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

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Ali il f ?' fix EDWIN FUJINAKA Vuce Presudent Ed was born on November 29 1933 In San Francisco Calufornla He started school at Breed Street Grammer School an Los Angeles At the age of ten he moved to Aruzona where he luved two Years Later he made Chicago has home attendung Thomas Grammar School When he was graduated he received the American Legion Award Lane was the next step Here he became a member of the stu dent councsl Ed later lonned the German Club and served as :ts resldent ln 3A he poxned the Honor Soclety and nn 4A was elected secre tary ot the group After graduatlon he plans to go to college HERBERT GREINDL Secretary Herble was born on the l7th of Aprul, I9 30, In Chicago After ten horrrlble years an Germany, he came back to Chncago ur. De cember 1946 He attended LakeVuew for one year, then came to Lane and made a fune name for hlmself on the soccer team He has played flrst strung ball since he came to Lane, and has held down the fullback spot for coach Hall's '48 and '49 cnty champuonshnp teams In hus lunlor year he was captain of the Iron heads. Herbies activitites have included the Letterman's Club, Honor Society, German Club, Student Council and Hallguards.

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Class Presidents Message S WE will the highly. ln t may contin the service have made been instill feated but w practical ex if we are go petition wa self-confide representin proved that next year w how hard strong will continue ou Bcause Studying in for red ma athletic fiel uary l95l standards o can mean Wherever To you splendid co memorable our class. l meet again. leave Lane, there are a great number of pleasant memories that stay with us. The friends we have made these lost four years in classrooms and on the athletic field, we shall always treasure he days to follow some of us may enter the business world, others ue their education in college, still others may be called into of our country. However, we shall always remember the friends we here at Lane. must never forget the splendid spirit of sportsmanship that has Again we ed in us here by our capable faculty. Lane has seldom been de- hen beaten it has always been a good loser. Through reality and perience we now know that life is made up of many contests, and od losers, we will be better sportsmen. On the athletic field, com- s keen. Gomes in our freshman year, helped us to develop our nce. Some of us decided we were just as good as those who were g us. This encouraged us to try out for teams. The first few weeks we were not as good as we thought, and we resolved that the ould be different. Consequently, we have learned that no matter we worked there was always someone more capable. Yet, the to improve has stayed with us and after leaving Lane, we must r efforts to advance both mentally any physically. of our many interests in school activites we at first did our a very casual manner. Our course books showed an attraction rks, but we found it unprofitable to be color blind. Red was not color, This type of competition was different from that of the our favorite d, for now our competition was within ourselves. This class of Jan- has proved itself a success by carrying on the high scholastic f Lane. The diploma which we receive for our accomplishments, no more to us than the reputation of our school, therefore, we go, whatever we do, we must remember the honor of Lone. my classmates, l wish to extend my deepest gratitude, for your -operation and active participation in making these successful and years. lt has been a privilege and honor to serve as president of wish all of you success in the future, and at sometime may we Until then, Farewell! Mar W. Ponder

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GEORGE ADOLPH HEUER Treasurer George was born on the l5th of October, l933 in Chicago. He was graduated from the Hawthorne Grammar School and earned the American Legion Award for outstanding char- acter. After remaining at Lakeview for one year, he entered Lane where he immediately tried out for football. He received his letter the following year. George also participated in the Letterman's club, Robot and German clubs, and the Honor Society, of which he is a four year member. Upon graduation George plans to continue his education, but is undecided as to what school he will attend WILLIAM ROBERT GOLDBACH Sgt at Arms Bill was born June I5 l933 in Chicago and was graa ated from Ravenswood Gram mar School He decided shortly after entering the city s top hugh school that to gain many benefits he should participate in as many activities as possible He played football and wos a member of the track team for three years having been elected captain of the team the second year Bill has been rewarded by membership in the Letterman s Club and by many close friendships made in I M sports and various clubs After graduation he intends to go into medicine E I 'L1l1 'F -Q I N. ' - . 1 . . I 1 I . . ,