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

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ROBERT B. CORMACK Sergeant-at-Arms Bob was born in Chicago on Febuary 15, 1934. He enrolled in Bell elementary school, two years later he transferred to Hitch school. and graduated in 1948. He entered Lane in 1949 after spending a year at Taft high school. During his stay here he has participated in various activities. He became a member of the student council and in his senior year became assistant chief justice of the Student Court. He also took part in l.M. sports. After graduation Bob plans to enter college. off' rt : 4 '- .15 1 -i l A T- .Q-L iff, ' WF! ' 232.2 251 mt 'Q JF 'Q 933111371 sw ' Tw ft 1 QR i' S 53111 -45. f in H - 1 ' f fs tl' ,lt 'Effie t' . f 13-1- . Q ,, , . . l if DONALD F. SCHMIDT Treasurer Don was born in Chicago on February 5, 1934. He attended Haugan grammar school and started high school at Roosevelt, but soon transferred to Lane. Don was a member of the Lettermen's Club, Roller Club and hallguards. He is undecided what he will do after gradu- ation .

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fylfliafvnfp fill ffifc 9414! WILLIAM H. MEYER Secretary g Bill was born on December 5, l933l.'i'n Chicago, After graduating from Ravenswood grammar school and spending one-half year at Lake View high, Bill came to Lane. - ln 3A he was permitted to join the National Honor Society and was elected vice-president. Among his other activities have been: ,m- nastic team, Slide Rule Club, Camera Club, and 4A Architects. g i Upon graduation Bill plans to Continue his education in QO1l6QQ:' A g , . , -, ,F r . , -1, V-Q. . + X. . .. f 7' ',' E - f' 'z xv t, -L X. i HJ I - . -ff , Wx it ' f 4 i 3' EQCJX 7 , ff 9 E -Cf .R ,X fl 1 , Hx - 3 , t XX ff. .X .ig JAMES J. H ERDEGEN Vice-President Jim was born on May 23, ed Langland elementary sch l932. He attend- ool and came to Lane in l948, where he immediately took an interest in school activities. He was president of the crew team and a member of the cross- country, track and skating teams. He also was president of the Printers' Club, Sioux Hi-Y, and Rolling Indians, hallguards, and a member of was chief of the the Ushers' Club. Jim looks forward to majoring in physical HIS Ol'f'lbl'l'IOl'1 IS to I'e'l'Ul'I'l 1' education, in college. ' d o Lane as a phy- sical education instructor an coach. .I I , f'kf,6vLv, ij 41 f'i.1' ,. t 'i 1 1 . X L51 . 1 1 ' f ' U L ll i , 'Xi I ftp' ,jp 7? 11' ' if fill 'k il ,iff 1 if L

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9 O ROBERT MUNDT Chairman--Alumni Committee Bob was born on a cold wintry day in l934, January 2. He at ended Coonley elementary school, then entered Lane wh re he became active in R.O.T.C. cmd various clubs. ln his thir year he was a member of the track and cross-country tea and was cross-country captain. He was also active in: crack drill team, R.O.TC. Officers, Roller Club Club, Lettermen's Club and Robot Club. Bob plans go to college after graduation. ROGER M. HOLLINGER Chairman-Announcement Committee born in Oak Park, Illinois, on February l8, i932 a long eight years in elementary school he was attended Lane. He immediately joined the At Lane Roger was a member of the Letter- mens Hi-Y, and took part in l.M. sports. Roger has to go to college, but has not decided which one. ROBERT HOPPENRATH I Committee Robert better known as Hoppy , was born on July 8, attended the Harriet Beecher Stowe grammar school. graduating, he immediately came to Lane. Here he has part in various school activities such as: Student Council, Honor Society, was chairman of the Clean-up and Secretary of the Key Club. He has also been n R O T C., working through the ranks to the position commander. After grad- uation Hoppy plans college. HAUTALA Committee After graduating from grammar school, Dick came to Lane, where has taken part in many activi- ties. Maintaining high he was elected to the Honor Society and was a member the Super-Honor His other activities include: Tech 1ors English and College Dick was born i to continue his Ml school Tech and