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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1950 volume:

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I lr, 'S . , , 4 fl 4 4 1 ' ,, 'i J' Q 1 sx-Nl Q V Q in Q8 ,J l Nita. s , 15 4 4 B, an 4 . qs 1 in 9,'e. 5' ' :fur 51 1 ' s K shy, Q I 1 .fxx if g it ' As f 4 f 51: CN 5. 'T A X' , - lfj , G will rqfwcqfi R NO, you'll never forget the good times hod ot Lone. But os these four yeors ore re- colled to memory, you will remember the individuols who, though singulorly indis- tinct, formed in the unity of their work the Spirit of Loneg ond you'Il remember with pride thot you were one of them. ,Llkl Gonlewii ADMINISTRATION - 7 swans- - I9 , r L , TQ? I-' I CLUBS - - -'I-igIl53 - jiiifas - EIIQ3 14 fwmw 044 SMLZQ, pfzmcbpd . . ANE has many vlsltors who come from the varnous states and from countrles around the globe Among the states from whlch our guests have come thus last year are Washington Texas and Callfornla the countrles Include Japan Turkey lndaa and Chlna Al most lnvaruably our vlsltors no matter from where they come are nmpressed by the flne attltude of the boys and teachers and by the smoothness weth which the classes shops and Iaboratornes operate Usually at the confer ences In the office at the end of the vuslts the question ns asked l-low do you account for the tune attntude and the smooth operatnon of the school? The answer IS always the same teamwork Lane IS fortunate In having a student body and faculty whlch work together towards common goals In a spnrut of cooperation and mutual respect whlch causes comment lt IS thus teamwork which has made Lane a great school and which has kept l.ane a great school lt ns thas spnrlt which glves Lane a fnne educatuonal pro gram and whuch has produced graduates who are suc cessful In college and ln the nndustrlal and professional fnelds lt IS thus splrut whach has kept the R O T C an honor school agaln thus year and brought the reglment the Hearst Trophy and the Cnty Rlfle Marksmanshlp Champnonshlp lt ns thus splrlt whuch has brought the school the many athletnc champuonshlps the top honors an band and orchestra competutuon the medallsst ratlng for the Tech Prep by Columbia Unnversuty and the many nnduvndual honors such as furst place nn the Hearst hrs tory competltuon lt IS this spnrlt which has made Lane known the world over It ns my earnest hope that the graduates of June l95O will contnnue to work with the team no matter where you go Gave your college your tlrm your family your country the best you have and when you cooperate fully wnlllngly and cheerfully both you and your group wall benefit Klan! I I 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 ll - - 1 - Il - 1 1 1 - . - ll ll - 1 1 1 1 I I - z,. BIOLOGY Dorrs Plcpp Myrl Lrcfenwolter Oro Kohel Loreffo Flgg CHEMISTRY Tcnetto Vonderpoel Hurry Frost Anfone Schluchtc Paul Hcwver W Ik om Cox Row I George Kennedy Mrlfon Pafullo Gienn Lwon Roy Knapp Row 2 Emrl Snormw Alfred Sch mregel Jumrs Rosenblum Hurry Mrchehon Arthur Wmz DRAWING HE individual efforts of you and your fellow students would be futile if they were not combined. Achieve- ments in the classroom, in the shop, and on the play ing field must be fused and the total product offered as testimony to the school s reputation This is the task given to the FACULTY DRAWING A W IT LITHO PRINT ART ENGLISH C L A H . . . . . I u o u , . O Raw I, Lcanawl mjcrson, Har y Da nous, Herman Clawcsn. Row 2. Raymond Bcrens, a er I-Merstcdt, Charles Pap , Ralih E k. . , , . uw 'Iam Bvck Alf-x Tagup Sta - if Ls-iiwrm, Gcarqc Kaiser, Lai s W ,11 Joseph Yoimq '.' get ta lines Liicv 'E ,Na .amos A :Q asel Pa' 3:1 ,aa-13 Euixei 3 as MR MEIERDIERKS 1444o1lanl' MR THUE MR CHRISTCPHERSON Engunem MR PETERSEN Sfmp. S Lfffxjx I 'Q 145 My Hunger Mass Schumacher Mr Polka Mr Hildebrand Scholarship Llbrarlan 5 Plocemenf air. QAM Y .k Af Q I ,aus Mr Rofhe Mr Slebert Mr Schmleacl Mr Knlroy Mr Suter DISCIDIODC Traffnc Hallau0rd5 Adpustment Adpustment Mr Dornbos M' Howxe' Mr Walz Mr Patullo Program Praqrom Exammcr Examiner VV ENGLISH Row l. Marlon Qulrk Ernuly Wlckhorsf, Francls Pawne Eleanor Kluge. Row 2, Calherlne Wang Florence Percy, Helen Sherbahn. GENERAL SCIENCE Row l lame Dove John Mor CTT: Patncua Olson Ralph Moore Wa for Brnn y Raw2 Earl Campbell George Hagey Wlllnam Ludlow Oscar John on 1.1 I flxfy LANGUAGE Kenneth Culberfson Mary McBec Ma lln Lufzen Anna Beck MATHEMATICS Row l Ecru Lndley Ada Osfuc cn: M C Row 2 H rrnon T eese Dowd 'loop po Y R Chard Mcphe ron H mer Torrevs n Ja Q h hen on Emory Muln x i 9 1 , , r Dorfhl, Popp, 'Edllh Rathen, Flor! e ,ll fr . Q V H V ' , o- o , s D Sr d , MATHEMATICS Mable Lauder, Mnchael Ehrlnch, Margaret Colllns, Karhrme Brod- man, Lewls Bowyer, Anno Block, Cardero, Merrltt Fossler, Betty Hendrrx. MUSIC Gardner Huff Paul Schnendcr Joseph Grlll Carl Blum PHYSICAL EDUCATION Row l Wulllom Horschke Carl Barmckol Wllllam Lobonf Alfred Dxefe Row 2 Roy Buchanan Davnd Farber Edward Hall Ernest Klaffs PHYSICAL EDUCATION Row I Charles Sleberf John Pegel Roy Lmbrlghf Row 2 W lIla'n Schaefer George Wallcnfo George Rn, Erml Rathe Juhl Lapm Newman' Alfred Manaslnf Robert . IEUIFE-L ESSILGI SOCIAL SCIENCE Irene Moufz, Stephen Burner, Fred Thompson, Dorothy Vwfrwcr Absce Barron, Frank Mogxlner AUTO-AVIATION Reign Brown ,or'r' PJSSGI Rcxoi Evowne, James Keogh Pio.: Mc Mulzen Lyn 'ju CY Eugene Kane GJ, Nefzm PHYSICS Mews Grodsky, Samuel Hams, Hgfgfhel Scon, ArnoId Heflwn, Roqerlnmon SomueIPo1ne, Robert Enghsh E A Anderson. SOCIAL SCIENCE Row I Lucwllc Moymhon, An norm Yoncey, Fvoncus Owens, Glenn Kouser, Fronccs Jenmngs, Irene Szvmonskw, Fronklnn McVcy. JY ELECTRIC Row I Cmrx Herrrgghqw Fermi Henson Clark Jzseph Idrro RoIcmd KIUQ, Crwcrms Roger' Row 2 Rchcrd Erccdcrv Erruer Prfclfvord Erwn Pefzrng Frcfirrc KMVCIKC Q , 4 I . A . I I s , Q Q - t . '. -f . , f- . r S FORGE AIR CONDITIONING FOUNDRY WELDING PLASTIC ow I Fred Dux Gcorqc 0 0 mon Charles Roloonci Row 2 Lowrance Swhcrloni Tromos Brown W Dunn ff Erwr E rwmonn Harry Gofscholl 'Y MACHINE SHOP VCVJLI rm ww cs 'v' Pr Q nw Nchxxclrfz HOPQ rw Irmrcxho WOOD SHOP R , Q r y ' I 2 , ' . U f, ' IGMP! rr E IIA. f , Q'-fx 1 r I ., x r F I,AIms ' AJXIV' 'z ' Hr' 'I 2 IY1 1 525' 3 Q':r5gfH:F'. QMS? V E3 2 -Y SHSCYE -1 f- Sucfelo Gcyic Gsm? 50. -LH, ,I R.0.T.C. Row l. P. Kuhlman, F. Cooch R. Lynch. Row 2. C. Purdy, H, Jacobsen M. Skinder. LIBRARIANS-DEAF ORAL Lucille Long, Mary Fredriksen Dorothy Schumacher, Mary Skinner: Rose Jones. CLERKS Row l. Bcrmce Ohlson, Lenore Deeny, Ruth Schneider, Frances Fellger. Row 2, Margaret Scully, Mar- tha Neely, Danrel Flynn, Edxth Ruchman. Row l, Paul Taylor, Esther Muss- ner, Mary Kenney, Dora Pandell, Floyd Ackerr. Row 2. Fred Kusse, Edward Han- gen, James Hunter, Melyun Schnel. er. i' Q-1 --v -,uf qv ww --wr- -wr-1'-419' z- 'TWG' 1-an wrywr- di Q K CLASS PRESIDENT me 1950 K -ua JAMES CH ERRY No one comd be draoppwnfed wwen the 4nd reardfe cr the Senrrr Class electrons were onneuhceri engrng 54 rr hen aprrrfed corrrrmrgn The seodershrp of The Close fi 50 5,311 nir 'ram been grxgn rf Q here ten mcn than Jrm Cherrx in A,rgr,gr W9 1932 Jrm Silent hui freshman year of Wofmer Hrgn Szric :ner grzcercfrng 'nm the Lrn- Cin Grammer Sched Vfrern he :cme rp Lane CE 5 :,D',fWWCFC, he wasted no fume an getfrng rnrf reg gfnng fl th nge Jrm bgggmg gggfgrn 0' The Ser14orSwrmmrnQ Tecnn n he senr f ,ecr :nd 215' has been nn Ocme member of The Lefterrmcn 2 C Jb indent Cmnt Srmrx H Y and The recently crgohrzed in'C-rnctvhig Kei, Cnr, 4Mu4aqe T IS drffucult to belueve that tnme has sped so rapudly yet after four years of study :ng partucupatuon rn clubs and on teams and after makang many new frnends, It IS now our turn to say farewell to Lane We entered Lane as freshres wnth hugh hopes for we had heard of the splendad edu catuon offered of the expert coachrng behnnd the famous Lane athletnc teams and soon we found that Lan was truly a School of Champnons Before long we got unto the swung of things and became a part of the many teams of the busy throng passung from class to class between peruods of the dauly hungry crowds rushung to the lunch room and of t he famnlar stampede for the street cars and buses at 2 45 Upon leavrng many of us wall seek employment some wall enter unuversltles or the armed servlces and wrth the many changes takmg place an thus modern world there wnll be great opportunntles nn new scuentufnc fnelds electronncs televslon radar ad vanced avratlon and many others Many of us may be the leaders of our country some day and we must buuld a foundataon for that leadershnp now so that we may better serve ourselves and our fellow men un future years For the moment our country as at many long and bloody wars to attain because slnce the tume of our Amerlcan Revo Iutuon thus has been a freedom lovnng country dedicated to a democratlc form of gov ernment So many men must not have given their llves an valn lt IS our obllgatlon to malntaun thus peace for future generations We may be sure that the educatuon receuved here certasnly wall be 0 great help to us In thc future We wall not forget our teachers who with thetr many sacrifices and untlrmg help have paved our educatlonal road smoothly Throughout our years ID school our parents have shown understanding and have gnven us encouragement un all our endeavors To them our parents and to our teachers we say Thank you and suncerely hope they are well satusufled wah our accomplashments In conclusron my classmates may I say that It has been an honor and a pruvnlege to be the spokesman for our class I also should luke to thank you for the cooperatuon whnch has made thus June Class of l95O such a splendid one ln the future may we meet many trmes as we have un the halls of Lane and l sincerely hope the future wall hold happme s and success for all of you Best of luck fellows and so long Jrzmrs Uhrrry ' I peace with the world. lt is our duty to help hold this peace which our country fought THOMAS WOJTKIEWICZ Vice-President Tam has taken a very active part in sports these last years at Lane, and in doing so he has gained the deep friendship of all his class- mates as the close running of the class elect- ions has shown, Tom is a veteran of three years on he football team for which he has been awarded two letters. Besides this he ran junior track and has been a member of the l.ettermen's Club and president of the Grid- der's Hi-Y. Tam, who was born on October l, l932, at- tended the Agassiz grammar school, His plans are a little uncertain, but he hopes to go to college after graduation. I JOSEPH FONTANA Secretary Everbody knows Lit'l Jae Fontana. Al- through he did not come to Lane until his sec- ond year, having first attended Senn High, he has made quite a name for himself on the di- amond. Joe has played first-string ball ever since starting high school, earning a letter ev- ery year. ln '48 he held down second on Percy Moore's City Championship team and now in his senior year he is captain ofthe Pillsockers. Jae's activities have included the Letter- men's Club, Key Club, Honor Society, Hall- guards and the Latin Club. Jae was born on the tenth of May, l932. I' ll kd ' fx. 4' .c 2' , ' it l x f Xl ' X I E I N. i L-4 xl V f -r ' 2 f A ' I BOB PETERSON TYCCSUYBK7 '. What a school thisJis! ,' Bob thought ,ter himself as he entelrecl Lane after graduating from the Yates grammar s hool. Hljllimake a team here or elsel ' Then wiwen he ehtered the third year, he finally made a team and was e- lected captain. The teaK1n?. . .Cheerleaders' Aside from this Bob bedonged to various clubs including the Cherokee Hi-Y, Dance Club, Pan-American, and was secretary of the Cam- era Club. He also was a member of the Daily staff for four semesters. Bob was born on June 15, 1932. After graduation he intends to go to college. l SAM DE JOHN Sergeant-At-Arms Born on Chicago's West side on November 9, 1932, Sam first attended King School. Af! ter his family moved to the Northwest side, he transfered to the William E. Dever school, where he was selected as the outstanding boy graduate by the American Legion. Upon grad- uating from grammar school, Sam enrolled at Lane where he became editor-in-chief of the Daily and a contributing editor to the Tech Prep. He was also president of the Pan-Amer- icon Club, a member of the Quill and Scroll, and a letterman of the wrestling team. After leaving Lane, Sam plans to enter college pre- liminary to a career in journalism. lv. l Yi o NM, lem J .M l 5 ,w ,, A 2' .1 '1 x Q Y 'ff ' V1 , 5 5 f 13' M5 gs-Q - J I 1 0.5 , ' r ED . A f 1 ' il ,. F s iiil q 5- HETRX h. ' V If . ,,- ,. H any D093 +V M 'owls 2. ati: .. NX N, , g lg Jr.. o NO PEEKING' 'i' ww, .ci P s fi w.7? : . P 1 ,Af .li N335 ' -1,5 ' w 1 1 ft JY S WN, Jim K . 1 ,Z east, J Q A V VJ-af ' . it Mm, X I , EK- , , 'A . 1 f 'u'il'J'1: l 4. 'lx 21' -J 11 r f ,- . ' H 1 51 ' ji' . .N fi f JAMES BOWERS Chairman-Alumni Committee Jim was born on January 28, l933, the last of After attending Alcott and Lincoln elementary scho l cided to follow up in his four brothers' footsteps an earned letters with both. Jim is also a member f the Club and the Pan-American Club. . . . . ildren he de I'FT1Gl'1 S , - 1 2. ', Lane. At Lane he joined the track and cross-countiy -.KX and O JOHN SENSKA Chairmen--Announcement Committee John entered the i'School of Champions in '46 after grad- uating from St. Benedictine's elementary school, He soon became an outstanding student and was elected a member of the National Honor Society. He also has been an active member of the Mask and Shears. John was born March 7, l932 in Chicago. He is un- decided whether to go to work or attend college after graduation. I CHARLES JOHNSON Co-Chairman-Arrangement Committee Since coming to Lane after graduating from Prescott Grammar School in '46, Charles has been an active figure in many school activities. He has held membership in Mask and Shears, Lane Daily, Student Council, Camera Club, and Slide Rule Club. ln his final year at Lane, he became Ed.torial Editor of the Daily, Charles was born in Chicago, July 8, l933. He plans to go to college to study architecture after graduation. O SAM CARUSO Chairman-Biography Committee Since entering Lane after graduating from the Immaculate Heart of Mary school, Sam has been active in many sports and activities. He is an old face around the locker room with the Cross Country, Track and Football teams. Sam also belonged to the Tech Prep and Daily staffs and was a Hallguard officer. He was the president of the Printer's Club. Having been in the National Honor Society, he plans to further his education by attending College. . if ,wk f . J' Q' DON HASEMAN Don was born on July 17, 1932 in Chicago. He attended the Bernard Moos school, from which he came to Lane. He has taken part in several activities here. Don was a member of the Student Council, captain ofthe Hallguards, officer of the Roller Club and a member of the Pan-American Club. Don plans on entering a college in California and on making his home there. C PETER PETERSON Chairman-Prom Committee Pete was born on June 20, 1931. After graduating from Bud- long grammar school he attended Amundsen before coming to Lane. ln his third year he tried out for the wrestling team and won his letter. He was also active on the Gymnastic, Cross-Country and Track teams. He was elected president of the Sioux Hi-Y and was an active member of the Lettermen's Club. Pete plans to attend college following graduation to study architecture. NORBERT HIERL Chairman-Entertainment Committee Nob was added to the population on November 8, 1932. He attended St, Alphonsus elementary school, and after graduating he entered Lane with technical training in mind. Nob's was active in football, l. M. sports and as Tech Prep was a li e-guard. After graduation he will continue his education. O JAMES SCU LLY Chairman Finance C mmlttee 5 salesman. He was also a member of the S. H. Aviation shop and A was born in the VE-ndy Cit ctober 21 1932 He ted in kindergarten a e Nob I ch ol bJt after several ns r , he graduat o the za hool in June of '46 En L f - in ' joi i I . . g A tembe he Camera Club and so a I M t In hi 3 semester he was ac going to Purd iversit after graduation g nt tional onor Society. Jim has high hopes of A 0 FRANK CAMPBELL Chairman-Gift Committee Four years ago Frank graduated at the top of his grammer school class, After attending two high schools, he decided to come to Lane with a career in engineering or science in view. Frank is a member of the National Honor Society, College Algebra Club, Silde Rule Club, Track team and various intramural sports. He plans to attend Purdue University after graduation. Mo ,,. sz f ' it , Q ,450 jf Lone Tech Annual 4 RONALD W. ANDERSON Chairman-Picture Committee Ronald, born in Chicago on July 7, l932, was graduated from the Budlong grammer school and came to Lane in Septmember'47 after attending Amundsen for a year. At Lane he participated in the Gymnastic and Skating teams, Lettermen'S Club, l. M. Sports, Sioux Hi-Y, S. H. Auto Shop and Agriculture Club. After grad- uation, Ronald wishes to take his apprenticeship for carpentry. O HOWARD GROSKY Chairman-Pin and Ring Committee Howard was born in Brooklyn, New York on July 2, l932. Upon Graduating from Gale grammar school, he attended Sullivan High where he played on the baseball team. Howard came to Lane in his second year and began to concentrate on school, raising his average to over 90. He has participated in l. M. Sports, is a 4A architect and plans on continuing study in architecture at the University of Illinois. DONALD LUBY Chairman-Publicity Committee After graduation from St. Bonadventure grammer school, Don entered Lane and decided an a Smith-Hughes printing course. While at Lane he belonged to the Roller Club, Printer's Club, Track Team, Annual and Daily staffs. Don was born on November 4, l932 in Chicago. Upon grad- uation, he plans on entering college. I EUGENE NELSON Chairman-Student Service Committee Gene was born in Chicago on August 22, l93l. He attended several grammar schools but finally came to Lane from Mozart. He participated in I. M. Sports and was on the second place soft- ball team in l948, He was also budget collector and a Tech Prep salesman. Gene plans on entering the field of carpentry after Qraduation. RAYMOND H. DUST Chairman--Swing Committee After graduating from Langland elementary school, Ray en- tered Lane and began to participate in many activities. He is president of the Roller Club and belongs to the Dance Club, Smith-Hughes Machine and the Railroad Club. He also played in l. M. Sports during his four years at Lane. Ray was born October 28, l93l. Upon graduation, Ray plans to go to college for two years and then to work. aedaaafuy aa. . N EW semester starts oft with a bang as students chase madly about with new programs Horde of Freshies in- vade school Daily publishes otticial count, a total of over 4870 Laneites Tom Wojtkiewicz elected president of Lettermen's Club Admittance to locker room to be during passing time only Coal strike closes pool, socials, and nets students a day oft Jim Wallner and Ron Slowinski, two Lane artists, win awards in 1950 Fire Preven- tion Art Contest Gora breaks two national swimming records as team comes out second in State meet Austin ties Lane wrestlers, ploy-off berth uncertain Student Budget tot- als over S2600 4A's receive class jewelry February 24 Three Lane- ites make State Soccer team: Griendl Kurth, and Mudloaf Senior port- raits start. llmu sw '17 1 Coal Shortage Closes Pool 0 Printing Exhibit 4 if .I Lone Tech Annual WILLIAM C ABBINK hucago III or I2 I St Andrews Work Gymnastuc Teom Bowltng Club l M Sports Sioux H1Y Smlth Hughe Auto Shop ROBERT G ADAMS hucago Ill v I8 I St Luke School 4RolIer Club Sec Entertaun ment COmrn Bowlung Club Slide Rule Club Ushers Club Smith Hughes Tool De :gn PAUL F ALBERT hncqgo lll t 30 l 3 St Mathias School Cherokee HIY Tres l M Sports Barbershop QUUVTGIIQ Pon Amerlcun Club Football Team WILLIAM A ALTEMEIER Chicago lll July 30 I9 2 Nenlehorst Work German Club I M Basket M Volle ball Baseball JAMES L ANDERSEN hlcago lll Nov 21 I 32 Queen of Angels School S H Prlntlng Prunter 5 Club Hallguard l M Sports Tech Prep Sale mon Entertainment Commuttee Annual Stott FRED T ANDERSON Erle Penn Fe 26 I 2 Le Moyne Work Bowlmg Club Pon Amer: can Club Baseball Team Spur 8- Saddle Club Hallguard R fle Team Crock Drtll Team DANIEL P ABRAHAMSON Chucogo lll Juy 25 l 32 Potruck Henry Sghool 4 A Archutects Pres Cycle C ub Track Team Ranlroad Club Natrona! Honor Socuety l M Sports EDWARD W ADORJAN Chicago lll May 27 l93P Moos Work Swung Comm I M Sports Hallguard Roller Club Smlth Huqhes Machune Shop GERALD P ALLEMAN hucago lll S t IB l932 St Fu elus Work Announcement Comm Soorts Hallguard EDWIN D ALUZAS Chncago lll May l I933 Bcrnhord Moos Work Pan Amerlcan Club Sports Science Club CHARLES P ANDERSON a Park Ill A rul 5 93l Sherwood Coast Guard Acad Frosh Soph Football l M Sports German Club Swing Comm Hallguard Honor So rtety Candudate RAY ANDERJESKI Chicago III l I St Bonaventure Farm l M Sports Football Team Locker Capt Hallguard Pol :sh Club VJILLLIAM ANDRONOVVITZ Chlcogo lll May 30 l932 Mary Lyon Choo: Honor Scoletv Pan Amer: can Cluh Concert Band M ll tgry Bond Ensemble C.1ntet Solo C nte t Orche tra ROCCO ANNARELLA Brentono Undecided Con ert Bond Drum Qum ter Orchestra Mllntory Bond Theater Orchestra Swlng Band 4 A Archltects TED G ARCHER Chlcngo Ill ar IO I Al ott School Swlmmlng Team Camera Smnth Hughes Auto Shop VIALTER ARMISTEAD C lcago Ill ne I I D xer Work Jr Trock Te m Sloux I-ll Y Roller Club Prom Comm I M Sport S udent Servlce S l-l Auto Sh p l-lallguord ROBEI T DALE AUGUST IC go v IO I Fal oner Work Model Rollroafl Cluh ROTC IC r Sclence Club Radlo Club Cherokee Vice Pre l.o In Club Propecter Cluh JOHN J BAKE lcag ll 'v'ullIg Musng Cone rt Band G rmon Club VIIITOVX Band llCl-VRD ANETSBERGER nc Q l7 I n Work C rrnon Clula l M Softball I ll Team nr lltnrnlnq I M Basket I' SOI! JOSNGPHfVfAPFtE C C lll June 27 1932 u arwo S ther :ch Fenclna fesmjRnfleZ'cT9mv1 Bowlmg Team Hqllguard Pan Amerlcan Clubjf ffl Sports PETEI ARENDOVSKI lcoqo ll n I Ll5le Manuel Trolnmq Work Swlmmlng Team Slade Rule El- C I. APONSON Chlcaoo lll A 8 I 32 Henrx Work Hall uorrl Chlet Offlce Boy Student Councll I M Sports Rob t Cluv Dance Club JOSEPH D BAENKI: lcaoc Il x I8 Rc rw ero Undeclded NA S r Smnth Hug es Nfl RICHAI D JAY BA' K hlcac E I Gre Undecnded Clean Up C mmnttee Stu t C an l Student Court Pon Amerlcan Club Presldent Swimming Tecrn I ell oslol, lll Feb. , 933 S . 3' St Be efllzt T .1 ' JC rl A r , , . I P1 eholl Fontan , A' f f IS , Cunr , . ball, f, x V - . Siu 52 lllrg Club. o o 1 ,ff ll , I, ch' 3, . jim ,. , f ' 51 jh Af, T4 - ' , I I I 'ffl rl . I Q O ', . M . ,933 ol I , I Ja ll ,931 club, I. M. sports, lHollguard, Clulv, 1 M. Sportsl o o f 1: X It , . Ju 1, 933 ' , , . ug. , 9 5 L I ., . A I . . , . .. , . . . 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I T glen el, I , 0 0' 1 T' 1 sf-5' Lane Tech Annual EDWARD BANKA Chlcago Ill Dec 9 l932 St Hedwlg School Iootball Team Crew Club I M Sports Cycle Club AA Archltect Natuonal Honor clety Dance Club Track RONALD OWEN BARI-IAUG Chncago Ill 9 I Mozart f National Honor Socuety Fen cung Team Budge Comm I M Sports Pon Amencan Club Spur 81 Saddle Club Hallguard GENE BARRY Chicago Ill I Sauganash College Fencung Team Pan Amer: can Club Hallguard Oftucer I M Sports EUGENE BAUMANN Evanston Ill July 22 I93I St Barthomews Work Arrplone Club I M Sports Slnde Rule Club Smith Hughes Auto Club WILLIAM A BEIL Chucago Ill Jan 25 I933 St Edwards College Capt Swummung Team Guft Comm Lettermans Club I M Baseball Basketball I-lock ey Hallguarrl Roller Club R BENJAMIN Aurora, III June 30 I932 Headley School ROTC Crack Drlll Team Hall guard O WALTER W BARBER Icazo ll y I Bateman Undeclded Wrestlrng Team Gymnastlc T am l M Basketball l M Wrestlvng Dance Club Ger man Club HERBERT EARNICK Chlcago Ill v I l932 Mozart Work Pan Amt rlcan Club U hers Club Hallouard I M Sports Tech Prep Salesman Roller Club Arr Condltuonnng Club TOM E BARTZ Chucago lll v I I Hutch School German Club Hallguard I M Sports Fencung Team WALTER A BEHRNS Chucago lll Aug 29 I932 Blame School Baseball Team AA Arch: rect Announcement Comm I M Sports VERNER N BENDSEN Chicago lll N v 2 I 32 Blalne Sd-100I Cross Country Team Track Team Hallguard Officer I M Sports Prom Comm Social Center Comm Letterman PHIL BENTON Parts, Tenn June 4, 1932 Ravenswood School Pan Amerncan Club Track Team Camera Club Lost and Found I M Sports JOHN BERGHOFF Chicago lll v 7 l Waters Work Magic Club ROTC OfflCerS Club Latin Club ROTC Of flcer lst Year Scholarship FRED M BERGSTROM hicago lll June 28 1930 St Mary of the Lake Work Social Committee Rod 8 Rifle Agriculture Club Hallguard Club CHARLES F BIERSBORN JR Chicago lll A 14 1 LeMoyne College Swimming Team Swimming Club Vice Pres Pan Amer: can Club Sec Picture Comm EDWARDJ BlGUS umet Clty lll 7 9 1 Von Humboldt Undecided National Honor Society I M Sports Super Honor Roll Student Council Hallguard RlCl lARD P BILLHEIMER Chicago lll J 4 l Stone Work Hallguard Roller Club I ter-mural Sports JAMES BLANCHARD Philadelphia Sept 26, 1932 Reinberg School ROTC Officer, Rifle Team Treasurer, Magic Club Tres, AA! DONA D BEPGAMIN 'Wt May 23 1932 L U46 College Latin Club l M Basketball Clean up Comm I M Hock ey Hallguord CK BlELl lf Lrncrln lNebr S ot 22 1 2 CHODIVW Meri cal School Football Team l M Sports B b r Shop Quortette Daily Reporter Latin Club Cherokee Hi Y l-lallguard Roller Club FDVVIN BIERNAT Cwroqo lll June 27 1932 St l-lvacinth Tenn: Team Letterm ns Club Picture Comm Student Council Latin Club Scholar ship Club DONXV D l3lLSLAlNlD C lcago lll 26 1 Allendol Farm Work J Swimming Team l M Basketball I M Volleyball I M Manager Social Comm N lCTOl C EIVDSELL C icogo lll N v 19 1 29 bren ano Work Pres Agriculture Club Hall jua Pro ctronlet' Club . O T C Officers Co-Chairman Social Comm, Rifle Team. GERALD C BLASKEY Chicago, lll, Oct. 20, 1932 lmm, Heart Qf Mary College Bowling Club, l M, Sports, Tech Prep Sales .fs-9,1 June 1950 35 Lane Tech Annual XX EUGENE S BLASZINSKI ICOQO Ill ar I6 I Headley Weldlng Football Team I M Base b I M Basketball Dance Club Smlth Hughes Auto Shop Tech Prep Sales Hallguord CHESTER A BLUS Chlcogo lll ay l I St Wenceslous Undeclded Student Councll Tech Prep St Poll h Club Dally I M Sports Annual Staff Smlth Hughes Prlntlng Rovlng Pat EUGENE R BOLD lch Clty Ind y I6 Fleld of Nat Honor SOCIETY Dally Model R R Club Pres Track Blography Comm Tech Prep M r B seball I M S or NORMAN R BORCHERS Chlcago Ill Apr: 4 1932 Tabor Wrlght Jr Golf Team Nat Honor So clety Tech Prep Soles I M Sports Plcture Comm Camera Club Key Club German Club RICHARD F BOR0 Nebraska Jan 6 I 3 Moos Work an Amerlcan Club Smlth Hughes Auto Shop Hallguards Lleut Sudent Councll CARL BOYKO Chlcago Ill c 2O I 3 Lowell Art lnstltute Pan Amerlcan Club Soccer Team Skatlng Team Alumnl Comm Prlnter Club Art Staff l M Sports PHILIP R BLUM O Park Ill May 3 I932 Grace Lutheran College Theater Orchestra German Club Strlng Quartet Strlng Sextet Orchestra Solo Contest Quartet Contest HARRY P BLUS Chlcago Ill June 5 I 2 St Wenceslaus Work Student Councll Pln 8. Rlng Comm Smlth Hughes Prlntlng Prlnters Club ROBERT BOHN Evanston Ill Nov 4 I 32 Brentano Work Alr Condltlonlng Club Ha guard Roller Club JOHN D BORNBERG Chlcago Ill 9 I St Luke Luth Ill ech Swlmmlng Team Honor So clety Lettermens Club Dolly Sports German Club Dolly Hallguard Prlnters Club Prep JOHN BORSCH Chlcago Ill June 6 I932 AQOSSIZ School Mack 8 Shears I M Sports Hollguard German Club HARRY BRANDL Chlcago lll Ju I8 I 2 LeMoyne College Nat Honor Soclety l M Sports S Basketball Team Football Team Pan Amerlcan Club Llfe Guard Hollguard DONOVAN R BRICKNELL Ma :son Wls Aug ll l Ogden Capt Cross Country Te m Capt Track Team Letterman Art Dept l M Sports Spur 8. Saddle Club Ushers Club GEORGE F BRINK Chicago lll A rnl 2 l 32 Our Lady of Vlctory College Nat Honor Socaety Track Team Lettermens Club Hall uards l M Sports Dal Staff RICHARD J BROWN Chncago lll l St Beneduct Undecided Pan Amerncan Club Smith Hughes Auto Club Atheletnc Directors Otfnce Hallguard HERBERT A BUDlG hlcago lll June 28 I932 Coonley Wor Hallguard Sllde Rule Club Smltnh Hughes Tool Design l M Sports Spur 8- Saddle Club Roller Club Rallroad Club JEROME BUTZEN Chlcago lll ru l3 l St Tnmothy L, deed fl Symphony Orchestra l M Sports STANLEY BUSH hicago lll. Nov. l O l St. James College Concert Band, l, M. Sports, Polish Club, Annual Comm. VWLLIAM E BclGl'lT Edward D rt lnd Aug 26 C cole College Tr clf Team I M Spo 5 Sour 55 S lcle Club German Clu Alurnnu C mmlflee Hall C l RAYMOND BRODA C lcago lll M r I4 'I 33 St Helen Work l M Ba ketball Biography Committee l M Volleyball Pallsh Club Soclal Commuttee ROY JAMES BROWN Chicago lll Nov.. 7 l932 Sl' Benedict Work Roller Club Smuth Hughes Avlatuon Football Team l M Basketball Dance Committee Track Team ANTHONY BUJALKA Chncago lll F l2 l Burr Northwestern Footballl Team Swum Team I M Sports Hallguard Lleut Spur and Saddle Club Swing Comm Pan Amerlcan Club WlLLlAM A BURGBACHER C ucago lll Dec 30 1932 LaFaxette School Camera Club Photo Staff Rad 8. Rrtle Club Pan Amer: can Club Ushers Club Lost 8: Found Ottlce Boy DAVID N CAMPBELL iver Forest, lll Apr. I6 Moos Musician Concert Band ROTC Band Pan American Club Orchestra Solo Contest, Ensemble Con- test, Swung Band O Z 7 June 1950 6 x I Lane Tech Annual Xp of CHARLES CANNING Chncago III ay I9 l St M1choel Work Alumnl Comrnlttee Student uncnl Spors a guard GEORGE C CARLSON CICBFO III ne I8 Trumbull School Baseball Team I M Sports 4 A Archltects I M Man oger WILLIAM J CASTELLO hncogo III c 2l l Chose Work Smlth Hughes Auto Shop Hallguard Lleutenont RONALD J CHALUPKA C lcago Ill Aug 29 l 32 Nobel Mochlmst Entertolnment Comm I M Soorts Hollguord Poll h Club Smlth Hughes Machlne Shop DONALD E CHARHUT Chncogo III S t 8 I 2 St Stannslou College Honor Soc1ety Pln 8- Rmg Comm Lotm Club Boseball Team Bowlmg Club Dolly I M Softboll Trock Hockey ROBERT E CHISHOLM ChlCQg0 Ill O I O Cleveland Wofk Hallguard Crock Dr1Il Team I M Baseboll Sc1ence Club Moglc Qlub Chess 8- Chechers CARL W CARLSON C ICOQO III N v 5 I 2 Brentono Wrglht J Bowllng German Club Hall guard JOHN ALLISON CASEY Chlcogo Ill Se t I6 l932 Stockton Work Sl1de Rule Club Cornera Club RONALD J CESTAR h1cogo III I I Blolne School Gernan Club I M Soccer Hallguard M Basketb I o al Orde of bs H r Cl y Co ldo D01 DAVID M AREWICZ IWICOQO I F I7 d1tO T p Photo Do1 estlung Team Pan Am can Club Dance Club EDWARD K CHINNOW Chlcago Ill Dec 26 I9 Schnelder Work Pr1nters Club I M Sports Srnuth Hughes Prlntmg Dolly Hallguard Annual Staff WALLY R CHMIELEWSKI Chlcogo lll May 25 l932 Logon College Cross Country Team Track Team Pollsh Club Football Team Soccer Student Councll Hollguord I M Sports 1:- ' , M 1 , 931 h , . O. , 93 I ' r Co A, 1 M, It , H II- . I S Q 0 nr 'T ' , , Ju , 1931 ' , I D. , O O 18' c ' , f oe, , 932 c P , Q od. 1, 932 I I- Y I I I lo , 0131 SD ' ' t , 'ly, . .X . 1 2 -fl , 9 . ' H , . . , 9 ' , eb. , 2 is K I I QS I C no j ' . . . es., P -. . 1 , E 2 1 ., 'EI 1 , -.I Of ta f I - I , Q' 0 M ol ' K A - , I ep. , 93 I I , .I . , so . .,,. . 5 , O 4 ' , ct. , 93 I , I- , s A h I , ' , , , I A yv , , . A ,Mg ' O 0 P Y ki - 'Q li EARL G CHRISTENSEN Chicago lll LJ 6 I Lyman Miss RR Englneer Tool De :gn Reserve Club l-lallguard Srnlth Hughes Auto Shop RUDY CLAVIJO Chicago Ill Nov 24 I932 Hamnlton College Concert Band Proyectuontst s Club Orchestra Swnng Ban Solo Contest Theatre Orches tra Emsemble Contest Band GENE S CIRZAN hncago lll Set I3 I 32 St Hedwug SCl'100l Natnonal Honor Soclety Pan Amerlcan Club Bowlung Club Hallguard VLADEMER D CONETZKEY C cogo Ill Fe 26 I 32 Gtles Work Ha guard Roller Club I M Sports RICHARD W CORDUAN Chlcago llI ,lan 20 I 32 Sauganash College Pan Amerlcan Club Tennls Team Lettermens Club Stu dent Budget RONALD E CRANE Chicago Ill Au 8 I932 Schubert Work Agrlculture Club Gift Corn mlttee Smlth l-lughe Machme Shop EDWARD Cl-IYLEWSKI JR C lcago lll Dec 22 I9 I Burr School German Club Hollguord I M Baseball Bowlnng Club RICHARD E CIESIELSKI C ncago lll O 2 l93O St Bonltace Work Pan Amerlcan Club Ushers Club Lettermens Club l M Sports l-lallguard Gymnastucs Ba ketball Wrestllng Football ANDREW COLOMBO hlcago lll Mar 26 I Hanson Park Undecided I M Sports Arr Condatron Ing Club Band Rovnng Patrol Orchestra JACK W COOKE Chicago lll Dec l93l Cooley School STEVE J COSMOS Chucago lll Sept 6 1933 Really Schoo Roller Club Raduo Club Dance Club HARRY CRIS DAHL Chicago lll Se I8 I 32 S Pruscll a School Track Team Football Spur 81 Saddle Club Gymnastucs Roller Club Bowllng Club 1 June 1950 5 x ROBERT A DAI-IL hicaga Ill rll 30 l Darwin XNorIf Sl'T1Il'l'1 I-luche Aviatl ri Sh p Hallguard O td Or Driving Helper THOVIAS J DALEY lousy Sturm DAILY' VII ua I M trinity I3 V M Unclccldec' C untrx Team Traclf lcam rm n u D ncc ub S Y Dolly C D at G wn Comm lntermura JERALD D DAWSON 9 ,Qi Lane Tech Annual Evanston Ill t 7 l Garvey School Architect II M o a FRANK DAY Chicago Ill ay I5 l Blaine Work Track Team I M Sports RICHARD DECK Chicago lll O 8 I 2 St Alphonsus School I M Softball Babketball Volleyball Hockey Dolly Sta ff Air Conditioning Club Bow Libray Work Hallguard A ling Club Tech Prep Sales EUGENE DQIPILAR Chicago Ill ar, 8 I Nettlehorst School Concert Bond, Military Band Air Conditioning Club, Spur 8- Saddle Clun, Pon American Club Camera Club GREGORY 'I' DEMOS Chicago, Ill Sept 2l l932 Burr Salesman Football Team Daily Staff Bowling, Wrestling Team I M4 Sports. l-lollguard cago Ill A g 26 I 32 Chase North Porl Concert Bond ROTC Band Orchestra Theater Orchc tra Pan American Club EDVVARD DE CARO Chicago lll lmm I-leart of Mary Unclccidetl I M Wrebtling lnlollguard Dance Club Smith I-lughes Aviation Reserve Cluln Motor cycle Club ERNEST A DEGENI-IARDT 4 Park Ill rll I2 I Schubert Collegc Wreetling Gxmnastics I M Ping Pong Football Letter men Club Ant Chief Hall guards Pin S. Ring Committee RAYMOND J DelPlLAR zcago, II June l933 litt eli, f Wright Ran Amgrclart Club ROTC O flier: Clock Drill Team I, M Sport-, Daily Staff Non- Come I-lallguarc. 7OHN R. DEXAPSTER Tnief River Falls Minn l932 Washington College Pin and Ring Comm Ger rncn Club I M Sacrt, Hall guard GEF F DENEEN I4 o ur I.Ody I Gr 6 U 'L rg h S Q tb TQ m IJ roplwy C mmlttee I A orts H nor S clcty I-I1 ouord M C A PHILIP J DpVlTA :cog I A CI A I 37 Moos College Not I-lonor SOCILM Super Honor Vt II Clwerokg I-In Y Lotm C'ub Vuce Pm Trock Tgom I M Sports DONALD F DIEDRICH QOIC N or I S Bcncdct Wrlgrwt Jr Snoux HI Y I-lollguord l M Sporm Stuclgrwt Councnl Plc urn Commattee Honor Roll LDVVARDJ DILLON I cogo III t I NA no Work Pon Amerncorw Club I M SI wrt Student Council Holl ouord Cl.f l EINC D DOINIASI-l x WWI Hear VI rx w lu T I u G VTIVIJ IIC Tnom vwxtw Huglwe Prmtur r rw er ul ICI-IARD DOYLE I ago I Juy 20 I9 I Lmne School Clmvc Club Pre Tech Prep S e mon D n U, L X r er of Slob :herb un A rooqemcrwt Ccmmtrree K D O I C 27 I wt: College Port Arn rlcm Club Cross otr Troclf Toom I M o rt I-I our r IAM C D DIJAMEP nc oo Am 9 'I 2 Y t Undecided Guorcl M SDO M Oltlcol Wrotlung Teom I Il Cluln Robot Club Us ers Cluln XITO DI GIOPGIO O I Bar o P S I 42 Brooalyrw School Tech Prop Loyol Order of Slobs I M Sports Hollguord G rmom Club VICTOI I DONAZALSKI lwscoqo III to I9 Mor ' Amos Work Troltn Erflmmrs Rod Gnd Rufle Cluu Hollguord Cycle Club I M Sports Tech Prep Spur 8 Socldlc Club Fl ON E DONY Cllco w 22 Work wt 1 S rcty C Clolp Arrovvmm wr Committee rn Hell uor RO XIALD D DCCLOS Ch cogo I I I9 I 32 LeMoyn Illmols A cm I M Spo X fr' rl :jf Lane Tech Annual R YMO o 12 Duozunskl cage ll un I Burr Work L rarl n Hallguard I M Sports Pollsh Club DANI L DZIERZANOWSKI Chncago lll Au 3 I932 St Mary of the Angel Navy Polish Club Bowlrng Club Hallguard I M Sports CLARENCE J E'SlNGER hncago Ill y I9 I St Benednct School ROTC Crack Drrll Student Councul POTC Otflcer Smlth Hughes Aylatuon Shop CHARLES H L IOTT Lancaster NY Oct 2 l932 Relnberg S hool Roller Club Spur and Saddle Club Hallguard Capt I M Sports JOSEPH G ENDRES hrcago lll Au I5 32 St Alphon u School Cross Country Team Track Team Letts mens Club Key Club Nat Honor Society An nual 81 Tech Prem I M Sports MYRON A ENGERMAN ncago lll nl 22 I Lmcoln Baseball Tcon FrosI'1Soph Football Pon Amerlcan Club Student Councll I M Sport Ho guard Lleut S nlor Swrnq RICHARD J DLJRAVA C lcago lll Mar 25 I 32 Darwrn School Nat Honor Soclety German Club Tratflc Capt Camera Club Dolly INGMAR EGGEN C lcago Ill t l Moose School Nat Honor Soclety Honors Engllsh Sclence Club V Pres Latin Club Pres PVOIGCTIOHIST I M Sfftluall Hallquard Hu Y FRANK EJNIK C cago Ill A ral 6 I 2 Langland Unlverslty Frosh Soph Football I Sborts Student Councrl Hall guard .IOI-IN EARL ELLISON I go I y 4 I Ella Flagg Young College Orchestra Theater Orchstra Swlng Band Strung Sextet I M Vollvball Pan Amerlcan Club Cnty Instrumental Comp EDWIN ENGELKING Elmhurst III O 2 I 2 Audubon College Pan Am rlcan Club Hall cuard P cture Comm Honor JCIEIY I M Sports Co ege Algebra Club WILLIAVI EYRICH Chicago Ill O 21 I 2 St Josophat Work G rman Club Hallguard JOHN L FALLBACHER Chlgqgo lll D C l5 l932 Coonley Work Football Team Mask and Shears Prmters Club Smrth Hughes Prmtrng l M Sports Spur and Saddle Club Danly EDWARD R FEDDERN Chicago lll Mar 6 l 2 Prusslng Work Football Team Track Team Lettermen s Club I M Sports Prom Comm Alumnr Comm Hallguard JACK R FINNEGAN Chicago lll Moy 30 l932 Kmckerbacker School Smrth Hughes Mach Shop Wrestling Team Dance Club l M Sports JOHN B FISCHER Chrcago lll May 3 l932 Lady of Mt Carmel School Pan Ameracan Club Dally Staff Hallguard l M Volley ball l M Basketball ERICK FLOOD hlcago lll Nov 29 l932 Blalne Auto Mechamc Smlth Hughes Auto Shop I M Sport NORMAN T FRAME Plttston Penn Feb 28 l932 OnGhOW DgP0ul Theater Orche tra Concert Band Mrltary Band Orches ra JOHN FARENKOP Chlcago lll Jul 23 32 Chrlst Lutheran Post Grad Hallguard Student Councrl Dance Club Crack Drlll Team ROTC Offlcer Alumni Comm Smrth Hughes Avlatlon MYRON S FINK C cago ll April I9 l932 Kllmer College Orchestra Swlng Band Solo Contest Accomplanlst Strong Sextet GEORGE FISCHER Chicago lll Aug 2 931 Mulllgan Work DONALD FLElSNER hlcago lll A I3 l 32 Maternlty B V M Undecided German Club Dance Club Cross Country Team Track Team Football Team Prom Comm I M Basketball Hn Y EDWIN L FORTlER New Orleans La Feb l7 0 Beregard School THADDEUS S FRANCZYK Chicago lll O 30 93l Holy Innocents College Cherokee Hr Y Hallguard Dance Club l M Sports Lot nn Club Baseball Team Prom Comm Roller Club fu June 1950 lf A , - i . .. 5 ' , . 9 , V r r 1 . '- f Q 0 ' C S lg D . 1 A I f , 93 hi ,: ' , 1 I 0 o I 1 '52 ,F . ,. U I ,I ' A V 7,1 , x i . , g 1 fl! .' I I fc' I ' ' .lf A 4 5 N ' ,A t I C' , . ug. , 9 ,sf 5 . J . , - . .rf R . 21 C' , , . , r . ,'3 P O ' ,ft ' , , 4 , ' , ct. , l ' T 'i Sf - , 1 V t 4 l I 1 ' 4 f ' 4 gf' ,f A s ,IREM JI Lane Tech Annual ALBERT D FREDRICKSON Chicago III v I4 Arden Shore College Sports German Club Frash Loyal Oder of Slabs l M Soph Football Hallguard PAUL M FROBERG Chicago III y I9 I Moos College Nat Honor Society Tech Prep and Annual Staff Model Club Sctence Club Author s Club I M Soccer Manager ROBERT J FUCHS C lcago Ill April 30 IO32 Air Conditioning Club Hall St Alphonsu S hool guard Honor Society I M Sports WILLIAM GARCHOW Chicago III Feb 8 I932 John Hay College Pan American Club I M Sports Locker Captain WALTER GAST Chicago III D c 5 I 32 McPherson Undecided Concert Band Harmonica German Club I. M, Vollyball Student Council Hi-C Club Honor Society. GERALD JOI-IN GINTER Chicago Ill. Mar, 27, l932 Stowe Work Co-Capt, Wrestling Team Gymnastic Team I, M, Sports Leftermeng Club Hallguard Printers Club Camera Club. DEAN L FRELIC Chicago lll n I Moos School Pan American Club Roller Club Spur and Saddle Club I-Ia lguard I M Spa t JAMES VUCCIOLO hxcago III A rll IO I 32 Columbus College Wrestling Team Lettermen s Club Football Team German Club Hallguard I M Sports Gridders Hx Y WALTER W GABRIEL Chicago Ill June 22 I 2 Brentano Wright Jr I M Sports Roller ub Smith Hughes Auto Shop Tool Design JOSEPH P GAROT Chicago III I7 I St Benedict Notre Dame Swimming Team Basketball Team Golf Team Hallguard Ushers Club Pan American Club I M Sports JAMES H GEBHARDT and Cal Apl 27 I S Luke Auto Mech Bowling Club l M Sports Smith-Hughes Auto Sloux Hi Y GINO GIORGI JR. Chicago lll. Sept. 27, 1932 Jhon Mills School o er Club I, M. Spar Hallguard Prom Committee Dance Club Tech Prep Spur and Saddle Club Ice Skating. HERBERT D. GOERNER Chicago, III. Dec. 6, I932 John Mills School Mask and Shears, Hallguard German Club. WILLIAM ROBERT GOOD Ashland Wis. May 24 I932 Portage Pork Wright Student Council I, M. Sports Hallguard Sioux Hi-Y Swing Committee ELMER E GOSHORN Chicago Ill O 3 I 32 Armstrong School Cross Country Team Track Team I M Sports Skating Team Hallguard Nat Honor Society JULIAN GRIESMEYER Chicago III Sept 23 I 2 Nixon Work I M Sports Hallguard EARL GROVES hicago III May 25 I9 2 Agassiz Nat History Radio Club Clinic Student Council Lane Con ervatory Manager FRANK J GUARINO hicago lll June I8 I lmm Conception Navy I M Sports Track Team Hallguard Roller Club Smith Hughes Auto Shop RICHARD GOLDSWORTHY Oak Pork, Ill. July I8 ,I93I Stone Electrician Football Team, I. M. Sports, Roving Patrol, Hollguard, Air Conditioning Club Roller Club Smith-Hughes Auto Shop. EDWARD S. GORCYCA hicago Ill. Sept. I8 I93I St. Staniglau. Trade School Cross Country Team I. M. Basketball I M Volleyball Polish Club Hallguard I M Hockey GERALD GOTSKI Chicago Ill Fe I6 I 33 Knickerbocker Work Hallguard Sltde Rule Club RICHARD H GRODY icago Ill June ll I 32 McPherson Northwestern Student Council Swimming Team Soiux Hi Y Lettermens Club Latin Club Dance Club RAYMOND ROY GRUND Chicago Ill Sept 24 I932 Cleveland Work ROY GULLIKSEN icago lll June IO I 32 Portage Pork College 4A Architect Hallguard I M Sports Railroad Club I C June 1950 Lane Tech Annual ERLING R GUNDERSEN Chclago Ill J y 7 I 2 Mary Lyon Work M S or Hallguard Smuth Hughes Machlne Shop GREGORY HAGEMANN C lcago Ill Au 22 I9 1. St Andrews Undecuded M Bakeball I M Vo ey a DONALD W HALLATT ee e t ZI I Blame College No Honor S uety I M Sports German Club Track Team Student Servuce Comm Bowling Club ROBERT HANSCMAN Franklin N H Aug 23 l932 Our Lady of Grace College Hallguards Sclence Club Danly Reporter Latln Club I M Volleyball I M Baseball TED C HARDING hucago Ill May I9 I 32 Funston Work Basketball Team Bowlung German Club I M Volleyball M Basketball I M Tra Football Hallguard LAWRENCE HARTNER Mllwaukee Was O I4 32 St Phllllps School Progectnomst s Club FIMHCG Commmee Ho guard I M Sports RONALD I-IAAKE arleston Ill Ot 23 l Agos nz School Jr Basketball Team l M Referee Lettermen S Club Ger man Club Hallguord Frosh Soph Football Team ERWARD J HAIN hncago Ill t I3 I Locke Work I M Sports 4 A Architect Bowling Team CHARLES HAMMOND hlcago Ill y 4 I St Maraaret Mary School Nat Honor Society Crack Drull Team ROTC Ottucer Rl fle Team Color Guard ROTC Clty Carpe Stott Dance Club KENNETH L HANSEN hucago III May 23 I 32 Darwm Work Ha guard I M Bas et ball Smuth Hughes AVIOYIOH Track Team Outdoor Drlvmg Helper DAVID P HARRIS Cleveland O 6 I LeMoyne Work I M Soorts Pun and Ing Comm Bowling Club Hall cuord Smlth Hughes Auto NVILLIAM E HASMANN Chicago Ill I I B9 School AA Archutect Blue Pnnt Room Camera Club Mogtc Club Sltde Rule Club RONALD H. HASSELMAN Chrcago, III March 3, I933 Nixon NOYTIWWQSYCVVI Concert Bond, Symphonv Orchestro Mrlrtcry Band Solo Contest Not Honor Soctety, Theatcr Orchestra EnsembIo HARRY T HAVER JR Chicago III D c 24 'I937 Sauganash College Lotm Club Cros Country Team Lettermens Club I M Sports Track Team I-Iailguard Blography Commuttce LENART C HEDMAN t Izlbeth J ne I6 I Blame Work I M Sports Track Team Smrth Huahes Auto Shop GEORGE HEGNER Chlcago III ne 8 I St Andrew Work I M Sports Smith Hughes Mochtnc Shop Hollguard GERALD J HEINPICHS M lwaukeq Xt IQ May CcIcst I932 NN rk Sports Roller CIuh Nat Hon or SOCIETX ADAM J HENNIING ICOQ I Sept 30 1932 'Nlewberrx Work Bowhno Club E wlnnq Tecrn Soc t Sm th Hughe Mach ne Shop I-IoIIgu rd TPOBERT G HATCH Chmcgo III Jure 18, I93l Maxon Undecided Cvcle CIuh Tech Prep Sales, Part Arrterrecn CIUb' Lgcker Cnptcm IAMES EDWARD HEDIN IOQ0 O I8 I 2 Yote Illnnous No Honor Socnety I M Sports Cherokee H Y Hall ruxrri Pan Amerucan Club VVILLIAM P HEALY Icaao III Sept 27 I932 Alcott Photo Engraver Swrmmmg Team Bowlmg Club I M Sports Pan Amen can Club Hallguord Smlth Hughes Auto Shop WILBERT M HElDER htcago III Mor 26 l93I John Work Aqrrculturc Club Hallguard I M Sports Smnth Hughes Machrrtc Shop Fmonce Comm XAILLIAVI M HEINRICHS 5 go u 23 I Jah I College I3 I4 to II Tecrrv Traffic g Aw I Smit Tech Prep Soft Ixrrnter Cluu Student Councul NNILLI NXA r-IENISCHEID Chaco 30 l e N Y Instntute u kcorn Mgr Arcmte Cam ra Club Model o Iroo C u Green House Mgr AnruoI S lesman O O ' , . e , - Cho V III ct , 93 r N V T ' , . , , , . , J i- I . C O S. EI ' u , 932 Ch K , , , O Q ' , . Ju , 931 C ' A . , O C I I H.. I QI 3 ,V III J Iv , 932 St Ine fo , I Spur and S:rIrIIe Club I M I M Sports Hollguard, Jr. I, ,, I! , 3: 3 'Q l En . A erin I T , . , I I . . OI' Q All I , I 55 III Jen. , 933 ' B II I . . ' V c ' v Bl 5- Frmt ' , 4-A I M 'S I 5 ct e , I P W - C F I C I D 0 J ou ' I. I' I .ff ! J 1 Q ' A . I fn r J N, . K Q ,al I , I' -- I -- , . I' Af. , 7 A 1 3 1' Lane Tech Annual CARL W I-IESSEL hncago III N 2 I Waters Worlf I M Sports Srnlth Hughes Auto Shop Alumnu Cummtttee Stage Crev. CHARLES Z I-IOFFING Cmcago III 2 I 'P Yates College B0 I etba I Team an American Club I M Sport Cherokee I-In Y I-Iallguord RONALD HOGFELT Chlcago III 2 I Union Ridge Work Wrestling Team Hallguards I M Sports Tmtftc Engtneers Smlth Hughe Auto Letter men s Club DONALD P HOLZER Chicago Ill Fe 29 I 32 Gray Undecvded I M Baseball Hallguard I M Basketball Dance Club I M Volleyball Smuth Huahes Auto Shop Tech Prep Sales RICHARD L HLINSINGER Chlcago III n 23 I St James Vvnaht Jr I M Sport I M Mana e Tech Prep and Annual Soles Bow Ing Club Smith Hughe Shop Auto Hallguard KENNETH J JANICZAK htcago III t 28 I Koscluszkc College Orchestr Wrc tltna Tech Prep Sale Gymna tl Team German Cluo IIJOVIAS A I-IEYD rcago II I S B nec C W rk S4atxng T am I M S ort math Hugh s Prlntlng Dolly of Annu SIOI Prxn er Club Hallguard RUDY HOFMANNI G rmonx J 9 I I-I nrx Hallguard Tech Prep Sale man I M Sports RICHARD J I-IOLLINGER Park A g 2 l St Luke Steam Fltter Football Team I M Base ball I M Ba ketball Stu ent C .snot Hallguard WILLIAM J I-'IONNARD JR I ago I O 2 l 2 St Vnncent College J Ba ketball Team an Am racan Club Prnnters Club Smith Hughes Prlntung Darly Staff Hallguard Glft Comm WILLIAM J JACKSON u Gb F I5 I a Forestry M I a cl Shear Pres an Amertcon Club Tech Prep Spu and S ddle Club Daly Staff Cycle Club Hallguard LOUIS J JANIS Chucaao III n 2 I Darwln School at H n r ocretx D rt Span: h Club Stu r uncll Teem I-IQ' u Slade Rule Club FRANK JAMBOIS Chlcogo lll c 3 l LoSolle College P n Amen on Club I M Sports Picture Comm Holl uord ARTHUR O JANSINSKI hnco v 18 1 St John Berchmen School M Spots Ro er u S ur cnd Soddle Club Donce Club FOBERT L JENSEN Chncogo lll ft l St Alphon u College 4 A Archletct Roller Club o guard l M SD V U' veyors Club ARTHUR T JOHNSON Cl-UCQQO lll F 3 l 2 Lmcoln School Cross Country Teom Trock Teom G rmnn Club Model Ron rood Club l M Sports Air Condmtlonlng Club DONAN R JOHNSON lxorlst d Munn Moy 30 1932 College Pon Amencon Club l M lu sketball l M Softboll ost ond Found M Volleyball GEORGE D JOHNSON hncclgo lll Dec 27 19 2 Kmckero cker Auto Mech Bowlmg Club Crock Dnll Teom ROTC Ott cer Smtth Hughes Auto Shoo OHVN JANKOWSKI JR Crwco June 25 1931 Henr Wgfk l M Sports Smlth Hughes Pr n mg Prunters C ub JOSEPH R JANOWIAK Chtco I3 I St St ve er Work Track Teom l M Sports Sml h Hughes Prlntlng Annual S off Bo eboll Teom Printers Club Hollguord Annuol BENEDICT K QERGE hlcogo lll Nov 20 1932 St Vnncent Undeclded Dance Club Hollguord C Gnd Gown Comm l M Soft b l M Basketball Ro er Clu J Smlth Hughes Avlotnon CLIFFORD JOHNSON Chacogo III AU 9 1933 D u'nmoncl College D Ilw Stott Pon Amerncon Club Hollguord l M Sports Gtft Committee GEORGE C JOHNSON I ogo Moy 20 l93I M00 School Pon Amertcon Club I M Sp t Hollguord Slide ue C ub Spur ond S ddle Club Roller Club KARL E JOHNSON ncago lll Au 15 1 McPherson Collgge Pm ond Rang Comm l M Sports Pon Amerucon Club Student Council Roller Club Hollguord 4 June 1950 Lane Tech Annual I , . 43' ,iz JAMES H JONAS Chicago III ar 9 l Brentano Work I M Soorts Track Team Printers Club Ro er C ub Smith Hughes Printing Litho Club l BERT A JUNGMANN vanston lll June l8 l 2 Eugene Field School Track Team German Club Hallguard l M SDOVTS FRANK JURESKE hicago Ill Au 23 l932 G H Thomas School Track Team I M Sport German Club Hallguard ROGER KAAS Chicago Ill June 2 1934 St Williams School Hallguard Tech Prep Soles man Student Council I M Sports Dance Club HELMUTH R, KAISER Rochester NY. Apl. 8 1932 McPherson Forming I. M. Sports Skating Team Orchestra Hallguard, Student Council Entertainment Comm. Smith-Hughes Auto Sho!-7 RONALD E. KALISZEWSKI Chicago, III, Nov, 16, 1932 Mary Lyon College 4A Architects, Nat. Honor Society, College Algebra, l, M Sports, Gun Club, Football. N JOHN RO RT JONES Chicago ll I y 18 l O St Joseph Work Camera Club Pan Ameri can Club Tech Prep Sales Student Service Comm ROTC Crack Drill Team Hallguard JOHN P JURECKY Chicago lll Mar 7 l 33 St Veronica School Rifle Team Honor Society Crack Drill Team Philo ophy and Logic Club Pres Camera Club Air Conditioning Club DENNIS T KAAS hicago lll May lO l932 St Willaam School Pan American Club I M Baseball Hallguard ARTHUR W KAFARSKI hicago lll Mar 30 l933 Stowe College Pan American Club Sports Student Council Prom Commtitee Daily Staff Disci pline Office PETER KALAT Chicago lll, Nov. 9 l932 Lowell Schogl Polish Club Hallguard . . Sports Student Council Tech Prep Saleman Science Club Polish Federatio Rep. ceo ' ' ' Ch freed f' 59DWl Robert' rrf V of Ron Ame ' lub, Hall- guarqrJ V O-IN KAMINSKI Chlcago lll t I St lmcholas School Fxat Hono Society Soccer Tr m G rman Club Student C .mcll M Sports Letter 3, lclallquard CHN KAPA Cn cago Ill June I4 l 32 f 'woprw College Tracx Team Rod and Rlfle Cu.: Gym Clerk 4A Arch: tct I-lolrguard Camera Club ELJUENE F KASZUBA C cugo Ill 28 I .yt I-ledwlg Undeclded Bow :ng Club I M Track J Iall Team I M Baseball Announcement Comm I M Ba k tball Srnrth Hughes Auto POBERT R KELLER a rose W1 Mar 29 I f 'nsfrong Undecuded lr ck Team Cross Country a n Puollc ty Comm I Tr ck Soccer Smith Hughes Aa o Shop I M Wrestling G NE KELLY Chacago lll N v 8 I 32 a cman Chucago Tech .2 udent C uncul Radio Club Dance Club Dolly Staff Tech rr ,J Sales I M Sports rn c ,J Club Annlal Commrttee ROBERT KERN -Inca a, lll. Nova 23 I ,. uligan Undecided AA Architect I. M. Sports Swimming Team. JOHN T KANTAK C ccgo lll c 22 S,lve er Work I v Spar s Smlth Hughes Au' Shop I-Iollguard Cross unt v I3 s bgll Basket a GCORG G KARABATSOS cago III Au 23 l93l Non Humlc d College I M Sport Student Servuce Comm Surveyors Club Tech Prep Sale man Locker Capt Tucker Salesman RO7cRT KEBBY C lcago Ill Nov 29 l932 Sr Jarath College Footlall Team Pan Amer: can Clug I-la guard I M Sports Arrangement Comm Lettrm n s Club CHARLES A KELLY hncago lll Oc 28 I9 Our Lady of Mercy School S mor Swnng Comm l M Sports Hallguard Daily Staff Office Staff Art Staff WILLIAM R KENNEY Martln Tenn Nov I9 l932 Jahn Worlf Alurnnl Comm Tech Prep Sale man Smlth Hughes Auto Shop Lrfegunrd Roller Club M Valley Cl GLENN KILGUS hicago, Ill . I -l0l1f1 School Hallguord, Surveyors Club German Club, Avplane Club H 4 Jun 1 950 lf Lane Tech Annual RONALD H KIMMEL Chicago Ill May 29 i932 John Hay College Track Team Football Pan American Club l M Spots Tech Prep Salesman Locker Capt Arrangement Comm ROSS P KLICKER Chicago Ill n 5 l Reunberg School Capt Hallguard Slide Rule C I M Sports German Club FRANK C KOCH Chicago Ill A 9 l 32 Brantano Wo k Hallguard German Club PETER B KOQETTIS Chicago lll July 3l 1932 LEMoyne Northwestern Pan Amerlgtlri Cl b I M Baskaftball Halluguord l M Bos Il Hockey 2l Volley ball CGD and Gown Comm J ROBERT KOPPENHOEFER Nov 24 1931 Nixon Service ROTC Rifle Team Latin Club I M Sports Hallguard Bowling Club, WILLLIAM K, KORNFEIND Chicago Ill, n, 4 l St. Philomeno Undecided I, M. Sports, Dance lub Air Conditioning Club. PETER KLEIN icago lll June I9 l 32 Queen of Angels College Daily Staff Pan American Club I M Hockey Camera Club Life Saving Roller Club PHIL KOBIEROWSKI hicago lll S t l I St Hyacinth Trade School I M Baseball l M Basket ball Smith Hughes Auto Shop Hallguard FRED H KOETTGEN Evanston lll Aug 26 I 32 Belding Collgge Orchestra Theater Orches tra Pan American Club Solo Contest String Quartet FRED KOHLNDORFER hucago Ill May 2l l932 St Alphon us Navy l M Sports Smith Hughes Auto Shop Basketball Team Hallguord ROY DONALD KORFF hxcago lll A I4 I 32 Jehovah College Swimming Team 4A Arch: tect Office Hallguard I M Sports, Garden, RICHARD M. KOWALSKI Chicago III. June I3 l93l Annunciotion College Pan American Club I. M. Sports Hallguard, Biography Comm. Student Council. LEONARD KOWlESKl Chlcago Ill J 4 l 2 St Helen School Baseball Team Lettermen s Club l M Sports Lohn Clu Track Team Football Team Hallguard LEO KPUCKI Chncago lll l7 3 lmm Heart of Mary Wor l M Wrestltng Motorcycle Club Smlth Hughes Avnatlon Dance Club I M Ba ketball Reserve Club Hallguard JOSEPH A KRYSH Chlcago lll Mar 30 l9 Goethe Auto Mechamc Blogrophy Comm Smuth Hughes Auto Shop Hallguard Raduo Club l M Sports LAWERENCE KUHLMAN Chncago lll Jan 20 l 33 St Andrew School Band Orchestra l M Bas ketball Swlng Band Mtllfary Bond Student Councll Ger man Club ANDREW KUPClAK Chlcago Ill l Schubert School ,bon M ketball LEONARD D LAGERSTEDT Chrcago lll July 20 l932 Trumbull School Edltor nn Chief Dallv Mask and Shears Spur and Saddle Club ulll and Scroll Soclety Tech P ep Staff I M Spots HENRY A KRAWCZAK C lcago lll 9 St Mary of Angels School rs Club l M Spors Hallguard Polnsh Club Dance Club GEORGE D KRUSE hrcogo lll Sept 26 1933 5 Jul School I M Baseball Basketball Volleyball Trafflc Engmeers Hallguard Officer Propectuon :sts Arr Condltnonlng Club CHESTER J KRZYZANOWSKI htcago lll Ju 20 93l Fldl s Mechamc Camera Club Roller Club Amr Condltuonlng Club Smlth Hughes Auto Shop Greenhouse Manager Rod and Rtfle Club JOE KLJKUC Montreal Set 28 l93l Von Humboldt Undeclded Hallguard Offucer German Club Sclence Club Nahonal Honor Soclety l M Sports JOHN H KURTH Chlcago lll n ll l Blame Undecuded J Basketball Team ce Skgrlng Team Soccer Team Student Councnl Dolly Sfdff Lettermen Club Prom Comm MARTIN LAMBERT Chtcogo III Oc 8 St Bonaventure Undecuded l M Sports Apache HIY Track Team Smsfh Hughes Machlne Shop Hallguord I June 1950 4 Lone Tech Annual SAM F LAPORE Chlcago lll I v IA Lnnne Work Spur and Saddle Club Pan Amerlcan Club Football Team Hallguard Chlet Smnth Hughes Auto Shop ARTHUR H LAUER Chtcago lll uy 31 l St Luke Temple U Symphony Orche tra Swung Band Theater Orchestra Pan Amerlcan Club Concert Band Mllltary Band Ensemble CHARLES F LEAHEY JR Chlcago lll June I3 l 2 St Wenceslau Work Printers Club Tech Prep Salesman Hallguard Smnth Hughes Prlntung Nat Honor Society Super Honor Roll RO5ERT E LEE Evanston Ill l l Queen of An els Wrnght Sc ence Club I M Sports Hallguard ROBERT N LEJ MAN hlcago l Jan 2l l93l Lady of G ac Wort Bnograplw Comm Smnth Hughes Vach ne Shop Ha guard DONJALD F LEPCZYK hncago c 25 l Drummond Wraghf Usher Cluo Pan American Club Spur and Sadde Club a guard l M Sports Basketball Team RO ERT E LARSON neva l e School Pm and Rlng Comm Spu and Saddle Club Roller Clu Smtlh Hughes Machlne Shoo ROTC Offnc r ROTC Non com DONALD R LAUNIUS Park ll J ne 5 l 2 Aqosslz Schc I German Club I M Spo ts Hallguard DAVID M LEE Flushing N Y Juy 2 l 2 Darwin Carleton Nat Honor Socelty German Club Hallguard Chlef Scnence ub M Ba etball Daily ta CHARLES A LEGERE hlcago lll Aug 27 l932 Stowe Undeclded Nat Honor Soclety Vrce Pres Slude Rul Club Flnance Comm Anr Condutuonnng Club Super Honor Roll V Ll! LEONARDUZZI E mwood Pork 2 S VVHII m Automotlve Eng Country Team Track Team Rovlng Patrol Smlth Aut Sh p Dance Cub I M Spo s JACK B LESLIE Chlcngo Ill May t2 I933 Waters Undeclded Dncuplnne Offlce Pan Amen can Club Alumnn Commuttee ROTC Offlc r LEONARD LEVOE Chlcago lll 6 I Stowe School Smlth Hughe Tool D SIQVI M Spor Sllde Rule u Prcture C mm Roller Club ARTHUR G LIEPOLD Chlcago Ill A 6 I 2 Llnne School Vorslty Football Team Pan Amerrcon Club I M Sports l-lallguard Track Team Robot Club ALEX LIKOWSKI hlcogo lll S t 20 I 2 Logan Worlf I M Sports Camera Club l-lallguard RALPH J LORENZETTI Chncogo Ill 7 I S Sy ye er Pharmacy Carncra Club Dance Club Latin Club Dolly Staff Tech Prep Salesman I M porn Lost and Found Llbrory CLARENCE LOUGHRAN CINCOQO lll v 4 l St Mary School SJort5 Roller lun Gymnastnc Team Hallguard , rw- Country TQOVTW, U'l1Cr u, Rifle Team DANIEL J. LUDWIG Chucogo lll Feb 28 l933 lmm, Heart of Mary Work I, M Sports, Roller ub, Rod and Rlfle Club Hallguard Srnrthel-lughes Auto Shop JAMES LEXALJ Jun 4 1932 J n H y Work LJ hers Club Sta, Crew Man c Sfnrrn Hughes Auto p nl Gown Comm WILLIAM LIETZONV Cncucp June I9 l 32 SCl'1r1OlClCr College Bowlrng Te rn l M Sports Bowllng Club Hallguard 4A Archutcct Trarlf Team PO ERT K LIMBERG C lcago lll D c 22 l93l Henry Undecuded Hollguard l M Basketball l M Hockey Soclal Comm Spur and Saddle Club Student Councll Football Skatmg MAX LORIG rrl I I4 l Gale School Skatmg Team Tech Prep Sa esrnan a guard I Volleyball Lrteguard Student Councll Arrangem nt Comm JOSEPH P LLJCARZ C nada l3 l St Hcdw College h p mall Team FOTC be I Smnnhony Orches- ' a cw Team Concert Band RICHA' D V LUDWIG C licagz ll Fi 6 I933 Grac- Luk, an Post Office r 23's Dance Club .- C' : ' 2'-ef Club Smith- Hugh, Auto Shop Hg , '- wt June 1950 v ' Y - e X ? ' 3 Y 1 - 2 ' F ,. '- -,...f' .3 .. :v 1 I A , , f ' .1437 . 1.1 .. JM . , J . , 90. ' ' - Q- ' . 'hh'-g , ,,,, , fgmtwll '1 .. IF, ,' Mr I I 1 QQ' rf , , ,p,, . 2151255 N I. - f .ffl -mi! ure- Ng' .., 5, - ,k vig H Q if QU? ,ea 7 mb-., j1,Y'.,-f Q I . , .-Q 2- A ' C -.3 ,. 1 .sr rf' ' k I ' 0 4.1. gf, ri'-I 'I f g? my V .. A 9- -- . 1 If riff! ggi A 5' - . -.J 1 I-4 911 I . K r 2 f Ww:Z14Mamle,,, HOLD on there! What's your rush fella? Slow down and take a good look at this section. The surrounding pages are made up of not just any por- traits, but the faces of your buddies, your classmates. All the fun you have ever had at Lane has been in their com- pany, you have shared with them four long years of hard work and all the good times that fill every school term. Remember your pal that always saved your seat at the games, or how about your locker partner and the chap who gave you a hand on that tough math assignment. Man, the good times you had with the gang. lt's all overl The study, the fun of your high school career is at an end. In exchange you have received a diploma, symbolic ot your attainment ofa funda- mental education. Yet it is not from books that you have learned your great- est lesson, but from your classmates who have shared with you these last four years. lt is the spirit of co-opera- tion, ot tolerance and understanding that you have gained through you high school associations that cannot be re- placed, which will always be there when you need it. So take another look at your class- mates, and remember ..... Lane Tech Annual ERNEST LUEDTKE Chxcogo Ill 7 I Blame COIIQQE National Honor Socuety I M Sports College Alg Club G rman Club L O S Hollguord Lulet Tech Prep Salesman JOSEPH NA IOROWSKI JR I go Jon 22 I 3 e ano School Lptm Clrb Sclence Club guard Art Club J! M JAN ES A MA BACH 1 cago I I t 5 I Cleveland Work Sr Basketball Team I M Saorts Student Council Hall nuard Prlnter s Club Smltl- Hughes Prlnt Shop WILLIAIA P MARTIN Mar 23 I933 Chlcago III Agassnz Work Hallguard Offlcer Smlth Hughes Auto Shop FERDINAND MATTIOLI hncago Ill Dever Radno Club Persldent I M Sports Student Servuce Hall guard Spt 81 PAT T MAUDE Chlcago III M r 9 I 32 St Vuncent Undecnded I M Bo ketboll Wrestlmg Baseball Volleyball Hollguord I M Track Smlth Hughes Auto Shop FRED LYNCH Chlcago III N v 2 I 32 John Work ne Knights Club I Sports Tech Prep Sales Plc ture Commlttee Annual Sales Smlth Hughes Avlatlon Swap RICHARD J MACKOWIAK hlcago III ar 2I I St Hyoclnth College Latln Club Alurnn Comm Hollguard Sclence Club I M Sports O IIS' P MARCUCCI c go t 2 I Darwln School G,mnastlc Team Arr Con dltnon ng Club Ush rs Club Lettermen s Club Pan Amer: can Club Roller Club FRANK P MASURA Chucago Ill I I Kmckerbocker Work Hollguard Gymnastic Team Smith Hughes Auto Shop I M Sports Dance Club EUGEN: G MATZ hlcago III Sept 27 I932 Longland S hool German Club I M Hockey I M Volleyball Mgr Sr Bas ketboll Team LO S Halguard I M Oftlce Monager PETER A MAVROS ucogo Ill Mo I5 I932 Kmckerbocker Work Smith Hughes Prrnt Shop Pnnters Club Football Team Mask and Shears Tech Prep Spur ond Saddle I M Sports MARlON R NAZUREK Chrcago, lll. Nov, 8, V932 lmfn Heart ff Mary Arr lvze Prmterk Clam Crew Clow Wrestling Team Art and Dp- slgn Clulf EDWARD J MELSEK P I une l Sl' Edward Worlf Hallguarcl Cap and Gown Commlttec G ORGE MICLJLESCLJ C ucago Ill Volta College l-lallguarrl JTEVEN Mll'lOJEVlClHl Cblcago lll t 3 Brlflgc. School l arllo Club Hallguard XlOlxMfXN Nr MlLAS C lcaqg lll S t l5 l93? Newberry Worlf runter C al Soarx l-lr Qm tn Huglu Vrlrwtmg Tech rep SaleQm w M S or Hallauard NA MINTA l ago l Max l 7 l v Dramm r-cj Schaa Nlat r-onor Soclety Dan e Club ballguard Crew Team F- oar' mm M Sport f- 'TW lat ver EDW,Af-QD W MELCHIOR Cblcagz, lll July 28, l932 Woterx School Ecrmg Tcam, Lettermen's Jar, E .'-A Sports Hallguard rfmf-rr C , 5 l Arrangem fn' C Crfvrrtntt M C A EDVNf'XlxD VV MEVJSE Mar 24 l 32 Mozart Undefld d Spur and Saddle Club Pan m Fl art Club l M SDO U ber Club GEORGE l-l MIELKE :Coal Mar 8 l 2 ur Savrour Work Staclcrwt Servuce l-lallguar' I M Sports FRANK I HHOLITS N v 7 l 32 Cbncago lll John School l-lcllguard Honor Soclety Scnerm Club College Algebra Cla' P lulrcrty Commlttee EDN AlD J MILLER Cnrcaao lll Fon 26 l 34 Aaa nz Work l OTC Nc rv Com Hallguard HOTC C Url' D lll Team Pan Am r can Clan Officer lub m lLTN Owers C 'V ROBERT MOHRSNG Chrcago Ill x 22 3 aeen cf Angela Work 4A Arclwrtect Rarlroad Club guard C cle Club I Soort ,fc 'ff June 1950 5 2 59 Lane Tech Annual 'J NED MORIOKA Fresno Callf S t I0 I 32 Alcott School a In Club M Spor s Publlclty Comm Hallguard DONALD MURPHY hlcago Ill Mar 27 I9'3O e Undeclded Surveyors Club Tech Prep Salesman I M Sports Slade Rule Club Hallguard Locker Caotam RALPH F MURSCHEL hlcago Ill v I8 Stewart Work l M Volleyball Hallguard S ur o1d Sadu L ub Stud nt Councrl DONALD P MYDLACH Chncago Ill Sept 20 I 32 St Viator Wrlght Jr I M Manager l M Sports Harmonvca Club Roller Club Hallguard Smnth Hughes Auto Shop Green House Mgr JOHN MCANDREWS lcago Ill Mar 29 I I Our Lady of H lp Undecld d 0 er Club M Spors German Club Bowllng Club r allguard RUSSELL McCONNELL .1 Park lll Aug 7 I932 LeMoyne School HIC Club Orche tra Pan Amerlcan Club Concert Band Military Band Honor Society Student Council RICHARD MROZ Chlcago Ill A 2 I 2 St Andrews Work Cycle Club Smlth Hughes Auto Shop Hallguard Dance Club DON MURRAY Chicago Ill Au 6 I 32 Gray College I6 Savlng I M Spo S Dance Club FREDERICK M MUSSER hlcago lll Aug 23 I LeMoyne School Nat Honor Society Track Team Cross Country LOS Lettermen s Club I M Sports Tech Prep Soles Hallguard EUGENE R MYRDA Chscago lll .lu I4 I 32 St Sylvester Work I M Sports Smsth Hughes Machune Shop Annual Comm Hallguard MARVIN McANELLY Chlcogo Ill .luy I9 I 2 Wicker Park Undecided l M Sports Lvbrary Hall guard Checker Club LEROY MCCULLOUGH Oak Pork Ill Sept 23 I932 G ant White Work U hers Club Smith Hughes Auto Shop ROTC Crack D ull Blography Commlttee Publlclry Committee EDWARD M MCDERMOTT ak Park Ill -IUY 5 I 2 Our Lady of Grace School Hallguard Pan Amerucan Club SAMUEL G McWHERTER Latrobe Penn May I7 1932 LeMoyne School l M Sports 4A Archrtect ROY W NAGEL JR lcago lll Set I4 l932 James Glles School Clean Up Commlttee ROTC Offlcers Club Roller Club Hallguard an mo E l932 Kllm r I' O Soctety QQ n Club en m en Councnl Co ebra vCIub ROBE T NEI A gli LEE NEUROTH hlcago lll I3 l Bateman Llthographer Offlce boy Camera Club I M Sports RICHARD NIXON Chlcago Ill May 8 I932 Hawthorne Undeclded Football Team Pan Amen can Club Hallguard THOMAS R MCGUIRE Chlcaga lll Aug 5 I932 Our Lady of Grace School Pan Amerlcan Club Track Team Dolly Staff Dlsclpllne Clerk Bowlung Club Library Helper GEORGE NADENIK hlcago lll Fe I8 I 32 Grace Luth College German Club Pres Pllots Club Basketball Team I M Sports Prom Commattee Hall guard Dance Club JOHN NASIATKA Chlcago lll July 24 I933 St Hedwig College Garden Worker Hallguard Polnsh Club GERHARDT NEUKIRCH hlcago Ill Se f 8 3l e College German Club I M Sports Student Cauncll Hallguard JAMES NEWMAN hlcago lll Nov I8 I 32 St Angela College Student Councll Pon Amen can Club Radlo Club I M Baseball Hallguard ROBERT C NOMMENSEN Chlcogo lll May 23 l932 Gray Wright Jr BOW mg Club I M GSE ba June 'I950 4? LC! Lane Tech Annual l al . .4 t STANLEYJ NOSAL Chucago III 20 I St Fldells College Orchestra Quartct Contest Pan Ameruc n Club Theater Orchestra Strnng Sextet Sola Contest Strung Quartet JOHN E OBOS St Mary Work Chicago III v 7 I Polnsh Club Arr Condltuon nn Club I M Sports Ot e Service Hallguard Pun Pong KENNETH C ODONNELL Chlcago Ill May 9 I932 St Beneduct Work Swlmmlng Team Spur and Saddle Club Mask and Shears Printers Club Student Servlce Comm Daily Staff Annual WILLIAM W OLDENBURG Chlcago III Nov 26 1932 Goethe College I M Sports German Club Spur and Saddle Club Scrence Club Hallguard KENNETH L OLSON hucago III Sept I6 1932 Gale School Traffuc Enguneers Student Service Comrnuttee I-lallguard Agriculture Club NORMAN R. OSTROM Chicago ll. A 8, I Yates Work Smith-Hughes Auto Shop Hallguard. DONIALD F NYSTROM C ucago lll 7 I l. Moyne College Cross Countrx Tcam I M Sports Latun Club I-lallguard S udent S rvucc Commlttee JOHN S ODAZ C ucago Ill May 3l l933 Our Lady of Grace School Cross Country Team I M Sports Cherokee I-ll Y Tech Prep Sales Bawllng Club Pan Amerncan Club Roller Club DONALD OEHL C lcago III A 7 I 2 Ebrnger Automotive Eng S11ltI'1HuQI'1eS Auto Shop I M Sports Bowlmg League Rovrng Patrol Cross Countrv Team Stamp Club LOS JOHN I-I OLSEN Fox Ruver Grove Sept 29 33 M005 College l M Sports Pan Amerncan Club Hallguard FRANK ORLANDO Chicago III ne I I Knickerbocker Undecuded Agrrculture Club Vlce pres Garden Crew l M Wrestlmg I oller b JAMES E. OWEN Chico-Qo Ill Mar. 6 I932 Hawthorne TV School Magc Club Entertainment Comm. Prom Comm., Dance Clu ROTC Officers, Smith- l-MQ s Auto SIWOQ Garden. I lx JAMES OZBURN Chlcago, Ill. Aug. 4, l932 Nettlehorst Undecided I, M. Sports, Track Team, S.lde Rule Club, Roller Club ROBERT PALMER Chlcogo Ill M y I I I 2 Schnelder Work Bowllng Club I M Sports Hallguard ARTI-IUR PATINO JR hlcago Ill Aug 30 l932 Avondale School Entertalnment Comm Spur and Saddle Club I M Sports Color Guard ROTC Offlcer ROTC Football Team Annual CHARLES PAULEY Chlcngo lll Mr IS I 2 Alcott College Hallguard I M Wrestllng G rman Club I M Hockey I M Stott Manager LARRY PAWLOWSKI Cnlcago III 9 I Joan Berchmnns College Swsng Ccmm Soccer Team Lettermen Club I M Spots Prlnters Club Smlth I-Iughe Auto Shep Roller Cla' RICHARQ PEER Chlcago III Jult 29 I 32 Koscluczk Work I M Sports Annual Sales man Hallguard Tech rep Salesman JERRY PAGOS Detrolt, Much. July 29, 1932 Tabor Luth, School Orchestra, Theater Orches- tra, Quartet, I M, Sports, Pan AmerlcJn Club Info, FRANK R PASCOLI lcago III IFEIQ 1933 Blame 'Northwestern 'Pan 5X'merlcon Club I M Spdrts Prom Committee Hall guard ITONALD PATTERSON Chrcago III June 9 I932 Murphy Work Swlmmmg Team Lxfeguord Letterm n S Club I M Sports Student Councll Hallguard CARL W PAULSON Clnclnnatl Aug I0 I932 Agos sz School G rman Club I M Sports Track Team Hallguard HAROLD A PEDERSEN C lcogo III Feb 20 I 33 Imm Heart ot Mary School Qnor Roll I M SpOl'S O fu e Work HAROLD PELZER hlqqgo III O I6 I 2 Plamondon School Crew Club Roller Club 4A Archltect I M Sports Dance Club Track Team K 7 June 'I950 14? 1 'I Lane Tech Annual RICHARD V PERFIKOWSKI hncago Ill ay I 3 Langland Art Instntute Tech Prep Staff Modern Art Club Announcement Com mittee Annual Staff CARL R PESICK Chlcogo Mar 27 I932 Prescott Wright Jr Cross Country Team Frosh Soph Football Crew Club I M Sports Camera Club Modern Art Club Tech Prep Staff DAVID J PETERSEN Chicago Ill May I I 32 St Clement School Pan Amerncan Club I M Sports Hallguard Stage Crew RICHARD A PETERSON Chicago Ill F I9 I 2 Agassuz Undecuded Basketball Team Hallguard I M Sports Sllde Rule Club Social Comm Student Councnl Blography Commlttee sow?-' CASIMIR J PILARSKI JR Chlcago lll Mar 25 l93I Lady ofV1ctory U of owa Clean Up Comm Rod an.l Gun Club ROTC Officer Stu dent Councnl ANTHONY E PIVAR Chncago III May 23 l93I St Michael College I M Sports Smlth Hughes Prmtmg Prnnters Club Tech Prep Staff Slude Rule Club Annual Staff Frosh Football DONAL G PERRY Chucago lll O 28 I 32 LeMoyne Work Smnth Hughes Tool Desagn Slade Rule Club Roller Club Skating Team Annual Sales l M Sports Dance Club BILL PETERS Chncago lll Set 8 I 32 Grace St Undecuded Aur Condntlonnng Club I M Sports Hallguardl M Mana ger Dauly Reporter Tech Prep Salesman HAROLD PETERSEN Chicago Ill IO I St Luke Work Skatnng Team Hallguard I M Sports WILLARD J PICI-ILER Chncago III Oc 25 l932 Kmckerbocker School Dance Club German Club PETER HENRY PIPER hucago Ill A I3 I 32 Nettlehorst Schogl Latm Club Concert Band Mllltary Band Brass Ensemble Entertornment Commuttee Solo Contest FRED PLESCHER Chncago III Dc I7 I 30 CO0f1ley Work Agruculture Club Hallguard Smlth Hughes Machrne Shop I M Sports THOMAS A PLOTKE Chlcogo lll I6 I S Josaphnt Amr CorDS I M Sp t Skatlng Team Dance Club Spur and SGGCIIC Alf Condntlonlng Roller Club Club Hallguorrl GREGORY JOHN POHL Chacagg III t 5 I 3 Our Ladv of Mercy Warlr Smlth Hughes Mach Shop Hallguard I M Sports GUS G POTAMITIS Chicago Ill X, 5 I Darwun Work I M Sports Smith HugheS Aut: Shop Hallguard Roller Club I M Manager Baseball T orn I ICHARD P PRUESSNER Chncago III I9 I Bateman College Swlmmmg Team Hallguarcl I M Sports Pan Amerlcan Clulv Bowlnnq Club TED QUINTAS C lcago lll n I Alcott School Sr Basketball Team I M frts Nat H ncr Swcle Pon American Cluh Hallauarrl Bnoqraphx Comm Lettermaw NCHA D E RAFFIT hlcog Tl I4 I Vlaternlty BVM Pon Amerncan Club Cros Countrx Team I M Softball Dance Club Wre tltnq Team Dallx Reporter rDVNA D POCIASK C I a N l IO I Work Stud nt Serwce Committee J QICHARD POTAK lcaao Ill Aua I2 I 32 PUIOSIH Undecuded Baseball Team I M Sports Polish Club Cap and Gown Commnttee CHESTER PRONDZINSKI lcaao Ill May I2 I Drumm nfl Undecided Pan Amertcan Club Ushers Cub Hallguard I M a ba I M Volleyball GEORGE OUACKENBUSH hlcago Ill June I9 I 2 Gale College Pan Amerlcan Club Prep Laboratory Asslstant Student Councll Student Court JEROME P RADERMACHER Chlcago I June I5 I Burley Undecuded Sport Srnuth Hughes H I u rd Pm 0 Rlna Commnttee RICHA D G VLXKOW Cl-ncac Jux 22 I 2 Arnola Work Syrnph x Orchestra Honor SOCI6fN C ncert Band Mllltory Band C tx En emble Contest Pan Amertc n Club ,F June 1950 I 46? 12? 1 rf 66 Lone Tech Annual I GERALD W RASKE Chrcago Ill I Goethe Work Football Team I M Sports Prlnters Club Lane Kmghts Lntho Club Tech Prep Sales mC1r1 Hallguard S I-I Prxntmg LUDWIG RATZESBERGER hlcago III I St Alphonsus Work Spur and Saddle Club Pool Lnfeguard l-lallguard Smlth Hughes Avlotnon Entertaln ment Commlttee RAY D R DDINGER JR Chlcago Il t I S John sco of M ports Dance u Pan A?6FlCOD Club l-lallguard Roller Club JAMES W REINDL Chicago Ill Nov 7 I932 Waters School Prlnters Club Smlth Hughes Pruntlng I M Sports M C A Swlmmmg Team Sioux HI Y Wrestlmg Team Tech Prep JACK G REITZ hlcago Ill N v I9 I 32 Agassnz College ROTC Offrcer Book Room ROTC Crack Drrll I-Iollguard German Club Spur and Saddle Cu I M Softball GEORGE R RESCI-IKE Chicago Ill 30 I G ace Eng Luth School Honor Saclety Olflc Key Clu Offlcer Chlef of I-loll guards, Scsence Club Officer, I M Mg Student Councal RAYMOND RASMUSSEN Chlcago lll ne IS I Berna d Moos Work I M Sports Smlth Hughes Auto Shop ldallquard Roller Club Sour and Saddle Club FRED W RAUNSBAK Chicago lll May I2 I 32 Yates Worl C rokee I-In Y I M Sports Hallguard ANTHONY REIBEL St Benedlct School S Bask tbnll Team an Amerlcan Club Tennls Team Hallguard Lettermen s Club l M Spots ROBERT M REITER lcago lll A I7 I 2 Mary of The Lake Schoo Baseball Team Basketball Team Lettermens Club Ger man Club I M Sports I-Iall guard Announcement Comm ANDREWJ REPP ncqgo Ill rll I Lady of Lourdes Undeclded Enlertalnment Comm Usher uw Cherokee I-IIY ol guard I M Sports DONALD A RICE Iago I n 24 I Queen of Angels School Traffrc Engineers Camera Club, Gift Commlttee Radlo Club, Spur and Saddle Club A ' , ,I Oct, 2, 932 I' ,I I JU I Q32 1 V , 6 I 9 Ig ,- C ' , I om, 17, 932 T ,' , , 9 ' 2 ' I I I A I 4 E Q4 , , I - ls, I 02 o , lg I ll , QI I ff . 5 ' . , , - b ', ' I N ' , A., Sep, II, 932 Chicago, III, Jan. 26, I933 4 I. R? u, Ill. . ' I I , Cl ly, r, Q , P YI , f l 1 I I MX e 0 ,NXXQJI 'Z n ' ' . , ch' , f ug. , 93 If' f- I I X I X, . , . . - lf' . . ,' ft Lu:'?: . 1 ' I I r - r ' X X 6 . O , Q . X I If CN l ,Q . . , - cs , . 0. , 9 Ch' , , Ap' 21, ,932 1 ' Q, 'Ig A , , Cl lc, 1 , H lv lb, . , I ' B ' ' ' I o o 7- , . 1' ' , . Apr , 932 ch: , ll, JO. , 932 Q I D . A .CVVI . . I b I. I . - I I I A - . , r., ' . . JACK RICHESON Chtcago Ill O 27 I 32 Rlelly S IWOOI Track Team Crew Team Bowlung Club Hallguard 4 A Architect l M Sports WILLIAM J RING Chtcago Ill I932 St Franc: Xavaer College 4A Archutects MELVIN T ROBACZEWSKI Chicago Ill I Lady of Angels Work Btography Comm Student Cauncul Prtnters Club I M Sports Smnth Hughes Prlntnng Jr Basketball Annual Staff PAUL J ROGAWSKI Chlcngo lll A 22 I 2 St Stanuslaus SCIWOOI Bowlnng Club Rifle lub I eguard Roller Club I Sportts Plcture Comm Spur and Saddle Club RO3ERT F ROSENTHAL Chlcago lll ar 2 I 3 St Machael Undecuded Promctronn ts Club Crack Dnll Team Non Cam ROTC Football Team l M Baseball Smuthelalughcs Avlatnon Shop. TED ROTH Chucago Ill. I I2 I Haugen Elem School Spur and Saddle Club Fie Beth Chl, Hallguard, German Club, Mask and Sheari Honor Society Candudate. PETER P RILL 'COQJ l May 28 I932 Mt Carmcl School D 'lv ST fl Pan Amencan Clulf Dmff' Club Cherokee l'ltY DALLAS ROARK Tennessee C I5 Chose School Orchestra Honor Society Theater Orchestra Pan Amer: CON Club Camera Club Solo Contest Strung Sextgf MARTIN ROBINSON C lcaqo III SQ t 7 I 32 Darwin Wrlghf a er Club I M Spar 5 Hallguard Mask and Shears Cub AA Archrtects I M Manaaer Track LAWRENCE D ROHDE hlcago lll Nov 23 I93I Schnelder Wgrk Cap and Gown Comm S H Prmt Shop Dance Club I M Mgr Skatsna Team Apache HIY Track Team Hallguard PHILIP JOHN ROTH Chtcago III Mar 22 I932 Gale of I Baseball Team 4 A AFCIWI tects Track Team Lettermen s Club I M Sports Biography Commlttee JOHN O, ROTHERMEL JR. Chicago, Ill y I5 I Beaublen Schgol Theatre Orchestra Ensemble Contest, Concert Band Solo Contest, Mllltary Band Orches- tra, Conte't Jun 1950 'N,,..r 4' Leno Tech Annu P HAROLD J ROWE Chicago III 30 I Waters Work Hallguard I M Baseball I M Volleyball Model Air plane Club S l-I Aviation Shop GERALD SADZECK hicago Ill f I8 I AgQ55l1 L,Il'1ClECId6CI I M Sports Alumni Comm Hallguard MEYER SALTZBERG Chicago III n 20 I Langland Work I M Sports Smith Hughes Auto Shop Wrestling Team Track Team Roller Club Gym nastics ANTHONY SANCES Chicago III July I3 32 Schley COIIGQE Ushers Club Gym Team Pan American Club Hallguard Swing Comm I M SDOYYS Spur and Saddle Club ALEX SAROVICH hicago Ill, Mar, I0 93l Brentano School Sr. Basketball Team, I, M. Sports Hallguard, Letterme-n's Club Clinic. RAYMOND F SAWUSCI-I hicago Ill v 24, I Christ Ev. Luth School Nat. Honor Society, Chair- man Budget Comm., German Clu l. M. Sp rts, Projection- ists Club Ushers Club. ROY RUBICH C :cogo III y 2 I St Ambrose School Air Conditioning Club I M Sports Hallguard Agriculture Club Bowling Club VINCENT SALAMONE hicago Ill Set 30 I 32 St Philip Benize Undecided Tech Prep Student Council Printers Club Hallguard S I-I Print Shop Roving Patrol FRANCIS A SAMUELSON Milwaukee Wis June 29 32 Nettlehorst School Swimming Team Cherokee I-Ii Y Camera Club Hallguard Photo Staff Tech Prep Pan American Club SAFET SARICI-I hicogo III ne I I Mulligan School German Club I M Sports Hallguards RAYMOND G. SASSETTI hicago, Ill, c. I8 I St. Francis Xavier College Orchestra, Theatre Orches- tra, Concert Band Pan Ameri- can Club, Military Band Brass Ensemble, Swing Band. RONALD SCI-IAUERT Chicago, Ill. May 6 I932 Hamilton Undecided German Club Hallguard. RALPH E SCHEFFLER Clmcago lll l Llnne Unaecldea Hallguarrl Cheerleader Spur an Saddle Clu l S rt Glft Cornmrrtee MCA l-lorwr Socuety BERNIE SCHMIDT Clfucaqo lll C 2 l St Alpbonsu Worlf Baseball Team l M Sports Smuth Hughes Prlntmg Tech Prep Sale man Printers Club Announe ment Comrntmtee 62,141 PAUL W SCI'-lNElDER Detrort C 8 l Ncttlehorsl Purdue encrng T1 NTT Slltle ue Club Announcement Comm Honor SOCIOTY College Algebra Business Manager Al BERT J SCHNURPFEIL Chicago lll M y l3 l 32 PIITL lover Colleqe Nat l-lmor Soclety Football HJllquarrl Bowlmg Club Ger man Cluln Scrence Club NOT MAN SCHOENFELD lcago lll 2l l D'1nreI Bnone Scbocl Gymnaetlc Team Hallguarrl :ng 1 lv' or Letfermen C ul Plng Puma at ent ur Cl Flna G NE A SCHUGART Cnrcage l4 l l- 'coner SCI'-.00 r-XOTC Otflcer Math Club 5 'ence Club Dorlv Staff Tech Prep Staff Rall v lu EDWARD P SCl-lll.-TZ C :cage III June NL2 l 2 G Lgdy Law School Spur and Saddle Club ROTC Crack Drlll Team Non Com RO C Otfcner l M Sports Smltlrw Hughes Axlatlon LEONJAT D G SCHMIDT rcaqr l J y 6 1932 Cluvelan 1 UI'ldeCId6d At Clull Tech Prep taff Annual Staff l M Basketball Brograplm Cornrnlttee Track Crew Cauntrw Team l EUBEN SCHNEIDER lfuql rw I9 l Mas: n Undecncled I M Spur Smnth Hughee Auto Slvrnp l'lGllQLJOrd Slndr. Rule Clull Tech Prep Sales Surveyors Club Honor Society LEE D SCHOENBROD C rcaqo lll Juy I7 l 2 Joyce Krlmer Illmors Pan Amerlcan Club I M ports Bowllnq Club Track Team Hallquarfl Adjustment Office DONALD SCHROM Cblcaqo lll Aua 24 I9 2 Mozart SCl100l Student Councul Ari' foff Annual Stoll Trib Prep Sfdff flr lula WILLTAM G SCEGER Fucagp l l w I2 l Kmckerln cker College Swlmmrng Team Hollguard Dance Club Latrn Club rl and Latrn u AWN if June 1950 .? .1 f I Lane Tech Annual EDWARD R SCHOLZ a Park lll c l St James Undecided Bowling Club ROTC Band G rman Club Concert Band Radio Club ROBERT SENNETT Chicago III S t2 l 2 Linne School Soccer Team Track Team l M Sports Hallguard Tool Design Club JACK T SIEBECK hicago lll lf? l Bridge Work I M Sports Smith Hughes Auto Shop Hallguard Dance Club Cap and Gown Comm KURT HENRY SIEVERT Chicago III Concordia Luth School Library German Club Hall guard Honor Society Science Club TOM J SIWAK Chicago l I I A 12 2 Pulaski Undecided Dance Club l M Sports Hallguord. STEVE SKOWRONSKI Chicago lll. n, 4 I St, Hedwig Undecided l. M. Sports, Dance Comm. Slide Rule Club Nat, Honor Society Smithfl-lughes Tool De- sign. RONALD R SEIBER C icago lll May Z6 i932 Garfield School Football Si ux Hi Y ur and Saddle Club I M Sport Proyectionists Office Service GEORGE B SHADER Mi waukee Was t 9 Aaassiz Work Pan American Club Sports Hallguard GENE H SIEFFERT Park lll Se t 3 2 Schubert College Student Council I M Sports Annual Comm Track Team Hallguord Magic Club Office Aide GERRY SIMON Chicago Ill n 9 l Monroe Minn U Crew Club Daily Staff l M Sports Agriculture Club Gift Comm S H Auto Shop LEONARD SKOWRONSKI C lcago lll Dc 6 l 3l ST Hedwig Work Football Team Crew Club I. M. Sports Track Team 4-A Architects Roller Club Rod and Rifle Club. KENNETH J. SLlWA Chicago lll, Ap, 25 l932 Von Humboldt College Slide Rule Club Latin Club, Proiectionists, Nat. Honor So- ' y . M. Spors Blue Prin Operator Hallguard Bowling, IOSALD SLOINIVSISKI C cago lll n Sr Edward I TIM Commerclcl Arr Clul T Prep Art Stall Honor S c DICK S SMITH Suoux Cnty I2 I Eugene Fleld Sch al Na? Honor Soclefy German Club Spur and Saddle Club Slrde Rule Club I M Spo ts LYGNAUNT SOKOLNICKI Chlcago lll nc I2 I Yates School Honor Socucry Pan Amcrr can Club Camera Club l M Soc rt Dance Club Dalny Cherokee HI Y Photo Staff RICHARD SORIA Chicago lll 6 I Logan Work Football Bowlnng Club Pan Amerncon Club I M Spcrt5 Hallguard CJLUSIN SOWDhlx JI n uunolu Iowa ct GL uthe I Cop? Track Tcam Lctru nn U S CluL S I I Croas Countrx T am C pt Hallguard Latun Club S n ARTHUR L SPEIDEL Chicago Ill MOV 8 I932 Sr Luke Undecuded l M Sports Smrth Hugheb JI D :gn Slndc Rule Cul Ba ketball Te R ller Clul Agn Prop Salesman A D SV June 5 32 Chucago U IL Slide Rule nd G wn Comm u I Dance mul LOQIC Club JOI-I I SVUDDL uc MI eg UW' School C nccrr Band Pan Amen C n Clul Alurnnn Comm Nqr H n S Cl r Enbemble on rc T Band Lubrarn n IO ERT SONNICKSEN ncaa I6 I A 14 u I Undecudcd M Sp rfs Art I RONALD SOSNOWSKI Icago III M r 3I I 2 Sl' Hxacunth Work PVIFITCVS Club Smith Hughes n In Danlx Staff Annual a T h Prep T f DOVIINIC Sl hDALE vlccg J n I5 I 2 Im Work I M DJ f Smuth Hug es u H Ilguard Dance C L, Arr ngerncnt Comm GEORG T::NSTRUP C :cog II I8 I T ymeb cr Work Pnrrer Club Smith Hughes rlnhn n lru Q Track T Prep Str: Annual faff. ,F June 1950 7'l 4 Lane Tech Annual CASIMIR P STEPANIAK Chncago III May lo l 2 Headly Work Football Team I M Sports Hallguard Smlth Hughes Auto Shop HERBERT E STIER hlcago lll Nov 30 I932 Hawthorne Undecldeu l M Sports German Club Cherokee Hn Y Bowling Club ANTONY N STOMPANATO Chrcago Ill Juy 27 l 2 Drummond School Track Team Jr Basketball I M Sports Baseball Football Team Ushers Club Spur and Saddle Pan Amerucan Club THOMAS A STRUDEMAN Chncago lll St Wulluams Work Annual Tech Prep Dolly Staff l M Manager Rovrng Patrol Prmters Club Smvth Hughes Prmtmg WlLLlAM SUCHOR hlcago lll June I7 l932 St Sylvester WOrk Smith Hughes Prunt Shop Printers Club Tech Prep Stal Roller Club Annual Staff I N' Sports ROBERT N SUM hlcago lll C O l St Beneduct School N H nor Socvety l M Sporfs Bawluna Cluo Germ ! 1 Club LO S EUGENE J STETZ C lcago lll ar 7 I Marv of the Angels Undecided Bowllng Team Tech Prep Annual Sfaff Bowllng lub I Pres nters Club Sports Lettermen s Club OBERT STOFFEL C ncago lll May l9 l 32 Lady ot Grace Undeclded l M Basketball Volleyball Softball Model Rallroad Club Rcller Club Spur and Saddle'- Club LEONARD G STREICH Chlcago lll Mar 24 3l BUGQG Colleqe Football Team l M Sports Smlth Hughes Auto Shop Hall guard Track Team Letter men s Club ROBERT SUCHECKI CHICOQO Uy 3 I Llflfle Undeclded HG QUOl'Cl l Nl Soccer Baseball Team Smnth Hughes Avratlon l M Baseball I M Basketball MARTIN H SULZEN Chucago lll n 7 1 Stowe Undecld d German Club l M Sports Pln and Ring Commlttee Nat Honor Soclety ROY C SUNDH Chlcago Ill I3 l Trumbull Nayx l M Sports Smith Hughes Auto Shop Hallauard Bawlvna Club LON SWANSON Chlcogo lll ug, Aqassuz lf V M Manaarr I M Sp German Cla' Bowllng Clu 00 F Ho cw 1 los H26 sw: osz Burr P Ur or Sotsetyyglf po ts nr Crtuncll Bo Ing Clu lun tage rev- I e Club cms-QQ Alqelra EARL G SYFERT Frankfort Ill Auq Ltncoln School Sr Basketball Team Honor Swcnety G ft Comm College Alg Club Dance Club l M Sports Pan American Cluln EUGENE M SZCZESNIAK Chicago lll C I8 l St l-ledwng Q l M Sports Srntth Huahe Auto Shop Hollquard Danlt, Reporter Amr Condlttomng EDVVIN SZYMANIAK 'Cog I l Burr Crooss Cauntrx Team Pan Amorrcon Cla Hgllauord PAY TUCHMAN C tcogc lll 30 Murphy School l'l0llQUOfd Offucer German Club, Budget Comm, I M Sport Sllde Rule Clul Qflrt T E 5 JANSON an Au, 18 l 2 M zart School rr-r Te :rn Ushers Club mrrt on Club Air n u M Spor s Ar rw ur'CEr'n6r1 S D RTD F SWITA LA J S Benerltct Butcher P orn Comm Pln and Rmg C mm I M Sports Prm ers lul Rgller Club Tech Yep A tau l Stott Art ub RONALD SYFERT Fran tort June 4 Ltncnln Work Budget Comm Basketball Teorn Pan American Club Arr Comlrttontnq Club Hallguard l M Spa ts Scnence Club DONALD l-l SZEWCZYNSKI otrobc Pen w A l l 3 AVOfMlOlp Work Pan Arnurran Club Honor SOCICWN DONALD TA'XlTlLl.O rcaar I c 9 Mfr terra Mechomc T N Ott L Smrth Hughes AUT Sh Q Hallguord R TC D S ln rn rx DAN T lSSLnl rcogr l 22 I Spauldm College l M Sports Pan Amerncon Club fa' r 1 1 X 1 1: ff June 1950 ,G Lane Tech Annual XNILLIAM C TEMPLEMAN Chlcago lll ay I7 Yates Colleae Pan Amerlcan Club I-Ia guard Amr Condltlonlnq Club JOHN THOMAS hlCClg0 Ill June 30 I 32 Burley Undecldcd German Club I M Spor Hallguard Apache I-ll Y GERALD R A THOMPSON hlcago lll N v 28 I 32 Stcokton School ROTC Olflc rs Club Crack Drull Team I-lallguarfl I e Team Softball I M Volley hall Latin lub JOSEPH G TUMINO Chvcago lll 21 l St Maraaret Mary School Pan American Club Band Orchestra WALTER W TYSZKO hncago III O I3 l 2 St Luke College ly Sports Edltor l S'J0rtS Cherokee I-Il Y Pan American Club Announcement Commuttee FRANICIS A URBAN hncago lll A I I Goethe WOYIQ Tech Prep Soles Hollguord Smlth Hughe Auto Shop Spur and Saddle Club Cxclc Club LOS Roller Club MICHAEL D Tl-IIERGARTNFR cago Il y 3 I 7 Pan Am rlcan Cluh Concert Nettclhorst School Band FVPANK THOMPSON arston SC Set 20 Stowe Art School Tech Prep Staff Art Club Annual Staff ILONARD TOMIASZEWSKI C lcago lll J n 27 l 3 JT Hedwig School Bowllng Team Hallguard X llfr CI b ROTC O'flcer Pon American Club Blography Comm Tech Prep Salesman WILLIAM TLJNNAT hlcago Ill A Q 29 I 32 Blame Wgrk Hollquard Spur and Saddl Cub I M Sports Slade ul Smnth Hughco Tool Deslcn CARL I ULRICH C lcago lll OC 8 I 2 Burley Work M Baseball Bcuket all Volleyball Lutho Club FONALD J USDROWSKI hlcago Ill Au QI 'P St TOFCISSUS Wol I M Sports Smlth Hu hes Machine Shop Hnllgu rd A, rlculfurdl Club PAT VALENTINO Clwcaga lll Aug V932 Avondale P n Arnerr w Club D n and Or l'C tra Nat rv Socrety HARRY W VASILOPULOS M r 3 l 32 College Chrcao Lincoln Pan American Clulr l M Sports Last and Found Hall guard PETERJ VENTURA CDICCJQO lll Aug 22 l 2 Drummond College Track Team I M Sports lr Basketball Team Spur and Saddle Club U lwus Club Pan Amcrlcart Clull HELMUTH P VORNKAHL Clwxcaqo lll ne 27 l 3 Stockton Vkfrl l M Sports Hallguard JOSEPH S NN AGEP C HCCVJO Ill t l Trumbull guard l N Om Ring C mow r :ml g ul fn JOHN WALTHER Clwcago lll Sept 3 I932 Cleveland Work I M Sports, Srntlw Hughe Auto Sloap Hal' d nnu l mm Arr C rw llt u CARL A ww KTST tcm, ct l Th ma dqcrded G rman Club Ptsgxe uohusts Burlj r C mmrtrne H Iguard LO lf LD JOSLPH VATH I aj Jrly 28 l 32 ur Lac y cf Mcrcy S Cccr Team Pan America Clul Lcttcrmzn s Club ALFl ED H VO: NE ca ,o l t l l Sf J lwn Bcrclvman Work S rnpn ny Orchestra Honor SOCILH Racllo Club Theater Orclm tra Camera Club A LEO VOSS OU Clam XVI June 23 37 Knnclqrlrocl 4 r Work Plcture Committee Smith Huglwc Auto Shop Student Servrcc Dance Club Agrlcul ture Club JU l Y VVALD If O l Lwart School Dwnce u Ll mt of O Cl l Spur an cl Ll lo nwllng lub JOHN JO5 P-l X A D C ucagc lll A 23 l 9 Eplwphet College unc: C tr l M Spor S, L tm Clug Da lx btaff, Cean , C ffm Teqlw Prep aes, ltl Rlll and Railroad U Y xx xi 'E 'NA ,ff June 1950 ,ir I ft' ie, ff wx' rl? .4 0' Lane Tech Annual EUGENE B, WARZECHA Chicago, Ill, Oct, 3, 1932 St. Hyacinth Marines Publicity Comm, Tech Prep Staff, Smith-Hughes Prnntung, Annual Stott I M Sports Printers Club I-lallguards ROBERT M VVEBBER Chncago lll 1 4 I Alcott S hoal German Club I M Spo ts H0llguClrd Bowllnq Club GEORGE WEISS Kentucky Mar 27 1932 Brentano Electrlcnan SOCIOI Commuttce Spur and Saddle Club EDWIN WENCEI. Chlcago III May 23 1932 St Hedwig Work I M Sports Smlth Hughes Mochme Shop Hallguard PAUL A WENDT Chncago Ill Feb 4 I 32 Imm Heart ot Mary Work l M Sports Smuth Hughe Machme Shop ARTHUR W WEYDE Chlcago Ill Au 28 1932 Bethlehan WOVl4 M Soft al Ro er Club Hallguard FRANK WEBER Chlcsgo, lll Aug 21, 1931 Aaasslz Work Hallguard, Pan Amerucan Club, Roller Club INILLIAM WEERNINK Chlcago lll A g 9 I Z Cfonlcy Unclecldetl G rman Club l M S rt Bowlung Tcam Chief of Hall guards Spur and Sodcllc Club RAY A WELCING Chicago Ill C 24 Schubert Undecudecl Cap and Gown Comm Hall auard M Sports Pollsh Club Ushers Club JOHN WENDT Chucago lll N v 9 I 32 Le Moyne Colleac Ra no Club l M Spo ts Track Team Pan Amerlcan Club College Algebra Nat Honor Soclety WARREN WENTINK hncago Ill Sept 22 1932 Mozart Apprentice Dolly Stott Pan Amerlcan Club Agrlculture Club Tech Prep Annull Pl'ulOSOphy and Loglc Club Hallguard ROY l. WIBERG Chicago Ill May 4 1932 St Pruscllla School Spur and Saddle Club Pres Swmg Comm Student Councnl Roller Club I M Sports Nat -'onor Socetly HUGH R WIGHTMAN ak Park Ill A 5 l933 Reunberg COIICQG' Hallguard Pan Amerlcan Club Crack Dnll Team JOHN L WILLARD htcaga Ill S t I4 I 2 Mozart School Swurn Team Cap and Gown Commlttee Lettermens Club I M Sports RICHARD R WILLIAMS Cedar Rapuds N v I4 I 32 Knuckerbocker Work Dance Club l M Sports Agrucultural Club Latm Club ROTC Socual Comm Smlth Hughes Auto Shop Hallguard CLARENCE E WILSON Kankakee n O I Le Moyne Work Srnnth Hughes Machme Shop JERRY VI. INTERS Chicago lll an I St James lll Te h Ha guard I M Manager Rallroad Clul Track Team Entertalnrnent Comm Student Councll Tech PrCD Sales FRANK B WOJTKIEWICZ Thorp NVIS S t I I 2 Imnn I-lecrt of Marv College Football Gymnastrc Team I M Sports Hallguard Lleut Pan Amerlcan Club Skating Team Agriculture Club JEROME WILHELM Icago lll June 22 I932 Audubon Undecuded I M Sports Pan American Club Hollguard EDWARD H WILLIAMS Chrcago lll D C 20 93I H B Stowe School ROTC Officer Cycle Club Hallguard LOS Crock Drlll Team German Club JACK WILLIAMSON hucago lll Oct 26 I932 Kllmer School Spur and Saddle Club I M Sports Publuclty Comm Rall road Club LOS Hallguard Bowlrng Club Roller Club DANIEL PAUL WILSON C lcaga lll Sept 26 I932 Umon Rldge College Concert Band I M Basket ball I M Volleyball Honor Socetlv ERNEST V WISCHOFFER Chlcaga lll May 2 l93l Henry Work Soclal Comm Dance Club Capt Hollquords Harmonica Club Flnonce Comm Smith Hughes Auto Shop Basketball RAYMOND A WOLF htcago lll II I St Benedrct DePaul U Student Budget Commlttee German Club Hallguard I M Sports ,. r' I4 4 June 1950 Lune Tech Annual THOMAS F VVUERFFEL Chacago Ill 28 l St Luke School Slade Rule Clula Basketball Team Smath Hughes Tool De Sign Alumna Commattee l M Sports RONALD J WROBEL Chacoga lll v 9 l Wacker Park Vllraght Jr Student Councal Hallguarrl l M Manager VICTOR R WYTTYK Chacago lll F 25 l 2 St John Berchman Work Arrangement Comm l 'vt Sports Smath l-lughes Machanc Shop Hallguard STEVE V ZAKIS Phallaps Was A 6 l 32 Lugervalle WOVl4 Cycle Club Traffac Enqaneer Nat Honor Socaety Gun Club Radao Club l M Sports 4A Archatect RICHARD F ZIEGLER Chacago lll A 17 l 2 Gray Tech College College Alqelvra EDWIN ZINIS Chacago lll Dc 25 l 2 DGVWIF1 Undecacled I M Sort Smath Hughes Tool Desagn Slade Rule Club Student Servace Comm Spur and Saddle Club U Fl AlwClS H WRIGHT JR acayu ar 22 l 'X N lael Schcql Orchestra l-lallguarfl Cy le u 11 A Archatects Tennas anac Tech Prep S les Sport WALTER WRONA C acago lll une 4 l F 1 L College F motluall Team Book Room a ae gal M Spor s German Club Rovang Patrol Fntr rtaanment Commattee ROBERT F YOUNGLOVE Chacaqo lll F 24 9 Taoga School Slade Rule Club Cherokee l-la Y Annual Comm Student uncal l M Sports Ro er Club S H Tool Desagn MAX D ZALJKE Chacago lll Aug 6 l 32 St Luke School Slade Rule Club l-lallguard German Club HERMAN T ZIMMERMANN wacago ll Jn 2 l 3 Blaane Undecaded Hallguard Aar Conclataonang aa G rmon Club Pacture Ctmmattee STANLEY l-l ZYSKOWSKI hacaoo lll Au 25 l93l lTQIlIy Work Traffic Enganeer Swamrnana Team Roller Club Slade Rule Club Latan Club Polash Club l M Baseball and Basketball O r: O PERETN l ago lf arelder Camer C res P a D :ter 330 t5 f VVWPFICOVW mul l PM F Afl 'AFLON mga l Undecided DM lfLV'NlA'4 A 2 Prmfers C A ua C mr r fam Side UL L Hu e pflnl WN IH lguc VI QT W fran :CHOOR E 5 l School M Sports Blograplmy ANKO June 30 931 School Junior Basket Club kLl1'A c I SL lety Tenms Te C b German lulc Club Bud 'vw ww ClL lv Surveyors DO OOC 1932 Work rman Club uard d Saddle I .,,, I , , f 1' General Educahon Development Graduates f rwdersf rw Raymfmcl Emil Andrrsam Rrbgrf L Blasclw Frank S Bujan Carl J D r Vkfedauwa Grlbert l-lausser Donald l'l mr ch Wnll N Kcusuba Tlfweaderc Kremer Wvlllarww L.lClDlClW Ramf md Lutz Desrre T Malwrwkc Gerald Manson Tlwf mas Ii VJ lla Q YW Cm lm Per G r x ltr C xdg C lUw GC g Part Mllltary Credef SC freufrler E rw June 1950 . ti 'QT' . .' Cai al, .575 CVC X lll. Jar '3 N932 C iii ,afe l , 932 Si. , Pr1f1g':D'e' g J -x 2 po P Cor' fu C J . X THX i,Ff,r'v Ed'l l N' I Llll ' ' F .F 'LCN 4 ,i Clui C 'Tl' ' , l 'Q li ff- ll Tech -U Q 0 U DAL: lflll :. Q -S 1 -7 . '. M Cb' fl l Fw 23, 933 Cl 'CTC V' , l ' Alf ,rr A S P' f 1 V. Suv, ' ' - 5',,l T uw l x Y1r X Hall ,- ,--vl 9 0 x A X ' N X 4, w Q 1 X lam ll rr: 1 l foflfl we N V CXXXX XXX HI DL X -envy Cl- -1' Dm' l, 932 X X XN 'bf vw, 'W rl OL.' L 11. ' Cyice Wright l Nl Szvfrza ' utr .127 Xl' 'W ' 'f , l lvrlw lkrwgu SI :HX ww l Slzlj im yur'-'Q L1 , 1 - ,X WX ,C T. X I R - Clul Slum 4 , get N C r rl we do S -rf cf f C+-1-QQ . f 0 0 Nab ,X 1 url C Olw 1 S .lf7l9!W l 'CC, C9 GC lXlC'vfl7 Cd G ba' fl ,lflwn VM- CW ,M ' 4 --4 kyx. 'SL Vffjfly EX V1 H fl'-.LXR I' X VVQW LXXX X L X , :.C55:. ' 5.g1YER Q C 'Q WED C' Iii U1 29, VJIOQ. WC-Y. Sf. Ei'-r 'if' D3 ', Clu.'uX 1 ri l- l'A 3-A M G3 f X . . 2 kr-.-'ow L-I Q X lu M. V. if' Siu' af . ., bi ri X QQ 9 C Mr KUECKER Mr YOUNG Mr PIPER Mr COX Publucuty Annual I f Pucture Closs SSDIOI' I I J Mr WADE Mrs BECK Mr BREEDEN M MOYNlHAN Mr SCOTT Biography Student Service Alumm Sensor Swcrg Announcement Committee Sponsors ,..4q Mr PAYNE Dr SCHLICHTE Mr LYON Mrs WEBER Mr TAYLOR Cop ond Gown Flnance Pun ond Rang Entertainment Dance 80 Lane Tech Annual x T C 9 , ' I 4, I . . I 1 I , i A ' ' l 'Gf 'l s l O 4 V 31' V ,Y 4, V W lv, T' ll ,lx . . -05 1 . , O 4 - , 1 . . . iss . I K A 1 ' . S ' 'Q' , r Z -2 T A . IOO O10 DIVISIONS fxw 4- 4 -5 1' X Q' ' 'V ' 1 A ' h f Q 2 . 4 K , 1 r' 4. -:fu ,f . 2441, rf M3 ' ' 1 . 2 : , -. '.. ' x . H- , , 1- ,- : 1 .,:,, 1 qcf' F - X , K . f Q X- xx A . , f . . .ff N hi Q' ffl, x x my rl 1 , CWS, Q Q I - 1 Y Lanncfs Svccfhcort i -. 7,,,A,, I W - ,V .y ' I ' x , V as K f Argdff. Swcctsvcdc A C 'f' 'X pm, I '31 A -E54 K 2 ' U Bob 5 BCG'-'W hmls Cookie . Uumk x V' 5 K' If Q C 9 YY A V 4 r , I ' A - if I l ring: , 1.-i, Y -. ,,..,f' QA! N . Xxx 'YJ 65 , ,n. 4 W- -R ,-,. . -V vxo f. , My V 1: G I 45 Z I 1 1 ,,,,,a Mr ' - . .. . eorgc- 5 Gmgcous 'Q :T in, Ge f . oy GC -i '94 we Cliffs Future Wife Hcrb's Darling 5 5 Lover nc.S jo U X1 Z' Rotzsc's Corkcy '5 S4 Eddyg Aileen J m S MKCRCV I FrcnVA5 F marc Rosle Tony' 5 Mun x Bunch 5 L. 9's gon LD 'G' .SZ . vZg1m.L,, Q Lag' - ., g Q u? JN ' D fn V Tunis Ml-,vb urY 5 rea Frank S Fovonm .lg f .N k,.l5i 7 i V hs.. 1' Q' Bcbf, Eye Bob's Marne Warrp n 'S 5ve-ev Adam 3 Dream I saws BCS' Ted x HL-all Beal i -4 Y Pc-lc's PC' Xi, .1 ll ' '-9 X ...Q Gabe 's Best 40. 45 ,..L-a-1- Kelly' Ed ' Fun, V' x X, Q 'D 5:1- QQ-, .: -' ff -fr A1 P-5x, f I ! N 1 jf 2 I 0 , ck! s SMH 0 04, I' Flash Car ol Felix' S Gal 4',.,- gil lohnnyk Ruchy ' S X Q S A6 M9'Y Lou 55 John S SW-'el 'fi Edls Bow oryqhn S xx lk-A, Z O ,,,fi:f ff 1055 SlccdY fm FRHNQB ' . X QQT Q QV- Much J UNIOR and Senior basketball squads both wind up in fifth place Mruk makes forward spot on All-Section team with Roe and Sarovich receiving honor- able mentions Best suits dug out as socials start after coal strike ends Prom and Swing bids go on sale Luthur College Band presents assembly De John and Ginter snatch third and fourth places in City meet as Wrest- ling team wins second place in North Section Jones Commercial extends invitation to seniors for their Sham- rock Hop Track team places fifth in city meet held at University of Chicago Ponder elected president in W 'WF rar Q FCP lfxgx QB Elections Dusrupt School Matmen Qualify For Cnty 52 4B elections Semi-annual Lane Con- cert is held in auditorium Students doll up briefly as club pictures for annual are taken Seniors begin to be hounded for payment of class dues of laheml only 55.00 Hammond elect- ed president of National Honor Society. 'ba-. if Q l-lonor Society l-lolds Elections Socnals Start Again gx, .3 'Ti S X 6. iw? il K V - 4 , I R ow gg 5 ' v EER Q W if ik S ,. K Fi im 5 R42 QL F S , ,Z W Q tx 'X - 9 JIQA C R .N 'QQ Ms .. ' I X :ju fQ3l,klj, N 3. 9 O ' 1 .S .. 'W' 4 3,55 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Here at Lane us practlced the true meanlng of democracy From the student body one representatlve IS chosen for each dnvusuon and these representatuves form the Student Coun The purpose of the councul IS to provlde an outlet for student opumon Some of the var: ous functlons Include collectnons of the stu dent budget dlstrnbutlon to charuty and sol utuon of many untrncate problems that arlse In the student body Any problem may be brought up before the assembly nn the form of a bull which vt favored by two thlrds of the quorum us consldered passed and a commlttee ns apponnted for :ts executnon Through action of the councll such famlllar functlons as the assembly L clean up bud get and safety committees have been formed Also the well known Student Court as a result of the councul s actnon Probably the most nm portant of the organuzatlons ns the Student Budget and the Student Court The Student Budget Commnttee handles 0 ver S2 OOO each semester lt has the respon slbullty of collectlng the money from the dlv :sions and plannung nts spendnng Many are the Laneltes who wnll retaln fond faheml memorues of the Student Court for thus IS where theur cases are trled Of course thus IS all good servuce because It serves to maintain our school s reputatlon and provides proper character educatlon 06 v M STUDENT COURT Row l Brmd se Fr ck West Seydl tz Lucletto Row 2 5ZDorkowskr Frletag Ptack Cyzarneckl Dnetrlch Row 3 Cormack Herman Hofmeuster Melsek GU Lane Tech Annual ' ll II - 1 1 1 ' 1 , . h . , . . cll. - - 1 I - I ' - I I - 1 ' 1 I . . . , . . 'iw ' Q if ' , J 5 . I T K H - 2 1- -2: I 1 yi I , 'Q 3 'V V V el' -9' 2 4- ,I , g H 1 . , f - I I 1 l , , i , ' . ' 1 1 I -I 4 ' f I I I STUDENT COUNCIL II O01 KOW Row RCW ROW STUDENT COUNCIL I nor Q L 'mul 0 rfock K Iroy Swc rkosz Leo Kormn Rc c Q ros M I or I Runbe H Ieson Adams W1II1cma u h Mcnoch k J nssen Pefzel Domrn Fous ev Cchumcsher Hofmewsfer Germ r Benson Byczek Tyszko c W' ow . er S ry Gr Ingi orrvcck M1 D. ', roy Swemkosz Adcws Loom Kon- fuk Reselme w 2. RvedeI r w or esch udcrowck H r K6 iz. ,. Kwowsk Cook EL. QI z. Row 3 Forrenkops Dwefefch Tney Swrkos Cneckw Aluzos Hczner Zorc Werner Roow 4, Lucyewfo Lerner, Mwller, Ertens, Arwooles, Nclepcz, Rolfgen, Korawcfsos, June 1950 CLEAN-UP 11 E.: -81. an as An za-sm STUDENT BUDGET Row I Sowusch Mr Cla sen Reschke Allard ow 2 Kuk o Er er llcxer QS, BU DGET of' ,pf CLEAN UP COMMITTEE Row I Hoppenroth Mr Schmxegel Pnlorskx Skow ronskn Row 2 Tnmmers Poco nowskn Mundt Noge! Chcrewxcz Row 3 Woloszyk Doerr Pot no Schmldt Lanes team un con junctnon wnth Chncogo s cmnuol drive for cu clean er clty Student flnczrtcx rs responsnble for Lanes student budget 0 Lane Tech Annual TRAFFIC ENGINEERS mann C A M C L Sebert H Jens n C d gen a o aucr 2 C BI k R Lo ren R Brend R Kle gh E Vanden urgh R Bauman P Strom Cro M G U U c u z a z ck t ousk zus M ann Rau h nc-cke Hennu HI nak Schre b n ecson o ak Pa e Kram Ash Bohik An on Make Engl h Bedna VanDenbu gh Strateglsts In the fight against accidents Here are some of the heartues who through faur and foul weather perform a real task That s no overstatement enther for every day the traffic englneers must be on theur posts protecting the Loneutes safety The chief of the guards as George Kruse and under hum are captains Kenneth Olson Jww Herdegen and Ruchard Durava The tratfc engrneers ore under the capaole gurdon t Mr Srebert who makes the rounds every rnornnng of the corners of Roscoe Cornelm and Adduson to see that the boys are on the o Whale nn the school area the students rvus abide by the rules of the school If laws are broken by the students at ns up to th trotttc engnneer to deal wnth the offender The Lane traffnc engnneers boast the proud record of not one accrdent an their many years of servuce to the school Mr Ssebert and George Kruse plot the morning traffnc battle June 1950 Raw I. E, Herm ,, . Hen, R Src gevwal, K. Olson, G. Kruse, . , . I , . e , J. H r Q , R. M 3 n, R, B -, D. Qnce. Row . . OC , .. vg , , . I , . 'T , V I - b ,- E. B Crow, J. Hoscl, Is. Kulcwa, H St: ndhofk J. c ruff Row 3. S h If , Z r y I, Pwo r I, Awrs , Qrle, S J,G'Iff,V1 ': 1 r, nn. I , . C3 . Row 4. GI , N w , gu , , , Q, dere , s , ns , V, Y O I I I I , .. . , . . I . . . . , -' ' ' I I , Q , L f N,-' 1 ' l ' '- ' ' ' ce o X ' 1 I ht I b. ' ' I- A . . e . l-IALLGUARDS HALLGUARD OFFICERS I Row I Berganskn Hanson Res hke Mr Schmuegel Reschke Degenhardt Domke Fredrnckson Row 2 Freztag Colluns Palcer Clrne Herdegen Wysocke Duke Renger Row 3 Westphal Warren Doerr Andros Frerburaer Welzn C-r rnyshev Endres Row 4 Grrgsby McCall Kasper Hee Nademk Chrrst Sext Chief George Reschke Assnstant chlefs Jerry Fredrlckson Robert Clrne Robert Hanson Robert Wysocke James Herdegan Edward Berganskl Donald Colllns Robert Domke, Erwln Reschke Erwm Endres Can you remember the furst tnme you got duscuplune? Of course you can lt was probably due to the ettucnent system of the Lane Hall guards whuch apprehended you In the perfor mance of some foul deed Although some ot you may have some special names you would lake to call the hallguards they are usuallv gnven the followung offncual classufucatlons lll Lunchroom C25 Campus and Parkmg lot Q33 Bulldmg guards l4l Washroom Patrol The purpose of the hallguards as to mann tam order keep the school and campus clean fund locate and return lost articles and direct trafflc durmg general assemblies 92 Lane Tech Annual The organuzatlon recrunts nts members from who are wrlllng to sacrifice thelr study perrod Guards become ottncers when they show evnd ence of leadership and are recommended by some ottucer rn good standmg Each perlod of the day ns In charge of an assustant chuet who has from one to three captams fave to enght lueutenants and about 75 to lOO guards The chret of the guards a long wnth the faculty sponsor organuze and mamtaln order and dusclpllne nn the group throughout the semester - I 1 1 1 1 I l 1 T' I1 vnl' T I l . I . I I A I I I I , . ' ' ' . , students who volunteer tor this service and ' I I 1 ' ' ' 1 Q I ' ' ' ' - ' ' 1 1 I ' ' - . I u . I I I I Mr. Schmnegel and George Resclnke duscuss hallguofd efflcnency. V'l ,VT A freshue, no doubt. The lod'3 Slipping nn, Not outf HALLGUARD II Row l. B. Wusfafke, C Wnse, H. Roromo, R. Cline, J. Herdegen, E. Berganskr, R Hanson, E Reschke, Mr. Schrmeqel G. R-:-schke, E. Degennarclf, R Domke, O. Frederlckson, R. Wysockc, E Endrcs, D Colllns ROW 2. H Grclndl, M. Byfnor R. Klelch, E Nlckel, W. Gousmon, F. Mlkruf, R. Matthews, R, Anderson, W. Arrnlsfead L. Pawlowskl, D Swelbes, K. Sovcllllz, T. Erboch, H. Koloa E. Denton. Row 3. R. Bobowsku, T Gawlk R Wlclonfck I. Lance, K. Rlcnd, D. Frearlckson C. Les J. Yellow, A. McK.ll:p, V Correo, D Krficl, L. Mouse G Lofws, R Londwchr T .Morgan G, Hola. Raw 4. R Larson D Sfonkc T Qolnfoa B Roc, H Dahl, F. Monloff, K Kmfgcr, R. Eovncr, Wm, KODDCVWOUTC' Alexander, J. Tafoolce G Crzon, R. Pscnko, W. Hee,E Olson A Schott, P Chcfnyshev. 7fze .Bam Unexcelled in harmony arrangement and direction- The concert band is on the ball when it comes to providing entertainment. It takes advantage ot all occasions tor performing, as at Lane concerts, assemblies, and the June graduation ceremonies in the Lane Stadium When our parents have visited Lane at open house, they have been serenoded by the band. It participates also in many contests. The number of pieces in the band usually is about one hundred. It has no string section like the Lane Symphony Orchestra, but its wind section is much larger. The players are regular music students and those from the general courses. Under the supervision of Captain G. P. Hutt, the band makes full use of its equipment in .Q sg fi Owl auike Riey apnski art hore Neiman T fgartnr Lucarz auer Welis Forsiin Ntson Branio Turnino Watson Mulnx North Neumann Row 2 Lon-bcrao Vaitsas Beuter Brandon Scharton Braaach Hensel Wterz Bake Frazzetto Yingiing War necke DeIPiIar Nieaerqueii Siegrist Dawson Shavkin Erckson McConnell Zack Rakow Mpoen Rofherrnel Nielsen Raw 3 Melson Raebe Louria Rosinski Damiano Haii Loboazinski Schultz Lcmanski Antosz Gre sser Sci-ine Lane Tech Annual - - - music to suit- the most discriminating taste keeping the distinctions it has earned over a long period, Honorable membership has been given to the players by the Musicians' Union, and the band has been rated as the best in Chicago high schools. Another use ofthe band is unique. Since its players are excellent sight readers, it is used as a device with which tea- chers intending to become music conductors are tested, r E K i Q 3 Lane has o large music collection which is used constantly It gives members a wide ex- perience in different kinds ot music by being used constantly tor practice. Even though the membership of the band changes constantlv because of graduation, the high rating of ex- perienced players still continues. der Camgone Christan Tiedel Jones Kunlman Sassetti Hasselmann Ano-en:-waz v:n'efv-urro Ancirancwtz Greco Sansone Sfacxnk Koehnxe, Speelrnari Row 4 Sash Eiggus Skorcz Campbell Nucco Heiistrom Sobesk Kuklinsk Piper Alton Clavio Frame Sfcucdle vonn-no Patton Gost, QQ, 5 JQSDDX, HQ,N,:h Mencgr-ni Koopenhoeffer I::let Kel-ogg 'Weber l-lets Litoria Olson Collyer Anncre c. June 1950 95 743 .Erma The talents of many individuals-- The orchestra has become well known a- round Lane because of its many fine perfor- mances, There are many factors which have made for its success, Like the good workman with his tools, this orchestra is well equipped. lt is standard in instrumentation, having a large section of strings, and wind and percus- sion instruments. The variety in each section is complete, The wind section has its flutes, oboes, clarinets, bassoons, and tubas, the i string section its violins, bass fiddles and ce - los. Students who participate in its performances are in two general classes, the regular music course students, and the ones who take music . In '. ' ., i VIOLINSYNosol, Concert Master, Pagos, Brunner, Noshan Smith, Gimoel Raich, Kroeppler, Golemis, Fohlmeister, lsraelscn, Vorner, Snermon, Zdebski Wright, Johnson, Jenkinson, Beion, MOLA3-Koitchuk, Noirnon, Pitrzak, Ellison Gillispie, Slate' Jonnsan. CELLOS-Elum, Kaettgen, Janczak, Fink, Ethridge, Kaiser, Kullfcx, Dechow. EAESES-Ellison, Riark, Holich, Valentino, Verdun, Eutzen. FLLTES-Tumino, Watson OBCESfForslin, Erania CL.ARlNETS-Lauer, Lucorz Thiergortner. 96 Lane Tech Annual 5 0 --blended in one accord to produce superb harmony os on extro subject, They proctice with eoch section seporotely, ond Ioter join for o full group reheorsol, The orchestro's efficient work hos been demonstroted ot Lone concerts, ot the Christ- mos holidoys ossembly, ond ot the Mosk ond Sheors ploys. When ploying for the Mosk ond Sheors, the orchestro is cut down so os to hove o first group in eoch of its sections. Mr. Poul Schneider hos been directing this group during o long period of outstonding success. In the Chicogo High Schools orchestro competition it hos ronked superior for neorly twenty seven yeors. MASK AND Sl-IEARS J l J 5 l . .. fl r , - 8 5 I fl I o Al r T i el 5 . 9 1 '- I 4 l 5, Q- A .- tech , I . - 'r ' - ' i Row Row Row Row Borsch Pusaterr Jackson Weber Fallbacher Lynge ODonnell Nellson Pasternak Stewart Grltner Alperstan Garrison Muscarello Rachter Gooerner Tmney Vankast Pawlowskr Arrnrstead Hobart Baldaccmr McDermott Andros Bauer Karnunskr Tatooles Duke Prcsrdent Bull Jackson Vrce Presrdent John Fallbacher Sec Treasurer Ken O Donnell Sgt at Arms Gus Pusaterr Stage Manager John Borsch Sponsor Mrs Weber Have you heard words luke on stage ew cues 7 Thats how rt rs wrth the Mask and Shears to whom work rs a tradutron Thus se 'nester s play the 87th productron rs a verv humorous one called No Soap lt wall be added to the record as the former plays were a suc cess Looking back It IS anterestlng to exam me the productions whrch have been put on Some of the bug ones were lt Happened at Mtdnrght Atomic Blond Room Servlce and Murder at Random The play Arsenic and Old Lace was so enjoyed that nts performance has 98 Lane Tech Annual been repeated just ask Mrs Weber the sponsor about the work required and see how hard rt really rs The scripts must be prepared props must be provrded and rehearsals held All necessary thrngs have to be accounted for and perfectly prepared for that openrng nrght The bacl- stage us In a hustle for thrngs happen that are not rn the scrrpt lt rs an rnterestrng fact that many of these boys hope to be full tame actors rn the future l- , Q f . , f ' - 3- ' , , ' , , ', ' f - I ' ll '- , . erybody, curtann's gorng up, or, watch those lt sounds easy when names are run off, but II I ' - ' . 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D I I I I ' Stage Crew wl C He sel D Duke R John on J He degen J Wener J Weutlau J Le au A Yuen A Ka ner T Anderson Camera l Action l Here s the organnzatlon that provides the lughts for the camera and actuon of the Lane assemblles It really does nts part too when a Mask and Shears performance or any other program IS bemg gnven The dnfferent lugh s must be controlled for brlghtness and blending of color There are backdrops curtams and stage props to be set Sound eaulpment IS an other department whlch they help to keep In workung order Thus rs very nmportant for there rs no assembly ID whuch It rs not used to some extent Stage workers get much pract cal expert ence which can be used easlly ln the future Call them the unseen performers of the stage June 1950 101 I I O must be operated, including spotlights which I-IGNOR SUPERIOR HONOR ROLL Rowl Reschke Andronowtz Straub Sponholz Brown Mr Thue Mr Smlth Mr Melerdlerks Mr Hunter Ham mond Zarzyckn Boruckl Row Masters Nelsen Grawe Meyer Stark Bener Hautala Jans Leahey Marthaler Noecker Fupmaka Howe Row3 Bohl Jams Bable Leuus Booras McConnell Kalzewsku Endres Johnson Anderson Patton Rolten Row 4 Froberg Hofmeuster Legere Reschke Bornberg Gapp Leahy Marcus Sllwa HONOTITSUCIETY National Honor Soclety J,- Presldent Charles Hammond l Z: Vnce Presudent Phullp Zara 'Sf Secretary Robert Sponholz Treasurer James Brown Sponsor Mr Hunter Our chapter of the National Honor Soclety performs a valuable servuce not only to the school but to the communuty Thus It does by strnvlng for leadershup character service and scholarshup In order to galn membership nn at one must make use of three trants keepmg an mnnd that by domg so he truly Improves hnmself One ponnt to stress IS that the honor boys are not necessanly read tal bedtnme book worms The fact IS they are the ones that do lead ln the extra currrcular actuvntles Here are some examples Joe Fontana captam of the baseball team .lam Cherry a tune swam 102 Lone Tech Annual mer Endres and Goshorn trac4men Nueman on the tennas team Well lets hope that everyone has gotten the pount Laneltes who have become members can say they have benefrtted ln many ways At thas point we will put IH a plug for Mr Hunter the sponsor slnce It ns mostly through has help that beneflts are received Members are an ed an every way relatmg to scholarships an college careers by havung consultatuons an opportumtles for takung many scholarshlo tests Then too the members develop ambn tnon and a feellng of achievement l - b ff - g ' I f f 1 - 1 . I , . I I , . , - I 1 - - f . 1 I , , , , - -, 0 U., errno-sf. ., ,- ,:,, r-.. .-. . ' ' . 7' lf 4 . 1. . .fn .. ' Q ,.-:V ' l ' . , 1 X Q' - 1 wg.. 5 I T h l : D . . I ' A , ' 1 I ' 1 1 I l ' I 1 ' - 1 1 . . . h 4 ' L ' - 1 I - Il I ' ' . . d n - . . . . - . . l I V - ' I . I I - SOCIETY HONOR SOCIETY CANDIDATES Rzw I. G Roskf: D Dccfchm H Wcgrzm N' Hhmym D EMM R Lear. R Lgn QV E KQw:1Jsk1,G HQ-,Cf Rza 2 J ECC' R 'lclzzn A M: K- p H Q'i'n'!' R Fdins R lov-when 2 Ferfmg r, .'.r nffr N' F-nfisgrszn Q Pc Jnur ,f I Hosss Jnnonn I1 Hfn Prnqf E, D Emu RM, A R ch Juc J er CC or J Ku LJ ff EQ R EC fu FW HONOR SOCIETY I UW McCJnnCl I Eqr on B Q unmflm Zoro Hammond M Hunter Srwonhoh Brown Dom. W dcbwq Goshorn Row 2 gowns P Wx Q D Ho! off T Henman N J E Dol NV on n nq 'V Anqronowwtz onmno J dm NWO R W 3 .mwnsm F Scnnm worhuf I U work J Emms T Dun -, G :J Hossd vvonn J Sv. orkmsz Jw -1 ww rs ucnnu gn 0 Qvvkw C, Hcnruc s VT J VW K W F r uw VY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY HG W -4 -ng v JZ uv, C COVE 5 SZLWNK , V' K 1 TU, 'Jr Ruw 3 'J f F G -Y R ' T Ez N T Pu F EJ . K k JQ F Jr E as kc J f ckx, R NNI , R sf R Q J R, YZ R nz CK' -V 'A' ' 7 'J ws' ,V ' I I A 5 J i 2 sz 1 2 V , R f pi 9 C ' l , ky I , - .l , , r , R V iq V -, J , J A , 4' -I , N J E A iq I , ' R 'J k, X D 'G . J 'J umm H U , F - I 5 I , N 1 J -' F Hc P Dc' cu J no ' II -K V - 'u CI C, 5 vw A 4- R '1 N 1 to A G LI R I R ,I H f- A ' ' J M D P J '1 si 1 I1 J WJ' dt J XL' NC. K 3' 1 P who Q R 2 R Ko W nw f' I I 1 l , V 1 I f Y f 1 I J is I , I 5 . I , T 1 , I I , Q I K R .N J ' . ,, C..I D :1L'wQz.mk ' - , F '.'L.nu' R iuznfdz V' val' H 31.9, C W mf,-,lr-1 D Y I 23: , Ez n C Lv'i C C' -' Q V hm, v- I x , i2 W P ' . - ,an S T: . R RQ 'nc' E ,Cobol-, E R Q' ' f-:ma R Zclng . i:.J'. 1- ' E Egfwg E gC..Q E'Q'i' C . -I ng Rzv. 3 Q C'-cfm P F'::e Q SJ:-: Z S:x:n:m -r-1 ,, x i 5 V-'+g':n2 '3: HT 5, 'Sci - Y S cps: R,w 4 Q E' 'wx N EST C: Re :nbc-2 K 59.94 L4 Dah, R Kew, 1 C I-IQH ng I 'CJ 'LCC R Ru qw ' x f ' 1'Cl LOT ,l K s, c B The Key Club IS an lnternatnonal servace and soclal organlzatuon sponsored by the Klwanls lnternatuonal It consists of honor students wuthln the hugh school who are nn thelr sophomore junlor and senior years Lane Tech s chapter us now three semesters old Asade from nts weekly meetings the club meets twice each year wnth :ts sponsor the Lake Vuew Klwanls One meetung IS held at the Belden Stratford Hotel and the other takes place at school The meetnngs generally In the nature of a luncheon are for the purpose of reporttng achievements and dnscussmg plans To galn membershnp nn thas organuzatlon as the hope of most honor students and the only Oef 'VSV method of nomnnatson IS by teachers wuth cluo approval Each year the Key Club lnternatuonal holds a natuonal convention to which all of nts mem ber organrzatlons are lnvlted to send repre sentatrves This year the convention IS to be held at Columbus Ohlo on Aprul 28 and 29 The Lane Key Club IS very fortunate smce the representatives have their expenses pald by the Lake Vnew Klwanus The elected repre sentatlves to the convention thus year are George Reschke the president and Ronald Kamlnskn an outstanding member of the c ub Presudent George Reschke Vlce President Robert Sponholz Secretary Joseph Endres Treasurer Pete Leahy Sponsor Mr R Browne KEY CLUB Row Row Patton Johnson Warnecke Endres Brown Reschke Leahy Lamperf Babbel Anderson Straub M t J F as ers ann ontana Sw erkosk Beaer Cherry Row Laner Hoppenrath Ambroslnl Marcus Hnlqulst Bosco Kamlnsku Row Endres Hammond Brown Hanson Borchers Reschke Sponholz 104 Lane Tech Annual 1 I C .Tx 1- ox x X N x EY t l LU X1 l r xxfa I . . . . . . .. I . I l. , , , , , , , , . 2. , , , 's, , I , ' , . 3. , , ' , , , , . 4. , , , , , , . BUSINESS STAFF Rfcger VonDrr ovk Brown Mov ut over hrs woy WRITERS Row I Hothowoy Andrew ow us Schell C+:-stor Lompcrt Sc huller Accent on wor COLLECTIONS Kubolc Lcohv Mofbocn Docn Mr Fossler Count those Dennues' Q T ' Carlson, AHcrodcs, I R 2. P orcrn, , kf ART STAFF suck w n I Young Czubak The begsnnnnq of the Annual takxng form The photogs are on the recenvnng end of the camera CAMERA STAFF Row 2 Brott Manmng Pereth Bonotz Krups D gran Row T Lowe Sarnu lson Charewncz Mr Hagey Skng 108 Lane Tech Annual 'Fr Q1 Pc ,510 a sk' 7: , rf cf P 0 JL . , ' ,V , a-I ' . .4 x-' .- - A Q If Q . . X - - I LINOTYPE I-lemmer, Luzar, Mr, Wade, Caruso. Machines that deliver hot material. 'N ANNUAL PRINTERS COMPOSITION Sfrudeman, Gucciane, Fredericksori, Szczepamalf, Mr Beck, Mr, Ledwon, Rakow, That really looks good? PRESS Milas, Salamorie, Leahy. Skilled hands that guide an intri- cate machine. KT QPVFQWEPFYC QUILL ffl SCROLL l JMB Q59 Most of the members of our school publuca tlons are working for membershlp an the Qu ll and Scroll a goal common to young journa lusts Lone s chapter was establnshed ten years ago and It has had many members despnte the dnffucult requlrements for enternng It A few thousand of your words must be publushed you must have a hugh scholastnc ratung and you must have glven good servlce to your publncatnon Then you must have the final approval of your sponsor The wrlter that meets these requurements and becomes a member receives a member ship ldentlfncatuon and a years subscruptuon to the Quull and Scroll a gournalusm magazine ln case you ve wondered what value the mem bershnp has besrdes thus and the honor It glves let It be known that members are wanted un colleges for their publucatuons too The Qu ll and Scroll also provides opportunntnes for scholarshups through the various contests It sponsors The pnvlleged few for thas semester are Bob Sponholz and Sam DeJohn of the Annual and Tech Prep Len Lagerstedt Ronald Kamnnskl Perettn Demos and Deck of the Lane Danly 2 P ter en P et? Span O7 Lager tcdt Deloh D Dec U0 Lane Tech Annual 1 ND f , ff! XX f AT Xl ill D ll sl l I +l l xy rp-1 X fklm X use ir T ax X5 ff, . ,Q ,15X. x xiii' . ff jf XX . . X . . . . i ' , ' L . 5 . ' . V I I Q l , f . . I I I '- . . . . . , . . - U Row . e s , er i, h l.. Row I s , n, emos, k mil 'ffl 1 lllllllf 4 EdItor In ChIef Len Lagerstedt ASSOCIOTG EdItor Anton Gapp ManagIng EdItor Joseph Bosco News EdItor Warren Wentlnk EdItorIal EdItor Charles Johnson Walter Gast Feature EdItor Walter Tyszko Sports EdItor Bob Peterson DIck Dec4 Copy Executnve Don Maycan Exchange EdItor Peter KleIn Photo Edltor Pete PerettI O Donnell There s no newsboy shoutIng extra but the Clly af Lane does have a daIly newspaper The Lane Dolly has been servIng us for thurty seven years a span In whIch It has gaIned ef fIcIency and experIence Its one obIectIve IS to be a good daIIy paper and thIs It does In many ways Ads of any kInd are prInted for the stu dent Current sports events are revIewed and announced there IS sport analysIs of teams and sport edItorIaIs All other events of Impor tance are wrItten up ID the some manner such as assembIIes by the Mask and Shears club news of all kInds and Items along the creatIve IIne such as artIcles on photography SCIENCE and dad you know? oddItIes Not only do the staff members wrIte but the students The paper goes through the process of copy lInotype proof readIng and prIntIng o process whIch takes a vast amount of team work The sponsors Mrs Kluge and Mr Kue cker are Important guldes of thls team and help It to be successful Rowl Mrs Kluge Brott FreItag Heyd Deck Wentmk Ty zko Klcn Johnson M Kucckcr Row 2 Chare cz Bosco Gapp KamInskI Johnson Cmelga Maycan Uhl ch Mrller Baczynska Hottmgcr Lage stedt Row 3 Sabatello Nelson Usdrowsk Jackson ODonneIl RII Engelmann Cold ell Ftzg bbons KIDD June 1950 'I11 I 'I 13 gb I ' 3- I Q 5 I 1 I I Z I - I ll I 11 - - l I , . I Publishers-Lombardy, Nelson, Usdrowski, themselves contribute articles. I I - 11 11 I 4 - ' I I I I - I I ' 1 . . , , , , , , 5 , I , , Y. . . WI , , , ' ,,,, I , , , , '- J . , , I, , ' , I I , w , I I , . I. M. MANAGERS Rowl W Wcrne Mr Horschkc J Hagel J Brau Senuor Staff Managers Braun Kruegar Laner Reschke Junuor Staff Managers Boettcher McCune Czubak Hansen Hertz Hogel Knakue wuez Koelle Peterson Muller Swanson Sponsor Coach Horschke It you have been teelung as run down as a pedestruan we cant tell whether ut us from playung I M sports or not Padlock Stones would probably deduce the tact that you have nt been playung these sports because they have all the provusuons tor keepung a person un trum Besudes the exercuse they provude an opportunuty tor you to meet many new truends socually Beung an l M manager keeps a person un trum the same way Hus wuts must be keen as he often must make duttucult decusuons He also H2 Lone Tech Annual must be constantly on the move un order to be on the spot as a referee lncudently thus work comes short of beung traunung for umpure work un one way That us no one throws oranges or pop bottles at hum Besudes beung a referee he helps to keep records and helps to get out the apparatus beung used The sports that these boys come un contact wuth are un great varuety ln the Sprung they have volley ball track wrestlung and baseball un the fall soccer basketball hockey and . r, . , . , . n. w 2 R. Lancr R. West, N. Krueger, C. Knakucwucz, J. Lexau, M. Monster -g I I - I I 1 1 1 ' I I I I I Werner, West . , . . . . ' I - . ' . l , . , . . . , . ' . I 1 I I ' I ' ' I M 2I H0761 REGIMENTAL STAFF CADET COLONEL CHARLES HAMMOND Chuck as he ns called by hls many frlends IS well known thro.1ghout the school for has many actlvltles ln addxtlon to being the Cadet Commandlng Offlcer of the Unit he IS President of the National Honor Socuet and the wmner of thnrd prnze un the Natnonal Hearst American History Contest Chuck stall has four hurdles before gra duatuon Cnty Staff tests Federal lnspectnon the Cadet Hop and the Cadet Day Parade CADET LT COLONEL JACK G REITZ Jack dndnt yom the ROTC untnl hrs 2B s mester However hrs outstanding ablllty was soon noted and rn 2A he was made a corporal After th s he rose each semester untll ID 4A he b ca'ne regimental executlve offucer Reltz carries out hrs many duties wlth effncuency and precusuon The great Improve ment that has beer' made In the unlt thus se mester would not have been possuble wrth ont hum C pt Moya J e Cd Malo MII Cd M o Perhaps you can nmagnne the large amount of work required to uniform plan the traln :ng for and keep track of more than sux hun dred cadets For thts strenuous undertaking there as a staff of stx cadet offlcers Flrst there as the Sl Cadet Captaun Schnltz and hls as nstant First Lneutenant Johnson who must keep the records up to date and pstblush the bulletuns and orders of the commanding officer The Intelligence 114 Lane Tech Annual kpf Offlcer or S 2 Cadet Major Jurecky charge of the bulletin board of world mul: tary affanrs and of the regnmental lubrary Cadet Major Muller the Plans and Trannlng Offvcer or S 3 has the task of publishing the trannsng program for the entire unit The S 4 or Supply Officer Cadet Major Farrenkopf and has assistant Lieutenant Smejkal are t e offncers responsible for the Issuing of un: forms to all cadets of th regnrnent l . . ll ll - - ' ' ' ' ' ' . . y 9 V , I . , A . I . . . 5 I . . . I I . . I . 5. . . yi e A H ' H I ' - . . , . . - . . A I ' ' ' - I ' ' . . . T l gr I l - - h . ., -1 or V U . :CA 1 ,WH . .,, ' Cdt. a . Schtltz Cat. r ur cky t. r 1 cr t, Ol r Farrcn o Q , - , 1 IS Il l I - - l - . V I I A ' r ' 1 1 - I . ' . S ' I 1 I V A r I I . . . .- . . n . I e . A Cadets Mayor Benyamuru and Lt Colonel Naael Cadet Lt Colonel Gerald Thompson the commander of our second battaluon started at Lane un hus 2B semester after attendung Senn Hugh School hus furst year Upon arruvung Lane he youned the ROTC and became an actuve member of the Exhubutuon Platoon 2A he left the cuty but returned to Lane 3B and was promoted to the rank of S F C JA he added another actuvuty to hus credut by younung the Rufle Team of whuch he us now Captaun In 4B Gerry became a cadet offucer of captauns rank and also captaun of the llufle Team ln 4A we fund hum commandlng the second battaluon as Lt Colonel Assustung Lt Colonel Thompson us Cadet Mayor Blanchard Blanchard us also a member of the rufle team He us one of the stars and serves under Thompson as co captaun Together these two make up a fune staff for commandung our second battaluon as they really work wel' together Under them are some of tthe best offucers un the regument Both feel confudent that theur battaluon us the best and that Lane as a unut wull take top honors un the cuty thus year Batlzaluon Staffs lst BATTALION Commandung the furst battaluon of our R O T C us Cadet Lt Cclonel Roy Nagel He us assusted by Cadet Mayor Samuel Benyamun Together they are un charge of more than three hundred cadets Roy came to Lane un hus 2B semester and was ummeduately promoted to the rank of ser geant ln 2A he went stull further and became staff sergeant Not satusfued wuth thus he went out for and made the rank of furst sergeant whuch was the hughest rank possuble for hum to attaun at the tume ln 4B Roy became a company commander wuth the rank of cap taun and thus semester funds hum as com mandung offucer of the furst battaluon After studyung machune desugn Much luck to hum' Cadets Lt Colonel Thompson and lst Lt Smycal June l950 115 ' f.. . J fy 1 . xr' x a 2nd BATTALION leaving Lane he intends to attend. l.l.T. at ' ' . . In . I ' I . . in , . . . In , ' ' ' ' OFFICERS of the UNITT BX , t Row l Nagel Muller Sch Itz Hammond Capt Coach Reutz Jurecky Farrenkopf Thompson R 2 Dla k Heltman Johnson Babel Larson Anderson Uhllch Hanson R 3 Blanchard O n Thompson Patuno Tomaszewskl Rosenthal Benjamnn R 4 August Burdscll Engler Smclkal Crane Wllluams Schugart Schmudt Each Thursday and Friday aft rnoon nlnth period Offncers School convenes Here the top thlrty three of the sux hundred and seven ty fave man cadet corps meet to discuss the problems and executive dnffncultres of runnmo the largest junior R O T C unxt an the country These thurty three were chosen nn a com petatlve examlnotlon consisting of written tests practical work and an untervnew Thus together with school and R OTC averages determlnes the ranc and status of the offrcer It us sand that an offrcer can make or break a unit Under the drrectuon of Captain Coach Instructor rn Mrlutary Science and Tactics at Lone the offucers acquure the abuluty to make the Lane unrt a better one At Offucers School tactical problems ceremonral procedures and leadershlp drrll and command are just o few of the things taken up Twenty one of the cadet offrcers are class: fled as lune officers who run the eight com panues one for each period of the day These companues are Inspected every Friday and a 116 Lane Tech Annual record us kept of the averages Near the end of the sprung semester the company wrth the hughest average as consrdered Honor Com plany and a beautiful gold trophy IS awarded t em Asude from tthe strnctly malltary sude of Offlcers School there IS also the sacral Side for whuch the offncers plan varsous octrvntues Thus semester they attended the retirement c remony and dance foor Colonel Munuth at the Northwest Armory the Mllltory Ball and they started a club to carry on outside oc tlvltles The mann oblectuve of the affucers rs to wrn tap place rn the annual federal rnspec tuon conducted by the Department of the Army un May Every year the Lane unrt rs rated as Honor School but It never has been so fortunate as to come out In farst or second place Thus year the offrcers feel confudent that they wlll march down Mnchrgan Avenue at the head of the R O TC unut un Chicago f V I , - 1. - , , ' f , - r r , f ' A Ow . . I rs I, , , , , , , . ow . , we , , , 1 , ' ' . ow . , , , , , , , ' . . D - . '-' r . . . 1 ' . 1 ' I - ' - ' ' ' 11 I - . A 11 - . - - 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 I - . . . . , . , - 1, . . , . , I I I . , . I r - - . . . . , 1 1 ' , - . . 1 1 ' ' I . I .... I COLOR GUARD The Color Guard ns one of the smallest or gannzatuons of the ROTC lt IS under the dnrectuon of S F C Carl Purdy He IS the mul :tary Instructor who arranges the Color guard s outside actnvutues and plans thenr tralmng Under Sgt Purdy ns Cadet Lt Pat uno the cadet offucer In charge of the guard Has mann duty ns to drnll and tram the old as well as the new members of the guard T he fnrst strung Color Guard conslsts of two bearers and two guards The bearers carry the colors and are responslble for their care and the pollshlng of the brass on the staffs lhe guards help the bearers ln their work and clean their own rlfle The national colors ore carrued by Cadet MfSgt Bernard Santow ska Bernie IS also second nn command of the Stevens carrles the Lane regnmental colors Our Color Guard has presented Colors for many school and out of school actuvntues Here at Lane they present Colors for all of the graduatnons the RO medal assemblles football games and any other school actlvu tles where they are needed Out of school they have presente.l Coors for such affaurs as dnnners dances and celebratnons Durlng the past two years they have gone to such places as the Congress Hotel for the Student Councnl Conventuon the LaSalle Hotel for the Amerlcan Leguon annual dance and the Hnppocrates Week celebration held at the Morrison Hotel The Color Guard ns looknng forward to raduatlon and other occasions so that they can prove Lane has one of the best color auards nn the cnty MILITARY INSTRUCTORS Coptom F A Cooch M Sgt H Jacobson M Sgt R Lynch M Sgt P Kulhmon Sgt C Purdy Sgt. K. Crawford June 1950 117 , . . . . ' , . . . S- . entire Quard. The other bearer, Cadet S.F.C. I ' ' ' ' 1 . I - . . I Q , , f Rifle Team Last year we dad a llttle boasting un the Annual to the effect that thls year we would wan the clty champuonshup and have the best team In the state We were able to fulfill thus boast In that the team flrlng ellmmatuon matches wlth other schools nn thus dustruct won out and entered the flnals where lt was vlctorlous flrlng a score of 873 out of a pos suble lOOO pomts The closest team to us was Bowen Hugh School wnth a score of 837 As to whether we were the best team In the state we can only judge thus by the Flfth Army lnterscholastlc match Out of the l3 states that partlcupated In thus match e came out fourth and none of the other schools that beat us was from this state ln addltnon to the cuty champuonshlp match the team also won the coveted Hearld Amer: can chompuonshnp trophy for the best team an Chlcago The men that fared an these matches to wan honors for Lane and the ROTC were Gerald Thompson Captaln James Blanchard Co Captaln Ted Heltman Vnctor Fugalan Walter Schlotfeldt and Robert Vnctor These men are to be congratulated for the hard work that made nt possuble for these honors to come to Lane Next year we wall lose only a small part of the team and we have some excellent ma terlal comung up the ladder to replace our losses There IS one honor that the Lane Rifle Team did not get thus year the Hearst Tro phy and we have hugh hopes of adding thus one to the others of our collectlon next year OFFICERS Captaun Gerald Thompson Co Captam James Blanchard Members of the Flrst Team Gerald Thomp son James Blanchard Ted Hentman Vlctor Flgalan Walter Schlotfeldt Ro bert Vlctor John Broezell Ronald Slaght Boezell Vctor Flgalan Thompson Sqt Jacobsen Blanchard He tma Schlotfeldt Meadows Raw 2 Wttlnger Long MacArthu T es Boezell L Wene Marou Hensel ow St rn Bown Newzell Boh'nan B dell Jakack F nk Hopku Joh son H8 Lone Tech Annual I I I I ' I 1 1 , . 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A I U , Exhibition Platoon Fynk Stack Sono ski schm dt Sgt Kuhlman Patnno Jauch G Id Von Astew schroede 'Var :ck Adamek Ax Br znsk Bond Kdd Hethcoat Cchock Ste ens Lange Mooney Johnsen Mendenhall Matheson Doerr John Tafoya An tadt Sclls Duresa Mnzghon Hntz Molhnhauer Bohrvann Ne zell Bond OFFICERS Captain Clifford Schmidt lst Lieutenant Arthur Patina Instructor MSgt Kulman Many of the cadets who have belonged to this platoon are now officers of the regiment as are the two who and Sgt Kuhlman Acting as platoon leader is Cadet Captain Schmidt Auding him is Cadet Lieutenant Patron Both of these boys are former members of the platoon Although the platoon is not scheduled to participate in any competition this semester it is practicing already for the annual com petition which takes place in November For the last two years our team has tried its best but did not win the meet We feel sure that when the winners are selected after the ncxt competition Lane will head the last Among its responsibilities the ROTC spon sors the Crack Drill or Exhibition Platoon Lane has been fortunate in having one of the finest drill units in the city This year the platoon is under command of Master Ser geant Paul Kuhlman The main objective of the platoon is to be come highly superior This means that the members have to know how to perform each movement of drill distinctly and accurately Once the main lessons are mastered the pla toon starts its fancy drill practice consisting of an elaborate rifle manual Queen Anne Drill by name and a silent marching manual both of which are difficult to learn and execute June 1950 119 Row l. , , T w , ' I , . , V , ul , v. 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Military Band Rowl R Koeppenhoefer Wm Jacoby D Mencarrnr J Hank J Quuck E Sregrrst Row 2 Tummo Gaulke Ynnglung Frazzetto Antoss Chrlstran Campvom Bake Dawson Bac cell: Campbell Nrederguell hasselmann Row 3 L Kuhlman P Montemurro V Tledel J Andronowltz S Sansone C Greco K Jones R Schnreder J Byczek A Bowald C Pxtt I Ekkstrom R Augustyn K Stacknuk K Speel man Row 4 N Frame L Patan R Mannrna W Vartanuan C Kellogg C Scalet J Rothermel R Kuklrnskr C Gaerlnger A Alton Not to be underestnmated among the act rvntres at Lane rs our Mnlntary Band Although thus organrzatnon rs consrdered as part of the Lane R O T C It has its own lnstructmg staff conslstlng of one Instructor Captam G P Huff and seven cadets Cap Huff has been rncharge of the band well over ten years As cadet commander of the unit holding the rank of captaln rs Larry Kuhlman Kuhlmans ands are lst Lreutenant Wnlllam Andronorwrtz and 2nd Lleutenants Mc Connell and Hasselman Also on thus com mandmg staff are three others Richard Rachow the unnt s Furst Sergeant and Drum Mayors Sregrrst and Warnncku The band thus semester consists of srxty seven members Their unnforms are khakr as nn the regular army wuth the exception of their whrte helmets crossbelts and leggmgs ln spectlons are held every Friday under the eagle eyes of Cap Huff The two outstandlng events In whlch the band wrll take part thus year are the Cad t Day Parade and the Federal lnspectlon At the 120 Lane Tech Annual Federal lnspectron two medals wall be glven to the band s most worthy cadets One medal as presented by the army the Band Efficiency Medal and the other by the American Legnon the Amerncan Legion Band Medal During each semester the boys also recenve bars for outstandmg achievements nn the different fields of band and mrlatary work All of the fellows rn our great marchlng band are accomplished musrcuans Proof of thus comes In the fact that members of thus organ rzatron make up the majority of the concert band and the orchestra both of which are out standrng organizations here at Lane Our mnlutary band has attained top rank among unrts of nts land an the country There fore rt rs easy to see why rt ns rn constant demand for such occasions as assemblies football games and many other autsade act lvltles As far as the students and faculty of Lane are concerned the band IS the fun st rn the world ' ' . 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We .wt sf - pfa - ,W H , 4 25510 '5 S g Us w Player, Cheerleader, Spectator...All Indians playing an important position on a great team. WM 541 wk NYE!! -nyc' a n n L ara 1 B and! Olnfa Ne ja d An rson Bryant Nchc f-ch Mahu Hall Moz Senior Basketball n It al y' This was a tam: lax shout to those who attended any of the sensor basketball games By Wally we mean bug Wally Mruk plvot man who led the team In scormg all through the season he was slxth hughest scorer rn Cnty League last year Next year he wall be avmung tor tlrst plac honors Wally wasn t the whole team however for such players as Howard Sarovnch Roe Relble Syfert Quuntas and Hall were all nmportan members ot the team Bull Howard was cap 'I26 Lone Tech Annual taln untll January when he graduated then Al Sarovuch was elected as Balls sucessor Atter Bull was gone Coach Ray Umbnght thought he would have a tough time gettlng a player who could tull the large gap left at the guard positron but Tony Rexble who came up from the Junlors dld an excellent job when he took over The other posutrons were trlled very well Capt Al Sarovuch Jam Hall and Red Roe at the forward posxtnons and Renble Syfert Qulntas and Howard as guards , v,...,,, v ,, . . W., X J - x qi. f A Row l, Co f ll wbrnght, Syl 'rT, S vltcln, Mu k, Rory r V ru s. ' . sl I Row 2. w r , :te , , n rv., , r, , t . Q ' ' I I st k ' w I ' 'I' - ' ' , . . . , 11 11 - A V . .. ' I I 1 - , 1 1 . . . . e - . I . . , . , . . I I ' , 1 , f Z - f 1 . -. L . , . I I 1 4 I . - , , . SENIOR SCHEDULE Lane ,...A,.... 35 Amusdsen ..... 40 Lane .... .... 5 2 Lakeview .E.,.. 49 Lane .... .... 5 2 Schurz ..A.,.,. 44 Lane .... .... 4 5 Roosevelt ...... 46 Lane .... .... 3 4 Senn .... .... Lane .... .... 7 2 Sullivan --- -- 43 Lane E.v. ..E, 5 3 Taft ........ 50 Lane .,.A ----43 Von Steuben --, 48 Lane .... .... 6 3 Waller E, ,.,, Don't be so umpetucus We were beoten for fourth ploce in section by Senn's strong teomg we still ottempt to undo this detect when we meet the Senn teom next seoson in our first gome of the season, Next yeor's team will be o very strong one in spite of the groduotions of Sorovich, Syfert, ond Reible, ond the tough competition coming up next season. The teom will be big, fost, ond rugged, just os lost yeor's te-om. W-4 Rueble comung through Wolly QO95 up ,qcnonj Jumor Basketball C och ch ctc We lost another game but after all ut as a team whlch us unexperlenced Thls was the on lv reason our lunlor team dld not come out on top We certalnly had the maternal wnth play ers luke Genualdl Meske Ballauer Peterson and Bauman These boys all dld their best and they showed up ln typlcal Lane tashuon Although they played most ot the season there were others who played from tlme O trme and they showed themselves to be cap able players These boys were Janson Aceret Wlldner Mcblaughton and Ferguson Thus all new team dld not play a game wan or lose nn which at dld not gave the other team a battle to remember lts record ns evidence of thus the malorlty ot nts games were by close scores especlally the losses Snnce lt was a de tenslve team lt got ott to a pretty wobbly start The players were all lnexperlenced and had never played together before but after a few games they stltfened up and showed that they were One ot the reasons they got as tar as they dld get IS thelr never say due attntude and the strong teelung of sportsmanshnp two essentlals for a wnnnlng team Coach Bull Schaefer has llttle to worry a bout wlth thus qulntet returning next season Hooper Joe Fund r s Keepers 128 Lune Tech Annual ' I U I I A l 5 L. ' - ' ' f I . . . 1 4 ' - - 4 A ' - ' - were not as bad as some people thought they - - - - 11 - 11 v ' f - . . I I I I I , I Lane Lane Lone Lane Lane Lane Lane Lane Wld opt Mck ol c ch Sh Ponies Schedule Amundsen Lakeuew Rooseveh Senn Sulhvan Taft Von Steuben VVaHer Tghf jump un the Ju game MCNQ ghfo M tch June 1950 S2f'27nh,Chicff'cI5hf1SOnQ Geffuiidf f'SnfZylf BQFufZgcuff,on' COOL. f.,COfZ'J .. .e,..v,,A 59 .,,.. 58 .--,e--.-v-42 ' ---,--74 Lane ........., 45 Schurz - - .,.. -50 -e,--w,---47 ------56 -ee--w--,H40 ----w-,--55 -,,--,,-e-42 ' -,--e-,38 -,,-------8O --------- 25 ----,---,-47 --- 64 -----,----48 ------- 69 Baseball Wallenta With five able regulars returning from last season's squad, our Lane baseball team is al- most a cinch to reach the play-offs. Led for the second straight year by second baseman Joe Fontana, Coach George Wallenta's charg- es will be all out to bring the city crown back to Lane A long winter and an over abundant rainy season has stopped the pilsockers from parti cipating in any practice contests The team was schedueled to play the opening league f' W X jf 1, 18' 4 .3 ,Qwest 531 ff ll 4- 5x0 K' 0 XIII rx ur Double play Patak to Fontana to Roth Bs-7-B 130 Lane Tech Annual if A K ,, X O W ci :N T '15 l N- J n I I ' f in JJ J A' '4 A' V 1 9 I Am I, 1 N A . 5 ' F I ,K 1 V fill., :. -T r A 'IA -.L l game April tenth, but the game was cancelled because of the rain. But regardless of handi- caps, the pilsockers are ready when the wea- ther allows The team features an excellent juncor battery un catcher Jum Ferguson and pltcher Fred Schnell Both boys sow plenty of actuon last season especuolly Ferguson who caught every game Backlng these two was an excellent and well balanced unfueld wuth Roth a regular from lost season at furst At second was none other than 5 2 Capt Joe Fontana the short est regular in city competition. Three new- comers filled in ot short and Coach Wallenta never did know whom to start, for Len Kowie- skl Marty Genualdu and Red Potack were all able performers Thnrd base was consld ered o steady lab for lunlor George Cardls Though the team had no cnrcult Ioutnng as a whole outflelders Bob Rneter Nntnfant and Don Etramel supplied ample power and proved themselves tume and ogann Other boys who contrubuted to the cause were Ray Grund Connie Subelowskl and Bob Supecku Row Potok Kowleskr Capt Fontana Coach Wallenta Wuldner Cardls Stramel Sabolew s r Row Tompklns Schnell Mefford Roth Behons Suchecku Cho onoto Mgr Carlson Row Bonsugnore Natotun Grund Marshall Genuoldu Jensen Muchaluk Row Gotho Th nonder Gustafson Flsher Kowalskn Gorman Row Stapafora Scorna Cern Pmczak UIQ -I+ I ni' 5 NE FNS 6 -Ame i- June 1950 'l3'l l. , ', , , , , ', , . k. 2, A , , , , , ' , , . . 4. , c , , A , ', . 5, , , ', . f 13. .' ' NE W, 5 f ' 9' J .L . ',' 3 ., 4 , 'I l ' ' ..- ' T I - - 47 f 1 t 'F f 0 1 F I . 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Q CYP' l ,- 1 - I ' I l , 4 WRESTLING Despute the fact that our matmen started the season wuth a relatuvely unexperuenced team they managed to funush un a tue for sec ond place un North Sectuon Led by Capt Jer ry Junter the team suffered only one loss un sux matches They romped over Evanston Wells Crane and Schurz They were tued by Austun and took a defeat at the hands of Tul en The team was hurt early un the season wuth the unelugubuluty of Max Ponder and a late season unuury to Jum Fuccuolo Both Ponder and Fucuolo were out of the Austun contest In the after season cuty meet the team dud not fare too well Jerry Gunter and Sam DeJohn were the only matmen to place Delohn cap tured thurd place at 127 and Gunter managed a fourth spot at l2O Both boys placed un thc cuty meet the year before What wull hurt the squad most us that ut wull lose seven regulars un Ron Hogfelt ll2 Capt Jerry Gunter l2O Sam De John l27 Jurn l Dcge ha dt Delolnn Gruc Gettung tued up Deaenhardt uccuolo I38 Pete Peterson l-45 Ernue Degenhart 155 and through graduatuon Re Barber 5 uche Pete Eckerly l-logtelt Cleav Nykpl c ee bee. m Plozack Oebv Calloaru Schnc 'ZTTTM frm. .af ' x I r f r fu ' I - , . I I . - z .. ,. .. A 'L-V, 1 , . A V , k y ' 4 , , F Q , g 4 fu dur I I I f 1 - . u I 1 2 Row . n r , . , u 1 r, Rav- 2, Kr t n, rsoru, , , r , r , Row 3. S hnu d r, Swu , S uth, r V - u der, Barber :ff M1 W1 U W v u- . . M , .A ' r -Y ' .KI , Y A ' 1 PE' 4 - 'ff , KW ,af vi - ., ' ' ' I T y ' . h ' 443. s -. .u h 'M . , Q' . W Soccer Coah Hal The whustle blew' The game was over' Lone had won the cnty champnonshrp oy beatrng Crane 4 to O Lead by the excellent coachrng of Coach Hall the lronheads fought their way through a tough season After achnevmg se ond place In the North Section they went on to wan the clty champuonshlp Our splruted attack was lead by the fune playing of Captain Grlndel McKulllp Spyros Romancheck and Rosenberg In the forward lme At halfbock such frne players as Kurth Swanson and Marshall stood as an rmpene trable wall ago nst the opponents forward lme Our second defense conslsted nn our two excellent fullbacks Wesley and Mudloff and our star goalie Paulowsku who certainly ploy ed wonderful ball all season ls rt any wonder Mako ak Mothesen Psaldas Calson R R b S G dl oman P I r ill iam elf City ? Qc x g v JJ fo 4. NKT that such a supernor team won the champron sh p? Our hopes for the coming season are verv brrght hughlughted by the return of Spyros McKnllup Marshall and Mudloff The addrtron of Reda and Dan Cornush who brnngs hrs skull from England wall be a great help to thus year s team Many new and fune players from the second strung are to full the posutrons left open by the graduates The Soccer Team rs constantly looking for new blood especrally freshmen and sophomores to carry on rn later years The lronheads are looking wrth great antrc :patron towards the start of the new season wrth the hope of wrnnrng next year s champ lonshlp hek Ha nnton o k K tl' S onson Wesley Romonchek M Hall Wodka MCK Il p osen C g py os re n a M pl'y K a kha dt Vath Domke Ma shall Mudloff Gold Welz n 4 R ddell W tthah Pappa Pete son Hatha oy Ande so S ffe mo Frank JK IA g P f S if I I , - 4 . , ' It df, V' ., 1 f 4' Ii' 7 - , -s f? , . ' U 7 . t l y . f 7' J ,ff ' 1 . , ,, 3 I I . C e K Q' . l L t Q U . ' ' c- U .T Q l . . ' I I I I , . . . . ' . ' I I I ' 1 1 I ' . I I I ' r I I ' I . ' . . I . . ' . . , 1 1 ' ' Row l. c wr , 4 , I , r , 1 , rrl , Row 2, , i 1 , r , r , I , w ws 1, ur ,, w , , , r Row 3. ur . , r 5 . r , , , r , , , r . Row . I , n n, s, r , w , r n, i r nn, . I :- A ' j Z I I I Q ' . .. 2 ILQi,i,lv I. I in r , ,I - .T -ff 6-s Reach 4 r another r Card Swimming ,v.,.,.-q-- -A-4' f -rs.. SENIOR SWIMMING 134 Lone Tech Annual 1... Il-.L., ICT' 'T-.L ..l.. Rowl Stand ng Newman Coach Butler Gllbcrg Hartmann Anderson Marthaler Clotfelter Reese Sonnenle ter Kerbal Wne Preston Greusbach Bastan Row 2 Capt Felz Pusater Fleuschhacker Fo Acre OI er Lev ne Preston Borg Conn Kay Fully Row3 Klllan Adanr Busch McElroy Topp Duese State Meet of l950 Lane has lost the state meet three tnmes ln a row and as more than anxlous for a come back Next year may well tell the tale The sensatnonal Gora wall be back for another year Experts have declared Gay Rosser to be luttle short of the stature of Gora as a free styler and medley man Stan Schubert ns a sophomore and looks luke a top flught swnmmer Tammy Preston Paul Pusaterl Bobby Ander son George Sonnenlelter Johnny Tymlnskl Eugene Addus Donald Kutyna Carl Zuber Jerry Gube, all are back for another year, so the sensor team wall not be wnthout help next year A three way spllt with New Truer, Evan ston and Lane wlll make the state meet more interesting Lane fell to thnrd place In the state meet un February after the home pool had been closed for two months Frankle Gora set two national htgh school records 23 3 for the 50 yard freestyle, Sl 5 for l00 yard freestyle, to add to has lust which already Included natronal records for the 200 yard freestyle, C2 00 77, and the 220 yard freestyle, K2 12 53 Rosser won the 200 yard freestyle In the prellmunar nes and fell to thnrd IH the finals Hll Koop Coach Newman was recently presented wnth a plaque by the swlmmung teams of l950 to commemorate fifteen years of undefeated cnty meet competltuon Nnne out of fourteen tnmes the Lane sensors have won the state meet were second four tnmes and an l950 fell to thnrd Total 69 cnty and state champ nonshnps an fnfteen years 'Q elif-Af. A RANK T June 1950 . ' ' ' - V - - v--Q -Q- - A Y - , Y - Y E .,Q,gffT ' -,.-,,, - , , H , . .. en X 1 I ' f 11 . . ' 1 Q k 5 ' J ' x t - i - , 1 , I . , , , , I , r I r 1 V r I ' - A f l, V X, f 'V 1 ' 1 f , f r I - ' I V 1 1 1 I 1 I ' r 4 ' I I 1 1 ' , I I I ' A I I I I . . . 4 A 135 CROSS COUNTRY uso Keller ..-.TL S Edelman Ha er Once agaun as the summer our beguns to soften the crosscountry team starts uts proc tuce Last fall because of a green team and a tew unfortunate unuurues the team broke uts strung of nune consecutuve cuty champuonshups and took second behund Steunmetz Hugh and fourth un the annual Sun Tumes meet Theur last mule Bendsen Sowder Caruso Endres Musser Bowers and Brucknell nf' Chmele k Endre Gunter Hart Hedlund DeNorruo Goshoorn Herng B Sowder Brckruell Coach Farber There were only three Iettermen return ng from the 49 campaugn Joe Endres Don Brucknell and Jum Bowers Don Brucknell pul led a muscle lust before the cuty meet and Jum Bowers broke a leg un the Sun Tsmes meet These unuurues knocced out two ot our best men Coach Suebert, who was wuth the crosscoun try team for over twenty one years, was changed to the bowlung team, and Coach Far ber tooc over the uob When the call goes out agaun un the tall for candudates for the team a maloruty ot the let termen wull be mussung Thus June all of the present Iettermen and at least three of the turst ten wull graduate Among them wull be Caot Joe Endres, Don Brucknell, Jum Bowers and Fred Musser June 1950 137 - . 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Track Under the gundance of a new coach who has much new maternal the sensor track team as workung hard to make a good showing IH the annual Cnty champnonshrp The new coach as D Farber formerly of Hyde Park who IS dorng a good job H Y gf X-.I 09 ln the Indoor meet at the Unlversnty of Chncago Lane took a frfth place The boys who scored ponnts and took places were Alen L3 Lange who was second In each of the pole 4 vault and the hugh pump Len Stretch who was fourth an the pole vault Ca Capt Glen Sawder who was fourth rn the half mule and Jae Endres who took a dlsputed fourth m the mule run F., Ni Don Brrcknell who took a flrst ln the prelums of the half mule pulled a muscle an the runnung of the 880 yard relay and was put out of the scaring column Row Row Row Row 3 SENIOR TRACK TEAM Sower T rdy Wegryn Mann ng Coach Farbe Goldbach Stre ch ush Feddern Hormann Meyer Brott Herdegen Koss Benton Keller Stampanato Caruso Stefely Bendsen Bracknell Lange Loftus Chrnstensen Kallas Edelmann Feuerabend Wstafke Johnson Stencll Denoma Kmmel Bowers Hermg Jil 138 Lane Tech Annual j? A l i 1 T ,f I 5.2 ' . -,, A. ' ' ' S X . 4 X . ' 4 nif K z R 1 T . ', . 9' 'Q . ' U ' nfl-'fd NV- ' , - , L . ,. .. , ' ' 5 5 'W ' . ' h I ' . . . . I . f . , ' - , 5 I 1 --- ' 'Ei ... lt , v , , I , r, , I , R , 2. , , , , , , , . 41 ' ' , H , ' , ' , ' , '. , ' , f , ' , Y 'i I fs A 2 - .4 V, N .-A S - , V ., l X x g T A .T V E X .1 ,L 3 A . Q , q - ll s r' t I l X 'l . :J .N l, Al .X T f Q' 1 1 1 .Q lj- j-Ll.l-..: 8f ' - , ROW Row ROW ROW ROW The lunnor track team has had a very good season meetnng and beatung some of the best teams un the Cnty The nndoor relay team made up of Bull March Scott McKay Duck Colby and Captaun Tom Lambert had a good season goung through undefeated and placung second only to Tulden on the cuty tnnals Low hurdiers Andy Camugaro and Don Semple dad a very good job an helping the team out when ponnts were needed Allen Leb was a very consnstent wnnner an the 660 yard run and was also the best tumor hugh jumper Shot putters Joe Nei epa and Doc Zara were tops IU that depart ment and Descher starred In the tnple broad rump Hart Nalepa Knoeopel Leb March Larnpert Mackay Lange Bush Foltm Walsh Colby Fagerberg Crown Bardo Zngmond Schla-:ks Kerns Eder Woioszyk Mall Skowrowskn Johnston Johansen mgte Camugnaro Dybal Burek Anderson Mcwherter Deosy Bneltnskn Kletnhardt Lews Cchorn Jasunsku Hlrnak scnumacker Dastk Remus Fontana Leone Plum Brxstol Kurpe sk Koch Frazer Tucker Nftahlo Munzenrnav Htftrnan The tense moment June 1950 2. , ', , , , , , 3, , , , ,,,A ' , , 4. , , , T , , , I ., 5 , ' , V , , , Row 6 I w I t ' t , . . 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I ' 11 11 - I - Crew Team Rowl lngstrup Sweabes Stanke Brott Wells Banz Hanson Maka Mr Heflan Sanhamel Herdegen Taulor Donosh Fea abend Mazurek Row 2 Baczynska Kurbyum Kapp Kruempelstaedter Osteream Jowler Pellock Sabak Heal rove Brusseau Baron Row3 Nazaraan Shapan Eracson Sanders Domkowsk Slater Gran Rothas Fatzpatrack Fmfer Schweda Q Row 4 Baoraahl Varner Meyer Kolas Malarska Sokolska Klappel Blaszanska Gober Schafer The Lane Crew as one of Lane s most anter estang clubs There are about lOO members who row an the eaght oared racang shells you may have seen zappang about the Lancoln Park lagoon Lane as one of the few hagh schools an the country whach anclude rowang as a part of thear athletac programs Thas has been made possable through the cooperataon of the Lancoln Park Boat Club whose shells and other facalataes we use the more outstondang because the Crew as practacally Lane s only team whach as up agaanst nataonal competataon ln the Nataonal Regatta at Detroat an l949 we took a hard fought fourth place whach as really somethang to boost about for on anexper enced crew Thas year we expect to do even better Much of the credat for the team s success as due to the coach Stanley Grzeskowska Lane 42 who as doang an outstandang job wath both fresh men and Varsaty The boys turn out Monday Wednesday and Fraday afternoons Many of the races are held Sunday afternoon The farst race of the season wall be agaanst Culver Our hope for the Nataonals 6 J Malatary Academy Next we w ll race St Machaels of Chacago then St John s Malatary Academy of Delevan Was After these meets the team would lake to attend a meet an Phalodelphaa but af that as too far they are defanately goang to the Central States Champ aonshap Regatta to be held an Detroat Mach agan Tl aculty sponsor of the Crew as Mr Heflan wno urges all freshmen wath strong back and the wall to wan to turn out for the Crew OFFICERS Presadent James Herdegan Vave Pres Robert Hanson Secretary Al Wells Sergeant at Arms Doraan Taylor Coxwarn Bob Heal Coxwaan George Sabak Busaness Manager Eugene Brott works out at Lancoln Parlf -'wuz 'Y T'T'U a 1 ' a A A I I 1 1 lf I r I A 1 l ' . ' 1 1 1 I - ' I - . ' I ' ' I . 1 I ' . as r ' . I I Lane's crew has o fine record which is all ' . I . . , , . I ' a ' - . 1 - I 1- . , T A -,-.--- , f'- --- - - iz. - - f' -J - Q ' V A ' 1 M 'li Z - A eh.- -- 5 I l W I . h ll ' -1, TENNIS W wl Coach Sheofcr Kuklo Bnernof Olson Nieman Row 2 Courduon Bucmockn Fugolon GOLF Row I Wh fel cod Wukon Garot Jaws Wslbrughrs Row 2 Luck Rodugucz Usdrowsku Bene-r Johnson Swanson Row 3 Rzcwnncku H rhcoot Kane Konc Borchers Fencing Coach Rothe's 3 musketeers came very close to winning the state championship Kraft Cup meet at U of Chicago in spite of being the expected underdogs, After easily rolling over Senn's and University's second teams, they beat Senn's first team, who had just beat Austin's first team, However when we fenced Austin for the cup, we lost out. We were then beaten by University's first team and put out of competition, while Senn and Austin fenced for the cup, which Senn won 5-O, En gordef Again coming close to high honors, the musketeers placed second in the Chicago Pub- lic High School Championship Foil Meet held at Senn High School. After Austin had beat Crane Tech, the Lane boys picked up their foils and surprisingly surmounted Austin, who had beaten Lane in the state meet the week before, We won by the nice score of 5-l. Schneider and Berger won their two, and Schell one. ln the finals, Senn got the lead and beat us 5-3, the exact score with which we had beaten them in the state meet. Schneider won one and lost his other two by close scores of 5-4, Schell won one and lost one, while Berger also won one out of three, Herb Schell, Neil Bereger, and Carl Roth are expected to form the backbone of next year's team, fencing side by side with Vic Figalan and Bob Erickson, Captain Paul Schneider is the only one graduating, and next year's team is expected to be championship material in spite of the fact that our boys only got to the semi-finals in the individual, held at Senn the next day. Mr Rotlic N Berger C Roth H, Schnctll V Fialon F' SchniCtlCi ICE SKATING l f Row 1. Dshock, J. Kuczmo, R. Teugerwold, J. Herdugon. G. Gufmcmnn, Row 2. W. Hoorschke, R .Lougren, R. Zowoeo, I. Solinas, A. Lange, Row 3, J, Lczov, G. Perschkc, B. Hook, R, Hommcrstonc H,. Kqnrgcf, R. Llmbcrg, R Manning Ersckson, H. Dulbcrgu CHEERLEADERS ----.-...l.. l 'w 7eam 8:2711 ' Row T, Grenndl, Fgntqno, Meske, Smrovzch, Cncrrx VVremerQlog Row 2. Sowder, Pusofen, Thompson, Schneider Lompert, Fcddern, Ginter, Caruso, Ponder. U Q' 44 Lane Tech Annual Gymnastucs Coacl Klals For the past few years the gymnastuc team has held uts annual gymnastuc meet at the Unuversuty of Chucago s south sude under the able supervusuon of Coach Klafs However thus year s team was the last for Mr Klats because he us returung at the end of thus year Coach Klafs has been at Lane for many years and has coached un many sports other than gym nastucs Last year Coach Klat s gymnastuc team took a thurd place un the cuty meet Thus year on the furst of Aprul the team held another meet wuth hopes of takung a furst or second place However the team was agaun edged out by strong Senn and Lundbloom teams George Zoerner of the champuonshup duvus uon took a nunth place out of the ten places awarded un the cuty meet to the Champuonshup duvuslon The gymnastuc team us duvuded unto three duvusuons novuce untermeduate and champ uonshup The champuonshup duvusuon uncludes the boys who have shown the coach that they really have some talent and are able to han dle themselves A full team consusts of fufteen The competutuon consusts of exercuses per formed on the sude horse long horse parallel bars and horuzontal bar Each member of the team us guven an exercuse on each puece of ap aratus and he must also compose and per form an exercuse of hus own Thus means that each fellow on the team has a total of eught exercuses to perform that requure 0 certaun a mount of skull and a lot of patuence and per severance Mrza Meyer Lange Meyer Scho ber Plocurusku Row 2 Mack Kenn Luncoln Morthale Goetz Go tz Barber Zoerner VanDermark Cucsuelsku Mayerle Boscaruruo Geunewald Ponder Row 4 Buckler Ambrosuruu Fabuszak Kurpuewsku Calderwood Batryn June 1950 145 I Q25 ' , I I ?4?I ' fu l 1 . . f 0 ' I . I . . I - men, although more may compete in the meet. ' V - I I I Row l. u , , , , r e , ' '. . , , ' , r, , e , . Row 3. I , 4 I , ', I V , ' , , . .' f, Adrbmmexhfmla Q Q' Pfoce 7, UT ,gm me bmond Oe i 0 fmifv., ff if 'vw-rn 'Won Lmlmu or rn:- fn M P V llwofvmindfxrmogobff' M' .co d' of Lat:-vu 'Iv on idea ' bwkfw mf., NM' 7'Y, trv I We e fowl OW who have b 9' 'HU' sod ol 'wiv ix in 1 'U fhoke My M han 5, fn to 90 n, 71 rom, 0 hlry fo, inf., fo, UTY! lu him 'Nt Wvzuld 90011 4 or On C9 defense rciclrleg, men n ff. 9004 d -im Goya 'of L 'f'S Quunersoci, l-'M wine me g 'sd nm hr mflifgjdwjfe KOH-levi: mi., ,,,,d W Sovwf - Ai ,,, V, , was -mn moi., ' ' I recom brute I, We rt 1 if f. 'lj' GM whereof k l smug mm i-C - uiak on ms lip mek' C' 'UM earning 1. m ns, lock om ,,t,,m, ,S Thu- vm M, MMO, ww miie cefovermi 3 .' ' 'ho 'GRC :wx - -wi. mites nfmc, Q, lm SNP vi- sf.-cond M, mach vlflvond mtg me nrt pas, ra c 4 mi:-ow ygmsu sh'1Q V509 shftil Ull T ' ,FVSWMEN ggpno 9 'KU , Ai r baske, D, W + 'Hee Sapiiorm-,W. .Mig ww nzf' we ie.. Y' f ': 3.1 ,. 1 mfg A f W, 9, I :Qi ,.,. I -sq, A 1 .LW , i . mm., 'ic iw . , M I H ,Nr .sw 11,1 .W St miter T. ,ix ,IG mf' 'ree .rw 7 Jeni if 12,23 nam Of-. 'Y J C H5 m rf, pu, ,, S moe ,W e.ii,m,f, maid , wewmeet 1 4'-119554 'Sree 5, 5 sc si 'E' 9 bp I' f -og ggi, 5:55 'fem C14 we if. e,,,,a ,Mgr-om., it Sc ver . ov me 1 L . Cnc Zeakiusnn 0 . Qian, 44 klckea ,ummm an Yo A,,,,,.s , ffl ng je e-Evil: FCDOT Coach Ring As the clash and clamor of football equipment is again evident this spring, we can be sure that next season's varsity will be just another Lane squad. As the men have been preparing for next season, Coach Geo- rge Ring's varsity has look- ed like a well molded machine whose only pur- pose was destruction- The line has promised to be the biggest since Bill Fisher, who dates back to l943. Capt. Max Ponder. a guard mainstay has looked especially good as he open- ed holes on offense and closed them on defense. The team now boasts many standouts new and old. Don Mudloff, 220-pound tackle and Newberry, 240-pounds, both transfers, look like excellent defensive pros- pects. Of course Norm Warfield, 210-pound guard is still a sturdy performer. BALL Coach Labarit The backfield this spring is also shaping up. With al- most the same boys return- ing, Coach Ring will have little backfield trouble. Jr. Jock Sopkins, along with AI Sizelove, Floyd Wojtalew- icz, Gene Hogan, and Joe Singer make up the varsity backfield this spring. How- ever, Rush, Killer, and Wie- merslag all look like first string material. Lane hasn't captured a city football title since '29, with Lou Gordon, the all- time great of college and pro, leading the team. Since that time we have produced many fine teams, but they were never good enough to capture the city crown. However this coming sea- son may be the one we have been waiting for. If spring practice means anything, this team is certainly the team to win. MW M4127 SENIOR Swing is held on the fifth and seniors groan to think of what the prom is going to cost . . . National Hon- or Society welcomes new members at assembly . . . Annual goes into produc- tion as print shops begin to hum . . . Hunt for dates to take to the Prom car- ries on . . . Paul Harvey, the well known commentator, speaks to Laneites at assembly . . . Sudden excess of For Sale ads flood the Daily as senior funds hit a new low . . . With warm weather setting in, students tend to- wards clock watching . . . Honor Society holds first social in years . . . Senior averages are the thing as third quarter grades are recorded . . . Do or die atti- tude is prevalent with the start of the last marking period . . . Pan American Club holds semi-annual Fiesta . . . Baseball team attracts attention of Laneites as season wears on. Annuals Go to Print l: e D ll5 Scott ' I? Inman Row l Fredernckson, Stramaglna, Mr lnrnan, Rogg, enbuck, Happensteaat, Kost Row 2 Eotxwsku, Allen Mueller, Frekag, Mudloff. Scnortz, Krvon, Schwlmmt, Pelnkan. Row 3 Zablochn, Srlverstone, Sknnner, Wysoke, Or' zech, Hollmger, Dybal, Haasler, Hennlng, Recd, Her- man, Gllberts. Row 4 Wozenach, Lacletto, O'Hern, Saxton, Nea bert Grlesser, Lovgren Krueger, Orlando Row l. Edwards Bush Hume, Odcio, Perrane Novello Twltchell, Vlttore. Row 2,Mlss Sherbahn Garrason Walsh, Ellls, Bentarnln Lapanna Collyer Flsher, Kowalec Mtller Eennamtn, Lapurna Row 3 Spear, Kane Deiteere, Schuster Coolex Johns, Schumacher Row 4.Gtranno Kerekes, Lewts Paschke Ptack Walsh Karona Row 4 Burrnann Cacarlno Justtn Johnsen Wlll as Rasencrous Wermersktschen Senqer rv--vs-u-f . IOOOO DIVISIONS Rgw l. Ercz au Casper, Colltns, Lhlch 'Jan Der 'r-ark Zocrner Hgffrvan Decker, Ponder Wlaeaerg Tfgw Q Falnafc Sauer, Schrnlat, Ace, Ferrera Lapel Fenzlre, Eaerivt Petzel, Qzw 3 Horw.tz Wotavrcn, Schultz, Shlll, Ryan il ttf-1 Urban, Wmrlght, Yahannan Raw A Ingstrug, Strangler, Kllopel, Bra.n, Eruns Lnlllfy Gam, Resenfnera, Brandt, Vflqhtman, Lalfl 'ULN Muller Row l. Puralcwskl Bolar, Mirza, Elbe Llndner, Ch lstensen, Dame-Is Btshop. l'Ow 2. Wroblewskt, Papantony, l-lllgers Lockard, Egler, Crown Ottenzzacher, Arendt, Anderson Row 3 Slmlerman Nlelsen, Kaulke, Glass Lelbcw vttz Gronwolrl, Elaa Row 4 O'Donnell Ross, Lerner, Blagalch Fry Batchelor, Altcrqott Czarneckl, Bardo, Kernel Raw l Marko, Qatatarw, Auqner Trenzel Konus Heath Muslca Darncr Raw 2 Srmth H4-trhtch Gregrow, Geschutllo Klte' F, Hartman Ktnj R-w 3 Pu-atcf Jonncnn Falkenthal Dlshman, Fross izhulwtr Hitlman vlta, Mlhtheszch Rev' A Larson Gereser Eaaer Bowe Doa Hur- zvcrqer Kavvrmtnrr Petr, Canzoneu Henrtch x fi F l-lagey ROW Roc kel Row Nelson. Row Holnac Row 4, Dempsey, Purkoasks, Brlggs, Carlson, Wollard, Walter, Qunntel, Sirube, Flowers. Wencel, Rogawsk., Rosenthal, Welss. X Dornbos. . X. 71 o, in J 1 ' I 1-of 6 AAagJner Row l, Schncxdcr, Pvdc-rsen, Kaos, Woptkuewscz Muhollls, Schefflcr, Goshorn, Fuchs, Gofskn, Sawak. Row 2. Slarwa, Long, Wolfkncwxcz, Sadcck, Hof- mann Gori Bncrsborn, Heunrnchs, Aronson, Con- . Q , ofzlfey, Row 3. Wrobcl, Lagerslc-df, Nagel, Lcgcrc, Korn- lcnnu, Fxsclwcr, blanchard, Wlnfers, Dcgcnhardf. Row l. Mnchalek, McDermof, Heffnef, Hasfle Gruendeman, Swanson, Goetz. Row 2. Pofrus, Koller, Manachek, Prlnz, Srelnng Grow, Fannzng. Row 3. Hopknns, Menfzel, Jones, Stratton, Minn- berg, Bonner, Feszfer, Maciorowskn. Row 4. Voelz, Verden, Koppensfenner, Turner Pusher, Consldune, Fuenfes, Crates, Bnngel, Cormack Row 5. Smlth, Lund, Thnel, Chernyshev, Smelkal Kasper, Kjellander, Campbell. Row I. Scheuer, Blshop, Stull, Algauer, Muller, Swear, Blfsas, Blayney, Nablchr. Row 2. Perschnce, Orfman, Berlany, Burkhardt Gufmann, Gunsa, Frank, Meyer, Hnlqulst. Row 3. Schneldcr, Wlnkle, Pacanowskn, Hoppen- rain, Mandt, Hnldner, Cornlsh, Purvlance. Row 4. Jonascn, Olsen, Reese, Brandon, Johnson Conrod, Mc-ntzcl, Roasch, Voelz. Row l. Gorcyca, Colombo, Szymanrak, Wrberq Elllot, Cooke. Row 2, Jasmskv, Bnrdcell, Poceask, Wager, U'n.:h Krawczak, Cambell, Forlrer, Wulllamsorx Row 3. Schoenfcld, Cannlng, Bnlsland, Burzen E llnelwer, Bush, Cosmos. Row 4. Lee, Kruse, Rounsbok, Casey, Broda. Row 5, Laoghran Obos, Plofke, Erernat, Mm-3 much. l l Row J LOf1Q9f TICGCI, Sarnockr, Burkey, Steven' son, Beifeleskr, Guccrone, Herdegen, Grreshaber, ROW 2- Odum, BlOvk, Carbone, Mrlls, Pncnard, Eeglrn, Wagner, Rakow, Freclrrckson, Row 3. Mr. EECK, Marten, Fergus, Bolda, Euch- ner, Jacob, Stolarz, Clrfton, Loomrs, Bratu. Row 4 Schrnrat, Newell, Freser Szxzepan ok Cangelasr, Avrldsen, Eldman l Row l. Pearson, Raley, Kochman, Fredrrckson, Flozckhcn, Arnold, Spector, Counts, Bezazran. Row 2. Sclfwaefft, Schaffrd, Olson, Rozran, Claf, ford, Stollfuss, Eggert, Johnson, Valrn Row 4. Lofstrom, Nelson, Fauch, Bezrran, Muck, Uttulre, Und:-nberg, Messer, Row l. Gausmon Howard, Stetz, Luby, Frredman, Schenke, Janowuak, Suchor, Warzecha. Row 2. Maczko, Donash, Mrlas, Clancr, Mavros, Chrnnow, Prvar, Caruso, Fallbacher, Heyd, Andersen. Row 3. Marbach, O'Donnell, l-lalmrak, Jonas, Gln. ter, Granell, Pauley, Robaczewskr, Schmrdt. Row 4. Leahey, Wright, Resndl, Jankowskr, Raske, Strudcman, Salamone, Blus, Blus, Rohde Q! Row l. Nrrn, Schr'n.s, Colocbo, Plaut, Ratalrk, Gruwrnwald, Burch, Toussarnt, Prccht, Tyrdy, Masno Lrndaurst, Olsen, Kasrurak, Grlnellr, Anderson, Koch,, lvachtcn Row 2. Pscnka, Slaght, Rauchecker, Stevens, Gfaczyk, Zabreskr, Mrlke, Bonatz Row 3. Cousmeau, Gaseor, Feller, Johnson, Yac- 1 no Hlnak, Meyer, Wrldgrube, Knrckrehm, Campus. v . 1,3 -. t A 1,1 -., Weber 4 Knapp x Rowl Newman Benton Petersen Quackenousn Olsen, Barnaug Brandi, Johnson Wlnelan Row 2. lJuz.nskr Kaos. Palmer, Nas atka Ande- leskr Kelly Kaarskr. Szewczwnskr ADDJC T lOmD son Scnocnprca. Row 3 Chm clewskl, Curzon, Bwgoacher Kalat Alan Petersen, Potak, Sances Erondzrnskr Terssler Row 4 Dzrerzonowskr DCWOVYIO Engelkrnq Wen.lt, Newman Quzntos, Twsko Nasrlraulos Les, Ire. Row l. Baker, Awlszus, Schulte, Francke, Phlllups l-loose, Broezell, Goyfon, Karowsky Row 2. Porter, Poelstrel, Herner, Trandel, Langer Nelson, Lowe, lmes. Row 3. Tobnn, Seaver, Zlgbell, Pressel, Nevllle Bobkouskl, Gashel, McFague, Kustln, Byczek. Row 4.Meller1Tl'1m, Schulz, Schauenburg, Moore Mlller, Lasnek, Beckmeyer, Manhart, Merslnger. Row l Defontaznc, McNaughton, Usdrowski, Luzar, Jaykowskn, Fml, Row 2. Lombardu, Kolberg, Hemmer, Schrank, Smlth Muller, Caldwell. Row 3. Nelson, Reufenauer, Mlkruf, Munson, Ogor- zalek, Buehrer. Row 4, Conoboy, Peterson, Well, Modrow. Row l. Bush, Schnabel, Keatmg, Zrmmanck, Freck- mann, Hagner, Nachowlcz, Wusch. Row 2. Staudfe, Omland, Lakm, Lange, Trendler, Gruner, Walker. Row 3. Swonsen, Plnn, Procunier, Nelsen, Mikkelser, Lauk, Grady, Rogers. Row 4, Walczak, Wlthers, Hoube, Liberfy, Holnap- fel, Dorrns, Fralc. I Mc Bee Wade 3 Dove Packer Row zberg Guarlno Row 2 Murz Radermacher Hessel Krysh Chrustensen Nelson Row 3 Szczesnnak Wlschoeffer Spedale MCCUII ough Sundh Harris Stoner 'T , Palmer Oswald Row 2 Zel cr, Vlttore, Schnerder, Rymarz, Can rell VanOc-rburgh, Hartn, Kownackl, Jewulc, Wow3 Nor cn, Core, Roda, Kamlnskl, Defruck Bloom Esirom Mallory. Raw 4. Baczynskl, Rrese, Novak, Kavanagh Ehlers, Poop. Boyle. Hartmann, Weunstack, Wagner Wllk, Stack. c qA '1 2 vw. 1 vw 41 if 7 -K 1051? Il, ,ow Glam I .. g , if K, f 3 93 A ' A '21 Q ' QM? Gwyn W' inf' Away, ' , f ywilw B K 1 Q5 f 5 , 1 Q I wt. W 1 'W' apnea V N Inv, ,L lu' gi Z. X za. 2: 1' i ,, 1,'giw , L. H .sw- vw- , .,. , V. N - 'wi' ' 9 ,ln Sv 1-3' ' . .sg . 7.1 . .1 .Y 'Fu M P . Z' , - I X N .fi xv? ff 'I . German Club f' 'Q' FN If by any chance you should ever be start led by the stralns of Auch Du Lmeber Augus tune drrftlng out of room 308 do not fear lt IS only a few members of the German Club warming up for a short folk song sessron You need not be a Padloclq Stones to figure out that the German Club IS composed ot those students takrng the regular German course esoecually If you have any knowledge of the club s actuvutres Aside from the usual GERMAN CLUB I Row l Coll: 5 Llndlef Babel Ful naka Mr s Beck Nykol Ryan Lundgren Row 2 Wrlmes Urban Petter Uhlrch Zoerner Fcn zke Ferrera Horwrtz G emdl Row 3 Kllp e Sh ll Braun Ingstrup Wrdeburq iz I Bran Row 4 Bae orf Woto v ch Bonz Palmqu st Krueger Bruns Schmudt lessons which consrst of readrng German stones, the classes engoy srngnng German folk songs around Chrrstrnas and at any other tame occasron demands Then we must not ornrt the sem: annual so crals whrch are made possrble every semester by the capable sponsor ofthe club Mrs lFraul Beck One of these rs held at Lane with gurls from Stelnmetz as guests Then In the sprung these some gurls Invite the Lane boys over AIG! ,e GERMAN CLUB Il R w l Hasselman Zaune Haa KE Kulgus is tz Johnson Du Guorglo Cester Endres Chylewsl 1 uhlman blum Janczok mln Ku Borchers Mrs Beck Row 2 Halaltt Carlsor Fucc olo Bold Musser Bar Row 3 Sum Anderson Row 4 Fredrnckson Brink Lee Schnurpfenl Bornberg v I GERMAN CLUB IV ROW J Webber J Swucrkof- bensko Mrs Beck Gosf T Roth G Neuifurch R Wolf Row 2 owusch F Koch ounuus D Jcsncr K uc J Bake F Jurc-Gr Row 3 Kuklo R Tcucwmon arbor Lucm 0 Smufh J Brown ESCHOJI Row A J McAndrews S Bcmomn Hordmg G Rcsc kc' Vv Oldenburg J Oompa er R Kirc or 0 -Q -r h Mu GERMAN CLUB III Row J Hcsseimofn Kummgkr, Eorcrxers, Mr: Eesck, Zcuke, Hcoke, K gms. Row 2. Hnliof, CQWSO' Fuccrmo Bold, Musser, Ear 'Z Johnson, DwG+orQwo. flow 3. Sum, Anderson :CxfOr, Crvylcwskwn, KuhJ mon Row A F redrwcksorv Ermb Lf-0 Schrmrpfelt Borrvncrq, Emm, Jorwczor F ,. V.- S an GERMAN CLUB V w J m Gocm r for Mrs Bcck rw m Zrrvvvwcrmorfn Tfw QQ who rv mf GJ FIC in r 'U'1'w L rr .J L I L I i K K 3 . L A. A - E-3 --o PN ' X 3 T-i L xff R. , . Q. ' ' J ' , . ,W. R. 5' . . . Q. '. L , . F , J. uk , . , . J T R. ' , . 1 ,w ' ' B , E. k. D. f f T. , ' rw t .I . R , ,- A 1 f O -..I Q- 1 v 2 .- 4 . wa V' .V ' ., , u sf Rc wma . Q Y' xx ,X ,f 1' S.Jz3rw D 'f F234 2 Ewirw A-'r0 '-:wr L Q L.,rAw:m. , GQ' D N I Qr ' ,X - nzk Rwr P114 :rw :jf-, 'Jumacpcr Esfpfr i,. i to-.:c Efcv'-3' Rus 4 E:'s:r' Q92 VST: 1n: s:r- NGZQH - if 3. Sc ,,g:'T S932' POLISH CLUB 90 Rowl Kasuurak Dzlerzanowskm Potan Mss Mazur Lucarz Santow ku Damck Row 2 Bnela Zowada McKillip Puotroskn Nasnatka Kukllnskn Zarzyckn Kalat Row 3 Dybal Graczyk Kahlszak Cvganea Tymgkr Domm Andeflgskl B,-Omg Row 4 Kloska Chrmelewskx Nalepa Dudzm ku Cpos lsbanr Zygmuntowskn PI'GSlCleF1T RICl1OI'Cl POTOK aents not only learn to respect the progress V'Ce Pfe5'Clef'l -l0Sel3l l-UCGVQ and development made by Poland but also to Treasurer Damel Dzulerzanowskl Sgt at Arms Roy Andrzelewskl ples As our understandung of others grows our sympathy and tolerance of all peoples In creases thus accompllshmg the purpose ot thxs club the promotlon of tolerance mutual und rstandmg and a deep appreciation of the contrnbutsons at all natuonalltles to our cnvll Nncholas Cooernncus was founded l28 years 'Z0f'0f1 The Club B05 VQVY QOY 50C'0l5 'fl 0f OV? before Columbus discovered Ameruca the stu the outstanding events ot each semester The Lane Polssh Club acquamts the mem bers wlth the culture of the people whose lan guage they are studynng By learnlng that the Unnverslty ot Cracow the Alma Mater ot LATIN CLUB Do you take Latrn7 lf you know It or During Latin week Aprll l5 22 the club not you are a member of the Latnn Club for together with Mr Culbertson goes on a wlde all Latun classes are automatically an the Club selectlon of tours and traps ln the preceeding Thus organization IS ably sponsored by Mr semester they have vlsuted the Fueld Museum Kenneth Culbertson and us maintained for the the Planltarlum the Art lnstltute lwhere they p.1rpose ot studyang the Romans their lan saw the Van Gogh art exhnbntl and a lecture guage and the people of their times Besudes entntled Rome and her Contrlbutuons to the thus sccxals various tours and trips are also World enyoyed 158 Lane Tech Annual . ,f sun ' O 2 ' A 'Q' 'Q . ' s 'J' SeC el0'Y'-Bem9 d S0 PlOW5k' I what extent this progress affected other peo- Q - . I . I I . s - - . 1 ' ' . A - l l ' I 1 A 1 H f I N . I l I I I I - . . F . A . ,, . . . . - ' . If . 1 ' 1 1 ' sz 'N LATIN CLUB I Rowl R Mackowuak P DeVnta D Charhuf Mr Culbert on I Eggen J Seully B August D Nystrom Row 2 D Bergarmn H Wegrzyn L Zerng D Ignof'o T Panek J Fontana R Koppen hocfer N Morloko H Havcr Row 3 E Kowalski G Qowder W Secger J BEIIFISPI D Pendor L Kownesku R Lorenzefh Maclarow Row 4 H Hendruck T Franczyk,xR Hanschman H Dahl J Berghoff B Dahl R Grady Row ROW Row Row LATIN CLUB II Schhfz Sopknn Eshoo Mr Culberfson Vnrga Morris Thompson Piatfe Addus Pow II CapuTo Haufala Jomloaxs Broezell Zara John Wernecke Bona Loner Hottmger Johnson Forshn Aolenson Elmlund Roe Chrnsfxan Duresa Campndme Borsnk June 1950 159 517 'lixlr D4 D ' 5 in , ' J Q . .. ,. ,. :,. .,. ,. ,, - , K , oix --1 x RS X4 N J f J J J J 2. , , e, , I , , , . 4. , , , ' J , , . Liga De Pan Americanos oc ' PAN AMERICAN Rowl Maher Ca person Damlgno Mr Lutzen Frnst Leahy Wysacke Row2 Roih Dvona Melvin Anetsberger Delusha Row 3 Lah Baltazar Bell Engels Fischer Fngalon ow 4 Gerhardt Goro Hee Brnstol Hansen Presldent J Wendt Vlce President Engleklnj Secretary P Leahy Treasurer Alexander Sponsors Mr Lutzen Mrs McBee Saludos Amego as the greeting wnth whnclw a Spanush Club member greets a frnend What does Soludos Amego mean? In a somelvha snmplufued Englush at means Hello Frsend The club ns composed of students takung Spanlsh as a major The members of our cluo do not consuder Spamsh as a class sub,ect We l60 Lane Tech Annual uage to be better acgamted wuth our Latm American neughbors To get b tter acquamted wlth the Senorutas of the Narth Sude we soonsor a semn annual Fnesta These Flestas are always heralded as a great success f A O P R 1 ' , ', ', ' ', '. ' . - . - . X 1 . I . ' ' ' ' wish, with our knowledge of the Spanish lang- . . A . . . Q ' I Il ll 1 + ' ' . . . . . H . H l K . 3 . - . . . . , Y , ' 1 1 ' . . , . , Raw Row Row Row PAN AMERICAN CLUB II Schuster Ptetrzok Cards Mmss McBce Sz love Peterson Wnltnrught Tantullo Fmkelrrfan Rrc-del Ncoll Yaccwno Schaefer VonDerrnark Fannmg Stramoglnc Baumann Bumbo Frsher Brown Chrustenson Grow Webb Oddo Hentmon Scalztttn Berger Crane Gullespnc Komunskn Bruner PAN AMERICAN CLUB III Row Quck Ktdd Nelson Mass McBee Allyn Kozlowskr Kolod Rutter Row Ztelenske Montemuruo Steele Roach Palotme Restwo Greco Row Denk Verden Jcrscn Hasper Amend Mansfreld Carr Row Koehnkc Nattftn Rosser Sedlac Jensen Cebulskt Jachnm June 1950 I. , , 1, , 3 , I , , . 2. , , 1 , , f, , , , 3- f.,.- , , , 4. , , , , , , . I I 2 III iI if I I II I El 3 ,,,. , . 4. ,,,, , . PAN AMERICAN IV Raw I assefh Lauer Pa os M Lufzcn E Mc Dermot? J Odasz G Shad Row 2 F Koeftgen M Thncrgof Incr P Valcnfxno Engcrman R Neuman W Anaronowne T uv as Row 3 e R Hatc Roark C Hammond Engelkmg S Nosal RCau fo ROW 4 Abert G S cr? P Q e 4 D Carnbell F An er son R Balk W Tysz o PAN AMERICAN VI Raw I Prandzwnskl E Mu or H Vosulopulos M Lufzen R Pruosxncr R Kowalski R Kummcl Row 2 cam Ventura ordaon D Frc-ck E n I T Sanccs Soma A Samuelson Raw 3 W. Jackson, D Tewsslcr K Johnson, J. Apple, W Garchow, J, Bowers, W Eargbachcr. Row 4 B. Peterson ,R. Denomo R Raffn, R Barhaug, C, Hoffmg, J Newman, G. Cwrzan D Hosemon PAN AMERICAN V Row I Bualka P Ben on Wendt Lutzcn randl Pascolum Barry Row 2 J Olsen L Tomaszcws A Kaforsukn J Dawson Rl Templeman McConnell G DC-Ipllar Row 3 R Rakow J Smuddle F uzas D Kaos D ep czyk D Peterson D Char cwucz Row 4 ambous Rc: e T Ffangos R Reddmgcr csue oe rs Jurecv G Ka?Ieses College Algebra Row Mholuts Brown Endres Mr Torreyson Neuman Schnurpfeul Poleta Row Sum Johnson Schneuder Petersen Hallatt Musser DeVuta Kamunsku Row Thompson Quuntas Legere Luedtka Sluwa Kukuc Froberg Engelnng Row Brunk Zuegler Wendt Reschke Hammond Kaluszewsku Abrahamson Presudent R Nueman Vuce Presudent J Endres Secretary J Brown Treasurer A Schnurflel Sponsor Mr Torreyson at Lane us the College Algebra Club The only students admutted are students that have a hugh grade un mathematucs Orugunally thus cluo met only after school but now College Algebra can be taken as a fufth major College Algebra us an advanced form of hugh school algebra whuch us taught usually un college but whuch us offered as a fufth mayor here at Lane The course guves the student an who do not or can not take the course Thus semester the club went to the Annual Mathematucs Conventuon at the Congress Hotel The members ot the club made and exhubuted a number of posters on mathema tucal subuects We were honored by beung allowed to exhubut these posters un the specuol exhubutuon hall As 0 funcule to the Confentlon the enture club wutnessed the mathematucs tournament that was held between the stud ents of the South Sude schools June I 950 163 2. . , , , ' , , , , ' , ' '. 4. ' , , , , , ' 1 Another one of those exclusive clubs here advantage over the other high school students . . . I 1 , i . . , . , X . , - Science Club Prof Kulneke explains the complucated prnn :ples of some of the club s apparatus The club as composed ot students who are rnterested ln the many forms ot scuence Al though the club trnes to make the learnmg of science a pleasure st has a very seruous pur pose In mnnd namely to prepare and estab lush some one of nts members as a winner of the Westlnghouse Scuence Talent Search which guves several scholarshups as rewards Durmg the semester the Sctence Club ns very active golng on many tours and attend :ng lectures lt has made tours to the Unnves stty of Chlcogo Cyclotron exhubut Natural History Museum laboratories and to several lectures by the State Mlcroscoplcal Soclety The Sclence Club has nts meetrngs on the lecture dlscusslon type These meetings are more lnstructnve and lnterestung that those ot any other type Row l Kovva ku Marcu Mr Kullckc Rcschke Froberq N 1 K u u Reschk John on Detrnch Smuddle Row 3 Euchwall Fukla Nadcnm Wumc Sncffert Wcstphal Lane Tech Annual I , . , . . . r - 'f v I T . I I - I - I n 11 V . V - ' D D - I . . . Ro' P. Roto' 'lo, Lk c, '3, s , L , . RADIO CLUB wl Kuue c' J Kcnclron P Leo J Cyuon w 2 E Rncdel R Penny L Wnncw ka A olondcr B Ottenfeld R Doss R Wurtznn er J Noecker Row 3 C Allen W Long R Porot M Bue l'-el F Frentoq L Thernoult L Lucnetto D Helge son W Kououzos ow 4 R orson owolsk oey c mos W n R sc e Ph E Beooy Hove you ever wondered whot as up on the fnfth floor of the school? You hove9 Well one of the mom thmgs thot ns up there IS the Lone Tech rodlo stotlon The stohon as operoted by the students of Lone Tech under the dlrectnon of Prof Kulreke The usefulness of the roduo connot be ex pressed nn o few words or sentences The op erotlon the momtcunonce ond the bunldmg of o rodso ore lust o few of the thnngs thot o member of the rodlo club leorns Besndes the rod o the member leorns obout the other el ectrlcol opporotus thot as slmnlor to the roduo or as used an connectxon wlth the operotuon o the roduo Most of the sendmg thot IS done here On Lone IS dune ln Morse Code but we ore work :ng on o rodro phone unut wrth whlch we con folk to other omoteur ooerotors To odd to the work thot ns done here ot school we toke trnps to other stotlons ond ro duo foctornes Lones stotuon W9WKR goes on the our wnth Pele Leohy ot the key June 1950 I f ' if ,e ' . 2 A , rg V 1 .Y r r. .4 Ro , L, Roltgcn, R. Wulls, F, Moltloln, H. Scherwllcr, Mr. l k , , , , ky, Ro' . , -1' , , , . S . . , . , , , . , . g 3 R '. f L , E. K ., s Mm, rt rl s. cos , J. Q dt, E C hk , J . rllrps, . . , , ll ll ' I V I 1 . , ,I . be if I. I , , . . - . , . . . I 1 r ' 4 s 'N, L . . L , . . V , f ' l A , - .3 I T .. we PROJ ECTIGNIST CLUB Row Erncson Duke Webber Yuen Mr Thompson Allen Fa docx Therrlen Helleson Sallaz Row Row Charewcz Olsen Kamptner Fugua Ronald Mae Den ck Noecker Gregro Eager? Johansen Draw nsk Palcyznskl C non Hansen Parsan Thomas Row Perlman Hendershott fruendeman Bohmann Ijcaneb Mason Addis Offlcers Presldent Allen Yuen Vnce President Charles Allen Sec reta ry Ray Fa radoux Treasurer Ruchard St Marne The wheels of sound and slght are regulated 166 Lone Tech Annual Movles are the Eyes and Ears of the World and only the projectuonlst IS able to Bring the world to the Classroom The projectlonlsts club conslsts of students who are Interested an motion plcture equip ment Thus club meets every Wednesday un der the dnrectuon of Fred E Thompson The boys are taught how to operate Bell and How ell Ampro and Vlctor projectors as well as the art ot splucung and edltlng movue tulms All stu dents are welcome to joan thus club In 324 whether they know how to operate a projector or not After a member can operate a project or successfully he IS gnven a card whlch en tutles hum to operate that partncular machlne Srnce the school plans to wlden nts vlsual ed ucatlonal program more operators wall be needed soon A club as only as good as the stu dents make lt so every slncere club prospect us welcome , . - V .4 Q V ff -1 I ' 4 .9 5 ' . A 4 , 2 ' l ' 4 3 V ' pg l l Q l X g . 2. I , V V V V YV I V V W- 3, , , I 1, , 0 , , I V 4. V V J V V V V A I ' ll Y T ,, .... ll ' ll , . . , . I I I V Letterman's Club Q x Row l. Sarovich Kurth, Woitkicwicz, Mr, bm- bright, Greindl, Hogan ,McKillip, Fontana Row 2 Tvrdy, Vath, Ciesielski, Marshall Swanson, Spyros, Peterson, Vanljermark. Row 3. Willard, Preston, Pusatcri, Gora, Butler Grady, Greisbach, Tyrninski, Rec-sc. Raw 4. Loftus, CIot'elter, Bcrnet, Biermat, Bern- dcki, Stevenson Lange Keller, Roth. Row 5 Biersborn, Bornperg, Kaminski, Musser Endres Werner Welzin Brink The Lettermen's Club is exclusive in the tact that only students that have earned a letter in some athletic sport are admitted. The activities of the club are varied, rang- ing from its tall dance and spring banquet to arranging the athletic trophies and plaques The tall dance sponsored by the club is held usually in the month of December. ln addi- tion to this dance, there is the alumni basket- ball game. Invited to this game are most at the past basketball stars of Lane who played Klafs, who is retiring in June, was honored by on our own senior team. The banquet is usu- ally held in April at a hotel. This year Coach the members ofthe club. The Zenith of a high school athlete,-- sewing on his hard earned letter. Row l. Sarovich, Kurth, Woitkiewicz, Mr. Um' bright, Greindl, Hogan, Fontana Row 2. Kebby, Sopkin, Amend, Singer, Sizelovv Leopold Fe,ddcrn, Patterson. Row 3. Zowada, Miller, Heuer, Nixon, Schwartz Ponder, Wogtalewicz, Decker, Spaperi. send, Striek, Tricksted, Goldback, Gunter. Row 4. Peterson, Manning, Fucciolo, Tayler, Ton- send, Striek, Tricksted, Golback, Gunter. Row 5. Anderson, Cherry, Gutmann, Zoerner, Whip Schatz, Panka, Nickolas, Cardis, Schoenfeld. Row 6, Jackson, Rosser, Kruchten, Potak, Gibe Sobolewski, Havcr, Sowder, Stompanato. Tool Design Row I Row 2 Row 3 Presudent Secretary Treasurer Hove you ever wondered who or what the L Levoe T Wuerffel Mr Shattow B Chapman D Perry S Showronsku D Boettger R Belluonunu B Hook W TUTTUCT L EFICKSOH R Adams B Herbert R Yolnglove A Speudel Wuerffel Budug Eruckson ers are takung o specual Smuth Hughes course whuch us under the durectuon of Mr Shattow These boys spend most of theur tume sweat ung over a hot drawung board Most of the tools that are desugned by these club members are machune dues Dues are very umportant un our world of mass productuon As you may know most of the artucles we use most every 168 Lone Tech Annual day are punched out To punch these thungs ln desugnung a due many thungs must be tak en unto consuderatuon such as cost least a mount of waste materual etc Thus specualuzed work cannot be trusted to the average due maker but must be guven to a hughly trauned due maker To get thus specual traunung w take the course Thus semester we plan to take several unspectuon tours to draftung rooms and due makung plants l l nu l lu u u l I Tool Design Club is or does? The tool design- we need a clue. U I Arr Condltlonlng Row I D Duke R Hansen R Treadw ll M Gotschall B Peters R Bohn R Deck H H Dahl Row 2 B Sorenson A schafer G nan on R Olsen F Kru ger P Engedmann J Guarmo Putkonen Row A Brown R Decker J Dcgcn J Obos Drobey J Kukelka H McWhrter Tuszynskn Presndent Bull Peters Vnce Presrdent Bob Bohn Secretary Bob Treadwell Treasurer Bob Hanson Sponsor Mr H C Gotschall Dld you ever wonder, when you stepped unto a theater on a hot summer nught how they make the temperature so comfortable? Won der no further tor the doubts can be erased from your mund by attendmg a meetung or two of the Lane Tech Arr Condltlon ng Club The club one of the most lndustruous at Lane has been ln exrstence smce I934 under the fme guudance and sponsorshup of Mr Gotschall One of many prrvrleges enloyed by the boys are the frequent tours to the various corpora tuons and companues These tours provlcle much mformatlon and experience concernnng our condutnonung devrces A typical tour made by the club was a vlsut to the Mulls Novelty Co Here the boys saw an assembly lme productron of refrlgerator motors and compressors for undustrlal and household use Yes Indeed the Arr Condntuomng Club IS one of the most useful and progressive clubs at Lane June 1950 169 I O. Q .. ,. ,. :,r. ,. ,, ,, .. ,. ,err.,. ,, e . ', E. . 3..4,. ,. ,, ,W. ,. l,, 9, E. , I I . -.Z t I n , ' I I 1 CGMMERCIAL ART Row Row Row Row Rodrlquez Swntallo Brncknell Mr Young Kosklewlcz Pesuck Thompson 2 Whltehead Wlese Porter Perfxkowskl Clark Czubak Hentman Moeneh Bowers Ehrenberg Wallner Anderson Slowunskn Sonmcksen Schrom Hlldebrandt Kelly Mazurek Nutz Moclnsku S hmndt Hey fellas how do you luke the ullustra tlons un thus book? Pretty good you say? Surely they are good but who draws them? Thus ns the job of the Commerclal Art students They spend four peruods a day an room 445 drawmg sketchnng palntmg and letterang all sorts of plctures and posters Besldes doung pauntung and ullustratnng they spend parts of thenr tame studyung famous art :sts and their works To supplement the work done at school these artnsts go on tcurs to the Art lnstutute The lnstntute of Design and many other places of the same klnd Each year most of these artnsts compete nn the Clean Up Fare Preventnon Scho lastlc and Safety poster contests The con tests create splrlt and covnpetrtlon among the artists lt ns nnc to n te that among the wmn r lust of these contests there are usually the narnes of Lane artxsts The ma n goal ot thes classes as to provnde a background wlth whlch the artust can enther get a good lab as a commercial artnst or go on wlth hus education CI'lflCS 170 Lone Tech Annual FUfUl'6 art dlV6CfOl'S Ofe fl'lEll' OWFI SEV8l'6Sf 1 l ' I 1 A I I 1 I . 3- , , , . . , . 4- , , , , , , c . 1 1 ' - A - 11 11 . , , 1 1 r I 1 1 I l ii- , 'f I ,A ,-V ' J ' , -.. 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I CHESS and Cl-IECKERS I --I-I l I I E:5:EEE: A club that has been a part of Lane from the old days has been just recently reorganuz ed lt ns under the leadershlp of Mr Morettn Chess and Checkers are not very new games Reports have rt that chess was played qunte fervently by the members of the now famous Knrghts of the Round Table The members of our Chess and Checkers Club are now havmg Intro club tournaments The purpose of these tournaments IS to puck a team which wlll represent Lane an any num ber of the tournaments which are held all over the cuty In years gone by Lane s Chess and Checkers team was famous all over the clty Champnon shup shields hang nn our corridors to vouch for our prowess Presldent Brrdsell Vuce Presndent Gerace Secretary Alleklan Treasurer Helgeson I Hof ester Sepmon J A Morett Geneser B dell Ro 2 Nelson Bohmann Jacob Pa s Thomas Ro 3 Sta m Pr be Helbeson S era June 1950 171 l , f I - I .... I -. 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ILA ARCHITECTS Row D Abrahamson E Banka L SkowronskI C PIper F Wnght R Jen en R Kolszewsk Row C Johnson R Mohk ng R Gull ksen J Anna Il W Behrns S Zaks B g Row J Kapa R Korff J Rchesn W Luetzow M RobInson B Hensched Row McWherter R Kern E Hom R Duclos H Gosky W Hasmann Tech buIldIng was desIgned the 4A archItects of that tlme had a hand In layIng out and prepormg the SDECITICOTIODS ot the buIldIng9 Needless to say theIr work was hIghly scruttn Ized by the archItectural engmeers but as a whole theIr desIgn was used The Importance ot archItects In the worlj ot today cannot b evaluated The skyscrazncr and all of the hIghly desIgn d peces cf arc hItecture would not ex st or would not be Os hIghly refIned and safe as they are today Here at Lane we are fortunate to have two archt ctur Instr ctors whnor res on Ible for the format on ot thIs club The members ofthe club are only 4A stu:l ents who are takIng arcmtect al drawmg The members of the club enter contests wh re they exhIbIt theIr drawIngs and models of hIghly technIcal archutecteral plec s of work Lane students are usually among the wInners provlng that our archItects are really tops 17 Lane Tech Annual Provmg practIbIlIty of desIgn by buIldIng scale models from drawmgs I ,yll We ,,. I W .. V 2. , , . : , . I ,. It-CJ, , , . I, ,RIr1. 3. . , . , . I I , . , . , . I . 4, , . , . , . , , r , , . Did you know that when our present Lane I 1 ' ' . I 3 . A ' L: ' e I - . I A L e e ' ,4 e H: 3' Q . . , 1 . G 2 CAMERA CLUB Rowl Doglan Burgbacher Reg r Perett M Hogey Brot Drexler Samuelson Charew cz Row 2 Storm Wiener Grow Guner Schladt Welzin Fries Scleffone Row 3 Howdy Daody Kauke Wucrstle Hansen Benton Row 4 Bower Sokolnicki Borchers Alyward Wilson Borucki Sponsor Mr Hogey President Pete Peretti Vice President Jock Manning S crcatry Walter Reiger Treasurer Eugene Brott Sergeant at Arms Don Drexel Dave Charewicz talks shop with Bonotz and ordinary piece of paper go before it produces the beautiful images we see in nearly all of our boocs magazines anJ newspapers? This is what the boys in Mr Hogey S Camera Club endeavor to find out improve and proc tice Not only is this a highly interesting hobby but also an educational one as it can become easily your future vocation Thumbing through a book few of Us realize the intricate system of changes operations and theories that go into creating an image on paper Snapshots are one of the few mediums that create a permanent link between childhood adolesence and manhood They are a lasting remembr ance, preserved in black and white for eternity Photography is truly a baffling subject to someone who doesn t understand it June 1950 173 . , , i e, i, r, , t, , , Manning on the principles of a reflex camera. Through what ffmogicclff process does on I - ' . , , , , . . , r 1 ' . 4 . . . 4 I A ' . ' ' I I -N I I ' ' If- II I I , . RCJLLER CLUB as 95 96 l 43 ROLLER CLUB OFFICERS Rowl Has:-man Luby Mnka Dust Chcrnyshey Rov 2 Bcllovomnm Adams Pawlowsku Armusteod Rogowskn Here they come There they go' Who was that? That was the Lane Roller Club For over ten years the Rollmg lndnans, as they call themselves, have been a thruvmg organlzatlon and one of Lane s most popular clubs The club utselt ns duvnded unto three groups begun ners fancy skaters and speedsters This or rangement ns made to satusty the wants ot the members Besides the regular meetings and the two skating parties held each year at Rn ervnew Park Roller Rmk extra actvvltaes such as hayrudes are not unusual wl 4 He Mako D Lu R Adams R Bclluonmmt D Hasman Mr Thue R Dust P Chcnvshov W Armnsteod P Roqaw lf: J Cohen D Charcwlcz Row 2 J Jamc T Sobczyk R Van orrnark G Jonnloms Kamtnsku R Johnson R Mertens L Toma zcw kt J Baczynskn R Jensen W Hethcoot R Hyss J Rack G Schmotzcr R w 3 R Jcwula L Leyoe F Mrk Y A Schott R Barthulv D Collm C Sokolskn W ar tholcr R Moore R Socha Row J Scht K Pawula R Wu ers L Pawloskn R Sloan R Novac G Rosscr L Hand Dohl cyd R Fnegel J degcn R Karowskn 'I74 Lane Tech Annual I , V b - H J l . l . 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J ' ffl , of J Q- Y W ' I 1 V , BCDWLIN6 CLUB Thus us the only club at Lane that does nor meet or hold uts actuvutues here at Lane The club bowls on 32 Mondays of the year at Marugold Arcade The club us so arranged that any begunner or expert can fund a place on one of the tearns Handucaps are guven to anyone who us a low bowler Bowlung as y u may know us becomung one of Afneruca s areatest pastumes because any one can en oy humself to the utmost Durung the Chrustmas holuday many of the mernpers competed un the annual sungles and doubles AI Schnurpfeul had the dustunctuon of bowlung the hugh game of the tournament Another of the bug tournaments us the Natuonal Telegraphuc Tournament after whuch the wunnung team gets a free trup to the A B C meet un Ccldmbus Oho An added feature thus year us a l OOO dollar college scholarshup to be guven to the boy and the gurl rollung the hughest scratch serues un thus tournament The season us closed wuth a banquet at whuch bowlung fulms are shown Mr Suebert explauns the tuner pounts to the boys Row Charhut Deck Webber Mr Suebert Bluyney Ea ton Letzo Row 2 Stetz Hennug Kruchten Lyn Fhrenberg Vr f June 1950 I . . . . I C , . . I . , , .4 I ' E . , . I . . 257. l I I- Y V I . V , r I u w. N tu - 3 T . u V f A . 1 5 1 , . F ' E ,. uv-rf W 5 fl E E7 5 ' f 2 Q :M ,. .1 9 JZ. Y TT Q' ' mf 'K 1 .fxw 7 I . V. Q . ,- N Smith-I-lughes Auto w r R Nos? M Packer R B nso n Mog Inns I w 2 A Esou R Ro F Orlcndo N Hcndrrck son G ost w 3 J S R Gos B Mcrtun A Ur on Owens A Col rnbor Ke er F McMullen Brown C Krzyzonowskr Wo ther N Ostrorn Moude Row 2 G Qlmon T Arc er I Lu wig G Jo n sn R Wlllrcms E Nes n R Ro mu sen E Wrshoffuo G Demo Kenny Mroz Row 3 Kaszubo W Armusteod oss Lox mnldhnemer Dccn P Kobnerow ku S Lcmpore A Jeppesen Ropp Holzer Row 4 Eszesnlok B Abblnk Anderson l. Powlowsk o ot ood F Kohlndorter J Kor ok Schneider R Hun n Hove you ever noticed the greose sfneored boys wolkrng down the holls? Well they ore tne boys of the Smtth l-luohes Auto Shops he course as desrgned to guve the members enough educotnon to enoale them to get o good job when they groduote Thus course as closely reloted to the one one tokes when he rs rn the sophomore yeor 176 Lone Tech Annual Eostwoy C Hessel w 4 R Ko but rn ch more hughly tecnnlcol The Smith Hughes student works 4 peruods an the outo shoo reporung motors studrng body Structures ond exomlnlng the new cud voncements In outomotrve engnneerlng As an most clubs the Srnuth Hughes outo men hove qunte o number of tours ond movie lectures O 1 2 , 1' V R: l. J. Kysh, . , L r. , , : 'o , T 1, 't k. 4 Ro , . , , doll, , U ' . . P' . ' E R . . h. k, . , . L 'E' o I nc I s ' R: . G. lcolrn, , bm. . , . b , J. , . e , J. Il , . , R. f - , J- ' , - , P- , Q , . h . B, Bel, D. d , . h - O , . ' , IC f A 2, R ' , R o. ' , . , L. V , J. ou, J. Sch- , R. ', E. '. 7 b. , ol ' , . , P. , . ' r, R, S b , h. Fl , J. Geb- Rl. , I, 1 3 I-gui . U . , . . , . , . . - T . . , I g U ' I . . I l ' - SMITH l-IUGI-l ES PRINTERS President-Sam Caruso Vice-President-Harry Blus Secretary-James Herdegen Treasurer-Tom Odum Sgt.-at-Arms-Donald Luby Sponsor-Mr. William Beck Has it ever occured to you how much more the annual, which you are at this moment reading, would have cost you if it were not for the Smith-Hughes printers? This is one of the largest and most outstanding clubs at Lane. lt was first organized and sponsored by Mr- A. C. Grant in l932. Since then it has grown in size and popularity. lt is now under the able guidance of Mr. William Beck its spon- sor. The printers do all the typesetting, com- position and presswork necessary to print this book. The only thing that the printers do not do because we do not have the facilities with which to do them, is the book binding and photo engraving. The classes which the members of this club attend are supplemented with movies, lectures and tours to such places as Chicago Tribune, Lakeside Press and Pontiac Engraving Com- pany. Besides the printing of this annual, the printers print the Daily, the Tech Prep and do any other printing jobs that are necessary a- round the school, As you can see this club is one of the most active at Lane. PRINTERS CLUB Row l Gonzales, Buehcrer, Burkcy, Gricshaber, Darszcwski, Drifke, Stctz, Chinnow, Bialk, Mills, Sallaz, Wagner, Nelson, Fallbachcr, Reindl, Fieser, Modrow, Smith, Miller, Bratu, White. Row 2. Jankowski, Andersen, Salamone, Steenstrup, Ginter, Robaczewski, Heinrichs, Abraham, Louis, Heyd, Reu- tenauer, Ustrowski, Mr. Beck, Mikrut, Tiedel, Cangelosi O'DonnelI, Donash, Pivar, Mavros, Luzar, Avildsen, Volpen- testo. Row 3. Jonas, Pike, Leahey, Guccione, Carbone, Schenke, Maczko, Munson, Stephenson, Detontaine, Odum Bekele, Samocki, Beglin, Rouleau, Jaykowski, Fini, Raske, Caldwell, Tolchin. Row 4 Luby, Armistcad, Szczepaniak, McNaughton, Cianci, Weil, Henimer, Pauley, Pritchard, Kukuc, Rakow Jeske, Lombardi, Elman, Steppan, Ogorzalek ,Smith, Loomis, Jacob, Bower. Row 5. Herdegcn, Sosnowski, Suchor, Marten, Wright, Blus, Rohde, Schrank, Marbach, Kolberg, Fergus, Grannell, Gausman, Friedman, Conn, Buchner, Getspudas, Schnell, Freorickson, Bolda. SIOUX I-II-Y 94 no s-, np as Row I Herdegen Abbnnk Cherry Peterson Armlsreod Fonfono Row 2 Sower Krlohten Robser Corals Dzrldrlch Sonces Kolser Row 3 Wells Kowleskn Dempster Gerhard! Anderson Degenhordf Powlowskl SPUR AND SADDLE 65 sv nf Q. wskl Henn ch I-lelnncns Gescnelole nberg Conlowsk Schmnuf Row I Wermersklschen Blackburn Rogo POIIHO Logerstedl Sondrneyer Row 2 Hommersfone Follbocher Klellonder Prke Kxpo Blson Cholupnuk l-lor? nger Brngel Crnres Relndl Horfleb R 3 MII r Kruse Osswold pmlffln Hosfue Barron Ron Ernn C non Lore henong ODonneIl Ow I e ow 4 Olson Gu lc Q oenaernon Wohlomsl Marr, ch P fer l HI z Bl Do e :J Dorm: 'I7 Lane Tech Annual ' , ' 2 5 ? I I -5 l 'I Q! ,I . , -1 5 , ' I E - il .-1 I5 ' r ' so T W 1 ' st -- T V W .N-7. I 1 J .L 2 - 1 - I- -Q 3 , - , I B , I ' ' I I I ' I I . . V i , s S -I , T ...DI .1 . I '-' -'- 'xi I . 4 , 1 -. , 5 r I 1 . , , , r, 5, , , VV ,, l, ' I I . , , , ' , , Y , ' o on, S: , ' . R . , , 'Rf ' ' , G Q 5, Dah, I , -rne, r 5 , Il. 8 GLEE CLUB ii o r ocn An or son Ackerf Desc R Korn nsku Brennan P Ventuo D Lcpczyk Row 2 D Cufnnctlo B forcn on D Kurowsku G Lowcn ren J Koch F Cofonuo R Kopme Stornponomto J Mulson R Hwfmon me o c cor c B Vnefh Swenson H Schnc B 'chmnft Row4 D Bohrnonn R Lourntzcn A Thrcl A Goop C Schrmdf M Sfohrn N Hansen APPLIED MATHEMATICS Row Row 23 10.325 is., ZS 13: ul a X ,gn- on A wl W nhfhwbcr N rw' H cnc ron R Mgrthef Row 2 R nk 5 n r r Row 3 P Perouno Stamp C u E' 1 Row Lar on Mr Hpertstedt Domn Row 2 Schuderer Dxfrgluo Ancell Augustyn Row3 Cole Wysock Barry Koval Row 4 Lewrs Anderson Eggert Hofmeuster President Edwa rd Wysockr Vlce Presndent Robert Augustyn Secretary John Eggart Treasurer Donald Cole Sgt At Arms Rlchard Anderson The Lane Phrlatelrc Socuety rs a fancy name for the Lane Stamp Club Stamp collectung has become very popular among the great men of the world The club us under the dlrectlon of Mr Hjertstedt who IS an ardent collector hnmself He has a very complete collectuon ot all types of stamps, which he allows the club to Inspect and drscuss Rare Stamps are expenslve, but expense need not stop anyone from collectmg them, 180 Lane Tech Annual for there are very large number of lnexpensuve stamps available Collecting as as rnterestung as baseball or any other hobby The best part does not Ile rn purchasrng these stamps and pastrng them unto a book, but ID duscovenng how they are made and why the plcture was engraved on the face The longer one works at collecting and studying stamps the more fasclnatnng It be comes ' 2 Y 1 . x . 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Slide Rule Club R l Arr bas 0 Lege e Mr Shatto Ko olsk Bors k Lrndley 2 Kdd Gayfon Meyer Yasc no Bntsas Hartke Borke R 3 Tucker Waywood Kasper Brodell Chnstensen Carlson Basch ere Pres Charles Tegere Vnce Pres Edward KowalskI ln your wandernng through the halls of Lane have you ever seen someone walkmg down the hall wIth along sheath danglmg what he IS carryung In that sheath? lt s a slro stIck as the engrneer calls It a sllde rule to you laymen A few years ago the slIde rule was just a sort of playthIng but today It IS one of the most Important Instruments that the engIneer uses After an engIneer gets through makrng hrs caIculatIons by the use of logs he checks hrs work wIth the slrde rule The slrde rule of fers a QUlCk effIcIent means of checknIg hrs work tIng the know how about the slnde rule To accompIIsh thIs there are mavIes and all sorts of lectures Mr Shattow Instructs the ad vanced class and the presIdent Instructs the begInners The Importance of the slrde rule In the fneld of mathematrcs IS very great so If It IS possIble try to learn about the slIde rule June 1950 181 OW . - I , r , , w, w I, I , . Row . I , , , I , , , . uW , , , , , I , f ht Is lt? s rr b r It 1 ' , rom ls. e we You Ove' U do You ,PQN The Slrde Rule Club offers a means ot get- , . Robol: Club 39 Rowl Mururubcrg Lrudley Mr Heflun Scalzttu Bauboutss Yuen Row 2 Allgauer Nucoll Manachek Zara Btsas Suelung Row 3 Hulquust Wulbrught Gapp Peterson Schulz Cormack Presudent Duck Scalzuttu Vuce Presudent Wally Lundley Secretary Treasurer Sam Bouboutsus Faculty Sponsor Mr l-leflun Explorurug the mysteruous realms of Physucs Lone Tech Annual The members of the Robot Club are Physucs students who are unterested un constructuon of apparatus whuch mught not be avaulable to the school unless buult at Lane ln the past the club has buult many pueces of apparatus such as the automatuc tumung devuce for studyung fallung bodues the automatuc water stull an auduo frequency oscullator a stroboscope and varuous other devuces Thus semester they com pleted the Vandegraff Generator whuch has been under constructuon at Lane for the last three years A model pule druyer was comple ted as well as a woruung model ot a Pratt Truss brudge whuch us so buult that the stresses un the varuous members of the brudge can be both computed and measured quute easuly Thus model us un regular us un the Physucs classes The club us currently at work on redesugnung and rebuuldung one of the power supplues for the school publuc address system New re placeable relays and tume delays are beung un stalled as well os new wurung and tulter can densers The uob us now unaergoung tests and wull soon be unstalled un Mr Thue s otfuce 1, A , . Q il ' , - L 4' of . 4 - ups. i ,B-9 ' - X u ,1 0 4- '7 o 'Q - Al x . , u , - A 1 I 1 lf ,- . 1 1 I 1 I 1 ' . , 1 1 1 1 - , . I 1 1 1 1 I I . . . . In . . . I ' I ' - ' I . . - I - Agriculture Club 'nm l Rowl Lerner Orlando Mr Moore Moorhead Bergstrom Ra th Row 2 Crown HOWKIHS Schafer Engelmann Dornkawsku Row 3 Glass SImon MaIaskI Tuszynsk 4 Mueller McWhorter Kuk elka Johnson All you 4 H ers w ndow box artIsts and backyard farmers Wlll be Interested In thIs club The Agnculture Club IS sponsored by a man who IS genuInely qualItIed for the Iob Mr Moore the sponsor ofthe club runs a farm In southern lllInoIs The club as a whole IS composed of boys who are really Interested In the scIence of . , , . I l I I . - I I I '- Row . , , I , . ' ' I : 1 ' I - - Members listen as the VOYIOUS breeds f ' I catHe are explained, . ..,,.., I I V 4 9,41 cl , I r ,,. N. farmmg Every one of them has had some per sonal experIence In stock raIsIng They realIze the Importance of SCl9nTIfIC farmmg Throughout the year the members of the club have theIr regular meetIngs WhlCh are varIed by numerous tours and lectures Re cently Mr Lee Ford of lnternatIonal Horves ter gave an InterestIng lecture on SOI' erosIon The members of the club also FGOIIZE the Importance of tIne stock To see the best IH stock they go to the annual lnternatIonal Stock Show at the ChIcago AmphItheater They also help around Lane s garden makIng the garden the best In the cIty 4 June 1950 Cherokee l-lu - Y Row Meyer Repp Wlldner Mrza Carroll Welzm Morrrs Row Buelmskn Samuelson Scott Fran k M czy ayer Row Blelawskn DeVnto Albert Younglove Odaz Petersen OFFICERS Pres Zygmunt Sekolnlckl Vlce Pres Ruchard Faruas Sec James Hedxn Treas Herby Strer Sgt at Arms Charles Hoffung Chaplarn Chorles Hoffmg Sponsor Mr Wm Sheets Home' Everybody has o home wuth mother father sister and brother but sometnmes there ns a Second Home For the twenty eught fellows who belong to It the Luncoln Belmont Y M C A us a second home The actuvrtnes of the Cherokee Hn Y range from gory lnltnatuons to hay rudes, beoch port ses, tobogganmg and socaals, wuth gurls from 184 Lone Tech Annual nearby hugh schools Also a great varuety of speakers come to entertaun the group such as an F B l agent a dlsc jockey or even a famous name In athletics Besldes all thus o Cherokee Pow Wow rs held nn the Lone ballroom and, thanks to all the Hn Y and Trl Hu Ys from the Luncoln and Belmont Y, nt IS quute a success O . ga, A I A . C Y A . 3 V . , , 1, in VT 'X' 4' Y. 1-' T R V 4 f Row l. August, Hedin, Stier, Mr. Sheets, Farias, Hoffing, Pochnowski. 3, 1 4 E , , , 4' , , , , S 1 - . I , I 1 N 1 ' II ll - . . ' - ' ' ' I I I ' . . . . . ' . 11 - - 0-LVL gfacwzcfet AUTCJGRAPI-IS Z! .fafufznq JL J UNE first the long awaited Prom . Held at the Medina Country Club and rumored to be the scene of many empty billfolds . . . DeJahn pays off old bet to Prom Committee by leading the Grand March-pushing a grapefruit with his nose! . . . Senior attendance June second is noticed to be a new low . . . Students enjoy the fine harmony of a championship quartet at assembly . . . Final exams responsible for that new Tired Look . . . Teams begin to hunt for replacements for June Grads . . . Underclassmen fret over new programs . . . Graduation practice begins . . . Annuals come out and autographing gets underway.. . Final work completed . . . Applications for college entrance and summer jobs are sent . . . Over 550 seniors receive hard-earned diplomas in outdoor spectacle . . . Then suddenly for these, Lane is left behind and the future lies in wait while others fill their places. After Classes A Moment Forever 42 5' f if 4D 4a,Q a X Hsu REFLECT back for a moment to the happy times had at Lane. Remember not the events but instead recall to memory your classmates wh ' o made possible these event Remember too the fu d s. , , n amental ingredient of any school you, the individual. . 1, -ECL I . .r H. .lxwen Q. ' -'I 1 , i'L' I ' 41 '7- 1 , ,,, r r 'if ' ' mfi - -1' f df' . 3' ' ,, Q, fr . 1 ' Q 5 ' ft 1 -U Fr . ' 5 A n 1 , gtg' -vt, 6' J V V. t '1 af. a ' I I C K 1 in I '40 ,WW , J , . w ., 4 Ich Y I ei 1. . 1. Qficjaf Phofographer Lane Class of fune '50 fllafuan Simba 6208 N Broadway Ave Ch1CdgO 40 111111015 HO11ycourt 5 2379 All Negafzves Cf We Class of fume JU Are on file at the Sfu dz O C I 11 11 ll O Best wishes of success to oll Lone Tech grods' From Lone Tech Students ot the Aileen! Scheer! SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL TRADES INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY t scho f T C D M dctDsg e d W t ALLIED SCHOOL 133 42S M hge Ae Ph e HA 73915 Noelle gnc! Hain Swpfplff Two fully stocked Stores for your Auto Supphes 361ON Western A e EA 'Z 7171 2468 N Lincoln Ave l DI 8 1136 I Chicago, Illinois Ganqfml' lalzamt And Best Wishes To The CLASS OF JUNE l95O The Lane Tech Cafeteria 9 Ma 9 MECHANICAL DRAFTING TUUL 81 DIE DESIGNING fncfwafual fnihawlaan G I Approved Days Or Evenings Coll or Write for FREE Booklet BELT N sl:HuuL GFEZEAL 2457 W. NORTH AVE. AR 6-1819 ' 0 , l . Offering pos high ol troining int ' Drof ing loll bronchesl 0 Mos er Mo hinist 9 Tool8. ie oking 0 Product lllustrotion ' Pr ei n 2 v ' T I D signing 9 T I Engineering lOO'J Employment R cord tor Allie Grods. Phone, ri e or Visitg ' E Genevieve Flemin , na er 8- . ici n v . on - ll 0 A o . v . 'I n I . -.n Whaleam 'lfawz Pau' For almost a halt century we have supphed the rnaterlals for future Enqmeers and Arch1tects Hzesz Tech Supply IS proud to have been a part ot the great Amencan deslre to develope and 1mprove and to have up held 1n our own held the eagerness to pro ude better tools and matenals for a better end result RIESZ'S Lane Tech School Supply 3457 N Western Ave Established 1908 Ch1CagO I1l1no1s I I I . U H . N ll 7 . . 7 8M OFFINC DEPARTMENT STORE 2049 51 ROSCOE STREET CHICAGO 18 ILLINOIS Blttersweet 8 8010 We Have A Complete Selectxon Of Young Men s Needs Cameras, Photographic FEATURINQ Equipment 6- Supplies U S ' M D Gv 4825 N Western Ave t' O dqp 'Sh Chicago 25 lllunols HOFFING s DEPT sroms Uptown 8 GET YOUR FAVORTE BRAND AT Scfaaolaffbcefb Tool Design Die Design Mechanical Drafting Day and Evening Classes Free Catalog on Request 2804 W. 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All ' ' ' O ' Q s g ACfIVllI6S AdmIHISlfOflOD Agruculture Club Aur Cond1t1on1ng Club Asslstant Pr1nc1pals Baseball .lr Basketball Sr Basketball Battal1on Staff Bawlmg Club Budget Comm1ttee Camera Club Cherokee H1 Y Chess 81 Checkers Class Offucers Class Pres1dent Clean Up Comm1ttee Color Guard Clubs College Algebra Commuttee Chalrmen Comm1ttee Sponsors Concert Band Contents Crew Team Cross Country Dauly lOO D1v1s1ons Exh1b1t1on Platoon Faculty Fencmg Football German Club Glee Club Go f Gymnastucs Hall Guards H1ghl1ghts February March Apr1l May June Ice Skaters l M Managers 8 4 6 24 25 28 30 94 95 4 4 4 4 4 92 93 4 ll2 Key Club Lane Tech Prep La In Cl b Lettermen Club Mask 8- Shears M1I1tary Band M1I1tary Instructors Nat1onal Honor Soclety Off1ce Andes Offncers Orchestra Pan Amerlcan Club Polnsh Club Pr1nc1paI Prnnters Pr1nters Club Pro1ect1on Club u1ll 8. Scroll ROdIO Club Reg1mental Staff R1fle Team Robot Club Roller Club O T Scnence Club SEHIOFS SIOUX H1 Y Slade Rule Club Sm1th Hughes Au Soccer Team Sports Spur 8. Saddle Stage Crew Stamp Club Student Councul Student Court Sweethearts Sw1mm1ng Team Team Capta1ns TENNIS Team Track Team Troffnc Englneers Tool Des1gn Ushers Wrestllng t hop 4 98 99 lO2 lO3 96 97 4 82 83 4 4 - - - - - TO - - - 106108 1' 9 ---' - 159 M. 85 7 - - l67 . . , - - - 7 A- T ' ' ,Q D - n - 18 H - - - - 120 r -' - - . - 169 . . A ' ' H7 1 ' - . - - 12 , , ' - - - - 131 132 . - - ' w ' ' ' IE . . - - 128 129 - v ' ' - - - I2 127 A ' ' ' - - . 1 - .... 115 A ,--.g Mfg - .... 175 . . ----, 8 ' - - - 190 A - - - - 173 . ' ' ' ' ' :QQ '- - . - - 179 , . ' ' ' ' 106 - - . 171 . ' ' ' ' , h U - Q I - - - . 110 ' - - - - 22 . ' ' ' ' ' '65 , - - - 90 I - - - ll - - - - 117 ' ' ' ' ' N8 . ..... . 153 ' ' ' ' :Si U A ' ' ' ' - R. . .C - - - - 113 Commerclal rt - - - - - - n - p 164 - - - - 80 . 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