Lane Technical High School - Lane Tech Prep Yearbook (Chicago, IL)
- Class of 1955
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M '7a!Je of Gwtmu PERSONNEL SENIORS CLUBS and ACTIVI TI E S . . . . . . 7 . ...... . . 22 .. . . 58 R.O.T.C .......... 122 SPGRTS . . . . . , 136 PERSCNNEL fy I V I N ,Mp 1 f F. r'iUX,4QP Ng ' X f X x .1 ri-A xg t ' EN ' . , 3 ' - X , .X X n ' X f . L 1 I 'S 2 6 , . 2 X , ' 'x g X f- ' ,ffl x X g 2 ff ' ll lx ff! I ll f Q , ,X I 7 , Lf i 1 X 1 ly X its Wild I X ,Lift of K-xgxl Ik 7 N if , lf? f Z if 'Lf X 'fish' 1 cf! xx If ffl X HE SPIRIT OF LANE is guided annelled through the rightxpotll bv the productive minds of the faculty and personnel of our schkl. 'lneir drive and determination is stamped on the malleable mind the students they teach, changing what may have been a haphaxar ist- ence into one with a purpose-enriching the individual and t school. These people usually hold sponsorship of an extra-curricular vity, which further controls the energies the students outpour. As spo rovide an o let for physical energy, the classes and activities head y our facul use to the utmost the mental energy of a teen-ager. January 1955 INCIPAL OF LANE if zdwwf 541. Smcfwi CHOOL SPIRIT is not always the shouting at a football game or the wearing of a school sweater for ostentatian only. iltwis also an quiet, determined throb of pride, and confidence in your school to come out on top. The principal here at Lane Tech is a perfect example of such a spirit prevalent- at the School of Cl1ampions.'MrQ Sanders, in his quViet,,,unasslQlming manner, subtly and firmly guides the faculty and student body in thepur- suit of their daily activities in such a manner as 'towbe 'most Eonductiye to the true Lane spirit. L fl, I. 'A .. Lane Tech Annual Pr1nc1pa1's Message EAR GRADUATE: If you are like most high school graduates, you are going to get a sort of empty feeling on the evening of your graduation. lt may be a little like saying goodbye to an old respected friend. Your emotional peaks on this night will be a strange mixture of joy and sorrow, rightful joy in passing an important milestone in your life, and understandable sorrow in breaking the many ties and relationships that have been established during your sojourn in this fine school.. ' As the days grow into weeks and the weeks into months, you will havex many moments of homesickness. You will miss the building with all its stately beauty. You will miss your classmates and your teammates and even that friendly jibe of one of your favorite teachers. You will miss the hustle and bustle of the corridors, the friendly din of the lunchroom, and the roar of the crowd as the Indians make another touchdown. But you will not let these feelings get you down, for you will have gone on to make new friends, to join new groups, and to establish more loyalties. Your deep loyalties to Lane will not have been forgotten, but they will have taken a proper place in the field of your continuing development. You may be sure that those of us who remain hen will do all in our power to expand and enriolfirthe traditions of this great school. We can also assure you that wherever you may go, the spirit of Lane goes with you. , Sincerely yours, RICHARD H. SANDERS Wim xi L ,ve :A F V 1 EX: 56 , L fl. ve- 1 m 1 ' , ' . w A if 1 x ,A X .. M, I X ' i ' ' Vx x Q if 4 12 'N R Nr,3iwQg!A. f ff , . 1 Kr, 44' QW , .M . ' , fy :S ,H ' xii li M mls 4 IN .. , 1 QL Qi S. I K F51 E in 2 W ' WffLf:1,E?MQQE9'mW EEE - - v-fwwl ..-fx fx Q59 xx 1, i Q55 My 4 , we V ix 9'ixf X A 'S wx 1, Q 5? Cifixiiii ' ' ix . wjw Q 5.5 . V11 J, gxifki I .. X 2534 1 flwp SN uk ' 454 f. 'Vein , f2 '1 , A ' , Yi .1 Y .-v , . ,M 'P 'H 54 ' , 'ix f . - A B x .J A ,V . , u,H fr p . wg X lx . '.-V -. l ,V ft ' Mmgwf X 'A v' -. A ' My ,MW ' M. 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'F L ,H ,M ' 5,sI x x 'Q Lane Tech Annual IFQ . -, Lf ML M KAISER Mr PALKA Mass SCHUMACHER Mr SIMON M HANSEN Ahendance Attendance Lnbrarnan Placement Placement OFFICE Mr ROTHE Mr ROSENBLUM Mr SIEBERT Mr KILROY Dlsclplxne Hallguards Traffic Adjustment AIDES l M LINDEN M HAWVER Mr HUNTER Mr WALZ Mr F-ATTULLO Program Program fcholarshnp Exammer Examnner January 1955 INGLISN lov 1. Mrss Sherbahn, Mr. Morton, Howard-Dep'f Head. 1 T ENGLISH Mrs. Row 1. Mms Felt, Mrs, VNUH1, Mrss Jqrwos, Mrs Kluge, Mrss Pondcl, Mr. Morrrsscy. Row 2. Miss Qurrk, Miss Casey. PHYSICS Row I. Mr. Sredbcmd, Mr. Pc ne, Mr, Clark, Mr. ':cortvDcp'f heed, Mr. Rennzson. low 2. Mr. Bollmger, Mr. McPherron, Anderson, Mr. Moon, Mr. Hefhn, 'I2 Lane Tech Annual Mr. L ENGLISH Row 'l. Mrss Youngquzsf, Miss Brady, Mrss Srrancmerg, Mr. Sorter. Row 2. Mrs, Wrckhorsr, Miss Hess, Mr. Pollok, 2 , maui UHF rfb MATHEMATICS Row I. Mass Adams, Mrs. OJAC. lov Z. Mrs. Hoffman. Mlss Lxndiey. MATHEMATICS Row 1. Mus Popp, Mass Biock, Mrss Sfuller, Mr. Fossler. Row 2. Mr. Torreyson. 1' X Qi ' 'ri fI,wm I LJ I I a 'wb 2 -. f' ,-...,.f. VK' FN MATHEMATICS Row I. Mrs. Brodmon, Mass Collins, MII! Rcrmen. Row 2. Mr. RappoporT4Dep ---fd, Mrs. Mellon. 7'-f Ia. wh. Q MA'rH:MA'rncs Row I. Mmss Sfubblefueld, Mrs. zfusrmg, Man Hennen, Mrs. Lauder, Muss Miller. an-as Row 2. Mr. Gray, Mass Hooss January 1955 I3 BIOLOGY and DEAF ORAL Row 'l. Miss Plcpp, Mrs, Jones, Mrss Fxgg, Mrs. Skinner. Row 2. Mrss Arenberg, Mrs. Sfoner. GENERAL SCIENCE Row I. Miss Mothnson, Mrs. Wbinbcvg. Row 2. Mr. Bremer, Mr, Zzndell, Mr. Moore, Mr. Krop. GENERAL SCIENCE low I. Mr. Ccxmpell, Mrs. Siwsm, Mrs. E' Rogers, Mr, Johnson. Row 2. Mr. Hogey--Dep't Heoc, Dr. Erzncv. 'I4 Lane Tech Annual Pi CHEMISTRY w 'I Hczwver Dept Head Mass Var- cl M Sullnvon Mr Fr Row 2 Mr Cox Mr Moreth 19, ' ' 'wi if Lf Ki Av yi Y, gb' ' f if fi gg E Q9 Yi 2 X9 im an mi fi sq? 1 ' 1 .. A 1, . - - my - ww Z , 'W Y? 1 , Q f. A 4 ' U 3 -i Q' a .... , .av J , L. Q 'SN G' '02 'ANA ix ' . y. s gm 1. ,Y Q , fi A X X ,ml 1? we Q 4, 'Zh l 'A Qi? f ik K 'Ai , Q12 A in U- 1 3 f . f Jig? k Y X, x , 7 1 A if WJ V, rm T I 4A ir ' if Fi, 1 :W W fl! 1 vw--M-hw wi--, 'Q ix x if , -49 X ig? fl '23 I ' . ww 5,19 X ,f . .xii W W ' 5 H Ti 1 k ' A 'E 2 P252 1 2 vs.. AQQK Ni M-M--.N :eww ef I img! Q. SOCIAL SCIENCE R W 'I Mr Koiser Dept Head Mrs Yov' cy Mrs Weber Mr Culbertson Row 2 Mr Throgmorfon Mr Bucher gs 141 ,A . SOCIAL SCIENCE Row 'I. Mr. McVey, Miss Barron, Miss Szymonski. Row 2. Miss Owens, Mr. Mcigilner. SOCIAL SCIENCE Row 'I. Miss Boyle, Miss Chuchul, Mrs. Childs, Miss Moynihcn, Mrs. Dimifroff. Row 2. Mr, Sherman, Mr. Glick. LANGUAGE Row 'I. Mr, Culbertson, Miss Mcxzur-Depry Head, Mrs. Adams, Miss McBee. Row 2. Mr, Lutzen, Mr. Pero. I8 Lane Tech Annual MUSIC Row 'I. Mr. Huff, Mr. Blum Row 2. Mr. Grill, Mr. Schneider--Dep't Head, Mr, Lombardo. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Row 'l. Mr. Blocker, Mr. Valentine, Mr Wallenfa, Mr. Newman, Mr. Buchanan. Row 2. Mr. Labant, Mr. Schaefer, Mr. Mc Dade, Mr. Swenson, Mr. Manasin. VARIED DEPARTMENTS Row 1. Mr. Markland, Mr. Kuecker, Mr. Ehrlich. Row 2. Mr. Sobehrad, Mr. Scardina, Mr. Schaff. January 1955 'I9 j liz PHYSICAL EDUCATION Row 'l. Mr. Horschke, Mr. Pegel, Mr. Sieberf Mr. Farber. Row 2. Mr. Diete, Mr. Umbrighf, Mr. Bar nickol-Dep'f Head, Mr. Hall. k ,,,, 5 Mt - X .ISN 247124 A f ggkvqgga W., ma . ,, ,ww 1. ,J ff, 'H 5,,i ,f, :Q A ,g :QV ,awp ,, if 11'f2?f Yhg1J3g sg in .,, ,fm XE r ' J P y Y is R 1 W.. - gf? wa 5 '11 A: ff k1i445 ' ' AW PM 3 '2- wi' Li? 4? . 3 Li 'Yi Q: f , 1 ., ' Q 6 2' 'P 3? ' 2 Y W ff ? ' Q 1 X if? ,A 1 .. ! 'Q 3 . . 1 id i , - 5 74 ll l Inf? . X, , A 4. K 1, V '. K ' ...... H- J i -Dv Q- Mrs. Ostic and Miss Hoase are ready to give words of wisdom. Caught again! Mr. Palka calmly gives the verdict. -,M nf , , ,- ' I u v 1 , l h ' 1 O I L 1 I WK, 1 , -- 7 , .. CARL VICTOR OLSON HEN A MAN envisions the clav he holds in his hands, and molds it to the beauty of that vision, he is an ultist. Thus it was with Mr. Olson. Adept especially with wood, he shared his talent with hundreds of boys, for he taught woodshop at Lane for thirty-four years. To visit his shop was a joy, everywhere in evidence were the works of his artistry: models of architecture and ingeniously designed furniture, household devices, and novelties both ornamental and practical. And always did Vic have words of cheer to hearten the spirit: and with his words went good deeds of benevolence and charity. On April 27, 1954, Vic died, and Lane was bereft of one of its finest and most sincere teachers. SENICRS ,f '+ JZ X3 X X ig J . 32 y K r mms--. tuna-3 TERUHISA KURODA Terry was born in the capital of the United States, Washington D.C., on September 9, 1936. Upon graduation from Volta Elementary School he was advised to enter Lane because of his interest in mathematics and science. His athletic endeavors include participation in the Track and Cross Country Teams and winning two letters. Among his other activities he was Vice President of the National Honor Society, President of the Verein der Fahrenden Gesellen lLane German Clubl, and Chairman of the Student Budget Committee for three semesters. Terry was also Vice President of the Student Council in his Junior year and a member of the Letterman's Club. After graduation from Lane he plans to attend a college in the city for one semester, then enroll in a technical institute in the East to prepare for a career in engineering. 24 Lane Tech Annual Zafu Paeucfe GK of X 5 5 ff 5.-1 f 442. Ziff- Z'- i 6 y Wh Q U7 Q7 Q i ,. get X' Q5 . O . qi 1 f. f-- x , 1 Preslclent s Message 43254 Kraus Y FELLOW CLASS MATES After four wonderful years at Lane the time has rome to bid farewell to our high school days Saying good bye brings back many nostalgic memories The friendships we have made will never be forgotter The experiences we have hared will nevuer be duplicated Here at Lane we have had the privilege of receiving a wonderful education with our outstanding faculty and with our extensive facilities However we must not forget our parents who have worked hard and sacrificed much and so opportunity for education possible As wc mature and our e1se of appreciate even more what Lane has cm'rlbuted to our lives willingly to make this values broadens we shall Our class was very active in teams In clubs on publications In ROTC and in all other school p ogects The records show presence strongly felt Through thes achievements hav maintained the hugh standards which are traditional at Lane in mus cal organizations that we have made our honorably and proudly The day after graduation we shall rc longer be regarded as boys but responsible men The paths set out for us to follow ws' be many and varied We shall be entering the armed forces to defend our nation or college to further our education or business to learn experiences of past generations and app ying our best selvns and fullest knowledge to make the world better an every way May l again express my appreciation to you my class mates for the honor you have given me by select mg me to be your president Your wholehearted and loyal support is Indeed indicative of the true Lane spirit JL closing l wish fou every success for your future my sincere des re that we may meet again some and resume our friendships founded In Lane that we have enloyed these past years Its rg time 1 Q: Ar-d also may l express our wish for our Alma Mater that Lane continue to be the School of Champions ln honor In scholarship in athletics In every kind of way fix 44 ,jx 'Tw ALA H319- Wx. know she will not fcil us and we must be worthy sons of Lane Teruhlsa Kuroda 'Pff-M'-QW bg fN.f'X -Q... s.J f January 1955 I I . f ' , we 1 e ' ., . . . a trade. We must go forward to our places of responsibility in life, profiting from the . . , . 1 fri? V . . . . . -f -u ln ' , ' ' . '7 . I . 5 1 . . . . ' 7 . ,s f - ll . ' X N . ' bf' H N! A 0 . if 1- fue i l r Q1 I 'S c N X V ' CLASS BURTON C. BRUNNER Vice-President Burt was born in Chicago on August 24, l937. After graduating from Cleveland Gram- rnur School as Class President, he entered Lane and immediately became active in many school functions. Being interested in sports, he joined the Trr.ck Team in his Sophomore year, and participated in all l.M. Sports. Among his other numerous activities he was President of the Championship Chorus and a member of the National Honor Society and Super-Honor Roll, Honors Classes, Olympian's I-li-Y, German Club, and Hallguards. After graduation, Burt plans to further his education in engineering at a college undeter- mined as yet. JANUARY KENNETH JACK SMOCZYNSKI Secretary Ken was born on December 31, 1936. He attended Hanson Park Grammar School and up-on graduation entered Lane. He soon be- ccme interested in sports and joined the Foot- ball Team, on which he played for four years and was elected one of the co-captains. Ken was elected President of the Polish Club, and was also active as a member in the Brush and Easel, Lettermen's Club, and Intramural Sports. Upon graduation he plans to further his education in college. 26 Lane Tech Annual OFFICERS ANGELO A. BUSCAGLIA Treasurer Angelo came into this world on October 27, 1936, at 6:30 P.M. in Chicago. After gradua- ting from St. Francis Xavier Grammar School, he entered The School of Champions. He at cnce became active, joining the Football, Wrestling, Track, and Baseball Teams. He was also active in l.M. Sports, Skating, Smith- Hughes Machine Shop, Bowling, Spur and Saddle Club, and Pan-American Club, He was President of the- Roller Club, and he did the singing for graduation. He will go to college to pursue the account- ing field, trying for a C.P.A. degree. 1955 BRUCE L. SALLAZ Sergeant-at-Arms Bruce came into this world on a cold nighi in Chicago on January 15, l937. After grad- uating from Moos School, he entered Lane. Upon entering, he joined the football team, on which he has played for four years. He has participated in Intramural Sports and was a hallguard for one year. Also for a year he- has been in the Pan-American Club and has ta- ken Smith-Hughes Shop in which he worked hard. After graduation, he plans to ente-r col- lege for a Bachelor of Science degree. January 1955 27 COMMITTEE CI-IAIRMEN ROBERT TOKARZ Alumnl Committee Bob came Into the world on November 3 l936 He attended Holy lrlnlty Grancmar School and then came to Lane Whrle at Lane he jorned the Polrsh Club Robot Club Apache Club and he took part an several of the I M Sports He also played varsrty football for three years after graduatron he plans to take physical educatnon at college GORDON LEE JOHNSON Announcement Committee Gordon Johnson was born In 'Denver Colorado on January 26 'l937 On January 28 l95l after graduatrng from Le Moyne Grammar School he entered the halls of Lane Being very unter ted rn sports he tned out for and made the Football Team ard the Track Team In hrs thrrd year he developed a handicap and was unable to run Hrs last year found hum rn good shape and able to partacrpate rn hrs sports He was a member of the SpJnrsh Club National Honor Socrety Student Councrl and the Brush and Easel Club After graduatron he plans to attend college CHARLES JAN EK Arrangement Committee Charlie was born on October 29 l937 Upon graduating from Scammon Elementary School he entered Lane January l95l During hrs four years at Lane he has been a member of the Sl'lfT1I'Y1lI IQ and Gymnastic Teams Lettermen s Club National Honor Socrety Pan American Club Honors Classes and the Bowling Club Upon graduatrng from Lane he hopes to become a mechanrcal engrneer ROBERT C WOLD Biography Committee Bob was born rn Chicago on a old January 8 l937 Upon graduatron from John Barry Grammar School he entered Lane rn January of l95l Whrle at Lan Bob served frve semesters on the Darly Durrng hrs career on the Daily he was admitted to the Qurll and Scroll represented Lane rn the Belmont Booster was the famous Rovung Reporter and In has sensor year was Assocrate Editor Bob was also a trve rn the Natronal Honor Socrety and was ln the Honors Cla ses He was President of the Latcn Club and Vlce Presad nt of the Goobers Athletic Club He also was a Secretary an the Bowlrng Club was on the Track Swrmmrng and Gymnastic Teams and was a Cheerleader After graduation Bob plans on entermg Dental School at Northwestern Un: erslty 28 Lane Tech Annual . . , , . r , - . 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A 14 i JANUARY 1955 WILLIAM HOLDEN JEROME DAVIDSON Cap and Gown eommlttee Bull was born on July l l936 ln Chlcago After graduating from Ravenswood Grammar School he entered Lane He has taken part nn several actnvrtues here such as Frosh Soph Foot ball and the Student Council H also has been a member of the P ntnng Club and Hall Guards and has partlcapated nn Intramural Sports After graduat on he lntends to further has education DONALD PABST Entertamment Commnttee Don was born ln Chlcago on May ll I937 After funusmng eight years at Pa rlck Henry Grammar School he entered Lane Although hrs prlmary mt rest was draftnng he spent much time In mu IC Don was a member of the Lane ROTC Band and Symphony Orchestra as well as the All Cnty Hugh School Band and Orchestra He was also a 4A Archntect a member of the Roller and Lett rman s Clubs and an active member In Intramural Sports After graduation Don will de clde whether to contmue hrs mus c or hns draftnng as a career JULIUS SCHLOTTHAUER Fmance Commlttee Julius was born ID St Louis Msssourl on November I9 tended Moos Grammar School from wnlch he graduated In January of l95l Upon graduatnon he :mmeduately entered Lane and be came nterested n several actnv tues among which were the Natnonal Honor Society the Student Councul The Socual Committee and the Budget Commnttee and he was Treasurer of the German Club After graduatncn Julius plan to study enganeernng at a school out of the state STANLEY RALPH SHAPIN Gift Committee Stan was born In Chncago on February 26 I937 Upon graduation from LeMoyne Grammar School as President of has class he entered Lane In January l95l Here he loaned the Dolly was larcr admltted to he Qulll and Scroll and be came Edltor In Chief rn has Sensor year He also became a member of the Natlonal Honor Soclety the Key Club and the Student Budget Commlttee earned two letters on the Cymnastnc Team was elected Vnce Presldent of the German Club and offncer ln the Proyectlonlst Club and served four sem s ers as a Business Manager After graduat or Stan plans to enter college . , , . . . . . 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I it . . ,lqnugfy 1955 29 PAUL MAGIEREK Pucture Comma!-tee Paul was born on the twenty fourth day of March I937 He began hus formal educatuon at Prescott Grammar School Upon enterung Lare he promptly showed hus skull un swummung and gymnastucs He has also taken part un varuous school actuvutues such as lntramural Sports Offuce Attendants Hall guards and Prom Commuttee and he belongs to the Letter man s Club Slude Rule Club Robot Club and the Prouectuon us s As a 4A archutect upon graduatuon Paul untends to study Archutectural Eng neerung un college RICHARD KNUDSON Pun and Rmg Commuttee Duck was born un Chucago on January 26 l937 After graduating from Darwun Grammar School he entered Lane ln hus Sophomore year Duck uouned the Wrestlung Team and the follovvung year won hus Varsuty Letter Among hus other actuvutues were IM Sports Student Councul Hallguard Ger man Club After graduatuon he untends to go on to college JOHN MAZZUCCHELLI Prom Commlttee John was born here un Chucago on the 24th of Aprul I936 He attended the Lyon Grammar School Upon graduatuon he enrolled at Steunnuetz Hugh School After two years at Steun metz he transferred to Lane un l953 Whule at Lane he has been the Varsuty Fullback for two years He also played thurd both sports and therefore belongs to the Lettermen s Club After graduatuon John plans to further hus educatuon MICHAEL CARL HUFNUS Publuclty Commnttee Muke was born July 8 I937 rught here un Chucago After graduatung un January l95l from the Knuckerbocker Gram mar School he entered Lane as a Freshman to contunue hus educatuon Whule at Lane Muke belonged to many actnvu tues and has taken part un l M Sports Track Team Student Councul Prouectuonusts Club Lettermans Club Hall Guard and after hus second term on the Gymnastuc Team won hus letter Upon graduatuon Muke us hopeful of furtherung hus educa tuon un college WILLIAM CHARLES WITTI Student Servuce Committee lt was February 4 I937 when Bull was buorn un Chucago Whule at Lane Bull was the Commandung Offucer of the Lane R O T C Regument ln hus Junuor year he was admutted to the Natuonal Honor Socuety German Club and Lane Unut Future Teachers of Ameruca Du ung hus Senuor year Bull was Captaun of the Tennus Team a member of the Rufle Team and Platoon Leader of the Crack Drull Platoon Bull hopes to contunue hus educatuon by receuvung an ap- pountment to West Pount 30 Lone Tech Annual . I , . . . Q II I . I I , u 1 ' , . . . I I I I ' I . I I . , . , I . . . I I I I I . I I I I . . . I I I Q ' - I I u base for the Pillsockers last spring. He has earned letters in I . I I I I . I. . I I I I - ' - I 1 - I 1 I I l ' - 1 I . . . . , , I 1 I Q I -I I II I . I .I . I I I .G ' . . 5 . I . r - I I I ,:E3:ffsf?f???1, ,QL wg .gs,rm.z 5 ff-mais,-Wim, HA, fmgkxy Q ., Mag A ' '-fi: fzif' 'f A 1 .X1z1i.?,:,' :.. 1 - I l msg ,, , A k ai TH' 'vw v1 1 llllllllll 5 6 A ':' A' EDITORS 0 T '- f' QS' SI EDWARD HALVARSON Editor In Chlef lt was a lucky day for the world on June l l937 that was the day that hd came into the world to look things over He seemed to like it here bect use he stayed on to attend Pierce Trumbull and Jamieson Grammar Schools before coming to the School of Champions Lane Tech At Lane he seemed to like it even better for he joined tne Prolectionists Club became an officer in the R DTC and in the Color Cnuara and after joining the Tech Prep and Annual Staff in his third semest r became Co Editor in Chief of the Tech Prep and Editor in Chief of the Annual He was in the Band during his first semester ot Lane and during his fourth year he enrolled in Honors English Honors Trig and Honors College Algebra and was admitted to the Honor Society After his graduation from Lane he intends to further his education at college ROBERT ME' NICK Art Eclxtor A native of Cnicago Robert Melnick was born April 6 l937 Completing eight years at Hanson Park Grammar School Bob ent rec' Lane Havl 13 on unusual gift of art he enrolled in the Commercial Art Course. During his four years he became very active in both sports and scholastic activities. He is a prominen member of th- Commercial Art Club Brush and Easel Club cotball Te-am Letterman s Club l.M. Sports Prom Committee Hallguards and the Polish Club. Last but least he is Editor of the Art Stafi Winning a S6JO scholarship to l.l.T. he plans to continue studying art. GEORGE C KNOto',OCK JR Photo Co-Editor George was burn September22 1937. Before he attended Lane he attended the Hamilton Grammar School. At Lane he became Photo Editor of the Annual Secretary of the Pro- jectiorsts Club and a 4A Archtect. He was a member of the- Pan-American and Camera Clubs particiated in lntra- mural Sports, and served on th, Picture Committee. After graduation he plons to continue his education in college. :Z JS I r ,- -f 1 5 I 4:1 ni' R .Mes msg 15, t '- i - .- - rg , . -,U .' H! gli 2 'rg , fgrwf -.--Av K - ,fI,'- 1 f - . 1 ' ' 'Z - . .fi ' ' , e :U LE? ' 4 X 5 1:19 'fp V1 f' Ev -'ii ' h-7' if.: I A ex et , 'xr .' 1 L r,', f 1 ni., A si? I-' Q ' .f 'i J'-'Q 5'2 l - Ls - ' ' , gl 'Qi' r'J'- , T. - ., ' Y - I -' .rf 'Q' - Q H-. 00, . A. +4 'fit -1557? . , f ,, . . 5,1 -5 ' . F .,., , l'?:f3 .2 ' ' ti A , I ' ' ' ,,-.. ' 1 ' 2::, - - . . , . . . .,,.. , 1 t'2:g: :E- ., I - I . . K . - -I .v I N , J ' - - - i ,past ,J ,ll . . . . wif' 'mt 5 if jg 3 T 1 L-. - I l I . I fi 1 . 3' if I . I K . . Q . . I' 5' o , E N I 1 ' 1 ' 1 I I 1 Q21 ig, I 1 Q., 4 W 11 v wr, L' , Q. , , 9 3 t l 1. ru X 4' -L . nt . V361 aw rl L , M f fx z, tf QE Q 9 5 , to El f V if 1 rv it is l igiyt 4 if .1 4 'Q 3 ef gg if 'xt T I -1. ,Ft gr, r 'V X Y E 1 A 5 A E ix A ' t t 1 U' fum +5 1 I lt ' ll t x Ag s ,, 1 s ,W 2 l OF THE PREP 'X EDWARD ALLEN VRABLIK Associate Editor Ed first saw light from the Chicago sky on May 2O, 1937. He entered Orr Grade School in 1942 and in 1949 transferred to Dever, from which he graduated. Four years ago found him a Freshie in the great halls of Lane. He became interest- ed in writing and ioined the Tech Prep staff, going to great heights as co-editlor of the Tech Prep, Club Editor of the Annual, and Associate Editor of the Annual. During his four years at Lane, he also joined various organizations-namely, Clinic Club, Science Club, Slide Rule' Club, Discipline Assist- ants, National Honor Society, and Honors College Algebra, Honors Trig., and Honors English. Ed hopes to go to an out- of-state college and study Chemical Engineering. ANTON HEHN Club Editor Tony, who was born February 5, 1937, came to Chicago on April 12, 1950. Upon arrival he attended Knickerbocker Gram- mar School. As graduation neared, he was advised to attend Lane Tech. There, he immediately became active in various activities such as Radio Club, Hallguards, and Soccer Team. He- earned his letter in Soccer while he was still a freshman, that allowed him to become a member of the Letterman's Club. During his .lunior year he became a member of the Na- tional Honor Society and a writer on the Tech Prep, of which he became Editor-in-Chief. He also joined the Annual Staff and rose to the position of Club Editor in that organization. Honors English, Trigonometry, and College Algebra classes were attended by him to prepare him for his college work at I I T ROBERT CONRAD REITER Photo Co-Editor Bob was born on September 29, 1937, in Chicago. He attended and graduated from Alexander Graham Bell Elemen- tary School and then came to Lane. ln his fourth year he joined the Photo Staff. ln his 4A semeste-r he became a Co- Editor. He is a member of the Honor Society, Honors Trig,, Honors College Algebra, Latin Club, Picture Committee, and the Camera Club. After Lane he expects to further his sm. , g gg f my-, ks, -. SENIORS PETER E BRUCKNER Chlcago Ill May 24 I936 Bateman Work Tool Deslgn IM Sports WILLIAM N BURKHARDT Chicago Ill Sept 26 I937 Brentano Work Printers Club Tech Prep 81 Annual Staff Soccer Team I M Sports Wrestlxng Team Hall guard Golf Team CARL HERBERT CARLSON P orla Ill Nov 27 I936 Trumbull Work S H Auto ANSON ERNEST CHAPMAN Chlcago Ill Fe 8 I 7 Dannel Boone College Scsence Club Robot Club Latln Club Lane Y Invent ors Club Radlo Club Hall guard Offnce Aude IM Sports RAYMOND W CHRISTIANSEN Chucago Ill Au 4 I937 Stowe Navy Prlnter s Club Swlmmlng Team Frosh Soph Football I M Sports Frosh Soph Basketball Track Team Hallguards PAUL CLARENCE COLLINS Chicago Ill July I5 I 36 PFSSCOTI' School Football Team German Club Spur 81 Saddle Club I M Sports Danly Staff Track Team Ush er s Club Arrangement Comm PETER L BUCHINSKI Chicago III A r 7 I 37 Henderson College Chorus Vlce Pres Pan Amer :can Club Track Team Cros Country Team Football IM Sports Tech Prep Salesman DELANO J BUSLZYNSKI Chucago III Nov 4 I936 Goethe School Nat Hon Soc Pollsh Club Hallguards Offlce Boy Honors Classes Student Counc' I RONALD H CARLSON Chlcago Ill Jan 24 I937 Agasslz Work Hallguard Tech Prep 81 An nual Staff Printers Club An nour ement Comm STEVE CHOMA Chicago Ill Jan 2 I 7 Prescott Polush Club Bowlmg IM Baseball Basketball 81 Volley ball Cap 8. Gown Commlttee RICHARD E COLIN Chicago Ill July 2I I 36 Agasslz School S H Tool Deslgn Robot Club Hallguard Slide Rule Club Entertalnment Commlttee JAMES H CURTIS Chicago Ill Aug 20 I9 7 Moos College Tech Prep Salesman nual Hallguard 4 A Archl tect Football Bowllna Club I M Sports 38 Lane Tech Annual ' , . , 1 . D . 1 9 I , . . . I ' -1 ' ' ' Q 1 1 N 1 1 - - , . O O I , , - 1 I , . . , , , . 1 - - -1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 I ' 1 ' - , . O O e , . . , ' , , , , . . . , A I - I I T C . O O . A u , . b-H1 93 , . . , 93 - ' 11 11 I V ' S ' ' ' ' . - 1 1 ' 1 V . I ' , . , , . . 0 0 ' 1 - Q- 1 ' , . , 9 . , . , , ' - - 1 1 ' 7 ' ' ' 1 1 I - I I I . , . 0 O ' 1 - 1 9 ' , . . , 3 1 1 . , An- . ' ' ' I 1 1 ' ' I ' f 7 1 1 , 4 1 f ' 1 . . O 0 GEORGE EDWARD CYMBALIST Chlcago Ill May 25 I936 Falconer College Pollsh Club Cross Country Brush 8. Easel Commercial Art Club Frosh Soph Football Gift Commnttee IM Sports WILLIAM DeWALD Oo Park III Sept 2I I 7 Lewls School National Honor Socuety Bow Ing Club Hallguards S onnsh Club I M Sports Honors Engllsh ANTHONY DIVARCO JR Chlcago Ill Dc 3I I 6 Llncoln School College Crack Drnll Team ROTC Ottlcer Hollguard Polish Club M Sports Tech Prep Representotnve JAMES DOERING Chicago Ill Fe 5 I 37 Brentano Work Brush 8- Easel Commerclal Art I M Sports Hallguard Boat Club LENARD DUNCAN Lake Forest III May 20 I936 Joyce Kulmer Northwestern Traffic Engineers Ha guards Fnshmg 8. Huntmg u Apache Club Sport JOHN R DUNN Chlcago Ill M r I8 I 37 Alcott School National Honor Socnety Usher s Club Presudent Projectlonlsts C ub Sgt at Arms Football IM Sports January 1955 39 CARL ANTONY DAHLIA Chlcago Ill Jn I6 I 8 Canty Work Hallgunrds Camera Club Polzsh Club Science Club RICHARD THOMAS DIAZ Chicago III Fe 23 I937 Watcrs Work Frosh Soph Football Hall guard Pan Amerlcan Club IM Sports Gift Commutlee Bowllng Club OTTO CHARLES DOBIAS Chncago Ill I8 I Stowe School Concert Band Symphony Orchestra Theater Orchestra Solo Contest Ensemble Con test National Honor Society DAVID LEE DOSS Indep Kan A r I5 I 8 Relnberg College Honor Society Honors Program Symphony Orchestra Theater Orchestra Concert Band Pan American Club JAMES HERBERT DUNLAP Pendleton Ore Jan I6 I938 Lxncoln Work Pan Amerncon Club Hall guard I M Sports RAYMOND R EDWARDS Chicago III Mar 25 I937 e College German Club IM Tennls I M Sports Projectuonlsts Club Maguc Club Slade Rule Cub JAN 55 .A 'WEN l. -5 dm!! 4,4-sky RH Q- fi 1 MQ ' , , , ' , , a . , 93 - I K :E .,,.,, 5 4,3 A.:, I 9 ' ' ' ' f A Veg. IA I 'Y' ,f i x . . ,s,,4 It 4 K - I, i ki , . . , 93 A ' ' I' , I . . ' ,' ' ' .Z I P ' , - . ' - , ' L . . J' ,aw W EQQVA us I XY IIII I :AI X: , , . Feb. , 938 is X ' X I I ' I , 9 , I 93 Lsfx I f 7 sit? ' T In I I I I I I I I . . T r ' 0 3 . 'fi' 1 3 o vi A A 2.5, f . 56 f X 5 3 I ' ,. b., 9 ., . p. ,Qs I ' I .,','-' 4 A :jj cw , - ' I sw I: ,i i i Cl b, ' , LM. It ,I -Q E, . a, , V B H I ? I - E , u U I I .b . I ,A A I Q ' I . . 0 g 'X 1 C I .. , - I tr - ruet I ,,, -V -',' . III I Ms: 1 E -'f f 3, i SENIORS CHARLES R ABFALL Chicago III Fe I6 I 36 Bateman Work Football Team Swlmmlng Team IM Sports SH Auto Hallguard Crew Team CHARLES ARNETTE ADAMS Chicago III Dec 3 I936 Le Moyne School Nat Hon Soc Art Staff Concert Band Symphony Orch Theater Orch Brush 84 Easel Club Biography Commlttee PETER WILLIAM ALBANESE Chlcago III Oct 26 I936 Arnold College Il ITD IM Sports Softball 81 Bas ketball Pncture Comm Bowllng Team Hallguard Office Aide DAVID C ARNSWALD Chlcago Ill June 22 I936 J B Murphy Work Swlmmnng Team Wrestllng Team Spur 81 Saddle Club Robot Club Boat Club Llfe guard Biography Comm CLARENCE H BACH Chncago Ill Feb 24 l937 Smyser Work SH Prmt Prunters Club IM Sports Hallguard Daily Staff Olympnan Hn Y Bowling Club Roller Club GLEN F BENISH Chicago Ill Nov 20 1936 Prescott School Hallguard I M Volley Ball RICHARD A ABSLER Chicago III May 29 I937 Hubbard College Roller Club Hallguard IM Sports Pollsh Club Spur and Saddle Projectronlsts Track Team Gift Committee E ROGER ADOLPHSON Chicago III A r 9 I 37 Trumbull Co ege II ITJ Llfeguard IM Sports Bowl mg Club Swlmmlng Team Nat Hon Soc Coll Alg Hallguard A K ANAGNOSTOPOULOS Chicago III July 25 I936 JC Coonley School German Club Spur 81 Saddle Club Wrestling Team Camera 81 Found Clerk WILLIAM G ARTNER Chncago III Jan 2 I 37 Lewis Champlln Marme Corps Nat Hon Soc Tech Prep Staff Prnnters Club Arrange ment Comm JOHN MICHAEL BAUER Chicago III Apr 2 l937 Blaine School Hon Soc Super Honor Roll LT Annual 8. Tech Prep Staff Secretary Stamp Club Radmo Club LAWRENCE ALLEN BERGER Chicago Ill Apr 24 l936 Blame School Radlo Club Science Club Phnlosophy 8. Logic Club Tech Prep Robot Club Slide Rule Club Pan American League 36 Lane Tech Annual ' , . b. , 9 4' , . , 1 I I I I 1 ' - , - - , - - , , Q , , - , , , . Q C ' , - - , ' , . p. , 9 Il . . . . . ., , I I , , I - , -, , , . ' -, - . ., . ., . , . 3 O I I ' ' I I I ' l . - I I T I , I -, , , Club, Rollung lndlans, Track Club, Projectionists Club, Lost I I ' ' 0 0 . . I . ' . .I ' I I I I I T I I T ' , . O O I I ' ' I I I ' ' I . . . , . , - 1 I -1 T 1 I I I I ' ' .I T I I I O O I I ' - r I 1 ' ' 1 , . . . I 1 I T , f , f , ' . O O WILLIAM BERGER Chlcago Ill Apr 25 l937 Arnold School College IM Sports Bowllng Club German Club Hallguard Office Alde Dolly Representative DAVID EDWARD BEUTLER Chlcago III Dec 2 l936 Murphy John B School Swlmmmg Team Lifeguard Latin Club Lettermans Club IM Sports Hallguard ALLAN W BOESCH Chlcago III Oct 29 I 936 Prescott School Lt Hallguards IM Wrest Img IM Volleyball Chess 8. THOMAS MARTIN BORUCKI Chicago Ill Nov 9 I936 Pulaski Marines Pollsh Club Annual Comm Tech Prep Salesman Robot Club GIL BRAGLIA JOHN M BRANDT Chicago III July 9 I 36 Pierce School Photo Club Pan Amerncan Club Wrestllng Team Science Club Apache Club IM Sports Centurlans H1 Y Hallguard January 'I955 37 GLENN LEE BESSER Chicago III Juyl I 6 Nettelhorst Work German Club Robot Club IM Sports ROBERT JOHN BIEBRACH Chicago Ill Dec 4 1935 Hawthorne US Navy Football Team Trl HI Y I M Track Conservation Club En tertalnment Comm Brush 81 Easel German Club JAMES BORNEMAN DuLuth Munn Dec 7 I936 Boone Work Football Team Pan Amer :can Hallguard Bowling Club CHARLES BOWLING Chlcago III Oc 7 I937 Hutch School 4A Architects Hallguard I M Sports Bzography Comm Sllde Rule Club Tech Prep Salesman DONALD J BRANDEL Chicago III Aug 3l I936 Le Moyne College German Club Apaches Club Bowllng Club Hallguards HERBERT BROOKS Chlcago III Dec 30 I936 McPherson Apprentuceshup Student Councll IM Soft ball Camera Club Bowling Club IM Track Alumnl Com mittee JAN 55 - , . . , ' , . I . 93 . . , I , 1 1 , 1 . . . , . Q O I , . . , I 1 - ' 1 I I I I . . . , . F I I I I . . , . ., , . 0 O ' I ' ' I I . 1 ' I D . , . . - , - l ' ' I I I I Checkers. Science Club, l.M, Sports. Q O I 1 ' - 1 .I ' ' t' I l ' .I ' Q 1 1 - I l' I 'I , , . Q , - - , , , , . I O U ' , - , 9 ' , . - , . Q , ' I. I , . . - I I I I 1 1 - ' 1 1 - - 1 ' - , . . I I I u Mr PIPER Mr KUECKER Mr GLICK Mr BREEDEN G1 t Publlclty Pictures Alumnl SENIOR Mrs WEBER Mr MCPHERRON Mass VANDERPOEL Mr LYON Mlss COLLINS Entertannment Announcement Finance Pm and Ring Student Service COMMITTEE SPONSORS Mr BECK Mr LUTZEN Mr YOUNG Mr ZOERN B'0Q 0DhY Cap and Gown Annual Dance Lane Tech Annual 9 MB. FRGST CLASS SPONSOR emu Glam mfqolmn 5585? 2 -gn Janu 'I955 35 SEN IORS ARTHUR JOHN ELDREDGE Chlcago III uly 5 I 36 St Wnlllams Carpet Buss Roller Club Hallguards Trafflc Bookroom DAVID S ENNES C lcago III M r 24 I 7 Waters School 4A Archltects Pres Mask 8t Shears Lnbrary Assistant Announcement Comm Soccer 2A IM Sports RICHARD EVERS Chncago Ill Au 5 I936 Lowell Work or Servuce Pan Amerlcan Club Roller Club Crew Team Track Team IM Sports Olymplans HI Y LAWRENCE FREDERICK Chlcago III Ju 9 I 7 Prescott Undecided IM Sports Brush 81 Easel Tech Prep 81 Annual Art Staff Publlclty Committee FRED W GARLICK Pitts Penn D C I7 I 5 Armstrong College Lute Guard Hallguard Tardy Offuce Aude I M Sports ALLAN A GDALMAN hncago III Apr 27 I936 Stewart Purdue Symphony Orchestra Sextet Theater Orchestra Honor Soclety Latln Club Crew Team Student Council HOWARD S ENGERMAN Chlcago Ill Se t 9 I 36 Lincoln School IM Volleyball IM oft ball Hallguard Pan American Club DON L ERICKSON Chicago Ill n I5 I Mozart College College Algebra an American Club Bowling Club Swlmmnng Team I M Sports Science Club CHARLES FLIGELMAN Chicago Ill Sept 25 I937 Eugene Fneld College Latin Club lSat at Arms? Ice Skatnng Team Annual Salesman Tech Prep Salesman Lnbrarlan GEORGE H FREISLINGER Chlcago Ill Mar 27 I937 Schnelder Work Prlnters Club Soccer Team Tech Prep Staff Annual Staff Alumnl Commlttee WILLIAM ALLEN GATES hlcago Ill Apr 30 I9 7 Palmer College Bowlmg Club Camera Club Slade Rule Club I M Sports CHARLES GIEBELHAUSEN hrcago Ill A I9 I 7 Cleveland Ohio Colle Natlonal Honor Society Honors Math Honors Englush Baseball Team Basketball Team 'M Sports 40 Lone Tech Allnllll ' Af . IJ , 9 V' , f pr , 9 Q Q If ,' I Q. , 93 ' ', . Ja. , 937 I I . I I. I . I I. P I , . . ' . . . I .I Q- I l '. 'I ' I I 1 . . , . . I' . I I 5 . 1 ' , . ly , 93 ' H , I . , ' ., ' . e. , 93 c' , , . , 3 Q O C ' , I. . , C' ,I . . ug. , 93 I I . .tgf ,I . 'l. , -I. . .I . RICHARD D GILLIAM Westmont Ill I I Kershaw Work RICHARD W GORNEY Chlcago Ill O I7 I937 Nlxon Work Centurlans Hn Y Hollguord Pan Amerlcan Club Office And Cheer Leader IM Baseball 81 Track 4A l'nnance Comm ROBERT F GRZYBOWSKI Chicago Ill Apr 6 I 37 Pulaskl Undecided Varslty 8. Frosh Soph Foot ball IM Sports Hollguord Chrcago Ill Sept 25 l936 Murphy Work S H Auto Shop Robot Club Apache Club Hallguard IM Wrestling Wrestlnng Team JEROLD HAHN Chvcago III A r I2 I 37 Scammon College Book Room Attendant Hall guard Radlo Club College Algebra LAWRENCE HANKE Chlcago Ill May 3 I937 Coonley Wrlght Baseball Team IM Sports Student Councul German Club Hallguard Track Team Robot Club Wrestllng Team January 'I955 41 DENNIS GOLDFARB Chucago Ill June 22 I937 Clinton School 4A Architects Tech Prep Salesman IM Sports Boat Club Hollguord Color Guard ROTC Offlcer ALFEJS GRICKMANIS Latvla May 4 l935 Spakenberg Germany College I M Sports Sllde Rule Club German Club Honor Soclety ALBERT R GUTOWSKY Chlcago Ill Dec 4 I 36 Jungman College Flnance Comm Olymplans Hallguard IM Sports Student Helper Chlcago Ill July 8 I 37 Wllllam Dever Navy Hallguard Trafflc German Club Proyectlonlsts Club Lost 8- Found IM Baseball 8. as ketball Swrmmmg Team LEE LOMBARD HAMILTON Boston Mass Aug I2 I936 Budlong Servlce Spur 81 Saddle Club Track Team Cross Country Team Hallguard Chief Spanish Club Student Court Alumnl Comm WESLEY LUTHER HANSON Kewanee Ill Apr IO l936 Beloit Northwestern U Symphony Orchestra Chorus Concert Band Mnlltary Band All Clty Chorus Brass Sextet JAN 55 , f Feb. , 937 ' , . , O O ' , .I ct. , ' , I O ' , '. . , 9 ' , '. . , 9 Q I RONALD J. HACKER RONALD RALPH HAGE ' , . . , ' , . , 9 ' , ' ' ' 1 ' ' , . . 'B - O I ' , , p. ,9 . - . , t C 0 ' 0 s I lah 'Quill' Appl? S Q! Qt SENIORS ARVID G LARSON Chxcago 'll July 26 I '37 Morrus Collegc Nzltlonal Honor Society Super Honor Roll Honors Classes Pan American Club Radio Club RONALD LEIRVIK Chicago lll O I6 I 7 Dever College Hallguard Trafflc Engnneer Honors English Honors Trng Honors College Algebra Lost 8. Found ALAN LESLIE LIEBERENZ Chncago lll Nov IO I 36 Armstrong Marlnes S H Auto Pucture Comm Football Team I M Sports RICHARD IRA LIPSEY Chicago lll A r 2 I 37 Hubbard College Bowlxng Club IM Sports IM Manager German Club Student Councnl Hallguard Annual Comm Camera Club FRANK A LUND Chicago lll n 5 I Cleveland Work SH Auto Hallquard Foot ball Robot Club Aoache Club Student Councll Drvlng In structor ROBERT MALKOWSKI Chicago lll Ju 9 I 6 St Frances Work Aur Condltnonlng Club IM Managers Hallguard Foot oall IM Sports RONALD H LAUING Chucago III Nov 4 I936 Morris Work Student Councll Hallguard Llbrary Work Olymplans Hu Y IM Sports Baseball Basket ball Hugh Jumping FRANZ G LEWIS Chlcago Ill O 7 I 37 Loncoln College 4A Archltect Crew Team Gymnastic Team R O T C Officer Color Guard Roller Club Boat Club GEORGE A LIETZOW Chicago lll Mar 26 I937 Schnender College Soccer Capt Robot Club Bowlung Club Apaches Club I M Sports Senior Prom Comm Lettermen s Club DONALD WALTER LOTZ Chlcaao lll Feb 26 I935 OA Thorp Work Lane Concert Band Bowling Team Mnlutarv Band Solo Contest Pan Amencan Club Arr Conditioning Club ROBERT E MARLEWSKI Chucago lll Oct 27 1935 Go the Wright Fenclnq Team Robot Club Slude Rule Club Roller Club I M Sports 4A Archrtects JOHN F MARKLFY URI Lancaster Pa May2 l936 James G Blame Colleae Po Ish Club Biography Commnttee Goobers ISecretaryl Hallauard I M Sports Chorus Biology Club Lane Tech Annual WILLIAM MICHAEL MALESKI Chicago, lll. Feb. 26, I937 Pulaski Work Roller Club, Robot Club, Slide Rule Club, Fencing Club, R.O.T.C. MICHAEL M. MAYER Romania Sept. 29, I934 Audubon College l.M. Sports, Honor Society, Robot Club. SIEGFRIED MICHAELIS Berlin Germany Apr 3 l935 St Luke Work Hi C Club Soccer Team Lettermen S Club l M Sports JAMES FREDERICK MILLER Chicago lll Nov 28 l937 Bernard Moos College Printers Club Radio Club Frosh Soph Football Student Council Hallguard Tech Prep 8. Annual Staff IM Sports DENNIS ROBERT MRAZEK Chicago III Mar I2 I937 Schneider Work Hallguard IM Sports Tech Prep 8. Daily Rep Bowlin Club History Club Science Club Radio Club W A MUKATIS Chicago Ill July 4 I 37 Schneider School Nat Hon Soc Slide Rule Club German Club IM Sports 4A Architects Annual Comm ibrary Assistant Hallguard January 1955 RONALD G. MARTIN Chicago, Ill. Dec. I2, I936 Trumbull College ll.l.T.l Hallguard, Nat. Hon. Soc., Baseball Team, I..M. Sports, Slide Rule Club, Lane Clean up Council, Cap 81 Gown Comm. JIM MCLAUGHLIN Chicago, Ill. Nov. I4, l935 St. Josephat's Army Printer's Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Annual 8- Tech Prep Staff, Basketball Team. LEROY MIHIGAN Chicago III July 23 l935 Jamieson Work IM Volleyball Hallguard Camera Club Football Team Mask Bt Shears ALAN J MOCCHI Chicago lll Jan 23 l936 St Vincents College SH Auto Shop Slide Rule Club Hallguard Office Work Basketball Team IM Sports Bowling Club Lifeguard PAUL MUELLER Chicago Ill A r 9 I 37 Barry College Swimming Team IM Sports Track Team Pan American Club Gym Clerk Prom Comm Bowling Club Goobers AC HANS MUNDT Chicago Ill Oc 27 l937 Chase Navy Hallguard Spur 8. Saddle Club Traffls Engineer German Club IM Sports Garden Crew JAN 55 ZZ sb ge 1 - 1 . , . , ' 1 1 . . , , 1 , . . . , , O O 1 ' - 1 I , . . , . 1 1 I - ' I 1 1 , , , , ' 1 1 1 I ' , . . , , . . . ' I ' I 0 0 . ' ' ' ' ' 1 - P - 1 9 .1 - - 1 I ' ' I , , I A 11 . Q I - , I V I I I 'I 1 - I , , O I , . , 9 ' , , r. , . . ., I 5- gf A 3311 ' ff ' ' .-.- ,. U ' i E 0 0 r 1 ,..,. , n V wg 'Tr-, V , ia ..., g . -fi f R- ..: 1.... srifiiifg' f ' LE , 47 .-.. li. 1 f SENIORS FRANK KAISER Chlcago lll D c l l 6 e Work Pan Amerlcan C ub lr Condltuomng Club Football Team Baseball Team Mask 81 Shears Bowling Club GEORGE A KAMPKA Chicago lll O 2 l 37 Gray Work Otfnce Alde Hallguard German Club ROTC House Wlrlng Club LAWRENCE M KESSEL Chncago lll June 8 I936 St John Berchmans Work Camera Club Prlnters Club S H Prlnt Office Aide IM Sports MELVYN W KIEDAISCH Chicago lll A r 2l l 37 Budlong College Nctlonal Honor Soclety Slide Rule Club Honors Englush and Honors Moth German Club 4A Architects WlLLlAM KLEINFELDT Chlcago lll Dc 18 l 36 Audubon Work Publlclty Commnttee Vice President of Olympians H1 Y Tumbling Team Gymnastic Team Hallguard FRITZ A KLOESS Chicago lll Nov 30 l 36 Morris Work Hallguard Sports Apache Club German Club Lost 81 Found WALTER KAMlNSKl Chlcago lll Nov l5 l 36 Pulaski Work Prlnters Club Ushers Club Tech Prep 8. Annual Salesman Daily Staff Annual 8. Tech Prep Staff S H Prlnt Shop NORMAN KERSCHHACKL Chlcago Ill D c 21 l 36 Bateman School Captain Swlmmlng Team lM Sports Lute Guard Hall guard Student Councll ROTC DONALD R KESTLER Chicago lll Nov 24 I936 Mulligan Work Llfe Guard Brush 8. Easel Bowlung Club Prolectronlst Club Commercial Art Ha RONALD KILGUS Chncago lll J n 8 l 7 e College I M Volleyball Hallguard Library Aide Propectlonusts Club German Club Robot Club HAROLD T KLING Chlcago lll M r l l 7 Marylyon Undecided IM Sports Hallguard S M Auto Fishing And Hunting Club Cap 81 Gown Commlttee THOMAS C KLUTH Chicago lll Jan 25 l 36 Goethe Navy Hallguard Cllnlc Aide Football Team Prnnters Club Fnnance Commuttee Tech Prep Staff Annual Staff 44 Lane Tech Annual ' , , e . , 93 ' , . . , 9 B ll ' of . ' f A' A f I I I , U , , , . , . . . I O ' , . Ct. , 9 ' , . e . , 9 . I I I D l I 1 A , .... , . , , , - ' I I I I I I ' I l I ' . 1 . . I . . I. Q I I I . - , 1 - - , . , ' , ll- guard, Annual Committee. I I A , - P- , 9 ' , a . , 93 B ll , , D I I I O I ' , . 6 . , 9 ' , . a. , 93 A 1 'D' 1 . , , . , . 0 O ' , . . , 9 ' , . . , 9 , IM- , , ' , , , , , . , , . Q O CARL G KNOLL hlcago III M r I9 I937 Portage Park School Hallguard Slade Rule Club House Wlrlng Club Offlce Helper Radno Club German Club Robot Club WALTER T KOENIG Chlcago III Mar I I 37 Jamieson School National Honor Soclety College Algebra R O T C Offlcer Color Guard Camera Club Radio Club Scrence Club PATRICK F KOWALCZYK Chlcago III Nov 4 I936 Pulaskn S M Auto Pm 81 Rang Com 'nttee Tech Prep Sales m Hallguard I M Sports HFPMAN F KRUEGER Chlrnqo III Nov 8 I936 Morne College I M Sports Pan Amerlcon Hallguard Lt Football Team Soclol Committee Ushers Club Spur And Saddle RAYMOND KUPER Chncago III Moy 25 I935 Greeley WOFIQ Robot Club R OTC RONALD F LANTZ Chlcago lll Mar 24 I937 Waters College Polish Club Frosh oph Football Soccer Team IM Sports Goobers AC lSgt at Armsl Budget Commuttee January 1955 45 EDWARD P KNOLL Chlcogo Ill M r I9 I 37 Portage Park School House Wnrrng Club Sllde Rule Club Office Alde German Club Robot Club Honors Classes CHARLES A KOSTURIK Chlcago Ill Aug 25 I937 Lovett College Natlonal Honor Soclety Alumnl Commnttee Tech Prep Salesman Student Councll Hallguard ROBERT KOZLOWSKI Chlcogo Ill Au I5 I937 Darwm College Natronal Honor Soclety Gymnastlcs Team Wrestling Team Lettermens Club IM RICHARD H KRUEGER Chicago llll Nov 22 I937 Budlong School German Club School Pro gectlonlst Color Guard Offlcer Radno Club Propectnomst Club R O T C Officer DONALD LADA Chlcago Ill Mor 3 I 4 Brndge Work I M Sports RICHARD F LANYON Chncago Ill Se 4 I 37 Waters College Notlonal Honor Soclety Student Councnl Chess And Checkers Club Slide Rule Club 4A Archntects JAN 55 C ' , . cl , , ' , . a . , 9 - f . I . . I . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 O Q ' 1 - 1 9 ' 1 1 - 1 . I I A . I , ,... , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - O O ' 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 Q. 1 . . , I I I I , r . - . . 1 1 1 on , . . . , , . . Sports, Latin Club. O O I . 1 ' ' I I 1 - - 1 1 1 I - I ' I-1 1 1 1 I I I I O I ' , 1 1 ' , . . I, 93 , .... . . . O O ' 1 - 1 1 ' 1 - D. 1 9 ' 1 - 5 ' ' 1 1 1 - - 1 I ' ' 'T - I 1 - 1 1 O 0 , l SEN IORS GEORGE EDWARD HARTE Chncago III O 5 I37 Grover Cleveland Undecided Hallguard Swlmmlng Team Proycctlonlst s I M Sports Robot Club Dauly Rep KENNETH J HAWKINSON Chlcago Ill Nov 24 I936 Goethe Navy Annual Comm Tech Prep Staff Danly Staff Radlo Club Football Team Spur 81 Saddle Club Pnntmg Club IM Sports WILLIAM HENKE Chicago III July I3 I 36 Nettlehorst School 4A Architects Tech Prep Sales Frosh Soph Football Hallguard IM Sports Annual Sales Sllde Rule Club GILBERT ARTHUR HERMAN Chncago Ill Apr 26 I937 Greeley College IM Sports Lnfeguard Hall guard Alr Condltlonlng Club Pan Amerlcan Club Gym Clerk Comm Robot Club ROBERT G HOFFMAN Chicago III Fe 8 I937 Rogers College Hallguard Capt Boat Club Labrary Helper House Wurnng Club Alr Condlhonlng Club R O T C Offcer JOHN KENNETH HUDAK Chncago III Fe 2 I 37 Nixon Work Hallguard Chess 81 Checkers Club Lost 81 Found Camera Club Robot Club Oftnce And Magic Club Trafflc HAUGEN LEE Chicago III I I Funston Work S M Tool Design Student Service Commlttee Sensor Slide Rule Hallguard Trafflc Engineer CARL F HELM Chncago Ill Nov 30 I936 Cleveland School IM Sports Track Team Swlmmmg Team German Club Robot Club Hallguard Student Councnl Bowlmg Club WALTER R HENKELS Chlcago Ill Nov I6 I 937 Chase Work S H Pr nt Printer s Club Annual 8. Tech Prep Staff I M Sports Bowlnng Dolly Staff Blography Comm PHILLIP R HERMESDORF Chlcogo Ill June 20 I936 Jahn College I M Sports Crew Team Llfeguard Gymnastic Team Swlmmnng Team Tech Prep 81 Annual Rep Bowling Club JAMES G HOLMES URI Chlcago Ill Mar I6 I937 Hamllton Work Chorus Social Commlttee Pan Amerrcan Club Gym Clerk Amerucan Club Gym Clerk IM Sports NORMAN D HUNT Chicago III Fe I4 I 37 Le Moyne Navy Pan Amerncan Club Ha guard Lane Tech Annual ' , . ct, , 9 ' , . Feb. , 937 I I I 1 A - I 1 -3 - - 1 . . . 1 V' - 1 1 I ' 1 1 O I I 1 - - 1 I 1 - - 1 -1 I - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 , , . . . , . I I ., , , . . 1 - - 1 I 1 1 1 ., . . O O I 1 - A 1 I 1 - 1 - - 1 I 1 ' . ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 - -1 - O O ' , . b. , ' , . . , -1 1 1- I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I O ' , , b. , 9 ' , . b. , 9 1 - ' , ll- 1 1 I - , 1 1 , . O O 42 FRANCIS EDWIN HLJNTOON Chlcago Ill A r I9 I 35 Trumbull Work S H Auto Robot Club Hall guard I M Sports VITO IOVINO JR Chlcago Ill Mar 22 I937 Cameron Wright JOSEPH ARNOLD JAVAN Chicago Ill Au I4 I937 Schneuder Work Hallguard Tech Prep Sales Annual Staff Printer s Club Pm cbt Rang Committee S H Pr ni' RONALD A JOHNSEN Chicago Ill Mar 6 I937 Imm Heart of Mary College German Club Bnography Commnttee Bowling Club IM Spar: GEORGE R JOHNSTON Champangn Ill Mar I9 I937 Shakespeare Electrician Entertannment Commnttee Hallguard Biology Club IM Track 81 Basketball Track T am Offlce Helper HAROLD C JORANSTAD Chlcago III June 28 I936 Lovett School Mnlltary Band Conce t Band German Club Spanlsh Club Camera Club Gymnastic Team Pan Amerucan Club January 1955 43 GEORGE OLUF IBSEN URI Chicago Ill May I8 I937 Cleveland College Hallguard IM Softball 81 Basketball Glft Commlttee Of flce Alde College Algebra Robot Clu.b ARIE ARNOLD ISAAC Haifa Israel Jan 2 I 37 Nettelhorst College Hallguard Robot Club IM Sports German Club Science ROTC Officer Crack Drull Platoon Color Guard HARVEY C JENSEN Chncago III r I I Stowe School Smuth Hughes Auto Sports Football Team JOHN L JOHNSON Chlcago Ill M r I3 I 37 Cleveland Work SH Auto Shop Garden 81 Green House Aide Projectnonxst Club Lnbrary Helper Swim ming Team Latln Club DAN ROGER JONES Wichita Kansas June 5 I936 Portage Pk College Radio Club Slide Rule Club Robot Club House Wlnng Club Offlce Aid Library And Hallguard Prolectnonnsts Club JERRY JUSTESEN Chicago Ill N v II I 6 Scammon School 4A Archutects Arrangement Commuttee IM Sports Chess 81 Checkers JAN 55 53 'he 53? wig gd 3 Q f'g W '2- M Q 3' 'W' SEN IORS NORMAN HARRY MUTTER Chlcago III Feb 23 1937 Waters College Spur 81 Saddle Club German Club Camera Club Centuraans Hu Y IM Sports Radio Club RALPH G NELSEN Chucago III M r 13 1937 Harriet B Stowe College Slide Rule Robot Club Hall guard Student Councll Roller Club Entertannment Comm DONALD NISSEN Chcago III Aug 29 1936 Nnxon College Nat Hon Soc Super Honor Roll Honors Engllsh Honors Trng Honors Coll Alg Hall CLYDE ALAN NOVAK Chlcago III O 1 1936 Onahan Art School Football Team Commerclal Art German Club Llfe Saving Science Club STANN MAMERT NOVAK Lublln WIS July 14 1 37 Louis Agassuz Wrnght Student Councnl Polish Club Bowlmg Club Goobers A C IPresldent1 Tech Prep Sales Hallguard KENNETH OAKLEAF Chlcago lll Mar 4 1937 Waters WOI'k Camera Club Alr Condntlon In Club IM Sports Hall guard Centunans Hn Y German Club ROGER NAGEL Chicago III Dec 27 1936 OA Thorp College Olympians HI Y Hallguard Robot Club Apaches Club Pm 81 Rnng Committee I M Sports 4A Archltect LARRY CRESTON NEWELL Chicago Ill Oct 22 1937 Hamilton College Nat Hon Soc Honors Trng Honors Coll Alg Arrangement Comm Sllde Rule Club Super Honor Roll Honors Engllsh WILLIAM C NOTHDORFT Chicago Ill Oct 29 1936 Our Lady of Mercy Undeclded Prunters Club SH Auto Pan Amerucan Club Swlmmnng Team Fencing Team Hall JAY SIDNEY NOVAK Chicago Ill Fe 5 1 37 LeMoyne School Hallguards Pan Amerlcan Club Roller Club Radio Club Student Council Prolectuonlsts Railroad Club DONALD LEONARD NOWICKI Chlcago Ill Fe 9 1 37 St Hedwig Work Hallguard IM Softball 8. Manager Offlce Clerk Traffic Engineer Lunchroom Aide Swim Clerk GAIL G OBERMILLER Chncago Ill Mar 22 1936 Mason Undecided Bowlmg Club IM Sports Tech Prep Sales Llfeguard 48 Lane Tech Annual I 1 - . , I , . . , I U . '- I I I ' I . 1 1 U U I 1 1 ' . . -1 I -1 1 1 - -1 1 - -1 1 , . 0 0 , . . , 1 - 1 1 - . 1 . . ., t 1 - .I I 1 1 1 - - ' ., . ., - 1 1 ' guard, Pan..American Club. QUGVCIS1 ROI-POT Club. Q . ' , . ct. . ' 1 . IJ- 1 9 1 I ' ' . , , , 1 . 1 - A A 1 . I 1 g I - , - , I 9 ' , . . b. , 9 I I . ' ' . ' ' . . , . 1 I I A A I , I 1 1 . . ' I , . , 1 ' - 1 Q I I . D - . I In 1 I ' Q 1 1 - V 1 - I - I - I Q O RONALD OLSEN Chicago, lll. Dec. 28, 1936 Moos Work Football Team, Hallguards, Robot Club, l.M. Sports Picture Committee. ROY W. OLSON Chicago, lll. Jan. 28, 1938 Goudy School Stamp Club Officer, Typing, l.M. Sports, Tech Prep Sales- man, Daily Representative, Annual Salesman, Stamp Club. LEONARD E. OSTNESS Chicago, lll. Nov. 21, 1936 Cleveland Work Student Council Representa tive Hallguard Robot Club Treasurer S M Auto Sports Projectuonists Club JAMES H PALMER hlcago lll Dec 4 1936 chnender Work Hallguard Swim Clerk l M Sports Library Clerk DON PAUL Chicago lll Jan 26 1937 Columbus School I M Sports Prolectnonust Club Hallguards Olympians Hi Y Chess 81 Checkers Biology Club Bowling Club HENRY S POLLACK Chicago lll June 14 1937 Moos School Hallguard Student Council Goobers A C lSgt at Armsl IM Sports Tech Prep Sales man Blieprmt Room JAN 55 ROBERT C. OLSON Chicago, lll. Apr, 5, 1937 Barry College National Honor Society, Vice Pres. Key Club, Baseball Team, Student Council, Pan- American Club. TAD ONO Son Fran., Cal, May 7, 1937 Schiller Work Archery Club, Vice Pres., Student Council, Tech Prep Salesman, Pon-American Sec., l.M. Sports, Goobers A.C. RICHARD W. PALCZYNSKI Chicago, Ill. Jan, 2, 1937 La Fayette Annapolis Wrestling Team Life Guard Polish Club Tardy Office Aide Blue Print Room Cheerleader Boot Club IM Sports CHESTER P PARAT Chicago lll June 30 1937 Cleveland Work Lane Color Guard Library Assistant S H Auto Officer In ROTC Hallguard EDWlN PELS Chicago lll May 12 1936 Pulaski Slide Pule Club ROTC Roller Club Robot Club DONALD F POLOTTO Chicago lll May 5 1937 Hamilton College 4 Years Football Sports Editor of Daily Pon American Club Biography Committee IM Sports sew - 1 'iw ,F wu- fw Wa F1 I 3, 4 is gli l K ,,, Motif 1 In I f 1 'Q Ji? I I I 1 L 1 ' , A .. .A , l.M. , , , - , . . . I O g I ' ' I 1 I ' I I I I ' ' I I , - , - - , . . . ., . O O I ' ' I . I ' I . . , 1 ' ' I s , . . . ., I I A I ' - I I , . O 0 . I ' I . I ' I I ' I I . . .- ' , , ' . . I ' I I VCI , I . . . . ii. . . fx .ffl to I 3, Q.. l -' .,., 11. fl, f 49 ..,. . SEN IORS ERNEST PORPS Chlcago Ill Mar 7 I937 Kmckerbocker School Captaln Gymnastlcs Sw1m mmg Team Track Team Robot Club Projectlonust Club I M Sports JOHN J PRONDZINSKI Chlcago Ill Mar 27 I 936 St Josaphat College Po Ish Club I M Sports Hallguard CHARLES J REDINA Chlcago Ill Dec I2 I936 Avondale School Bowlmg Club Tardy Off1ce Alde Hallguard Pollsh Club IM Sports Secretary of Pol1sh Club NEAL A REYNOLDS Gale School Natnonal Honor Soclety Super Honor Roll Bowllng Club German Club Crew Team I M Sports TOM AUSTIN RICKERT Chicago Ill M r I I937 H B Stowe Wrlaht Junlor IM Sports PETER L ROSE Ch1cago III Nov I6 I936 Dever College Chorus Tr1gonometry Pan Amerlcan Club IM Sports Football Team Hallguard Traff1c Eng1neer WAYNE PRIEST h1cago Ill June I3 I937 Gray School Pan Amerlcan Club Football Team Ushers Club Hallguard IM Sports RICHARD K RAHN Oa Park lll Mar 2 I 7 Haugan Work Auto Hallguard Offlce Worker Robot Club Arrangement Comm Alumnl Cub RICHARD A REIFLER Chlcago Ill Jan 7 I 37 Stone College Swlm Team Sllde Rule Club German Club Natlonal Honor SOCIETY Honors Classes Student Councll Representatlve DONN RICHMOND Schnelder School Honors College Algebra Honors Engllsh NOIIOHOI Honor SOCIEIY Tech Prep Staff Annual Staff JOHN R RIX Chlcago Ill Dec I4 I936 e School Nat Hon Soc Super Honor Roll Bowl1ng Club German Club Crew Team IM Sports Honors Eng Honors Math EDWARD ROSENAU Chlcago Ill Dec 4 I936 Palmer School Hallguard Trafflc Engmeer Student Councll German Club IM Sports Lane Tech Annual o o ' ,' . . , k , '. . , 93 ' I' , . . , s. H. , , 1 . ' I I ' , f . , ' , .' . , 9 o Q Chicago,' 111. July 14, 1937 chicago, Ill. oct. 31, 1936 o Q ' , . a . , ' ,. . . , . . 1 ' B ll o Q A 1 ' - 1 . 1 - - 1 of or , so JAMES TERRENCE RUSH Chicago III Se 2 I 36 Gale School Brush 8. Easel Commercial Art Concert Band Military Band Quartet Contest IM Sports RONALD C SCHADECK Chicago III I I Agassiz Work Brush 8. Easel Hallguard :M Sports Frosh Soph Foot pall Alumni Commtitee BERT PAUL SCHALLMOSER Chicago III Nov 25 I935 Lady of Mt Carmel German Club Hallguard IM Sports Spur 81 Saddle Bowling Club HAROLD T SCHNEIDER Elmwood Park Jan 22 I937 Dever Wright Jr College Robot Club IM Sports Slide Rule Club Hallguard 4A Architects THOMAS SCHOENIG Chicago Ill Fe 6 I 37 Waters College Pan American Club Band Centurlans Hi Y Spur 8. Saddle Club Biology Club Bowling Club IM Sports Swim Team JEROME L. SCHROEDER Chicago III. Au . 5 I937 Arthur E. Canty School Science Club German Club I.M. Sports. January 1955 51 JOHN A SANDEEN Chicago Ill v I I I Canty School Student Council I M Sports Picture Committee German Club Boat Club Hallguard Trigonometry KARL RICHARD SCHALLER Chicago Ill A r 8 I 36 Pierce Work Track Team I M Sports German Club Hallquard FRED W SCHENK Chicago III O 2 I 37 Stockton College Rifle Team Model Railroad Club Nat Hon Soc Mask 8. Shears ROTC Officer Tard Office Aide HERBERT A SCHOBER Chicago III Jan I6 I 37 Haugan Undecided Office Aide Chorus I M Spo + DONALD A SCHOENROCK Chicago III May IO I937 Schubert Work I M Sports Tech Prep I M Manager Hallguard Track Team ERNEST F. SCHULZ Chicago III. F .6 I 37 Blaine College Student Court Radio Club Science Club German Club Library Assist. Philosophy 81 Logic Club. J AN. '55 si' W R ill, -A 3 in N , ' r is '- S '-.' , ' I Qtr xii' , :..,,:' T.: .z A ' J sw, ,L L., . . 5 .,.,.. -. 4' A , 553335325 S 5 t -' v 231 ig , ii, - N Sma- 51536355 T Q Q t W xv SENIORS RAYMOND M. SECOSKE Chicago, Ill. Sept, I4, l936 Hawthorne Work Bowling Club, German Club, Spur 8. Saddle Club, Lost 8. Found, Pan-American Club. HOWARD LEE SHAW Chicago Ill Ju IO I 6 OA Thorp Work Printer S Club Tech Prep 8. Annual Staff Daily Staff Hall guard Apaches IM Sports Swimming Team S H Print JACK SIEDLER Chicago Ill June 7 l936 Greeley V P Marines Printer s Club Hallguard Swimming Team Robot Club Lifeguard Football Team S H Print Spur 81 Saddle ROBERT W SMITH Chicago Ill M r I3 l937 Cleveland College Spanish Club Hallguard Lost 81 Found Librarian Track Swimming BENNETT SPARACIO Chicago Ill June 9 l935 St Benedicts Work Hallguard Lost 81 Found Spanish Club Track Team RICHARD STEIN Chicago Ill Apr 22 I937 Blame School Robot Club Radio Club Science Club I M Sports WILLIAM SHARKEY Hastings, Nebr. Dec. 2l, l936 Longfellow Work Swimming Team, Hallguards, I.M. Sports. JOHN STEPHEN SHEASBY Chacago III Dec 29 I936 Boone School Swimming Team Capt Hall guards Pan American Club I M Sports Brush 8. Easel Club Cap 8. Gown Comm Chorus DONALD W SMALLEY Cnicago Ill Mar 9 l937 Brentano College 4A Architects Student Coun cil Traffic IPresl Roller Club Lifeguard l M Sports RO' ALL SOL Chicago ill Apr 27 I937 Le Moyne School Capt Jr Track Team Capt Cross Cour try Team Hallguard Cho us mtudent Council Pin and Ring Comm IM Sports JOHN STEIER LANCE E STEUER Chicago lll an 9 l 37 McPherson Service Prom Committee German Club IM Sports Student Coun cal Hallguard l one Tech Annual , EM. I I ly I 93 I U . I gk ,,,,,,. I . - 1 . . if '-:,g5.' fx , . - 5 I V I I I - I - I ' - I . - - , . . , , t A V mir.: -s,sg::,': ' 0 0 . l , ' 1 - I ' , . . , l I. . Q . . ' ' ' - ' I I , ., . , I I - v , , . . , . . ' . . , I . . a . . ' , . . , I 1 1 C. . . , . I I I ' I I . I , f , ., . . . O Q W . . 1 - 1 f 4 fi r , , , , . I A 2, ' zz -- .. , 4 0 0 . T , , A I I ' - 1 I I ' J ' I 9 , , ig.. - - .gz if .,- , 1 I I I . -, 'jf' rg .,,. we - , ' - ,L f-. -A 42 ' . K- I I l yr ... 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EDWARD L STlETz EL Chucago III Sept 28 1936 Ryerson Wrught Spur 81 Saddle Club Robot Club IM Sports Sllde Rule Club Hallguard 4A Architect PATRICK STURGILE Chlcago Ill N v 1 I 36 Pulaskl School IM Sports Alumnl Comm Latln Club Dolly Dlstrlbutor Hallguard GENE F SZYMKIEWICZ Chicago Ill Apr 10 1937 Lowell Work Hallguard Library Blology Club Robot Club Spur 81 Sad dle Bowlmg Club STAN C TOOMEY Lewis Servlce Capt Hallguard Commercial Art Club Apache Club Pollsh Club Announcement Comm I M Sports Brush 81 Easel Club DAVID VANDERWEEL Chucago Ill Aug 6 1937 Joyce Kilmer College Hallguard Library Helper Latnn Club lTreas7 Spur 81 Saddle Club Astronomy Club Chess 81 Checker Club GARLIN WARD Arkansas Feb 23 1936 Agasslz Work Pan Amerlcan Football I M Sports I M Manager Spur 81 Saddle Amr londltlonlng Lane Hn Y Hallguard January 1955 53 GEORGE J STROBOT Chicago Ill Dec 12 1936 Avondale College Polish Club Bowlmg Club Maglc Club Goobers AC Pm 81 Rmg Commnttee Track Team Capt of Hallguards STANLEY T SWIDERSKI Pennsylvania Mar 18 1937 Burr School Polish Club I M Sports Tech Prep Annual RONALD T TAUCHER Chicago III Mar 18 1937 Dever School Work Track I M Sports Tech Prep 81 Annual Sales Baseball Team Hallguard Goobers A C Student Council Bowlmg Club ROBERT USYAK Greeley Work Track I M Sports Hall guard Tech Prep Sales Pan American Club Goobers AC Student Council ROBERT VOGLER Chicago III July 22 1937 Knickerbocker College Ice Skatnng Team Annual Comm IM Sports Hallguard Bowlmg Club HARRY WEINER Chlcago Ill Dec 13 1934 Mason Undecided Locker Capt SH Machme Shop Student Councll IM Sports IM Manager JAN 55 . I ' ' Y l I ' ' I I . I . I 1 - ' 1 . I . ' -1 1 1 - 1 1 O I ' , . o . , 9 ' . , . . , ' ., . , . . , 1 1 1 - C I O . 1 - - 1 I 1 ' - 1 I l I ' I ' ' I , T 'I I ' I . I ' ' 'I , . O I Chicago, III. June 2, 1937 Hammond, La. Mar. 1, 1937 . , I , . . , - I I .1 'l I 'I I ' 'I . . , . . I O ' 1 - - 1 1 - 1 I I . I l I . , ., . . , , . , . 0 C . , ' , . . , - I, I I , , ., . . ' , . . Q, , , , . . 1 1 1 I ' ' ' - I U 0 Q 1 U Wk S QQ Q3 Q '-Sf' SEN IORS RICHARD WEISS Chlcago Ill June 22 I936 Jahn School Brush 8. Easel Commercial Art IM Sports Pncture Comm Radlo Club RICHARD WETTERHOLM Chncago Ill M r 5 I 37 Hawthorne College Bowling Club Robot Club IM Sports RUSSELL C WINTERGERST Chicago Ill .In I7 I 7 Trumbull Work IM Sports Chorus Tech Prep Annual Radio Club Cen turnans H: Y GUENTER W WOHLFARTH Hesse Ger Nov IO I 35 Hawthorne Army Pan American Club I M Sports Orchestra Soccer Team HI C Club JOSEPH F VVOOD Chcago Ill Set I2 I 37 Pulasku Work S H Auto Shop Hallguard Otllce Worker Alurnnl Comm Robot Club Roller Club Foot ball Team REYNOLDS YORK Chicago Ill F 4 I 7 Lnnne School Track Cross Country Team IM Sports Prom Commlttee Student Council ROBERT WERMUTH Chlcago III Apr I2 I 37 Dever College Symphony Orchestra Hon Soc Honors Program Super Honor Roll German Club Quan tet Theatre Orchestra DONALD GENE WINTER Chicago Ill Feb 24 I937 Jahn College Football Team Announce ment Comm Track Team I M Sports Hallguard RONALD WALTER WITT Chicago Ill .lan 22 I 38 Moos School College Library Clerk Hallguards IM Softball Latin Club lSecI ROBERT VINCENT WOLF Chicago Ill May 3I I936 St Stanlslaus Kosta Servlce Student Council Tech Prep 8- Annual Sales Sr Annual Comm Track Team Football Team Sr Basketball Team RONALD W YOELIN Chicago Ill A g 2 I 7 Budlong College S H Auto Shop Lost and Found PFOIQCIIOFIIS Club IM Sports Wrestling Team Man ager WILLIAM A ZALOSCHAN Chicago Ill ,Ian 29 I 37 St Benedlct Wright Dramatlcs Club Llte Guo d 54 Lane Tech Annual WILLIAM J ZAWISLAK lcago lll Jan 2I I 36 Chase Work Roller Club Sec Bowlmg Club Olymplans HI Y Prlnters Club Student Councll GI t Commuttee Lost 81 Found EDWARD ALLEN DIETZ hlcago lll A r I8 I 37 Beaublen chool Football German Club IM Sports Pm 8- Rlng Committee Bowlmg Club Honor Socuety College Algebra FRANK BERESNIEWICZ URI Chicago Ill May 28 I935 Gocbers A C ITreasurer I IM Sports Basketball Team Ice Skat Team Prolectlonusts Tech ep 81 Annual Sales WAYNE c KRUPA Chlccgo Ill Nov 24 I936 St Hyacinth Work 'M Baseball Bowllng Club I M Wrest'lng Hallguard Book Ixcom Gl:ORC'n ROBERT HOFFMAN f IFIJO ll July 9 I936 N ers Work uerman Club Tech Prep Staff Hallguard JOHN N LOSCH Chlcago lll Juy I936 Our Lady of Lourdes Work Hallguard JEROME H ZIELINSKI Chlcago lll July 27 I936 Pulaski School S M Auto Shop Prom Committee Student Council Mask 81 Shears Salesman Hall guard Robot Club RICHARD A BEHRENDT Chicago lll Mar 2I I937 Relnberg College Pun 81 Ring Comm Foot ball Team Hallguard Hn Y Club Pan Amerucan Club JOSEPH O DICOLA Chucago lll Apr 30 I936 Lane Concert Band All Cnty Hugh Schools Band Band Contests 4A Archntects Bowl mg Club Body Bunlders Club BRUCE P HEDQUIST Chrcago lll Nov 23 I936 Bateman Work IM Sports Hallguard Flsh mg 81 Hunting Club German Club SH Prlnt JIM ALTOUNIAN Chicago lll Feb I4 I937 Ogden School Student Councll Pan Amer :can Club Social Commlttee IM Sports Football Team Basketball Team JAMES ALVIN PULASKI Elmwood Park lll O I3 36 Dever Work IM Sports Tech Prep Sales ADAM A KOKOT Poland NOV 27 I936 lrvmg Park Mech Engineer IUFTOA German Club Mask 81 Shears Owls Club Hallguard PAUL RAKOW Chicago lll Nov 28 I936 Agasslz Bowlmg Travelmg League IM Sports Hallguard January 1955 55 Ch' , . . , 9 ' , . , , . 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I . . , . -' ' Q DELL ROBERT SALEMl Ch cogo lll Apr 20 1936 John Work Hollguord IM Sports RONALD WILLIAM SCHULZ Chcogo lll M r 19 1936 Puloskn Work IM Sports Comero Club Hollguord R 'XIALD W WITTE Ch cogo lll OC 23 1936 C reeley V P School GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT GRADUATES Anderson Thomas Andre Jacob N Andreanl Eugen W Berg Melvln C B rnert Matthew H ragwell Thomas Carlson Glenn E Chaske George A Cook Donald F De Fontaine John Dillon James A Glgllo Joseph J Graham Phllllp Grupe Walter Fred Guzuck Edward F Hersch Lawrence Hoder James Rlchard Jung Lambert J Keahng Edward J Kleun James Richard Kloster Eugene Lenf E Roland Mannmg Bernard D Meyer Joseph W Moll Michael P 0 Brlll Donald J 0 Connell James E Often Norman Pfoff Vlrgll A Prlce John H Rogers John Schmldl' Gerald F Schoefernacher Richard Sepke Joseph ohelby Horace W Terrell: Ronald Tucker Phllllp John Zemke John l I ' v I n , . o. , ,, i , . r, , l . . . - I , . . , e . , . e , . , V. , . , . , . . , J. . , . Drnfke, Ronald J. , . . . I I . , . - I I , . . , . . . I 1 I . , . . , . , . . , . , . , . I , . I . . , . , . I , . . I I F , . . I . . I 1 I . fn .QNX ave 1' V' I m Pr I laps: I N - W- X ...vw .K M, 64 5 if S i F 'if I' Q 1 'S kXf. wb -Xb wi Riigp . f N - X .... ig! A ,Q Bjsvzx ' S ,,.,, Q , by A x A..A b -L in V., My . I m muy ,: , at in CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES QQN AU A , 1 X ' 552- 3 s TECH PREP T1-IE LANE 'J I ,1 l I - ,flxsgjfl 2, , We, 1 2 , 1 rv-- 4', 'g- 1 Nr JJ ' ' QLTU 1 Q ' ,::: I 1 f ry '-5 -3 ,., ,. . 1 ' I 4 ,, l II M pn :: : -.-v1r'Yl gi - No. 2 VOl. Xl-yl January l955 When the deaalme has been met and an E GOTTA DRlVE'l' When thus cther yearbook or Tech Prep us on nts way to famnlua cry rungs 'through room 443D the roorn at once becomes the center of fevernsh actnvlty as a mad scramble for a place at a desk begms ls this Smlth Huqhes outo shop or the safe druvung class? Oh no 443D IS the meeting place for the luterary genuuses of Lane the members ofthe Lane Tech Prep Staff' As deadline draws near the clrck cllck of typewrlters takes on a new and urgent tempo Tense conferences are held between correlat mg departments Art editors and staff edutors aecude on layout s hemes that wull make year books and Tech P eps plcasrng to the eye the prznt shop and buslness department work c st the best methods t f productlon and dlstrlbutlon of the magazunes Ideas that have been klckung around nn the creative minds of the writers for weeks and even months now ake the shape of stones and poems on paper Members of the art staff produce attractive Illustrations that wall at tract the reader eye to the stories As argu ments ensue ove rfceanlngs and spelling of wo ds the ductnonary IS consulted and usually everyone was wrongl' The thesaurus comes ln to use as wrlters search for sparkllng ways to express thelr feelings and oplnlons 'og Q S .M 1 ,J 60 Lane Tech Annual the print shop thlngs slow down for a short whale nn 443 D Bet It lsn t long before the cry of Let s drlve' 1 heard agaln and the mad rush IS on once more l All these aspects layout art work prnnt una style of wrltnrg total attractlveness of the book are very 'nportant for If IS on these pounts that the books are yudged by the hugh school press assoclatnons The two assocnatlons to which Lane belongs and which therefore nudge the Lane pJblncat1ons ore the National bcholastlc Press Assoclatlon and the Columbua Scholastuc Press Assocratuon All work and no play may produce a dull toy but nn the case of the Tech Prep a lot of plodding work produces the sparkling results hat earn the approval of the Scholastuc Press judges Study peruods are sacrnflced for hours of typewriter poundlng and many an hour at h me as devoted to the Muse But nt s fun the boy agree especvally when they are stopped ll'l the corridors and given a hearty slap on the back and a compltment That was a CRAZY yarn you wove In the last T P Kat' Thus the w ters know that they have received their full measure of apprecuatuon XX ' A ' ' ' ... I . . Y . r .I . . , , ' ' I . . 1 .H , , . 11 1 -Q '11 -K ' ' .. . .x , . . I . U -- Q -- I 1 - -1 ' I . . . -- Q, I I - . 1 ' y . ' ' ' I 1 . VC . - ' I ' r 1 ' 5 ' . . . Fx . . . . X I . . . . A . I . . - . L . t . . . . . . ' P I . . 1 . . - A . . , ., . , 's ' . - - s , F' 1: Y . . . . I ,, . , I X . . ' ll 1 4 .. ' - A H 1 -I 1 .I ' ---1, .1 xc.. a 'l .. ll' ,. el' I . ffk q i F- ' 'ith 1 'Q - ' 5 'Jah 1 4 X 7 .,, 3- 'K 1- ,af 'ty ' 'Ill r. '5 T A. if V? ' - my A QQ: 2. 0 0 v e ANNUAL STAFF Standing - Klett to rightl Minor, Hehn--Club Edittor, Unison-Copy Editor, Vroblik- Associate Editor, Alm - Sports Editor, Ryzner, Harris, Richmond, Morcotte, Olson, Dunn - Assistant Sports Editor lNot shownl. Seated - Halverson - Editor-in-Chief, Miss Hess. ART STAFF KN Left to right - Kestler, Mr. Young, Schadeck, Adams, Melnick - Art Editor, Frederick, Weiss, Deering. January 1955 61 PHOTO STAFF Row 'I Knoblock Co Fdltor Mr Hagey Renter CoEd1tor Row 2 Wcrych Cyzowskr Hull SALES STAFF TEC! PIEP . ,,Mm.w1mwawq ?.,-S..-Sw-H Row 1. Dietz, Roth. Row 2. Mr. Rappaporf, Kerler, Abruzzi, Meier, Mr. Fossler. 62 Lane Tech Annual ANNUAL PRINTERS Ml. Beck and Mr. Thomas of the Mergenthaler Lino- type Company watching the operation of our newest imotvpe machine. Mr. Sim: showing his class how v ' up pages for printing the Annual. Putting the ink on the paper-hand-feeding the cyl- inder presses-the annual has gone to press. January 1955 .,x x 63 5 AIR CCNDITIGNING Deep Freeze Experts Row 1. Wilkens, Delinger, Carren, Wegener, Lenahan, Mr. Gotschall, Fitzgerald, Peterson, Wilsek, Glowa, Janik, Kaczmark, Schaumburg, Humphreys. Row 2. Pokryfke, Jaubowicz, O NeaI, Gillberg, Rippel, Wolin, Cook, Webe, Freed, Danaher, Jacobee, Costronovs, Gaiewski, Kowalski, Kasper. Row 3. Zimmer, Castronova, Haluch, P'eraino, Dmuchowski, Hoff, Lantz, Koscierzyna, Witz, Bauer, Friese, Letto, Walter. Row 4. Schuh, Stangle, Zeman, Odeon, Wegner, Truitt, Hunt, Stotz, Wilgus, Stransky, Wacnk, Kaas, Neeb. AIR CONDITIONING CLUB OFFICERS President ..... .- ........ Robert Fitzgerald Vie-President --.--- ......... Romer Wilsek Secretary ................. Robert Glowa Treasurer ................ Robert Zeman Sgt.-at-Arms .............. John Lenahan II RRRR, I'm freezing. Blow out that match. lt's only ten degrees below zero in here. Turn on the air conditioning unit before I get o heat stroke. Seriously, the Air Conditioning Club is a fine organization lt gives opportunity to those who are interested in the particular field of ventilation to take tours and special lectures to further their kr--Jwledge and comprehension. It is sincerely believed that under the guidance of Mr. Gotschall, many fine Ventilating en- gineers will be produced from Lane. 64 Lane Tech Annual AMERICAN HERITAGE CLUB OFFICERS President ................... Carl Sonik Vice-President --.- ......... John Freiman Treasurer .-..... ....... W alter Stempien AN you recite the Bill of Rights? Chan- ces are you can't but the members of the American Heritage Club know well the- guarantees contained therein. Under the very able guidance of Mrs. Weber, the mem- bers are introduced to the various documents that are our proud American heritage. Meeting every Thursday in the Civics Room, the members discuss the problems in the re- cent news as well as those of the past. Zest is added by the fact that the knowledge learned here may be put to use in contests pertaining to the American way of life. AMERICAN HERITAGE Constitutional Rights Explained in 5 Row 'I. Roth, Borin, Herrann, Sonik, Mrs, Weber, Sfernpien, Freiman, Brickwood, Leonard, Zielinski. Row 2. Twohill, Morelli, Kufzer, Gora, Nelason, Gruenewald, LoPiccoIo, Bok, Konopa. Row 3. Godawo, Drzemala, Kmiecik, Pippin, Johnson, Budrick, Barzowski, Pena, Carnahan, Row 4. Farer, Szczech, Keehn, King, Likowski, York. FUTURE SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA Tomorrow's Einsteins 'T' I Row I. Emmert,Tom Ross, Nick Manusos, Donald Heflin, A. P. Springer, Robert Scheible, Robf, Bauer, Joseph. Row 2. Hammond, John Johnson, Ronald Lleder, Fred Wolf, Robert Dobias, Otto George, Herbert. January 1955 . T 'X I 4A ARCHITECTS Aspiring Designers ' Row 1. Wetterholm, Mulcatis, Curtis, Knob block, Mr. Piper, Lews, l-lcnlae, Kosturck, Magerela. ' ' Row 2. Pabst, Lanyon, Gryzbowski, Szymkiewzsk, Nagel, Bowling, D,Cola, Schneider Enncs. Row 3. Smaller, Justesen, Kiedaisch, Porps,MarIewski, Stietzek. LEADERS WHO WILL BUILD Last Measurement 66 Lane Tech Annual ODERN, FUNCTIONAL, and econom- ical desigrfs are the concern of all future architects. Therefore, the boys at Lane who have decided to make architec- ture their lite work have to make a study of these things especially. Under the capable guidance of Mr. C. G Piper, who realizes that their original curves, lines, and angles will be prominent En the buildings of the years io come, the stuaents prepare tor their lite's ambition. Since competition is involved by belonging to this organization, every boy works hard to be the one to earn the desired prize at the Navy Pier Home Exposition in spring, L BIULOGY CLUB Studying the Organic Matter Row 'I. Minarich, Walczak, Lehman, Miss Piapp, Logan, Maywald, Sarau. Row 2. Schoeben, Prast, Neia, Matyskela. AI-L SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE Looking into a New World TUDENTS who view the myste-ry of lite as a miracle worth deep study take much pleasure in the Biology Club. Here the awe-inspiring processes of life, both plant and animal, are viewed through scien- tific but reverent eyes. Books and first-hand obnervation are the sources of information, the microscope and the field glass are the apparatus for study. No greater satisfaction can be derived from life than this intimate Communion with its very wellsprings. When one is this close to nature, he is able to ap- preciate and enjoy its beauty the more fully. Field trips, outings, and other events are al- ways well-planned with the advice of the sponsor, Miss Plapp, whose knowledge on matters pertaining to the study of biology is generously given whenever sought. January 1955 67 BRUSH AND EASEL Titians of Tomorrow Row 'I. Shiplock, Hiinkelman, Murray, Simonsen, Floyd, Mr. Topp, Dombrowzki, Pesceone, Dunham, Harbecke, Felichia. Row 2. Pearl, Kinaid, May, Granzin, Woestendiek, Scheel, Grannnan, Krist, Stiegler. Row 3. Massaccesi, Gribbon, Winandy, Carlson, Maurici, Fedonw, Dobios. Admiring the Fine Points ur' .-v zf - u A 68 Lane Tech Annual OFFICERS President ..... - ........... Andy Felichio Vice-President .............. Bill Shiplock Secretary ..... . - ,,...... Darwin Dunham Treasurer ............... Ray Massaccesi Sgt.-Of-Arms --- ,. ........ Francis Winandy DVERTISING poster work, pointing, and sketching are all taught to the future Titians ot the art industry 'l hese students, who are from the commercial art course, are all attempting to learn and exe- cute the art of painting. Under the artistic leadership of Mr. Topp, the styles and tech- nioues of the old masters are explained to themg the new phases in commercial art are introduced to them afterwards. The semester is generally highlighted by tours through various museums, studios, and schools. Their own work is at times entered in numerous contests, in which some of then' come out victorious. LIID llllllfffp . gf 4 , 3 - if 3 1 S 5 4 S gl fi E Q0 THE DAILY STAFF Editor-in-Chief ---. ....... Stanley Shapin Associate Editor . - .. ... Robert Wold l'--lews Editor --- . 4- Morris Anderson Feature Editor -- .... Conrad Miczko Editorial Editor ,ss -- Stan Stanasezek Sports Editors .-.. .- ...,,dd. Donald Polotto Roy Olson EPORTING THE NEWS while it's news - that's the Lane Daily.'l Supervised by Mr. Kuecker, sponsor, and Mr, Morrissey, educational adviser, the Daily is one of the tew high school daily newspapers in the United States, one ot two in the Middle W'est, and the onlv high school daily in lllinois. The Daily is c member ot the lllinois State High School Press Association, and also has a Northwestern University sponsored Chapter of the Quill and Scroll, the International Hon- orary Society for high school journalists. Lane has no regular class in journalism, but a short stint on the Daily is certainly as valu- able as a formal class would be. 4 S ,gig ki O ,IO N im Row 1. Quinn, Miczko, Anderson, Shapin, Mr Morrissey, Mr. Kuecker, Wold, Olson, Stugile. Row 2. Marecki, Lilrich, Leland, Mason, Spirapoulos, Hansen, Madzinski, Calling, Tornatore Row 3. Rubino, Sahs, Falcaano, Kiederlen Jensen, Stanaszek, Casper, Anders. Decisive Moment January 1955 CGMMERCIAL ART Row 'I Schacleck Koss Erdenberger Adams Melnick, Mr. Young, Snyder, Carlson, Szostek, Row 2 Shak Davidson Frederick Rush Engel Schneider, Bruno, Kestler, Lepoma. Row 3 Lukas Weiss Schenone Wulf Aguilar Doering, Twar, VanKast, Moriarty. LL LANEITES are familiar with the Tech Prep and Annual, which are print- ed and published here in school each semester. In the Commercial Art group are the- boys who help in the illustrating of these publications. Uncle-r the capable supervision of Mr. Joseph Young, they turn their creative :maginations loose, and the results can be readily judged by the art work in the Tech Prep.This is only one of the varied projects that are undertaken by these artists. Unknown to most Laneites, they are busy throughout the year entering and winning many high school art contests both local and national. A few examples of these contests are the Science Fair, Fire Prevention, Safety, Clean-up, and the Scholastic Art contest. This group has been consistent in turning out win- ner after winner in these contests. Basic fundamentals as well as advanced theories are discussed and practised during the four periods the boys are in the art room. The students are kept up to date in the fields of commercial and fine arts by tours that are taken through the Art Institute, printing plants, and professional art studios. If i Cx 'Q KEY te CLUB X522 O7 ,iVA'9,f Row 1. Davis, Harris, Kielar, Delong, Mr. Browne, Olson, Julian, Voegtle, Nilsson. Row 2. Demichaels., Ricordati, Moss, Chruscinski, ltahara, Shapin, Raida, Scaturro, Kreiter. Row 3. Otte, Kusner, Fabie, Dobias, Behnke, Oswald, W'agner, Moessing. OFFICERS President ................. John DeJong Vice-President ............. Robert Olson Ronald Kielar Secretary ..... ....... --- Ei: -.---'::1' Xi. 'I xg 4 3 - 1 T- .I 1, Ia' AX il' cw lj l-' Ll F V' ii ii l L 5 gg: ,y i -TEX' O .QW U f N - lil T 1 ll , . f'ifQ wf tx f nw 4 X 5 f Xi ik Yr LS fT N XM or f T .1:. l - Pres our i L B . HE LANE KEY CLUB, sponsored by Mr. Royal S. Browne and the Lake View Kiwanis Club, is made up of the school's outstanding students. They are care- fully chosen by their various teachers and screened by the officers of the club. Known for their high scholastic achievements, extra- curricular activities, and character, their main purpose is to improve the school and community. With Mr. Browne as an exem- plar, the boys try to enact their re-sponsibili- ties as citizens by means of various projects, the most recent of which is the resurfacing of the parking lots and the placing of signs there. The manual given to the entering stu- dents at Lane is another of their good works. Through the weekly meetings members of the club learn to take an active interest in the well-being of their community and tellow-citi- zens. The members of this club are doing an excellent job of making the enviroment of Lane a more wholesome one in which to live find work. January 1955 71 CCNCER Instrumentalists Wh USIC-LOVING LANElTES look forward to the many opportunities they have to hear our great Concert Band. One of to be the success that has come to be expected. The variety of theme and the great range ot tone which were acquired through strenuous prcctice made the program appealing to all the audience. The library containing the numerous pieces of music is efficiently arranged so as to aid Ccptain Hutt, the director, and the boys in their selection of works. Although the Band has achieved the tin- esi of reputations. the members still strive to better their previous standing as the best high school band. May their string of victories be unlimitedl 72 Lune Tech Annual The Big Brass --ff' BAND Win Blue Ribbons FLUTE 8. PICCOLO: Adams, C. Oliva, C. Saydera, S. Billet, R. Pagono, J. Saba, F. OBOE: Dobias, O, Tuner F. Sonik, C. Eb CLARINET: Labuda, L. Bb CLARINET SOLO: Berg, G. Kasperski, J. Fitzgerald, R. Rush, J. lst Malec, V. Julian, R, Bruscato, R. Hassier, E. Klein, H. Flack, R. 2nd Bernth, R. DiCola, J. Caravetta, A. Wacek, R. Teresi. C. Westwick, E. Anderson, J. Pfoloslak, D. Schultz, B. Stewrt, D. Mahal, J. Klis, J. 3rd Golinski, K. Anazalone, E. Casperson C. Stasch, Wm. Swiderski, Ed. Clauss, D. Carras, T. Plumeri, Wm. Dmuchowskl, F. Lyons, los. Strong, Warren Wade, Lloyd ALTO CLARINET: Dziedzlc, Don. Johnson, Alan Cammers, Cullen BASS CLARINET: Bogut, Felix Bockay, Wm. BASSOON: Savage, Geo. Clauss, David SAXOPHONE ALTO: Lotz, Don. Neumann, Jas. Riho, Edward Bock, Lynn TENOR: Wsoblewski,4. Jos Bucaro, Jos. BARITONE: Hennings, Ray BASS: Nelson, Robf. CORNET SOLO: Young, Ronald Anderson, M. Ist Voight, Chas. Mueller, Jas. 2nd Miller, Alan Dumerer, Geo. 3rd Becker, Warren Krabec, Glenn TRUMPET Ist. Gabrielson, Thos. Woodville, Donald 2nd Stanczyk, Paul Podrazo, Jerry FLUGELHORN: Tonknnson, M, Katzbeilc, F. FRENCH HORN 'lsf: Doss, David 2nd Binner, Bernard 3rd Christensen, K. 4th Alton, Mike Paul, John BARITONE TC: Hanson, Wesley Partington, S, BC Sutton, Ralph Carrornusa, M. Ellswor+h, Edgar TROMBONE 'Ish Crabtree, A. Dalstrom, D. 2nd Golle, Phillip McHugh, Tnos. 3rd Lundgren, Jack BASS Eb: Dolan, Willis BBb Stauter, Louis Blount, John Zellmer, W'allacc Miller, Louis Williams, Mkie Wodka, Louis PERCUSSION: Andreotti, Roy Pabst, Donald Van Gemert, Neal Zimmerman, mgfiafad GERMAN CLUB Row 'I. Winker, Llebel, Vrablik, Steuer, DeJong, Schlofthauer, Shapin, Kuroda, Mr. Pera, Kappe Voegfle, Bartelt, Weren, Anderson, Msone, Leonard, Bauer. Row 2. Nelson, Schoene, Wermuth, Bernath, Knaack, Fischer, Leventhal, Herwig, Voeringher, Wolski, Gruenler, Becker, Kidd, Keehn, Nabar, Brandel. Row 3. Schneider, Krzak, Rix, Buettner, Solners, Seabberg, Rohlcder, Goshko, Larson, Mirsky Bersch, Henkel, Hassler, Roth, Kidder. Row 4. Bartamn, Schufz, Gomoll, O'Brien, Wacker, Haase, Bennet, Wilkens, Anderson, Biornson Frank, Horvitz, Mozurik, Ferretti, Meier, Cassidy, Gehring. I . . OFFICERS .-1 KSN President ..... . .......... Gerhard Kappe Q f NXfA 'ap i , X Vice-President -- ......... Richard Voegtle LX X ffya Ji - Secretory ...... . ......... Wilbert Barre-It f 'llilnlblllll li Treasurer ....... ....... A rthur Weran - K-:rw Af ' ' i wg si' Sergeant-at-Arms ....... Richard Anderson ix . ., .5 i-.fy lil ry! yy UTEN TAG! is an expression with Q 3 which a member of the German Club l would be likely to greet you. You, the , it .fs W.,-5 X however, may be baffled and begin to wonder -5 , , 515 what he said. If you happen to be one- of the esiifjf boys who is confronted with this problem, just 3 Q ti drop in on one of the -ferein der Fahrenden f 55,1 9 4- ii GeselIen , that is, the German Club. The spon- .-j,ffs1'i sors, Mrs. Adams and Mr. Pera, have been -,if gifag ' i very successful in scheduling talks, films, and lgllllgmgm f., the highlight of the semester--the Language 13-jj, ' cb, Social. Tours to various interesting places are ,iii-F' w r : 'S or available for all members. 74 Lane Tech Annual GERMAN CLUB Row 'I. Dalsfrorn, Kuehn, Wllkens, Hohmann, Kidder, MacFarlane, Anderson, Cash, Sprrngcr. Row 2. Banner, 'Qffcdahh Hagen, Gruer-Ier, Brandt, England, Sykes, Osmuunscn, Gundam, Row 3. Gascon, Keelak, Bauer, Amer, O'Brncn, Harms, Prenssncr, Nrcol. Row 4. Holden, Uotschner, Anderson, Rofhas, Potre, Premssner, Pfeiffer. STAGE CREW Men behind the Scenes Row 1. Knapuk, Klcxch, Scwak. Row 2. Schlaftev Schaeffer January 1955 HONOR SOCIETY Scholars Galore Row 'l. DeWaId, Larson, Hehn, Lange, Voegtle, Miss Rathien, Kuroda, ltahara, Martin, Adolph- son, Witte. Row 2. Dietz, Reiter, Mukatis, Bauer, Papag annis, Newell, Reifler, Schlotthauer, Brunner. Row 3. Nissen, Grikrnanis, Leirvik, Janek, Lanyon, Row 4. Halvarson, Busczynski, Dabias, Vrabllk, We - af OFFICERS President ..... ,. ........... Terry Kuroda Vice-President - , ......... Richard Voegtle Secretary ...... - ........... Seiji ltahara Treasurer ..... -. .......... Howard Lange Sgt.-at-Arms ---N ..... George Papagiannis 76 Lane Tech Annual ,l Q 1' gf wk Richmond, Shapin, Porps, Kiedaisch, Rix. rmuth, Olson, G:ebelhausen, Knoll, Wold. XX HAT'S YOUR AVERAGE? This question is one which engenders the competitive spirit among Lane's seholars, for scholarship is to many boys the most sacred thing in their school life. Mem- t.e'ship in the Honor Society is dependent upon grades, and n addition to a high average, the student must complete a project that will ben- efit the school be-fore he is finallly accepted. The members, who are usually in the top five per cent of the 3A's, the top ten per cent of the 4B's, and the top fifteen per cent of the 4A's, are very proud to belong, for member- ship therein is a mark of distinction. The year is generally highlighted by a test given by the National Honor Society to test ihe aptitude of the members. Last semester many of the members took a tour to the Uni- versity of Chicago to see the cyclotron and oth- er scientific exhibits. The Lane Honor Society, which is a branch of the national organization, has been capably sponsored this semester by Miss Rathjen. HONOR SOCIETY Row I. Uebel, Marks, Behnke, Papoglannus, Voegfle, Mlss Rafhlen, Kurooa, lfahara, Longo, Delong, Stebbins, Sharp. Row 2. Lndholm, Russ, Leland, Wnnker, Moss, Lee, lullon, Gor4lJn, Ccren, SCOfurrO. Row 3. Oswald, Fnfzqerolrl Jaescke Unison, Kusncr, Guordano, Rvck, Weber, Braffsef, Copfaun, Row 4. Gw aslla Krueger, Mll' leker, Janes, Moessung, lessen, Henry, Sihwarlz Mullen. SUPER-HONOR ROLL HONOR SOCIETY Row I. Kusner, Peterson, Henry, Rernhort, Broffsef, Behnke, Mr, Melerdlerks, Mr. Sanders, Mr. Sulcr, Wntfe, Delong Dobuas, Brown, Llndholm, Nlssen, Kuroda. Row 2. Ifanora, Rock, Leslwauk, Anderson, Lee, Maresca, Strong, Valenfe Leland, Moss, Dc-Mlchacls, Muzuno, Janek Russ, Uebel, Lange. Row 3. Rlx, Krueger, Vlflnker, Gdal- man, Berg, Marks, Rohde, Mullen, Julnan Guordono, Wagner, Young, James, Klaus Brunner, Voegfle. Row 4. Werrnufh, Pfeiffer, Kollacks, Mllleker, Wold, Slnger, Gwlasda, Ollllo Oswald, Horns. Larson Schwarfz, Bauer Flommang, Relfler HONORS SOCIETY Row 1. Wagner, Scaberg, Rehfuss Anderson, Reunharf, Papoglanns, Voegfle Mlss Rafnjen, Kurodo, Ifahara, Longc Davls, Nllsson, Chrusclnskl, Brown, Sol- vmon. Row 2. Pefke, Kasper, l-lonas, Rochoffe, Blanchard, Slnger, Klelar, Har- rus, Delunfcr, Feren, Frewald, Drucker Knapxk, Forster. Row 3. Marcellus, Zurek, Brooks, Schcnble, Coleman, Mach, Johnson, Phllllps, Pfeiffer, Dnckerson, Abbofl, Sprlnger, Maurukkas. Row 4. Schoralc, Eorge, Flammong Kollacks, Berg, Kerler, Trumpp, Nelson Barry, Young, Rlerncr January 1955 77 v 'Ks-151 v 3 3 E .1 HONORS CLASSES L Row 'l. Nissen , Vrablik, Wold, Leirvik. Mr. Rappaport, Witte, Giebelhausen, Newell. CFSOVT. Row 2. Kuroda, Mukatis, Halvarson, Janek, Shapin, Richmond, Kiedaish, Brunner. Row 3. Schlotthauer, Reiter, DeWaId, Bauer, Dobias, Busczinski, Knoll, Hehn, Rix. I . TOP O THE ILADDER peed and thoroughness-these are the I two qualities of learning that dominate it, in the Honors Classes ot Lane The pre- VJ G vious grades of the members being ot very high '-l, standard, these students are grouped together fig -gf-H' i X for accelerated work, and the questions do fly mcz ' X gglfjfu It high, wide, and fast! Sometimes it's as much ,gif V: Q 7 ten to tackle those rarefied areas of know- X, , I N X ,X M ledge as a high ride in Riverview, and just as .6 44 'felis 'U dizzying! The fun house has nothing on the ff F N I B71 2 tilqonorsq Cgursgiss as they 'attempt ttof :mn .kk -X X xcy t oug a e Dearean pay as por o e rttg.-, 1, 'gs N ' if-.-lift. 'fx X course ot study. Tunneling through thousands X X - and thousands of thee's, thou's, and If V Q X ' 5 , toresooth's may not be as much fun as the , X ' fi.-' Tunnel of Lovej' but the grades are better. Q .n 7 -5 And if you think you went in circles on the , f,:i.SQ QQ , ' 'Moon Rocket, you should try some of this M -, V English grammar. But the boys agree that it ' 'seem is well worth the ve-rtigo, for they are the bet- if ter prepared tor college after intensive- cours- es in higher mathematics and English. 78 Lane Tech Annual HONORS TRIGONOMETRY Row 'l. Rockostle, Bosfler, Snare, Rochafle, Miss Miller, Anderson, Anderson, Lollbach, Karsten. Row 2. Kasper, Forster, Krzak, Oliila, Cozak, Minarik, Rotter, Ferre'ti, Fischer, Partyka. Row 3. Zurek, Harrison, Herzog, Sesso, Catania, Riemcr, Herman, Blank. Row 4. Tomasrewski, Jarol, Hubi- rvk, Marsh, Fuqiel. HONORS ADVANCED ALGEBRA Row 'l. Zywicki, Schag, Sparks Strosnik, Mr. Rappaporf, Hammond, Zieg- Icr, Boenke, Kaforski. Row 2. Bernier, Pearson, Pick, Lie- der, Quinte, Amico, Nelson, Fable. Row 3. Breede, Kingston, Wegener Loschky, Halas, Held, Sinclair. Row 4. Schenk, Henkels, Reinharr- sen, Glass, Koenneman, Weber, Miller, Svdorowicz. HONORS TRIGONOMETRY Row 'l. Salyer, Neldofn, Phillips Johnson, Henry, Mrs. Bradman, Kerler Feren, Drucker, Delsnger, Freivald. Row 2. Berge, Kollacks, Anderson Petke, Haugen, Solomon, Leland, Flam rnang, Seaberg, Coleman, Sharp. Row 3. Wilsek, Fitzgerald, Dicker son, Brooks, Belter, Knapik, Barry, Mach Jordan, Oswald, Jessen. January 1955 79 1 HONORS ADVANCED ALGEBRA Row 1. Euzyfva, Simich, Mock Rohde, Brinkman, Mrs. Broclmon, Lindmark ?eterson, Ollila, Eck, Hassler. Row 2. Dudkowskl, Hansen, Pcdlin, Bartos, Strong, Asato, Tuler, Pabich, Miz- uno, Klaus, Kensbock. Row 3. Carlson, Moresco, Volente Zander, Schultz, Daniels, Leshuk, Alber Petersen, Fronzen. HONORS ENGLISH Row 'I. Catania, Hubicek, Krzak Bostler, Miss Felt, Rockastle, Karsten, Snare Anderson, Fischer. Row 2. Lorry, Ferretti, Tomaszew- ski, Herman, Kasper, Zurek, Forster, Riemer Rutter, Partyko. Row 3. Sesso, Harrison, Schneider Jorol, Cozak, Ollilo, Lollbach, Anderson Rochotte, Minarik, Herzog, HONORS ADVANCED ALGEBRA Row I. Springer, Strom, Singer Brown, Davis, Reinhart, Nilsson, Abbott Berg, Horris. Row 2. Miss Youngquist, George Eckenboy, Zator, Gruenler, DeMichaels Bruscato, Schelble, Mrs. Hoffman. Row 3. Marcellis, Pfeiffer, Epstein Hanus, Vczrner, Kielor, Wagner, Branjt 80 Lone Tech Annual 1 1 LATIN CLUB Row 1. Vanderwheel, Watt, Mr ffulberlson, Wold, Newell. Row 2. Flugelman, Pena, Savage Row 3. Sachccy, Chapman, Rsnfcr Row 1. Kocol, Johnson, P'hnlI'pg Mr, Culbertson, Wayne, DalMoro, McCue Row 2. Delfnger, Bosfler, Roddy Vaslle, Kasper, Anfonellu, Gora. 'low 3. Hummelberq,Carlson, Pillar Row I. Slmnch, Neumann, Eck Faber, Mr. Culbertson, Olson, Norton llranexo, Mayes. Row 2. Jomlonis, Burck, Halas, O'Neal, Grody, Slow.k, Sommers, Carlson, Nakamura. Row 3. Dudowskn, Auge, Burke, Slaschfe, Slnclaur, Otvos, McGovern, Horn- Ond, Cz3rw nam. Row 4. Storsnik, Reunharfsen, Marfn, Lukow.kl, Schaumyurg, fSahmann, Mock, lf'uJer Ford, Rotherrnel, Henry. January 1955 8'l MASK AND SI-IEARS Enacting Histrionic Art -, . . Q 1 , 4. Row 'l. Brinkman, Blanchard, Miss Chuchut, Mr. Sotter, Ennes, Schenck. Raw 2. Salners, Motykie, Jckubowicz, Hopewell, Broda, Post. OFFICERS President ..... .-- Vii e-President -. - Secretary-Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms --.-- - Getting Dollecl Up ' '-,f al! - 82 Lane Tech Annual ----- David Ennes --,- Fred Schenck - George Blanchard Edward Jakubowicz XX URTAINV' The final performance of the season has again come to a close as the audience applauds the usual fine performance by the Lane Tech actors and actresses QD. This year, under the inspiriting supervision of Mr. Sotter, the members of the Lane Tech Mask and Shears re-enacted another of the smash hit plays, The Show Off. The stu- dent body, as well as their feminine friends a':d teachers,was seated in one big, happy group in order to enjoy, criticize, and praise the iob done by our Shakesperean tragedians. However, the production of the ploy was not the only concern of the producers. Posters, arrangements, and various other things were to be made. The scenery, props, and costumes were the most important tasks to arrange-, next to the play itself. Nevertheless, all these things are accomplished for one main purpose- namely, to produce hit after hit. LIBRARY HELPERS Book Tenders Finally in Order RAVEL IN TIME, go to a distant planet, or stay right here on earth and learn the things that make the people of this planet what they are--you can do this, Laneites, in the book-ridden room called the Lane' library. ln this library, able headed by Miss Schumach- er, with assistants Miss Burns, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Knapp, and Mrs. Guagliardo, who lead the iEb:ary helpers in their never-ending tight to laeep the books in their right places, there are :zieoks for science, the arts, or just plain plea- sure. The reference collection too, has the best books avilable in this field. Books act like an incredible magic carpet, through them we have access to all the accumulated wisdom of the ages that have gone before us. They can take the place of friends, travel, experiment-- we need only sit back and enjoy vicariously the efforts of others. Or, if we wish, we may use them as starting places from which we may Spring to our own adventures and experiences. Try the Lane library, Laneites, knowledge is catching. Row 1, Fernandez, Bergstrom, Olson, Peterson, Haerle, Fischer, Lentsch, Miss Schumacher, Mrs. Long, Swider, Thsrson, Mraz, Hirniak, Busch, Karlovich, Casper. Row 2. Chruscinski, Stoykes, Brannock, Miner, Trost, Kolasinski, Muraski, Pigott, Bien, Giesler, Thomas, Stehl. Row 3. Witt, Vanderweel, Hamm, Baron, Farrell, D1Cola, OOi'nens, Bruchert, Hampton, Biezad, wilk Lundberg. Row 4. Kappenhoefer, Capellani, Schiska, Lindgren, Krause, Mueller, Greenfield, Johnston, Scplak, Mnrtyniuk, Kist, Row 5. Marcotte, Marti, Nego, Buiowski, Sitkiewicz, Brinkmann, Hammond, Shapiro, Sobcck Gaska, Lirhtenvanri January 'I955 83 PRGIECTIGNISTS Bringing the World to the Classroom - . .. , - -K ,ss iv K Jim. Row I. Augoustatos, Zack, Pietrucha, Kusner, Behnke, Suwada, Klaflin, Anderson, Durreft, Karsten, Mr. Sherman, Oswald, Kaplan, Row 2. Gels, Lee, Heinlein lversen, Canada, Kaufmann, Rappe, Gorlo, Noecker, Kim, Brewer, Wuckr, Gravcn. Row 3. Hammond, Wenot, Dinschel, Burke, Nelson, Caley, Bury, Leland, Vader, lmada, Signorelli, Row 4. Beimold, Cook, Olson, Kunaw, Marcy, Fanselow, lrnarnura, Enaclhardt, Cash, Lee. Final Adiustment 84 Lane Tech Annual OFFICERS President ,..... .. up Donald Karsten Vice-President sn--- us- Norman Oswald Secretary .............. Rudolph Behnke HE LANE Pl-ZOJECTIONISTS CLUB is an outstanding example of organized service. Responsibility rests with the club to supply trained qualified projectionists for the class- rooms reque-sting projector and film service. Whe boys must qualify for a license to run a machine before they can take over in a class- room. The qualification is taking a small test on the operation of a projector. Although Lane gets much of its film by orders through the Board of Education, the school has its own film library also, it is the duty of the projec- tionists to keep this film in order, readily accessible, and in good repair. So, keep them rolling, fellows, vou're doing great. Mr. Sher- man does a fine iob as sponsor RADIO CLUB Taming the Electron Row 1. Doden, Hanus, Mr. Pertle, Drochner, Cook. Row 2. Olofson, Anderson, Leland, Brust, Epstenn, Havcs. ON THE BEAM Humming It Up 5 1 2, OFFICERS Picsident ...... - ........... Geo. l lOr1uS Vice-President -. ...... -- Eric Drochner Secretary Treasurer ......,. Carroll Doden O A STUDENT AT LANE, hams at work has one special meaning-name- ly, Radio Club. These so-called hams come up at times with some very complicated and interesting design and construction prin- ciples for quite a number ot phases in the electronics field, The boys derive great satis- faction trom building minature radio stations, obtaining licenses, and sending messages to students all over the continent. The theoretical aspect ot the field is ob- tarned during the lecture period and is later applied to projects that may win scholarships to further the boys' education along that line. With Mr. Pertle's advice and genial direction, there are bound to be excellent results. January 1955 85 86 RCDLLER CLUB Row 1. Froehlich, Garden, .. -9 5, Q .T Levang, Fulara, Tokarz, Shearer, Poelsterl, Dumclle, Reiter. Row 2. Roback, Nielsen, Pusatery, Stanton, Dichiria, Moretti, Fischer, Muraski, Winer, Sandberg, Row 3. Bulczak, Czyspak, Greenslade, Moon Murphy, Fischer, Popovich, Lehman, Peszek. Row 4. Hannon, Borowczyk, Sweet, Rathke, Oberton, Sorg. Burzinski, Tomz Wolski, Nadborolski, Smalley, Mr. Gorski, Knapik, Vv'ucki, Reif, Roeder, Bernhard, Bosco, Ptokuski Schuh. Schwab, Phillips, Parker, Atkinson, Owens, Denk, Volz, Klemenz, Deibcr, Wilkie, Kowall, Schwerin, THEY REEL Ti? nl? ' 1 , . , ' wx ,i 'W- '12 ?f' he . E g 1 4 jg? lliilm- QQ ass A jligvr g Q '3 2 7 'lv ' 'EFS' . x ' X X f'r',f V 'k s e. s-f V A v i .Muzi QQ ' fiivfl 'i9'1F:1-Tf?A+.,., 41 'N , Lane Tech Annual AND ROLL OFFICERS President ................ Donald Smalley Sec'y-Treasurer ........... Robert Knapik AHOO, WHOOO, here come the Rolling Indians on the war path, but there's no war paint in sight-they're just out for a good time, which is their main purpose in this club. To become a warrior of this organization, you don't have to be a professional skater, just so you have an interest in skating. This group was originated in I937 by Dr. Koch and is still going strong, and better than ever. The sport of skating is now being enjoyed by thousands, both young and old, who are looking for fun and recreation. Mr. Gorski deserves a vote of thanks for his fine sponsor- ship of this club. CAMERA CLUB 25 , ig Vg field Row 1. Handzlck, Kulikowski, Stoll, Leem, Schubert, Hagen, Mr. Cooper, Enrin, Axelrod, Lorenz, Loshuk, Colin. Row 2. Ams, Michaels, Mittchelll, Kurth, Cook, Siegnorelli, Bauer, Levine, Scwartz, Blank, Bielawski, Colc. Row 3. Jablinskey, Krueger, Bartnick, Borowczyk, Gilbert, Sladaritz, Hcnnings, Robertson, Kirsch, Klibba, Boland, Geltis. DARK ROOM CU T -UPS Printing - Enlarging, All in o Day's Work HOTOGRAPH and photochemistry, as well as the science ot enlarging and de- veloping, are taught to the members of the Camera Club, Under the able guidance of Mr. Hagey, the tasks these shutterbugs have to perform are simplified a great deal. The club, which is one of the best known at Lane, occasionally quenches the thirst of the more experienced boys by taking trips to numerous Daradises tor photographers. Competition is a part of the great organization, tor every boy submits to the president what he esteems his best photos, and the president in turn judges them with the help of Mr. Hagey, The best ones are then submitted to the Tech Prep or Annual to be published therein. Therefore, it some one happens to ask you to pose for him, don't be surprised to see your picture in the Annual. January 1955 87 LAN E They Sing With a HE FINE Cl-IORAL reververations that daily resound through the halls of Lane come from i.ane's singing group, It meets as o class every day and practices for concerts and contests. The pleasure that the boys derive makes the practice sessions as much fun os they are hard work, Voices blend- recting of this three-year-old organizaion Mr. results derived from the most competent di- ing in unison are an expression of the fine Lombardo, the director, is himself a vocolist of no small repute. 88 Lane Tech Annual Oh, How They Can Harmonize! HCRUS ang in Their Hearts Row 'l. Hofer, Hcrschber, James, Klatt, Madland, Nnec, Eckrt, Coulter, Whxtney, Dony, Becker, Buchhauser, Mllls, Mnlls, Borreras, Mr. Lombardo, Opfer, Yates, Engler, Piazza, Garner, Cefalu, Meuhle, Rrpnel, Schoene, Swanson, Calcagno, Bartley, Balfe, Czarnik, Lunetto, Varga. Row 2. Meyers, Robnnson, Sporlein, Begun, Kelun, Poznar, Poreda, Wrllus, Halt, Henderson, Sabo, Puzaterr, Cznarnrk, Hass, Kudennoldt, Kurth, Smith, Woodruff, Schneuder, Peterson, Wret, Gershon, Sngna, Aronsan, Hunt, Nceb, Emmert, Peat, Bujar, Czaska, Deckert, Healy, Andersen. Row 3. Baldassano, Pesch, Kunzle, Bretz, Tauenner, Hahn, Halley, Strange, Rohleder, Bloom, Taylor, Praseckr, Smlth, Prrest, Clousey Falkner, Pienta, Carsello, Hudson, Harvey, Edwards, Reully, Kotsakus, Cdcshoo, Braun Wangrow, Jensen, Mabry. Row 4. Spekowskr, Nelson, Duzlnskl, Mazurawskl, Zabytko, Epcrt, Ragall, Urban, Lamandella, Jensen, Eckcnbo, Wanzeckr, Csrotzke Krebs, Opolko, Wehr, Bauer, Strom, Kcrppcl, Mason, Bradley, Jonas, Kennedy, Holmes, Paola, Tauber, Muka, Carbas, Sochackl. Row 5. Smalley, Blahcta, Wrlkw, Krech, Stack, Schaub, Naleway, Glowa, Czerwrnskr, Lofgren, Jaeobson, Clesnel, Buchlnskr, Gustafson, Peterson, Llppert, Budnrk, Kulrkowskr, P-rrolo, Plumeru Stanke, Staschke, Muller, Johnson, Carren, Langford, Topper, Zlmmerman, Bnezc, Carlson, Holmes, Brunner. M ' - in PAN-AMERICAN Row I. Polotto, Leirvik. Krueger, Holmes, Mr, Lutzen, Engerman,, Rose, Rvchtanek, Nissen. Row 2. Kaiser, Halverson, Janek, Moss, Novak, Buchinski, Wohlfath, Behrenat. CABALLEROS FROM SOUTH OF THE BORDER OFFICERS President ...... - ........ Herb Moessing Vice-President ---- - --Seiji ltahara Secretary ..... - ......... Charles Janek ALUDOS, CONDISCIPULOS, from the Pan-American Club. The main purpose of the club is to promote friendship between the United States and our Latin American neighbors through an understand- ing of their language, customs, and people. The boys do this during the meetings he-ld every two weeks in class, by listening to lec- tures and seeing films of the various phases of life in Latin America. The outstanding event of the club is the fiesta, with refreshments, dancing, and beau- tiful senioritas from several of the north side high schools. The three Spanish teachers, Nliss MC Bee, Mrs Wing, and Mr. Lutzen, do much to make this club enjoyable. 90 Lane Tech Annual ,1 JIT 'xx ' nl Q- I ,V l llllllllliiffrg,-i,t:-N ' b a 1 PAN-AMERICAN 1 , FS' r iff Row 'I. Anderson, McCollum, Julncen, Mocssnng,Mnsg McBee, Marks, Rock, Scofurro, Andover. Row 2. Lund Jonkovsky, riunscc, Notto, Tomoszcwskn, Arab, Neumann, Loc, Snorc, lqor. Row 3. Mullen, Eurznnskn, Kosemzok, Oomcns, McKcmzuc, Kumlcr, Sunden, Hobcrkorn, Sharp -nn . f Q' riff 53.42 5 'JUG' -v we 'Y M' 144 ff.. -dp Eff! ,ii Row I. Slfiewicz, Borgordf, Spark: Pfeiffer, Carlson, Mrs. Wlng, Mroznnskr, I-loddc, Tercsf, Della. Row 2. Lunetfo, Portlngwn, Sr:mz:n, Bonoszek, Murray, Snuc-er, Menoftl, Wcyker, Stevenson, Scucxckitono, Doncy. Row 3. Suk, Wsdek, Olivo, Wuegoncl, Buczok, Bond, Anderson, Snrplock, Zcttlc, Doyle January 1955 PAN AMERICAN CLUB Row 1. Bennett Young Pecoraro Ross, Mr. Lufzen, Adamowskil, Schenkel, Schwarz, Crabtree. Row 2. Gustafson, Forde, Bogacz, Young, Martyniuk, Hicks, Maxwell, An.- reolfi. Row 3. Den s, Young, Blanchard, Lang, Macey, Lasky, Scoville. PAN-AMERICAN CLUB Row 'l. R'ddel, Landerson, Dietc Hudson, Panalfoni, Mrs. Wing, Podlin Petersen, Pearson, Nussbaum, Bodzioch. Row 2. Kolan, Lundllad, Sleh. Giammona, Casperson, Lippert, Johnson Morris, Senn, Row 3. Anderson, Ross, Livergood, Mueller, Archacki, Jacobson, Lord. Row 4. Johnson, P'abEch, Sundc, Lindmark, Fitzgerald, Maresca, Cali. PAN-AMERICAN Row I. Beverage, Love, Bernie' Valenre, Miss McBee, Schiska, Castronovc Hammond, Auslander, Davis. Row 2. Sydorowicz, Anderson, Sie- wenie, Bialasik, Brenton, Falk, Segal, Hehn. Row 3. Ghionzoli, Boscapomi, La Beck, Petropoulos, Canning, Chupick, Larrson. Row 4. Casper, A. Henkels, Baetz, Casper, D, Quartaroli, Madzinski. 92 Lane Tech Annual PAN-AMERICAN CLUB Row I. Carley, Anderson, Murphy, Fugiel, Mr. Lutzen, Wardo, Neilson, Cerni. Row 2. Dingle, Bieze, Bachman, Healy, Baron, Hauser, Woods, Kerley. Row 3. Buch, Costello, Johnson, Stopp, Loo, Bieze, Hogslrom, Bay, Forst. PAN--AMERICAN CLUB Row 1. Wagner, Mitchell, Mr. Lar- son, Mr. Lufzen, Becker, DeMicheIs Mueller. Row 2. Leland, Menas, Mylander, Tiszczek, Frank, Sfenslan,d Strom, Stasch Row 3. Marcellis, Berg, Hepner Guslond, Osfrem, Kenney, Bostom, PAN AMERICAN CLUB Row I. Carlson, Kilian, Kukla, Ger- man, Mr. Lufzen, Lefty, Larson, Mandro Massou. Row 1. Dallwig, Pete, Mackenzie, Nuccio, Delavero, Sandberg, Secoske. Row 3. Scickifano, Seoborg, Cord ona, Schwegel, Kobida, Geraci. January 1955 93 www PAN-AMERICAN CLUB Row 1. Vargo, Estep, Diversy Fagermon, Kroyer, Kodota, Miss McBee Mortorano, Deasy, Spechr, Slaw.n, Peter- SOD. Row 2. Juriga, Griffen, Kaplan Falkner, Conover, York, Mollv, Keller Cutro, Ozimek, Chir.kos. Row 3. Cole, Holmes, Golle, Canole Larson, Boafede, Boiack, Closs, Spatafora Luciano, Fanselow, Entm, Bach. PAN AMERICAN CLUB Row 'l. Karsten Athott, Bock Stcbbin, Miss McBee,, Itharo, Templer, Salerno, Jarol. Row 2. Hubicek, Pappone, Fret- Ifmfl, Flarnming, Bell, Budrick, Williams, Halmer, Kuda, Wilhelm. Row 3. Ja 'e-1, Barzawski, Cordo .4-, Warren, Natkin, Krueger, O.wald, Unison, Colby. PAN 'AMERICAN CLUB Row I. Zygowski, Rasin, Rani.-.. Carnpaell. Miss McBee, Cefo.u, Peterson Qante, Abbott, Brown. Row 2. Lash, Tevis, Carlson, Sig- norelli, Kawa, Rohde, Burger, Arthur, Mil- ler, Eckert. Row 3. Strong, Balfe, Caccavori, Brown, Carlson, Asauini, Anderson, Gil- Bert. 94 Lane Tech Annual SCIENCE CLUB Junior Atom Smashers Row l. Feren, Koenneman, Haugen, Mr. Sullivan, Milleker, Baum, Chwalisz. Row Z. Axelrod, Seplak, Cook, Eerge, Christensen, Simigh, Lipasek. Row 3. Rottau, Kleich, Mizuno, Schulz, Leland, Asato, Schubert. Just So Much - No More OFFICERS President .............. William Milleker Vice-President ........... Richard Haugen Secretary-Treasurer ...... Don Koenneman Sgt.-at-Arms ................ Joel Baum BIG MEANHXIG in a little word the word is science , ln Latin it means know all', and so you see it has a broad meaning. The Science Club, as the name implies, is composed ot students inter- ested in the know all of the scientific warld. A desire ta learn is the only require- ment for joining the club. Although the boys in this club do attend lectures and see movies, these activities are by no me-:ins the only attractions, the center of attraction is the Science Fair and the Westinghouse Science Talent Search Scholarship Contest, both ot which the members are greatly enthusiastic over. Thus, the boys learn the know all and how to apply this knowledge in later lite. Mr. Sullivan is the capable teacher who spon- sors this group. January 1955 95 J! if T ia A-E534 , ,g Q 4 V1 .Pi , N as I ' ' ' a- la .Q . a E' EE 1':F 5 Q ,. ,Q - r .pw I Q..-.-M :DV ,, it Y 11' I 3, . 31 Q10 ,f Nw. x .4 :gc 'N www : W ,A 5? 1 ww w wif! wg I Q -ek 15 wh Q fs n . 4 I ax Polish Culture Explored HE FASClNATlON of belonging to the Polish Club lies in the fact that such Y I colorful areas of knowledge are viewed as why Poland has always lived danger- ously and dramatically and how the famous fairy tales of literature reached us through the Slavonic language The boys learn to sing Polish songs and listen to classical as well as folk music records. Movies in Polish about Poland and her famous people-, as well as about other Slavonic countries, are shown to the club. 98 Lone Tech Annual POLISH Row 1. Kulanda, Redha, Lantz, Smoczynskl, Palczynski, Swiderski. Row 2. Borucki, Toomey, Busczvn ski, Cymbolist. Row 1. Kmiecik, MacPherson, Pa- rtyka, Budnik, Miss Mazur, Ozlowski, Kno- pik, Glowa, Mach. Row 2. Jozwiak, Cienciwa, Sobecki, Godawo, Lewandowski, Miczko, Montwicki, Sladartiz. Row 3. Flack, Rotzoll, Dzcebzic, Kowalski, Bogut, Biskup, Kesteloot. At the Polish Museum and the Museum of Science and lndustry, Polish customs, tradi- tions, and culture are absorbed through exhi- bits, and a social each semester climaxes the interesting time that the club has all along under the inspiring supervision of Miss Mazur. OFFICERS Kenneth Smoczynski President ..... -.--,--- Vice-President ........... John Ozlowski Secretary ..... -. .......... Joseph Wrobel Treasurer ..... ,. ..... - .... Robert Bradley Sgt.-at-Arms ---,- ......... Gerald Knapik CLUB Row 1. Duroy, Kleich, Wienski, Wrobel, Miss Mozur, Vvisniewskl, Wroble wski, Szpicki, Cyzowski. Row 2. Zock, Szycrewski, Robocki Szybowicz, Bien, Jokubowicz, Zojci, Miko, Poull. Row 3. Niezynecki, Kuchynko, Wofych, Bernorczyk, Steponski, Kopke Mofpio. Wi., f, . M Row 'l. Gerofzke, Rufkoski, Sobeck, Kolokowski, Miss Mozur, Knopik, Tokofz Piefrucho, Moore. Row 2. W'ilk, Lolich, Cominifti Bulczok, Stciszewski, Gusek, Mcycon, Lange, Ponek. Row 3. Voighf, Popero, Szczech Tochci, Lis, Zmigrodski, Jembrzycki. Row 4. Ncdborolski, Jonkowski, MonGrum, Swiderski, Suwono, Rydinski. i 1 Row 'l. Schoen, Gills, Killmer, Miss Mozur, Miller, Connolly. Row 2. Guido, Meyer, Breirenrcld, Kurcz, Scidowski, Kedzierski, Lukosz. Row 3. Bradley, Miller, Gruber, Zowistowski, Burczy, Guzv, Koski. and 5 .K January 1955 INDIAN DANCERS Masters of Tribal Rituals Row 'l. Cotterell, Fitzlerrells, Lippert, Mr, Thue, Trumpp, Giammona, Kobida. Row 2. Woestendiek, Petitte, Miller, Russo, Feldman. HE STEADY, rhythmic beat of the drum starts to throb, and High Chief Leon Trumpp leads his band of fourteen dan- cers into one of their many Indian ceremon- ials. This group of boys spends hours rehearsing new dances each week, along with brushing up on the old, to entertain groups of charitable purposes as well as sparking up our football game and socials. They meet at the different boys' homes to make new costumes and study dances and tribal customs sent to them by bona fide Indian tribes from all parts of the United States, Every dance they do is authentic, per- haps more than the Indians themselves can do i1'.' This tribe of young men also belongs to a national organization known as the White man lndian , whose members carry on the same activities. These fellows, along with the leadership of Mr. Thue, are to be commended on their fine work in this difficult undertaking. 100 Lane Tech Annual On the War Path USI-IERS CLUB Gentlemen Who Lead the Way Row 'l. KI Row 2. R isch, Dunn, Mr. Anderson, Delong, Gruenewalb. ohIeder,.lohnson, Brajcki, Hohmann, Barzowski. Row 3. Vicker, Lfebel, Burton,, Paul, Kinowski. 'HERE IS YOUR PROGRAM SIR Pleasing the Patrons OFFICERS President ..... ........... John Delong Vice-Persident -- -- Donald Klisch Secretary ..... -- Robert Jaeger Sgt,-at-Arms --- . .......... Robert Vicker OW POLITE CAN YOU BE? This ques- tion may well be settled for you by any one of the members of the Lane Tech Ushers Club, Under the direction of Mr. E. A. Anderson, the boys are taught to make a pleasing impression of Lane upon all audi- ences whom they usher into the seats of our very attractive auditorium. The instruction in polite public relations learned through the club meetings is put to use at the various activities of Lane, such as the Mask and Shears plays, the semi-annual concerts by the Music Department, and the gmduation exercises. Watch these boys and you will see elegance in action. January 1955 'l0'l PRINTERS CLUB OFFICERS Pres, ........ Jack Siedler Vice-Pres. .... Howard Shaw Sec'y. ...... . Robert Caspei Treas. -- James McLaughlin Sgt.-at-Arms -- Joseph Javan oys who plan to make printing their careers in life find the Printers Club a very helpful and interesting organization. ln this club they become acquainted with vari- ous aspects of the printing field, usually by means of a semi--annual tour through a major printing plant in the Greater Chicago area, there they learn of employment op- portunities and see the industry in action. The club meets during the lecture period in the regular class time. All their activities are carefully negotiated by the capable printers and sponsors, Mr. Beck, Mr. Sims, and Mr. Walker. TOP: Mr. Beck, instructor, and Mr. Thomas of the Linotype Company scraping a 54 year old Linotype. MIDDLE: Mr. Sims instructing students on makeup of eight-page form. BOTTOM: Printing the Daily on the Miehle Vertical. 102 Lane Tech Annual X 'H' :fini '41' 5.5 g 1 X ,V Y' Q? 2 A 3 '35 fri Q Wi'-r , 'viii is lil, es 'f-V fy is g -, , W K M 'gs G ws Z W5 um my PRINTERS CLUB Row 'I. Endres, Cuaa, CollinQ, Peito, Damelf, Nielsen, Henkles, Mr. Beck, Ulrich, Rozkuska, Nielsen, Paff, Edwards. Prvlzell. Row 2. Fick, Meyers, Rsinharl, Marecki, kooks, Rubino, Anders, Mullens, Kessler, Buckhardt, Rosenberg, Hill, Stevens. Row 3. Hagstrorn, Jensen, Halver- son, Rothbauer, Freisling, Heilz. Salm, Sans, Miller, Darauisfo, Capprealli, Scheffki. PRINTERS CLUB Row 1. Kromolickx, Piazza, Barron, McLaughlin, Mr. Walker, Hagman, Varney, Sosnowski, Jotzaf, Bach, Row 2. l-largus, Aniolowski, Lof- grein, Horst, O'Bayle, Volltrauer, Graas, We-nn, Shaw, Siedler, Berhordf. Row 3. Klasky, Scorza, Casper, Tornatore, Schultz, Jabos, Vercillo, Brzoza, Burton, Javan. Row 4. Mock, Quinn, Henning Nuccio, Peters, Collins, Kaminski. Johnson. PRINTERS CLUB Row 'I. Kohlrnan, Gowlovech, Wer- ba, Ulrich, Tayor, Mr. Sims, Davidson, Plofzife, Hougdahl, Mludek, Wilson, Juritz. Row 2. Hauer, Zawislak, Artner, Terp, Avesing, Christiansen, Barts, Mil- !er, Vernies, Klufh, Lee. Row 3. Duncan, Rymut, Malaria, Ecker, Carlson, Moskal, Wblke, Mikolsen, Monrgomry, Bailauer, Pagano, Row 4. Clark, Sena, Alvord, Salfa, Kross, Leon, Wesby, McCoshin, Prouenzano, Kroll. January 1955 103 SYMPHCN Y Championship Music OU CAN BE SURE that the term Mel- ody Maestros , when it is used at Lane, is being applied to our Symphony Or- chestra. To know how hard the members work to earn this title, you would have to visit one of their practice sessions. Under the compet- ent and experienced direction of Mr. Schnei- der, the members are taught to appreciate the fine points of the various forms and styles of music. However, the director does not stop thereg he teaches the boys how to make those pages of music sound stirring, and the results are wonderful. After all this, Mr. Schneider begins to pre- pare the members for the competition and the semi-annual concert. After he has these things completed.. -well, the Lane' Symphony Orchestre could well take its place alongside of any professional group. 104 Lone Tech Annual CRCHESTRA Classical and Modern Ima I L. - -, -..- if VIOLINS: Zlctoft-Mursky Concert Master, Yo n R. S' B u g, Inger, . Dibals, W. Stack, E, Lange, H. Humuston, R Rothrmcl, R. Lucuano, J. Kopp, L. Carlson, S, Larson, M. Lee, D. B I ogosav uevuc, P. Fable, J, Wvllcr, P Jcmbrzyckl, S. Hart, M. Pohlschmlat, H. Strom, P. Ross, N. VIOLAS: Wermuth, R. Schordgc, D. Corscllo, L Nass, R. Schcacr, W, Wnthcrspoon, W. CELLOS: Jones, R. Bachhouser, T. Varga, R. Eutcrnack, P Carlson S. Sochackl, R. BASSES: Knacck, E. Colby, R, Lorenz, F. W'nHnams, W. Pornarun, V. Maelicr, D, Dohcny, J FLUTES: Adams, C. Otuva, C. Sanacra, S. OBOES: Dobuas, D, Sanuk, C. Tulcr, C. CLARINETS: Kospcrskn J, Berg, G. Juluan, R. Malcc, V. BASOONS: Savage, G. Clauss, D. HORNS: Doss, D. Banner, B. Chrrstiansen K. TRUMPETS: Gabrncisvn, T. Woodvllle, D. Stanczyk, P. Podraza, V. TROMBONES: Hanson, W. Gallo, P Grahtrcc, A Dahlstrom, D BASS TUBA: Statucr, L. PERCUSSION: Andreottn, R. Pabst, D, Zxmmcrman, F 3 faa!W'l4 SPUR AND SADDLE The Fellows on Four-Foot Fury - ... .N 8 , Row 'l. Pecoraro, Tauber, Scplak Schomburg, Mr. Gescheidie, Un.son, Pohlman, Becker, Gaydos, Moran, Abbott. Row 2. Hunt, Sezoske, Hunt, Rock, Kane, Wisniowiski, Schmidt, Buck, Bcckcr, LeBoida. Row 3. Schaus, Simon, Segal, Scaturro, Kaos, Schmidt, Lowy, Perkaus, Loubsky, Muszynski. Steady, Boy! ' l i 106 Lane Tech Annual OFFICERS President ..... -.- ....... John Schamburg Vice-President -. ..... ...., J ohn Unison Secretary-Treasurer .......... Bill Pohlman Sgt.-at-Arms ---.. ......,..... Bill Becker Assistant Sgt.-at-Arms ........ John Gaydos ANE'S equitarians have been organized for over one quarter ofa century. Decades ago this club rode on the Lincoln Park Bridle Paths and in later years at Sportsman's Stables. Today, every Thursday at Happy Day Stables you can find our boys having a great time for themselves learning new tricks in the art of riding. Through the years the Spur and Saddle has been acknowledged as one of the finest recreational clubs at Lane. Its sole purpose is providing fun and fellowship for all, and creating good sportsmanship. The club offers a great variety of activities, which are planned by the officers under the guidance of Mr. Ge-scheidl. Besides the club's weekly two-hour rides, they offer semi-annual hayride parties, special three-hour rides, and co-ed rides with the girls of other high schools. SDCIAL CENTER COMMITTEE Boy Meets Girl Row Sanders, Row Ott. Row Baetz. OFFICERS Chairman ..... . ......... Kenneth Kleich Chairman ..... .. ......... Stephen Seplak Chief Hallguard .. ....... William Galluzzo Ticket-Takers --. ......... Hubert Hagan William Wilkie 9l.blic Address .- ..... - .... John Schaeffer SPONSORS Honorary Director -- Principal R.H. Sanders Directors .............. G. O. Meierdierks W. A. Suter Dance ........ .. ........... l. Szymanski Door ........... . .......... W. Kuecker Tickets ....... -. .............. G. Piper Cloak Room 81 Hallguards .... J. S. Rodger HE LANE TECH Recreation Center Com- mittee is proud of the record it has acquired through the past semesters. The average attendance for all the dances has been about llOO persons per dance in this series. The group is constantly working to maintain and improve upon the traditions and customs of the Lone Tech social dances. The members serve in many capacities, such as hallguards, ticket-takers, hosts, making decor- ations, planning programs, and above all, see- 'l. Hagan, Schaeffer, Galluzzo, Mr. Rodger, Mr. Meierdierks, Miss Szymanski, Mr. Suter, Mr. Mr. Kuecker, Kleich, Seplak, Duray, Wilkie. 2. Lewitz, Sarau, George, Cutro, Weindorf, Lash, Corsella, Russo, Rottau, Dinshel, Patterson, 3. Budnik, Swanson, Giammona, Schlotthauer, Moessing Delong, Strysick, Puff, Mytty, Nchrkc, ing that everything runs smoothly. The Lane Tech Recreation Committee intends to con- tinue its efforts to keep the social dances the best in the city. Ready for Fun January 1955 'IO7 7 2 l ,' 1 SMITH - HUGHES AUTO Row I. Ecnok, F 0.0, Horkor, Mr Vfsckcr, Johnson, Brclckn, Kulzqr. Row 2. Mocrtcns, Kllsch, Grybos, Ffxbnntc, Korclzky, Blcckowskc, Nclscl. Row 3. Fredrick, Bogusz, Pletros DITTWOQQIO, CPITISYIODSCH, Kufncr, Plotrowskl Row 4. Guskos, Wcndcl, Krojecki Klnowskl. ni 4 .- T-. .ig Wd?-1 q,q, -llieinuf in-, is af 'ng Nl! 9xQ.iv,94,,v ' if Q9 s97ud' SMITH AUTO sf SMITH-HUGHES AUTO Row I. Gosuorowskn, Wahl, Kelly Kompo, Mr. Packer, Klnng, Komko, Johan- son, Cednxck Row 2. Busscr, Lonjc, Eurns, Her- rng, Hum, Brandt, Grcwc. Row 3. Bolozy, l.cwon:1ow,kl, Wo - 71 nor, Holuth, Knlck, Hunvody, Skoro .D m Q 'A l 4 4 ,T ST E- 5 Y S ff? l 9 .1 V ' r'-Q gf3'L'9l', 5 ' W 4 THHW 11 vu 5,- , . SMITH - HUGHES AUTO Row 1. Zrcllnskn, Corlson, Lum! Mr McMullen, Mocchr, Jonson, Lodo. Row 2. Huntoon, Poloch, Llebcrcnz Yoclan, Abfoll, Rohn, Perot. Row 3. Pugmy, Winkler, Motusnc- WICZ. 101' Lane Tech Annual HUGHES MACHINE SMITH - HUGHES AUTO Row 1. Wusn ewskn, Gschw nd, Dons, Mr. McMullen, Kasper, Pahlke, Nelson Baftaglia. Row 2. Dawson, Gorko, Curhs Fxalkowskn, Anderson, Welker, Pgpawgki Row 3. G'I'r1ei,ter, San porn, Ca Ison Verh, Hauslein, Prnfz. SMITH HUGHES MACHINE Row Grenfel Ressler Gu'I or Klemenz Hauser Mou er Schone Metrow Row an nger Bostuen Folk Oersscr, Scarpmafo Schodtler, Wonka, Kosmotin M. Eckl. Row 3. Paul, Sherrill, Schmolz, Von Mleghem, Rofkowskr, Semple, Denber. January 1955 109 1 six , if SMITH-HUGHES MACHINE 5 N Row 'l. Olsen, Moms, Csestocho wski, Grunnmger, Barone, Snepl, Cozzl. Row 2. Russo, Sololowski, dorf, Stein, Kaslxmere, Stachura, Mr. Eckl. Row 3. Kehl, Geler, Sahagi sner, Dolofowskn, Plaza, D Dereng. Gordon Stroms Carlson n, Ren- uignon, Holdmg Authonty lLL THE PRCSECUTOR please step forward and state the case agaInst the defendant? Yes your honor SaId defendant was found r InnIng and causIng a general commotnon In lfc corrIdors Thus another case IS brought before the SIudent Court an organIzatIon workIng In coIcIunctIon wIth our Lane Student CouncIl bponsored by Mr Thue the Student CouncIl n as ITS maIn purpose the promotIon of closer relatIons between student and school and the Student Court IS a good example of he faIrness wIth whIch dIscIplIne problems crnong the student body are handled by the tudents themselves Through dIvIsIon repre entatIves who brIng forth problems to be lI cussed at the regular weekly meetungs the CouncIl helps to Improve the school and con dItIons In the schf ol accordIng to student and You ve Been a Bad Boy 'Ns 110 Lane Tech Annual STUDENT STUDENT COURT Row 'I RIchards Moessmg Mr Thue NIcol Johnson Row 2 Szczesny VIschuls Jarvs Row 3 Hltsche Schoen Perschke Spam dome of the other Important OCTIVITIGS nandled by the CouncIl are assembly programs uch as the Talent Show and VOFIOUS addresses by people of InIerest presented durIng the year The Lane QEFVICE L are handled aIrectly by the Councnl as are many other school SSYVICSS The members of thIs club and theIr sponsor Mr Thue are to be commended for the ter FITIC Iob they are aoIng to keep Lane the School of ChampIonsl OFFICERS PresIdent John DeJong V ce PresIdent Herb Moessmg Eyec Com ChaIrmon Howard Bobroff Secretary Roger WIllIams Se geant at Arms Gerald JOVVIS 0 U ' i V I I I . I iz ll ll ' . , . L ' . ' ll TI' . I L' . . . . I I ' . ' I U5 ' A I I f . . . . . . l 5 , - - ' , ' . - , ' , l. I . ' I lf l- ff . . N -' 1 . I r, I I - . . . X . V .L .clculty needs. . . . . C ' I g. . u 1 u J - ' ' I. 5' 1 1 - II 1 ll . . S . . I . I 1 I T . is . 4 W . t . . ..... 5 ' yi ------'--------- . . I ' f . 1 .I - - ,,-,,, U--- ' GOVERNMENT E STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1. Nicol, Roffer, Julian, Bobroff, Moessing, Mr, Thue, De Jong, Williams, Kusncr, Jarvis, Russo, Szczesny. Row 2. Heagney, Reeger, Kuehn, Mulnix, Crum, Roach, Pacyna, Hurt, Paul, Wolfson, Mosicr. Row 3. Brooks, Eushnik, Mosser, Chruscinsky, George, Hauser, Hilquist, Archacki, Weiner, Brill, Dunn. Row 4. Wilke,Olson, Anderson, Amsfodf, Walsh, Carter, Weren, Krumsieg, England, on fx. Y ai. 5 PUBLICITY COMMITTEE BUDGET COMMITTEE Row 'l. King, Sfemplien, Mrs. Weber, Mr. Row 'l. Schloffhauer, Mr. Clasen, Kurodo Glick, Nabor, Schoenrock. Shopin. Row 2. Faber, Gutowsky, Borucki, Hermann, Row 2. Macholl, Trojan, Weber, Takorz. York. Row 3. Phillips, Bogar, Drabik. January 1955 'Ill STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1. George, Nicol, Roller, Juluan, Bobroff, Moessung, Mr, Thue, De Jong, Vvrllioms, Kusner, Jarvn: Russo, Szczesny. Row 2. Kanakes, Fryer, Valeme, Vischulis, Loubsky, Klafl, Flsher, Tavenner, Nakamura, brrong, Lanyon, Menas. .. Row 3. Zane, Hvmon, Crandall, Gulberf, Drzemola, Keornesy, Brooks, Buczok, Anderson, Hendricks, Rolllns, Moran, Rosenthal. Row 4. Graas,Tomoszewski, Heinrich, Hanke, Fogerman, Marti, Bosczynski, Longford, Perschke, Beckker, Hammond, Ingersoll. 112 Lane Tech Annual MIRROR- M PE ON DE WALL wuos THE Co Le 1' nam ALL Mae:-rrY SENIOIZ YOU nlinqsp THE N KGHT x AWAY .I ff- Y SLIDE RULE Applied Math 'fr fx LFE :fag ,z Row Brown Snebeck Behnke Mr Shattow Kusner Cashman, Stephen Row Brandt ltchara Chan, Grayen Fryer Spam Geracl Row Krueger Lmdholm Kuczera, Gruenler Grnkmams Voegtle Stanke Row James, Lantz Koenneman Matz Hoube Johnston Seegert TOOL DESIGNERS Creators of Industrial Implements Row 1. Petersmeyer, Laine, Gonzalez, Colin, Mr. Shattow, Zwierzycki, Misik, Lorenz, Hibler. Row 2.. .Zielinski, Shutty, Tennell, Weder, Lopez, Jackowski, Laranae. Row 3. Kay, Watte, Coombs, Haugen, Vogt, Stanisz, Hartigan. Row 4. Olson, McCIusky, Hoffman, Krason, Sailer. 114 Lane Tech Annual STAMP CLUB Philatelists OFFICERS President .............. Martin Reinhart Vice-Persident ...,......... Frank Bartos Secretary ................... Roy Olson Treasurer .............. Dietrich Baltzer Sgt.-at-Arms ..... .... - - John Davis OULD A PERSON be arrested for being a philatelist? Of course notl A Phil- atelist is a stamp collector, and, Lane being such a diversified school, naturally there is a stamp club here. The members of this club have found that collecting stamps can be educational as well as interesting land if one happens to come across a rare issue, it can also prove very profitablel. While at home in a comfortable chair, one can let his Imagination carry him to far-off lands through stamps in his collection. Pictures of wild animals, exotic plants, famous people, boats, planes, and towering mountains are but a few of the subjects used on stamps, and much information can be gained just by ex- amining the pictures on the stamps of the various nations. tp 'N-fs? N'-. xg? XQNXQ . Trading-Important Phase of the Hobby Mr. Hjertstedt gives generously of his time and enthusiasm toward the success of this club. l Row 1. Thomas, Reinhart, Bartos, Mr. Hjertstedt, Olson, Entin, Feren. Row 2. Gruenhut, Bujnowski Davis, Klinger, Frank, Fanselon, Lamberty. Row 3. Gaunt, Haas. 'IIS January 'I 955 BOWLING CLUB Row 1. Urban, Clark, Allred, Archakl, Pelersen, Adamowski, Hansen, Perschke, Mr, Seiberf, Norton, Grewe, Binder, Piehl, Anderson, Cholke, Daniels. Row 2. Vader, McNeil, Gray, Perry, Miller, Kordas, Wolf, Eckert, Lauffenberger, Ponsolle, Wagner, Gorniak, Podlin, Kordas, Schmitz, Eendis, Hays. Row 3. Deck, Hering, Haas, Buscl-mer, Hilmer, Post, Wazorick, Cerotzke, Dettloff, Horst, Bielen- berg, Barfusch, Grunewald, Dinschel, Lehman, Nelson, Sailer. Row 4. Sorman, Klanclc, Walz, Miller, Mullen, Becker, Jensen, Baron, Lambert, Carney, O'Halloran, Singer, Diete, Koehler, Petersen. 116 Lune Tech Annual HALL GUARD Officers Corridor Dictotors Row 1. Burton, Aguilar, Leonard, Mr. Rosenblum, Carson, Kusner, Lund. Row 2. Bollinger, Ricordati, Kreiter, Moss, Skarda, Iversen. Row 'I. Kumler, Leibforth, Sham- hart, Mr. Rosenblum, Paul, Hoffman, Mach. Row 2. Nyden, George, Joseph, Swanson, Galluzzo. Row 3. Sfuntz, Dunn, Liss, Tooney, Becker. Row 1. Zlafoff, Rosnau, Mandro, Fedorchak, Pietrucia, Mr. Rosenblum Braun, Ansani, Hahn, Klingcr, Spice Rehder. Row 2. Klein, Aguilar, Staszewski, Sfanaszek, Breitenfeld, Bucaro, Stephen, Gerif, Herron, Segal, Boornes, Sadowski Row 3. Krass, Binder, Evers, Dop pke, Crabtree, George, Shomharf, Lores, Rofzoll, Hamilton. Happmann, Towhill, Puff, Kuchynka. Row 4. Wallor, Por1:ro,Beier,Janik, Matz, Liedlke, Mertes, Peterson, Capellani Kruvalis. January 1955 'II7 gf' 1 OLYMPIANS Row 1. Schenkel, Jonilonis, Oznwski, Mc, Kenzie, Harmone, Brostrom, Sundeen, Mr. Fossler, Kleinfedt, Holmer,, Kozemzak, Larson, Hermesdorf,Hage. Row 2. Merchut, Budnik, Young, Miller, Gstafson, Bruno, Meyer, Neuman, Bell, Wul, Shoh, Bennson. Row 3. Frendries, Haberkorn, Bradley, Wolf, Wanat, Vlahos, Kasperek, Shipcock, Koski, Moriarty. Row 4. Lietzow, Bollinger, Witter, Hansen Gutowsky, Kowal, Bailey, Schlotthauer, Frendreis. LANE HI-Y Row 'I. Alexader, Priolo, ltahara, Mr, Sherman, Nuccio, Bogra, Campbell. Row 2. Ono, Drexler, Feldman, Klem, Sparo, Fltzjerrells, Blomberg, Row 3. Falkner, Berdi, Cali, Sweet, Siegfried. 118 Lone Tech Annual ROBOT CLUB Row 1. Lund, Ostness, Porps Wolf, Fessler, Bartusch, Kapke, Mr. Heflin, Brauneker, Russo, Zimmer, Manusus, Emmert, Overby, Hull. Row 2. Brandel, Scharm, Scheible. Schwegel, Anognostopoulos, Kuroda, Burton, Blackowske, Brown, Shaw, Voehringer. Row 3. Schlotthauer, Johnson, Klemchek, Benson, Peterson, Lietzow, Gilbert, Mayer, Lohmueller, Mack, Springer, Gojeske, George. Row 4. Larsoon, Zlotoff, Mirsky, Braun, Dobios, Witte, Schoene, Resch. Row 'I. Liedtke, McGovern, Foss, Bednarczyk, Elsinger, Focht, Seinfeld, Wilis, Davs, Chabi, Colin, Conrad, Moro, Aumuller, Belzer, Busczynski,P'eterson, Zielinski. Row 2. Petke, Brehmer, McHugh, Laos, Davis, Schultz, Ams, Kocol, Wayne, Enfin, Keller, Raida, Casten, Hartman, Gora, Hughes. Row 3. Lindholm, Voight, Rebscher, Fagerman, Atkinson, Kaufmann, Burgo, Rose, Cashman, Peterson, Malikie, Basiger, Bartels, Wallenberg, Schwartz, McLaii, Hanson. Row 4. Blank, Phillips, Holmes, Sufana, Peters, Fanselaw, Krueger, Voss, Anderson, McCue, Rubel, Draper. January 1955 'I 'I 9 TRAFFIC ENGINEERS An Ounce of Prevention Row 1. Kreiter, Klein, Pillar, Peterson,Smally, George, Mangrum, Mr. Siebert, Boroff Du ncan, Rosenau, Daniels, Eberhard, Sosnowski, Hohmonn, Leonard. Row 2. Eldridge, Schiska, Kaufmann, Melgard, W1tte, Shogren, Stehl, Asato, Fossial, MacArthur Clouser, Brzoza, Kaplin, Fischer, Rohleder. gg ,L Row 3. Zawlstowski, Hendricks, Hayes, Vicker, Wenzev, Ostrowskl, Jarecki, Jelen Marrese Kanakes, Wundernich, Horeis, Voigt, Moscinski,Harker. Row 4. Bartman, Schski, Loellbach, Schaetel, Liss, Lukowski, Ott, Nilkie, Yanan, Ollila Drexler Walkowiak, Cunningman, Wentz. fit 1 K lg f ' Wll fs . . g f K X fl .- - r 0 ! .mfb-,MIL 2 - QT f 5 D' fl L fl l. r r :-ij-jf:'.j zu- 4, l lu! L OLD IT! Stand back! When you hear XX -N these commands issued by white-belt X ed non-equestrains at 7:45 A M., you - - can be pretty sure you're in the neighborhood of Lane. These Laneites sacrifice their morning rest in order to protect the many students of the school and keep Lane's population large. Under the capable direction of Mr. Sie- 69.0 bert, the traffic engineers are responsible for , our outstanding record of not having a major ,gs X accident throughout the history of Lane. MT!- f. 120 Lane Tech Annum LUFTOA Profs of Tomorrow Row 1. Neophitos, Lee, Abbott, Young, Blanchard, Mr. Ehrlich, Bobroff, Ozlowski, Zeunert, Budnik, Drochner. Row 2. Tuler, Chruscinski, Brandt, Kuehn, Marcotte, Bauer, Salners, Brooks, Lange, Gotschall. Row 3. Sonik, Mudry, Doden, Witte, Voegtle, Gwiasda, Brooks, Kokot, Brown. READIN' WRI T IN' 7-BI T HME T IC' Q4 sr 2: -g Q- Q53 OFFICERS President ..... - ....... George Blanchard Vice--President - ......... Howard Bobroff Secretary ..,............. Robert Abbott Treasurer .....,,.......... Adam Kohot Sgt.-at-Arms ...,............. Al Young UFTOA Sounds like the name of a big company, doesn't it? It may not be a big company, but it's going to be big business some day, because it stands for the Lane Unit Future Teachers of America. Its able pilot, Mr. Ehrlich, is opening the way to experiences in teaching. For example, the boys fill in for teachers in emergencies: also there is ci group of boys called The Owls , who are sponsored by LUFTOA. These boys engage in tutoring of students who need as- sistance in their ccademic work. So your chil- dren, Laneites, will be in good hands some day. January 'I955 'l2'l R.o.'r.Cw E H S I 1 X5 9 . 7 5 I aw f iv ff - N m f f -VN Q, 1 f fm, 5 0: Nm ? u 6' 1 yi 5 l gnu nw! 4.524 Si -Wix 61.32 K N X Nik 1, 3 r SN x XS I Yee XM W JXMJKKMN. R HI 'Ilya' .5 gm.. 5 ZH , g 4nu- omg Z Z ' 1 ...i .--IH A- 1, . us , ' i'--ITA. w I S12 REGIMENTAL STAFF BATTALION STAFF 1. Wagner, Mullen, Witte, Capt. Hanley, Delong, Moone, Leland. Row 'I. Hohmann, Fretland, Anderson, Dl- Rov 2. Rock, Peterson, Oswald, Halvarson. varco, M-Sgt. Kuhlman, Koenig, Reynolds, Gums, Bersch, Fitzgerald. Row 2. Ficarotta, Weindorf, Leonard, Tauber, Bennett, Wrobel, Davis, Vogt, Zygowigz, Lewis. GENERAL STAFF HE GENERAL STAFF of the Reserve Of- ficers' Training Corps is divided into four components, they are the Regi- mental Staff and the three Battalion Staffs. Fach of these takes care of matters pertain- ing to its own particular segment of the RO- TC. Each staff consists of a Commander, Executive Officer, Adjutant, Intelligence Of- ficer, Plans and Training Officer, and a Supply Officer. The Commander and the Executive Officer supervise the work of their staff and the training of their unit, the Adju- ficer takes care of publicity and keeps an up- to-date history of the unit, the Plans and Training Officer ossigns classes to the officer tont publishes all orders of the Commander, takes cfle of promotions, and supervises the handii ' out of awards, the Intelligence Of- ord makes up training schedules: the Supply Officer is in charge of issuing and receiving uniforms. On each staff there are assis- rants-two on each Battalion Staff and twelve on the Regimental Staff. The Cadet Colonel, or Regimental Com- mander, this semester is Witte, the Battalion 124 Lane Tech Annual Commanders being Cdt. Lt. Col. Anthony Divarco, Cdt. Lt Col. Walter Koenig, and Cdt. Lt. Col. Joseph Wrobel. - Conference of Stfategists Row 1. Rockcastle, Leland, Mullen, Delong, Witte, Capt. Hanley, Divarco, Koenig, Wrobel, Moone, Halvarson, Menas. Row 2. Fretland, Bersch, Fitzgerald, Kidd, Valente, Scaturro, DuSold, Macholl, Larson, Fischer, Anderson, Hammond. Row 3. Schenck, Leonard, Franzen, Braun, Gums, Reynolds, Jaeger, Humiston, Williams, Vogt, Hohmonn. O lgw 4. Krueger, Georoc, Davis, Tauber, Stebbins, Lindmark, Bennett, Goldfarb, Lewis, Wagner, swa . OFFICERS AND INSTRUCTORS Exponents of Military Peclagogics HE OFFICERS and the instructors are - the backbone ot the Lane Regiment. They are the ones who teach the ca- T dets, inspect them, drill them, and do all other tasks necessary to the functioning of this unit. The officers devote their extra time to administrative work and spend their regu- lar time in teaching, inspecting, and drilling the cadets. They also must form the nucleus ot each extra-curricular activity within the ROTC, and give more of their spare time to if. The instructors this semester are Capt. Hanley, M-Sgt. Kuhlman, M-Sgt. Price, and SFC Appling. They are all regular Army men 1 who have been specially assigned to the Chi- cngo Public School System's ROTC program. Rav 1. Capt. Hanley, M-Sgt. Kuhlman. Row 2. M-Sgt. Price. S.F.C. Appling. January 1955 125 ow 1. Langner, Petersen, White, Sgt. Kuhlman, Leland, Moon, Pete Ro 2. Eddington, Rockcastle, Stebbins, Cerini, Bodzioch. RIFLE TEAM Ma rksmen of Note OFFICERS Team Captain .......... Robert Peterson Team Co-Captain -- -- Donald Jenkinson Executive Officer --- .... Roger Leland Secretary ...... --- Everett Moone Treasurer --- -- James Rockcastle Sgt.-at-Arms- -- --- William Witte NE OF THE OUTSTANDING TEAMS at Lane is the- ROTC Rifle Team. The main purpose of the team is to develop shooting knowledge and skill among those who are able to qualify. The outstanding matches during the- year are the City Championship, 5th Army, and the Hearst Trophy matches. Section winners in the city matches are determined by a se- ries of matches within each section. The two top teams in the section then fire- in the play- off matches for the championship. The 5th Armiy and the Hearst trophy matches, which 126 Lane Toell Annual are fired in the iate winter, can lead to na- tional recognition. Lane has won the City Rifle Team Cham- picnship seven times since the competition began in 1926, winning years were 1931, 1933, 1934, 1946, 1950, 1952, and 1953. ln addition they finished second five times and have never finished lower than tenth. Also, in 1934 Lane went on to win the Sixth Corps Area match, and the Middle West Championship in the William Randolph Hearst National Rifle Matches. M-Sgt. Paul Kuhlman has charge of rifle instruction this year. COMPANY A Row 'l. Brueck, Mecko, Oswald, Fischer, Bennett, Larson, Stebbins, P'rice, Hammond, Witte Halvarson, Andersen, Cardin, Toennies, Jensen. Row 2. Schubert, Kawell, Jameson, Espe, Benecke, Herron, Engler, Piazza, Pankiewicz, Pankiewicz Barluski, Engelhart, Blaul, Srtom. Row 3. Sounhein, Rogers, Czart, Wong, Wahout, Miner, Herman, Jacobee, Stone, Sniber, Wucki Delia, Henry, Hong, Roche, Durrett. Row 4. Eikost, Billet, Bergman, Ingersoll, Spannraft, Burnett, Miczko, Kurth, Partyka, Puff Gorka, Pearson, Prange, Stoll, Schiller. Row 5. Kraaz, Nelson, Freiman, Baloah, Hagan, Abbott, Nelson, Varga, Koeb, Edwards, Kuper Niezyniecki, Weindorf, Signorelli, Eicher. I COMPANY B Row 1. Hill, Arns, Peak, Gray, Klatt, Craw-ford, Brown. Row 2. Schenck, Vollmer, Braun, Hohmann, Krueger, Divarco, Goenig, S.F.C. Appling, Witte Mullen, Scaturro, Anderson, Fischer, Schaper, Sadowski, Langner. Row 3. Thorson, Leland, Bradx, Olson, Hette, Bournes, Lee, Guzy, Augouststas, Dix, Crum Bergstrom, Tiedemann, Comella, Krass, Devito, Andersen. Row 4. MacFarlane, Grote, Schweig, Trost, Strett, Jacobsen, Conroy, Cash, Bartley, Maiwurm Ficarotta, Brown, Wolnik, Kunow, Sherwin, Klemz, Fioretto. Row 5. Mroz, Balder, Bay, Bezjian, Enquist, Yunker, Becker, Scholz, Dobbin, Dmuchowski, Frank Rabin, Trojan, Polewko. January 1955 Row 'I. Zygocwicz, Memos, Dusold, Braun, Gedroe, Fischer, M-Sgt. Price, Mullen, Krueger, Wagner, Valente, Hammond, Anderaon. Row 2. Murphy, Lantz, Galluzzo, Loebig, Zegzda, Noel, Miller, Spiegel, Nonlek, Hong. Row 3. MacFarlane, Spinger, Funderbuck, Kist, Boyke, Murawski, Kushner. Row 4. Jorgensen, Daniels, Velleux, Farelow, Moonar, Stewart, Frytz, Abbott, Koenneman, Fonale. COLOR GUARD The Men behind the Flags OFFICERS Color Guard Commander - Cdt Capt, Fischer Executive Officers ...... Cdt. Major Mullen Cdt. Major Krueger On Exhibition Lane Tech Annual HE PARADE IS ABOUT TO BEGIN. The cadets are lined up and ready to go. The music starts. Forward, MARCH! is heard, and all feet begin to move. Out in front, four cadets carrying two flowing flags lead the procession. They are the Lane color guardl The Lane ROTC color guard is one of the smallest organizations of the ROTC at Lane, and under the direction of its sponsor, M-Sgt. C. Price, the military instructor, and its cadet officer, Cdt. Captain Fischer, it has become one of the finest. The sponsor's job is to ar- range the' guard's outside activities and plan its training, and the cadet officer's duty is to drill and train the old and new members. COMPANY C Row I. Ganoe, Jannsen, Sedlock, Casper, Craig, Cermai, Bolke, Grnbbens, Witte, P'erica, Maeszkow- ska, Souch, Frank, Letto, Vetter. Row 2. l-lendrlks, Garcno, Relf, Krueger, Hohman, F-eterson, Delong, Divarco, Wnttc, Landmark, Moone, Eberhard, Muller, Hemnger, Zegzda, Palese. Row 3. Walter, Becker, Salcmcuk, Reumold, Peterson, Dovls, Sadowskl, Lindgren, Henlenn, Kroll, Sfrlqnn, Gascon, Grnner, Jozwiok, Morris, Kelly, Schweug. Row 4. Krause, Aloss, Lee, Lehman, Schoeppl, Springer, Wrnght, Vanderberg, Anderson, Funnern, Clark, Spuegel, Bertram, Krumin, Noncek, Viken, Brandi, Johnson. Row 5. Harder, Horrel, Merlin, Parat, Jarecki, Kohn, Schoeben, Drexler, Zygowicz, Anderson, Janik, Berg, Murawski, Dapporg, Holmes, Kirschner, Klsf, Peterson. COMPANY D Row 'l. Kolaslnski, Wilkenlng, Monroe, Begun, Row 2. Chrnsfensen, MMilko,, Ursin, Liieder, Gowa, Plofrowskl, M-SGT. Prlce, Pelesen, Ott, Clouser, Brewer, Muller, Spice, Schimpf. Row 3. Evans, Zorn, Lynch, Hofman, Strange, Belzer, Czarf, Moore, Bernerd, Bernera, Pecht Whnfney, Grohn, Wuckl. Row 4. McHugh, Katzbeck, Latino, Krrster, Dohms, Lewandowsku, Tullnch, Mueller, Breede, Nichols Kuboszewskn, Kuehn. Row 5. Lundberg Kohn, Pferffer, Anderson, Rydzinski, Rebscher, Dahl, Kesfeloof, Jonkowskm Pnlllnps, Fltzgerald. January 1955 I29 Row 'l. Moone, l-lohrnann, Bennet, Dejong, Koenig, Divarco, Witte, M-Sgt. Kuhlman, Mullen, Bersch, Lindmark, Wagner, Fischer, Scaturo. Row 2. Thorson, Valente, Miner, Brewer, Hong, Wucki, Augustatos, Kushner, Menas, Bovke. Springer, Ingersoll. Row 3. Eckert, Murawski, Dippong, Bursett, DuSold, Fairbanks, Hammond, Fanale, Billet, Hurniston. Row 4. Zvoowrcz, Drexler, Klein, Abbott, Jarvis, Pfeifer, Petersen, Haaan. CRACK DRILL HE CRACK DRILL PLATOON is one of most honored groups in the ROTC at Lane. These cadets are about the best- locking and best-drilled in the entire ROTC. The platoon is made up of twenty-nine ca- dets, a platoon leader, and a prompter. The platoon leader keeps the platoon in order and up-to-date on all movements and facings. lt is the job of the prompter to assist the pla- toon leader with his commands. OFFICERS Plt. Ldr. ...... Cdt. Col. William C. Witte Prompters -- Cdt Lt. Col. Anthony Divarco Cdt. Major Cassius Mullen 130 Lone Tech Annual P 19 Row 1. Rcsspank, Jay, Papciak, Huete, Helwig, Siensland, Debs, Sperandeo, Roach, Reale, Carlson, Berns. COMPANY E Row 2. Hauf, Stevens, Newins, Ehm, Humistan, Lange, Mena, Fischer, S.F.C. Appllng, Bersch, Wag- ner, Tauber, Sifzgerald, Loebig, Blornberg, Lant. Row 3. Klinger, Nuel, Kalliwsky, Lippert, Marsh, Schintg, Kaplan, Wolf, Willis, Lipskky, Lee, Schaus, Golubski, Brooks Kudewholdt, Healy. Row 4. Larsson, Ross, Henkles, Crouse, Bauer, Anzalowe, Gorli, Nielsenn, Frytz, Allen, Kreterfleld, Klein, Nielsen, St. Marie, Eckert. Row 5. Williams, Colby, Drienka, Jorgensen, Tanselow, Paul, Doden, Wilkens, Stewart, Wegener, Koenneman, Wacek, Canson,, Kupferer. COMPANY F Row 1. Pels, Johnsoon, Borin, Goldfarb, Lewis, Rockcatle, Rockcasfle, M-SGT, Kuhlmam, Williams, Moone, Lecnara, Macholl, Cammers, Smith. Row 2. Jarvis, Dallwig, Cook, Jankovsky, Hattes, Cassata, Roclder, Noecker, Fries, Engel, Talaga, Kuehn, Hoagland, Schu.+ze. Row 3. Hubbard, Anderson, Cashman, Thompsoen, Bodzioch, Bretag, Eckenboy, Weith, Carpenter, Huffman, Pagiluca, Fong, Vesper. Row 4. Spohnholz, Zellmer, Rohlede, Ulrich, Massow, Aurelius, Maleski, Nelsen, Gaul, Eddmgton, Hufenick. January 1955 'l3'l Row 'I. Rutkowski, Van Gemert, Crandall, Andreotti, Zimmermann. Row 2. Sutton, Golinski, Klein, Julian, Malec, Savage, Kasperski, Saidera, Flack, Bernath, Bogut, Labuda, Roed. Row 3. Johnson, Anderson, Lyons, Stasch, Lotz, Hennings, Riha, Wroblewski, Alton, Binner, Christensen. Row 4. Katzbeck, Reif, Tonkinson, Becker, Jembrzycki, Voighf, Cygan, Stanczyk, Padraza, Mueller, Miller, Kilian, Dumerer, Menchey, Posen, Woodville. Row 5. Lundgren, Golle, Dalstrom, Crabtree, Stauter, Miller, Hanson, Partington. Ch ARCHING down Michigan Avenue in the Annual Cadet Day parade may be seen one of the city's finest military bands--Lane's own R.O.T.C. Band. First or- ganized in i935 as an R.O.T.C. band as sep- arate from our own Concert Band, it has grown to a marching band of over sixty-five pieces . 132 Lane Tech Annual lts fame as an excellent group has made it very much in demand. It is always in fine fet- tle at football games and at Federal Inspec- tion, where it brightens the scene with the white cross belts, white spots, and white hel- mets. The band keeps growing each year and does full credit to the School of Champions. COMPANY G Row 1. Wolamin, Burns, Fryer, Prill, Rendak, Ciangi, Guthrie, Wise, Gronven, Stone, Sampson, Bloom, Giddens, Holdeman, Pealov, Lamkey. Row 2. Eisonring, Schmaut, Schwartz, Zaidel, Sladaritz, Bennett, Anderson, Fischer, DuSold, Delong, M-SGT. F-rice, Jaeger, Wrobel, Leonard, Gedroc, Kidd, Braun, Menas, P'okuta, Thompson. Row 3. Springer, Ericson, Romano, Shogren, Kanter, Decker, Feldbauer, Lipasek, Grachus, Gumiela, Zielinski, Donato, Weber, Mueller Mulnix, Wenzl, Stolteben,Healy, Kushner. Row 4. Eickstadt, Schrader, Schultz, Course, Sochack, Weren, Snare, Roeschel, Novak, Scharrn, Funderburk, Johnson, Murohy, Girnino, Resch, Healy, Hasslet, Zack. Row 5. Wahlgren, Brattin, Fay, Mason, Klaar, Tauel, Collins, Hauser, Jacobsob, Zimmer, Ruer, Conroy, Oostdyk, Mooneyham, Lonask, Hoffmann, Sekulic, Schaetcv. 4 ' . M K . X, COMPANY H Row 1. Noel, Galiuzzi, Wilkie, Rosenthal, Holmann, Davis, Delong, Wrobel, Applinng, Valente Bennett, Franzen, Wagner, Wilk, Wiltgeni, Kielczywski. Row 2. Corsello, MacPherson, Neeb, Mules, Miller, Kauernann, Bringmann, Holtz, Herwig, Vellen Doniels,, Lachata, Fairbanks, Lanfz, Brandt, Ruppeck, Zahnow, Row 3. Slowik, Dobias, Vargas, Molna, Fbie, Clarkk, Nelson, Lewandowski, Vogel, Patelskr, Back Hartmann, Sinclair, Gray, Kurta, Norris. Row 4. Lasky, Bischoff, Buchhauser, Czaukowski, More, Martin, Staschke, Chruscins, Adams Pzalskng, Vannoorst, Cartwright, Wilkke, Johnson, Clark, Early, Schuh. January 1955 133 C Z . 1 1 f at 53: as 1- -ax Qi. . , W ' Q X ,BX VZ- L, 'A Q- X , ! X 1 SPCRTS xw , 3 X L15 ' M Xf 2-2 My M A EEN? A XO i X N- 5 X Hif- N. VF 4543 fx ,. N 1 ' 1 :. X ,, Z .Liana SAYS GOODBYE is PP I f I X wk sgfm s :six s ,, eq WW 1 X v 1. . ig :Ee 3 ifgifi -.psig f fs '3 ,I . f 53:5 TO A GREAT Spawhman COACH UMBRIGHT XX I m not retiring-l'm rehiring. These were the words of Coach Umbright in a recent interview. They, however, are inadequate-there is so much to say. But what he has given to Lane speaks for itself. The honor and sportsmanship that have long been as- sociated with Coach Umbright will be missed. l would like to get in the line of per- sonnel. l've had three or four offers from the San Fernando Valley region, where I will be spending the Christmas with my kids. l attended Lane as a student. l started my teaching career here in 'l9'l9, some thirty-five years ago, and l'm getting stale. Every year is the same, it's getting monotonous-only the kids are different. And every year it takes a little more out of me, l'm not a kid any more. Now don't get me wrong. The best years of my life have been spent in the halls of Lane. The faculty have been just fine, and l couldn't ask to work with a fin- er bunch of boys. Some of them I wish were my own sons. Sad words for Lane! The man who coached Phil Cavaretta, among dozens of other champs, is leaving Lane! This is hard to believe. Q, W5 K - f. 'H ' . mn 'af' M 4 X 1 Fi Q. .53 az.: 'qils x nu. -5 an on p-up 1 an -ln- tsun- nun... L S 3-'Zi ii x ' - ,av ...- -...H-35 ..:., ., 1 '-W... Q: is 'f , 1 if ,vig 5925 Q f :,:A ,Q - X -Q. : X xv- I f ,X , N. j f L-f ..,--4' mx, 9 EW in - W WMA QM ., ,. Y ,I S , X pu 'X Sw J, . 4, Wiifff ,, ,A afk FY ...I ' , VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 Ol o Mg Ott Estep Van De heyde Kelle G unninger, Capt, Hicks, Henry, Piermattei, ow e er usso ome Moes Q Matz P te san, Kerler, Lovejoy, Diete, Pruolo, Arriico, Ballaue TISKET TASKET GREEN AND YELLOWBASKET UP WeG ' u ASTER! swafeh men? cur! These are the shouts heard during basketball prac- tice. Everyone is hustling under the first year as senior team coach, is doing everything to provide Lane with as good a team as is usually seen here. He has the services of only five of last year's team. However, up from the Frosh-Soph team are a number of fine players. Fred Gruninger, captain of the team, will probably lead the offensive attack, He has the most experience on the team, having been on last year's starting five. He is backed up by John Henry, Carl Keller, and Ron Vanderhay- der.. There isn't too much height, but you lfgnow the old saving It's not quantity, it's qvalityf' With enough backing from the stu- dent body and with high spirit of the team, watchful eye of Coach Schaefer, who in his Lane's should be the team to look out for. BUSINESS MANAGERS Row 1. Shapin, Diete, Mr. Diete, Brockman, Hunse. Row 2. Grneshaber, Urban, Hummelberg, Zieba, Seno. FROSI-I - SOPH BASKETBALL Tomorrow's Champs ..,.......w.. ,.... ff! f Row 'l. Hari, Durler, Yu, Woods, Flemming, Coach Buchanan, Duncan, Klein, Fehrenkamp, Rozrnus. Row 2 Aguilar, Peihl, Kuncl, Cummnngs, Burke, Gusland, Holcer, Butera, Bentower. January 1955 'I41 CRGSS COUNTRY Non-Stop Bulis, Homer, Verciglio, Gaulilunior Leaders reathing heavily, a grim-faced, gree-n- clod runner steadily and swiftly comes into view. This is o typical cross-country runner. Under the new direction of Coach Blocker, the team, with such outstanding Lettermen as Ron Sol, Al Nestlinger, Wally Perschke, Ron Ce-rotzke, and Ed Clancy, won their first four meets only to lose to a powerful and speedy Englewood squad, Highpoints of this year's season were tri- umphs over the defending State Champions, Evanston High, a perfect score against DePaul, who tied for the Catholic League Champion- ship, and Loyola, and the defeat of the highly touted Schurz ten. Returning Lettermen will be Perschke, Ce-rotzke, Clancy. Next season's squad will be bolstered by Don Kosakowski and the perennial services of Bob Gilbert. Novice runners were Nelson, Gusland, and Meyers. The Cross Country Team will lose seven members through graduation. These runners who will hang up their spikes, pe-rhaps for the last time, are Nestlinger, Sol, Henry, Krzak Kuroda, Uebel, and Gotschall. Here's hoping, Coacn Blocker, that your second season will be as successful as your rizst. Row 1. Nelson, Myers, Nestlinger, Clcncy, Perschke, Sol, Cerotzke, Gilbert, Gotschall. Row 2. Mgr. Moiesca, Henry, Kuroda, Guslond, Uebel, Krzak, Kosokowski, Coach Blocker. 142 Lane Tech Annual CREW Row 'l. Hermesdorf, Szajko, Sparacino, Ackert, Larson,, Kowal, Lang, Kyi, Macey, Whitey Cushing, Dzinich. Row 2. Johnson, Kosenel, Eck, Kaiser, Lewis, Otto, Flash, Murphy, Klemenz, Fischer. Row 3. Van Stedum, Kotsakis, TROKE, STROKE, STROKE . . . This sound comes faintly across the cool waters of the Lincoln Park Lagoon. Slowly it grows loud- Samartion, Dimick, Killian, Olson, Gustafson. er until the shell with eight muscular oarsmen N T ,T 1 and a coxswain can clearly be seen, gliding A ll! at ff i i rapidly across the water with steady, deliber- KX I, , fs . il ate motons. These nine boys form another '1 if fl f championship team. Super-human endurance fffi S, ff and pin- point co-ordination are only two of crew member. With the coxswain shouting ' 4 commands and words of encouragement to the y .4 , I 5. the many necessary abilities required of a 'S ,ff I ' Earsmen, the team, under the direction of Mr, 'ff S ,Lf T, fi allin er, strives onward to man more X f T f T , Tt'lUlT1IEl'lS. y JT ff.. ,1Xi ffy'fNi , ,J 2 -r , ,gg ,,,, ,, e .e 171 ff? Q, 'Lf' 4 5.14 -g T SV 0 NZ! , sf, f ,E fur ' if if rf ff ' rf QQ 472 TTT T fa V475 ,f f I TJ' ff f' , ff T if Z' KQV fff X 4- 221' ' QV T WA cigar T ' 49 S Q fy rf r XS-Y fl X1 ,-, -J-? xs:,' 'A V Y Xorg eff c f ' ,e:'fe- S-A 'i January 1955 f CCCER TEAM Always on Top Row 'I. Kant, Michaelis, Hehn, Burczy, E. Kosinski, Schultz, lwith ballj Jotzat, Voigt, Morse, Duignn, Glazowski, J. Kosinski, Kotzenmayer. Row 2. Dunn, Waller, Milleker, Reeger, Schlatter, Riemr, Jcssen, Barnes, Tantius, Rehm, Coach Mc Dade. Row 3. Jacobs, Hagen, Hahn, Pacyno, Federighi, Duncan, Hladeck, Dzinich, Bach, Wohlfarth, Kribbe, Neumann. HE DAY WAS COLD and murky as the final gun sounded, but Lane's spirits were sunny and bright. For this was the opening league game of the season with the score: Lane l2-Oak Park O. Oak Park had the powerhouse team of the city, ciid Lane's warriors had figured that when they subdued this challenge there would be smooth sailing-and there was. Lane's lron- heads finished the season with a perfect re- cord of 25 wins with no defeats. They scored ll4 points to the opposition's lowly 4. This was good enough for the state championship which Lane has captured three times in the last four years. Coach McDade deserves special credit, having had to rebuild practically the- whole team from l953, when they also won the state crown. One of the finest championship teams in the School of Champions, the soc- cer team has not been defeated since Octo- ber 25, l952. Juniors and Sophs comprise the team, with whom we can confidently add VVait till next year! Champs in Action 'Nu- .t-,,,'v?'nalv 'afar' Q... 'QF Lane 12 Lane 1 Lane 12 Lane 31 Lane 6 Lane 18 Lone 4 Lane 10 Lone 16 Lane 4 TCTAL 114 SOCCER SCORES Oak Park 0 THden 0 Von Steuben 0 Crane 0 Schurz 2 Von Steuben 0 Mqrton 2 THden 0 Crane 0 Schurz 0 4 Schultz Capt. Voigt Burczy Hehn Duignan Michaelis GYM TEAM Row 1. Anderson, Hepner, Falmer, Hepner, Wolf, Castronova, Kadota, Gehring, Gruninger, Barone Olsen, Brostrom, Mr. Thue, Jozwiak, Short, Spatafora, Minarik, Killian, Rochotte, Mazmanian, Hartmann Solver, Cummings, Priolo. Row 2. Becker, Kuroda, Maresca, Duignan, Jordan, Knudson, Allen, LaP'iccoIo, Kcski, Gruenewald Morelli, Wilhelm, Tokarz, Barzowski, Hermesdorf, Cerotzke, Magierek, Wacker, Mackay, Leibforth, Row 3. Castonovo, Okuda, Johnson, Pfeiffer, Hehn, Melnik, McKenzie, Olsen, Ozlowski, Oftedohl Fagerman, Janek, Porps, Shapin, Brattset, Row 4. Kaiser, Reid, Kozlowski, Clauss, Clauss, Hurst, Peter, Selvig, Lands. Row 5. Griffen, Eonsignore, Liss, Hanson, Mazzucchelli, Gaul, Holmer, Perschke, Feltz, Sundeen Bell, Gustafson, Lang. Row 6. Szyozewski, Murawski, Zimmermann, Augustini, Bronne, Sesso, Hicks, Henry, Karner Sparacino, Martorano, Maggio, Lewis. 146 Lane Tech Annual F ENCING Lane's Foilers '-lE CLASHING OF STEEL, the skilled give one a sense of excitement and an quick lunges, and the perfect timing appreciation of practice. We are referrring to one of the best fencing teams Lane has ever had The two outstanding fencers Coach Valen- tine has are John Zator and Richard Ryman, both, incidentally, are Lettermen. Supporting these competent fencers is a group of young Laneites. This includes approximately one dozen boys who are Juniors and below. Their toughest competitors include Senn and Aus- rin. Coach Valentine has put in valuable time in bringing up a team which will continue to carry our name proudly. His ability to weave Skilled fencers out of Laneites has inspired well-earned praise. 222 lj 52332.12 Cf,'q,if5TlZT'?f4O,f .iiZ., 'XS QQ JE fy l of f f, r Pwr X fi J YK? 5 A A T' 'W J L gk! A, . . it . t ll fr. A ty. A T V X xx lj , Q H- I I- -,,V 1: QM J sgglgftxrl QZQI1- . ' 'CYM TEAM by members of the team. Even you, with a AN YOU DO A HAND BALANCE . . on one arm . . on the parallel bars? No? Well, don't be disappointed, be cause no one on Lane's present gymnastic team can either. However, there are many other difficult stunts and exercises performed little perseverance, can accomplish these stunts. Coach Valentine-, a gymnast himself, ably helps the boys to do these stunts and per- fect them. So come around some Wednesday afternoon and try the Lane Gymnastic Team for size. January 1955 147 FOOTBALL Grrdlron Gladlators HE DAY was Saturday October 2l 3 l5 My name IS Alm and my partner rs Dunn we were workmg out the Sports Detail when we got the shocklng news lt was all over Lane was out of the clty play offs when we were defeated that day by Vo catlonal l9 O Dum Da Dum Da We have seen many things un thus hectrc season some good and some bad The upset loss to Austln 25 T6 The surprnze trounclng of Qcnurz 25 O And the day that we Lanentes refuse to talk about when we nudged out of the competltlon for the clty champlonshlp by Vocatlonal But thus was the frfth consecutlve year at least an whrch Lane partucupated un the playoffs nn Soldiers Fleld Thus was the frrst season under whlch Coach Manasm dnrected the destuny of our team as hcad coach movmg uo from the Frosh Soph coaching job l thunk we would all agree that Coach Manasm dud a wonderful job un assem blrrg a wnnnung team on the grlduron CCoach Rn g resigned last sprung l Graduatrng senlors thus February Include Mazzuchellu Smoczynslu Tokarz and Mel fl xl! Coach Bannor I9 the new Frosh Soph Coach who In has flrst season has a record of wunnmg three losrng and tylng two Thus rs a true adventure taken from the ports history of Lane Tech s Football Team Cc se closed A Mark Vll Droductuon FOOTBALL SCORES Lane Lane Lane Lane Lane Lane Lane Lane Lane Lare TOTAL 181 Br nglng em Down Another Yard Stemmefz Lundbloom Crane Austm Senn Harrison Schurz Lakevrew Dunbar Vocahonal 'I4 Lane Tech Annual VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1. Ccoch Labanf, Olsen, R. Johnson, J. Jozwiak, Tokarz, W'iIhelm, Capt. Brostrom, CGD'- Morc-Ilu, Capt. Smosynskn, Rand, Gruenewald, G. Jozwiak, Winter, LoPiccolo, Marforano, Kangas, Shari, Coach Manasin, Row 2. Mr, Melordrerks, Fucciola, Spechf, Kadofa, Havcrland, Cizek, Burger, Minarik, Pauluni, Rochottc, Melnick, Pappone, Prolotfo, Anderson, Porre, Lohmueller, Mafuschak, Mr. Sanders. Row 3. Mgr, Kidder, Kalb, Sandune, Rothas, Voficke, Tolaber, G. Johnson, Deasy, Faber, Pafer, Allen. Cienciwa, Giampolr, Rengei, Corso, Mgr. Baurnsfark. Row 4. Leick, Slawln, Barzowski, Benson, Valli, Biesferfeldf, Brando, Sesso, Prelssner, Lukas Lores, Kellerman. INGQB , ., ..... .....,..a....m.,,.,,,.,.........,............... ..... . M . W' 1,26 Eggs 5 1E5k1,S5ggI! :.,,J 151, v sf 93 Q J f shi. ,SS 31 4543 - .se so 154 E7 42, 32. 24, 9 A V FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Row 1. Saunders, Sf. John, Annes, Osfermann, Wxskes, Cichowski, Vaccaro, Cwieka, Gliszczynskn Cachapero, Munao. Row 2. Ballis, Turnquusr, Jacobson, Reed, Marzcc, Gushiken, Savas, Heinke, Basik, Grlppo Bylski, Barisu, Txschmann, Garraty, Hedsfrorn. Row 3. Bannor, Gregor, Asali, Dabish, Jcanis, Bertolamn, Ryan, Serantom, Bruns, Hass, Schwartz Laboda, Colombanu, Sodcrgren. Row 4. Dorsch, Dcasy, DeMarsh, Kraft, Cole, Lang, Bulmas, Gicre, Sionskl, Pricssncr, Ryan Broom, Krcsick, Granquist. Row 5. Cvske, Jacobsen, Scott, Lana, Laskcy, Wisniewsku, Syrdahl, Archamber, Symsnik, Trlphahn Franks, Laccrra, Wovcupchowski, Hooper, Hughes. v ww W' gg' January 1955 149 X BRAVE81' OF THE FLUNKEO gm' ,lung Q? 5 rn f 1 ,ww J Enqawnof. W Aka M 'WE VLAST WEE LQP fig M-M Q wmzmolzs 'W ff J LJ .Ji of J Q P X , 113- H 'O 4 ug N mo 'Hunk before do LIFE GUARD I Saved 'im! ORTUNATELY for the freshies, the swim- ming pool is guarded by some hard-work- ing fellows, the Lane Lifesavers. Of course, the Seniors are not immune to drown- ing also, and the Lifeguards do not let them down either! This group is headed by Captains Jim Bersch and Alan Nestlinger, Their job along with the rest of the Lifeguards, is to check the swimmers as they come into the pool and watch them so they don't run, slip, or jump into the deep water if they are beginners, Ap- proximately two or three are on watch every swimming period, affording constant protec- tion. This has resulted in a record free from any water accidents. Mr. Pegel has put in diligent work in assembling and providing so essential and time-saving a team as this. Row 'l. Bell, Dumelle, Mitchell, Hope, Bersch Mr, Pegel, Wisniewski, Nestlinger, Castranoya, Dingle, Vlahos. Row 2. Short, MacArthur, Von Helms, Louis, Killian, Vogel, Laine, Hugery, Sundeen, Anderson Row 3. Barts, Mudry, Hoube, Holmer, Browne Knaack, Epstein, Hoff, Feldman. Row 4. Brinkmann, Henry, Salyer, Walo, Fagerman, Brooks, Dzinich. January 1955 'ISI SWIMMING Life Bluioys HAT TROPHY CASE that stands near the office attests to the winning ways of the swimming team. Think we are kidding? .... pay attention. Since l935, when Coach Newman took the reins of the team, Lane swimmers have won the city championship thirty-six times in the Junior division and the Senior championship thirty-seven times. Don't go away, there's more. The Lane Tonkers took the state crown an nine different occasions! There is a plaque on the walls, or a trophy in the case, for each one of these eighty-two awards, No other school can make that statement, City champs lwe hope? in the upcoming meet include Paul Castronovo, 40-yard free- style, Hoist Witschanke, lOO-yard breast stroke, Nils Fagerman, 200-yard freestyle, and Bernie Brown in the lOO-yard freestyle. The only graduate will be Paul Magierek. Good luckl 335 time Z SENIOR SWIM Row 1. Nordhe m, Lifzen, Casrronovo, Ozlowski, Bell, Zander, Grody, Sundeen, Halmcr. Row 2. Anderson, Vogel, Porps, Offedahl, Clauss, Clauss, Wifschonke. Row 3. Coach Newman, Hepner, Lands, Marta, Browne, Fagcrman, Magierek, Keehn. I UN IOR SWIM fi.-A i Row I. Mackh, Anselmo, Franklin, James, Marek, Roach, Corbett, Grzcnia, Gregson, Wrff, Marek, Nakamura, Urbnnafn, Mnadlefon. Row 2. Hansen, Th m N ! son, Murawski, Nlahos, Qoa o pson, aeway, Hope, Gsllberg, Casfranova, Taylor, Nsllson, Belaus, Erick- ch Newman. Row 3. Sampson, Justus, Marfhaler, Clauss, Cco-capfannsb Sfaschke, Bushnuck, Alhepner, Clesnel, Jcff, Clauss, Beflcy, Hakes, January I955 153 7ecfa Paep MR. L. ANDERSON Row 1. Slowik, Hunt, Lieder, Buzyna, Nelson Mr. Anderson, Glass, Hassler, Jensen, Baum, Wolski. Row 2. Peters, Daniels, Kingston, Phest, Hess Herwig, Terzotis, Kurta, Ropel, Yonan, Neumann Pringle, Narr. Row 3. Hintz, Malinowski, Beebe, Schaper, Toeha, Yonattes, Odeshoo, Cousineau, Wiltgen Kostanski, Huss, Singer, Ward. E. ANDERSON Row 1. Grzybowski, Brandt, DiCoIa, Ono, Mr Anderson, Libcrachi, Zoloschan, Bauer, Olson, Smith Row 2. Evers, Navolio, Rnx, Erickson, Anag Janek, Secoske, Schallmosser, Kleinteldt, Nissen. Rav 3. Rose, Mundt, Sparacio, Mueller Ben.sh, Michaelis, Helm, Schulz, Ward, Schoenig. Row 4. Schlotthauer, Reitler, Dunn, Hunt Giebelhausen, Holmes, Sandeen, Dobias, Heaclauist Hanice. MISS BARRON Row 1. Switall, Kastcn, Wisniewkil, Cwzk Schultz, Vali, Schaltz, Ziegenhorn, Pokuta, Murphy Course. Row 2. Miss Barron, McAlister, Woller, Becker, Carrington, Cennerow, Gorlo, Shagghnessy Kepz.c, Nelson, Gilbert, Scherer.. Row 3. Grannan, Konieczny, Duenser, Stongle Zielinski, Kariollsh, Wilkins, Fankef, Zonluz, Kwiat kowski, Clark. MISS BERTRAND Row 1. Bucaro. Rini, McGu're, Bach, Bush- mole, Cimaglia, Gornlak, Rill, Lzndblaom, Haas Kelly. Row 2. Devine, Motkyie, Burrows, Berber ch Gogny, Biearpo, Poston, lrnada, Jablinskcy, Ms' Bertrand, Lamberty, Row 3. Cechner, Hendrickson, Sedlock, Ken nedy, Cook, lmamura, Grunnewald, Hefde, Bury Stanky, Karras. Row 4. Kohles, Todd, Thomas, Wafre, Caro enter, Steanle, Grimshaw, Hoeper, Buckley, Purkatis MISS BLOCK Row 1. Manusos, Wllkens, Hanus, Harris. Knaack, Kidder, Miss Block, Blendsw, Bartman, Brockman, Bennett, Hagan. Row 2. Schumann, Kapoe, Boston, Birkholz Ktdd, Bauer, VanBrockl.n, Euettner, Horcher, Kne.1z, Sykes. Row 3. Nieman, Santee, W-eimueller, Herzog Baracuda, Rid, Van, Blank, Thorpe, Veidrnanis Row 4. Gasson, Cook Ambcrger, Gomoll Laurel, Gierach, Bu'lt, Vanstackurn. MISS BRADY Row 1. Kunow, M-czko, Keller, Fairbanks Jarvis, Miss Brady, Harker, Connolly, Dombrosky Borck, Carsello. Row 2. Clark, Hong, Lee, Hadel, Gallinger Grody, Machowlcz, Miller, Carlson, Alwicker, Mel- gard, Johnion. Row 3. Koskowski, Johnson, Becker, Drage Eckert, Hezog, Callaway, Miller. Row 4. Fetz, Lojkovic, Luesmann, Luthardt Garlick, Boettcher, Ellinger, Hoyinen, Hikes. 154 Lane Tech Annual may Sala MRS. BRODMAN Row I. DuBois, Lmdholm, Vl'ollor, Zegzda, Frclvald, Mrs. Brodman, Feren, Maurukos, Greener, Scclwlck, Gieslcr. Row 2. Pecora, Ronda, Kras, Rotter, Mmornk, Schultze, Milnnck, Rode, Rochotte, Glordono, Norkus. Row 3. Cozak, Kukkebusch, Frendrels, Amaro, Mayer, Lukasz, Venetus, Rockcastlc, Powell. Row 4. Lundergon, Egllte, Drablk, Ollllo, Kar' ner, Duckcrson, Rothenrach, Grnebahn. MR. BUCHER Row 'l. Wngand, Gogol, Rnchards, Wnederer Mueller, Kuenle, Mr. Bucher, Henschberg, Burns, Hanlon, Schultz, Blornberg, Bensltein. Row 2. Carlson, Streut, Gerts, Wafchler, Ruff Klug, Abrarnuc, Meier, Mclntosh, Pchorr, Row 3. Lewis, Lobod, Strombergu Lobod Kreigh, Carnpise, Russell, Nystrom, Mckenzle, Lalond MISS BURKE ROW 1. Faulhaber, Ploseckl, Lookwood, Lang- ford, Gllszczynskl, Lewandowskn, Olson, Klnmczak Allred. Row 2. David, Dryer, Pekala, Chrletensen Hari, Brennan, Stevens, Koeplun, Flemmung. Row 3. Ferrara, Thompson, Scala, Road Fchrenkap, Abbott, Breen, Krug. MR. CAMPBELL Row 'I. Oboe, Jacobson, Kordas, Vlfolamn Anderson, Mr. Campbell, Guzy, Koroloyncln Grmlno Kucharskl, Nelson.. Row 2. Lonask, l-lulska, Maycock, brayen Mateja, Lofgren, Smlth, Langner, Wenzel, Runkcl Neal, Garbclc. Row 3. Budlsellc, Frentag, Fryer, Wahlgren Koga, Mazurowskl, Wlmte, Renkosuk, Ernmernch Kansa, Braunara. MR. CLARK Row I. Lxs, Kolakowskl, Mnka Naaborolskx Mr. Clark, Szybow.cz, Knapzk, MonTw,ckn, Jankowskl Tokarz. Row 2. Maycan, Staszewsku, Ca'nnn.fh, Cul czak, Lewanaowskl, Palmer, P.etvu::ha, LoI.ch, Roo- acku, Siegel. Row 3. Sobeck, Haarr, Gusgk, Lange, Papsra Zyburt, Szczech, Walk, Rydzlnskl, Dorre. Row 4. Sobeckl, Voight, Suwada, Brzozowskl, SWldCTSl4l, Bnnder, Livingston, Cerotzkc. MISS COLLINS Row I. l-lorvltz, Fnsher, Jaeger, Dunn, Klngcr, Muss Colllns, Pahl, Bersch, Wllhelm, Seaaerg, Plz gcrald. Row 2. Moore, Herman, Klnsella, Rehtuss Stltz, Kllllan, Becker, Teela, Krzok, Uebel, Uhlruch Row 3. Hanson, Schnelder, Fnsher, Mclntyrc, Bartelt, Donner, Flanderka, Blornsan, Henker. Row 4. Mazurek, Reckrey, Ferrettu, Burton Meler, Schultz, Barry. January 1955 155 O C5 JA at we I 2 2 6 an- P' N ,-56' 2 X x cfm rv .3 Z a 5 Q El IU MR. COX Row I. Gutowsky, Choma, Johnsen, Collins Brunner, Mr. Cox, Kuroda, Maleski, Knoll, Malkowski Kilgus, Dietz. Row 2. Pels, Stein, Lietzow, Mayer, Edwards Buchinski, Borucki, Brandel, Tokarz, Olsen, Braglio Row 3. Grikmanis, Marlewski, Schneider, Hartf Prandzlnski, Absler, Szymkiewicz, Nagel, Busczynslf P'orps, Kuper, Isaac. Row 4. Stietzel, Besser, Bruckner, Hag' Wefterholm, Dahlia. MR. CULBERTSON Row I. Strosnik, Neumann, Olson, Czcrwinsl' Reinharrsen, Mr. Culbertson, Eck, Auge, Norto- Krueger, Simich, Mack. Row 2. Orzada, Mazue, Burch, Stergios, Co lon. O' Neal. Halas, Stuschke, Dudkowski, Sincla- Hmmond, McGoven. Row 3. Brando, Jonlonis, Schearer, Kirsch Knitter, Otvos, Stahmann, Baron, Fleischhackef. Schaumburg, Sachay. MR. ECKL Row 1. Gulliford, Bastien, Klemenz, Scarpin- ato, Stro nsdorfer, Mr. Eckl, Russo, Schodtler, Deiber Ressler, Czestochowski, Sahagian, Barone. Row 2. Geier, Neninger, Kashrnere, Sherrill, Duignan, Ousset, Falk, Wanka, Carlson, Paul, Stein Schn alz, Cozzi. Row 3. Plaza, Siepl, Van Meighem, Gruninger Semple, Feldman, Kehl, Ratkowgki, Sokolowski, Hau- ser, Metraw. Row 4. Polatowski, Kosmatin, Schoene, Morris Olsen, Rensner, Greifelt, Mousser, Dereng, Stachura I MR. EHRLICH Row I. Witte, Strzok, Lepkowicz, Fardoux, Brooks, Mr. Ehrlich, Blanchart, Anderson, Varner, Bobroff, Abbott. Row 2. Doden, Kuehn, Budnik, Drochner, Brown, Young, Stopka, Hagen, Ozlowski, Marcottc, Gotschall. Row 3. Tuler, Lee, Vandermolen, O'Connell, Sonik, Hanson, Fretland, Bauer, Johnson, Kaplan, Pendola. Row 4. Joseph, Voegtle, Gwisada, Mudry, Botschner, Johnson, Sermonti, Neophitos, Schwegel, Kowalski, Bauer. MISS FELT Row I. Zielinski, Wesolowski, Ciesicl, Grosso, Lonrod, Miss Felt, Katzerimayer, Holt, Rocho, Kalinsky. Row 2. Schryon, Holcer, Wouciechowski, Wel- ler, Witte, Scott, Ryan, Koerben, Malinowski, Skoney, Gascon, Olofson. Row 3. Jarecki, Eddy, Kulasik, Laboda, Bul- mash, Leeb. Row 4. Schonzleh. MISS FIGG Row 'l. Hulendick, Stevens, Siebeck, Polasiak, Pruszynski, Miss Figg, Rammon, Gaiser, Maiwurm, Linden, Metzger. Row 2. Kupritz, Helms, Hattes, Wojtowiczt, Litke, Pollack, Port, Thompson, Donalek, Hepner. Row 3. Mercier, Frazin, Schultz, Spitalli, Zahakaylo, Olivero, Frieder, Lorenz, Kaan. Row 4. Weidmann, Popes, Rosenbrook, John- son, Yanan, Tempinson, Morfaugh, Kroell, Hill. 156 Lane Tech Annual i MR. HJERSTEDT Row 'l. Presti, Trissila, Milicevic, Linder Romano, Ericson, Brezinski, Tadol, Collela, Eisenring Row 2.. Nelson, Fi4.zierrelIs, Zeller, McMahon Murhpy, Coyne, Dosek, Cefffalio, James, Belluomini Pusateri, Mulvey, Johnson. Row 3. Niimi, Rendak, Koehnke, Thommes Flemming, Paszkiet, Demu, Reiter, Sarrel, Ward Drexler, MRS. SKINNER Row 1. Vanderpluym, Riccio, Gonzalez, Pie trzakowski, Jones, Mrs. Skinner, Senese, Burke Ladnedorf, Hendee. Row 2. Schwartz, Petersmeyer, Wilson, Gordon Bye, Seegert, May, Weiner. Row 3. Lach, Herberger, DeSalvo, Anderson Gumiela, Vakicento, Looeb, Swanson. Row 4. Obermiller, Selvig, Costello, Pulaski Kuncl, Sailor, Pick. MR. KAISER Row I. Kusner, Zimmer, Schenkel, Shamhart Mr. Kaiser, Ott, Kroll, Partyka, Kurek, Flack. Row 2. Kleich, Kesteloot, Voigt, Kmiecik Mileker, Michalenko, Motula, Jackson, Eugene, Sarriai Row 3. Glowa, Biskup, Gajewski, Godawa Reymant, Likowski, Duray, Konopa, Scheuring. Row 4. Ross, Twohill, Wisniewski, Bogur Shoort, P'auII, Koscierzyna, Rudkin, Szorc, Schwartz MR. KUECKER Row 1. Sahs, Vv'iIson, Perterson, Jacobs Anders, Reinhart, Plotzke, Mr. Kuecker, Werba Ulrich, Hougdahl, Hagman, Wesby, Patt. Row 2. Endres, Piazza, Scorza, P'elto, Seno Hauer, Marecki, Dornseit, Duncum, Rubino, Quinn Hargus, McCashin, Jensen. Row 3. Heitz, Verniers, Johnson, Casper Brandt, Stevens, Volltrouer, Rothbauer, Wenn, Mock Vercillo, Becht, Becker. MISS LINDLEY Row 1. Myslak, Kiscellus, Ropel, Kalinowski Nepke, Litzo, Gasiorowski, Toporek, Wiet, Roth uoebel. Row 2. Miss Lindley, Burns, Turner, Riemer Bioniarz, lrmischer, Carter, Zelko, Peteson, Vogt Peaica. Row 3. Harder, Durlinski, Hostord, Swanson Rakas, Sokol, Mix, Maidel, Carbone, Gerage, Stac- hula, Butrrian. MR. LOMBARDO Row 1. Varga, Carramusa, Corsello, Mr. Lom- bardo, Caravetta, Stasch, Becker. Row 2. Gabrilesen, Singer, Jembrzycki, Carras Zlatotf, Naspenki, Nielsen. Row 3. Anderson, Golle, Schailbe, Casperson Siyertsen, Luciano, Wroblewski. U I January 1955 157 Go, Lane, For we are here to cheer for Go, Lane, For we will e'er be true. Be fearless and bold, For the Myrtle and the Gold Add Iaurels to our fame. GO, LANE, GO! The Mqrtle and the Gold We re bound to w111 the ch 'M 1 WLANE SQL v L-14 Just take this as a little tip Win this game! Go, Lane, we'ra with you, i V , H Go, Lane, we'lI cheer you, 'WBIH Cheer gnu Go,Lane, and win this game, Just take this as a little tip, We're bound to win the championship, Go, Lane, go Lone, go! Hit 'em High, Hit 'em Low! GO, LANE, GO! G0 Lane Go? Add laureis to our tame SLD MR. LYON Row 'I. Anderson, Chruscinski, Lewandowski Boenke, Mr. Lyon, Posen, Tomz, Reinhart. .. Row 2. Alle, Eckenroy, Hansen, Johngon, Todd, Wacker, Kurtz, Cornacho, Schreber. Row 3. Cottere, llski, Muslio, Urlzck, Ottoson, Poyle, Sabourin, Du Sod, Swedberg. Row 4. Wallin, Petitle, Sw.ehary, Franzen, Lasky, Wkrehemic, Gedroc. MISS MCBEE Row I. Cole, Kremiski, Entin, Arthur, Kaplan, Miss McBee, Molly, Keller, Diyersy, Colson. Row 2. On, Spatofoora, Lombardo, Ozimek, Sega, Homes, Kloss, Larson, Kadota, Cutro, Kroyer. Row 3. Zywicki, Labeck, York, Leone, Weber, Sw.tolla, Winiecki, Burger, Kaforski, Siewenie. Row 4. Peterson, Watt, Fongelow, Rothman, Chinkos, Juriga, Fagerman, Raymond, Mirocha. MR. MC PHERRON Row 1. Casanova, Kowalczyk, Wolf, Angelo, Ostness, Lund, Mocchi, Gorney, Yoelin. Row 2. Arnswald, Wood, Zielinski, Valentine, Carlson, Lada, Brooks. Row 3. Huntoon, Palmer, Johnston, Schober, Gilliam, Gates, Losch. MRS. MEKES Row 'I. French, Cupp, Wagner, Kaese, Gordon Gezello, Killmer, Gurgul, Walkowiak, Woznick, Wentz locono, Kusinski, Turner. Row 2. Nelson, Mifaglia, Wold, Schaeppi, Huebner, Dippong, Hilquist, Gruber, Gross, Holmes, Kaufer, Cholke, Kurcz, Fischer, Row 3. Rell, Neuenfeldt, Nelson, Gierke, Jacobs, Deck, Bilshausen, Isaacson, Martini, Hummel Boczar, Deering, Loeppler. MISS MILLER Row 'l. Lauffenberger, Angleton, Bullock, Alexander, Miss Miller, Haber, Johnson, Borke, Wa- lczak, Romanowski. Row 2. Tarczynski, Leman, Heldt, Joszkowski Zybora, Pdtzen, Mackowlak, Sarau, Bertucci, Karp, Miezio. Row 3. Novak, Baczkowski, Sulhoff, Matysrell, Dummele, Brubaker, Maywold, Morcuccilli, Nieman, Kozakeich. Row 4. Beulich, Logan, Neja, Johnson, Krzysl- eo, Kilgore, Malynca, Buss, Thiel, Prast. MRS. MISSNER Row 1. Rozmuy Richmond, Erigllo, Trinker Ledene, Klein, Mr. Rubenstein, Eckert, Schouer Vischulis, Lumb, Mijalski, Hope. Row 2. Weis, Stnkiewlck, Steinberg, Schneid- cr, Hoggstrom, Roccaforte, Baldasano, Chirchirillo, Chirchirillo, Torie, Van Wozer, Lolla, Bojan. Row 3. Tedtco, Nezel, Ruth, Bardy, Swanson, Schukl, Carpenter, Hannus, Uczen, Korner, Mikrut. 160 Lane Tech Annual MR. MORETTI Row 1. Schenk, Eldredge, Dewald, Hoffman Krueger, Mr. Moretti, Rosenaw, Leiryik, Hehn, Adolph- son, Boesch. Row 2. Vogles, Paul, Divarco, lovono, Herms- aorf, Palczwski, Lantz, Markley, Albanese, Richmond Beresniewicz, Row 3. Knudson, Mazzucchell, Olson, Berger Garlick, Herman, Duncan, Reynolds, Redina, Koenig Martin, Larson. MR. MORRISSEY Row 1. Hummelberg, Brims, Phillips, Pillar Stitz, Henry, Mr. Morrissey, McCue, W'ayne, Pearson De Friend, Kocol, Dal Moro. Row 2. Freese, Power, Foy, Kasper, Bostler Kaplan, Roddy, Antonelli, P'etke, Koziara, Gora Mosinski, Hughes. Row 3. Geltis, Ghilordi, Trnka, Ford, Carlson Jakulis, Delinger, Young, Vanderhayden, Berge, Yonl Iof, Cina. MISS OLSON Row 1. Wolnik, Vogol, Paili, Srodon, Walsh Stewart, Sutherland, Dziedzinar, Munch, Stecker Cihlar, Sobanski, Szakrabski. Row 2, King, VV'olin, Gussy, Zeller, Peterson Vergauwen, Port, Zalewski, Stott, Taylor, Grzenia Zielinski. Row 3. Wegner, Wackerle, Kleich, Linden- schmidt, Fossdel, Macione, Augustine, Tomko, Jones, Dziewiewiatkowski, Jozembowski. MISS 0'TO0LE Row 'l. Thomsen, Natividad, Wolfson, Lehman, Johnson, Staufenbiel, Pearson, Girard. Row 2. Walinski, Frys, Weller, Novicki Mohler, Barreras, Johnsen, Hofer. Row 3. Eiekelberg, Young, Leslie, Lachata, Bemont, Reiser, Kawell. Row 4. Thorson, Feltz, Sans, Straub, Peak, Tolorena. MISS OWENS Row 1. O'Brien, Cash, Brandt, Williams, Browne, Hohmann, Preissner, England, Gruenler, Haverlanrl. Row 2. Oftedahl, Weintraub, Cizek, Panzella Osmundsen, Wittington, Zielinski, Johnson, Jacob Rottau. Row 3. Stachula, Macfarlane, Gilbert, Bogai Carpenter, Weging, Lowy, Hayes, Vespei, Nicol. Row 4. Cardona, Auer, Hoube, Sunden, Rothas, Abbott, Patko, Pfeiffer, Holden. MR. PACKER Row 1. Benak, Brajcki, Lange, Kamka, Cednick, Mr. Packer, Johanson, Kelly, Kampka, Kling, Gasiorowski, Wahl. Row 2. Bogusz, Fredick, Kijek, Hauth, Grybos, Korwtsky, Klisch, Balazy, Dimagglo, Piotrowski, Skora, Blackowske. Row 3. Wagner, Burns, Brandt, Priolo, Hum, Busser, Krjecki, Niesel, Christiansen, Zirnite, Putras, Lewandow. Row 4. Hacker, Kinowski, Kufner, Kulzer, Johnson, Grewe, Hering, Wendel, Hunyany, Martens, Guskos. January 1955 161 r i I 1 i 1 I 1 1 r MR. PAINE Row 1. Nahastaot, Gajda, Gills, Koski, Bod- zioch, Mr. Paine, Davis, Sadowski, Vollmer, Wunder- lich, Kalnins, Graczyk. Row 2. Kock, Kedzierski, Meyer, Schrader, Breitenfeld, Proctor, Schick, Kaiser, Gewtner, Dinkel, Kowall, Lovejoy. Row 3. Millek, Bradley, Burczy, Maiewski, Thelen, Nehmzow, Kowal, Polewko, Martens, Olsen, Seaborg, Peters. MR. PIPER Row 1. Mukatis, Justesen, Magierek, Lewis, Curtis, Knoblocke, Ennes, Kosturik. Row 2. Harrison, Pabst, Smalley, Lanyon, Seplak, Vlahos, Kiedaisch, Bowling, Cook, .. Row 3. Lost, Lake, LeHorres, Retort, Henke, Witter, Vohnson, Eddington. MR. W. PIPER Row 1. Winther, Brunlinger, Branskc. Bob, Gurgul, Bringman, Mr. Piper, Cummers, Delhaye, Braun, Pacyna, Dallwig, Tauscher, Gagliardo. Row 2. Mawrocki, Bolvancie, Bozrnan, Ma- rzec, Pelkowski, Kotler, Killian, Leslie, Morreale, Biicknell, Dumlao, Muglia, Middleton, Becker. Row 3. Bveridge, Ogropowiski, Martnaher, Munao, Jelen, Morris, Johnson, Christman, Pace, Jacobson, Risko, Beck, Hoffman, Popovich. MR. RAPPAPORT Row 1. Hintz, Nehrke, Ebaling, l-.ccony Bollsetti, Mr. Rappaport, Sorling, Brownlie, ZOld8l: Kreterfield, Schag, Malek. Row 2. Mateu, Thieme, Kasnak, Stehl, Pie- trzyk, Klein, Anderson, Smith, Schweda, Leshuk, Halverson, Donnowell, Boelers. Row 3. Liebrandt, Perance, Voss, Urkoskj Rappe, Engel, Bobula. MR. RODGER Row 1. Kasper, Doppke, Mackenzie, Burns, Piazza, Mr. Rodger, Brechel, Taylor, Ingersoll, Meckl Toennces, Wesley. Row 2. Bishop, Czart, Vlahos, Baker, Puff Baumann, Janikowski, Patterson, Miner, Lindsay, Szeszol, Kompekda. Row 3. Wisniewski, Franzone, Walendzuk, Dinschel, Hartig, Budish, Laskey, McGuire, Young, Herlache, Christensen, Adams. Millard, Kotsakis, Nelson, Ziolkowski, Strysick, Reilly, Kueppers. MR. SC HWA RTI Row 1. Pritz, Davison, Doris, Pahlke, Mr Schwartz, Wisniewski, Gschwing, Matusiewicz, Church Row 2. Gillmeister, W'inkIer, Anderson, Leh- man, Nelsan, Battaglia, Poplawski, Veth, .Row 3. Gorka, Curtis, Failkowski, Hauslcin Weicker, Lautrup, Kaspak, Carlson. 162 Lane Tech Annual Crement, F-ayton, Marti, Bernath, Thomas, Manske' MR. SCOTT Row I. Newell, Witt, Kozlowski, Vrablik, Halvarson, Mr. Scatt, Wold, Polotto, Steuer, Schoenrock. Row 2. Krueger, Salemi, Novak, Sharkey, Lotz, Engerman, Wintergerst, Fligelman, Schulz, Mihigan. Row 3. Usyak, Taucher,, Behrendt, Hoff- man, Beutler, Rakow, Novek, Lauing, Reiter, Pollack. Row 4. Nowicki, Schaller, Sturgile, Wohltarth, Winter, Swderski, Vanderweel, Berger. MR. SHERMAN Row I. Peraino, Bond, Ganti, Spice, Mr. Sherman, Richtford, Sammartino, Kretschmer, Smih, Rollins. Row 2. Sykstus, Holzkamper, Bruno, Stephen, Kowalski, Shavitz, Orloski, Petter, Schwartz. Row 3. Rohleder, Roesche, Naeway, Wucki, Majewski, Jansen, Saunders, Eugene, Gallagher. Row 4. Wisniewski, Schwartz, Rasmussen, Kaszuba, Krueger, Stefani, Nowl, Jancak. MISS STRANDBERG Row I. Pate, Pryzbylo, Bly, Englert, Miss, Strandberg, Ronge, Garcea, Lauricella, Panera, Martz. Row 2. Dunst, Doll, lngraffia, Baker, Ukita, Krull, Rodriguez, Tavenner, Gray. Row 3. Schoenberg, Ruppeck, Sunden, Green- slade, Kastencki, McHalf, Gaunt, Bock. Row 4. Gribbens, Kowall, Norvis, Shawke, Zimmerman, Waelde, Kohut. MISS STUBBLEFIELD Row 1. Basting, Wollin, Kudenholdt, Kant Cunningham, Miss, Stubblefield, Klemm, Jankowl ski, Denk, Bauer, Labuda. Row 2. Singer, Maslo, Reed, Gillberg, Garrard Owens, Babilla, Carson, Soley, Justus. ..' Row 3. Kesick, Krumsieg, Saffrin, Schmitt Ryan, Patrick, Schuh, Calabrese, Maciejewski. I Row 4. Orzech, Mies, Wallander, Ciske, Nord- hem, Laibzy, Klimczak, Lundgren, Reschke. MR. SULLIVAN Row 'I. Benson, Kopke, Ratzall, Ellsworth, Mach, Mr. Sullivan, Knapik, Lund, Kowalski, Bien, Kuchynka. Row 2. Kumler, Guzy, Szyczewski, Heroski, Jallgren, Lindbeck, Stadick, Bednarczyk, Sladaritz, Stoll, Cyzowski, Tuisl, Wiemski, Karsten. Row 3. W'arych, Janczak, Cienciwa, Stetanski Oesterreich, McPherson, Paus, Marsh, Jarol, Lores Wroblewski, Wrobel. MISS SZYMANSKI . Row 1. Bogacz, Balmer, Carley, Rasun Brehmer, Miss Szymanski, Delong, Oomens, Leland Zurek. Row 2. Lang, Vicker, Zangri, Buck, Wenk Forde, Maxxwell, Cerini, Angelakos, Martiniuk. Row 3. Zack, Young, Aziz, Anderson, Larry Esvang, Riemer. Row 4. Zielinski, Alpie, Macey, Brostrom Smales, Zimmerman, Snare, Gustafson Wiebold. January 1955 163 I f MR. THUE Row 'I. Robaczewski, Mullen, Adamowxki Winker, ltahara, Mr. Thue, Scoville, Tomaszewski Yunker, Sharp, Wbods. Row 2. Levang, Sparacino, Sweet, Wolnik Vabakos, Lambrakis, Bennett, Spitzl, Yankoe, Oscen: SETI. Row 3. Frendres, Arens, Krueger, Wilkie Vohwinkel, Marks, Anderson, Ricciotti, Denys, Kochan Ognie, P-ilar. MR. TOPP Row 1. Felecio, Granzin, Gruzalski, Gribbon Mr, Topp, Engel, Maurici, Murray, Shiplock, Maiority Grannan. Row 2. Sandberg, Holtz, Conover, Simonsen Woestendek, Floyd, Dombrowski, Kinkoid, Harbecke Harbecke, Scheele, Dallwig. Row 3. Volz, Lukas, Massaccesi, Kalfas Carlson, Snyder, Stiegler, Kellerman, Van Kast. MR. WALKER Row I. Zawislak, Miller, Davidson, Mr, Walk- er, McLaughlin, Christiansen, Kluth. Row 2. Kessel, Bach, Henkles, Artner, Haw- kinson. Row 3. Jovan, Freislinger, Gunga, Kaminski, Carlson. MRS. WEBER Row 1. Nystrom, Anderson, Johnson, Drzemala, Stempien, Mrs. Weber, Moone, Schordie, Sokolov, Miller, Herrmann. Row 2. Nabar, Keehn, Carnahan, Salerno, Budrick, Jakubowicz, Temple, Bak, King, Roth, LLoPiccolo. Row 3. Morelli, Freiman, McFulitt, Grunewald, Captain, Barzowski, Flammang, Faber, Lundeen. Row 4. James, Brickwood, Leonard, Nelson, Borin, Natkins, Stebbins, Holmer, Nestlinger, Hub- icek, Williams. MR. YOUNG Row 1. Twar, Novak, Kozemzak, Cymbalist, Larson, Mr. Young, Smith, Aguilar, Erdenberger, Schadeck. Row 2. McCollum, Kester, Frederick, Schnei- Rush, Bruno. der, Pena, Jankovsky, Neumann, Schenong, Heinke, Row 3. Sundeen, Merchut, Koss, Shak, Smo- czynski, Lepoma, Davidson, Sol, Janiak, Wulf, Weiss Row 4. Doering, Johnson, Adams, Menick, Biebrach, Toomey, Hansen, Szosfek, Boyer, Haberkorn. MISS VANDERPOEL Row 1. Orsi, Hunse, Guzzo, Kalin, Klein, Wittenhall, Miss Vanderpoel, Jessen, Perlock, Belter, Testyon, Federchak, Nelson, Bieze. Row 2, Baron, Kollacks, Hauser, O'Toole, Pecorrro, Herzog, Nettgen, Caskey. Fehling, Murphy, Lehnahon, Oostdyk, Stolarz. Row 3. Baron, Nerby, Wilsek, VanStedum Brattset, Fugiel, Smith, Koeb, Schmidt, Michnich, Olson, Hogstrom, Burkey. 'I64 Lane Tech Annual 1 I 1 1 1 1 i 1 I Swaufzqf szmewu S I 08 RIESZ TECH SUPPLY ' ana ince 9 3457 N. Western, Chicago Air Conditioning American Heritage Annual Staff Architects 4A Band Basketball Jumor Basketball Senior Battalion Staff Biology Club Bowling Club Brush and Easel Business Managers Camera Club Chorus Lllnrc Color Guard Commercial Art Club Committee Chairmen Companies A 8- B Companies E 8. 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