.: Bor- yzias, E.: Novak, G.: Dalporto. Markarian. A.: Cunnsidine, C.: Thomas, J.: Ruw 3. Luzzara, J.: Primze R.g Zak, K.: Ahlberg, R.: Firik A.: DeVito, A.: Kull, W.: Kessel ring, R.: Gordon, J.: Lilienthal Row il. Unbrilzht, C.: Singleton D.: Larson, K.: Conrad. J.: John- son. R.: Dinse, S.: Bez-nuff, M. Bibergall, A. : Leonhardt, A. Pan American Club 2 Row 1. Webber, C.: Huskm-, K. Zinkann. J.: Dacy, Mr. Stomple S.: Wirth, W.: Manzara, A.: Kat owicz, R.: Johnson, G.: Row 2, Dacy, J.: Walters, R. Mclirien, L.: Jay, C.: Comaslro, J.: Flowers, R.: VanRo1-yen, H. Stiefbold, B.: Govenco. S. Row 3. Erickson. D.: Marcucci Ili. E.: Coutre, R.: Szweda, M. Colt., R.: Volosku, G.: Hess, J. Barron. R.: Swain, R. Row 4. Nelson, WH: Swanson Miller. Herillotlt. Thelen, Gulh armlts, F.: Gewcke, R.: Martin, R. The big social event of the semester was the Fiesta held in Gym I on December ll. Guests were invited from six neighboring schools. Three hundred Pan-Americanos enjoyed a program of Spanish and Mexican music and dancing to the music of the Lane Swing Band. The Pan American Club has furnished many things for the use of the Spanish classes, including dictionaries, a phonograph and the latest Spanish records from which we learn to sing. It is an affiliate of the Student Pan American League and participates in nation wide activities to further inter-hemisphere friendship. . Ll. Page Sixty-nine l x l I ' s Spur and Saddle Club '50, co' ll -sk l A 5:- Page Seventy Pan American Club 3 Row 1. I-'Ianni-y: Martino: Nut- ini: Jaynor: Mrs. Melia-0: sponsor: HL-nrinksen: Choconasl Lena-SSii Smith: Edwards: Anderson: Stie- IIUYI Row 2. Reyer, VVardrum: Reid. Ilohlinp Knudson: Haisler: Barit- sku: Iiaritskyg Johnson: Neeb, Row 3 Mmlcrhurk: WV0nsT.r0m, lim-lhl--y: Erin-kfoni Lakomvi Na!- Ier: Morgan: Ronvik: Lesperance: Zinkzmn: Ric-mer: Row -1 Anderson: Polen: Hel- gemn 3 Johnson : Currody: Zeko: Hawke: Anderson : Zombolas , Iluske: Dickson: Pan American Club 4 Row 1 Sode: Vlfilson: Krueger , Ss-1-ui-rs 3 Zulu-lg N11-Bev, Sponsor : llivlxti-main: lluynor. A: I,ax'c-vclinia. l'.g Ki-clnmn. l..: liarmgrover, C.: lion' 22. Iiirn, V. : Hadoe, W.: Winkn-ls, R.: Iiojzon. R.: Johnson, KX: Feltnwn, J.: H1-inn-rle, D. 3 Lundquist, D.: Uunphy, J.: Skit- Lonn-: Tschudy, D.: Row 3. Stunis. E.: Sandberg, R.: Grzihn. EJ Anderson, A.: Kipp, XV.: Couture. 'l',: Cooney: l':uv1me, 'lfi Howes, IJ.: Vander- plus: Spur and Saddle Row 1. Miller, Timpel, Mr Grunt, Sponsor: Heinrich, S1if- hold, Gorden. Row 12. I n-ltnuin, Halleman, Ma chomza, Tintiamrco, Stroemor. VVi lu-HI. Santowski. Row 3. i'hristnl'l', Hivurirhs Tlxojnowski, Sommer, Coutre. Pan-Rmerlcan League Pan American Club 5 Row 1. McLain. R.: Hillstrom Springzings, D.: Mrs. Mendez Sponsor: Stram, A.: Cipowski, G. Zurkowski. T. 1 Gm-nuald, R. : Row 2 Leisy, C.: Belluomingz Sch:-1-tman, C.: Sie-venson, J. Thomson, G.: Adhwurth, A.: Bui- zen, R.: Row 3. Novak, P.: Snett, J. Nil-mann, L.: Kahan. W.: Kas- zubowski. E.: Rosenthal. W.: Steiner, F.: Engleman, M.: Ruw 4. Haeger. E.: Wille, M. York, R.: Rice. F.: Damen. D. brauskas, T.: Pan American Club 6 Row 1. Therkelsen. D.: Chris- tie. T. 1 Kuzniar. K.: Mendez, Sponsor. Byrne, D, : Dean, E.: Daman. L. Row 2. Styzvn, A : Wallin, R , Die-tel, G: Schelle, D: Mercan- telli, Herring, B: Forest, G3 Baker, R. Row 3. Machometa. M: Pelz, E, Savage. J: Axelrod, I: Kasper, Bowman, J: Spies, D: Weiner. R. Row 4, Campagna, Martin, J: Swiatlowski, E: Peth, F: Johnson, Sommer, Boness. Schmidt. Pan American Club 7 Row 1. Machumeta Grape. Yonan, Doyle, Mr. Mendez, Spon- sor: Peller. Nussbaum. Hanson. Lombardo. Row 2. Soderberxz, Boltt. Ludwig Pena, Hari, Siebecker, Quid, Shapiro. Row 3. Kowalski, Guuld Jacabs, Murtaugh, Herring, Pelz, Buness. Row 4. Swanson Campagne Peth Varga, Schyman, Summers, Martin, Gurolnick, Mencel. Trumbull, K.: Gewartowski: Dam- POLISH CLUB President ,,-,-.,....... Richard Patelski Vice-President ......A......... Phil Klein Secretary .......f.Y..,. l'lOWGrd Stermef Treasurer ..........., Joseph Kolodliew Sgt.-at-Arms ............ Leonard Dicks Sponsor ...h............ Mr. Buczynski The Polish Club is not only one of Lane's finest clubs but the oldest of its kind in the city's school system. Under the able sponsor- ship of Mr, Buczynski who is completing his first semester as its sponsor, the club has worked up a fine program of both social acti- vities and interesting class work studies. Early in the semester a program was mapped out to correspond with high school students in Poland, the writing of the letters was ably done by Melvin Zychowicz. Page Seventy-two PRINTERS CLUB President ,------..,...... JClmeS Mathes Vice-President .......... Norman Printer Secretary -,-,........ Kenneth Tl'10mDSOI'1 Tre-Qsurer -,-,.,,-,.-... Ray Steinbrener Sponsor ............. ....... A .C GFOHT The Printers Club had a very interesting outing this semester to Wilmette. Through the efforts of our transportation chairman, John Anderson, we were privileged to have our own private car to and from Wilmette and received very courteous service by t h e Railroad. We visited the plant of Lloyd Hollister, and the members marvelled at the Teletype-Lino- type Machines that were setting type matter with no one near them. We were shown the operating principles of offset printing and the Ludlow machines, Elrod machines and general printing. Polish Club ekielbasa. Davidowski Dicks, Patelski. Mr. Buczynski, Spf, nso r mer, Kuk lewicz, Grze- sxakowski, Furta, Pel- czynski. I. 0 1' s k i, Czerechowicz ewski, Plaiek, Rokicki l Huirwwski. Zychowicz Lewandowski. i Row 3. Zurkowski, Mlynarczyk, C h m eil, Stosiak, Kmilek. Blus Sit W 0 r a, Czerechowicz Qlhowski. Brudzinski, Pzvmczak, Sin-zaewski, Iiuw 4. Dumbrowski. Piechota, Lewandowski, GWUZ1lZ. Kowzezuk, Iirzy, Lapinski. PrQnter's Club mpfe, Ritt. Anderson, Thomson. Printer, Mr, schmilt. Odum. Dunphy, Martin, Thomas, Huilg, Row 2. Kothera, Velde, Brill, Muff, Vordakra. Geac-ne, DiSimone, Schifo, Kornit, Cmeika, Moll, Strcemer, Babigz, emhal, Schyman, Jobe, Steinbrenner, Schmin, Barrick, Zeke, Skor. doulis. uszka. Jwnsen, Namyst, Staichura, Galinski. Novak, Neubauer, Rowe, Lnnzer, Prena, Switalla, Nickels. Row 1. Gembala. Jn- . Klein, Kolodziej, Ster- Row 2. Gordon. Lit- Pyznski. Florzyk, Kapusl la, Menczynski, Skukac- , Kwiatkowski. Wyzkgw- ski, Karas. Kotlarz, Kas- Row 1. Wiloff, Kag. Grant. Mathes, Klein. Row 3, Janasik, Lili. Row 4. Lange, Past. Student Coun il President ................. Jack Siebert Vice-President ........... Harry Serantoni Secretary ................. Fred Lehman Sgt.-at-Arms ............ Spencer Johnson Sponsor ................ Mr. D, E, Kilroy l l l Student Council 1 X Row l. Wardell, Ka.-zzlbowski. Seeirers Siebert, Mr. Kilroy, Sponsor: Serantoni L h B 'll Z k e man, rl , e a. Row 2, Miller Johnson, Ferrera, Hassel mann, Wierkosz. Duunst, Miller, Kelly, Pierce, Byrne, Dwesley. Row 3. Stetz, Ensrler, Wiberg, Bloze, Hollimz, Kubala, Hajec, Johnson. Noska. are presented in the form of bills which must have two readings before they can be voted upon. The Council had the distinction of running one of its members, Arno Seegers, for presi- Q ., .. ., ...-.M .L-. - 1 ' -f -- ff' Student Council 2 Row 1. Wardell, Kasubowski, Freistedt, Seegers, Siebert, Mr. Kilroy, Sponsor: Serantoni. Lehman, Fred, Brill, Kand, Zeko. Row 2. Kurnit, Quilici, Cesene. Dunst. Wichlich, Hyyne, Nosko, Mack, Nelson, Solan. Row 3, Spiewak, Kahn. Oliver, O'Hare, Hollatz, Kolar, Hex-ter. Pape. Skoracewski, 'Dunphy. Row 4. Lehman, Schubert., Lenassi. Miclecki, Tupel, Whiteman, Johnson, Layuyd, Kldo. The Student Council is composed of stu- dents representing their divisions. These boys are the student governing body at Lane. Their various functions include appropria- tion of the school budget, the distribution of funds for charitable causes, the sponsoring of two assemblies a semester, along with inves- tigating problems which may arise within the school. Meetings are held under strict parliamen- tary procedure, Suggestions for improvements dent of the Chicago Youth Conference. Lane also sent its leading officers of the Council to De Kalb High School for the Northeast District Illinois Association of Student Councils. They were Siebert, Serantoni, Johnson, and Seegers. The Student Council has two important branches. The Student Court which judges and punishes offenders of the school. The other is the Safety Committee. Page Seventy-th ree Projectionists RADIO CLUB President .............. Kenneth Zadwick Vice-President ..,........ John Leppanen Secretary-Treasurer .......... Charles Fox Sponsor .................., Mr. Kuelike The Radio Club has provided tour different theory groups as tollows: Mr. Kuelike teaches the beginners, Edwin Ohman the Juniors, John Leppanen the intermediates, and Kenneth Zadwick the advanced. James Brown has been directing a code group. l hffllfn' P5 Page Seventy-four Radio Club We are losing three outstanding members who are in this graduating class. These are:- Frank Willard, Kenneth Bayer, and Wm. L. Clark. They have the remarkable record of eight full semesters of membership in the club and six semesters of service on the Sta- dium Public Address Unit crew, Frank Willard was the crew chief this semester. President Zadwick is Trustee of the Lane Technical l-ligh School Amateur Radio Sta- tion WQWKR. Projectionists Wardell. Row 2. Krol, Mayer, Hartnec, Leines, Oberli, Bear. l i i 'k4.ii4l.-Lb ' Radio Club Zadick, Mr. Kuliecke, Sponsor Willard, Muller, Fitz. Boyer. Row 2. Anderson, Kell, Smith geyer, Addis, Romanchek, Scholz s an en. Row 3. Ohman, Leahy, Bestmann Phillips, Wurtlin, Zakis, Brickson Minter, Shapiro, Kandora, Fischer 'Q Row 1. Adams, Coleman, Mr. Thompson, sponsor: Simik. Row 3. Quackinbuck, Beletsky, Bobcne, Allen, Mayer, Fleeger. , .L. jxJLd.li.i4lle2 Row 1. Pichler, Fox, Leppanen, Row 4. Kukla, Biiar, Liebsch: Budget Committee President S Shapnro Vlce Presldent R Sawusch Junior Member R Ryan Freshman Member G Calhoun Sponsor Clasen The purpose of the Budget Commlttee ns to collect the school Budget The students pay sixty cents per semester for various funds and necessary :tems In return they get Danly s every day and have dlfferent assemblles gnven by the Student Councul The Council conslsts of four members S Shapiro R Sowusch R Ryan and G Calhoun The follow mg boys are the clerks who work an the office at varlous periods during the day They are E Swuatlowsku D Schelle R Morgan C Getner and W Ardownorutz Row 1 Cqlhuun Mr Clausen spun ex Shaynro Qaxuch RYAN S latlo s 1 orga Schelle .Q .Q x- Row 1 Qchwarck Rxtt Stachura Bronken Mr Moore Span or P trc lu 'VI yet K n 11 NIA e Run 2 Rufer Costa Sy-xkswslu Tomllnson Stchmltt. DeMonlca B111 Peutely her Hut hm lky Traffic Engineers Under the durectuon of Mr Percy Moore the Traffic Engineers have turned In an efflclent performanc year after year Long before students arrive In the vlc nlty of the school the Traffnc Engineers are already on duty dlrectlna trafflc Then again after every one has left for home the Enguneers are stall out on the streets Whlle lOO 1 of th students cooperate wnth the Engineers there are occasional rccalcnrants wno mar Lanes safety record These offenders are dealt wnth severely An nnnovat on tnls sernester has been the organ zatlon of loadnng traffnc onto street cars Where formerly anyone scrambled onto the car nt rs now requested that the boys enter by twos and thls rule has ended a lot of dangerous sntuatnons Page Seventy fave 0 . - Q 1 -- ..... - ......- . .,, 'QP' --------..- . I a X' ' ' at x x x - - ' ' 1 - 1 - - 1 Q - 1 - 1 ' X , . . . - ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' , . . 1 - 4 1 - . s '3 ' n' , - v s' , ' . 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' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' , I , . . . , e . 1 Roller Club Officer., R xx 11th N11 NL11111 Spon Ull 1111 lXllllllL l11 I 1 mel on Run lt 1n11 L1 m1tl1 111 11 11 rc m11 I Kam HI 1 1 1 ln 1115 Rhm 1 51 W 1L11m 1 Ram n 1 1 1 n NU 1n nf mam 1 11111 IN Row aku 1 111 111 1 1 The membershnp of the Lane Roller Club h t as year IS 56 and anyone may lOIY1 whether he can skate or not However, anyone wlshung to yonn must be present at the tlrst meetnng of the new semester, after whnch the member shep as closed Each semester the club has one skating party which ns run entirely by the club About two weeks after each party the club goes on a hayrlde whlch IS paid for by the club s treasury Page Seventy sax 1ul111111 xxx mx 1111 1 X1111 Illl llmmer Mr Nucclo IS the sponsor of the Rollung lndnans and the oftncers thus year are Robert lozna oresldent Robert Trojan vlce president Wlllnam Smlth, secretary and our three ser Qeants at arms are Eugene Palmer Roy Scott berg and Robert Kuznccn The cluo wnll accept new members at the begnnnung ot the February term The club meetungs are held an rooom 202 Wednesdays, the tenth perlod 1+ ' 1. 571- , , ', '51, .' snr: I fn. Row 2, Svutll '12 ' '. 'zl '. l 1 I 1 A Q 10 I' O- ' 1 1 . . wt 1 . qs!! I s 5 y 1 K s 1 ' 1, Bram , Kuz S ' . I1r.':, Sew tl - ,', Pal iurst. ' Z. Jun xsch, Sl '11-1 11-r. Milsvh. Url: 1ll11, .law l ', lfs skf ' 3. Ly rh. VV'lk ', VV: IU: . I.111'1'h, .' 4: kv, K1 ,, .z 'Sk'. lf -l 1'ks, '- 2 ' 4. Kli -' . W'-' st 'l1, l,-k11a1111, Wgzgk ski, M- ll'k, I 1l-'ra , 'X - . . . I I , . . - , , 1 - 41 1 H 1 '. I - - - . I , - - : 1 A , h . . . I . I t I I . . I . , . I - 1 1 I . ROBOT CLUB President ..,.,.....,,,... Ricky Kothera Vice-President .. ,. s- Dick Susmarski Secretary ..,A,..AA .... H arry Simon Treasurer ....r,....i.,,,, Clyde Fisher The Lane Robots are a group of fellows interested in automatic machinery and appa- ratus, This is one of the hardest clubs to get into at Lane, as you must have completed some construction project before you can be voted in. The officers are all seniors, and the members must all be juniors or seniors. Al- though it is not required, practically all the members of the Robots are honor students and members of the National Honor Society. Each member specializes in some technical field, such as mechanical design, foundry work, electrical theory, electrlcal construction, heat treating, woodshop or pattern-making. When a club project is decided an, each mem- ber takes some part of the work as his own, When completed, the parts of the project are assembled to make the finished article. Many such projects have been completed in past years, such as the small Van de Graaf ma- chine, the Telsa coil, the Radio transmitter and receiver, and many smaller projects. The projects the club is working on now are the large automatic water still which produces distilled water for use of the members and the school generally, the strobascopic photo- flash lamp, which permits taking pictures of moving objects in l SOOO of a second, thus freezing even the fastest motion, a smaller stroboscope for stopping the motion of rotating objetcs, a working model of a naval cannon, a construction proiect which has cast the Cases and comaleted 20 voltmeters for use in the Physics laboratories. Many other smaller pro- jects have also been completed. Robots Run 1, Clutmzinn, 'l'sr'hi1ily, Gor- ilriii, Kolhm-ra., Mr. H4-Hin, Spun- -iir: Nusnmrski, Simon, Liimz, ri I t lx S h j r I li i-i', Karrzis, Hansi-n. Ivy, Xiinfle-lrns, Skzxhii, Pzihl. Ul- Riiw 3. Hull, Rhr-,niu-rm-r, Vau- Q Q, ,, -'L Stage Crew lx i tl ll 1 nr, .Xiiilm--1.11. Page Seventy-seven 5-TCT! N W, 1 1 Q: .l Agriculture Club Tool Designers l re. T . gl., Q3 Q AGRICULTURE CLUB Sponsored by Mr. Ralph Moore, who him- self owns a farm, the Agriculture Club aims to help those boys at Lane who may be interested in any phases of farming. Farming is still the basic industry of the United States and our club fulfills a need for future farmers. The boys have visited the Live Stock show at the lnternational Amphitheatre and also the Tri- bune Model Farms. Many other interesting trips are planned for the future. Probably, the club will also affiliate itself with the National 4-H groups. Page Seventy-eight Agriculture Club Rim' 1. Person, Schaefer. Orlanlo. Mr, Moore, Sponsor: Oherli, Rehbersz, Susanke. Row 2, Wentink, Wiebe, Moorehead, Christoff, Proffitt, Pirnat, Voss. Row 3. Beutler, Mueller, Staack, Peplies, Boitz. Tool Design Row l. Los-bmun, De-sing. Lawrence, Slmttuw, Park. Schick, McCann. Row 2. Pfeifer, Nielsen, Hohl, Bonfijrlid, Penny, Schreiter, Zaludek. Row 3. Csaszar, Duncan, Kolbe. Olszewsk, Stensland, Pedersen. Row 4. Cchaitman, Isbrandt, Jaskowski, Kandora, Colenbaugh. Nelson TOOL DESIGN President .............. Ronald Lawrence Vice-President ............ Edward Gadek Secretory .................. James Park Treasurer ................. Bob Schick Sponsor ...................... Shattow The Tool Design Club is one of the many clubs at Lane. The present membership is 30 boys and our sponsor is Mr. E. E. Shattow. The meetings ore at 7:45, and we have discussions on tools, dies, fixtures, and metals. The club is interesting because most of the boys plan to be Tool Engineers or Tool Drottsmen. Ushers Science Club Ushers Row 1, Price, Knoemiel, Blom- quist, Anderson, Hurmis, Wulf, Lund. Row 2. Lepczyk, Heil, Rivhartl- sun, Ventura, Smiianto, Raman- i-hok H' ' , dupzcn. Row 3, Stubbs. Reinhulds, Zekii, Kaminski. Sattelberg. Science Club Row 1. Lyons, Milleson. Lan- ize-r, Mr. Kulieke. Sponsor: Mal- insky, Modrzejewski. Caminsky. Row 2. Patton. Mack, Kroll, Addis, Auxzust, Lee, Erickson, Mackowiak, Schell. Row 3. Sfmith, Kukla, Olson, Westfall, Blair, Hanschman, De Vita, Eizgen. USHER'S CLUB President ................ R. Blomquist Vice-President ................ Knoepple Secreta ry ....................... Stanis Treasurer ........................ Wolf Sponsor .................... Anderson The Ushers Club is composed of boys who wish to help the school by ushering at different school affairs. It is one of the oldest ond largest clubs at Lane and consists of boys in all years from first through fourth years. They usher at such affairs as the Concerts, Gradua- tions, Mask 8- Shears Plays, Ect. All this work is done by the boys on their own tirne. Oo SCIENCE CLUB President c,............ Henry Malinsky Vice-President ..c.....,.. Milton Langer Sec-Treos ......,....c Art Modrzejewski sponsor ....,,..c .. .......,, Mr. Kuelike Club meetings were very interesting, in that lectures and demonstrations were given. Discussions and debates were held on many scientific subjects, One very interesting debate was held on the Theory of Evolution, Later, the club took part in a Student Council assembly, Experiments with Ultra Violet light were shown as well as with chemistry and other items, Page Seventy-nine Apache and Sioux Club Page Enghty fx NOUX HIY n 11 11 I Ihman lx nn Ihmx Nr MII rsuu m I .-nllnn nn und n lrl I 'nm 11 I I fm I N Un 4 APACHE HIY Rrml onan urmm R 'VI un pun ur n nu ou 7 unphy utnn intl auml In 1 Ibn I I h Rxunfmlmi Ndhxx xx S Ihur I tl 1 I L 5 x . axx 1 R1 - . M' , R I -ru. III-sso. Mr. Mo'-'I'-rks. S'y-wnwr: .- ' . I,- zu. . Row 2. RV I. Olsu, VV' h. Iii'I'x. 'Isn. 5I:M,'1's, 'z , IC: ' I. Marlin . 'I4In:rstn'lhe-rl. VV1-:Im-II. Civ' N, Im'y. '. Y , K ' . r. 'I'I -, S 5 1 III' I'uln'IsIxi. R '1.. U ', H I' , NI ' Ols-, VV-Qt. yI-. ' 1. B . .' . : ' , . ' 'z Qu' , 'us lszkzx. I.,- X .f-Lf' fd f7 ,X -fr-IK lil HEY TEACH X LOOK WHAT I MADE DANCE CLUB 0F rms wA5 ONLY TRUEQ BOWLING PAN AMERICAN CLUB CLUB tr' A IPOLLEIP CLUB 22229 HALL GUARDS iw 3 402007 4, SYMPHONY OQCHE5 TRA CAMERA CLUB x 4 evgx 4 by X. L L L ff H ' f C g C AAA'-gil ,, ' , 'A yffu I X N -.X G ' f I fj J' , N 2 A b N ' K I V X W Oop NJ X . Q Yi F V 'F f., 3 1 '- 'Q II gm fi' ' ' 43? x! xlkm 3 X Q L .- 1 Q3 . C - K5 1 QL 4 X ff - J ' ,f 4 If xuw- Der Deutcher Verein i v PY tif-T C' Pv German Club 'I Row 1. Hiiilu, Esau, Boyer, Cuonoy Mr. lic-i., Lw1.unsux'3 Pahl, Nolde, Altlrn, bi- li. Rim' 2 Krumoulz. Lunar. Matzcnvr. E.1.:'r1olm. Kuhl1u.+t, Olsen. Yorilvn, Heck. liziumann, Mallnrliy. Rim' 3. Dv.-mlmliy. Wvztfall, Churchill, Zxlwl. 'lri.j:m, Kunlff, VVQ-ilu-rl, S'tuinl'x', Fruiizlq. . ,gl 2, '-'ZW' QQ IE Heisst du? und Wie Gehen Sie are phrases which have puzzled many Laneites who have overheard one German student talk- ing to another in the halls. These plus others are common idioms taught to the German students by the sponsors ot the German clubs Mrs, Beck and Miss Pondel. All Boys choosing German as their choice ot language are automatically admitted to the club as members. The members study two types of German. First is basic German, in- valuable to the student's progress in learning the language. Second is colliquial German which includes short stories, songs, and customs of the German people which helps Page Eighty-two German Club 2 Ro--1 1. Hilx-num. Iilunu-r, Ilrmlzxrn. Oil:1ni.ll, Mrs, Iii-n-k, Sponsor: Gust-l1.1-y, Slczali, Boitz, Dvorak. R iw 2. lJi1i'iin-. Iliit-l'or, Engels, Pn- ivvll. Lyons, Rulin, Swanson. Ruppert. Rim' CS. Runnimr, Qui-111-r. lfivy, lill- iiiqs n. Fclzly, Ki-lliifiax. Kim' V. Dunst, lllrklwlz, .Im-lilifwliai, 1 lllw-. lim-lx. Brill. fXl'lln-in In understanding the Germans and in turn the German language. Some of the songs that the students learn are Du, Du, Liegst Mir im Herzen, and the songs taught during the Christmas season are O'Tannenbaum and Stille Nacht. i Among the activities enjoyed by the mem- bers ot the club were several socials with the Girls from Steinmetz High, The social this semester was one ofthe best in the long history of the club. The crowd was so big that after the consumption ot the cider and doughnuts in the Civics room the group had dancing up in Gym 3 with the music supplied by the best bands in the country. Der Deutcher Verein Officers of the other classes are: First Period President .......ee A... ....e..e Sec reta ry-Treasu re r ......,..... Second Period President .....c..,.....,.... Secreta ry-Treasurer .-...,-,.,,. Third Period President .................... Sec reta ry-Treasu re r ...H........ Fourth Period President .................... Sec reta ry-Treasu re r ............... German Club 4 Rim' 1. Olson, Iiuumlv. Mills. I-luhl, Mrs, Iii-ck, Sponsor: Zzihn, Zinli, 'l'urnvr, Rzuusvh. Rim' 2. Grlli-Iwr. Svhlu-tt, lin-:il-u-i', Manns. l'ezu'sun, I-Ish-nhol'l'1-1', Vithlm-, Rasmussen. Wilkvn. Row 3. Hnnivn, l 1'i-ish-Alt, Rupp, lilzilt nur, Mm-Dunalrl, I'wl--rwn, Iiirkhulx, Ny- lunclvr. Kim' rl. Mvffimklv, Cze-rnm-k, Zule-wsl-ii, S1-iflc-l, Lynn, l'ilc'h. 4B German Club Huw 1, Pla:-k, Rwssmzinn. Inirunz, lluila, Mrs, 144-ek. Spunfurg Maya-r, Kub- szi, Hnlzmmhi-r. Wright. Rm' 2. I.:iln-4-i-lmia, Kzipu-lku, Lehman, Lohman. Sit-Inli-. Miller, Kotvhi-. Burk. Kim 23. Smith, f.4'l'll1TYlJll'hl'l'. l'i!z, Now- man. Ifluvhigziairi, Vzinmlitn-ll. Nuflio, Kim' 1 Vislvri. lllwym-r, Iliai-Je-V, Slin- pir.i, Mlvlto, Su-hmiilt. Steinle Schmite Heerding --- Frey Geschrey Keypple -- Zahn Dahl Mrs. Beck and the members of the German club have helped people read letters from their friends and relatives in Europe. This Service has helped many friends and families to be brought closer togethert Officers of the 4A German class are: President .................. Henry Pahl Vice-President ............ .lohn Cooney Secretary ................ George Heck Treasurer ................ Richard Haila Sgt-at-Arms .-.............. Roy Velde Cifflrn, mmm Page Eighty-three V x X x X x 1' IAN F I am Muslc Servant and master am I servant of those dead and master of those IIvIng Through Me spIrIts Immortal speak of the message that makes the world weep and laugh and wonder and worshIp I tell the story of love the story of hate the story that saves and the story that damns I am the Incense upon whIch prayers float to Heaven I am the smoke whIch palls over the fIeId of battle where men Ile dylng wIth Me on thelr IIps I am close to the marrIage altar and when the graves open I stand nearby I call the wanderer home I rescue the soul from the depths I open the IIps of lovers and through Me the dead whIsper to the One I serve as I serve and the Klng I make my slave as easIIy as I subject hIs slave I speak through the blrds of the aIr the Insects of the fIeId the crash of water on rock rIbbed shores the sIghIng of the wInd In the trees and I am even heard by the soul that knows Me In the clatter of wheels on cIty streets I know no brother yet all men are my brothers I am the father of the best that IS In them and they are the fathers of the best that IS In Me I am one of them and they they are of Me for I am the Instrument of God. . . I .. , . I . I I ' I I . . . . . . O . U I . I I . .. IIvIng. O . I O O I . l I I I . . I O . I I I I . . I .. C I I I . VIOLINS Quiglici, L. Concert Mas' G'aseneck, F. Andrix, G. Nasal, S. Zeitler, L. Steinle, P. Eosak, R. Guzmcn, R. Mencel, C. Gnech, K. Kautzi R. Ansel, R. Pages, J. Kaack, W. Tniesea. R. Kaiser, H. Baritsky, A. Barltsky, R. AHOLAS Bass, H. Quid, R. Olson, G. Corona, J. Peller, H. FRENCH HORNS Kaniff, E. Fosig, W. Paulauskis, J. McConnell, R. BASSOON Jezierny, R. TROMBONES Kosczuk, C. Kellog, R. TRLJMPETS Schreffler, R. Tuzzalino, A. Woodville, R. Page Eighty-six Lane Symphon Grchestra QW ANE'S orchestra for years has maintained a standard on a par with professional orchestras in many of our larger cities. The unfailing ability for superior performance, combined with a spirit of co-operation unexcelled, and welded together by its capable director, Paul Schneider, has aided in this continued success. However, there is one factor, the nucleus of future orch- estras, which up to the past semester had been sufficient. That is the con- stantly needed supply of experienced freshman musicians. Now this supply is especially wanted in string instruments, which cannot be taught in the student's four short years at Lane in the time to be used in the orchestra. With young, experienced musicians becoming fewer and fewer, our position as the outstanding high school orchestra in the nation is endangered. The reputation of the Lane Symphony Orchestra and the music department in general, has influenced young musicians to choose Lane as their high school. The sons of many well known musicians have come to Lane, and this reputation has drawn many from every section of Chicago and its suburbs. Through the careful guidance and training of Mr. Schneider, Mr. Grill, and Mr. Blum, these young musicians are taught to work together as well as to improve individually. Daily section rehearsals are held in which every minute flaw of each musician is ironed out. Then weekly there is a general rehearsal. Unexeelled Performance Always ll l llllll li where all the parts of the machine are put together, carefully oiled, and made to work perfectly as a whole. lt is at this general rehearsal that the wonderful co-operative spirit is displayed to its fullest advantage. Lane has contributed graduates ot its music course to virtually every great symphony in the country, including several members in the Chicago Symphony, Many high schools and grade schools in Chicago have Laneites in their music department, and here at Lane, Paul Schneider, a former graduate, heads the music department. But not only in the classical and teach- ing phases of music does Lane claim membership, tor at this time in the Jands of Eddie Howard, Gene Krupa, and others, Lane holds membership. All the instruction, reputation, and co-operative spirit culminate in a concert of near perfection as was given last November 2lst. The concert began with a Schubert favorite, the Rosemude Overture, then followed Mozart's great Symphony No. 40 and Selections from Le cog d' or Rirnsky- Korsakow. For the modern trend the orchestra played the lively London Suite by Eric Coates, and finished with the dissonant brilliance of the Sword Dance from the Gayanne Ballet Suite by Aram Khachaturian. CELLOS Blum, P Albancse, M Olson, R. Ronwick, Gehring, VV Kane, K. BASSES Schmidt R. Gmuuldi, P. Zyss, C. Roark, D Ellison, J. PERCUSSION Mitterer, R Annarcl a J. OBOE CLARINET Bisagas, A. Lauer, A. Davidowski, J. l-loefcr, R. TUBA Bernstein, B. TYMPANI Viveros, G. FLUTES Werner, R. Bresse, R. Tumino, J. LIBRARIANS Peller, H. Pagos,J. Kosczuk, C. Page Eighty-seven TROMBONE lst-Koszczuk, C. Kellog, R. 2nd-Benjamin, S. Ekstrom, R. 3rd-Eslich, R. Clavijo, R. Alton, A. FRENCH HORN lst-Kaniff, E. Fasig, W. 2nd-Grundke, C. Rothermel, J. 3rd-Paulauskis, J. McConnell, R. 4th-Rakow, R. Sitek, J. BARITONE Klose, R. Flannery Arndtsen, K. Wyzykowski, R. BASS Bernstein, B. Dehlinger, O. Martin, R. Piper, P. Rheingruber, G. PERCUSSION Bass Drum-Annare Cymbal-Yonan, S. Snare Drum Klose, P. Mitterer, R. Yonan, S. Tympani Viveros, G. CORNET lst-Tuzzoline, A. KuhIman,L. 2nd-Ga rrett, C. Sassetti, R 3rd-Lenell, B. Hasselmann, R. 4th-Jones,K. Sheldon,F. ALTO CLARINET Ingurgio, S. Gulyban, H. BASS CLARINET Upchurh, T. Stasch, L. Page Eighty-eight Lane Concert Band N FRIDAY night, November 2Ist. the curtain rose on the 40th semi- annual concert of the Lane music department. A silence of expectancy filled the auditorium, as Capt. Huff raised his baton, and the rousing strains of the Immortal Legions march poured from the concert band with a precision and quality that has made them the envy of every high school band in the mid west. Then followed the Iilting overtune to Die Fledermaus, the popular Fan- tasy and Fugue on Oh Susanna , the majesty of Wagner's Bridal Chorus and Introduction to Act Ill, from Lohengrin Cole Porter Selections, and fin- ally with all the authority and stirring brilliance ofthe circus band, the Lane Concert concluded with the march Barnum and Bailey's Favorite. The spontaneous acclaim of the audience was ample proof of the success of the concert. The foundations of this band are now over forty years old, making it the oldest organized high school band in the city. Like all great musical organ- izations, the Lane band has made it a habit of excelling itself with each per- formance. This habit of excelling has been due in no small part to its ex- cellent conductor for the past twenty years, Capt. G. P. Huff. His ability to direct untrained musicians into the correct channels of development, and Superior Rating Since i920 to create the inspiration in the experienced players that leads to greater achievement has spelled the continued progress ot the Lane concert band. Every day, during the ninth and tenth periods a general rehearsal is held. It is at this rehearsal that one can truly appreciate the involved job of a con- ductor. There the combined qualities ot true pitch, detailed knowledge ot every instrument and its player, and the ability to sense how a composition should be played by merely looking at the score, are used simultaneously. The conductor must, by skillful directing, mold the pure, strong, but pliant 'netal of a band into the shape and interpretation he desires. The undivided attention and co-operation ot every member is needed to achieve this goal. With the older generation under the firm opinion that the younger gen- eration is on the straight and narrow path toward chaos, it would be well tor some of these pessimists to observe the tire and spirit which enters each player, and because ot that, the concert and competitive pretormances on many occasions have nearly reached the ultimate goal. Capt. Hutt has good reason to hold his head high with pride when conducting the band, tor he knows that Lane's concert band is the most brilliant star in the constellation of high school bands. Bb CLARINET lst-Davidowski, J. Basagas, A. Lauer, A. Ziebel, A. Hoefer, R. Milosovich, C. Guthardt, J. 2nd-Nielsen, W. Haske, J. Thiergartner. Campbell D. Ksepka, E, Lucarz, J. Lemanski, J. Krumbholtz, J. 3rd-Bliss, G. Kowalski, R, Ciura, V. Kawa, J. Gianopulos, J, Hess, J. Stange, L, Gapinski, A, FLUTE 8. PICCOLO Werner, G, Breese, R. l-lansen, K. Polcn, A. Tumina, J. Eb CLARINET Placek, R. OBOE Hefner, D. Forslin, R. SAXOPHONE Alto-Prost, G. Barron, R, Bush, S. Tenor-Becker, E. Baritone-Rice, F. Bass-Bedoe, M. TRUMPET lst-Schreffler, R. Ole-fri, J. 2nd-Woodville, R. Frick, L. FLUGELHORN Bonfiglio, F, Geweke, R. BASSOON Bingman, C. Johnson, F. Jezierny, R. Page Eighty-nine m W XX W 1 OLLOWI NG the traditions ofthe American Indians the cadets of the R O T C are prepar mg to become better citizens and leaders just as the Indians prepared themselves to be come valiant warriors and leaders n their tribes The Reserve Othcers Training Corps IS an elementary course In military training teach mg the youth of America aood citizenship subjects In the R O T C course Initiative courtesy and responsibility are stress d these being the most Important qualities ot becoming a good leader By learning and practlcmg these qualities the cadet ns taught how to become a better leader nn every phase of life Following this tradition the R O T C will produce outstandmg leaders such as it has In the past R.O TC . . . I . . . . .. U I 0 - , 'J I and acquainting them with certain military 0 .I :. g I. . . . I u I .. I . . 0 I a R s , O O Executive Ofhcrs Cadet Lt. Colonel VW Charles Umbrlght, Commanding Offucer Jolnnng the ROTC ln his fnrst year Chuck worked very hard and funally was rewarded wuth a pro motuon to Corporal From then on he advanced steadnly untul finally came the day when he was com mnssnoned a lst Lt After recelvlng the results of the staff test he set tled down and helped make the Lane unlt the best In the cnty H holds twelve ribbon bars and several medals Besldes hls regular actnvu tles has been a member of several chool teams and has helped spon sor the R O T C football and bowl :ng teams of s lx cadet Maier Rlchard Kothera, Execuhve Officer Ricky IS known to all Cadets as the master of weapons because of has profound knowledge of thus subject Hrs Interest In weapons led hum to goln the Rifle Team Af ter helplng to wnn a Cnty Cham plonshnp for Lane In l946 he was awarded hls L Ruckys ruse In rank was astoun dng from Prlvate to Sergent to Excutnve offncer of the unnt As Ex ecutlve hrs duties are to assist Um bright dnrectung the Regnment He has been awarded 8 rlbbon bars and has received several sharp hootlng medals Keglmcufal my Z ' ' - - - 'Y ll - 11 - I ' I . A , I ' . . , . . . . . h e I . . 7 5 . . . - . - I T , . S - . I ' . 5 ' . 0 E T C I - 5 -ay Mzxj. Fisher Maj. Schattee Maj, Rosene Capt. Erickson Capt. Brocato lst. Lt. Velde lst lin. Co. Znd. n. Co. . lst n. Ex. 2nd, Bn. Ex. uv . , A . 1 I ' I . I ' . . . - I . 1 ' ' I - , , - B P8zT Off TO BECOME a member of the regimental staff us auute an honor for any cadet upon reachung has 4A semester The cadets must take a staff test and the highest automatically become the new staff There are now eight 4A sensor staff offncers lt IS thelr duty work :ng under the durectuon of the mllntary ln structors to see that the unlt IS functlonnng properly Though the unit IS commanded by Lt Col Umbrnght It IS dlvlded further Into two bat tallons The two commanders of these batta llons are Maj Fisher and Maj Schattke Page Nlnety two B S' lply respectively They are assisted by Captann Eruckson and Captarn Brucato there execu tives The plans and tralnung officer IS Major Rosene Hls duty IS to see that the weekly assignments are written and posted Last but not least we have lst Lt Roy Velde who works In the supply offnce Thus duty consists of seeing that all the cadets In the unut are properly fntted with uniforms The before mentioned cadets round out a flne and capable staff to run the unlt Officers af the Kegzmeni P' R v 1 Velde Erlckson Ootmeyer Rosene I'I her Cpt Umbrght Calt Camhll qlonsor Ixathera Schattke Dare V chl ll Brucato Matthe s Row 2 DcLxcy M1 tarz Sprlglng Oberl Jacob Leonhardt Dunst Mull r Gutfx lx Gah Row 3 Meyers Mleko Boevcr Kaste Damen Wardcll Summer Slmon lrumbull Draeger Lynn Long VERY Tuesday when most of the senlors at Lane Tech are goIng home or to work after the nxnth perlod the offIcers of the Lane unIt come down to the ROTChead quarters under the stadIum and receIve InstructIon on becomIng better OTTICCFS Learn Ing to carry responsIbIlIty IS one of the many POINTS brought out In the SESSIONS along wIth mIlItary technIque OffIcers School thIs semester has been conducted by Cdt Lt Col Umbnght and Cad May Kothera under the able dIrectIon of Capt Campbell the head mIlItary Instructor To become an offIcer In the ROTC IS not a sImple task It requIres a great deal of study both In and out of school, In order to receIve a thorough knowledge of mIlItary subyects They Include drIll and command marksmanshIp physIcal drIll mIlItary teachIng methods map readIng and other subjects Along wIth thus an IntervIew wIth Army OffIC6FS and the hIgh school grades, are taken Into consIderatIon IH determInIng the rank and abIlI+y of the student In becomrng an offIcer ThIs semester the offrcers of the Lane RegIment have organIzed an cxhIbItIon Platoon The commandIng offIcer of thIs platoon was Lane s RegImental Commander Cdt Col Um brIght The drIll used was not the usual rIfle manual but Instead the exhIbItIon type of drIll such as SIlent Manual and Queen Anne DrIlI ln order to prepare themselves for thevr exhIbItIon at the Annual Cnty Platoon CompetItIon the offIcers drulled every Tuesday af ternoon after OffICGFS School The group went on the floor only as an exhIbItIon platoon ard therefore was not graded In competItIon Wlfh other schools Page NInety three I S- : T' Mset. 9 X HAROLD mcoesoisi HIS semester the Lane Regiment has been operating with four military instructors. Our new instructor is M. Sgt. Harold Jacobson, whose home is at Lake Delavan, Wisconsin. He went to High School at Northwestern Military Naval Academy. Later he attened college for one year, but the war broke up his further schooling. He entered the army in l942 as a 2nd Lt was promoted to a lst Lt in 1943 and was sent to the Pacific in i944 In six months he was made a Captian in command of an lnfantry Rifle Company After having fought in several theaters inclu ding the Philippines he returned to the United States in December i945 Mr Jacobson was discharged on Sept 9 i947 but re enlisted as a Master Sergeant six day later and was assigned to the Lane Tech R O T C fgfff --, Rifle Team To the familiar commands of, Ready on the right, commence firing, the Lane Rifle Team is in quest of another City Champion- ship. The rifle team has proven time and time again that they are upholding the honor of the School of Champions. Proof of this may be found in the lecture hall and in the R.O. office in the form of many plaques hanging on the walls. Two members, Kothera and Schnaitman, of last year's team which won the city champion- ship, are still with us this semester but will not be firing as there are no competitions un- til after February, and then they will have graduated lt is hoped that the remaining cadets on the team will be able to keep the honor of the team uv This means a great deal of wom on the cadets part It takes a cool mind and a steady hand to get the best results This cannot b done unless the men ha conf: dence in themselves which comes fr m hours of practice Zfhcy Shao! io Vzvfzfry ff RII- LF TEAM R0 1 I ut. S hmlit V r loan I' h l'lLep. r Switzer Ander cn fhlels n Clev lxnd Keueger Bal Amo Ravi Z Jarib n Goldb rip: Victor Broizcll P unhenecker I-rand en Camibell Weller Broczll Ro s-nqunst Verne Slapht Stexen Mr Lfxrbaui, by n r Run 3 Meyer Mleko Boexer Kaste Daman Wardcll Summer Simon Trumbbull Draeger Lynn Long Page Ninety four ., . . , . . . . . 1 . . . . . I , I 1 ' 1 1 ' e ' 3 I , - y ' A W , U Q, CL' 't , fx so . 'is er, ' 1 'v , , sl , ' ' :U . '02 . , ' s' . . -1511, 0', , '-. La' , ' s , 3 , -, le, s ' , .. ' . ' S, . r , 'io so . ' - A 51 ' , ' i ' y ' i ' i y v v 1 , V Competing for Honors Wt J, M777 ur t ar ol n L k utom J cob if ar r n m n X n vu m I n 1 1 ll lxlng ry. HE LANE R O T C Competition Platoon better known as the Crack Drlll Pla toon has been operatnng rn full swung again tnrs semester Thus group represents Lane at the clty wide platoon cornpetltlon held everv year at the Kedzle St Armory Last year our North side nelghhors Lake Vnew won the meet however thus year It should be Lane and well It should des rve It unsler the command at two tune ottncers Cdt Ca t Mleko and Cdt Capt Wardell Snnce thus years platoon had no returning men trom last year the twenty erght ca dets that compose the platoon have to work exceedrngly hard to perfect flawless drlll The cadets have had to drnll three mornings a week from 7 l5 to 7 50 besides their regular c period As tar as It IS known our platoon has a very good chanc of wlnnlng the champlonshsp wnth such tune men dnllnng as Sergeants Fouts l-loppenrath Kunstman and Hurst to form a base tor the other cadets ot the platoon When a sauad goes on the floor tor cowpetutuon rt must cover everythsng In march ng and th manual ofthe nfle All thus must be covered wuthun a few prescribed mznutes makrng rt a drttucult task Points are taken oft at the platoon runs over nts tame lrmat and ot course for any mlstakes whnch the judges detect Dnll rs not onlv the factor an determunung the wrnnnng school A very ngud rnspec tuon on neatness trofn the shoes to the cap on a cadets head as anven before the pla toon goes on the floor Consndenng these two nmportant points drull and rnspectron It us going to take an ex cellent platoon to wun but as It has been sand tlme and tame agaun tn the hearts of many a person Lane the School ot Champuons Page Nlnety frve Ready To March W- nw T IS cadet day May l947 As the Lane Band IS about to turn Into MIchIgan Avenue a re porter dashes up to the drum major Joe DavIdowskI and tells hum that the ChIcago TrIbune IS goIng to make a recordlng of the band to be used on a program later In the day Once agaIn the outstandIng hugh school mllltary band In the mad west IS honored Thls band slnce Its begInnIng has known no peer musIcally and although maIntaInIng the muslcal standard at that level IS stIll a full tlme job In Itself Capt Huff wIth the and of hls student offlcers and the co operatnon of every band member has ralsed the mIlItary standards to a new hIgh Invoklng praise from R O T C offlclals servIce men and veterans The fufth perIod every day up In room 444 IS the scene of thus two fold Iob The ranklng student offucer IS Capt J C Snebert He IS assIsted by lst lueutenants Wm Dunst and R Kellogg 2nd Lleutenant Wm FOSIQ and Master Sgt Nlelsen The non com dIvIsIon consrsts of four tech sergeants sux staff and four prIvates tIon of the Lane War Memorual last October the band IS always ready to serve At all tumes It IS called uoon to play on a very short notlce but wIth an extra push from ITS leader Capt Huff the Lane Band comes through wIth another excellent performance Lane can polnt wlth no greater prIde to any of Its organIzatIons than It can to ITS own mul: LANE S COLOR GU RD At all our mIlItary processnons or at the begInnIng of a patnotnc assembly the smart lookmg group of cadets known as the Color Guard are always on hand bearIng the proud flag of our country and that of our school As It has been saId the fIrst ImpressIon IS a lastIng ImpressIon lt IS therefore doubly Impor tant that thus group be perfect In coordunatuon and exactness when In front of a parade The responsIbIlIty of traInIng the group thIs semester has fallen to lst Lt Kenneth Beyer a member of the Color Guard for many semesters The Cadets that compose the Guard are Cadet Sgts Rossman FItz Medley and HutchInson Page Nlnety SIX ,Lv ,L dll 3 ' - . . 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N' k ff x X xX xx .--fix W' :P5f+'l': S THE lndlan partlclpated In the various gruelmg sports actlvltles of old so the Lane lndlan partlclpates Ih the many tune actlvltles at school Keen competltnon was one of the mam factors that made lndlon tribes renown ed Lane school of Champions has galned re nown In every competltlve sport event When other schools meet a Lane team they know lt wall take everythmg they can ro duce to top our tlghtlng lndlans The men partlclpatlng for our school know this and they give everythmg and a little more too ln the followmg pages the Laneltes who took part on the champlonshlp hghtmg teams are lllustrated SPORT A , .. . . . ... I I I0 D 0 ll. .. l . . . O O ' I I ' . .. C I . . . P . . . . ll l U I . . . I 0 . . . . il -I 'L N .033 ',.:'4 ' f 4 - if Q 5 LANE ATEQ1 DAlLYi ix Rough-B2 6 P Lane A CROSSCOUNTRY ln Qflej CX' Oncr a1En it is evident Lane ever wntn. 'T Ch hi - hq th ' edged 0 Bih S5343 elle ell 6 7'6- Roof not U llY trampled De Paul 23 to insly 1, uf Park. Lane o touch of C. Y Choi After first period touchdown, our O51 'the hfjgfk v 'arf gl boys held Scam CENTER y finished Giesey out the ball on gained one yard 45. Slezak brought forti STAFFELUT Kooseveh distance in a ,g XJ! I, D the 32. Three plays 'unnezi .punted to our f japee V on three plays Owe Y-ou' Con' lapse of 4, where kicked ,NEXT on the 16. took over as Lane ut Rough l stubborn and held us scar: could not goin, they pi We moved the ball xgvhich they took over o the ball was 'it- sen sent a long wr.. Ty downed on the b'f t the ball our fb' Og. - stopped. for f ,QP A and Stevens Q59 the quarter end Q-QP' Confor On the kickr' the ball onf ' 45. The- Qi , game of whif' CYWQ' ,onf cked twice Roosev had ,all on .4 Yr 24. On three pl t the ball on the 45.Two they pu -later they had it on the 26. A pass h 15 as the n . moved the boil to t e ' ended. ' f r 'had a first f Four plays later they ten on our 12. On two tries, frgfyz flde, 51 'fferen Stu- Cheer. Vert one Kuvvil- '24- G elt' oys me must While Ray T 'Paul's men . R .ter D064 -fl hv Hoelle BEATON TACKLE lay followed in Gold. This tory in but as that G HHS coped, Cir- ES b0mb ggi MUD lf! Se- . , l?Er5 fhe while ,im In G. Cheerleodz 6 CONFORTQ C0-CAPT Cerner. s. efne lhpr . lf 'le info 05 be- bljlen , Ing- ,- tw the CheerldlSCQr-'ti' I PS in W or RNC' x' ill POS as ,-, Very C . Omer in o very means th egders Th ey had ,' Sen fsel up my bilen e crowd f work OI fl GUARD Afeesh iosm girgific Th L Ur 6 A Gs Cheeii slggezleoderierl . hills? Und Week 'i.'f'4f 'i GUARD towqrdchperleade Of the Qde f Ah gil f for Postr. KOPW S Varsity Team of l94 THIS HAS been quite a football season for our grid-iron Indians. This wasn't the great- est team Lane has ever had but it certainly wasn't the worst. This team was quite good as their record shows. It was a light team, but what it lacked in weight, the fellows made up for in speed, spirit, and most of all, determination. As Coach Ring said, Spirit and determination make a team great. And the Varsity team of l947 had both. The coaches, George Ring and Bill Labant and the team worked hard for every game, whether it was Waller or Schurz. These boys and the coaches deserve a lot of credit, for football practice is no fun. The only fun comes from when they play a game, and yet that is serious work. The team had some regulars from last year's North Section squad, such as Co-cap- tains Conforti and Hrycko. Conforti is the city's finest prep football player and Hrycko is one of the best tacklers. We had a couple of good quarterbacks such as Cherry and Gaseor and a boy who is getting better in every game, Simmons. Gaeseor was playing with a brace on his leg all through the sea- son, which was cuite o handicap to him and the team. Other good players werethe backs, Stevens, Passarelli, Slezak, Gilly, Rabbit Kalina, ansl Boyle. Passarelli was injured in the middle of the season.: this hurt the team pretty bad, for he was quite a hard runner. At the ends we had lnglebrigtsen, Ponder, Kaszniak, Carlson, and Burr. Ponder also was injured early in the season. At tackles and guards we had Co-captain Hrycko, Poloian, Czernek, Raoinski, K i e p p el, Breaker, Safranski, Beaton, and little Max Ponder. At the center we had quite a few good boys such as Staffeldt, Steffanides, and Geschrey, and there are some promising boys who are coming back next year such as Freeman, Burr, Ponder, Simmons, Wachenheim, and a few others. We had a few injured players such as Jim Barr and Carl Cipolla who were side lined for the season. Jim Barr broke his leg in spring training. Carl Cipolla injured his knees in practice last season. He started to practice this season but his knee and orders from the doctor sidelined him. l. Austin action. 2. Mike charges through the line. 3. lt's good for a first and lO in the Sullivan game. Page One Hundred Two Varsity Team I94 Row l, Suffanidl-s Mgr, 6 Confurll, 24 Hrycku, 120 Che-fry. 25 Km-ippel, 24 Gvschrvy, 4 Knlina, 34 Frerh-Ile. 14 Schlomnn, ll S11-fzxrxirlm-', Tschuwly Mgr. Row 2. 27 IH-clxuus, Ill Safrzxnslii. Iii? liwatun, 13 S11-zuk, 10 l'ului:.n, 28 Burr. 132 Thrmnxas, U VV:u'hc-nhl-im. VVir1h. lunv 3. ln llm-yor, 2 G14-sy, 22 Simnwns, 23. Kupinski, 26 lirl-nlwr. Ji Stzlfll-lxlt, 17 l'uml4-r, T lmrlellrighiwn, 21 Su-vm-ns, 35 Kussnv 1 x Row -l. hi! Schncidn-r, 15 Cm-rnek, 3 llivn, 33 llnylv, P- H4-lminski, Ii!! l l'1-1-Illzllm, lT l'unmlc-r, Hari. -124 Iirlu-x', 26 Kytlvwski CEU Kxxsznink, 112 lfurr, H tlmusll f'ilmll:x. R w 5. 10 Sn-hm-ll, -il linux-x', CST Ch-flik, 412, Murris, -l Ria-hu wlwn, TN rznrm-nt. L! lin-neun, Vnzwh llnlnunt, Fwzlc-h Rims, Hustle. 3 51 l nrre,I. 35 Collins, 12 liivbcrpruc, 21 .lf-hzmnos, 10 llacy, 66 lgxpimlxi, T .lnhxmup Frosh-Soph Team Top L-R Slepanick. Moosman, Koehler, Penley. Kadlabowski, Cardella, Gilberls. Coach Walls-nta, Schmwll, Nlfrrrus, Iirzig, Pesick. Seafield. Kransel. Huw l. IA-opml, Dem-nhardt, Stn-ir-h, Feddern, VVin!,ur, Schwzlln-, XVujkif-wicy, VVllli. Huw 2. Yuen, Dwnaah Haze-cki, Thunamder, Decker, Anders-ln, lirafm-5, Kelyby, Suriv, Row 3. Kurs-k, Fluiem-r, Mulcrunv, Goldswurthy, Killar, Spawn-ri, Vhmlnrki, Schwartz, Deneen, Kimmel, Hudun, Vindyard. Page One Hundred Three Cullman Uzrmfm Gila 15119 N ,Lx NE 'Q l AN: wwf WN? n kSy CptPkro a,chUbhtV Rf Ln r k F D kh N tt H D ey D yle 3W ast SmpnDtGtt Aot AST YEAR our team went undefeated an the regular season They beat Senn Farragut bug game Lane vs South Shore We battled and Llndblom In the playoffs Then came the furlously but we came out on the short end of the score due to the efforts of South Shore s scrapping center Jake Fendley Thus year we have an eye on a downstate berth whlch we fought so hard for last year but dldn t quite make It But we must beat the other contenders Flrst of all come the North Sectlon teams The schedule starts out with Roosevelt at Lane contnnuung we meet our Addison St rnvals Schurz then Senn and wlndung up with Amundsen Most of these games wlll be hard fought and everyone IS out to beat Lane Four letterman are returnung to bolster the squad They all have had a lot of exper :ence and will fight to the last second They are Jam Ruff the center from last years championship team and looknng better than ever Jack Franz a forward last year converted to guard wnth lots of drlve Bll Moose Schyman the bug man on the team doing a fine job at forward and full In at center Last and not least IS Herman Plkrone a flashy forward and a good defense man who will captam the team througout the season Lane Tallmen have a few advantages ov r other teams In the cuty One of the bug ones In height We have one of the tallest teams Page One Hundred four an the clty There ns Schyman at 6 4 5 Ruff at 6 4 Franz at 6 3 Sarovlch at 6 2 and Plkrone at 6 Together they average around Coach Umbrught has been worknng hard with the team trylng has best to get the most out of them They have everythmg a good team needs to go somewhere and he can do It uf any coach can SR AND JR BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Practuce Gomes 2 22 26 28 1210 1215 1218 Regular Lane at Wells Wells at Lane Alumni Lane at Farragut Lane at Foreman Holy Trlnlty at Lane Lane at Lundblom Home games 1 8 48 Roosevelt 1 20 Von Steuben 1 27 Sul Ivan Lake Vnew 2 24 aft Away from Home 123 210 217 226 Stemmetz Schurz Senn Waller Amundsen it ' , 1 2 ' 1 ' 1 y l n 1 1 . 1 I I T I I '. 3 E, 3 A fi! lf 'AN . l gaD,if'17E' A 1 1, lts, V lflsnlmsk, ,ax , -V v L Row 1. Zahn, Fra z, Sarovic , ch man, a . i ne, Co 3 m rig , arga, u f, e guaho 0. Hus e, Weiner. Row 2. Schulz, erguson, uc orn, Quintas, i i Roe, Jannusch, ollinger, Wrona, u er, 0 . Row uerffel, Siebecker, P u , Nikchevich, a 0 , ic z, 0 mann, Maher, c s a. L . ' ' ' I Il I II. l I Il. ' 5 I . ' I 1 . I I I I I : ' ' ' 61211 I . I . . , . I - I I ' - . , 1 . ' . - - 1 -1 Jr . . ' ' 'I - ' . ' ' I I I 'I - ' . . 'I - I . . I I -- ' . . I . - ' 1 - I ' ld Il - I , . ' . 2-5 I . ' 1-15 9 - Qleleleill md all Nz KANI I Z eyes LAN JN! 1h D 2 h Ebg 3 W h Mly Ponles Protect Section Crown HIS yeor Lanes Junuor Basketball Team Commonly called the ponies wull be out to wln the coveted North Section Crown for the Second consecutnve year lt wnll be excep tlonally hard because of the competltnon always present ln the North Section nn the forms of teams from Von Stueben Senn and Lakevlew The squad thus year has a group of boys who have all seen actuon last season Among them are five returnung Lettermen Coach Wnlluam Shaeffer has been workung hard wlth the boys and given them the coach mg needed to perfect another group of champ uonshup maternal Coach Schaeffer has experimented In the practnce games wuth dnfferent comblnatnons of boys The resultnng lane up wlll probably be Capt Zurkowskn F DuFore Frnetag Kueres G Genauldn G These boys have shown good results In the games but they stall have tough competition for startung berths un forms of boys like Anderson Enberg Laduzlnskl Helntz and Genauldl At the January graduatxon the team wull lose their oustandmg center and ex cap taun Fruetag who has been one of the spark plugs of the team for three seasons Captam Teddy Zurkowskl who has been playing ex ceptlonal ball wall continue leadlng the team .Jntnl they fnnlsh the season Although the Ponies got off to a dlscourag ang start nn practnce games at has shown a great deal of Improvement during league games They re anmnng now at the boskets of the Cnty Champlonshlp Durmg the practice season Coach Schaeffer arranged a game with the Alumns of the lunlor team Among the returning Ponies were Mason Charnota George Fuller and Breudunger After gettlng off to a slow start the Alumnn rallued and walked off wuth the game Page One Hundred fnve u I , l Q , , 4 J f il f t , , I 1 , , Q 2 4. A 5 N AN AN bk fb 8 I ' 6 21 gg I ' l.. 5 . kX . 3 ' i K 1 4 2 Row . C oconas, uFore, Freitag, Capt.: Mr. Schaefer, Coach: Zurkowski, Kieres, Genualdi. Row . Husc ke, G,-zesiakowski, Laduzinsky, n er , Genualdi, Huster, Forslfy. Row . ood, Figiel, Anderson, Stasc , Heinz, narczyk. 0 0 I , . . I . I . . . . . I I . - ' I . . I V . . ' U I ' . I I 1 . I . . I I . - . I . I - . I . I - . . . I , . . I I ' - I . . . F. . . . . I ' I I I I I lronheads Hammer at Title AN S deadliest o on nt th half dollar not on f stooped our toot all team but socc r a well The con was fllpoed downtown to decude whether Lan or Marshal would be th cond rlac tean to rear ent the Norn c on n h pla fs 'murz me o Nota S ctlon team went on the defeat Marshal In th C1 y Flnals Schurz and Marshall had l a ed Kelly and Cran of tn South S ct on to ga n the fna shot The Schurz team deflnrtely outplayed tow Cn th econd game Lane cored un the fnr t half on a penalty shot by Abrahams Then ln the last three mlnutes of play cnurz stole a goal to beat us two to one Abraharns was the rn a n tay of tne tcan Plac d at c nter half he starred both offen Sl ely and defensv ly Statxoned at left half wa Bon Za Jel whale S4Ol'1'tOSl4I played right ha f ln the forward lane Red Hauser played I p R I t R itll 'sennett H llatl Neubauer Herrdegen Coach Hall Pa lm ku Leko Bell Pephe Schulte Green I f' N lm Cl lhxm Ldv, Guulrtow k1 Schaller Romanchek Urbxn We ley Vdlh l'uchs Wle huber R x 3 llxn Ru' lyh Curue freuna Berthleln Burm n Puralevl kl Vlct r Grabo lzban Clrdn Dahl tt. m R Hau 1 'Sch ey fer tCa1tJ S'talb SChhLllll Abraham Hdrxl Label Zlel nskx Peterson Lane won its two games from Von Steuben ln the fnrst game the wo teams were tled at the end of the fnrst half nothing to nothung Lane came to life ln the second half and scored twlc Abrahams and Hauser bootung the ball In o the n t Von Steub n managed to score late ln the game The fnnal score was 4 to 2 nn fafor of Lane ln the second game Lane defeated them decnslvely TO to 2 Agaun both teams play d a scoreless flrst half Then Lane scored ten polnts on two coals by Schoepfer two goals by Snelder and on by Abrahams Schurz beat Lane In both encounters The first one was 4 to l nn theur favor Lanes lone polnt was scored on Abrahams penalty Page One Hundred slx outslde rlght Capt Art Schoepfer played In side right and Erwin Scwn :der played center forward He ss a good offenslve ball player Humbert Harrls played lnsude left Thus boy was aoout the hardest ball player of the team He played good ball defenslvely One peculiar characterlstuc of Horns IS that he plays much better ball when he IS away from home Mike Izzue lzban and Vincent Zlellnskl shared the outside left posltuon The left fullbaca was Stalb whale Heerdegan another good de fensrve ball player played nght fullback Neubauer dad a good job as goalee wuth Halatz rlght behind hum They shared the posntlon .-, . . l. 7f C I 9 I . lx s ' ', , 2 '. r e e s 5 ' , - - ' ' . . , , J ' . 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Fencing: an Ancient and oble Sport ENCING the sport of the ages IS agann under way In Gym l After a lapse of a year a beglnners class has been organlzed con tannlng ome suxty boys from whom the most promnsung maternal wall be kept for our future s uads Now amldst the clang of steel on steel Coach Rothe s volce can be heard as he trues to whup has Cnty and State champtons unto shape for the comlng meets Our tntle hopes come March wtll revolve about lettermen Norman Grabo 47 unduvudual Clty champ and Anthony Zombolas who gauned a thrnd place To round out the team we have veterans Ruchard Mustarz Sam Cesena Eugene Lynn Eugene Campuone Fred Scharf and Phil Urso Although school com et t on does not start tnll March and Aornl our team as workung hard to reacn peak condltuon by that tlme As part of theur tratnlng the fellows enter meets at th Unlverslty of Chucago sponsored by the Amateur Fencers League of Amerlca O Nov 23 Grabo captured thlrd place ID State novice co'noet tton whtle on Dec 7 Zombolas galned a thurd place berth nn the State hand: cap meet Cesena Scharf and Lynn have also performed well These tourneys afford our boys wlth an opportunuty to watch and engage the best amateur fencers an the Mldwest Os well as the boys they wall encounter an the Cnty and State meets thus Sprung We atm to keep our tutle' Page One Hundred seven Row 2. Lynn, Fwharf, Cusormzx, Ruth, Urso, Mlstnrz Camglit-nt-. R .v l ,Xn1h1.ny. Z ml' Ins. f orm:tn, Gralm. , Q l . . , . 1 , - 1 - , . . . , - . C . , . ' 1 A - If - 11 1 . . V1 , , . , . . , I ' , l 1 ' 1 I I ' I l , . . , . I I I I 1 4 Harriers Capture Title Again R 4 Beh una Duh Scheffle Fshe Coach Slebert And B lk Bo Caruso Moskow Olszewskx Mnter MJoen Davenport Gotlund Sch ennessen No ko D ly B ey M ller Janomkowsk B k ll P k T k B Frel tedt Nale I a k Kr m r I'lC De 31' QFSOII an 0l'l'lS Y DH B 9 Ros nthal Lundgoot Burns Capt Lndbefrg Wnlken J hnson Odan ell Prmter So der HE EIGHTH straught Cuty Cross Country Champuonshup us now safely behund the doors of Lane thanks to the hard runnung Harruers on thus year s squad Lane s runners however dud not take the pruze untul they had defeated a very determuned Schurz team ln thus meet whuch was held un the wunter luke aur of early November ten schools were represented After the totals were taken ut was found that Lane had won wuth 42 pounts Schurz was second wuth 49 and Englewood was thurd wuth 94 Capt Chuck Ma Lundberg crossed the funush lune second and furst for Lane Bob Johnston was fourth and Don Brucknell came un fufth These three then watched fuve Schurz men come n places 7 9 lO ll and before Don Wulkuns and Duck Lundgoot com pleted the scorung for Lane by placung fuf teenth and suxteenth respectuvely As a tune up for cuty every school runs several dual meets Lanes showung un these meets preducts the outcome of the cuty meet As a starter Lane defeated Steunmetz by the decusuve score of l9 to 54 ln the next meet Lane achueved the lowest score by beatung Loyola l5 to 79 The boys who funushed un the furst fuve places for Lane were Johnston Rrucknell Lundberg Borruss and Wulkuns Page One Hundred eught The Leydon Frosh Soph meet was the next un lune Lane had a weak Frosh Soph team and funushed eughth wuth l89 pounts Brucknell however funushed second after runnung beautuful race Don has two more seasons on the squad and should really go places un the future Evanston won the meet wuth a total of 47 pounts The Evanston run was duvuded unto two parts The Frosh Soph ran furst wuth Lane losung to the wunners of the Leyden meet but by a less decusuve score Lane scored 40 pounts whule Evanston scored 20 The Varsuty turned the tables on Evanston and took theur half of the run by c score of 23 to 5l A truangular meet featurung Lane Harruson and St lgnatuus was next un lune Lane easuly won wuth 26 pounts whule Harruson and St lgnatuus fought ut out for second place Harru son won out 54 to 55 Lane contunued to wun by beatung De Paul 23 to 44 and then Crane 23 to 46 Then came the best run of the season Three power ful teams Lane Schurz and Provuso were scheduled un a truangular meet Lane and Schurz fought ut out to a 33 to 36 deadlock wuth Provuso close on theur heels wuth 48 pounts ow . e . . r, i r, ' , erson, u a, wers, , , ', i . Row 3. , , , w , s , ai , r , i , i, ROW 2- u , . , 'S , wa , . i s i, . Row 1. e , . . : 1 , S, o , i , ' , w . . A - 1 I ' - I . , . . . . , , I O ' I , . . I - ' I I II II ' - - . , . I I I I I I 12I I I I ' - ' I I ' , . . . . . I ' ' ' I I I I I I I ' ' ln the fnnal warm up meet Lane took a trn angular meet from Tnlden and DuSabIe The teams scored 22 51 and 97 ponnts respec tnvely ln a post season trnangular meet wnth Schurz and Manne Townshnp at Park Rndge Lane lost both the Frosh Sooth and the Varsnty runs The scores were Schurz 15 Manne 63 and Lane 86 nn the Varsnty meet Comnng back next year wnll be Capt Bob Johnston Don Brncknell Don Wnlknns Roger Borrns and Walter Moskow all from team that represented Lane nn the Cnty run Jnm Bowers ran enghth nn the Novnce Cnty meet and supplement to the Cnty Meet He ns the fnfth Bowers boy to run for Lane and has two seasons left Joe Brey John Danly and LeRoy Lanzman all promnsnng runners are also comnng back ' Ib DATE Sept 30 1947 Lane 19 Stennmetz ct Lane 15 Loyola Lane 40 Evanston Lane 23 Evanston Lane 26 Harrnson St lgnatnus 55 Lane 23 DePaul Lane 17 Crane Lane 36 Schurz Provnso 48 Leydon Frosh Soph lnvn tatnonal won by Evanston 47 Lane 8th 189 Lane 22 Tnlden 5 Du Sable 97 Cnty Meet Lane lst Schurz 2nd Lane Schurz Lane Manne Schurz Lane Manne Schurz 8 Parns 30 Manne 89 State Meet Lane 107 15 Lane 52 Schurz 39 SCORE heerleaders t t. Rght B y Strerm S an tte Ch t C LTHOUGH our Cheerleadnng team has been wnthout a sponsor for the past fnve years the cheerleaders themselves have set hngh standards for other schools People from other schools have often ad mnred the fnne co ordnnatnon and excellent sense of sportsmanshnp dnsplayed by them Called the lung busters and throat scrapers our cheerleaders have gotten themselves an excellent reputatnon for benng a bunch of regular fellows Last football season our group was pro clanmed as the best cheerleaders for crowd control nn the cnty Bnll Clark became actnng captann thns season and trned to nmprove the team stnll more Records speak and durnng the basketball season more new cheers and more yellnng was done from our school than any other school we played Accordnng to the oonnnons of athletnc dnrect ors photographers and other people who attended the football and basketball games thns year the Lane Cheerleaders were the most out standnng nn sportsmanshno tumblnng and easy to follow dnrectnons The Cheerleaders could not have been so outstandnng had nt not been for the help of Mr Bedard and Mr Barnnckol whose advnce was so excellent Thns football season saw lnttle tumblnng but snghts such as Jane of Lane pep rallnes and the cheerleaders leadnng cheers for op ponents was not uncommon The cheerleadnng team thns semester has worked together lnke a team thnnnng more of nmprovement and less of glory Each cheerleader hopes that some day Lane Tech wnll not only be known as the School of Champnons, but also as the SchooI of Sportsmen Page One Hundred nnne - ' ,I . lf . 1 I I .. I ,S I ' I-I i:ii'lk0vr:Ski,i Cain riagk' er, w son, Si r, ris off, 264 ' 4 . I ' J A . ,, . l ,J . , ' 54 - - ' ' ' O . 2 79 ' I ' 7 nn zo I f k . 10 I ' 54 . 14 ' 44 I I ' ' 16 47 - 21 I 36 ' I 22 - g- l . A I 1 24 ' n - I ' ' , ' N o v. 1 ' I I I ' I I ' I 42 49 , ' - 4 86 ' 63 . ' 15 ' ' H 52 ' 31 , ' ' ' I 41 . - Undefeated Another very potent reason for the success of Lane swummung teams lues un the fact that our four Instructors have a combuned exper uence of nearly l00 years un the busuness of teachung and coachung swummung Nearly 50 000 boys have been processed un these l4 years and many of them reluctant at furst have found unterest and an abuluty they dud not know they posessed The great Hank Kozlowsku us one of these Thus great man who holds the world record for 50 yards freestyle dudnt know that Lane had a swummung pool when he came here to school when he left Lane he held the Natuonal lnterscholastuc record for lO0 yards Cand stull holds ut D The names of Otto Jaretz Duck Fahrbach Bob Amundsen Don Wenstrom Elroy Heuldke Muller Anderson Bob Gube and Hogue Stohl are only a few of those who have put the name of Lane Tech on the swummung map of the world by breakung Natuonal records The present crop of swummers fresh from a double vuctory un the cuty champuonshups us studded wuth stars Bob Schumacher erstwhule uunuor 40 and l00 yard freestyle champuon us leadung the pack wuth Tom Gube Duck Treskow Jerry Krumbholz Mr Presudent of the 48 class Fred Lehman and hus sparklung twun brother Wull Jackue Masters Jerry Anderson rught behund them Mr Vuce Pres dent of the January Class Jerry Krumbholz who us also Presudent of the Lettermen Club us completung four years of servuce to the swum lntra Adural At Lane we have one of the most extensuve and complete untra mural programs un the cuty Student partucupatuon on a percentage basus us now at an all tume hugh For example 80 teams were entered un thus year s basket ball tournament These teams were made up of more than l 000 players lt doesn t take an Eunstun to fugure out that a lot of organuzatuon us necesary un order to run one of these tournaments that schedules must be made out dues collected etc The responsubuluty for these and countless other dutues falls on those boys who have taken on one of the most thankless jobs at Lane the lntra Mural managers Among other thungs the mangers must keep score at all games take care ofthe equupment make out schedules take un fees and last but not least they do a good job of offucuatung lNa matter what your personal opunuon may e The boys put un many hours after school Champuons mung team un whuch tume he has partucupated un no less than ten champuonshups swummung freestyle and breaststroke wuth champuonshup form and wunnung pounts un every one of these meets Just behund the senuors and traunung dauly for the comung State Champuonshup un February are another group of stars who wull carry on the tradutuon agaun next year Head man of thus group us probably Warren Ray wuth McKunley Olson Burt Lavacek the junuor 50 yard free styler champuon last year Connue Ruemer Bull Wedell Bruno Wedel Gene Buancalana Henry Ackermans Don Jobun Larry Hoffnagle Glenn Gootmann Johnny Johnson the former uunuor 40 yards freestyle champ to mentuon only a ew Behund these are no less than thurty junuor greats uncludung the great Armand Manzara Jummy Schubert Leon Krumbholz Jum Wulson Johnny Wullard Ruckey Grody Wulluam Buel Roy Camunutu Ken Burnstune Chuck Buersborn Bull Muller Don Thuelsen Jum Cherry Duck Balk Duck Sass George DeMars Jerry Felz Bull Howard Duck Pruessner Bull Healy Joe Endres Wulbur Fannung Bobby Conn and Herb Goerner to mentuon only a few Nor us the freshman troupe beung neglected Ronald Francus Gora who looks luke the great est of the great Jerry Gube the fufth of the Gube brothers and Gauler Rosser another sparklung young yearlung are un theur furst semester before receuvung theur funal reward of a block L whuch us award after three semesters of servuce S D ht Mr Ho R th D y 2 J n Wym 1- D Z f R hte Syp Page One Hundred eleven 0 I I , , '. ' . . . . . I . . . - . . I I I - I U ' I . . I I I I - 1 . I ' I A I ' I I - . I I I a 1 I . I I I . I It I . , . I . , f ' . . - . I I D I I . . . I . I . . - I . . . . I . I v I . . . I . . I . I 1 - , . 1 I I I I 1 . ' I . I . u I I 1 . Q I . I . I I 1 ' 1 1 . 1 I I ' I ' I Q . I ' ' I I. l I I I . - I - - ' ' ' 1 . 1 I . I . I - . . . . - . I I - AAanagers I . , . . . l I I I s u u u ' u u 1 Y ' I J C' A5 . . . , . I A Q lt., ' . I 'A A Q . I 05 1 , - I' 1 : . Lk I - I I 1 1 . 1 . I I 1 . Raw 1. trudeman. ic erman, Janczak, . rschke, b Sponsor: Bowers, a , o le. - Row . Ro'e , Furslev, an, Asst. Chief: Hitzle , Cam- , a na, Chie 3 ic r, ien. Pillsockers Look Hopefully to Spring Rm 1 Bxancalann De'VInnu.a qsnseel Mutschmsky Co tfx Varga 'Mir Moore Sponsor Zaludek Hoglund Ketchel I-u s Klmx.er Fontana Ron 2 btxamok Ruffer Meyer Eldenxxestl Rltt Halama SChh1tl Qasl Chmxell Huster Stash Reiter Neubauer Rem 3 St3C'hHl'i Nclm nik Pentel pachex Maske PlOfl0WY KI Pxslu falc Bronken Ace Ddynor Brlll Bllck Zyskows Edly HERE S the pntch the batter swnngs and nts another home run for Lane Yes slr comes Fall the Lane pnllsockers prepare tor another champlonshlp Under the capable coachmg ot Percy Moore Lane wlll attempt to avenge last years loss to Crane un the Cnty tlnals Moore wlll depend on such returnung men as DeMonlca Syngel Kllnger Buancolana Mutschlnszky Costa Bernadlnl and Varga The coach wall also depend on has rookies who show great promlse Coach Moore has coached many a champlonshlp team and the boys Cto be sure? wall be out there tlghtlng to keep up the tradltlon Gymnastic Team 4 LJ L v W' 4. J, V94 sv N' .A. Row 1 Pxper Kent Curad lxdxxnk Nioxby Coutt. Wir Ixhfs Sponor Iranklln Bestmann Drymal-.kr Spiegel Felz Lauarx Clcslelsk BIIUYIC hm Row 7 Troost Hull bchosnfeld WOUtk19NlCZ Sthnubl Monester Wlnmdy Huber Fhllllps Sauces Rebsamen Row 3 Dnsxmone McDermott Smger Wuxtlln Shmfxluk Shenlock Besbekls Rooney Sanetra Czerechowcz Kloxan Luughmn Benton Brlght Blxckwood Row 4 Placek Joyce Clchowskl Kohnert Sottosanto Bellon Beyer Fleser Jarl Wlllard Ponder Olufs Mm-euccllh Halmmlak Page One Hundred twelve 1 ' . ' '. . ', -,' ' , . I - ', S1 ' .' , . . , 5 I , , V I ' I . I . . , .. -. ' A . . . I . I I . . I I I I ' I ii l El l 1 ' F is fr 9 Q , t , i I ' W A '55-11 Y f ' r' 1 ' 1 X' 4 K , ,. L 1 ' , M. N yy 4 ,, , L - 5 a r 4 5' 4 ry - - - - - A ve' V .LA V g, A 4 . R I , . Grapplers are Read Wd 1 Immgzan Nu baum Engel M Rmg Sponsor Far ko Hxmllton X ctor oylc- D Vl r B zlucc n P per Stemplc imnth I nder lan I lx Qumm r Relth Slezak AST season the wrestllng team dad not do well as a group There were some outstandlng Individual performances The team lost all of :ts meets except one an which ut defeated Schurz Austln Tllden Crane and Kelly all managed to beat us Capt Farago ns golng to coach the l38 and under duvnsuons whale Bobby Davis wull nn struct the remannung dnvlsuons These two are golng to make sure that Lane gets a lot of practace meets so that the team wlll not be green thus season ee Skaters C' R 1 Y n Hr hke Nzrdn Brenn R Ruy Hrrn n Su har Alteria or Among Lane s many champnonshlp teams our lce Skaters are probably one of the most conslstant wlnners Snnce l939 when Coach Horschke tnrst started turnung out hus long lane of chamoshup teams the blademen have compiled the much respected record of 7 clty titles Ot the two Lane teams the Juniors have been partlcularly :nvlnclble capturnng fave of the seven shuelds In l94O the Lane skaters dud more than wln two cnty tutles They set an amozlng record whnch has never been duplu cated and probably never will be by captur :ng EVERY tlrst olace ln the meet Any wonder then that even an such an unpredmctable sport as :ce skatnng lbecause the best skater on the :ce may falll Lane us a proverbial favornte7 Page One Hundred thirteen 1 ' - y l xg. 1 1 3 4 , 1 - . '2' T- 1 . . J r . - 0 'I 79 f , . , ? S . 4 4 4 E g . 1 1 , 1 4 W 1, A Row . :' 1 , ss , Y S, I'. V , 3 ' af , 2 ' , 'l . Row 2. D . an 's. Vusil , aul 1 i i, i , ,. . Row Il, Dnyle, 'rl , ', 011115, . 0 S, , . ' 1 1 1 11 11 - 1 I , . . l , .f J L ,J ' , ' . ' . . 1 'ww I , x . . -F . . . . I - I - I f fm' , 'mm . use ' , '- 11 , an. aw 2. 1l'. cl 'kso , .' Q' I , S f , F s. f 1 Hx M! X IQN Q SR., ,S ,S fl W A - x Six + ALTHOUGH the only types of wrltlng done by the Indaans of early American hlstory was the drawlng of crude signs upon their tepees and thelr other other possessions the wrltlng offered to the lndrans of Lane covers a larger fleld Publucatlons such as the Tech Prep and Dally contaln a variety of journalism equaled seldom at any other school grease palnt lufe and the glare of the foot lights nn your eyes your tastes can be up peased by actrng rn a Mask 81 Shears production Pictured In the following section are those Laneltes who have taken advantage of the op portuntles offered to them here at Lane In the Llterary as well as Theatrical fields If your.deslres tend toulean toward the 3 n X s T 5 is , as p 'Q Row Row Row R ow Annual Staff January 1948 Ed1l0T m chlef George Heck Assoclate Edltor Roy Velde Busmess Mgr Richard Halle Class Edltor Vmcent Spedale Club Edltor Rlchard Ko h 11 Sports Edltor Earl Aldon R O T C Ed1tor Ken Erlckson Muslc Edxtor Jack Slebert Artlsts Carl Potthast Jam Boerer Mlc-hael BOHKIOTHO Artxst Don Erlcksun Feature Clyde Flscher Offlce Mgr Harry Simon Office Aide Ray Llllenthal f - -vu ' WWA -iz Ll' Lvfl to Riuht-Mzirtinsiin, Steiner, Barlow, Gast, Groemlimz, Mr. Bull. Hileman, Mr, Breeden, Howe, Deuschle, Roher, Ratienhauser N THIS page are the pictures of the fel- lows who turn out the Lane Tech Prep Maga- zine. Most of them are equally active on the Annual Staff, as both publications are prac- tically produced by the same group, Few schools in the country are able to pro- duce a magazine like the Tech Prep. This year, and many times before, in its forty years of publication, the Tech Prep has been award- ed the First Place Ratings by critival rating agencies cf the Columbia University, Uni- versity of Minnesota, and the University of lllino 3. The entlre staff of the magazine is com- posed of students, who do all the makeup, writ ng, and publicatioin of material. Assign- ments are made by the editor, with suggestions frorn the staff, and the Photography Depart- ment always co-operates with the writer in illustrating his story. Lane High School is fortunate to have such a fine record of journalistic acheivement. Few schools can boast of two Annuals a year, and their own school magazine each semester. Thus the Lane Tech Prep enters its forty-first Tech Prep Staff lin-,r 1, Editor Dale Hileminrt. Ars, Editor Ruin-rt Griiemlinfr, F -'i r F 'iw 1' Ifrh' ril Thu ihl- Viiimr -Kr I Gi-iime Roh 1 1-.1 le i , L , A s .. A . llr f r-r. Iiiiw 2. Tv -h' if':l liilimr Williem Wi-etfzill, Arti-I Charle- ' :rt -nhausi-r. Offif-e My r. l'I':i,-ret! Mai havin, Sports Editin- fi: ry Stemw- P iw 3, I-'Q-'-ture Wr'ver Hill Howe, Artist Michael Cast, Artist James Harlow, Sales Al Newman. year of publication, and we hope future Tech Prep staffs will maintain the high standard of journalistic work set in the past. l Page One Hundred seventeen ,Cana Gish Dail D I T lily Row 1 Mrs Kluge Sponsor Cleveland Mllls schugart Kellogg Holler Newman Aldon Johnson D John Mr Kuecker Sponsor Row 2 Groemlmg Felz Bxrkland Wendes Johnson Uhllch August Caldwell Don Rosco Joe Row 3 Mlller Mayer Wlberg Demos Mlntel Dudkleukz Ro'-s Schnelder Kammskl Wrltel Wrlte' Wrute' Yes by these words ond the clicking of typewrlter keys you know thot you ore wlthln o short dlstonce of the Lone Dolly ottlce Sponsored by Mr Kuecker ond Mrs Kluge the Lone Tech Dolly IS recognized everywhere os one ot the most out stondlng ond progresslve Hugh School poper The Dolly Stoff IS on the job Oo eorly os seven thlrty ln the rnornlng seeklng news foctuol or otherwlse, ond due to the lnntlotlve of these relloble reporters there ns olwoys on Interesting po er In cnrculotlon by the tlrst lunch peruod At sports events soclol octnvl tles, etc there IS olwoys o reporter from the Dolly present to get the story turst hond Edltor Jomes Newmon ond Assoclote Edntor Ted Hoeller hove endeavored to present the students with on lnterestlng lnforrnotlve, ond educotlonol news oper The Lane dlierb Dmlp Prmted publlshed and edited as an extra currlcular actlvlty by the students of the LANE FLCHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 2501 W Addison St Chxcago Illlnoms James H Smxth Prnlclpal Wm H Kuecker S'ponsor Jonuory l 948 Editor m Chlef J xmes New man Assocmte Edltor Ted Hoeller Manal-.mg Ldltor Burl Aldon hxecutlve Ldltor Richard Kellog. News Edltor S Johnson Sports Editors Stene Ross S DeJohn Feature Edltors Gene Srchugart Cartoon John Realmuto ' Club Editor Richard Dudkneulcr Reporters Demos Cleveland Mlllex Linotype IN Gunsaullus D Gemellx fhomnson J Kuchar B Eggert Butzen Publlshers J Green D Helmmskl A Lange R Prena Ednor J Newman Assoc Ed T Hoeller Page One Hundred Eughteen - . , ' ' : . ' x ' . ', , ' ' , . ' , e , I 1 ., I - . - D , ,I ' , ' '- ' 1 A , 1 .. , . . , 1. . , , , ', ', ' ' . 45. - ' , ' S . . . . , . , - . . - F - - - - . I . . A - A - - A . . .O F' . ' 1 I I r ' V . , , I . B V 1 . . . l K A -' - ' .. .................... 1 ' ' r' i I ..,............ ....... 2 V g K D ' D ' ................. ' f 1. kv' Editorial Editor ....... , ...... , ......... Wm. Clark 1 n . .............. , , . vi ,X A n . .... . ...... . ............... I A ' 'yi .,......... . ' . .. ............ ,. . ', , ' , lr- . , V . , 1 N . , . , , riff , I . , . . V ' ' ' . - . . . ColumbIa UnIversIty Honors Lane Tech Prep ln the ThIrteenth Annual Yearbook Cntque and Contest sponsored by ColumbIa UnIver Slly the Lane Tech Prep for June l947 was awarded a FIFST Place RatIng the hIghest rat Ing In ITS class Lane s Annual and those of Hyde Park and Schurz were the only ones In the MIddle West to YGCSIVE thIs honor ln thIs crItIque conducted by the ColumbIa ScholastIc Press ASSOCIOTIOD each book IS compared wIth others an dIs rated accordIng to ITS relatIve standIng wIth reference to the other entnes EmphasIs IS placed by the judges upon stu dent effort and OCfIVIfy In producIng the book The IntentIon of the judges who are Columbla UnIversIty professors IS to gIve pOSIflVe and constructIve CrItIcIsm Each sectIon of our Annual was checked accordIng to lfS comparahve ratIng and se veral InterestIng facts were revealed ThIs was the 40th AnnIversary June l947 ISSUE of the Tech Prep Annual and we were gIven full credlt for the unIfIed Idea or theme of the book EspecIally outstandlng were cartoons whIch judges lIked very much The art work was superIor In almost all respects JournalIsts Attend ConventIon AST September 26th TIVQ young journalIsts started on theIr way to attend the lllInoIs State HIgh School Press AssocIatIon at Urbana lllInoIs Mr WIllIam H Kuecker theIr sponsor actIng as chauffeur For the DaIly there was JIm Newman Bob MattheIs Spencer Johnson and representIng the Tech Prep Dale HIleman and Bob Groemlmg They arrlved at Gregory Hall where they regIstered and receIved a schedule of the classes and lectures whIch Included tIps and Ideas on Wflflng and reportIng The bIg event came when all the delegates assembled for the fInal SESSION Here the o wards for Wflflng were guven and specIaI an nouncements were made However the maIn event was the electIon of offucers At thIs pomt the presIdIng PresIdent opened the meet Ing BusIness was fInIshed and electIons be gan The nomInatIon comIttee put up Lane Tech for the OTTICB of PresIdent There was much competItIon especIally from Masne but Lane won by a large majornty thus becom EdItor Newman leaves for New York IRQ the new PresIdent of I S H S P A ThIs was both an honor and Cl surprIse Agam delegates from Lane had traveled to learn and to make for Its students a better DaIly and a better Tech Prep The EdItors of Lane pubIIcatIons agaIn at tended a press conventIon at Cleveland OhIo on November 28 and 29th ThIs tIme It was the NatIonal Press AssocIatIon conventIon Those who represented the DaIly were JIm Newman Spencer Johnson Gene Schugart and Dale HIIeman of the Tech Prep A most InterestIng program was presented by the ExecutIve Board of the ASSOCIOTIOD whIch Included dIscussIons by EdItors of many newspapers and magazInes Several cor respondents were also Included who had re ported from the European area durIng the War To close the very InterestIng and sucess ful conventIon there was o banquet and a gala dance Convenhoneermg' JournalIsts attend ISHPA ConventIon at Ur bana on Sept 26 l947 L to R DaIly EdItor James Newman Tech Prep EdItor Dale HIle man AssocIate EdItor Robert Groemlmg ln rear are Spencer Johnson and Bob MatthIes Page One Hundred nIneteen 1 I ' l - I . . I. I - I . I , I - . I . . . . . . I - . 1 I l . . U - I - . I. I I . I I. . 1 ' I . 4 I . . . I I I Bill Clark, and Bob Mayer and Bob Groemling I , . . . . I- l I . , ,ec , be ' I ' . . . . I ' .ll . .' I . . - I - 2 . - I . . I I I 'Q I ' . UUIL 1 SEHDLL me lNTEr2NATnoNAL uomz i occl w or us. JOURNALISTS GEORGE HECK ROY H VELDE DALE HILEMAN RICHARD HAILA RICHARD KOTH ERA EARL ALDON The Lane Chapter of the Qulll and Scroll represents the best of the school s literary talent To be members of the Qulll and Scroll one must quallfy In a rugld exammatlon gnven by the National board at Northwestern Unlversnty Although much must be occomp lished to become a member the reward IS only a year s subscrlptlon to the National Qu II and Scroll magazme a pm and a membership card Thus has sugnnflconc but ns of little enough reward for the effort glven by the members The Quill and Scroll Society was founded at Lane when the Tech Prep won the Terc n en mal award of the National Educatuon Assoclatlon whsch celebrated the three hunzlredth annlversary of the founding of secondary schools nn l936 Thus year the Society IS headed by George Heck and Roy H Velde who have done much to earn membership on the Quill and Scroll other members of promnnence are Dale Hlleman Editor nn Chief of the Tech Prep Ruchard Kothera Feature Edntor of the Annual Earl Aldon Managing Edltor of the Daily and last but not least Richard Hallo Bus ness Manager of the Annual The society encourages many types of wrntlng and glves assastanc to members In cows posing essays poems short stories Even scrlpt and play wrltmg are In the large column of Ideas for the members Page One Hundred twenty . 1 , 0 V l 11 - 11 1 - . . , . . . . l . . . . . . . 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