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

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K S EDITED, ILLUSTRATED , I YI UI . I ' A Wk- L!AND PRINTED BY T WL I IM I I I I? STUDENTS OF THE LANE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL LU CH 18 Ol If? Y E xxx XFX xx K E X xxx XT,-Q5 , ,X .Z V ff V, ICAGO , ILLIN XX ,Nt X I f S J Fig XX.. my ...X.X f f S 3 iXX X X, f ff I 5, 2-X f-'5 xx X ff ff I X TI'f Wi lx X f x J f l EXIT- ' J N Fxx XXI J , X - Z f L K R24 5 A T'-'if'T'fT' , J' E - Ex.LA..gii7Ck E E X - -hpggL..fE I ' gziirsgg if EEEDD I MW: I I 4 Q I ,-1435 EEST T NSS Xxx- I Qi, I W f fx Em- - DX Tfxx Xws K -.....4,,, . , ,,-i.- 1 My QL I X X i 1 -- QQ- 0 Q f ' , 1 n-0. .. .- Q A Q Cht, 1 f f,: A-qfv .I , 1 ' I UNIV --.T.,,.,.,f- r ,- -.1 X . Yi ,' 1 if 1 f ,,. 1 X 1 'Y' 3' R .' Q 49 5, i ,. '31 Ks.. I ui ,110 . ' I Y l ,.. A -'. . . ,xx N iv . i -4,.' 1 I ff., , ,., lv 5 'U f.:-P 21- H . H, ,dit ,- 0-I' ' t '. ,, ,..w..g, - N au, A, A ,P- ,f , '.i:',,, . , LV .-fi, -:?' f 4n'?4'a.X.g , -23 1-. 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By the nineteen- th everything is running smoothly as students perform rituals of locker day, attend first social, and, if they happen to be seniors, get their pins and rings. 4As hold their traditional assembly and the month comes to a close with the Lane football team defeating Har- rison. FIRST Locker Day SECOND Back to School THIRD Remember the Main! BOTTOM LEFT Our First Victory BOTTOM RIGHT Social Night L z '44 , ,-'-Af. , ,rf , . . ,. - , , 'QA R V ,T P ' - . . ,QKQQV v.,-gf4nff.,' - l ,J ..-..-g-.g, 1 -': V., .. ,,v.,g4,f, 1' 5,531 I , - 4 I 5 .Qf,?f,k: :.19,zir'.1 A , 1 . 1 ,Z r ,ggi ff, I . 79,g.f ff 4 4341, J A, 1 A U I I X. ,, 5 1 4 In A . ,m hal 1 l 5 I- ' - 1: 1 -' 1 ' U U . 3' E .4- 7' 'fm ' U Q1 ' U 1 H I I ' I ' ' I O I . ul. W ,lx fag lit LMS! H l'lAY5Tk3? H Yi WM! 10 Elfffi w Q is . x ,f ' vm bd on ,Ma-ff v CTI. . ' IY 'lv nm:--'ff qv 1: tu 'I I l I 1 n i X 'Y 4, ru. ,H- -.W jef I.. .. lc 4 .w,N.,. as 5? I x an 41 Z., R JAMES H SMITH our prurucupal was born un Chucago Hus educotuon uncludes eught years at a Canaduan elementary school tour years un Tulden Tcchnucal Hugh School and a number ol years at the Unuversutues ol Chucago lllunous Loyola and Harvard From the Unuversuty of lllunous he receuved a Bachelor ot Scuence Degree and a Masters degree un enguneerung He began hus teachung career as a wood shop teacher un an elementary school He has taught at all levcls elementary secondary, college and unuversuty Hus pruncupalshup started at the Sherwood elementary school ln l939 he became the pruncupal ol Fenger and un October l943 became the prmcupol of Lane Technucol Hugh School He has been past presudent ol the Chucogo Prunters Club a member of the Ill unous Pruncupols Assocuatuon regustered prolessuonol engun cr durcctor ol the Ill unous Hugh School Assocuatuon and us an honorary Doctor ot Scuence The latter tutle was awarded to hum by Bradley Unuvcrsuty By Febuary he expects to receuye a Doctorate from Loyola Unuversuty ' ' 1 r . - I I r r r - 5 . . . r 1 , . u - r ' PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE ORKING together is the surest way for any or- ganization, group or team to achieve its ob- jectives. The ability to work one with another and to cooperate effectively and willingly for the wel- fare of all is the mark of a good organization be it a notion, an army or a school. The ability to cooper- ate and work together is one of the finest features of Lane. ln their report after their visit to Lone last spring the inspectors from the Office of the Superin- tendent of Public Instruction remarked on the fine spirit of cooperation apparent among the teachers and students and t h e high morale that e x i ste d throughout the school. The signs of high morale and mutual regard of students and teachers as the work of the school was carried forward was evident every- where and the visiting educators were impressed by this fact. Students and teachers are to be congratu- lated on this splendid spirit. lt is the hope of all of us at Lane that our graduates will carry this spirit ofco- operation with them wherever they go. With it they will be assets to any organization. MR MEIERDIERKS ADMINISTRATION o keep a school as large as Lane runmng smoothly at takes an ex pert and competent admumstra trve staff There are such problems as programs trafflc placement Ilbrary mamtenance hallguards duscuplme and many others To handle these problems there are responslble men and women who form the Lane admm rstratlve staff Thelrs IS not an easy job fllled with hazards and Important decuslons but they always seem to keep Lane running efflclently Leaders and Friends In Qur Four Years at Lane Tech L TIIA I I2 n - :- . a - e I I I I . -0. I I I Q a a - . q . . 4 . . Q I I no I - .- u r I I FY Mr DORNBOS Mr HAWVER Mr HUNTER Mr PATULLO Mr WALZ Proqram Proqram Scholarshup Exam n Examnner A x 3 L Mr ROTHE Mr SIEBERT Mr SCHMIEGEL Mr KILROY Mr SUTER Dlscnplune Traffuc Hollguords Ad1ustment Adlustment Qfflce Andes . M545 Mr, KAISER Mr PALKA Mugs SCHUMACHER Mr. SIMON Mr, HILDEBRAND Attendance Attendance Ltbrarian Placement Placement 343 Ln S Ex, 'SMX Xml -9' 1 ,QW ', Nl .W FAC U LTY TOP M Thue M Newman and Mr Knlroy in Confer encc MIDDLE Mrs Yancey lnstructs marrows Citizens BOTTOM Mr EA Anderson Explains Ohm s Law ANE is known primarily as a technical school filled with shops and drawing classes However it does not neglect the academic courses which are an essential part of ed- ucation. English classes have proven invaluable to the student when he leaves school and looks for work. Science, mathematics, history, and civics help him to under- stand the world about him and make him a leader of the less educated persons. No student should neglect these studies thinking that they are useless, and every student should be filled with gratitude to the teachers who bring this course of study to him. MATHEMATICS luv I. Mr. McPherron, Mnss Adams, Mrs. Mnssner, Mxss Rothgen, Mzss Collins Mr Ehrlnch. Rev 2. Mrs. Osrlc. Mrs Brodmon Mass Poop. MATHEMATICS llovr I. Mrs. Swanson, Mxss Lmdley Mrs. Hendrix. Row 1. Mrs. Ernsfmg. Mr. Roppoporr, Mrs. Miller. MATHEMATICS Row I. Mass Block, Mrs. Hoffman, Mnss Sfuiler. Row 2. Mr. Torreyson, Mrs, Mellon, Mr. Fossler, Mrs. Louder, Mr. Hunter. ENGLISH Roi I. Mr. Morrlssey, Mr. Rodger Mnss Strcmdberg, Mrs. Kofre, Miss Goold Row 2. Mxss Ridge, Mr, Sorver Musa Bertrand. I7 January 1953 , . ENGLISH Row I. Muss Felt. Mrs. Wmg Mrs. Kluge. Mrs. Wuckhorst, Mtss Jones Row 2. Mrs. James. Mtss Casey Mxss Brody. ENGLISH Row 1. Miss O'Toole, Mrs. Howard. Row 2. Miss Sherbohn. Muss Barrett, Miss Hess. Els vi W. v1 Mr M, LANGUAGE Row 1. Miss Pondel. Mrs. Beck. Mwss Mozur, Mwss McBee. Row 2. Mr. Culbertson, Mr. Lutzen. SOCIAL SCIENCE Row I. Mr Ghck. Mrss Szyrnonskr Mcvcy. Row 2. Mr. Sherman, Mr Thompson Mogrincr. Lane Tech Annual 18 SOCIAL SCIENCE Row 'I. Hrs Yancey, Mrs. Weber, 'Ns Jerwngs. Row 2. Nr. Kuecker, Mr. Throg- rworton, Mr, Bucher, Mr. Kaiser, V ss Manu hart GENERAL SCIENCE Row 1. Mr, Kfap, Mr. Zwndell, Mr. Sullwvon. Row 2. Mrs. Slutsky, Mr. Branner, Mrs. Wemberg, GENERAL SCIENCE Row 1. Mr. Briney, Miss Rogers Mr, Campbell, Mr. Johnson. Row 2, Mr. Hagey, Mass Mathuson. BIOLOGY-DEAF ORAL Row 1. Mes Olson, Mr. Zoerrv, Mass Arenberg, Mnss Picpp. Row 2. Mrss Fugg, Mrs. Skmner, Mrss Jones. 'I9 January 1953 TOP Mr Topp Shows Them How It s Done MIDDLE Future Avlatars with Cecil BOTTOM M Jos: lnstructs Wood craftsmen SHOP TEACHERS HE shops of Lane are its backbone. Students from all over the city are brought to Lane for the benefit of the great opportunities it offers in this field. They have made Lane famous as a competent technical school. Not only are its shops the best in the world for equipment, but its shop teachers are experts in their fields. They share their great experience and knowledge with students, and year after year turn out skillful technicians. Yes, truly, Lane is the biggest technical high school in the world, in spirit as well as size. PHYSICS Row 1. Mr Scofv, Mr Anderson Cordero, Mr. Grodgkl, Mr Goodman Rav 2. Mr. Hefhn, Mr. Horns, Rem-uson Mr, Penne CHEMISTRY Row 1. Mr Howver, Mr. Frost, Levy. Row 2. Mr Morcffw, Mass Varwderpoei, Cox. MECHANICAL DRAWING Row 1. Mr, Knapp Mr, Closen Pnper, Row 2. Mr Poftullo, Mr. Wolz, Wollgren MECHANICAL DRAWING Row 1. Mr Rosenblom, Mr. Shortow Lyon Row 2. Mr. Berens, Mr Nelson, Muller, Mr Hlersfedf Mr. Schrmegel January 1953 f- A' Vx- P I .. 57, MECHANICAL DRAWING Row I. Mr, Domv Mr. Landon Mr Schwodz, Mr. Puper. Row 2. Mr, Dovxs Mr. Ackerf MUSIC Row I- Mr. Blum, Mr. Schncnder Mr. Huff, Mr. Lombardo. Row 2. Mr. Grill. PRINTI NG-ART-LITHOGRAPH Row 1. Mr, Young, Mr, Cunneo Mn Topo. Row 2, Mr. Walker, Mr. Stonko, Mr. Beck. MACHINE SHOP Row 1, Mr ECM Mr Rocigcr, Mr Tower, Mr Somog Row 2. Mr Mwcrs M' NACNJ Y. 'N Deon Lone Tech Annual 22 .' sf' 5,. C . 'fn' A 2 E W , 5. ., V' N. Q m 5 ' Q ,. 1 f 1 .51 Y 1 541 ' ' ,fx 4' , F , fy 9 vi N f 4 Zfaf if 'f if - ' ZX I X 9 5 5 '1 - f , V S' 3 E 5 - N at f, , A Ev 4? sf- Va 'WE S ff if 'g . , ,U ,S ,, of ,, if A if K A gp 4 5: .XA rf . X1 ,, 1-in-:Ln PHYSICAL EDUCATION Rev I. Mr, McDac1e Mr Newman Mr Lczbonf Mr Sreberf Mr Farber Row 2, Mr Kmg, Mr Rrng, Mr, Thae Mr Manosrnl Mr Valemrng, Mr Lmbrrghf. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Row I. Mr Wallenfa, Mr. Pegel Bornrckol, Mr, Schaefer, Mr. Horschke. Row 2. Mr, Hall, Mr. Duere,Mr, Koch Mr, Buchanan. LIBRARIANS AND CLERK Rov1. Mass Burns, Mrs. Knapp Mrs, Long. Row 2. Mrs Kengotr Mrs Guaglrardo Mas Schumacher CLERKS Row I. vm Doc-nm. Mrs Paw.:-L, 'Au Rrchrnor- Mrs Scum, Row 2. Vrss Neeir. Mrs Crow Mr Flynn Mrs Koplm Mrs Ohlggr' Lune Tech Annual 24 NOVW 'G oflg 0' D139 t put '70 wfe 9 Xt Alw 6 ys Room For On G More dns MUS A961 Here ul 'ff Afffv' Cclzober Highlights HOUTS of joy and moans of des- pair are heard through the halls as the first quarter grades are given out. A brighter side is the defeat- ing of Lane's traditional rival, Schurz, 7 to 6. After the first holiday iColum- busl the 4Bs hold their election. It is a terrific campaign, and Wudke is e- lected President. Lane received a host of representatives as the annual Col- lege Day is held. Indian Summer had most Laneites breathing a sigh as they look towards our next door neighbor, Riverview, closed for the winter. Like a flash the weather changes and Lane experiences its first snow. As everyone looks to November to see the outcome of our great football victories, the month comes to a close. if 17 'fgq is FIRST THIRD Indians With Jeff Chandler The First Snow SECOND BOTTOM LEFT The Elections Begin Lane Beats Schurz BOTTOM RIGHT The Silent Neighbor -. ' -fn f Jw , , f , K any is OUR years ago these students entered Lane as inquisitive frightened freshmen. They now have grown to be responsi- ble men-men who will someday shape the course of the world. On the pages that follow You will see the records of these seniors-the clubs they belonged to, the schools from which they came, where they are going. Unfortunately it is beyond the printed word to describe the real records in high school. The hopes, happiness, disappointments, sadness, fun, work, and the joy they have experienced in the pas? four years are inde- lSll-ENIOR I . I Chuck was born on May 20 1934 nn Chlcago After eight years at St Laduslaus grammar school he entered Lane In hus furst year he trled for the football team and proved himself worthy for he played one year freshman football and three years of Varslty. Being elected co captaln ln his last year was another one of has accomplnshments He was also mterested In other Lane actnvltses, for he became presldent of the Polnsh Club and Vorsuty member of the wrestllng team After graduation he plans to go to college ,A 'a -w' ' :U- ,:'-g::. ,? ' - cg-c. 4 4 ml' .1-A J'-?f In .,, 17 ww' -, ,,, gf, ,,.'-1 ' vxfgtfz . , . . . I PRESIDENTS MESSAGE UST as the classes before us and those to follow, we too must bid farewell to Lane. Our four years here were fil- led to overflowing with experiences we shall cherish dearly. As we grow more mature and refine our sense of values, we shall appreciate even more what we have gained at Lane Tech. Our association with the school administrators and the faculty will always bring back pleasant memories of years spent at the School of Champions . l am sure also that we all hope to keep many of the friends we have made in the classroom, club, or athletic organization. To the excellent teaching staff must go the credit for not only infusing knowledge in us, enriching our outlooks and polishing the rough edges on our manners, but for imbuing us, with high ideals, courage and ambition so that we might face the future with more tolerance, understanding, and good sense. As future citizens we shall face many problems, obstacles, and difficulties. However, we hope to meet any hardships that we may encounter as a challenge to our intelligence, with the tasks confronting us. As president of the class of January, 1953, I wish to ex- press my deepest gratitude to the graduating class for the splendid cooperation which was given me. lt was an honor and a privilege to represent a class that so typified the true Lane. To the entire class I sincerely wish the best of everything that life has to offer. May you successfully attain your goals and achieve not only for yourselves alone, but humanity at large the peace and happiness that is so much desired by all People. EUGENE CICHOWSKI FRED GOTHA Vuce Presudent Fred was born on Aprll 39 l935 He at tended Newberry grammar school for enght years and then entered Lane ln February 1949 In hrs flrst semester he jolned the swummung team and has partlclpated In every cnty champnonshup smce then taknng one of the top three places each time Fred was co captaun of the sensor team Among hrs other actnvutles were the Key Club Ger Natnonal Honor Socuety He has also been a member of the super honor soclety smce hrs fnrst yea: 30 Lone Tech Annual Class Officers TONY FOSCO Sgt at Arms Tony was born December 30 I933 H graduated from Holy Famlly grammar school and then came directly to Lane He has been a member of the football team for four years Other actuvltues he has partlclpated In are the Pan American Club Grndders Hu Y IM Sports After graduatlon Tony intends to go to college ' ' if , j W I . .I . . I I - man Clubj and he was vice-president of the O s .W , . e 1 ' I ' ' January IQ53 RONALD HAROLD OLSON Treasurer Ronald was born an Chucago, Februaryl8, l935 He graduated from O A Thorp gram mar school Hrs ambltlon as a freshue was to take up archntecture un has second year at Lane He intends to study archltectural en glneerung at Unuverslty of lllunols Ron has been a member of the super honor roll, Na tlonal Honor Society, honor trvgonometry and college algebra classes, 4A Archutects, Slnde Rule Club, and was Vnce Presldent of the Electric House Wnrmg Club EDWARD LESTER MAUZER Secretary Ed was born nn Chlcago on February 26 l935 After has graduatuon from the Jungman grammar school where he was presudent of has class and of the school student councul Ed entered Lane ln flrst semester he became an I M umpnre but that was not enough for hum The follownng year he gouned the cross country team and also the baseball team for whnch he earned a letter Ed has been a member of the Dance Club Hallguards and IM Sports Upon graduation he plans to enter college January 1953 31 1 4 ' . . 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I I ' ' ' 3 I Q RAYMOND DECKER Chalrman Announcement Committee Ray was born on December 22 l933 He graduated from Beaublen grammar school and came dnrectly to Lane He was on the track team for two years and busnness manager for g three years Other actlvttues In which he partnclpated were the Pan Amerlcan Club Apaches and I M sports After graduatlon Ray intends to joan the Sea Bees Chairman Alumnl Committee Wally was born an the wandy cnty on September 7 l934 After graduatuon from Blame Grammer School he came to Lane He loaned the football team nn has furst year and became co captavn of Varsity and was also a member of the Gndder s Hn Y and Lettermens Club After graduatuon Wally plans to go to college Lane Tech Annual ANTON J SCHMID Chaurman-Glft Commuttee Anton who was born nn Chncago Aprul I5 l935 attended the Onahan grade school Upon entering Lane In January of I9-49 he panned many actnvltles among them beung the hall guards house wnrung club honors algebra and trngonometry and 4A Archntects In hrs 3A semester hus grades allowed hum to jonn the National Honor Soctety After graduatuon he plans to go on to college and study engnneernng JERRY C PECK Chairman Pun and Rlng Commlttee Jerry was born ln Los Angeles Calufornua on J ly ll l935 After graduatnng from Gale grammer school IU Chncago he entered Lane where he has partncupated nn such actuvltnes as the Nataonal Honor Socuety frosh Soph football college algebra and trlgonometry honor classes and nn the hugh school scuence four Jerry wall further has mterest In aeronautucs by studylng mechanlcal enganeerung at Cal Tech AGL WALTER L MERZ Committee Chairmen -1 ' C y a A l lf JOHN NATALI Chaurman Pncture Committee John was born on March 23 1934 ln Chucago He attended Prescott elementary school from whnch he carn to Lane H has taken part an several actlvutres here such as frosh soph football and lunuor basketball John also has been a member of the Prlnters Club Havrng been un the Natlonal Honor -fX Soclety he plans to further hrs educatuon by attendung college or Frank was born on May 31 1935 rn Chlcago After eught FRANK NORMAN KULA Chairman Fmance Commrttee years at Scanton grade school he entered Lane un 1949 He was accepted unto the Natronal Honor Soclety nn 3A He also has been a Tech Prep salesman a member of the Usher s Club and an offucer rn the ROTC Frank hopes to fontlnue has educatlon at lllrnons lnstrtute of Technology QF January 1953 W!! ALAN GILLBERG Chanrman Prom Committee Al was born on January 8 1935 an Chncago lllnnous After graduatlng from the Hanson Park grammar school he came to Lane and whale a freshman panned the swrmmung team He remalned on the team and ns now one of the captanns of the sensor team The Robot Club Hallguards and IM sports were hrs other extra currncclar actuvutnes After grad uatnon Al plans to go to college RICHARD J OLSEN Chaurman Entertainment Committee Duck was born on October 16 1934 rn the wrndy crty H was yust begrnnnng to enjoy Irfe when at the age of sux he en rolled at the Lafayette grammar school Durnng has second year at Lane he participated n IM sports and was elected vlce presndent of the Ushers Club and was also a member of the Cherokee H1 Y Has other actlvntles were Smlth Hughes auto and track team Upon graduatuon Dock plans to go to college January 1953 93 WOLFGANG D ESCHENLOHR Chalrman Student Servlce Commlttee Wolfgang was barn an July I5 1935 un Chucaga Illunous After attendung Brentano elementary school for eight years he entered Lane where he was a member of the Honor So cnety and the German Club He was also President of the Roller Club and held offnces an both the Hallguards and Traffuc Engnneers After graduation he plans to enter college RAYMOND LEWICK Chalrman Arrangements Ray was born In Chacago on Aprll 26 l934 He graduated from Our Lady of Mercy grammar school and went to St George for a semester but transfered to Lane for an Arch ltectural course He was on the track team for two years was Sgt at Arms for the 4A Architects and for the Boat Club and was a member af Spur and Saddle Club and Intramural Sports CARL KOCK Art Editor Annual Carl was born an Chicago on Christmas day l934 He at tended the James Monroe elementary school for enght years and when he graduated entered Lane He not only mapored In art but lolned several clubs dealing wnth the varnous phases of art Cartoomst Club Brush and Easel and Commer clal Art Club Has other actnvntues Include the track team I M sports Honor Socuety and Annual art staff of whnch he was made edltor this semester He plans to contunue has art educatlon at the Art lnstltute RICHARD HANSON Chanrman Cap and Gown Commnttee Duck was born on May 24 l935 After attendmg Gnles grammar school he entered Lane Tech He took part un varuous actnvltnes here at Lane belng a member of the Na tlonal Honor Socuety the Bowlnng Club Stamp Club Student Councll Hallguards IM sports and the Latm Club Has plans for the future are andefnnnte Lane Tech Annual me Committee Chairmen HENRY R SMITH Chorrman Brogrophy Commrtfee Hank was born rn Chrcago on August 29 l935 He grad rated from Palmer School and entered the School of Champrons rn February l949 He b carne rnterested rn sports and when a sophomore rorned the football team ,k 7 Whrle on the team he earned two mayor letters for varsrty 4-A competrtron In 4B he became a member of the Natronal ' Honor Socrety Hanks other actrvrtres rnclude the Letter men s Club Grrdders Hr Y German Club and IM sports After gracluatron Hank plans to maror rn crvrl engrneerrng JEROME BOLD Charrman Publrcrty Commrttee Jerry was born rn Chrcogo on September 4 l935 Upon graduatron from Luale elementary school he entered Lan Srnce then he has been a member of the football team Not ronol Honor Socrety and many clubs such os the Spur ani Soddre Clrnrc Pon Amerrcan and Robot In 4B he was elec ed edrtor rn chref af the Lane Dolly and ra Ag , presrdent of the Qurll and Scroll Jerry plans to attend the Unrversrty of lllrnors after graduatron January W53 'lf RALEIGH BOND Co Edrtor rn Chlef Annual Ralergh was born on July 20 l935 rn Chrcago lllrnors After spendrng erght years rn Brentano grammar school where he was art edrtor for the school paper he came to Lone In hrs frrst year he jorned the Lane Dolly as cartoonrst and also entered the ROTC Wrthrn a year of rornrn he becom the edrtor of the Tech Prep and ROTC edrtor of the Annual Hrs other actrvrtres rnclude the Lotrn Clua and ROTC Publrcrty Staff Natronal Honor Socrety ROTC Regrmental Staff and Brush and Easel Club Upon grad uatrng he plans to enter college RONALD A MAIER Co Edrtor rn Chief Annucl Ron was born rn the wrndy crty Moy l5 l935 After go rng two years to Coonley grammar school he transfered to and graduated from McPherson Enterrng Lone rn l949 h enrolled rn the commercral art course He rorned the Tech Prep staff where he became club edrtor feature edrtor act rvrty edrtor and to hrs present trtle of edrtor rn chref of th Annual Hrs other actrvrtres rnclude Comrnercral Art Club Honor Socrety German Club Brush and Easel and Annual art staff After graduatrng he plans to further hrs art ed ucatron at Chrcago Art lnstrtute January 1953 35 1 ' T f l ll s c . ,, . , , D . 1 - N- - .' . I 3 - , . . - 9 -Ar , . r . F 1 I C! , - I . I 1 T f 1 1 1 ' X ' V, L . . . . , I , - . ,,, I . . 4 . ' 4 4 2, Q? . ef -ri A, - aw U W. .r-my A ,Q , , 55 , fff,,,.3,. ,H '- ,Y ,Hg 1.- ' -fitfv 'ff 'x',f?'r A ' Q 9 1 'f m , 1 'e,'fv'r9 4141 rl lair fl-Q? r , r I , , . r . . . . . A 6 , . . , J ,, , .... . A r . . . , , , , , I I T ' ll ' ' ll I ' T r 1 . e , I I - , - . - , r r QF1 Mr KUECKER Mr YOUNG Mr PPER Mr LYON PubllClfY Annual GI Y Pun ond R nq Senior fp-W A Mr MCPHERRON Mass VANDERPOEL Mr GLICK Mrs WEBER Mr ZOERN Announcement Funonce P ctures Entertounment Dance Committee Sponsors 1' J 4 Mr BECK Mrs BECK Mr BREEDEN Mr WALLGREN Buogrophw Student Service Alumni Cop cmd Gown Lone Tech Annual W 2 LUOK 70 ARND ln Action SENIOR CLASS AND SPONSOR JWQ Mr. FROST HE theme of this book is the coop- eration of teacher and student, and no- where can this be bet- ter shown than the re- lationship of Mr. Frost and the senior class. Here the spirit of co- operation has shown brightly for our senior s t u d e n t s. Together they work as team pre- paring for the big day of graduation when the seniors must leave school and seek their own way in the world. J y 1953 37 ig: 'Q' il 5 , T? :'1 jeff' it 'QQ 12- -an 114 2 -0 vi -:A xslt. it sr all A KENNETH E ABUJA Chacago, lll Jan 7, l935 Schneader Work ROTC Oftacers Club, Air Condataoning Club I-lgllguordy German Club CLIFFORD W. ANDERSON Chacago, Ill Dec. 2O, I934 Armstrong School l,M Sports, Track Team, Hallguard, Tech Prep Sales man, Lifesaving ROBERT D ANDERSON Chacogo Ill OCT 28 I 34 Bateman College Frosh Football Lafeguard Jr 8. Sr Swam Teams Letter man s Club Student Councal IM Sports GEORGE E ASPLUND Chacago Ill F 9 I 6 Pearce School 4 A Archatects Honor Trag Hallguard IM Sports Student Servace Cor-ramattee WALTER BATCHELOR Evanston Ill May 4 I933 Dever Undecadecl Lone Chorus Chess 8-Check er Club IM Sports Scaonc Club ROBERT EDMUND BAUM Chacago Ill A r 6 I 5 Pearce College Honor Socaety G rman Club M Baseball Basketball Vollexball YYIJI5 A-'T 1' N Q 4- 6' I' S KARL ALSINS Raga, Latvaa Aug 3, 1934 Rverson School Nataonal Honor Socaety, Kea Club, Slade Rule Club Recawl Otface IM Sports DON F ANDERSON Chacago, III. Dec I2, I933 St Bonaventure Work Hallguard IM Sports A vortaon Clut- OY E ANDEIXSO Ch cogo Ill ua I larnaeson College 4 A Archatects Cop 8- Gown Commattee Bowlana Club Hal uard Honor Traa RONALD VN BALDUF Chacago Ill I9 I Smyser Prante Pranter s Club Tech Prep 8. Annual Staff IM Sports Hallguard Roller Club Spur Q. Saddle Club JOHN W BAUET Chacago lll Jan 20 I 35 Pearce College R O T C Offac r Robot Club Ra ao Club Pan Am racon Club Hollguard Valle Tcow Claraac Crcva Team KENNETH J BAUMAN Chacago Ill Sept 2 I93A Brentano School Football Team J Basket ball Letterman s Club Span ash Club I M Sports Poochev A C Grlrlders Ha Y 'N Lon Tech Annual 9 0 C f 9 ' J f , . lx ' X, tl , - , - a 9 a , Q lr I7, 935 XJ Ain ' , I ' 0 I , Gb. , 93 , Oct. , 934 . . . , 4 . , I I I 9 , I . a ' P df ' I , L ' Q ' I . , , x -'I I Q 0 S' 0 ,X i ,I ra -A , p . , 93 ' ,Q Q a - f , r - - A I. . , , 8- I I 1315 f A I I 'Q I f 0 0 A T. .. 'O .2 41' 2' TA 'zu' v .es 'ia .ft 1 : 7 RI gr: 49 '-'la , Z . ' . 'Y' : 'K y, .'-I 'I -.1 ffl? '-- 4 ' ' ' -N 1 . :f H ,ana if . 1 - -' Q VL' j. fn, l - if T ' gf ' 1 -x J ,f ' -, tn . 1 L W a 4 , N Q0 x 'ICI' ml. -11, 5, -,V , ' Q .,- N L. 'V .,j 'slash ri, I , I P' -.X . T .L :'. N Q 0.4 , 'gg ,I ,': N ...N I :- -I ' 'E IEUJ ,ff l I fa J 2 Y' 1' I T If , Vs -1 ' V- 4 'I ' SC- , - ' A . I' I gzify- . 'rf L..-A .ity 3 l 1 ' ,X ,r Zvi. f h -E. I... av - V - ' , f. ' . . ,. N 1 . A - .- C I ', . ,-.P4,L:w' It I f' 4 a. ' fb 1 -I., ,ss-1 a .wa .:, .p. fm ,f . ' ' v J J we 4-Y .- ' f -. -.... '- a 1' f 1 - - 1 - H' I I O O O ' 2 38 KO LRI 3AU'VlAN ChIcago lll l Mt Carmel Navy Roller Club l-lallguard Trot fur' Engmneer RO wl EErxlNARDlNl Clmcago Ill n 7 Immaculate Con School A Years Football VIce Pres Pan Amencan Club Gndders HIY Lettermans Club Poo hex s A C Frnance Com BERNARD FRANK BISHOP ChIcago II ne I9 I AgassIz School RadIo German Roller R bot and SlIde Rule Clubs Hal ouard THEORORE E BONINIER ChIcago Ill 28 l Mason School Spur 8. Saddle Robot Cluu Alr CondItI n'IIn Club Sports Tech Salesman Bwat Club Lo ker Captaun ChIcago Da wun Tech Prnnters y l2 l pYlf'1fl'1U Prop 8- Annual Staff Club SmIth Hughe Prlnter Gun Club lM Sports Cap 8. Gown CommIttee STANLEY GARY BROWN Round Lake Mar 22 l934 DeWIt ClIn on School P,IblIc Address Unat Lane 3 ly ScIence RadIo Robot Icsopy 8- LogIc a l n Am rIc:In Clubs Football 'VlLLlANl EMIL BENECKE ChIcago Ill N v 7 l A l-laugan Wok Brush 8 Easel Club Com rnercI:1l Art Club Cartoonl Club EDMKARD JOHN BIENICK hIcago Ill A q 28 l 35 Chappell UndecIded rmters Club S PrIn nop Aur Cond Club PolIh Cub I M Sports l-lallguard Othcer WILLIAM R BLUE ICOU Set 26 l 34 Stowe Worlf l-lallquarrl l M Sports JE C t: l BO L I r 2 l Bateman Wru ht Stud nt Coun Il LIfequar'l T P Salesm 'I Letterman Q Club Sfvnmmnng Team Cam era Club Student Serwce Com C Icago III n l Peurce Schc Il Ice Slcatmg Teach Trac Team I M Sports German Club Hollquarrl DONALD E BUBLITZ ChIcago Ill c 6 l Palmer Collegc I e Vue Club Alumnn CommIttee R O T C Ofhcer Stamp Club Colleqe Alaebra Nanonol l-lonor Soc etv 4 94 'r ia 1,d I' . l if M If 1 ' .1 35JEwYZ15qgf !an0 nh. uf buf, ZW? , . Oct. I2, 932 , 0 , , 93 I , . Ji mi 'V , , Ja . , l935 C. 7 , U, , 9 Q3 . -fr I Q 7 ' . P I I-I 1 ' ' V ,H I t I .S wif? - A ' I ' l ' ' ' M - , A I I o I 0 I I I 1 I Alll QL ' , Ju , 935 Ch ,ot ll'-H In I 9 A U . , V I I Q f , fn 4 g o 1 R R'SS Z -w . - f x , pg, I 933 Ch 2390, III AQ , 934 I A , . .C I U I 1 M E b E 1 f , A:Vv :v W ,iv ,,,, Mggrqw' H, BROWN CHARLES W, BROWN ' ' I III JUI I 934 H , . Ja 17, 935 ,gat . . N lf ag I 0 . , ' , Dc , ,935 I . - b I, std Q I , A I I un , , , , , . . . , , ' Plfl ' ' , rt PO , k 1 A V ., . . 1 1 ' I 3 X 12-i s ,f fm-l: ,, , , at A ' N 4 f . ,.,:g 5 ,- .-fcrfhfg' ,-if . - f , .ds ' ,'.t 'Q 7 ' I . -7 1- 1 -, :Q-35152, hah' ft . ..,' ' '!Q.,..j. ' 11 ', ' jf' lv- ' - . 'L- 7 ' 'g-. i!?177'f:-75-:l -JT-A 'S A 9' if '. ' . I. '35-1-I 3 . Q, If ,yy -- ' .1 Q - Q' f- -:, 'L.1 .g.fj.',,g. 44. gt , ,I I qt-Q: - ,- -,L g AI, ,r . 1.17, , Q., - X. h 4-U 1- tr' R. 5.4! 5 ' 1 A-, U I NB., .' , ', ' 'K .. 5.5 ' ,-., - 'I if 4' V ..- ,: , g'-7-- ' 6 If , ' 'Y . I ' r, - f ' o 0 o - ..- ,. -e-.-.-.1 .W 'J X x 5 . I W5 CQ ,Qc Pl-llLLlP J. BUCARO Chicago, Ill, Seat. 5, 1934 St. Dominic Work l.M, Sports, Robot Club, Hallguard, Spanish Club, Air Conditioning Club, Camera Club, Gridders Hi-Y O DAVID F, WINE Denver, Colo. June 29, 1935 Waters Service Swimming Team, Crew Team, Crack Drill Team, Sour 8. Sad' dle Club, Lifeguard, Spanish Club, Annual Committee O WlLLlAM D. CARLSON Chicago Ill May 27 1935 Moos School Robot Club German Club Air Conditioning Club Student Council Hallguard IM Sports Tech Prep Salesman RONALD E ZILLNER Chicago III Apr 22 Schneider IM Sports German Hallguard 1935 Work Club RICHARD E CHWALISZ Chicago Ill Oc 31 Avondale Hallguard 1932 Work DWIGHT F CONAWAY Springfield lll July 24 l 33 School Sioux HIY Track Team IM Sports Gymnastic Team Latin Club hindi? nf' Q siege J N R 1 lx! ns A A. yxN we ,gf '-Ii ' 111 ii ANDREW N CAMUGNARO Chicago, III May 31, 1934 Shepard College Football Team, l,M Sports Lettermans Club, Gridders Hi-Y, Cap 8- Gown Committee I-lallguard, German Club O WARREN J CARLSON Evanston, Ill Feb. 4, 1934 LeMoyne Novx' Baseball Team Hallguard FRANK D CHILDERS Lincoln Neb n 7 I Goethe School German Club Nationol Hon or Society Hallgucird College Alegebra Club PETER CHURCH .IR hicago III Au 25 1934 Thomas School Football Team Lettermans Club Gridders Hi Y Track Pan American Club Hallquord I M Sports Robot Club JOSEPH F COLLINET Chicago lll M y 1 1 34 Bateman Colleg Smith Hughes Machine I M Sports Track Team WILLIAM S CROWN Chicago Ill g ll I Rovenswood School Track Team Soccer Team German Club Sioux HY IM Sports Finance Committee Olxmpians Hi Y Lone Tech Annual A , Ja 935 O O ' E , I , C ' , - Q , i O O ' , , t , ' , 4 a , 9 e . O ' - ,' 9 , f Au. , 934 ,aw if I 0 0 A it , l . . ,' .- S'pI , ., X. Q-I x V xt , ' 'I 34' - T .1 if-:ITC 'Z-, M . Q 'lr 'r r- A 4-'A I 'i 5' . . . lr x,' ,fi 1 -'. . 'L .' - , '1- 1 V ,. 3 txt '-. ',., I - . - V 'I' ' ' . 4' ' 'Q '-If lv l I' ilu' ' . X' Q. ,I :if-I l, 2 A W: pg A . A ' '50 , A i - I 'P-1 -V' !-,YS .. - S - I . ' ' ffl--, 2- f.-142. 1 , I' .9.g:,-lit. l '.,. j- , - , . ' D, ' , '.i- . . , ,l f.:-..4,3.., 'gf - -- H Q . L , 1 :l .Aw ,. . Q L :- K... P 4 ff. I .lr V. lc' 515-51 H if f,-SNC. r f . , ', . - I ' A O O ' 1 40 RONALD CZARNECKl Chicago, lll. Aua. 25, 1935 Darwin Work Chief Justice Student Court, Student Council, Bowling Club Tech Prep 8. Annual, Business Staff, 1M Sports O RONALD R. DE VlTTO Chicago, lll Jan. 12, 1935 Darwin Work Biograghy Committee, l,M. Sports, Printers Club, Smith Gun Club OBEPTJ DOSS Colowater Kan ar 21 Maos School Radio Club Latin Club Proiectionist Club I M Sports Hallquard RlCHARDJ EGLER Chicago Ill Aua 22 1934 Thorp Worlf Air Conditioning Club lM Sports Slide Rule Club Track Team German Club Ticket Salesman PE ER V ENGELMANN Chicago III Fe 23 1 35 Beaubein Undecided Air Condltloninng Club Hall guard German Club Enter tainment Committee Sports Ticket Mgr FRANK LOUIS FEISTAL Chicago lll Jun 20 1935 Stowe College u o Prm Printers Club ROTC Office ROTC Publicity Staff Radio Club IM Official Hallguarrl Ev FRANKUN DE ROCK Evanston, Ill, Jan 18, 1934 Schneider Nav-.' Sec. of German Club, l.M Sports, Student Court, Ushers Club, Camera Club Finance Committee O FRED A DITTMAR Chicago, Ill Oct 10 1935 MOrrlS School National Honor Society Gift Committee, Teachers Aide, Discipline Assistant, Cnlleac Alegebra VOBERT EBERT Chicago lll C 1 Farnsworth School German Club Radio Club Pt-llLl.lF' A ELl.lOTT Marseilles Fran e Apr 25 35 Gaudy School National Honor Society Capt S Ice Skating Team Track Team Letterman s Club DONALD .l ERDENBERGER Chicago lll o 15 1 Burley Arm, Hallguord Busine Mont er G rman lub ROBERT FREEMAN Chicago lll v 7 1 Bell School College l M Sports Brush and Easel Club Commercial Art Club Track Cross Country Annu Art Staff 174' MRI I-4' 151 f ,L ,, me X ... ,. , 1 Q lq , LMAA f F I in in i 36 1072 .nl 1 33 V, Q in N .436 'Yagi I 6 Iunurr , , r V 81 AA 'wx S-A It eng i' 1 ri -fin if QR Q' 'DFI RICHARD G FRIEDER Chicago, Ill, Jan. 19, 1935 Bateman Wright IM Sports, Hallguard, Bow- ling Club, Conservation Club, Greman Club, Spur and Slddle Club Biography Committee O JOHN G. FOLEY Chicago, Ill Sept 23, 1934 Blame Work Spur and Saddle, Pan Amer' :can Club, Hallguard Rovers Roller Club LAWRENCE GRIFFIN Chicago lll Jan 30 1935 Bateman Work Hallguard Offucer Spur 8- Saddle Club Agriculture Club German Club Traffic Engl neel' WILLIAM A GOEHRKE Chicago Ill Aug 17 1934 Schneider Work Robot Club G rman Club Hallguard Gridrlers H Y IM C9 rts HOWARD F GOVIBER Ch cago lll Sept 26 1934 Palmer Navy Tech Prep Snlesman A nual Committee Swimmm Team Dailx Stat GEORGE E GUNDFRSON JR Chicago Ill Mav 28 1933 Nobel Worlf Commercial Art Club Brqsn 8. Easel Club Yup!! DOINALD E, FRINDELL Chicago, III. June 18, 1934 Jahn Navy Commercial Art Club, Brush and Easel Club I-lallguard VVIILIAM A, GERMANSON Chicago, III, Julv 30, 1935 Hamilton Work Air Conditioning Club, Ag- racuture Club, Smith Hughes Auto, Alumni Committee JAMES ROBERT GLASS Chicago Ill Juv 18 1934 Armstrong School Sec Agrnculture Club Hall guard ROTC Officer Daily Reporter Camera Fencing and Pan Amertcan Clubs AA Cam EOBERT GROE Chicago lll r 14 1 Mary Lyon Both IM Sports I-lallauard WILLIAM R GROVE Chicago III Aua 25 1934 Lincoln Wcrlf Proiectionist Club Gymnas tics Team IM Sports Sio Hr Y Crew Team ALLEN GUNSAULLUS Chicago lll Fe 24 1 35 Burley Work rinters Club S l-l rmt Gun Club Football Team IM Sports Picture Committee Tech Prep 8. Annual Staff f . . Ya Q '-P ' , . , ' I as A S I I I ' , ,-, . ' ' Q 1 I , - I ' , . Ao . , 935 l , ii., J a 1 r . Q y I V I f 'x Q g , , . . , uw I I O Q I I '4 'U' r L ' f -:W ' , . , , is , 9 - X I X I l l P A I A P I i A 're -3 J . ' ' -. ,I ' I .' ' ' A O O za - We I L E ' - . 2' ' ' '14, ' ' - Q- tm, . R , .5 , s wi J, :Il :Q X ,-7' :- j ' I w ,P .T -W I Z C K F' , ,ri -L v ' 2' -QI' r 11 x . 7' if 1 , Q x L -gif? L' 596 J ' '-'I A ' ' 2, 'rf ' -, ff uf ' . Q V nn Au. 'I V. i. I . U V.. , . f 'rg ,374 , .LQEI I rn L 5 f I . ' ,- . Q l- '. ., I ,QQJ ' g -.Cx Q 4 ., . 'fr . ff' ' - I ' w r I V. , - ,i .-. :U ' - -I I.-Q1 b r -'I 1 Kg - A . , . I ' K . . nl . .,-,Ll'- ' ' j ' 'Q ly 4 4 - qc? E . :. 5,3 , 'I g-:Z .J , V fr l' 1 - ' 1 , I V 3 - I ' p .. li - ,H 3 s . 0 4 I if-'S 'NS k, -. ' .. ' ' O O , 42 AL M ik I Y 'goc 29 r 'f 5? Lone Tech Annual ROBERT GUSS Chicago, lll, May 3, l934 Reilly School Crock Drill Team, Hallguard German Club, Discoaline Run' Vlef ROGER B. HAAS Omaha, Nebr. Jan. l3, l935 Bateman School Printers Club, S.H, Print, Football Team, Hallquard, l.M. Sports, Tech Prep Salesman Arrangement Committee. MlCHAEL B HALPER Chicago lll Dec 24 l934 Concordia Service S H Print S H Auto Roller Club Printers Club RALPH H HANSEN Chicago lll Dec 20 l933 Gray Work Boat Club Outdoorsrnen Club Hallguard Camera Club Propectionist Club MARVIN E HARRIS Chicago lll I3 l LeMoyne Work Halguard S H Mach Shop Boot Club l M Sports ROBERT F HEILEMANN Chicago lll Dc 3l l 4 Alcott School Jr Basketball Mgr Swim ming Team Mgr IM Sports G rman Club Robot Club KENNETH GUSTAFSSON Chicago, lll. Dec. l, l934 Reinberg College Prom Committee, S.H. Auto, Sr. Skating Team, Robot Club. Hallguard, Roller Club, Gym nostics Team, l.M Sports O JOSEPH G. HALKA Chicago, lll Oct. 3, l934 LeMoyne Work Track Team, Printers Club, Hallguard, Swimming Team. I.M. Sports, Alumni Commit tee Elrod Club. RONALD M HANKIN Chicago lll O I6 l 4 LaFayette School Football Team German Club Robot Club Hallauord IM Sports Bioliogy Committee WA' TER HAMEL Chicago Ill Jan 25 Hamilton IM Sports Gridders German Club Hollauord CARLJ HEDERG Chicago lll D c I5 LeMoyen R O T C Hollauard fir Engineer ERNEST R HERZOG l935 Work Hi Y I933 Work Trot Chicago lll Fe 27 l 35 Onahan School Square Dance Club Ha guard I M Sports College Algebra iw.: QI? 1 'VA -v J A-In l . I' J 1. li Qu N 9 0 land' J -ol-nh Nw 1 .416 'Quit ,-Q.. , a i l Q' X Q' uv AL o 0 ' , ,Q . , Q N ' , . ct. , 93 A f E T I , , , 691-1 . . D . . I , g it ,A l 1 ' o o 1' V , , 1 A I ' , . Oct. , 933 ' , . e . , ttsiiwfl , 3 .4 . T A V 0 0 ' .5 I i Q ' , '. e . , 93 ' , ' b. , 9 . , . ' , ii. . Q J. .3 K r- .J-' 4 u I 'L, , . , a . ' . Tj: T Lili. , ---. ,. - ', ' H, ' ', f. ,', .11 -,,'4'.,A 1 -V. ,A ' ..:.fw' r Aw ? 'fi 1:r' .-ei F .. to-1--i A-Z' -1 4ge.s' ,..:f,f+,i. 5- -' 5 5? , . '- '3 -,L TP U, ,V-'.ifi?5g1fiL-H .' ff A 3 532. .5222 fag? 4. V .V 9 --1 h Q 7 -,, F: ,L f- ,ii 4 ' ' - 1' . A , . .' -v, o - fs -l, . - ' Ss :- ' 'J 9 .. .-L '...:4-,L - ., . ' ,QF f fi' vii., il' A ' ,:'- - - -' , . Y '- .Q fu' .Q 'A 1 9 , A 1.-.1 v .v 1 . ' 1' J . ',-'- ' '. A, ' . ' 1-1.1-S ,r-2 -. In I .jTQ,L'. - -- Q A ' t fr ' .S x ..., V I rig. ' ax ' i - . ' ' ' ' , . ' -3 if A 1 C , . I i M5 1, I .. I 0 0 0 , A 43 f RAYMOND H. HILGERS Chicago Ill Dec 30, l934 Smyser Work Baseball Team, l.M Sports, Pres. Tool Design Club. Chess 2 Checker Club Hallauard DALE C HOEFT Chicago, iii Feb l7 1935 Cleveland Wright 4A Archifecfs PA Unit IM. Sports Halljjuard Annual Representative PALPH H HOGSTROM Chicago lll I7 l Pctcrson School S H Machine Hallquard INA Sports MELVIN J HOLLAND ooklyn N Y D c 7 l 4 Schneider College Don Am rican Club Hall l M Sports CONRAD ISBANER Chicago Ill 7 l Patrick Henry College Gymnastic Team Brush and E eel Club I M Sgorts Hall guard FRANK L ANlS Chicago lll 21 l Darwin Northwestern Honor S lety Slide Rule tu nt Court M Soo s l-lallauard y--ug-40 0 7 I u -nfl Ibfix 7' 954 ' ERWIN A. HILTSCHER Chicago, lll Apri 9, l935 McPherson School Hi'C Club, Symphony Or chestra, German Club VM Sports Hollguard JOSEPH E. HOGEL Chicago, Ill Oct 5, l934 Headley School Radio Club, I,M. Manager Student Council, Roller Club Vice Pres. Ushers Club, Hall guard, Traffic Engineer O JOHN W, HLINAK Chicago Ill April 30 l935 Prussing of Ili i Track Team Traffic Engm eers 4A Architect Office Aid Finance Committee BROCKMAN S HOPKINS hicago Ill A Q 23 l 34 LaSalle Work Rifle Team GEKALD ALBERT JANIK Chicago Ill r l l Nobel Colleo Honor Society Polish Club owling Club l M Sofwr: Hall guard 1001 mage 33,35 3202 Iggo 5 GH I Q. Ln Lg P c S? 3 Z in 2,6 T z 35- Qu ru . ' , V' - -U I rx A . V 3 ' A .,...A . .K f :L E Q .14 ' 9- , ' 1 . ' v '-7' C 0 ' ' , ' .fty -Tjzwv S ' - ' 4 9. 63,1 l 'K ag.. --' ' . V - 1 -f.f.g .' - o -N - . . ' :X , O X O O 0 Q, bxix iA -, Q Q i I, f' ,X T, - .ew -' . 'U 7 -.nf 5 .V J , . H - ' .H . -3-,L . ' '- f.' ' ' 'f.'..f , .'. 5.' 'wg - .,'L ' - ' H 15. 9 A , ,, f- ..g i:-ET 1. - If , , 'Iv' '-.,. .fS--4 . Q W0 so co ,O . . -.15 ' --1 4 - L.: as an w ' -,Sf C y Ss A U' A a.l,, K' Il we qu rf' - '. ,Q X, 'W .,x,1l -- - lg .JL v , 4 . - J -- ef 7.' I, :' m ,gi -. , J. 0 V 'L '1 . ,... 2. r A lf' ff +t4f..f ' V - ' Lp A if C Q . . , I' 'HL x, I ,IJ ..,.'g. fx, g , H ' H -55 ' C I O O ' . . Y - 5 C . , , I 'Q - C . - I I 1 D ' ' . Aljf-' l ', 1 jaw A ' '0 'O 'O ' 3 ,- -1 -. V an A o ,. 7 'fy X in Uv i ,- f ,Q -ar Lane Tech Annual 44 ALFRED T JOHNSON Evantson, lil Apr, 3, l93D Armstronng College National Honor Society, La- tin Club, Slide Rule Club, Ra' duo Club, Student Council, Hallguard, Pin and Rina Com O EVERETT VV JOHNSON JR. Chicago, lll, AuO. 8, l935 Jamieson Illinois Student Council, 4-A Arch- itects, l.M. Sports, Pan Amer- ican Club, Robot Club, Social 5. Announcement Committees WALTER JOHNSON Chicago Ill Mar 28 l935 Portage Park School Honnor Society Golf Team Capt Rifle Team Robot Club Pan American Club Officer R O T C I M Sports KURT F KAISER Chicago Ill Dc l7 l A McPherson School String Quartet Orchestra S udent Council Strina Sextet lfating Team l M Sports STUART R KAUFMAN Chicago Ill Fe 8 l 36 McPherson School lM Sports Ushers Club Hallguard Pan American Club Camera Club LESTER W KELLNER Chicago lll Jon 2 l 5 St Josaphat Work IM Sports Track Team Boat Club O EDWIN C, JOHNSON Chicago, lll Apr. 7 1935 Locke College l. M, Sports Hallguard, La tan Club RALPH D, JOHNSON Aurora, lll Dec. l7, l934 Peirce School 4-A Architects, Hallguard Honor Trig,, Announcement Committee, Cherokee Hi-Y l,M. Sports, RICHARD P JORGENSEN Chicago Ill D c I6 l -l Moos Scnool National Honor Society I M Sports Gift Comm Proiection ist Club Hallguard Colleg Algebra Honor English ALEN J KARNER Chicago lll ne Zl I Beldlng School Stage Crew Mar Cros Country Team Prom Comm Hallguard Chief Daily Staff Social Comm l M Sports JAMES E KAUKE Chicago lll 3l l Portage Park School Golf Team Student Council Sports Cam ra J Hallguard Latin Club EDWARD J KINN Chicago lll I3 l Denver School Air Conditioning Club IM Sports German Club Boat Club V4.2 Aigviflill Q 1' S s , 4 t Us LM'- lllllf FM I ' it 9Al!l'..L :V N 0 -4 BELV., AE' r gp1yvfc M 'c ''3ng5gv11?'f'1 '12nqp va 'lv 0 . 3 , . ' , , l , ' , . e , 93 V O O - Q , e , , 93 ' , . Ju , 934 1 1 1 3 5 . l A . , I . I ' , b, , 9 A ,' . oct , 935 ' ' , ' - LM. f Q ci- ri' , Q ' T O O L W i ' , , 93 ' , Feb. , 935 O O v , . I , , Q i , V . . I - ' A , J ., --I v,' ,. ' . . ,', i I ' rn ' 1 ' -,.:- ' N-' . A' ' l ,Q , t ,' -. wx g f. wqhizt '44 I l V:-.w cg .I sis 3' 1 1 1 ,I :J A -, :X A i . 5, i , 4:41. --Qxgg, ig - ' Q. V - A D 1- .gr .s C ' Jij' ,,-yy-, L lr ' . Tv -' 'l - f L.. 3.11-. f ff: gi- . ' -'g-1.ujY '-',,. A 1 1 j ' .. Y '-,fi-'-.jggi -. fl . I .,--wi J LR -,A-In-gi-E jk' w ' ,., ll 11, . .lx .., i'fH-nj? L vw' Q . ' 5 tl A I f Sl Ll-'S' Hx i 4 lf: -if lifxf, ' J .. .y ',,p5.- I , , P- -. -.A fy, ,. ' ' - '1 H' s 2 . . 47 U - v 5? .5 - Q I A 'if--. ' V- S ' 'r .AA , gn 'E '7'-' ., . 'L' - o o o Q -' 1 57,4 3 4-. wt . Q vnu Q39 sf' A Q AY JOHN P, KITSON Chicago, Ill, Dec 5, I933 St. Francls Xavner Work SH Auto Shop, Hallquard, Traffic Englneers, Ushers Club Prom Comm., Robot Club GEORGE H. KOOP Chicago, Ill Dec IB, I93-'1 Funston School Honor Society, Swimming Team, Hallguard, IAM, Sports, 4-A Archutects Robot Club Pan Amerlcan Club Clmuc RICHARD A KRAFT Chrcago Ill S t 21 I 4 Stone School Robot Club Camera Club Spur 8 Saddle Club I M Sports Phony Club Hallauard Prom Committee Bowlmq Club FREDRICK A KRUEGER Chlcaao III Seat 4 I 34 Audubon School Notuanal Honor Society German Club Arr Conditioning Club Hallguard IM Sports JOHN R KURO Chicago Ill March 3 l935 Brentono Undecuded Natuonal Honor Socmtx I M Soorts Studennt Court Gown Commuttee Slud Club Student Councnl FREDERICK LESSING Chlcago Ill March 8 T934 Be School Bawlmg Club Brush 8. Easel Club Commerucal Art Club IM Sports Annual Art Staff PM S-s Ks Q if HERBERT L KLEINHARDT Chicago, III Aua IA, 1935 Coonley School Football Team, Track Team, Alumnu Comm., German Club l,M. Sports. WILLIAM J KOPPENHOEFER Chicago, lll, Seat. 22, 1933 Glemwood MII. School School Basketball Team, Letter' mans Club, Gymnastuc Team Track Team Ushers Club I M Sports Baseball Team ALLEN C KRUEGER Chncago III c I2 l Audubonn Work Amr Condltxonlng Club Hall guard IM Sports EDWIN KRUSE n nanapolus Ind Feb ll Llncoln Work Alf Condntlonlng Club IM Sports German Club Track Team Hallguard Gymnastics Team Sloux Hn Y CHARLES LACUGNA JR Chucago lll F 7 I 5 Moos School Natxonal Honor Socnetv I M Sports Football Team Ush r Club Funance Comm Ho guard JOSEPH LEIBOVITZ Chlcago Ill Apr 24 l934 Trumbull Undecnded Hallquard Blueonnt Oper ator Gymnastucs Team I Sports Arr Condutlonuq Club T o f ! use- Lone Tech Annual 6 JULIUS LIDIK Chicago, lll. Apr. l7, l934 St, Thecka School Spur 6. Saddle Club, l.M, Sports, Football, EDWIN Wi LINDQUIST JR, Chicago, Ill. Dec. 5, l934 Lovett School Honor Student, Crack Drill, Officer R.O.T.C., Honor Tri., Pan American Club, Hallguard, Agricultural Club, l,M. Sports, JAMES E LOWDEN JR Findlay Ohio May 24 l935 Coonley School Propectionist Club Hollguard Track Team Publicity Comm lM Sports German Club LEONARD D LUNDBORG Chicago lll Mor 24 l935 Schneider Work Air Conditioning Club Rifle Club Hallguord German Club ALBERT C MARKER Chicago Ill Aug 7 34 Stowe School Picture Comm l M Sports Roller Club Slide Rule Club Hallguard College Algebra Honor English LARRYJ MARTHALER Chicago lll F l l935 Bateman School Swimming Team G rman Club Hallguard Offic Aide IM Sports SIVERT l, LIND Chicago, III, June 5, l934 Trumbull WOrls Hallguard, S.H. Auto, l,M. Sports. GILBERT LOGE Chicago, lll, Feb. 3, l935 Smyser School Public Address Unit, Radio Club, ROTC Officer, Hallguard, Chess 8- Checkers Science 8 Phil. 8. Logic Clubs, RONALD LUCACClONl Chicago Ill O 9 l 4 Stockton Schocl Honor Student l M Sports Pan American Club Studecn Council Hallguard Ushers Club DONALD A MACHOLL Chicago III July 26 I 35 Audubonn Uudecided German Club Pres Student Court IM Sports Hallguard ROBERT W MASON Chicago Ill O 20 l93b Audubon School Hallguard 4 A Architects German Club Biography Com mittee Cherokee Hi Y Sioux Hi Y GORDEN K MATHESON Chicago lll Apr 22 I934 Blaine School Spur 8. Saddle Club Rover Latin Club ROTC Officer Library Service Office Service Crack Drill Team VJ I 0 13 ,tn Q 6' ' 'ZZ' 2 l rx-P ,Q F' sa PW J 4 W' gig! f s YY l J' A S. 'Is E J J .Liga ' U A Q'-ny. 352 'fav January 1953 1-Lua 'Q' rdf 9 i. 3? L 'nw PETER L, MATICH Chrcago, Ill Mar. 9, I935 Schneider Undecided Basketbcll Arr Condutionlng Club IM Sports Lotrn Club Halljudrd EDNVARD F MATUSCHAK JR Cnncago Ill Julv 9 l934 Spaldmg Work DONALD McCLORY Chlcago III y I Relnnberg Work Hallguard Roller Club I M Sports Smuth Huohes Auto Shop Robot Club Cap and Commlttee DENNIS M MCOMBER Chlcago Ill Sept 27 l934 LaSalle Undecuded Pan Amerucan Club Hall guards JOHN ROBERT MERRITT Chlcago Ill 7 I Chappell Prnntmg Prlnters Club S H Prmter Trafflc Englneers Hall uard Frosh Football M Jworts Elrod Club Annual Cc EDWARD JOESPH MEYER Chncogo III n 3 I Lowell ll :non Crew Team I M Sports Rol ler Club Slide Rule Club Hall guard Boat Cub Chorus Plc and Rang Comrnlttee .p-JF' x -S ,J-. .M .lg ff of NICKOLAS M MATOVICH Chicago, III, Dec. 2, I934 Prescott School Pan Amerucan Club, Printor Club, Basketball Team, Hall- guard, I,M, Sports, SH Pram Crosscountry Team. O GERALD E. MAYER Chicago, III. Jan, I3, l936 Arnold School Studennt Councul, Robot Club, German Club, I.M. Sports Hollguard, Tech PreD Sales FTTOYN O JEAN LEONARD MCGRIFF Chicago III Dec 29 l933 Lowell Undecuded Student Councnl Trafflc En gmeers Raduo Club German Club Bowling Club I M Man ager T P Sales Socral Com HARRY LYNN MCWHERTER Palmersvllle Tenn June 9 34 Nnxon School Football Track Wrestlung IM Sports Arr Condltnonung Robot and Agrlculture Clubs H Ilguord Pm and Rlna Corn WALTER J METZER Chacago III Apr 24 I933 Ddrvun Work I M Sports German Club Pallguord T E095 ZAQBUJ 3' KD 8, 0-4 as Ee 2' a S 0 r- ' O71 om -. I N 0 fo E0 ci- 05-ro ' CJ Q25 9 r' a s n -I A li :- 7 s a : 9 A m DE WAYNE MILLER Chicago, Ill, Dec. l, l934 Swift School Ice Skating Team, Swimming Team, Boat Club, Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Spur 8- Saddle Club, Prom Committee. O HERBERT W. MILLER Chicago, lll. Jan, lo, l935 Cleveland Work Swimming Team, Basketball Team, Football Mgr, Lifguard WILLIAM MlRZA Chicago lll c ll l LeMoyne School Gymnastics Team Tennis Team lce Skating Team IM Sports Silde Rule Club Capt Hallguard Projectionist Club PETER H MUELLER Jr Chicago lll Mar 22 l934 Cleveland School Radio Club National Honor Society Public Address Unit Discipline Office REDMOND P MURPHY Carter Wis Dec 2 I933 Blaine School Football Team Gridders Hi Y Pan American Club l M Sports Poocheys A C JOE S NALEPA Chicago Ill Mor 20 l934 St Wenceslaus School National Honor Soci ty IM Sports Biography Committee Varsity Football Track Team Polish Club Gridders Hi Y fs G DONALD C, MlLLER Chicago, lll. Aug. 27, l934 Monroe Service Pres. Ushers Club, Roller Club, Student Council, Ticket Seller, Hallguard, l,M, Sports, Polish Club, Bowling Club. O GERALD MION Chicago, lll. Dec. l8, l934 Hanson Park School l.M, Sports, Robot Club, Polish Club. JOHN B MULE Chicago Ill c 2l l Mayfair Work Frosh Soph Football Tech Prep 8- Annual Salesman IM Sports Track Team Hallguard JOSEPH L MURAWSKI Chicago Ill A a l7 l A St Mary of the Anaels Work Track Team ROBERT NABENKOEGL Chicago Ill Jan 23 l 35 Budlong School German Club l M Manager Hallguard KENNETH NELSON Chicago Ill A r 2 l 35 Funston School Vice Pres Ushers Club lM Mgr Boat Club Bowling Club IM Sports Hallguard 74,- if .3 S T R .w I S x 21' tip dugg QQ' an A P rllfuq X '7' Q f m E 1 , . .Liga N I '. . Q January g 1953 DX, 7 , A an , , ,f il l 'K' ,P an RONALD R. NIELSEN Chicago, Ill, Dec I2, I934 Darwin School Honor SOCiety, Concert Band, Concert Orchestra, Mil- itary Band, Student Council, Spur 8- Saddle Club. JOHN A. NOECKER Decorah, Iowa Apr. 3, l935 Armstrong School Camera Club Silde Rule Club Proiectionist Club Key Club Hallguard Student Caun Cul Honor Society Radio Club JAMES P NOVAK Chicago Ill Nov 22 I934 Coonley School German Club Hallguard Air Conditioning Club Aces MC IM Sports ROBERT ALAN OLSEN Chicago III Dc I4 I 4 Lloyc ll inoi Hallguard Apache Club Pan American Club Robot Club IM Sports Gift Comm iffee FERD OTTENBACHER Chicago III n 8 I SYUYSSF School Air Conditioning Club IM Sports Tardy Office Hallguard VIITCHELL WALTER PANEK Poland A Q IO I 3 Weber College Pan American Club Hall guard ROTC Officer y-uuvnlf' 4 .M -all C EDWARD NIEMIETZ Chicago, Ill. Dec. 27. I934 Brentano Undedded Sec. of Ushers Club, Sec. of Boat Club, l.M. Manager, l.M. Sports, Bowling Club, Gift Committee. SALVATORE NOTARO Chicago, Ill. Feb. 5. I934 Brainard Work Tech Prep Staff I M Sports Spanish Club Printer Club Spur and Saddle Club Elrod Club JOHN J OBRIEN Chicago Ind M r 4 '- Moos College Slide Rule Club German Club Applied Math Office Clerk ROTC Officer Hallguard ROBERT RICHARD ORTMAN Chicago III Oct 26 I 935 Audubon Work German Club Model Club Tennis Team I M Sports ARTHUR A PALCZYNISKI Chicago III Jan 28 I935 LaFayette School Capt of Cheerleaders Life Guard S H Auto Polish Club Air Conditiomnq Club Radio Club Pir and Rina Committee FRANK PASCHER Chicago III O I6 I 35 Hamilton Undecided Honor Society Tech Prep and Annual Sales Hallguard Student Council Student Court ROTC Officer Lane Tech Annual A I FRED J. PAVEC Chicago, lll. Mar. 27, 1935 Palmer College Student Council, Hallguard, German Club, Biography Com- mittee. JOHN PIENIADZ Chicago, Ill. Oct. 19, 1935 Drummond Undecided National Honor Society, l,M. Sports, Hallguard, Honors Eng- lish, Honors College Algebra. WlLLlAM POULOS Chicago Ill Jan 30 1 35 Cleveland College Latin Club Track Team guard Baseball Team I M Sports Lettermans Club Pic lu e Committc FRED W PROUD OOT Mission Tex J v 21 1 A Lincoln College Key Club Rifle Team Ger man Club S :ence Club ROTC Officer TOBERT PURALEWSKI Chicago lll Mar 4 1935 Goethe Work Cwor iz QU1D Chicago lll Fe 9 1 5 Audubon Work Lane Crew Club Orchestra Air Conditioning Club Publicity Committee Track Team Snorts Model Club RONALD PAVlA Chicago, lll, Sept. 2, 1935 Linne Undecided Football Team, Ushers Club, Pan American Club, Hallguard, ROTC, FREDERICK J. PINK Chicago, Ill. June 30, 1936 Burley Work German Club, Roller Club, Chief Hallguards, l. M. Sports. OTTO PRECHT Chicago Ill r 5 1 Lincoln Service National Honor Society 4A Architects Stamp Club ROBERT PSENKA Chicago lll Dec 1934 Beaubien School Head Chief Of Hallguards 4A Arhitects Honor Society Student Council Honor Tri Track Team l M Sports EDWIN A PUTKONEN Chicago Ill Apr 25 1935 Farnsworth School National Honor Society l M Sports Football Team Student Council Dallystaff Robot Club Bowling Club Hallguard RONALD K RABENECK hicago Ill Dec 20 1934 Haugan School Student Council Office Boy German Club Bowling Club IM Sports Alumni Committee Social Committee Hallguard lf' l 0,35 ,A- n 5 9 1? If il I xv- ' 'J lunar .Nl ajuif ' , . . , 9 ' , . AD. , 935 'Q A 2 5 , , , nc , ' ' . ul , 93 ' , . . ' 2 fl A 9.5 A 1 ,gn 0 0 X I . . I, o 0 . . , 5 ,. . ' Q ll . . , ' , I , . D, , s.. , . - . 1: - f . . 1 w. A I , 1 , rw . I I In M, I V' I g . , I M 0 0 1 A ' l 2 . .I-789 . , rf' . w ' ., ' ' 7 1 if ' 1 1 4 . ' 4- 1 . 1 .ey fs,-., 4 f.,., .fb-,if .1 ' , , ,. V ' .I at . . ' , 'gimme in :'gl,,u.r --. ' ' ii v ' . ' '-Lf. . 2-.U I .Ig-1. V D . .fa . '.., -' , -. 9 ' ,,-,j-fs 'I '- , . I - f H, 5 I' Tix .:z,,..-ukag ,.,.. . 4 2' K ,L 2' .IQ-'.'f'f'Q: fi ' 1-ff -. -it U .3 .1 rn 1 4 JJ: SI- . L ' .- S' ' 'A' A l H., ' . ' Li v ., A. ' i ' 1 V I o A F ,ill 3 nw.. if I f . 1- VI' I . In xl t H . . . ,. 'V 2 bi if . ' A - I ' ,. 1 .. ., 51 ,N 1- 'Q 1. st -. J , I - -0- ' 9 ...p I i 49 15 'Nu vi. D3 -an 95 1 ,., WALTER R. RAETZE Chicago, lll. Mor. 6, 1935 Hitch Undecided Crew Team, Air Conditioning Club, I.M. Sports. ELMER C. RICHTER Chicago, lll. July 30, I934 Coonley Service Vice'Pres. Mask 81 Shears, Entertianment Committee I... Sports, Bowling Club. GERALD E. RYAN Chicago lll Apr I7 I 35 Stowe School Football Team Basketball Team Gridder Hi Y Robot Club Ushers Club Boat Club Pan American Club Wrestling RAYMOND E SANNO Chicago lll O I9 I 35 Onahan Both Gift Comm Printers Club Hallguard Annual Salesman S H Print Shop Student Coun cil IM Sports GERALD H SCHIMPF Canton Ohio Mav 4 I934 Lincoln Undecided Cross Country Team Track Team Office Boy Lettermen Club Sportsmens Club ARTHUR SCHOTT Chicago lll Dec I7 I 32 St Alphonsus Undecided Hallguard Chief Traffic Luiet Usher Club PA Unit Roller Club Pres Social Com mlffee Tuna-41 7 -lt .,, ka JAMES B. REIS Chicago, lll. Jan. I6, I935 Brantano Work Spur 8- Sadle Club, Rifle Team, Bowling Club, Printers Club, Roller Club, Lifeguard, Hunting 8- Fishing Club. I LEROY O. ROLTGEN Chicago, lll. Dec. IB, I934 Portage Park School Key Club Pres., National Honor Society. Student Council, Radio Club Pres., Track Team, '-lallguard, Cheer Leaders. O FRANKLIN J SANDERS Chicago lll Jan I7 I 4 Nettelhorst School Roller Club S H Auto Shop lntertainment Committee IM Sports Clinic Hallguards ADOLPH J SCHEINPFLUG Chicago lll Jan 27 I935 Bateman School Baseball Team German Club Crack Drill Team Capt Hall guard Discipline Office IM Sports ROBERT G SCHLIEP Chicago lll .lan 7 1935 Falconer Work I M Sports German Club Hallguard CLARENCE W SCHROEDER Chicago lll Mav 20 l934 Thorp Work Hallguard S H Auto Shop Gymnastics Team I M Sports A Lane Tull Annual 4 1 - - 1 9 ' , . . , 93 1 I , I ' ' l ' . ' . ' 1 I A 1 - 0 0 ' , . ct. , 9 ' ' , . . . . I I . V , ' f ' ' - I ' ' ' 0 0 . 1 1 ' I , , , , I ' . . , , 1 1 , , . Q I A -1 - If I 1 - - ' Q I .- . iw'5':' t . 1 'f sq' 2 'I' Niii. v e , . , N W . , bfel,.,?:1,F-.,. -ala f ' ,. if -' Q S 3' 11, 451, .I - - ' .x'1x' ,f ' 9 dur- , ' .SI - ,f '. JT' . '1 :- - - N- 1. . ,, V .. I-. - j, . 11 4, is 4-.n g 'W M .3 3 1- - A '1 ws 14' 7 -ai nl A -J - 4, , - , , , 4 ' - A . . A ' -' , -A 'T ' 1.1, ' f-. I 'gr A .1-1 .Y 13: if-lt..-' ! -,:, - 'yur Vw... , . - . -r 5 In V ' .- l Q. ix.,-int' ,.. ,N-uv.. I 4 '. 09' . - ' 1 .1-Q -f 1.1-is-A Q ' P' ' . 1 ' .-.- I l t x , N... fr ti . w- . -'. ' ' I I O 52 ROBERT SCHUDERER Chicago, Ill. Nov. I7, I934 Janmison Undecided Bowling Club, Robot Club, German Club, Stamp Club, Chess 8- Checker Club. JOHN SENG Chicago, III. Feb. IO, I935 Prescott School Bowling Team, Hallguard, l.M. Sports. WILLIAM SIGLE Chicago Ill Mav II I 35 Nixon Undecided Honor Society Cao 8- Gown Committee I M Soorts LEONARD SKIROOCK Chicago Ill I I Langland School German Club Radio Club Cherokee Hu Y Hallquard KENNETH J SMITH OG Park lll Moy I9 I932 e School Bowling Club S H Printers Club Student Council IM Sports WAYNE A SOMMER Chicago Ill June I8 I933 Burley School Pan American Club ALLAN SCOTT Evanston, lll. Mar. II, I935 LeMoyne School Photo Staff, Cherokee Hi-Y, l,M. Sports. JOHN J, SHERMAN Athens, Greece June 26, I933 Healy School Football Team, Track Team, Gridders Hi-Y, Robot Club, Hallguard, Pan American Club, IM Sports Lettermens Club JAMES G SIROTZKI Chicago lll May 25 I934 Burley Navy Smith Hughes Machine Hollguard I M Soorts COSTANTE W SLAVIERO Chicago III Seat 24 I935 LaSalle School President Mask and Shears Treosuer Model Railroad Club CHARLES W SMOOT Chicago Ill Fe 5 I 35 Ga e School Daily Staff Camera Club Pan American Club Hollguard Announcement Committee l M Sports Honor Roll RONALD E STAFFA Chicago Ill Nov 23 I934 St Luke Work IM Sports Grudder Hi Y Hollguard Poochevs A C Mor ble Team IV' 4,681 S K' AS 3 I gb -. me Q, rg I vt' -4 5 2- 'fngfegf I iffy, I ! '4 a E f A 361 LEX I - ---1 1562 I rig Q , fdllll' Tm 'S -'ff .3 53 January 1953 up ,Q '09- -v-5 ri AQX H-:vi AL 'Q 1 'vi 1.2 RICHARD G STANIS Chlcago, lll June 28, I935 Darwin School Honor Socnety, Gvmnqsrigg Team, Tech Prep Salesman, Student Council, Student Court, IM Sports Pun 8. Ranq Comm O FRANK STOCCO Chrcago III Au ll I935 Bell School Soccer Team Brush 8- Easel Club Tech Prep Salesman I M Sports Key Club Prom Comm Pan Amerucan Club ALLEN B STONE Chlcago III F I8 I 5 Norwood Park School Dolly Staff Pan Amerlcon Club Robot Club Halguord IM Sports JOSEPH ALLAN STURM Chncago III Oc 26 l934 Henry Machlgon State Rlfle and Crack Drlll Teams ROTC Offncer German Club Lnteguard Bowllng Club Soclol ond Cap and Gown Comm ROBERT L SWEDBERG Chucago lll Dec 24 l933 Patrick Henry Undecided Football Team Basketball Team Track Team Grldders '-In Y Cap S- Gown Commlttee LEO L TATOSIAN Chucago III F A I 5 Nettlehorst Work Baseball Team Track Team IM Sports so .p-uf' I if C' .ws A, -.nfl 9 as Q - I JSR I si' RICHARD A STENSLAND Chicago, III Aor 5, V935 Cleveland School Cross Country Team, Track Team, Bowling Club. Swim, ming Team Blogrophy Comm IM Sports O WILLIAM V STOLFA Chrcago, Ill Feb 2l l935 Nettelhorst Undecud d Football Team I Pan Amerucan Club Sports GEORGE W STORM Chlcago lll Aug 8 I 5 School Notlon Honors So nety RO TC Offucer Camera Club G r mon Club Bowllna Club Hon ors Eng Student S rvlce Com Blame RICHARD SURVING Hammond Ind Jan 30 I935 Swlft School Spur 8. Saddle Club Brush 8. Easel Club Student Courmcul Cross Countrx Team LEVON TAMRAZ Chucogo lll 21 I LaSalle School Football Team Boat Club Avlatlon Club Robot Club I M Sports Hallgaurd Pres G rman Club Outdoorsmen Club GEORGE E THIEME Chncago lll Juv 9 I 35 Chappell Work Frosh Soph Footboll Robot ub Auto Fnnancu I Commnttee Hollguard I Sports J 'fl Lone Tech Annual . 0 ' 0 , . , . eb. , 93 , . , . , 93 ' ' f , , A e - Q, A i' - I b V - k A Y RT' . e ' I I . . 1. I I It . I ' . . ' ' I ' I ' Q., v-,, ' . ' , '. . . ' , . Feb. . 935 O O A I l, . I 5 V. ' , . eb. . 93 ' , . I , 9 ff , , , ' ' cu , s.H. . ' Ac I I ' Ili. 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THOINAPSON Chicago lll Oct 5 l934 Volta School S ud nt Councul Astronmy Club DALE F TRIGSTED Cl-ucago III Au 8 l934 Hawthorne School G rmon Club Crew Team CFOSS Country Team Sioux Hu Y Spur 8 Saddle Club IM Sports RONA D M VACELUKE Chicago lll Sept 22 I935 Stockton School Radio Club A d un Lubary Dhllo ophy 8 Logna Club MARSHALL A VICTORN Cn cago Ill I9 I Chappcll Work Track Team Hallguard Sports Pucturc Commuttee S H Auto RICHARD H WAGNER Chicago III June 3 I934 Jahn School Soccer Team Baseball Team Slide Rule Club Hallguard I M Sports German Club ERICH F VJEMPE Lombard Ill O l l 4 Bethel Army Hollguard Annual Salesman SH Auto V WILLIAM L. TIMM Waterloo Iowa Mar I2 '35 Knacker Backer Undecided Tech Prep Salesman Hall guard Annual Salesman IM Sports Camera Club Prunter Club EDWARD L TUCKER Chicago Ill Jan 26 l934 Avondale School Commerlcal Art Club Brush 8- Easel Club Prom Cammrttee Hallguard Tech Prep Salesman Locker Captaun I M Sports RICHARD VAN ALSTIN Chlcago III June IO Haugen Raulroad Club Roller Club Hallguard Prapcctuonest Club l934 Work RAYMOND C VOIGE Chicago lll Fe 23 I 33 Rezln Orr S hool Science Club I M Sports WILLIAM W WAGNER Evanston Ill Marchl l933 Ebenger Work Camera Club I-lallauard ROBERT A WHITE Chicago III D C I6 I 34 Cleveland School Student Councnl W4- Q ivllil G 1- 'i-Enid, it Af A 1. LC' IE ,1 5' E 5 A 1:1-.gh X Q ll -rp K Ng a 55 January 1953 I -,f. V ,. -1- ' 1 N3 'S n ' I 3 ' 'Q A -I .4 0 0 1- . I ' , . g. , ' , . . , I A . O I ' I ,4 A ' I s . s g . A ' ' + Ag C Q ' ' 1 , . ' oo. , 935 ' , . ' b. , 9 ' ' g V , .. I V ,V iv I ' 4 r I I 7 1 ' S 0 g A ,. ct.,93 - eg A9 g '-g7J,l Roller Club, Swimming Team, Bowlinq Club, l.M. S orts, ' , p ff ,.,. 1 0 I ' 3 -g, r - g -1 v,- ,, h , . ' 4 J N . ll. J M, J i ' lx ' . . ' A' 'ha' ,Hi A t Q 74, ,HV A .PF .4 ' 'Ti-'if' fm 2 fs' 'N-5 - 'aj b' ' .- Q-I n -'. 4 f-I-f. l5f' iw. A I ' '. ' 2 Q . . ' I , ,'n., n'- ' '- . Q J1',u,,,--Tf:'- '1 u' ' 1 - . r -uf - -if ,V .I at, ,fd 5. Q.7. .f,s- x ' . ,' 'f.j1.i.l:f ' ' ' -,' N 'lnsff . 41. nwee4c '- --4 '- I 0 f' .za--1 14- at jj-j ' -.ff .T . fi ljlrlza .. lv 5- I g . - 5' 1.-'. ' . .fa I -A i H x K 4 . 9 , , . -u.-,- Q , ay f 4 ' '- .I A - . n u ' ' ' ' o 0 o g 'R A JAMES H CHRISTENSEN Genevn N Y June 12 1933 Blaane Work Movae Club Tratfac l-la guard CHARLES E WILDGRUBE Chacago Ill M r 2 1935 TVUFTWIDUII SCIWOOI 4 A Archatect Alumna Corn mattee Crew Team Lateguard Aar Condataonarag Club Salde Rule Club Hallguard PHILIP D WITTLINGER Chacago Ill Nov 15 1935 Waters School Rafle Team Nataonal Honor Socaety Pan Ameracan Club Prom Comm Socaal Comm Crack Drall Team Honor Trag JESSE R YOUNG Pasadena Calat School Lafeguard Ushers Club Glee Club Slade Rule Club Prom Commattee RICHARD C WILLS Chacago lll Dec 6 1934 Pearce School Nataonal Honor Socaety Radao Club Scaence Club Ro bot Club Pan Ameracan Club WILLIAM T WOODRUFF Charlettsvall Va Dec I9 1930 Alabama Ave Work IM Sports Hallauard RICHARD T ABBOTT JR Hawthorne Servace Hallguards Slade Rule Club Educataonal Falms Club Pan Ameracan Club Graduate Wath Evenang School Cr Malewska Edwan THOMAS HUGH MCCALL Chacago Ill Nov I7 I 33 Lady of Mercy Work Ushers Club Hallguard R bot Club Smath Huahes Auto Shop Traftac Enganeers Prom Cornmattee ROBERT C ZOBEL Chacogo lll Sept 10 1934 Nash School Progectaonast Club Clanac Hallguard 81 Rover Band General Educataonal Development Graduates Albertsen JackJ Bandu John E Baelska Irvan Felax Boutren Sam Clct, Herman G Cullerton, Raymon Ebrom, Louas W Furlong, Thomas J Gara, Machael G Lane Tech Annu d al B Glas John Hanlon RobertJ Johnson Earl R Karsten George Kozanczuk, Orest A Lange, Emory H Merk, Robert Moalanen, Ennu A Naedzaela, Edward J Naedzwaecka, Henry E Realmuto Peter Scafada Sam Schubert Paul Sampson James A Smath, Roymond J Spaelmann, Robert J Stolzenbach, Harold Venell, Henry W Zaelanska, Donald C 1 ' f a - - - - 4 1 S . 0 0 0 0 I f f Lf -1, Chicogof Ill. June 10, 1934 chicago, Ill.. Dec. 13, 1933 ' 1551 . 3, ' . ' . ' ' 1 A H . , I . I . I H, I I O- . , . f . , I 0 ' 0 , I ' I 1 I ' 1 ' 1 1, I I ' 1 , , T- , . 3. W , -.,. 'frfi sf if' fy I ' fi? W. ww Q X is mln 7! Z.A November Highlights HE month starts off with the school sions over the coming elections. being engaged in heated discus- This soon is overshadowed by the vic- tory of Lane over Harrison and the school turns football conscious. Photo- graphy gets into the act as the faculty have their pictures taken, the 4As ob- tain their graduation photos, and the 4Bs order theirs. ROTC teams prove themselves champions as the rifle team sets a new city competition re- cord and the crack drill takes the dis- trict championship. Lane is honored by having Dr. John Rettaliata speak at the Honor Society assembly. The par- ents get a chance to view their son's school as Lane holds its annual Open House. Before the coming of the first snow Lane's football championship dreams are cut short when Austin de- feats Lane 7-0. The month comes to a close as the ROTC holds its military ball. FIRST SECOND In the Orchestra? At Lost! THIRD BOTTOM RIGHT Sound Off! Whose Boll? BOTTOM LEFT No. 777777 .... Check f ' if-.f I 53 'fr 5 V mt gi ir . an Q 'A' U lf' his . ' fp In sl! .. ',., 3 A y ..' .F ' , ' -v. . '- V - .T ,s .-. . , H .. -T W, 1... sq.-flex - I ..,. i, ,' I U S Y I pw .- 1-' ' ' fwg- ,1 v , W , 7.-H 'ffl'-fx ' ., -,H - .. gf f M. . ' ,J 1- ff? iff' ' . V 24,15 W' 5 ,V 'I A, ev My i, 14, , M 13, - , 'fir 3' ' ' '2k.v'f'?' f, 1, 1 , ,, 4 fr ' f j fngzlii- ' I f ' Q57 1.2, 2 f. 4 1 1 I .,.Af fig' A ,Nw ,f . q , , 4 ' . G Q 1 ' , ZW GNN V A X, 1 X, if f M Wi ' ,, ' ,ffm m ' mfg, m f V, 5 QL 4 ff 'F' AIR CONDITIONING Coolest Club In Lane Row Bogut Gorman Zoller Sunde Mr Gotscholl Kolony LewIs Gresch Lotz Row Duckerson HIIIIer Glowo SchreIber WIIber Worcznsks Ponczuk Zegzdo Johnson Row WIlsek Scott Moss Frenrnon Fretlond Fntzgerold WIener Kozok Row Crovens So enson Rumer SchreIber Brottset TIIIonder Walsh Voy OFFICERS PresIdent Tom Kolony VIce PresIdent WIIIIom LEWIS Secretory RIchord Gorman Sgt ot Arms Arthur 5oIIer T seems thot everyone comploms about the weother but nobody does onythmg obout It At Ieost nut the overoge person However some people ore Interested Improvung the weother omong them Lones tomed AIr CondItIonIng Club Under the In structIon ond supervIsIon ot Lones Mr Gotscholl thIs OFQOHIZOIIOH hos been very OCTIVS In the tIeId Eoch semester the club goes on tours ot vorzous oIr condItIonIng ond VEIFIQGFOTIOH toctones The most recent tnp wos to VISIT the SIncIoIr Retmery The club olso gets engmeers from vorIous olonts to come ond gIve tolks on theIr respec tIve phoses ot the Industry Also club mem bers gIve reports on thus sublect 60 Lone Tech Annual DoIng Somethmg About the Weather I. ,,,, . , , , , . 4. , r . .,,. . . Treosurer ............... Normon Sunde , ' in BIOLOGISTS Study Of Llfe l 5 Row I Adomowskl Becker Miss Plopp Doyle Guskos Row 2 Sekullc Eschenlohr Eggen Engels Row 3 Jonkovsky Londmesser Whnte Johnston AMERICAN HERITAGE Glancmg Through The Post Row1 Sfonns Wehrmeusfer Kusfm Mnss Weber Rnchfer Spotnfora Jczmk Row! Freor Forsberg Rafhke Rozmorek Resuoh Pmllmps Jams Row 3 Goldman Wick Mottheu Soll Drowmsku January 1953 o l . -. X a ' 1 1 1 - - ' f f f 4 . , , , , 0 ' 1 f 1 A . 1 - - A v 1 1 . 1539 1'-'p 'H gal THE LANE EXE- TECH PREP Vol XLIV January l953 N02 CO EDITOR IN CHIEF RALEIGH BOND RONALD MAIER ' SENIOR 8. FACULTY EDITOR CHESTER PRAZUCH 0 CLUB 8- ACTIVITY EDITOR EDWARD MATRAS ' SPORTS ED ITOR BILL MARCH ' BUSINESS EDITOR EUGENE MIELAK 0 ART EDITOR CARL KOCK ' PHOTO EDITOR JERRY HOBART BEM 'T' Wwxumai R1 t BdMYoug k MOC Recordlng This Year for the Future jj HE deadline is near! To you these words would probably have little sig- nificance in your life, but every Tech Prep member would glance nervously at the calendar and start pounding furiously on his typewriter. Semester after semester, these boys continually fight the dreaded deadline to bring to you and your classmates the interesting stories, poems, and articles that are to be found in the Tech Prep. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Beck, Mr Fossler, Mr, Walker, and Mr Young the pur- 62 Lone Tech Annual pose af the staff is two-fold. First, to put out the Tech Prep magazine twice a year, and second, to furnish a yearbook at the end of every semester. The co-editors-in-chief of the Tech Prep are Edward Matras and Chester Prazuch. The Annual is headed by Raleigh Bond and Ronald Maier, Besides the writing staff, the Tech Prep is fortunate in having an excellent art staff, photo staff, and printing staff. ln a combined effort these four groups have always put out publications of which Lane can be proud. 'Rf .wf1 '. r L Q-. I ., i .' 'uw QI, J .-'14, - f ' 3 ,L-,,'f ,,L:-27 - l 11 Z' ..- 5' ' lull ' l ' ' Ijj 'f l I 5 ff' -E i : 5 1 : 1' 'Mtn E 1 : 4a E :T -nfl ZZ -' i 1' r 3- -H V r D -l T ' ' ' 1 I I I - I I I I 4 N- I i - f V i , A A 1, 'Tr , . - -1 1 . 2 3 1 N f t V - . ov . Ma ras, on , r. n . Row 2. Maier, Miela , r h, Praz ch. . . ANNUAL ART STAFF Worklng Wlh Pamt Brush and Pencll to Create Illustrahons and Deslgns for the School ANNUAL CGLLECTORS The Boys Who Put ln Many Hours of Hard Work Collectmg and Recording the Annual s Fmances J Y 1 ANNUAL WRITERS Seldom Recelvlng Glory They Strrve ond Work to Create Enjoyment for the Students of Lone ANNUAL PHOTO STAFF Recording Life at Lone Wlth the Click of o Shutter for Future Generotlons 64 L ThA I ,s F I w 7 ,gb Q A , .L.. Pi' Q. - ,. ,.. ,u ffiq ., , Pa., ,I , xx f1,'f' 'X ' . 4 . ' t't'a'l i. A9 X -4 'mln Q my ii, 1, - L I W , -'34-'3' id? , ' 4 - ' -if-.1 . M, A D I !,,. of 4 ' . Z ' LA S N 1 ? ?'m'9'5 351 f?i?a i ,QW 2, , fllllllli! I9 fl Q X x f 5 X X 5 5 , T Q--.. -MNHA a I . ,A -41 av --I r 66 APACI-l ES CLUB Heap Strong Braves lik Feld' Row 'I Pcck Gorzon ff: Nofolc Decks loxok Mr Hefl n Row 2 Siohm Johnson Schoe rnockcr McMurray Slfoog Row 3 Stolco Cohon Moz o Koop K Iey BUSINESS MANAGERS Ticket Sellers at Our Games -QS Q9 illvqy Q, 90 Rowl Moolomi Vwhte Dc-ckc M Dorc- Rov 2 Enqcrmorm Edcnlnc QC Heftngc Lone Tech Annual , ' 5 , , IA, . ' sl 4 ' . 4 L ' N, . 1 D V' - I : A f I e If . ' f ,un 1. 1. , 1 , S, M , x J 'I . s X- . f i 5 .. S In A' I x N . - , c '. , r, Q I , , I . . . , fe , , . , . . . r. , n . . a' ,Z . 1' 4 I S' : V 75 5' V x ., 1 Y 'lf ' , s , 4' x K4 1 ,- - 1, :gg ' ... Q , Q 'F 2' 'Eff if 'S ' ll Lt . , ' w I V, V, v . V - fr r, 1 V. IIA ARCHITECTS The Mann Purpose of the Class IS to Prepare the Members for College Work In Archltecture and Deslgnmg L ck Mlke M Ppe P echf W dgr be Ma o Han en Sch mpf Johnson Anderson Koop Kellne HI nak Scm d M Iler Mau e Joh son Aspl nd Anderson Heoft Raetze Ol en Psc ka T IS THIRTY TWO years snnce Mr Pnper took charge of the 4A Archntects and the class has been run accordung to hrs hugh standard ever srnce The mann purpose of the 4A Archutects IS to stlmulate Interest In archutectural drawung The 4A boys who are un thus special class de sure to be the future archutects of America At present they are workrng on deslgnmg modern homes two flat and sux flat bunld vngs Deslgns are not only worked out on paper but models to scale are often constructed Thus would enable a perspectlve custorner to vlsualrze how has home would actually look when burlt The outstanding event for the archntectual class as the annual Chrcago home deslgn com petntron In whnch Lane has always been successful January 1953 67 . n Q I '01 ?, U, f ' A , g Q 3 I 1 If Il ,' . x F' 'V 45 I , U , ' I I I I, . 4 5 r , ll u , s n, 1 x r r' z r, n . , s . n , I - - - I I Rowl Lewlcku Mauzer Rear Dnnschel Hansen Mr Dean Dozner Sandqulsf Jaegey Snare Massenhach Row 2 Hammer Muscarello Schwartz Dangle Cotrcrcll Lawrence Cerman Wong Hartmann Row 3 Clause Rubel Lewns Walsh Sandeen Foerstel Clasen Zadler Bzron Goldfarb Row 4 Sandy Barron Feet Reck Johnson Lofsfrofn Nelson Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. 68 Lane Tech Annual BOWLING CLU B Showing Their Skill in Spares and Strikes to Record Scores Rivaling the Pros Raw 1- Vonder, Mdcn. Corlson, Snlgemuro, Poullnl, Soecnf. Holzopfel, Mr. Slebsrf, Koppel. Longer, Roffoelll. EOCN Tr'9l3 Nlelggn. Rav 2. Gmfn l'r'rv' Owolcn rugleslod. lorkovlcn. Koepo Relngrotzer, Loves. Pefefs Hansen, Kcsfler Andres. Jonnmk Klne Row 3. Elllet, Elkln C-lk, Eosclnner, Glcrszewlcz, Weller, Sernlello. L:berlv, Eouer, Voflcke, Lologoneg, Row 4. Sollef, Folz, Eoncqo sl Merson, Anoerson Moccnl, Wllke, Kolony Lowensleln, Hoffmann Slncrler. ow 1 Pooln Moe er Kck T Horns Albergo Kloder Mr Sleberf Storm Skowronskl Wo! Hoffmann R my Der Lflsonek Row 2 Bl ns Cornell Eno es Hoose Mlnlk Cossofo Young Wendel Szorc Wolz McLoln Rotzoll 'vlcrcsco Raw 3 Sn vf Flofllcn Schenonc Fovrnon Johnson Conmoy Llc-Tzow Szwonkowskl Horfmonn Ko ser Hougen Elnoe Nocn uf Kosnrnec Row 4 Jensen ben X clay Porker Sloscn Nelly Ades Muscorello Slowln Nowok January 'I953 R . , ll , l If , , . , V , , , X Cl. e n o , V V V V. ' f - l l , l f l - 9 f l , l l 1 , 4 ' , -. -A , - . no , vo . , l 1 , l 1 - CAMERA CLUB A Photographers of Lane - 2 f Q .5 A W' N Rowl Merchut Lehman Hobart Mr Hogcy Hogan Cohon Lowc Row 2 Bloheto Schronber Wullnoms Mnnor Scott Houbc Schreiber Olson Row 3 Leo Lologonos Wulbert Wolpcr Rectz Borcss Woolcy Vocgela Anagnosfopoulos CLEANUP COMMITTEE Keepmg Lane Neat as a Pm Row 2 Vxobcr Howrhch Dz mch Ncsrmgov CVVYQ cr Dworv Lane Tech Annual l ,' 1 I - f . ,-,, , , . . Row 'I. Lcpomo Joskulko. NN Nczmsk, Mr icrvwcgcl Powaic fan k. . ' . . w , S N G Cac Row Row Row V 7 F. 1 . V . , jg 3' '- fn .J .X v 7 19:6 Yi! Q C Q 95 '--+e f 12? Y if , .: ,Eg , :ii x -'3..D,.. P , V tx 'E' 'L' Q -U V N it 4 A F 31 Q ' 'E sg ,. 'MG ggi ' -f Q ,gf Q i A 1 21 N, ,LA ' dt' ,,9,d'v,,, iii' I. ' ' f f ' ' F ' . 'P 9:2 Q5 2 Q V 1,11 ' ' 1 X5 -:gf .3 , i vf x tg ff- X P 0165 ' h- '-M kgs. nl ' ' . :,,- . S . . ky A' , 'B-. -41' .. QQ!- - f ' :Q A I ,P GAIN, we proudly present Chicago's high school band champions. The outstanding talent and musicianship at band mem- bers, and the fine leadership and training at Capt. l-lutf, its director, have brought an- other championship to The School Ot Cham- pions. During the course ot o school year the band plays tor such events as the semi-annual con- certs, student concerts, city contest, com- mencement exercises, open house, and any other programs requiring service of concert band quality. The selections made tor this heavy schedule emerge from a catalogued library consisting of well over three hundred numebrs, plus many others of a miscellaneous nature not catalogued. This library represents the best music available for concert bands. Membership of the band is composed of Lane Students from Freshman to Seniors and is unrestricted. Anyone interested in playing band music may join. FLUTE 8 PICCOLO D Pogni, J Loville, H. Bogut, C Adams, R Billet, J. Pogono OBOE 8. ENGLISH HORN David Lewis, Otto Dabias, Carl Sanik. Eb CLARINET Kenneth Bonnem. Bb CLARINET So'u-C Lobodzinski, S Bocelli, Stanley Antosz Ist-R. Gallo, E Nuccio, R. Albergo, D. Goldman. 2nd-K Brodoch, R Fitzgerald, R Eostler, R Eruscoto, l.. Palcznski, J. Kasperski, D. Feeney, J. Rush, G Berg, W Stosch, R. Bernath, 3rd-S. Lorenz, R. Julian, P. Sondquist, E. Hassler, J. Kruempelstaedtcr, P. Lombardo, J. Slawin, J D.CaIo, J. Pollaci, R. Flack, E. Pauls, F. Bogut, E Anzolone, ALTO CLARINET J. Bcuter, BASS CLARINET R Schroeder, H Soll, R. Swanson, BASSOONS E. Molec, R. Michelson, SAXOPHONE Alto-D. Lotz, C Hclls- strom, K. Butkus, E. Riha. Tenor-G Johnson, A. Schlodt, Ucrifone-J. Neumann, Boss-J, Friewold, CORNET Solo-T. Gobrielson, L. Russo, 'Ist-J. Gogliono, J. Durnerer, 2nd-,A. Birrrantes, R. Young, 3rd-C. Swanson, M. Anderson, TRUMPET R. Augustyn, D. Uhlig, K. Stocknik, N. Pizza, FLUGELHORN R. Johnson, R. Jars, FRENCH HORN 'Ist-R. Nielsen, W. Jones 2nd-R. Powlak, 3rd-R. Pierson, 4th-H. Johnson, D. Doss. BARITONE C. Goerrnger, R. Sutton, H. Joronstad, M. Corromusa, K. Spellman, P. Kangos, TROMBONE lst-J. Tafoya, M. Gienko, 2nd-W. Cichocki, R. Stitz, 3rd-A. Crabtree, G. Vesper, Bob-R. I-lagner, R. Matheson, W. Ottcson, D. Dolsen, L. Stauter, PERCUSSION R. Andrcotti, P. Nilson, D. Schrader, Uhlig. January 1953 gf ...ei . S: - ' S4 fwdg , 'Q HII.'l' ,Y ii. Ps All the News Rowl M Mo ssey Blonde Matthe Jaskulka Gapp Kruege Mo ks M Kueckcr Row 2 Re uale Traub Kal nowsk Bergasder Faymen Manley Arnold Row 3 Conner Reis Schultz Kane Reck Sdop Gashel STAFF Gene Jaskulka Art Blonder Edltor ln Chlet Assoclate Edntor News Edltor Edltorlal Edltor Feature Edntor Buslness Manager Sports Editor Wade Phulllps Bob Marks Len Gashel Jerry Bold Bull Gapp AY ln and day out Ilttle ns sold of th Important people behind the Dolly t Lane The staff us a vltal organlzatlon composed ot wrlters prlnt shop operators and sponsors Worklng together they gave Lane the dustlnctlon of belng one of the tew schools un Amerlca to edlt and publish a dolly paper 74 Lane Tech Annual Qunll and Scroll Members at Work I I ' , , ii' I ' A '- I 7: ' X I 'fri I- M, J- 'f - V7 L b , , Q, V 5, : A! 1 5 .i A x . r. rri , r, i, , , r, r , r. . . S , , I I, , , , . , , ', , , , I , . Managing Editor ............ Bob Matthei W --------------- 'f'-,7- ------E-E--------- I. A- aug!! ol . 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Lo ll ' .1 XA VI CLUB NEW Key To Character ,,f ACT ef? 7 1 Alsn Pke Wm Gorman Boruck Mr Browne Roltgen Ron Boschuere Wm March Parot 2 Land esscr Cra ford DFIQIO Nelson Ancell Gotha Spector Proudfaot 3 Jock Colby Cuasta Busn Jen cn Dcasy Gashcl Blaz 4 Da s Noccker P ocumcr Kolany Ste n Sch mm ng S ngcr Vcntrcsco OFFICERS Presndent VIce Presldcnt Secretary Treasurer Sponsor PONSORED by the Lakevlew KIWODIS Club the Key Club composed of tm stu dents IS dolng an equally outstandung job of servlna and Improymg the school and com munuty ThIs year the club dld ITS part In the electIon It sponsored a campaIgn to In crease regIstratIon and votung and held Meet Your Candudate sessIons at whIch of Leroy Roltgen BIll Gorman JIm Borazckl Ron Basheure Mr Browne fnce seekers from both partIes made talks and answered questuons put to them by the InvIted publIc The club was also host at the lnternatronal Key Club Convenhon whIch was held thIs year In ChIcago and two ofthe members held offuces at the state conventuon January 1953 75 1' C -TX 'lr ex K X I X l l N1 l x Q Q' l xxxQ I T 7 ..- , r g I i I T v - T I We 4 2 f Q ' :Qi ..I In I I 'rr ' I ii . ' 4 .-., Q T l QL ' l 'T l.i4T f ' ' IJ 1 I C 2 V f' .WT I . -All r 4 ,L , ,. . Row I , I , T , i, . , , , . T . Row . rn , w T I I ,,,,, . Row . , 1 . ' , 5 , , , . Row . VI , , r , , I , I I , I , , Row Row Row nv C Row ne GERMAN K D w Esnn noe Pa rrros Jns n Orr E Nolte l-lcrbold Bucbwe Dc ch Rlscn Es y ll O9 ! S. C9 A Club Club Club Club Club Sponsor 76 w I a n L wlcn M Eock Mower Hclornann Echsnlonr xv 2 F rw nmo rc n or ro sf nc Row 3 Presldent Presudenf Presudent Presrdent President Lone Tech Annual Robert Snlder Edward Ellensolwn Gerald Mayer Henry Srnurlw Wayne Martlwaler Mrs Beck S IEBST dudeun vaferlandp l-low would vou answer Thus auestuon9 Yes or No? I lrnagrne most of us wouldn Y want to Commut ourselves lo anvtlmng and would an swer no Yet anv bov belonging fo the Lane German Club would jump at the clwance To 1. Z We Coda: N lson P :P e' E, .cne-1 V ss Erady. Grab iz on. Q' on Q rs , , 2. I, c'f:r Sz, : Eno' Eern 'ger Hanson, Nrlsson Hz. Cs :sa .xggw Eggxr. Er' Ko n'on 3. Tr:-,cr Ross Goscn le rscl: Crzccro skr Herr, .zen Cn girth, Cosa s nczuxs Vw, Cl 'S 4. GQ o, Ho r, , C c , crr. , :fz rr . . I 5,94 f I l A I ,1 u 0 2 fr ' C v , 4 g V 0 ' . . ' Q P 0 Q ' -vr 1, i . A 4 ' f . A , X . I ii' 2 E 1 ? ' Q 4 ! WV ,lf ' V f . f l 2 l - .C ,hz M Q E U, N I' Y ' -. ? , 4 4, 1 0 , l P Ro . Tr gslcd C 'rug a'o. 5 Q rs , r . s V , Ro . .' :T E. QQ 'Yon' C'o.vv Nano ' sql. E le Tzcug s n Gu -. . ,.n:::'3 G' 'fn Cnrtcrs Efw- HH inc, Han c- an l-usrlun 1 ' 1 1 l ' 5 I1 If I r '-4 ' ' f f , , CLUB Row 1. Sktrook, Matholl, Schernpfug, Mrs. Beck, Storm, Baum, O'Er1en. Row 2. Mohr, Abulo, Goths, Trrlle, Pavek, Rabensk. Row 3. Novak, Strum, Tarnraz, Zlllner, Schllep, Frelder. Row 4. Marthaler, Korner, Punk, Row'I Plke Cu kc Llmbaugh Mrs Beck Ellensohn Bach Maxrard Llen rt Row Zaruba Popp Mesnord Hoffmann Gardella Kraus Shvpzn Dome-Ie Row Mc-ls nger Endere Stark Harruson Prangl Row Hardung Gartner Goetz Kauke Bank Larson Gollnskr Roschmcnn answer yes for the sentence means you love your country? The Lane German Club as not just one club but a collectlon of clubs meeting during dnt ferent pernods Each club has nts own offucers The purpose of thus club as to lncrease nnterest In language and socuabnlnty To accomplish thus the member s acquainted wuth every phase of German llfe The language customs and lnvnng condltuons of the German people are all taught to the student German songs are sung and German Club soclals are held January 1953 77 ? . , . - 4 I l , , 4. -f' . ' F . J? 2. , e, , - . , , . . 3. 1 , . , , . ll ll Il - - - - - , , Do , ,, . . . , . I ' 1 GERMAN CLUB The Basls of the German Language IS Taught ln Such a Way That All of the Students Malntaln Interest Row Marauedant Spnrz Benlamrn Marthaler Mrs Beck Kmgsley Larson Remus Dusfrnch Row Arthur Semmann Pierson Schorn Ptoek Napravmk Johnnsen Lehman Becker Row Grueba Kofz Leborechr Hntchler B ufer Peebles Stemhauser Schwartz Row Bohmann Hanson Sctvnalz Beran Lewus Swelland Schu thess Haerle OO gf to ...f Row Wcrmcrsksrchen Grlbcrt Snrdcr Mrs Beck Rutter Fc-rstcr Kroger Hunt Row Dclnouanrs Sueburg March March McHenr, Ref! Lang Trandcl Row Pcnmston Muller Hack Bertany Heudcmann bpcelman Bcrnath Lanqc Row Glnennke Bcvsfehnor Loqan Baker Bossier Flowers Zacher Lane Tech Annual . . . . . 2. , ,,,, , , , . 3. , . , , , e , , ' , , 4. , , . , , , , : . , Z N A - . .. , ' r s I T Eff L' QI 4 T 1 1' it U '- E- j s it ' , YW , L 1 I , X 4 LL 2 h 5 z I H R, i .L A s, Q f Q B L . f 1 4, E Y B 1 ,, ' , f A -, x ' N Q- I N N ' . 4 . v , , 1 , , , . , , 4. , ,,,,. , 4 I-IALLGUARDS Pollcemen of La ne Rowl Aqurlor Qeer Hotlrnger Wermerskrrchen Pearson Ho Ammenrrop Mr Cchrmeger Psenko Jchorienrofe Wrczwwskr Harrlrch Meooews Trmrr Row 2 eorlson Becker Tosch Tcmoko Fox Worczlmskr Jacob Wormk Wnorr Qokreo :churrz Krupo Lologones Row3 Nerddl Gmner Zreberr Engel Grecsch Roffvwonn Krsrter Qhcrn Neh ke :ofler Pe rs Tosch Row 4 Sherbc EoEer1e :chwedo Bobiicwskr Edunqqc Brown McMahon Lgockr Kmhsee Jcmrmson Ccmmress Ndsov Zoifowrw fl os 200 vm Z' -A 0 -. Row! Wermerskrrchen Pearson Hansen Schofrenloher Schmregel Psenko Wriczvn r-lorrlrch Ammenrorp Row 2 Trrnm Wolfe Plocek Moss Duomond Retondo Meadows Row 3 Murcwskr Nczbenkoegl Ploth Peters Loumus Jczmk Agurlor Row 4 W Her Wekh Lores VonQor1f Comms Grreshoher Trapper January 1953 HONCR TRIGONOMETRY The Object of This Class Is to Develop the Student's Ability for Higher College Mathematics HAT ns this onyhow7 The freshue won ders os he looks ot o homework os slgnment on the blockbroord of room 321 ls it the formulo for the Hydrogen Bomb or somethung7 And no wonder ln his bewild ered stote he hos wondered into the Honor Trigonometry Closs sponsored by Mrs Brodmon As the freshue guves up has mentol processes entirely disturbed the seniors come trompung into the room right over hum Picking himself off the floor he runs from the room yelling sun2 43 l5 l0 SC Colog 8763 + Log ton l 8 33 777777 For the student who ordnnoruly would be held bock IU on overoge closs has college moth work is o wonderful opportunuty lt as well worth the effort to toke odvontoge o o closs os beneflcuol os thus lncldentolly the lowest overoge nn this closs is o lnttle less thon 95 for the student s nrst three yeors There ore three Honor Trigonometry closses which ore sponsored by Mrs Brodmon Mr Roppoport ond Mr Fossler IXQ Y NJ b kBod D h 80 Lane Tech Annual . . . . . ' ff n 7 11 I , - . Y ....... I . - - I f' I . I I I . I . . , . IILOQ ' O ll ll L+.. C I 180 3011 + . V 4 N FV ' l , 1 I 6 If 2 A if 7 Q -, 'fi , ' ' - 9 l 4' -. ML . ' Q 3 Q ' 'T T f -rl I 4 gl , 4 ' A A 4, l A X Qu. , is if 7 3 . , . ,A 4- ' , l X ,. . Q l 1 , , ' . A 5 5 X , 1 , r 2 ' '9 f s 1 L ur Row l. March. Gorman Guost, Wud ke, Mrs. Brodmon Klngsle . Anccll, A ehvmeletor Dletnch. Raw 2. Alsln, Gm cz, Metros, Plone , Q onowlcz, Rcsuoll, Boruckl. Row 3. Boschlcre, Glo clhousen, Lows, Hotmelster, Hoerle. Hansen, Enckso . Row 4. Char ut, Kustun Schlmmlng, Steln. Deosy, Buechel. HONCR TRIGONOMETRY Row Row Row Row This IS o Select Group of Boys who Hove Superior Ablllty In Moth and Wish to Develop It Further Tuszynskt Doztor Erdgcr Mr Fo Stpf Cuslfe Hnz Bohmon Mortrtolcr Eoccntcr Rozmcrck Beuter Vtttore Vvolsh Schovcy Stoeber Spttz Phtp Stone Person Kormn Spotoforo Dahl Vcnsortt M odows Baron Gartner Lech Httcnlep Ptkc gb Row Row Row Row Goyton Colby Sharp Norum Mr Roppcport Porot Vosko Cwder Stnger Churcnull Rok Stork Oddo Polosz Clasen Ellensohn Mrelok Rtchtcr Matthan Errckson Fuqua Kotz Dovts Kosobuckr Peterson Doyle Desch January 1953 HONOR SOCIETY The Boys That Uphold the Prestige and Honor of Lane OFFICERS President ........,.........A Fred Gotho Vice-President ............. Ron Baschiere Secretary ......,.......e.,... Jock Colby Treasurer .............. O.- LeRoy Roltgen Sgt.-at-Arms .......e.eee.e, Don Wudtke CHAPTER of the nataonwude organnzatuon ns on nts own at Lane under the same name the National Honor Soclety Thus ns a scholastuc organazatuon devotung tame to the student excellnng nn all subjects Membershnp as restructed to students who possess tune qualntues of character servnce, scholarshlp, and leadership Also every can dudate must complete a worthwhale prolect tor the school Here at Lane we have one of the outstand :ng chapters un the notuon Our honor students recerve scholorshlps valued at a total ot engh ty thousand dollars a semester amoung whuch are the N R OTC awards The results of scholarshnp examlnatnons show that the stu dents of Lane takung the tests have hngher grade averages than any other high school IH Amerlca Under the guldance and sponsorship of Mr James Hunter we hope to mountain these hon ors and remaln known as a true school ot Champzons ' ovr1 rnckson Marks Rcsuall Gorman March Dlctrncl' H vrc-1 ter Moorde M Thur Mr Huntc Gotha D:Frclla Gopp Wchrrwcstcr Johnson Honsnn Kant rntort Row 2 Gxebelnousen Elonder Morquordt Pfcftcr one IC on w Nssen Arnold Moss Itanoro Left Guasta Ancfll Sldor Panczt A l Row 3 Nelson Fntzgerald Krueger Kloxacz Charhut Kngl u rue w wth Mllleker Motras Snglc Lacugno Boruckl Olson ov 4 Noeckcr Cro fora reno ns hdultcn Dosse Luca cr Q Procunler Schlrnrn ng Behnke Vvudrkc Pecn Trcnsen C hon E 82 Lone Tech Annual I 1 , - ..... . I . . I - . . I - H - 11 l l 1 l i R . E , , , T. of T s . Mr l 'las ' . ', , Y . . ' l W, - 1' 4 . , . 1 , Ldkc. Glowi f S31-'hon' Eog! c cz l I , , ., . , , ,K ls n. . , . ' . . l sox E' nor K gov Le s Lug Mm R . V v. S 1 , 'f Kustn 'T' sy. Eos iefe, .'. tt-, from V I , , f '. . o cocnei HONOR SOCIETY An Organization Which Consists of the Outstanding Students in Lane Row 1. Norum Procar-wer, Krngsley, Elondcr. Roltgen. Corby, Eoscnrcre, Wudkc, Vasco, Schnmmrng Euechet, Ventresco. Raw 2. Grebetnousen, Dretrrch March, D,FrgI,o. Guests, Gorrnon, Ancelb, Stork, Metros. Wenmerster, Closen, Krueger, Decay, Mr. Hunter. Row 3. Boruckr, Dayrs, Eogcorowr Kolrnowskr, Goshel Row 4. Matthew. Chorhut, Peterson, Hotmc ster Lewrs 'O X cz. Arnold, Grubo, Srnger, Etlensonn, Hoerle, Cohon, Hansen, Enckson, Ku,trn, Doyle, Stern, Bonrornun, Descn, Rrcnter, Kolony, Row Row Row Row Storm Notch Rottgen Colby Mr Hunter Gotnc: Wudke Kula Wrlls Jorgensen Bond Jonrs Jotnson Escgenlohr Locugno OBruen Hanson Elliot Nielsen Olsen Jonrk Alsrn Sugle Krueger Drttmor Nolcpc Koop Stonrs Jnhngon Baum Eubltz Pcenko Sm th Cnkders P2-ck Nocclfer Qchrnd January 1953 LATIN CLUB Row 1. Chase, DiOno, Theriaulf, Mr. Culbertson, Szpara, Poulos, Apollo, Row 2. Duran, Bond, Zeus, Dlnyscvus, Matlch, Pluto, Row 3. Klopacz, Doss, Geneser, Carroll, Bacula, Matheson, Clafford. Row 4. Wlld, Rozmos, Samorez, Schude, Jacobus, Bush, Mercury. Row Rozmus Recter Smrth Laurncella Mr Culber son lwlller Mo um Drow n lu Row Turnus Brutus Ross MacZrthuh Westman Matlch MCKlSSlCk Dahl Row Zornow Juluus Wald Cl suel Barack: Masunl Doofnan Tonknnson Garte Row Peter Peaterson Hemetag Marcus Ernckson Mnrzghor Walk Neuman OFFICERS Presldent Lawrence Therlault Treasurer Wnlllam Poulos Secretory Domunuck DlOruo Sgt at Arms Edwln Johnson Sponsor Mr Culbertson The Latun Club of Lane as organlzed not only to teach the Latln language but also to B4 Lane Tech Annual show how thus knowledge can be used ln everyday llte To and ln thus course of study the student learns Latm dernvatuves gram mar and pronuncuatuon Latln students be come aquaunted wlth the place from whnch Latun comes Rome they study the hnstory of the crty as well as the customs of the people and theur way of Ilvnng Durlng the year a socsal as held l 'l. , , , . . t . ' ,rr , isa. 3. , . , e' . , , . , , . E 4. , ,,,, , , . Vice-President .......... -- Paul SZDCJVO - - - V , 1 . - - --dn-------- . I I . -- ....... .- ..., -- . I l LATIN CLUB Rowl Alboch Forsberg Lorenzeftn Moscoreilo M Culbertson Lomende1Io Kraus Pupwch Porwkow ok Gdolmcm Row 2 Frcor Dchrmg Umbrucht Mustoccu Bond: Tonoko Sfromqussf Morquordf Schmz Row 3 Wnlbf Paul Todo Modl Fovg Bonobosz Bloz Johncon Mc Nccly Coftarcll Row 4 Guosch Rozmus Rutherford SLIDE Wrzoswn ku EOCYUU Brusscou Wvld Wolf Beeson KL Row 1. Bzshop. Pwotrowskw, Mach, Nclfon, Wehrmeustcr, Procumecrr, M, Shmfow. Poui, Swdor, DwFwgl,o, Weber, Odd? Whore. Row 2. Muiler, Wormousku, Morcmkowsks, Krows, Pcmrson, Scrwoensugc-I, Tule, Green. Ccmzoncry Chrusurwsku, Luke Avgcrmos. Row 3. Schewble Sprwrwgcr. DUSOVC1, Tonoko 'Take son. Jomok, Groban. Cotomo, Eckcrwboy, Wong Wogrwer, FCM, Rymwr. Row 4. Volberdmg, Hammer, Knoll, Sorensen, Rosenc Mowton, Dovns, Cyznwsku, Kolony, Kus, Knoil Jones, January 1953 MASK AND Sl-IEARS Turning Out Hit After Hit 00 Y .5 QQ Rowl Graven Slaverua Mrs Weber Lewandowski Miss Ridge M Alperstein J Alpersten Row 2 Greener Klopacz Hanson Haerle Schude Zaruba March Row 3 Szpara Schenk Golosinskl Hardt Christensen Zaloschan and rehearsing are past The crowd soon fills the auditorium There is the sound of last minute instructions and then silence The curtain opens cmd the play is on' This series of events is well known to the members of the Mask 8. Shears and to many students who attend these shows given each semester by the Thespians of Lane and most of all to Mrs Weber the sponsor and director of this organization Every semester another play must be cho sen but chosen carefully so as to reflect the taste of the average student Then spare time must be sacrificed for the rehearsing of parts and when all is ready the play is put on for the engoyment of all When it is over the crowd leaves bubbling wrth excitement over the play they had just seen and looking tor ward to the next performance by the Mask 81 Shears This semester s play was For Pete s Sake 86 Lane Tech Annual President Vice President Treasurer Sgt at Arms Thesplans of La ne Connie Slavero Elmer Richter Morley Alpersteln Jack Alperstein fix Q l 1 , ' l , A ' . . 44, .l qi F Q i A ' A iff' ' 2 ' A in ff ' . , HIS is the big night. All the preparation OFFICERS . . I ' ls' -ll k OLYMPIANS I-II-Y or Fun and Fellowship Row Row Gorm Row Row .dk av, W 'I Guskc Kqshn Borucku Mr Fosslcr Moslm Hack Jock Colby Holtz York 2 Schuctte Pruett MacArthur Pennekomp McHenry Kruempelstoedfer Wrlhelm Gollorz GFI Neuhaus Bull March Lemendello Donner Dougcod Esslg Donner Zrebell Roberts Gopp Corfcr Peterson Wudke Schmoedsck Vcmsonf Wagner PUBLIC ADDRESS UNIT Grapevine of Lone 'Z' Q1 A Rowl Lozzorc Loge Mr Kulncke Wills Hclgcson Row 2 Klewch Puchler Schotf January 1953 ss., X O N4 LANE CHORUS Voices Joined To ether in Tuning Up Q Perfect Harmony TENORS I E. Anzolorwe, J. Bauer, W. Becker, W. Benson, R. Bernofh, D Bertram, H. Befley, T, BIo:k- well, G. Boruckn, A. Connmg, C. Cosperson, I. Carlson, L Clouscr, L. Corscllo, J. Czcrwmskn, J, Dovus D. Doss, A. Dronkus, C. Eckenboy, S. Glommono, S, Kulluorv, A. Klamo, J. Mersrnger, R. Odeshoo, V. Oddo, W. Otto, L. Rrzzo, W. Roeder, J. Schous, W. Scheuer, J. Sebok, R, Sodcrholm, W, Stosch, T. Touch. Lone Tech Annual OFFICERS President ..., ,.......... Vincent Oddo Vice-President .......... Robert Arvidson becretary ,,........,..... Leonard Rizzo Treasurer ................ Robert Theile Sgts.-at-Arms ..,... Richard Brandon, Don Erickson, Geor -rznon ii Gustafson, J Priola, ge l-lonson, Larry Nesmith. O, RE, Ml, FA, SOL, LA, Tl, DO, echoes thru the halls as the budding vocalists exercise their voices in the newly organ- ized Lane Tech chorus. Under the supervision ot Mr. Lombardo the boys with vocal talent ore developing into excellent singers. The main purposes of the organization are to improve speech, person- ality and team work through song, posture and correct singing, They sing at our concerts, for the Yule Tide assembly and they will participate in the high school competition of l953. R, Andreotti, R. Brooks, P. Euchinski, A Corovetta, A. Fisher, T. Gobrielson, G. Garner, C. H. Hoffman, E Jonkowski, R, Julian, J Luciano, J, Madden, K Martens, J. Miller, H Nooenz, J, Prokosch, L. Reinhardt, C, Reitenbach, D. Santoro, J. Schenlne, J Shcasby, R. Snyder, E. Uhlig, R Vierus, W Williams, G. Wollard, E. ZlatoftAMirslcy, BARITONES J. Anderson, R Arvidson, R. Aumuller, L Barr, H. Bartus, R Carlson, S. Cetodu, T Chinkos, J. Davis, J Dournas, D Feency, E Gent' ner, M. Gienko,J. Grocey, G Honson, R Johnson, W, Jones, J, Kosperski, J. Krzeminski, F Lorenz, C. Masini, J. Oneby, D Pennekor-np, P. Rose, D. Runnke, P. Sanborn, R. Scharer, R. Sol, B. Sorenson, H. Spitz, M. Stehl, F. Touch, R. Whedon. BASSES J. Baum, R. Brandon, B. Erunnzr, J Bulak, J. Burzinski, R. Carlson, A. Cartnght, R, Colby, D. Erickson, R, Getz, G Giebelhauscn, J. Holmes, R Lawrence, E. Lunetto, M. Lung, J, Mozur, R, McWerter, J. Mitsuhashi, A. Morris, R. Muddry, D, Nelson, l.. Nesmith, P. Pearson, W. Pupich, D. Rech, E. Rottau, K. Schwegel, A, Stevenson, J. Strosn ck, J. Tauber,R, Theilc, K. Todd, R. Vargo, H. Wangrow, R. Young, J. Zzebell, T. Ziemann, January 1953 89 President PAN -AMERICAN OFFICERS QI BREN los libros a la pagina .,.. . , and Bill March Dan Johnston Vice-President A. .,v.,,,,., , Secretary Sponsors Bob Matthei 8 Miss McBee Miss Wing Row Row Row Row Mr Lutzen Ta lor Gasbronnc Jqhn ton Mrs NN Q vvjllgrrnan Gcnuala E cn Ku rr Jaco Stark Prokosch Buancr Manos Bonns Conlin Doss Zarrnin Pancali Brandon another class de espanol has be- gun, Through these daily studies a- singing Spanish songs help us to learn more ter aquainted with their customs and actions Acting out plays and skits in Spanish and Singing Spanish songs help us learn more a Volkowitz Andrlc Keenan Whtc Holtz b Marno Masferson Borncr Crawford Washburn Cassicrc Fucarino DuBois Ball Thorholrn Schwcda Hcrodcs 90 Row Row Row Row C U slQr Eehcat Caer- Q he L 1 ave lee Cave Lane Tech Annual 1. y . l ry f Q rm , V 1 ' , 2. f' ' i G11 li , i I I , f 3' ' - 4 - ' r , , i , I . 1 S I 3 I ' ' 2 i 1' 1 r ,, 1 S ' 5 , g 5, g .K ' I fi :, if ,, p Y . .P e , - il i ' - 1 S I ' I1 . V X , 2 A z r Q r - - h, X . . l 1 ri Q R l W I X 1- x 1, Kcrpgaf Earaas Qisstzscker. E r f . Mrs RN 'ig R chgris YJ- - 'ts' ar: 2. f'-itcua an G :ss -'- 'wg ' Gas-f. Threw Kes N'.i :., 3. '- J af: vi Rsnae Cena. Karga -r .V 4, M-li r. Yes. . angien ggr-:iusv Schwartz El Q r 4 r V. PAN-A bout our southern nelghbors we become bet ter acqualnted wrth the Customs of our neugh bars to the south The club as composed at several units wlth each class tunctnonung Independently lt trles to establnsh more truendly relatlans with the EMCAN people of Lattn Arnerlca and learn more about thelr language Outstandung events Include lnterestlng mov ues and talks and the biggest one of them all the Fuesta Thus year s Fuesta wa' held In Dec ember Everyone who attended had an enjoy able tlrne Untnl next time Hasta la vusta R wl E rnlnge l-larnmersrnnth Nelson Flln Mass McBee Merclfz Caputa Nordahl Engel Row 2 Dnlu tue Russo Kukllnskl Pagm Engels Segal' Frtcden Walker Lavalle Harvcf Row 3 an Raneler Gratz Larsen Mqlcc Krurnseee Uetfy Glly Row Row Row Row all Gaop Mass McBee Gagllana Mannlng Peterson Oberrnann sc u te Kreutz Rce Stephenson Cook Shannon Pantalu Wagner ngernura Rtchtsr Kowgos N lson Gnlder nuDnac Dace Glo:-nko Porllo E henna Schretbev Oswald Masgaard Tatolan Mortln January 1953 I - . I . ,h I I ' , - . . . . - ' - - ll 4 ll o . Q f, , , , , , , ., , , . . , , , V l .I .. , , , . .Rf P' ,,., ,' , 1 . V 7 - Q ' V ll Y 1, f I . f f 1 I vi 8 X, 1 V' 1, Z L I gn Q . , V I f E 1 Q 4 f , H, H , , ! Y , , ,V , 1232 - ? . . 1. Solotaa S . , , , l 2. ' h et 1 , . , , , . 3. S 6 , ' , C , - , , , 4. 2 , C' . , - r f r PAN-AMERICAN One ofthe Largest Clubs in Lone Not Only in Size But Row Row Row Row Few Row Row in Production and Advancement Kcbnowsk-, Dcvzto. Dcws, Mwss, Mciicc, Matthew, Verwtresco, Toszvnskl, Vogcncy Pucci, Gollcrz Goshcl. Wolfe, Colby, Schocn, Phuillps, Smdcr, Rcsuclw. Wulcox, Englund, Lcmgncr, Tc-ncngczum, Ahlbcrg, Polczynskw. Poschkc Gmsberg. Vollacrdmg, Kosobockl, Vvwsmcwskl, Ford, Schottcnloher Lane Tech Annual W P Skt x Efoq , 0. - , 1 IB ' ' 1. ' c Q fi Q V 1 A . , , X X D . ' x 1 w KJ X F . If . W , . X 1 S u . 1. 51531, E,:i: .w :z Eoecnwo N' Q1 N'1l:i '3 '.':':' I-'U' H. 'C' f'f r-:v-2-1 Row 2- E-W:-. ,L N'c Chxcf 11 fY1'v'w:. :Jcvkin A Lffvw Lk: '1L-' ifc' 3. .:.2,. icoogcn Awinwcw Egrfc s-K if -A c:.: Lf CL: 4. Scif. -':-: 3 Jcycf D: lo. 'eco E'g.v- 'gwe Z:e:eK, PAN AMERICAN Continuously Strlvlng to Brmg Us Closer to Our South American Neighbors, This Club IS Also Row Row Row Row One of the Most Actuve Ntelssn Decker Lnger Swen en Mr Lu zen Stolfo Kaufman Sto co shtgemora Collette Lucocctonn Lundqwst Mnrza Zolonz Slovak Walter Gorge Woodpecker Panek G'css Smoot Shanske Smutn Stone Holland Scott John on Wane Bauer Thompson Anduson Q-I gg as JV Os l' Q1 'ff Row Row Row Raw Valm Pearson Baxter Mr Lutzen Fross Hansen Voy Steele Cocccvara Setfren Pollacu Counts Andbwse Thomas ldzol Pearson Mnkkelsen Messer Barron Silverman Fnnholt Mampe Schroeder Healy Johnson Koslle Swanson Nelsen Pnoml January 'I 953 - 'I .,,, 1 , . t A , , . : , ' 2. , . , , , . , , . 3. , . t . . , , . 4. , , 2 , , , ' , 2 r .S ,cat ' f 1 . ': or qaftvf ix ly Z . . 7 ' t 'X' 'X x 1 . .l 'Q A l N I. ' , 9 Q V -vet N 1 Z A 1 le O y 'l. , . , . , , . . 2. . ,.,, , . 3. , , , , , , . 4' , , . , , , , . PAN -AMERICAN Slnce the Future Depends un Part Upon the Relatlonshlp Between the Pan Amerlcan Nations, the Work Done by the Club IS Important Row Row Row Row Gwonopulas Knoblock Lewus Schonaer Mr Lurzcn Lowg Rack: V Boroffo Stccca Johnson Eckcrly Recd Pavna Penn.:-kamp Crump Schenk Sactla Dcarhammcr Wooley Hess Laknn Wvtbcrt Cuckocku Hoffman Kruchtcn Lombardo Dc-asy Scnbona Lubrano oo 90 Q0 orpnz Z n 40 no Row Mornson Endgcr Lfhltg Bocccllu Magnanc Scocclanoc Hctsnvck Qglcm L zn Row Qpeck Chckowsk- Rugusfyn Matsuo Schrader Carfagnn Murphx P Gacrlan Row Ambfosla Tom Fasco Pete Church Dahhn Gunther Att, YY nf ckn Z Row Anderson Tlgcr MCS. h ner Ryan Dech v. Anfoz G He nz Lane Tech Annual . u . . . Q . l. , , . , . , 2 , v' ' vl ll 4 .,,,, , , . 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Row Ro' Row Row N was-menus yes PROJ ECTICDNIST S To Norych Crawford x I r Th r pson Mesnoro R etcrs n c and s e n o e a,ne C ap rs M ran n rros 3 Mac or La ryk Anognostopodlos Ze K ehler rr son hns n rock Wrobet D wns r orste n Cs Row Row Row Rav Boress Crawford Wtlcox Mr Thompson Mesnard Rosenc Dann Hays Hammond Landman Votxckc Booze Gcske Sorenson Zotor Loganes Kosketa Kia! n Bobroff Wulbert York Scholz Nelson Crescuone Ott Bolzuwent Behnke OFFICERS President Mesnard Vuce Presndent Wnlcox Secretary Crawford Sgt at Arms Rosene QQ OLL 'em' a tamuluar cry, IS heard In the hall outsude room 324 and an other IOth period session of the pro Nelson Brwese Zack Nestlwnger jectnomsts club beguns It meets every other Wednesday wuth Mr Fred E Thompson as sponsor The boys are taught to operate and con trol the mechonnsm ot a movue progector They then run the projectors for the science and buology rooms and for other specual ses snons The boys show theur Lane spurut as thus ns o great servnce to the school January 1953 95 1. Gov , ' A r , Vmco . .A o r- , zsene. 'fotosew cz, Khao n 1. P r 0 , L-I , Ept , , R hd , N X . ,h I , Q T Q N , Nocvz . t 4 V . w , gzoa o , Ha 4 Jo cn Letder 4. K oo , Wolf, , 'cr . H, G a-kcwskz. K t woia, Pe'e's:f. S'o.en, . Q , Z . , fl I ' 4 I T, T I T I S r- 2 f, Q .. 1 N 1 ' v , . 1 X ! .1 I A L T 4 1 ' ' ' 0 - . E s -I . A r W A , I 3. , , 1 , , , . 4- . ,,,, . . . . . , . --A------- ---------- , . , , . , . . ' ' - I f I ' ' I POLISH CLUB Mownmy po Polsku H l h B ache Ra P c M c a Stan C de y a k o o a M lak Ze e C k Polo k K a e Ch ck M kolajczyk Ma eck D sch Nalepo M lo D k k J k Here the Students Become Acquannted wlth the Rnch, Colorful, and Prlceless Contrlbutlons of the People Whose Language They Study OFFICERS Presldent Vnce Presldents Secretary Treasurer Sgt at Arms 96 Lane Tech Annual Chester Prazuch Russell Schumacher Edward Krupa Robert Tokarz Kenneth Wal Leonard Wnsnewskl Jerome Lewandowsku John Brezlnskl NOTHER Pollsh Club sessuon ends and members go away feelung that they have accomplished thenr purpose The meet ungs are held once every other week durnng the class perlods to duscuss the polnts of the c ub The purpose of the club us to galn a better perspectlve and understandlng of other peo ples and as we learn more about others we become more tolerant wlser un makmg dec: slons regardmg others as well as ourselves Some of the outstandlng events are flela trrps movles and the soclal whrch us held every Semester U Row I. air ic , r r, k, razu h, iss Mazur, S hum sher, is, l r. Row 2. Kow ni , Lyse , Janik, K r n , Bison, ie , b r, Row 3. ivi, si, rs, i , i ' . Row 4. I i, e . , a . om ows i, ani . . . . O C I lin . , . ' . I - I POLISH CLUB Studying and Learning the Polish Language and Culture With the Excellent Guidance that Has Become Synonomous With Lane Row 1. Lewondowsku, Kruoo. Prozuch, Mnss Mozur, Sudor, Bohulo. Blumbsrg. Row 2. Klcoockn, Arndt, Szczecmskf, Grobcnrck, Rymorcsuk, Woyfowfcz. Row 3. Zlotmcku, Kcndzy, Ormamcs. Vlshncclw, Nesmurh, Drut, Scomon, Sondquvst. Row Row Row Heczfhermon Wllczvnskn 7oucho Prozuch Mass Mozur Schgmochner Stacker Cwnk Vnkrory Dony Rebccz Podozo Brcnc CZODIG Rczffocll Kozubek Srwth Zmgermon Joskulka Hack January 1953 1. 1 , V , - . , . - , , , Row 2. Abe. Kmsr, Motros, Zyw1ck.Mulsar1. Eats, Powers, 3. , , , , . ' , 1. 4. , , , , . POLISH CLUB The Muslc, Art, Literature, and Philosophy of Poland IS Studied and Enjoyed Rowl Wmnucwskw Cotolcmcllo Prozuch Mugs Mozur Wollm Lode Muller Row 2 Kltmek Dommo Prondzunslm Kollmg Bowen Florek Doroy Row Zermg Symon Dorrus Boguf Iglwnskn Kloubor Butkus 3 Row 1 C z vs Q 'wc was Moz cz rs k 0 rw U zcr' Row 2 Novo newer Eng clgkl Koronc E mos Ecvcv Eofro Povdok w 3 L J k Tckorz Ercz nsk cko Przxt Nskt rcrvfb Q 0 zcw cz Lane Tech Annual - . . . Q . ' f , x' V 1 I ' f I0 Q , A ' 5 K ' , L , 3 4 L A , 1 f X. Aj 4 . E? 2. ' nas, r N u d E Q 5 TW L .1 ' P . 5 x. 4 '1 ' 1 I A . G: c 15 2 k , . hon. M or Pfczucn E' 1 5 1 Com vc c fra: I . r, 3 , . 4, X . . Ro . g'C 3 W ' ZC- 1 .fy G ' W 1 G1 'K ' 1 Skgzgi STAGE CREW The Men Behind the Scenes ok SPUR AND SADDLE Mounted Laneltes o 0 oc OCKOO A Jos fe ab January 1953 PRINTERS CLUB lp Row 'I. Ruppert, Haas, Balduf, Natali, Mr. Walker, Brown, Schnell, Bookic, Merritt. Row 2- Tarnkowiak, Ponce. Raley, Field, Bachorski. Nataro, Troub, Frees, Hclrninski. Row 3. DeVitto, Halka, Untiedy, Fayman, Gunsaullus, Kane. Donaldson, Blum, Boian. Raw 4. Timm, Heth, Sanno, Taber. Reis, Heite, Oehlsen. Pezanowski. OFFICERS President -..-.............. John Natali Vice President ...... -- Richard Schnell Secretary ..... --- --- Ron Bolduf Treasurer ...,.. .... - -- Al Brown Sgt.-at-Arms -- --- Roger Haas Sponsor ................... Drew Walker ll OME on let's get those presses rolling, we have to be out by the end of the month. This is what you would probably hear it you were to go into any of the print shops. The Lane Tech Printer's Club is one of the finest and largest organizations at Lane. This group works on all the high school publica- tionsithe Daily, the Tech Prep and the annual, each of the latter two published once a sem- ester. The club was started by Al Langan about l9l2 in the old Lane and shifted hands many times during the passing years, lt is now under the guidance ot Mr. Drew Walker who is a newcomer at Lane. 100 Lane Tech Annual PRINTERS CLUB The Purpose ot Thus Club IS to Cultlvate the Members Interest In Varlous Kinds of Prlntln Hand Composltlon, Linotype and Presswork Row1 Kroempelstoedfer Bergonder Connor Gundioch Anderson Nr Sfonko Booz Goldman sonefro Sonhomel Schrmdt Row2 Schrerber Dougcord Socunska Parr Rredct Port Qonfer Shoo Monlcy Rov3 Schofz Zrozrk Wnelgus Johnson Schultz Thompson Long Mock Woyclcchowsk: 00 :N 1 1 Q Row1 FreNd Watson Nehls Nr Beck Fcrlen vvolccnow k Eeooersfodr Lwesz Row K1 ser fr ssen SuYTon Gchrkex Roc Werner vxorush Loch Vxothdorft Row 3 Fafw Pr h Grub Nowak Mcntcicone Eookcwskr Loskowskr Coliurczfrc Noe-fold? Terch 'non Moore Row 4 Novak Newiovs Rothowskr Gorqol Rrchoros NeweH Hurnonskr Zergler, Terry Mothresen January 1953 'IOI 1 - . . . . gl 5 ' . Qi , 'H 'Az ' ' 4 9' ' ,,, . . f ,Ar Q f t A V, f' in t f Z 'V z ' N' , K Pr V . ' xv Q , J 1 I xx f -' ' her- A ' 5' , Z-- k ' 4 ' .1 1 f ' L - r Q ' ' ' . f x x . x - 2j or A - 2 I I .X I , f 1 ,X 'S W , , ' I , . r r . : . cr, ' , , , , , 1, S , - Work, Organized for Pleasure S-1 Row 1 Mr Kueckcr Galos Sandmeyer Mac or Mr Thue Altcrgott Mr Me erd erks Mr Lndquist Row 2 Rabeneck Bacula Nilsson Arnold Werrnerskirchen Scheibe Row 3 Lazzara Polotto Mulee Gorski Seplak Paschke Gawlik Schott Row 4 Sturm Ford Borin Holmes Wotovich Mikolaiczyk Domkowski CHAIRMEN Chairman of Attendants E Lindquist Chairman of Bouncers H Altergott Co Chairman D Macior Sponsors I W H Kuecker J S Rodger HE members of the social center commit tee are assigned one or more duties to aid in insuring the success of each social dance. Some serve as cloak room attendants door and hallguards or bouncers but all have the specific duty of setting a good example of courtesy and service to those who attend these functions. They act as hosts introduce the young people to one another and in general see that everything is moving smoothly. Their efforts have been outstanding for they been chosen for the last two years to serve at the city-wide dance band auditions held once a year at Wells High School. Mr. Thue and Mr. Meierdierks are directors and Mr. Kuecker and Mr, Rodger are sponsors of this fine group of young men who are helping to make the Lane Tech social dances the most successful in the city. 'IO Lone Tech Annual SCCIAL CENTER COMMITTEE I Merrlly They Roll Along Recelvnng Skull and Creahng Fun on the Roller Rank Rowl Brorrsef Crcorn Eosnron Eason Eoccnmn Bolle Toscn Dorn: Brow Golos Buscoglro cnworfz Row 2 Kopkowskr Johnson Grrffrn Hopprnonn Formonskr Noslo Monfgomery Dorncns Kostelny volosck Brown Kuklo Ecnonfr Lrcntcnvoort Row 3 Lozzoro Klcrch Wognor Przybylskr Holtz Coluccr Noble Sorensen Knoprk Hoycs Scolcf Row 4 Sondcrs Downng Chrnkos Polkey Stebbuns Meadows Toubcr Honser' Scplok Klcmcn Hocgncr Row.'l. Eschenlor, Mr, Piper, Schiebe. Row 2. Modl, Lewrs, Schott, McKenzie, Boumon. I January 1953 ROLLER CLUB '25 TS '- 0' .-. U, 41 I W- 'F fwf S 2 5 J-,ix 5' 'La15,a yr: Ms. wr- A 2 E Vx '-' 'M ' if V Q 3 be si Q ' is v S6 Q 4. ,- gx, V , I .W ,U I . . 5 . , in a Q i Q 'E A 'Q -Q - Q mf Q 1 7 SX D W. 5,10 Q V r eo X . A- Q X . 1 - v- V '1 , 11 N ' 4 HE Lane Symphony Orchestra pictured here is one of the high lights of Lane's Musical organizations, Although the personnel changes from year to year as a result of graduation, the superior caliber of performance which is a tradition of Lane musical groups is always carried onward. Proof of this is shown by the fact that the orchestra has never lost a championship in musical competition since the first contest in l923. On the four walls of the orchestra room hang the lst place and superior rating awards for each of the years to present date. Over the years the orchestra has had var- ious instructors but credit for our present fine group goes to Mr. Schneider, the director, and Mr. Grill and Mr. Blum, instrumental teachers. Their excellent instruction and guid- ance plus the co-operation of all the players result in a well balanced and pleasant program of music. At the 50th semi-annual concert held in the school auditorium Friday evening,Novem- ber 2l, l952, the orchestra program consisted of: Russian Easter Overture -- Rimsky Korsakow Unfinished Symphony .......... Schubert Vienna Life Waltz ........,..... Strauss Fiddle Paddle 81 Blue Tango ..,.e Anderson Melodies from Rio Rita .......... Tierney H. Hunse, J, Krzeminski, CELLOS W. Derhow, K. Kaiser, R. Jones, A. Gdalman, J, Kalin, M. Decter, BASSES R. Klein, K. Steele, C. Marquardt, C. Quid, N. Helenick, A. Ormaniec, P. Johnson, I.. Rizzo, FLUTES D. Pagni, J. Lavalle, OBOES D. Lewis, O. Dobias, CLARINETS C. Lobodzinski, S. Baccelli, E. Nuccio, R Galla, BASSOONS E, Malec, R, Michelson, HORNS R. Nielsen, W. Jones, R. Pawlak, D. Doss, H. Johnson, TRUMPETS R. Augustyn, K. Stacknik, D. Uhlig, N. Pizzo, TROMBONE5 M. Gisnko, J. Tafoya, TUBA D Hagner, PERCUSSION E. Uhlig, D. Schrader, R. Andreotti, LIBRARIANS J. Gimpel, J, Ra.c7i, R. Jenkinson. January 1953 105 SMITI-l-l-IUGI-IES MACHINE SHOP Top Notch Machinists Rowl Sefton Creoth Chrusfensn Hogstrom Bergonbkl Mr Tmlor Johnson Thomas Mulvey Schmidt Bnelcf Fxschbock Row 2 Held? Schcrfznnger Tracey Trojan Nucmonn Shorkey Sonoghon Dano Schllcr Abbunontn Dombrosku Sllkos Schuster Row3 Colllnet Lecomfc Walsh Andersen Cnwol z Erudzlnskl Schodcck Clements Lournsen Compeol Hoc ker Rcv4 Slrofsku Alf Tomoslewlcz Lundy Wnegmon Rc-ld Bonoszck Altergotf Kudzuo Phllatellst Society t 'L 41: g os 1' 5 05 106 Lane Tech Annual Row Row Row Row worn n K l on 0 V tcm Ro nhor C L WCJCPWC n mrv or 0 R n nn Eouc ocobscn Kllnccr Eolfze -5. xx 0 . . ' 1 Q A is 1 1 F I L X f Sz ' 1 u - .3 f ' 1 . ' X 4 ., , af - , ' x IO I e rv' ' 5 I - . ,, X . I ' QQ A .g .I 6 1 K, sv .I .1 I. EC ll Mr H1 r 5 1 ' Nekcn 2. F' -so Sch. r S',ern1cro E o Henan 3 3. S3556 Zl ' Elllovt. 'Qnc3.C, wk' , Cosco C35 -4. 4. Jo f J ' . , ', RADIO CLUB Hams In Achon Rowl Zmmanck Hume Buechel Karmgard Roltgen M Kulske Pocuner Nlls Helgeson Loge Pchle Lazzara Row 2 Klen Hanson Drochncr Eng baetsen Ebet Pet rson Ya 5 Valente Epsten Flammang Schulz Jones Row 3 Budner Rathmann Bergc Daden Grembla Bshop Rada Bodnarczyk Schulz Chato Row 4 S eet Tauber Jaeschke Dc Jong Purdy Noecker Rudkn Wrobcl Matuschak Ch al sz Jcnkunson OFFICERS PresIdent Leroy Roltgen Vlce PresIdent RIchard Procunner Secretary Treasurer Arthur Carmgard APPP ' There he goes through the fIrst hurdle over the second around the thIrd It looks as though he has thIs race IH the bag Na waIt a mInute' It looks as though the second contestant IS catchlng up Look at hum go' He s almost caught the tlrst one ThIs IS a real excItIng race folks ThIs mIght sound IIke a steeplechase to you but It IS actually a race between two elec trons through a radIo set assembled by one ot the members ot Lanes ROdIO CIub Any Monday you can see the members ot thIs club In 2I4 engagIng In a debate on radIo theory Any FrIday you wIII fmd a specIaI code group meetIng In Prof KuIIekes room The club one ot Lanes most popular IS dIvIded Into membershnp groups There IS an advanced group an IntermedIate group a IunIor group and a begnnner group Its purpose IS to pre IIcenses Most deudedly It accomphshes IIS obIectIve because as you may know we have a radIo statnon here at Lane and beIIeve It or not there aren t any commercIaIs' Lane Callmg January 1953 107 - I , , . , , r, , r I , I I , , , I r, . . 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' ' ll ll ' I I ' I , . . . , I EMOCRACY ID a free country such as ours IS frequently stressed IH the lIves of every AmerIcan TakIng our country as an example, Lane has establIshed a Student CouncIl, a Budget Commlttee, a Student Court and Clean Up CommIttee The purpose of the Student Councul IS to transform Ideas on Improvements for the school Into prolects that actually wIll be carrIed out and that wIll be seen and appre cIated by the students In a bIg way Each dIvIsIon has ITS own representative who eIther proposes bIlls or FECSIVES them from mem bers whIch he represents He then Intro duces them to the councIl They are then processed accordlng to parlIamentary pro cedure untIl the actuon called for IS carrIed out or untnl they are defeated As IH all dernocrac es we also have a udI STUDENT Statesmen of the Future clal body, the Student Court Qulte a few of us at one tIme or another have had occasIon to test the powers of the court, and, contrary to our wIshes, have found It quIte effIcIent ThIs part of our democracy takes a share of the responsIbIlIty for the general governxng of our school and makes us proud to be mem bers of a partIally self governmg student body ParallelIng our natIonal governments treasury we have the Student Budget Com mIttee lt IS the Iob of these future TIDOFI cuers to collect and plan the spendIng each semester of S2 500 whIch IS procured by the payment of a small sum by each student each semester ThIs system elImInates the annoy ance of takmg up collectIons every few weeks for charItIes the upkeep of our daIly news paper and Improvements for the school STUDENT COUNCIL 1 H h alla!! Small homo ocal Mc'lcny Matlalc algo CJ lf cl oft Nas a ck Ceo w 2 Lea 0 a C h pl n Rozkusz a Luc ano c Lcla R s n hal rv aza H n Ka ov 3 P tko Nelso Elo chad Ando Kala zako aes Dua G c o Ecnanr Row 4 Faoc Mach Cole a Sao Ca foo Moulton Rosenau I ashoun Son o Bohmann Jen sen NN ede ee 108 Lone Tech Annual . . I I I I . I . I - I , . I - I 1 '- A . I I I ' 'I I if I 4 X l l l l 3 l ' K Q I, I ' I ., V s Row . 0 n G - v T s, E 1 . ' r , r I ', R V n FIcll1, Andros SOYS-l E 'II I In. Eclvnw cd , ' rgc, Ro , n K I5 I Jauc , MILIQI Po I . I , I , LC , ml o c t ZIm wo. H cram Q l as R , 'N Il-arns ,I non, rw rn r , r ms, I ' M. I l , CalI B I 5, I rl Kosrolm I nk , I , . , m n I I, r w r , 'v r . n , - . 'I rvI I r. GOVE RNME NT Governmg their Peers STUDENT BUDGET STUDENT COURT Rowl Mr Closen Row! Olsen Kruchfen Wehrmelsrer Gloop Gorsku Deon Row 2 Mocl-lorhtur Pnke Dchmocduck Peterson Monnmg Row 2 Rfchfcr Holrllch Kusfln Henn Fruedrnch Row 3 Fong Rnchords Colby Zlmo HH Ks STUDENT COUNCIL Row! Doz-er Mo mn Bobroff Boool McHenry Morfholer Rolfgsn Gorman Fleld And es :chmoe-duck Gorskl Nuemon Row2 Kurodo Zoller Cospr Barone Kosperek Fretlond Novak Wolskn Moss Schell Hepner Broezell Rrchords Berg Row3 Wolf Goldman Flock Anderson Rlchfer Horrlson Eckenboy Krueger Szorc Nelson Hendrncks Row4 Thompson Sondeen Vogue Solyer Delong Gore Kruchten Sfosch Kobus Honrllch Tesrvon Perschke Colby 1 g .1 1 Y ' ' :I ' ' , 5 3 ' f L, . S T SIITH 'flag l 1 ' Q I ' if 3 . ' 1 ,:, rg. 2 '-Q' L 29 C' - 5 ' x January 1953 'I09 nu Q sun ROBGT CLUB Study of Mechanics I Q I O O . . ,.'.g.'.-. O 9 5 O I l . . .,.,.,.,., Row Cohon Beuchel Walls Mr Heflm Loge Bohmonn Gusfcfsson Row Arnold Whnfe Notole DlFugIld Zlmmoncns Procumer Wollln Cole Lozzord Row Church Sfoms Bonnuer Rocco Korner Gnllberg Blumberg SCIENCE CLUB Studying the Laws of Sclence 110 Lane Tech Annual Row 1. Eorm Gremblo, Mr, Kuimekc, P'ocumcr, Pnchler. Row 2. Jcfvk mon WMS Chwmwsz. C'cns0rv Haugen. Row 3. Lozzofc. Qmhmorm. Loge Zwmmoncz. TRAFFIC ENGINEERS Leadmg You Ta Safety Rawl Kobnda Howard Scro Wune Eschenlohr Nowak Mr Suebert Serrltella Schenbe Johnson Sorenson Meverden Row 2 Chrnstuans n Muller Tuschart Hag Kaplas Peters Lor s Hauser Auslander Muller Krupa Fuck Row 3 Altounlan Tanaka Lelrvrk Thelen Lores Boooff Kraus Korda Schott Basgall Zolans Row 4 Gerstle Galas Welsh Butler Shufet Zych Long Semet Wilkie Komer Hedberg Brow OFFICERS Chief Lawrence Nowak Wolfgang Eschenlohr Lleutenants Charles Scra John Roth Ken Johnson Howard George Frank Schelbe Davud Wrne and O Brlan Sor enson MAGINE uf you can fxve thousand boys dashing across the street amld cars and trolleys with no order what so ever The accrdent and death rate here at Lane would be very hugh To avoid thus sltuatuon was the reason that the Lane Tratfnc Engineers was formed In the morning and after school these boys no matter what the weather are busy saving lrves Assustung the police offrcers they seek to marntaun an orderly and safe control of the traffnc around our school Conference Wnth Sponsor Suebert January 1953 C - 9 1 A I 1 9, f 1 '3 I 1 1 I I I Captains .................. Ed Serritella I I I . . , , . I - I I . I ' I SMITI-I-I-IUGI-IES Buslly Learnlng All They Can About the Automoblle, Amerlca s Chief Method of Tranpsortahon Row 1 Sfegmoenr Row 2 Hclmlnskl Row 3 Nnewmskn Cray Sfosch Mr Packer Chobowskn Doruc Borgordt Stevenson Conwoy Mergons Prusku Buschmonn Renngruber Cook Muench Bozezucku Parker Wolsh LeSeur if-L IQ ,I 00 Q -r .Q Row Colds-bella Moturszck Kowclcc Mr Packer Pctcrs Kern Pouschcr Row Annes Qomchoff Gosfois on Fllpw v'cCoffrcf Mcnzwk lxcrsen Row Muller DCxY7 Jonms Moksoo Mlller Xondcrs Row 4 Mnsch Vflmrmwquo Affok 2 Lone Tech Annual l I O a 0 I O O , , tx 1 h fb QQ X i. ' 1 h ' ' 'AH X . D 1 k ,, , - It a ' G f v 1 v ' I - 5 5 s 5 N s X V mf , t L . . K 3 X 5 ' I i l ik, .. , ,fx , x ' , 0 I I . 1 5 Q 1 5 ' I A 1 l I .,,. . , . , . 2, f - ., s ' , 1- , 3- , t , - . f, , L - . AUTO SHOP Thus Useful and Intereshng Shop IS Open Only to Seniors, Most of Whom Hope For o Career In the Automotive Fleld Rowl Gormonson Gustofsson Olcn Mr McMullen Ho per Vlctorn Polczynskl Sanders Row Thleme Cholupnuk McCIory Fc-Mol Abboll Cgove Row 3 Vollmev Von Gomer? Homer Wemp J 'm rl Lund wld- Row 1 Henn Albergo Mr Pucker Bcnzuno Nnckell Beckley Row 2 Clchorf Atlas Hofely Koppel Wrunskl Socho Row 3 Lubrono Sowolskl brbon Blocheod Bellertlm Moclor Johnson Longer January 1953 113 C O I . . . . . , , S . 5 , , ' , . 2. , , s , , , r . . , , Q. 'mo o . Knson, . 77 A 1 , I :.' A -if vi 1 , 4 1 , 2 Q .I 4 X , . F 5 ,V I 7- L . x 5 ,, . 4 + L , 3. , i , 57 1 : Y : - ' . ' 'A ' 4 1. TOOL DESIGN Designers Cast Thelr Mark ,L 00 Q9 gf Zuk Dosek Mr Shottow Lehnert Moleckn Odell Wllluoms Zurowsku Szwonkowskn Bushnrck Murnueks Halgers Broezell Mtllhorn Row Row Row USI-I ERS C LU B Guides to Moments of Happlness .,o T' 'N as Row Nuermetz Olsen Muller Roberts Nr Anderson Donn Nels n Aocfr Row Guske Gmenewold Powo Linen Bushnsck Poscnifs Ve' Row Ferrettt Molson Schott Peters Eournon Koroo Lozzcrc Row Stosch Lehnert Altcrgott Schetbc Nolte Goto Johnson 4 Lane Tech Annual P' N92 3 . . ggf., 2 g ! 6 C t . , , M ',-4 .5 4 4 A :D A' ' ' - J t As f I 'H , 5 1 ' Q- 'L 'I. ' , , , , , '. 2- , I . I .7 .D 3 .,,,,. Row 4. Golus, Dossnng, Lyon, Botkc, Paul. C I t if I 1 I f 4 4 i 2 A - ' Q . - , -. 1 M 'VA , . . N s , V ' . 5. , 1 Al I ' ' . 1 J N 4 x ' l ' . W e 4 tk K . ' 4 ,gpf ' G. 2 1. ' , , , , . , . Q 5 J , 2. . , , 1 , , . , gel. 3. , , , , . 4. .,,, , S. . :fr , l w L , THERE IT IS ! ,gy 1 2' V1 ifwaufywmmm , 0 I '-.rf R,1xri. 437321-Z'ZI:Z722f1.- ' i A 3 Y .:.f, f '::: 1 rt' 3 -iia iq .i, e -1 'G Q. w vb, 5 I GENERAL STAFF REGIMENTAL STAFF BATTALION STAFF Rowl Poudfoot Johnson Roltgcn Ma, Kula Rowl DFglo Donclson Bonmann Ventrcsco Bond Matheson Felstal Row 2 Panek Sturm Storm HIS semester the Lane ROTC reglment enjoyed the blggest enrollment It h s had since l946 Though th roll has almost elght hundred homes the ROTC stall offers the full course It has always guven :ts cadets Nothing has been left out nor hurried over The ROTC does not just full boys wuth technncal names for weapons and tell them how to lead a squad In battle To be sure all thus wlll be useful to the student who wall probably spend some tnme nn the arm forces but It ns not the only purpose of the ROTC The thmgs he learns nn the ROTC are character dlscnpllne neatness and courtesy These are not the names of the prescribed courses but no matter what class you are In or what you are doing you wall be learning these thrngs The ROTC housung conslsts of two dnll halls one lecture hall a rufle range and an office There are nlne periods and eoch period serves a different company Furst perlod ns Company A second perlod IS Company B and so on A cadet who shows Interest In the ROTC an does hss best for t ll soon fund has labors rewarded Besides medals and awards there are also promotions every semester A cadet who does well as a non com may be IH lnne to be commlssloned a second lreutenant and can clnmb to the rank of Cadet Colonel Wrth the shortage of the mllutary :nstruc tors and enrollment which the Lane ROTC 116 Lane Tech Annual Colonel Wlttlmger expernenced thus semester there was a great need for good cadet offlcers Many tlmes thus semester the offucers were called upon to Instruct the class to assume extra dutnes and to work harder They dld so wuth out com plalnt and with no hope of extra pnvlleges The cadet offlcers are headed by Cadet Colonel Phllup Wnttlvnger He as the only ROTC Cadet Colonel In the enture clty exc pt the one on the clty staff lt rs hls job to make sure every officer does hrs job He ns called the Reglmental Commander He ns assusted by Cadet Lt Colonel Frank Ventresco Regrmental Executnve Offucer H IS second In command and receuves orders only from the unstructors and the cadet cola nel He us also un charge of the regnmental staff S l ns the adjutant of the regrment He us nn charge of personnel and sees to at that a l - V , , , . . . l A r . r , ' , Y I I . . . G ' . e , l s ' ' . I I I . h I I ' I A ' V I I I I . . . A V A ' ' A V g or favoritism. 1 I A 4 1 I ' - - - - - - . . , I V , , . - . . , d ' i Wi A ' l E A 1 . r I 1 . ', , I e , OFFICERS Rwl Dtglo Danelson Bohrnann Bond Matheson Wnttlnger Capt McCaffrey Ventesco Proudfoot Johnson Roltgen Pennlston Row 2 Lage OBrlen Sarnarez Brozell DeV ta Mrller Pantaleo Glass Lndqu st Abula Tafoya Marauardt Det ch Row3 Scngcnberger Jensen Storm Wnlk Nona Parat Blakeslcc' Bush Krst Sturm Hansen Norum H th Row4 Kula Plke Sandmeyer Bauer D Bubblntz Wlk bulletin ns publnshed every day The S l thus semester as Cadet Major Kenth Matheson Lane he as charge ofthe publuclty of the unnt Cadet Major Raleugh Bond IS the S 2 thus semester The S 3 ns the plans and traunung officer He makes up the dauly bulletln according to specsfncatuons from the downtown office The S 3 ns Cadet Major Donald Bohmann T e S4 as the supply afflcer He IS un charge ofthe unmforms manuals and all ROTC equlpment Thus semester It IS Cadet Major lrvlng Danielson The asslstant Sl and the assustant S4 help the Sl and S4 respectively whenever called The assistant S I rs Cadet Lt Felstal and the ssustant S4 ns Cadet Lt joseph Dnfaglno These offncers make up the reglmental staff There are also three battaluon staffs each contannung a battaluon commander and a batallon executive offncer They are flrst battalzon Cadet Lt Colonel Fred Proudfoot and Cadet Mayor Allen Sturm second bat tallon Cadet Lt Colonel Walter Johnson and Cadet Major Frank Kula thurd battaluon Cadet Lt Colonel LeRoy Roltgen and Cadet Major George Storm oyle Paschcr Buelnskl Glass Johnson oppenra There are nine companies nn the ROTC Each us under a cadet captann called a com pany commander The company cammanders are cadet cautauns Edwun Lundqurst Jr John Bauer Kenneth Abuja Martin Dletrlch Gilbert Loge James Glass Ronald Parat and Robert Wnlk Fmal Inspechon January 1953 'II7 ---- ----. .., .,. . I I 1 I nz l 1 llimsllrlftl 0 . II I, l , , , I I V , ' , l. .ll , , I . 4 , , , , I 1 , , , , I rl . ' v f 1 1 A I 1 1 l v v r . , . , 1 1 - I 1 1 I , , 1 . The S-2 is the intelligence officer. Here at I , . . ' ' ' - ' I 1 1 1 I. I I h u . . I . . I I . I l , . P .. , . 2 , R O T C INSTRUCTORS S. is MSQY Bo 1 c d Dc g T THE beglnnung of the semester Lone ROTC had sux Instructors but was redu ced to four when M Sgt Kuhlman and M Sgt Looper left The lnstructuon staff IS headed by Captann McCaffrey the PMSSIT Captaln McCaffrey has been In the service since March 1941 He served In the European theater durlng World War ll as a tank company commander an France Germany and Bavarra In 1948 he was sent to the Carubbean command serving In Puerto Ruco and Panama He returned to the States In 1951 and was assigned to Lane that June M Sgt Boudreaux lolned the army 1927 The antebellum years found hum In Tnentsln Chuna with the 15th Infantry for three years and wnth the 14th Calvary on the Mexlcan border for sux years When the war broke out he was sent to Europe wuth the 9th Armored Dlvlsaon and remained there untul he was sent to Korea nn 1947 where he be come part of the 728 Mrlltary Polace He came to Lane In 1951 SEC Caldwell gosned the army at Camp Walters Texas n August of 1942 and then was transferred to paratroopers traunang t Fort Benning Georgna ln 1943 he was port of the 76th Mountain Infantry Duvlsson on wlnter manuevers In Northern Mrchugan He was sent to England wuth the 80th Infantry Dlvnsnon and took part rn the unvasron of 118 Lane Tech Annual France After the war he spent three years un Austria and two years In the 5th Army En gnneers In 1950 he was sent to Waller as mnlltary Instructor then to Senn and fanally to Lane In 1940 SEC Dltewlg was un the Phllnpplne Department wuth the 31st Infantry regiment He remained In the Pacnfuc theater all through the war returned to the states and was doscharged In 1946 He reenlusted the same day he was duscharged and spent one year as sergeant In charge of the bachelor of fucers quartes and fnve years as steward to the 5th Army Commusnoned Officers Club In 1951 he came to Lane K 0 o o o on - ' - , l le I Il I I 1. ' K., It V x...'.:t1 .4 - ,. T? .. 1 ' ' W K 1 Row 'l. - . udrcaux, Cap . McCaffr y, M-Sgt. Kuhlman. Row 2. Sfc. Cal well, Sfc. It wr . - 1 1. . I . . - . . I I I ' - . I . I V I D . ' I I I I I. ' ' . 1 I . I I . , I . , . . , - . ' ' in - ' - - - sf tiring ' . 'th , ' . . . , . If ' - L , I , 9 O . , , N . . . . t 8 . I K X' 'x X. ' x COMPANY A 5 m A mmm lunar bk? wl no ngtafl Pansacan Hopoonratn crvorez relrnskn Vtk Lwnaqwst Sfc Dtcwr Vcntresco Sturrn DrFrQMo Proafif ot Johnson Pavwa Guss Murnxcks Row 2 Tama cwsk Noraaht Isaac Forster Wcaer Krzcmrnskt Pask Bartus Sanborn Carlson om Pergarntt ste DS Lcawg Nates M ter Kadowsk: Lange Darweve Dnt ern w 3 Koo if tasclokc Koatr a Jkc Kansoer Gaoawn Cenn Watlar Rrvktn Edward Ha arson Cararnusa Pro rnan Ryiz nskr Qdnorctlt McKnss ck Coarse Bloom Gray Row 4 Anzabno Vxa'tcr Kacntg Rcvnotas Leroy Aorpoft Kcatmg Bloom Nacnowtcz Qtettcr Hagan Crcsson Dclong Fable Ztclnnskr Holmcr Hurnrston Coiby Gaprnskr Dooman Hcnwngcr COMPANY B Row 'T Pow D t Row owfn Q Row W V' A F! 'r-no n Kteaa ff Rae vatcr oo r Pfcwfte Sutter Dckorscn Srrnm oem n z s tx ft Lu. naowsk Iazzara Stewart Ltpaert Q vs f' n D To N Kssack Jensen Bauer N1 rn East- Metfad Gattuzo Anderson cnutz Etkost Braun tz cratd Doobrn Crandaw Hammond Earth! Strzeleckt Wazortck Baumann 0 'vtanckt Snmwdt Cnandcr Ctousera Jacobson Gosnko Zw fx ss two s Eeckcr f' r' osc ra C K zzz: cctcr fta naw crscn Nason Elkwortn Erczrns r Escn C ara wsk Etorrar gan Con Harrtngton Gcdrac York Row 5 W W K Zcoz a K a s Honor' ngcr Cnnstman Lackev Jankawskx Johnson Bun Q Dsrorsev Wmkons Lan Wrttc Knob' ch Krueger Martin: Ott Wxsnlewskr Jenson Wopctk a ones January 1953 9 RIFLE TEAM Breokmg Record After Record Xl Rowl Proudfoot Sandmeyer Wnttllnger Ventresco Buelnsku MSgt Kuhlman Danelson Walk Johnson Sturm Row 2 Peterson Moone Nona Leland Seaborg Edd ngton Dnfgllo Baltazar Mason Row3 Boehm Schertznger Cerml Schmldt Bodzuoch Dooman Danelson Row4 Fncarrotta Hopkuns Polkey Stebbns Cresson Abbott Another School of Champlons Team Rowl Sandmeyer Proudfoot Row 2 Blelvnsk Danelson Sturm Wlk Ventresco Johnson T20 Lane Tech Annual ANGING proudly on the wall of the ROTC rntle range ns one of the tmest tributes a hugh school rutle team can obtain lt ns an award from the National Rntlemen s Asso clatton nntormlng the team that they have set a new record for four man teams Next to that ns another award certutylng that they have set a new cuty competltlon record wnth a score ot 9l2 All such trnbutes mean the same thang champron Untnl last November the Lane ROTC Rutle Team was under the supervusran of M Sgt Kuhlman When he Iett SFC Caldwell took has place and contnnued the tune jab M Sgt Kuhlman had been doing Captains of the rltle team are Cadet Major lrvlng Danlelson and Cadet Captaln Henry Buelunslql The team meets everyday ln the Lane ROTC rlfle range . I I I W ' I , , 2 Z 4 5 , I , Q I I , V ,.-, .- 11 , R o - , 1 ' ' 1 1 i . - . , I , 1 , . ' 1 I 1 - - I f I r 1 r ' 1 I 1 I Ir 1 - 1 I - - 1 1 1 I 1 - - ll ' Il ' . . ' ' ' Ir I 1 1 I 1 1 - I V . . , - 1 I - 1 COMPANY C 4 Row I 2 ' 1 Owrbfvks Vo, Ko mofn MJdwc Pcrwsflcon No C U2 Q c r A Jw' .J Lv- Prfuclfom Logo Fcorrofto J hocbcfv Goske Zo:-storvgk Row Anzwon Row hwiorer Coskcy Eoozuocl-v Durrmt Morcotm Bochorskw Muller ow4 Rumor Boker Wolpcr Johanson John or Hoge 1 osmsku Snorc Voegcr 2 Schcrfnser Bogusz Fchlmg Zwelmskn Macpherson Fromcscom Edfnf V U LC G ow Lcwonrioww Y W Koczmo CV :hm 4? C ockw Jn resc Gsm wwS Qu!! fo Cu goof Goo dfof CGMPANY Row Q wan C ccxcr gg n c 0 Kcfwfvwn fvsACJm z rv C '1 orvfsrvccx BQMQ CJ v 1 cn rx, K J Row L, O sen Z crf gc TY yergcn cr ff O Er cm Q fwlnircom fb s Ro fge Bond La e 'owo M ri Q' Ke wwsku K G 5 AUSH fn Krcreff Q d Row cnk U kv 26.1 r M0015 Domx WM fws w f' rc r vm af- z C C M. frmrx fr rw Hen r' 4 el mk Jo P s J crm v:1c.J nc P Row 4 Dfrwrvs Enqo' rkwors Kunz Vmphy FCYIGVWC Q 9 .wr Q Ccxsrchnc KONG .Mc-rs cms Hon rrckl Kadxvk Germ? hcdbr r Dm E fwczkcwgk E nerr Eos oi! N lsmowslf 'Q Y Weigh Ecnzn ow 5 Eoucf wvmghf Poskw Efocks cn q .f J rm Nkc Gdrm Awbcrg Ariorson Moufwo Rc nhorf cccmfc aswrm och or January 1953 COLOR GUARD Guo rdlng Old Glory Rowl Mclirssack Murneks Nona Parot Krlst Ventresco Dltewg Somorcz Walk Johnson Crcsson Kozlol Row 2 Lowls Glfner Pa at Modac Isaac Pantaleo Klepockn Row 3 Hunt Bcystehncy Krueger Key Benz ng Flowers Mason I Pledge Allegrance Lane Tech Annual T the front of every Lane ROTC parade you see the American ond regrmental flags berng corrred proudly by the Lane ROTC color guard Thrs organlzatron hos pre sented colors for mony out of town school events as well as for graduotrons ROTC med ol assemblres football games parades and any other school octrvrty Two of the most rmportant events for the color guard are the federal rnspectron and the cadet day parade Under the drrectron ot Cadet Lt Colonel Frank Ventresco and :ts sponsor SrC Trtewrg the Lane color guard olthough one ot the smallest orgonrzotrons at Lane has grown to be one of the frnest Cadet Lt Colonel Ven tressco ossrsted by Cadet 2nd Lts Samorez Walk Johnson ond Pantoleo rs constantly trarnrng the old and new members of thus unit Q rmn-- fl Z I 5' ' l r Y 1 lr , ' Q , K ,'t l T l t if S i Lg ' Q . Q , . -1 - Q V - , i. , , , ,'I- . , - ' 'fl f 'I 1 v f ,- I , 1 v I If I ' I - I I I l 4 . . . ,- . . I I sf I I J . , . . , :T I I I COMPANY w 'I H f-wmn MCH Vff owen Jws 1 'Y 0012 Crum X r J I ff mv shy Harm L we KJJZ A nsu Row 2 Schafer Kopcnhc Eurernuck NuHen Jauch Hmlvnon PQNQNCO W W Emmrccnf L son Morquortdf Gloss Awgner CNeMus Memos Nobie Row 3 Rauch Dnvorco Chmscmskx Bennet? Koplon Lew-5 Mcdso Meyer Aocnqov Nozo Cufo Sncrn on Scnorm Bcrfhorn Seoborg Nselson R w 4 Wag r Frcor Wmczak Krchse STOr1'qulsf P ni Bo? Anderson Fianna ld ov Jenvn gor' Tcws Gowz PCI? Kaplan Glzzzov ku Vcvcns ow 5 Kohn Mwon oqwqwd rofn Moxcr Cwpocrf Nurrc, Jtcclc rrnowc Vnz amnwv HJ th Lvnfirncr Anccrxon Drnnko EO Bcrnci 00 ov 1 WSDVVYTOVW cOmber Bu Inz I e vc cfs N' gf oudrecux Kms o es n Q UN Pcnnevc Eerm cn ow 2 H nnngx Barron Mock :wth Jobwonsrc nck Jo on Eofc ,ern Q Q ow 3 xh N nn ng oc v n bc war 2 mx cr U mo nn n C f nw ow 4 Fccororo Nfobcrdwng Erxckson SODGNCJ AKTCVQOTT Hopkxns ws? Tufnc'Vo.m GC L 0 Sn mer January 1953 'I2 I Z i ' V ' ' 5 1 'i , f , 5 Ro . f3nN0k, V-J. ' M All, G, I1 L df k ,N Mk, G S ado, Pff' Q nk L Cn ww wx 3 , wr , pal k. A , , , , , - f f ' x ' ' USG, 114'- - , , , , , ' , W , 1 , 1, Eof I o . ne, , , - , r , , we' , r , , , Tw X A - R , , ' , , , G , , , X 5 ' O s Nchzn 4, mln J ' F f wC , k, , , -- , ',, .. , Q E I 5 ' ' ' n X 5 4 1 2 0 ' ' L . R . E , M K: . P K DQ! , Gi . . X-S . E 2 n N 9 Efc z,' ' Hr R . Q . . ' 1 , ' ': Scxo 1 , W f 'X Q n N' na Rmb Wtzszn Cask, R . lou N LH, To , . K V, Q, ' if T . D 1 . 'Q Ra Q W nor Dew. x, wr R - x ' , , f , , Q , TCMS, ' N: H. CRACK DRILL These Cadets Are the Best Drllled of All R O T C Cadets Row MSgf Kuhlman Dnfagluo Sturm Walk Ventresco Tafoya Parat Englund SFC Caldwell Row Doom n Krzemmskn Guss Pantoleo Isaac Pask Carramusa Frear Klepockx Row Nordahl Cernna LeRoy Johnson Murmeks Cresson Goodwnn Fries McKussak Nona Row Stefter Abbott Keatung Bsellnskl Hoppenrath Sondmeyer Walk Hagan DeJong R O T C MILITARY BALL LL work and no play makes Jack a dull boy as an adage but heartuly agreed wnth by the Lane ROTC For thus reason twlce a year It holds a mllutary ball solely for the relaxatnon of the cadets It as a grand affanr held an one of the better ball rooms of the cnty and always enjoys a large turn out Musuc danclng gurls door prnzes and fun are there for all to enjoy as year the o w s held an e beauhful ballroom of the Knnckerbocker Hotel wnth the muslc of Al Ford and hrs orchestra The bug events were The presenfaflon of the saber fo the cadet colonel and the grand march and saber arch Many Army and school dugnutarles were present 'I24 Lane Tech Annual Gee' An Orchud CCMPANY G Rowl Ergcbaef on Egger :cumann Kachn ar Jhosnwcgcl Schuhzc Green M1Jraw51 Ndson Clark Myafr Anderson Eyorf Engmnd Mder Drc, hnor Row 2 Hazora Krafz Clark Konpe OBr1Cn 5 f o rf' D n1eJsan Capo! Kr1s1 Poo Ca1cJwc11 Sarwmcyer Norm Scnocncnr Hornmston La mn Koc1crzvr'a Sfernoerg Loder Row 3 Pawmon Vance And cws Ads Snrwfx Sncrfk Wagner eGorgw Hoki Demsaoe Hcrzmann bcrg Dodcnc Lekman Rc nokia NQJ5on Jannson w aodc 1 Ania sfn Yerk gprmgor Scoforo T1schar? Row4 Ch pman Lafferfy Koi! Ra rnond Hodauwr Palrnrnan Schenk Bcrgmnd Hcks Qneperd 1l1arns Byan W11k5 Erunb 51 e1rncP Escher Franzen forcn Zober Para? Hamh ow 5 Leona Sforger an ster P1ar N r Nlelwn Tonn Cneuvronr Hoobe Siebbns Houbc W1rzer1sk1 Cooley Bernaf Polkey Hohmann Taubor Koeb Kroger Zook Erown COMPANY H w 1 M AJ 5 cr Loc bxrwon ar Dc .mfd a VWQFK 'na aww 5 n Roscnfrna Y C C , Q N N ,orrer Mas Row2 H poer P92 Mcffdeese Jac been G1mer Crawford M koJa1cz1k Pennsron Vxoram fc faIawe'1 NA11k Hansen Sfom H gers K Cher Lanarnesser Lxsek Eurruss K1st Cass1erc Row 3 Vorghf MarT1nez Anderson Engusf N1cl'1as Ctudenr V1eTa Kupfe er Anderson Uan1 Jerr Rath Ecwards Ereeae Le1ara Amer Poynter Qhapwo McCue Sekah Nor'-arnaker Olsen Row 4 watson Pef1ka1a Rota Nc c nc aer Da 4 Kopsr Zack Buchwofz Tacabf-r Col 11 ac-bn Dass Zcw1sczk Th1eIc Eckcnbow Lmavg Felgenk oor Kervz Veoer C1 ns Okgkma Row 5 Er nowsk msCns1 on nsan o a 1ns Gwrscn vw nqrov. Jernbrzyqk 'conari Days 'XJc'o OUCJ E ez k Xaraa Urch Hansen Carroro lfaa He ako! Mcane Kam Nelson January 1953 1:x1I Zfllill lllll il li li ll iiflllll IB! . 1 J , , ' ,, . M 21011, fi , . , kg , ' I 11, . A 11, l , ' I . 'o.'To,k, K 211, a , . , r T, bfc , -1 , , Y ,, W, ,X ,k ,E ' 1 , , , R - 5 , Q , J es, Lo . 1' , 11119. 1 .4 , , , , 1 1 E 3 J J I i J 1 , . v 1 1 Q , Q I ,, K V 2 1 g 1 1 F ,. V - Ro 1 : 11' ' 1 , P ,fk Hvcocr la. G e . Je .- , K11 . WJJ1 s Yro g , 1 ar 5 ore 'Q Cas':f:r.:,n, Qcckcf, ,':n'f 13. . c . S-. 1. 2 , 1, ' , . . 1 ' , . ' 1 . S . I V. ' I. 1 X . V, '1 gr' 5 11 1 I . I, b , v . V If , E , ' , 1 a 1. w. - , Z1 kg . . . Q 1. K, P.. HJI1or J k f Kez ar , Cz . ' Q L , L 5 1 .sen -Nr 'ZX1C I 1 1 . . f' , pa, MILITARY BAND Row 1. Jahnzan, Andreotti, Uhlig, Schrader, Bishop, Golinski, Pabst, Nilson. Row 2. Stasch, Sodl, Galinski, Julian, Bogut, Bonnem, LaValle, Gallo, Malec, Bastler, Kruempelstac- dc-r, Polczynski, Bocelli, Astosz, Nuccio, Lobodzinskr, Schroeder. Row 3. Young, Russo, Dwnerer, Catania, Sutterlowd, Swanson, Augustyn, Uhlig, Stachnik, Johnson, Gagliana, Pizza, Ruer, Lanai, Nugent, Markese, Arvidson, Kengos, Hellstrom, Latz. Row 4. Tafoya, Gianka, Cichoski, Stitz, Crabtree, Vesper, Ashby, Jornstadt, Sutton, Tagner, Goc-rine ger, Spcclman, Matheson, Nelson, Jones, Pawula, Doss, Schlodt. N the field for that all important game, in front of a school parade, or on the stage during the ROTC Medal Assembly you will find the Lane Military Band. With Captain l-luff as its sponsor, the band not only spends long hours practicing, but also learns to do certain military formation in order to do their best at the ROTC Federal inspections, football games, and other school activities. During the course of its existence, the Military Band has marched through some of the coldest and warmest weather, showing its great spirit and enthusiasm in school affairs. Follow The Leader 126 Lane Tech Annual au. - vv . 7' if X f ,, 5 ' , ,. I 1 pn. 1. H - ! ,, . 1 -2 . 6112 ' 1 , x , 1 2 CTX If As f' hw c X i 3' Y - A af- , . ,,.., .?. . '. 4 ww .,, nf! -wr V . ma 93 .Q Q4 W . V ,, Q l 1 rv ! 2 4 Q fl , 1 in . 4 1? 0 . I xi 1 li :hi 5 ' ' .. 11.-.:rJ4unv..pugQf4 uw-vtv,eg,, ,..,a- . ,ff 'fp -. ,m4.'1w3 M 436,41 K V J- if ff v w ,. Y , ,. 1 Xia. .flu rn' 'ka .., A Y ,Q-L'-vu 1-W' . , ' i il.. ,Wi .256 Y 'Wil , H 'S W 33,5 . .- 1 'f M' 'jT!'Q,,Q ' 1' 1 1 f ' ,Y 1 , '. 'K' A . H, V W A 1524 vu 'A Q41 ' , .f1Wg,,,A . WM , A.,4!g,,,M. M4,4v,vMf7MqlAJfwn Nunn A , I V, . A-a December, January Highlights HE month of December started off at snow-covered Lane with a spec- ial 4A assembly where the seniors were measured for their caps and gowns.The Mask and Shears' play, For Pete's Sake, was unanimously acclaimed a hit by all who saw it. The Lettermen's dance was held on the night after the alumni basketball game and was a huge success. The month closed with the annual Christmas As- sembly, and the dreaded third quarter marks. Graduation became the big topic as January began. The seniors crammed their heads with knowledge for their final exams, the last ones they will ever take at Lane, and rushed to the office to get their transcripts sent to the colleges they wished to attend. Towards the end of the month the Prom was held at the Evanston Women's Country Club. The month and the semester came to a close as the annuals came out and graduation day approached. i PICTURES Helping Make the School Run Smoothly N X! . ' J f is . - . v ' Y J X v 5 we fnmamg ERE the team of teacher and student changes names to those of coach and player. No matter what they are call- ed there still exists between them the strong bond of cooperation. Both groups are dedicated to the some idea, the improvement of the student and the school. The coach and player strive through teamwork to turn out top students physi- cally, and top teams to bring honor and glory to Lane. SPCDRTS 3,3 . .rXg5,gg, . . W 1 . , :L 5 .'z, I,gf:. . , Q-7-buf., .. - . 1 4 A x ,Q , 5,fft ' 5 -1 ' 1 7?2'?f'f't . K f ' ,. 36, 5fvfig2',,-Y Q I H X i r gg ififwf. ' jiri, . ,. .. VARSITY FGGTBALL We Were So Close, Yet So For, Next Year Definitely 17' 'ln I M A ,J '- Coach Coach Coach Ring Labont Monash, HE new prep football set-up brought into too much Woodson. The Lane victory plenty of action as the weak and the march was stopped suddenly. The greatest strong teams fought for a play-oft berth. team to ever represent Lane, and the team However, this set-up did not prevent any that is still the best in this area, did not gain runaway games as it was supposed to do. Our the championship trophy. lndians romped Harrison, Crane, and Senn in the regular games. The gridders turned All you have to do is look down the list of back a spirited Schurz team and, in the game names on the squad and you can see why they of the year, beat Austin 20-l3. This was one are tops. Merz, Ryan, Swedberg, and Sher- Of the best games ever played on the Lane man at the ends, Deasy Smith, and Baschiere gridiron. The Indians rolled on as Tuley, Har- at tackle, Nalepa, Bernadini, Zeeko, Glass- rison, and Vocational fell in the playoffs. The brenner at guard, Murphy at center and Warriors were one game from gaining their Cichowski, Jensen, Snider, Fosco, Church, chance to even up matters with Mt. Carmel Sunagle, Dennenberg, and Morrison in the when, in the mud of Soldiers Field, they ran backfield. This was the great line-up of '52 Row 1: Managers, Savonkillian, Church. .. Row 2. Coach Thue, Coach Ring, Church, Sherman, Cichowski, Ryan, Deasy, Bernadinl, Murphy Nalepa, Smith, Merz, Mc Wherter, Cumnargo, Berrlnger, Jancik, Speck. Row 3. Jack Ground Keeper, Jack Czaiowskl, Snider, Krieger, Bruce, Dunn, Aiello, Morrison, Dahlin Baschiere, Scaccianoce, Fosco, Dennenberg, Rossbacher, Hcrsch, Mar+orano, Tony, Ground Keeper Coach Labant. Row 4. Manager Lacugna, Swedberg, Flanigan, Zera, Shigeura, Zingerilli Newell, Dahlberg, Krieter- Feld, Piceall, Schultz, Bobowski, Hampus Mikkclscn, Clemente, Gorman. Row 5. Zeeko, Whiteley, Jensen, Carl, Krieger, Kleinhardt, Goebel, Karlenzig Sunnagel, Grob, Glass- brcnner, Nickolich, Hanlon, Mcllinthin, Tokarz. f QQQWEE - M TTLB. The majority of this team will not be back next year. They will be rendering their sevices tor some college. We wish them all luck in the future and hope the boys replacing then can drive toward a championship, SCORES Lane Bishop Noll Lane Harrison Lane Austin Lane Crane Lane Schurz Lane Senn Lane Tuley Lane Vocational Lane Harrison Lane Woodson uv K lf CROSS COUNTRY Row Kuroda So enson Remus Coach Farber Feeman Ruchter Schompf Row Rush And Ie Rada Wh te Rychtanek Templer Nelson Nckl Row Gentne Mazmannan Sol Na olo Go skn Reno Row Manos McMahon Schmaednck Washburn Zacher Buchunsk So Coach Farber HILE the football squad worked out at the south end of the stadnum Coach cross country team at he north end Wnth a few returnnng letterman for a necleus The coach worked wnth many new boys to add depth Captam Jerry Schumpt led the team unto each dual meet and he made at a habnt of comung ln fnrst or second Behund hum were Nlckel Whute Richter Andrle and Sorenson Wuth beautnful weather helpmg out the harrners had many dual meets un whlch to prove themselves The fnrst meet was aganust a tough Austln outfit The harruers made a real battle of nt as they lost by 9 pomts The Ind :ans then beat Schurz 26 3l 132 Lane Tech Annual The Fleet Footed Men ol: Lane ln cross country the team wlth the lowest total of polnts IS the wlnner Then a mnghty mg the meet I6 Sl Loyola squeezed by 27 28 Then back on the Vnctory troll the Har rners beat Phnllups and Depaul St lgnatlus came out of a meet wnth a 40 to 40 tue Then In the clty meet all of the boys men tuoned above came In the top 30 whnch IS pretty good consndernng the number ot par tucnpants Jerry Schlmpt was Lane s hugh man as he funnshed thurd The entlre team placed second to Austin Nlckel Whlte Sol and Andrle will be the nucleus of next year s team 1' . f , . , f , ' , . 2- , Y , i . i , - , , I . 3. r, ' , , v i , r '. . 4. , , , , , ' i, I, . E V 1 L , . '.l I . , 1 Farber was puffing together Q Sf,-Ong Evanston team ran away from our boys, tak- , . . . I . . I I t 5 , - . . . I . ' I I D . I ' ' ' 1 I 1 1 l . I I ' . . SOCCER Soccer Team Takes Second Place In Cnty ogt R h g e Lag ke Peas Hc Dad Wolf M k h a ca Reeg toc ch keRoe Htge at Me R tt e Hea S pp Me d A todt h Mo ko t ANES lronheads started the 1952 sea son wuth an untrauned team after havung lost twelve senuor Iettermen from the 1951 c1ty and state champ1onsh1p team The soccer team reached the heughts an whnppung Oak Park 4 2 fOak Park s only 1952 defeatl and T1Iden Tech 4 O to take over 1st place nn the c1ty League Our lnd1ans went unde feated for the next seven games wnnnnng by umpressnve scores Then mnsfortune struck the squad IH an ankle unjury to goaly AI Herkert who had seven shutouts up thus po1nt Lane despute two subsequent tues wnth Crane and Schurz Cboth 2 21 managed to hold on to 1st place untll defeated by an Improved Tulden team whnch dropped Lane unto 2nd place Some consolatuon remalns from havung d feated Schurz fthe ultumate champl twnce C4 O each tumel durmg the 52 campaugn Outstandxng play was rendered by Captann AI Pearson team hugh scorer Steuner and Obersoon at wnng Turnra Young and assustant Capta1n Hack and Roschmann at fullback and goalue Bob 1-lerkert Outstandnng rookues were Vo1gt Jolzat Muchaeles L1etzen and Moskwntz who showed great promuse for 1953 Lane s 1953 team w1II be well manned by return1ng letterrnen wlth the Oblllfy and sp1r1t to w1n the c1ty champ1onsh1p PRACTICE GAMES Lane 8 Tllden 8 Lane 4 Oak Park Lane 4 Schurz O LEAGUE GAMES Lane McK1nley O Lane Schurz O Lane Crane 4 Lane Von Steuben Lane T1Iden O Lane Marshall 2 Lane McK1nIey 1 Lane Schurz 2 Lane Crane 2 Lane Von Steuben Lane Tulden 10 Lane Marshall 4 LEAGUE STANDINGS 1952 Won Los Tned Schurz Lane Tulden Crane Marshall McK1nIey Von Steuben January 1953 S 133 - . Q ': 1 I 5 ' . ix , 4 - , 5 E Row 1. V 1 , osc mann, Youn , Ob rmann, n ner, Her rt, r on, Turuna, Steiner, 0 k, Coach Mc e. Row 2. , :Ile er, Mnc elsen, St rk, Shupun, Mus rello, Freislinger, Frear, er, Hugary, Geuer, Idzol. Row 3. S co, M1 alms, Schulz, Jessen. Lietzow, Kes s nzwe1g, ot nn r, Nelson, L n z, u Iler. Row 4' a n r, thermon. ku , Schumacher, a ows, ns , Heinric , s vi z. I , ' . . 2 I . . ' . A 13 ' ' . . 4 . . . ' 4 . ' . . 12 O . ' . 4 ' ' . . . ' 10 f - 16 ' . . . 2 , . 2 . , . el 5 O . . 4 ' . ' . , . 8 I I . U I I . , t Pt . h , , IO 1 1 21 , , - , 8 1 3 19 , , , , , ' 9 3 o 19 - 6 4 2 14 ' ' 2 9 1 5 ' ' ' ' ' 2 9 1 5 A - A ' ' ' . o 10 2 2 TEAM CAPTAINS Row 1 Schnmpf Pearson Colby Row 2 Cmkowsku Wnmmcr Gormcm Krumpclstco cr Eckucly Mcrz Row 3 Bosuk Gullbcrg Goths Kerschocki Lokm CHEER LEADERS S. RONT Rw2-X 4 Lane Tech Annual ,?S S FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Rowl Pecorcro Gromzo Koepke Lund Lucchesu Row 2 Cooch Monosxn Vukovws Russo Vernters Wrlnelm Bornerron Kroson Rochotte Brostrom Tokorz Jozwrok Olsen Johnson Grzybowskt Grossman Viohos Busser Row 3 Btebroch Nuemon Korner Novok Cotluns Anderson Jooquun Keilrher Smnth Loptccolo Nelson Wrtte Sweeney Cuencuwo Jordon Turnbull Mortorono Lukas Row 4 Leseth Knopuk Borzowsm Gruenwold Be'1son Kenneth Smoczynskn Short Wxntcr McGnnncs Morellu Solloz Polotto Read Melnuck Oesterrench Guznec Goro LIFE GUARDS Rowl Johnston Hnttz Povlrs Jacobson Gttlberg Cweswel Eoress Andrews wrger Mrnzgn r r schnockl hon Row Row Row Row Dr Koch Wldgrube Herrnesdorf Johnson Borg Scrrbond Hots Kown Gloe n'on Zobc MacArthur Vogeney Vonsont Nntsche Atboch Brusscou Gnlcros Sutschek Sondqt. Fort: Anderson Erudzrnskv Moore Pecororo Walsh Peterson Vosko Hurne Lonvenoelio Wrnkle Gotho Wollrn Goriuck Coach PeoeV January 1953 5 D I, 3 Q 7 he I , ' ' ru L A I. 4 A . . , , ,,,,, I t 'o, Kc - L I 2. . , , , . , , , W, r t s - A 3. ,,,,,, t , , 'ist 4. , , , , , ' , , . 5. , , , , , i . 'I3 FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL Row 'I. Hicks, Hanson, Gruningcr, Sebastian, Kcllerr Row 2. Shable, Kutfcl, Arens, Earan, Hofmann, Ford Row 3. Jurek, Coach Schaefer, James. ASKETBALL was the second high school sport to be altered in the last year. First it was football and now, the junior bas- ketball team was abolished and replaced by the frosh-soph unit. This change left many boys out of the basketball scene. They found themselves in a world ot giants The ponies would have many boys returning from last year's squad. They are now rendering their services for Coach Umbright's team. The trash-soph squad will be coached by Coach Shaeter, who led the junior team last season. This change may help the city teams as they go downstate, but whether or not it will help regular league games has yet to be seen. Many boys who are short will not have much ot a chance in competition with the taller fellows. Frosh-soph ball may not have the popularity that the junior teams en- joyed. Lane's rookie squard has a fairly strong team as they racked up a few games during the practice season. This young squad will do their best to bring glory to Lane. On Guard Floor Plan Initial Tip-Off ...q 1 i 5 , Q. VARSITY BASKETBALL Qu: Row 'I. Coach Umbright, Basic, Rozmus, Murphy, Lindquist, Lakin. Row 2. Wild, Podgorski, Stasch, Jancik, Rutherford, Enderlc, Kelly. Row 3. Zouch, Mgr., Durso, Swedbcrg, Koehle, Lindstrand, Carter, Heyn Mgr., Goieskc, Stat. ETURNING to the stoplight this season are Co-Captains Ron Lakin and Larry Basik. These two high scoring guards are the nucleus of a championship team. The Junior team being split up into the senior squad and now under the title, Frosh-Soph gave the varsity team Larry Basik, Norman Enderle, and Ron Podgorski. This contribu- tion forms a spirited group of bucketmen. The aggressive Ron Lakin returning from last year's senior team is playing partner at the guard positions with Basik. At peak posi- tion we find Bob Swedberg and Pat Murphy trading places, both boys are veterans ot last season's squad, Another veteran and a new- comer control the forward spots, they are Tom Romuz, a hustling rebounder of last year and Freddy Lindquist, an alternate hook shooter. Backing the starting five are two promising players, Jerry Rutherford, who gained some experience the previous season and a rookie, Mike Durso. Along with this group are the fellows from the discontinued junior team. Twin Engines Three Deep Good for Two -QL -m vi .L, ,Q SENIGR SWIMMING Splashmg to Victory ow I Scr bano o g Holtz Kerschhackl Lamendella Boress a s Hume Wol ID J aes man Albach Wudke Coach Ne Row 2 Jacobson Gllberg Pavls MacArther Peterson Wnkle Zolle Gotha Limbaugh John stone Vasko Beutler NCE again It looks as though Lane would win the crty champronshnp Who rs there to stop lt? A mnghty Evanston team nosed out the sensors by two polnts In a meet The team looks luke a real contender for the state tltle also Led by Tom Jacobson Don Wudtke and Alan Grllberg It may be able to pnle up pornts an the state meet Bruce Wrnkle and Jerome Boress wall do their best In the breaststroke Don Peterson and Bob Hume wall do the backsroke and Don Pavlus Ron Scrrbano Dan Johnston George Vasko Don Holtz Ray Neal Bob Jars Bob Borg Warren Sunde and Art Zoller wnll tll In on the reloy teams to make the team strong rn 'I38 Lone Tech Annual all departments Fred Gotha Joe Lrmbaugh and Duke Albach rate wrth the best drvers rn the crty Yes the 30th consecutive trtle may soon be IH Lone s grasp JUNIOR SWIMMING HE rumor squad held :ts unbeaten record an the Lane pool by beating the Evanston team here In November Co captaln Bull Sharkey was sensatuonal In bockstroke and rnduvudual medley whale Norm Kerschackl won the IOO yard freestyle Poncho Lamen della and Horst Wrtschonke were second and thurd rn the breaststroke and are expected to go tar rn the clty meet Bell Ottedahl Sun deen Augustine Hanlon Reltler Holmer and Becker full rn all re uys and events to gave the teom great depth Becker Walsh Mag rerek and Januk compose the drvlng team Once agarn the team should wan the crty champuonshup for nts thrrty thrrd consecutuve time Get Ready Get Set a s Y Is 1 . f f R - I 1 5 V1 , , 1 1 J I1 1 l 1 l - ,, , , wrnan. - 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 V1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . . I . . . . , ' - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 1 1 I I ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 4 - r . r ' 1 1 ' , r . , 'F 1 JUNIGR SWIMMING Future Champions Tap Row Becker Walsh Magnerek Oftedahl :Her Rncfer Sundcen Holmer Sharkcy Kerscn hackl Lavrcndclla Upper Middle Half Row Soderholm Gchrmg Morcl Kechn Brody Wntschonke Holder Holtz Lower Mddle Half Row Hanlnn Bell Auguslnny Kowal Carlson Mnclfvolck Edwards Ncmann Sunday Bottom Row Brown Paus Haggan Wnnkle Uhlc John on Gustafson CREW TEAM Mighty Carsmen n ..e qs O CQ Rav Nelson Wxldgrube Kruempelsfaedter Essug Cravens Row Pappone McCann Gusfafson Dclnguanls Zaucha Pruerf Row Osnmowncz Ellsworth Albergo Sande Mllke Shepler Row PcTerson Gallchos Salycr Dossc Arndf Meadows January 1953 'I3 l 7 Q Il, 4 N ,L- V ,is 2- 'A -. .. ' W L., za ' ' ' I '. f . ' ,Y ' ,Q ,I - ., ' ,. f gg ' V , 41 M A in 1 , , ' , , W , l r , , , ' - C l ' f ' ' fy S2 lf: T2 , H H -n, ll . ' ' Lf' ' gig l ' , ' - - ff ,K V J I ' -5 J, ,L - JL, . W s v. ' , 9 L e ' ' ' 'I .I - I '5 ,.-4 1- , , . ' , . 9 ICE SKATING Speed Demons on Blades if 16265 Wishes Every Success to the Graduation Class of January 53 16' ,Q 6' ffvbbgrraflers 353I N WESTERN AVE EAstgate 7 5444 Znfcuf qawz faacvufe cfadd Zawufcfaq L U N C H LANE LUNEHRUUM You w1ll lmke our NUtI'1t1OUS and Balanced Menus at Low Pmces LANELUNEHRUUM Mrs EIVIG Shaw, Lunchroom Mgr G ,' l . .A . n .cr A xx ' . A 1 w ii 'V . Row 1. Wrse, Ellnott, Brown, Muller, O'deII. Row 2. Prueft, Neumann. Corfognonn, Delngicmis, Essig. R . I , ore. , R . elson, ' , Sund , - - Q O D - 1 in Me ! I ' r i ONE HUNDRED PERCENT DIVISIONS The pictures on the following pages They are the divisions which through activites, have had IOOW sales of the is an achievement and an honor.. MISS ADAMS Row I. Arraro, Kolupa, Elskup Rpckcaslle Lekslch, Mrss Adanns, Cullalla, Rona, Flamrnang Pearson. Row 2, Sracnuro. Cook, O'Toole, Koretzklf Gavewskl, Alford, Schwartz, Llnanolnl, Bake Row 3. Quss, Bauer, N'ezyn.eck', Prlola. Alm Olsen, Lundecn, Rocncffe, Kelllner, Pre ram Row 4. Balmer, Gas orow,kl Parkev. Zenwck, Henry, Src-nlnlns, Bock. Eurmanlas. Krlrrrger, Lu: Chcsl, Nyslrorn MISS BARRETT Row 'I. Porter, Danuelsan, Hansen, Dozler, Pu:- cr, Nrely, Buecnel. Coluccl. Macreyewskl, Meadows. Row 2. Broud, Johnson, Humbeutal, Gaffey, Roeder, Hume, Palosz, Moore, Oneby, Pawlak, Roz- YTTUS. Row 3. Wrld, Mellenthrn, Lrenert, Foster, Scnn-els der, Walsh Row 4. Jacob, Bank, Bonk, Gaggan, D' Anlonlo, Mlnzgnor, Clasen, Wlener, Eoccnlrl. MISS BARRON Row 'l. Carlson. Wlller, Nalte, Cressan, Troyer, Rumer, Prcnler, Gearqre, Jauch, Nrlson Row 2, Zaler, Rllsch, Schmudl, Durrelt Folt- man, Kunz, Enarl, Kawasakl. Dryer. Beatty Mr. Barron. Row 3. Goscny, Grcicn, Ecrnrngcr, NN,nklCS, Csrcsar, Zoller. Klep, Garland, Rafrnor Row 4. Ernst, Johnson, Hcrbald, Grab, l-laase, Wolper, Marfln, Moyer. , MRS. A. BECK Row 1. l-leyn, Vleros Kraus, Mason Sretfer, Mrs. Beck, Scnwarck, Saftler, Key, Welsn. Row 2. Werdell, Sferer, Trapper, Donlnger, Prell, Olsen. Luke, Wremerslage, Gregrow, Lpenene, Carlson. Row 3. Olsen, Goluhn, Frledrlcn, Kumrnerer, Brashayefz. Foersvel, Engel Schaefers. Row 4. Rornag, Grunert, Splltrgerber, Dosse, Murphy, Meyer, Fereraoaud, Glll Raauns, Long January 1953 l4'l represent this semester's 'IO0Wa divisions. salesmanship and interest in the school Lane Tech Prep. To be a IOOW: division s l l v 1 E l A MRS, BRODMAN Row I' Elcnsohn Peekjes, EOM-' Leike' SO' J aelo Mrs Ironman Goskc, Stark Hjtrnan Nair 'Chntk Row 2. Forster Trccskrn, Roschrhanr- Havssn P ke Ohm elrwskt Schwartz t.cl3Q'c-:ht Qerm Rcnter Row3.Enf1orJe Zgrnsnt Sour' Eazh Yer' haoscr Hose' Larssn Schofrcss i'c Nnanf A' thur Pterscn J Row 4. Infta varthaJer, Jazhec 'znnwalz Eco rnaerirk Karrn Larson Swe::!,.nf1 Roth Ezhvran-5 MISS COLLINS Row 'I. Porthn. Forrnansk- Eenkowskr, Troty Mass Colirns. Roscnzwetg, Young, Roberson, Marko Sunde Row 2. Ranet, Schrmon, KJern, Klotz, Marsen bach, Moore, Horner, Groh, Lertzkc, Recd. Slater. Row 3. Wagner, Kraemer, Lorson, Ca'np, Kordo Sderdel, Pecorado, Herzmann, Oison, Eusch, Row 4. Galtchus, Wnnge, Jacob Kahl, Hof' frnan Anstacit, Kltrnczak. Cmley Kobanw. Kovxreskt: MR. COX Row'I Kaltnowskr Ma Gragnan nt Shchexbe - r Y, 1 , Mr, Cox. Stoddart, Wagner, Byane, Johnson, Horner, Row 2. Wehrmerster, Frelk, Schoctte, Phrlhos Vouttore, Schwartz, Wolfe, Moore, Horner Paschke Row 3. Donner. Patton. EsrnaeJ, Rsioalr, Donner Hartmann, Fisher, Cashel, Sotesky. Row 4. Danrelscn, Matthet, Doyle, Pecorfzro, Slowtnske, Maycan, Noto, Kamka MR. EHRLICH Row I. Stooka, Ho!! O'ConneIJ, Engebrten Laf- ferty, Mr. Ehrhch, Doaon, Stetnkopt, Jacobson, EO' brotf Strno. Row 2. Harelanct, Drochncr Jacobson Badner, Tarnowskl, Zaser Haschak, Hanaen, Eernafci, Troxer Johnson. Row 3. KaoJan, Hoffman, Vailtaocftc Keefe Frederrckson, Schrnrdt, Gulbert, Archarnbaolt, Paro- Iewskt Bauer. Row 4. Qonnag, Olsen, Johnson W,I!arns Roh' tnstetn Brookes Shopherd, Tolfarz Kanias MISS FELT Row 'I. An IE'Vs'.'t L Ctco. , -v Hgdr. Ayc- '-' S fdt Cvfarc. Qpol ,cart F'g.0r Hou Row 2. :I'l.T1 Hffvnfe' rj' U I-4,-.Lf C Gr, Yr-C027-nL55' L-JC, :Y VL. .4 Row 3. H tt'v'of'n 5C'7...L' , - - 4 f- QYJL. A.c'e -antz 1.11: CCZCCCG' -3',.t- Rov 4. 'Ja 3-on 'fzfeaccz E..f'r 5 .7 , Fovini. Kovcn Hass Kraft Erutz 142 Lone Tech Annual MISS FIGG Row Janek nk Lakey Harte Kl,us M ss H rrooor K zluwskl Rerer Hau,en Row 1 r Larsen F sher car en ornuczr DJ Ka ser Schallrrmoer Neorlch cnoen g Row Pls Mar'n Nunn! Red na Flew' er Newell Erunner eoelrausen ace Rx lurrr-auer Bcrnerran ow 4 Lletsow apes? ohn noll G lly Chapman Gu llford A MR FOSSLER Rovl Gnkrnanls Glowa Frctlond Panczuk Mr Fossler Panzella Harvey Nolan Young xj Row 2 Nendel Eufkus Tornaszewsk Hahn N010 Nolan Grybos Reyrnenf Lkowskl Wllczm I Carson Row 3 Dahl Norcross Hanson Spohr Adolf Rohleder Drucker Wahl Whlfson Clhak Sherrlll Row 4 Vraney Carlson Loellbach Matheus Vlllklr Oeslerrelch Kerlc-r Lemon Jaeocr Rohde MR GLICK Mr Gluck Castello Jokybowlcz Wallon Lorenz Row 2 Rothbauer Rotter Venefls Vabakos Azuz Maerher Rode Duray Kleuch Row3 Dolsen Fulton Wenk Kulzer Krason Anderson Esvang Mayer Fredrlck Kufner Row 4 Brown Regus Cednck Powell Reck Hauser Anderson Boqul Cerlno Pl MR HAGEY 1 e Row 'I Gaardba Gagnon Marforano Schenk fl M Hagey Kogepman Mlnor Sfonser McGovern Row 2 Zander Osslund Blahlefa Jacobson ymnh Jensen Panek Ounnve Lundblacl Schmldt W 3 Mercdllh E du Rollorn Curnc Llersen Henkels Olson Schmid? Row 4 Gundloch Sobeck Murawskl Pohlrnon sullen Clary Marfunez Mares De-arson uv as MISS HESS ow 1 Mlcn Isbaner Jan k Lowden Mlss Hess Brown Ha per ptanus Fersral Jans ow 2 Orfrnan l ner Derock lo S lr ock Mover Matheson Foley Schlleo Naoenkoegl ow 3 Grllberg Yzer P nk Eron o K hard? Mafowlch Schuderer Hexlerrann ow 4 Ewen ek Nowak Dutch John Srnllfy Czar Asln Pascher Trlqsfed Hlllsc er January 1953 'I4 - r F , In I I Z! I I A I v , . ,YV , Fw-A Ney E , a e , , h 2. 'J .t . , ' s , - ' ,- r:, f, Helm, , , ' f , l , S - 3. Q on , . , - u , li , , , 5 l , Lofel , , Sch- R I . ,A P , H , k .' , ' H ,, . , I y 5 -I ,Q V ' I I I' I ' I ' 1 ' ' ' 'W - .D s, I s . A ', . 2, , ' ' K ag f Q V' f , , , , . , Y - I Q sk, l . 5 ' I 1 i v I r 1 , y f 53 ' H if 1 Row 1- Henlnger, Hcrlng, Kokof, Mlchelsen, 9 5-.. IN' , I ' r i l ' 6 v I E 5 cr. 4 C' Q C5 M lf . - ' , . . 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