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

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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

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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