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

Text from Pages 1 - 324 of the 1959 volume:

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SO STRANGE o .---'Q Ilg. , 0' 'Q , O is ,olil s ' 8 Q 9 'O l , I 1 ' t I 1 g a I ' U I I ' U n l : ' K I 1 U Il gl ll I' I ...run for the first class T I D H h , wonder W ,, WO O S mm hot he means by that 9 SO SPIRITED . .. SO INTRIGUING . .. SO REWARDING SO INTENSE . .. SO MUCI-I TO COME. O ,O gl:-g 90 ,,o' Q. 0 O, 5. 'O 5. Q 5 Q Q U 5 Q S I 5 0 6 q S 0 9 . 5 0 S Q 0 S ' Q 0 5 I g .O Q I K q il IO ...ond o few minutes for lunch ond relc1xo'rion...too few minutes... U we Fwy! ' ,Q -- 0, My jf b x 1, 9 ' ., I ...at least the Dewey Decimal System hasn't changed...much... I I I I 'a C' ' 1 I not used to a heavy brief case in a crowded bus... ...and I thought the school day ended at 2:32. . ' our phgfogrgpher is Lee Lipner, Our freshman is Wayne Johnson. i l e ! E -11 'fa X f WG''-,,.LW:sgwSw.'acsmmMXsv'fmsmsNgm71wsf '2. 1 - ' ' - ' sWmff f LZ EZ x 1 z gy XL 11 fi 2' .Jul 1 . 9 , , 2 5 if 5 , , fi ' 9 2 4 ff ff fg f +, X ' WQIW ,,,. ' ,. M24 2 X X- X4 v Na X R 1, f x wif ix lkw, I Wd I X M w - -N f wwf ' W N-' L,-fr, Q X I . 2 2 WM Q f X Q , V Q , 1. 9 x V wf Q 3 VW! f 5 f f ' A fix .I A clminiofrafio . if , A 'jf I K , ll . 2 ' , Q X 'X-'fi Ives..- Ag! X 33 ' mx Y f' I W1.,,W- , , 1151! ZEWKGK SEEKING DR. O'MARA, W. Jaworski looks to Mrs. Deeny for on appointment. HE BRAIN-CENTER of a metropolis is the administrative branch of the govern- ment, and likewise, the brain-center of Lane is its administration. This group will al- ways remain able and willing, doing their job to turn the wheels on which Lane rolls toward the future. Their job is more than just paper SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES are the topic as Student Council personnel, W Popke, L. Wagner, Mr. Gannon, ond R, Ahlgren, confer with Dr O Moro in his office. work, it involves public relations and an un- derstanding of human motives and psy- chology. Among the functions which come into the scope of this well integrated organ of our school are business matters, bookkeeping, finance, and relations with parents, students, and faculty. It is our link to those things around us, and to the world outside. I3 DR. ARTHUR P. O'MARA, PRINCIPAL Now completing his fourth year as principal of our school, Dr. O'Mara has shown himself to be an excellent leader of the finest techni- cal high school in the world-Lane. Dr. O'Mara's job is not an easy one. Vast adminis- trative chores and the difficult job of super- vising a staff of more than two hundred and fifty teachers plus an enrollment of six thousand students fall on him. l-lowever, the twenty-five years he has served at Lane have aroused within him a deep loyalty toward our school and a driving determination toward making it an even better institute of learning. Dr. O'Mara's day is a busy one indeed: let- ters must be answered, visitors greeted, re- ports filled out, organization attended to, problems of both student and teacher solved -all of these tasks vital to the proper func- tioning of the school. Dr. O'Mara tackles his difficult job with determination and the other fine qualities that he possesses. He has brought honor and credit to Lane and most assuredly will continue to do so. The students that will come here in the future will find an even better Lane, because Dr. O'Mara works toward the future. ADMINISTRATION STAFF Top Row. Mr. Walz, examiner, Mr. Ehrlich, disciplinarian, Mr. Simon, placement counsellor, Mr. Pattulla, assistant principal, Mr. Zoern, at- tendance counsellor, Mr. Bauer, scholarship ad- visor. Row 2. Mr. Hansen, placement coun- sellor, Miss Szymanski, adjustment teacher, Mrs. Dunham, teacher-nurse, Mr. Rosenblurn, hallguard sponsor, Mr. Durante, attendance counsellor. Front Row.- Mr. Rothe, assistant principal in charge of school events, Mr. Haw- ver, assistant principal in charge of program- ming, Dr. O'Mara, principal, Mr. Meierdierks, assistant principal in charge of personnel, Mr. Straka, shop superintendent. ogclminiofrcitoro MISS URQUHART, District Five Superintend- ent addresses Lane Alumni at the Golden Jubi e Banquet in the Lane lunchroom. l5 MR. HAWVER Retired Assistant Principal V 'f te ooiotcufit Mr. Hawver, a teaching veteran of forty years, has left his post as assistant principal. His job included the responsibility of setting up school programs and extracurricular act- ivities, and he was also responsible for filling our school's reports to the federal govern- ment. He was previously head of the Lane chemistry department, and senior sponsor be- fore Mr, Cox took over. He is a former teacher of mathematics and civics, having received his master's degree at the University of Chicago. Mr. Hawver, who has been on Lane's faculty for thirty years, still is not retiring, as he has received a five year math teaching appointment at Lane. He is one of those men who, because of their want to work and serve, cannot bring themselves to retire. We are proud that he will be with us for the years to come, g V MR. HAwvER coursiteifasiaisis the work of Miss Neely, his secretary. lil! , . I I U i f , 491011 ' M-vw ' ' - ' I .sy-1 Ag 1,1 4.fjj sf,.Wq5xyfM ks- A 2252: - . M, ,2,gf ' MR. MEIERDIERKS faces the many problems which cross his desk each day, generally con- cerning himself w.th school personnel. MR. PATTULLO, recently elevated from his position as senior advisor, now faces the respon- sibilit.es of Assistant Principal. rincipcilo MR. ROTHE solves another studer1t's problem with o phone call from his busy office. BUSTLING ACTIVITY-finance, advice, administration-all have a place in the main office 3 L. ,.., ,IA-11 ,V MRS. RICHMAN prepores reports for Mr. Ehrlich of FINANCIAL CRISES ore honded by Mrs. Powell, in her desk in the discipline office. the coshier's office. gg t SUPPLY PROBLEMS ore discussed by Mr. Giometti and l Mr. Hoffman in the book room. , SCORES OF RECORDS cross the desk of Mrs. Ohlsen. l8 ,---- . , secretory. MYRIAD OF DETAIL involved in the odministrotion of 1 Lone's shops ore the work of Mr. Flynn, here ot his post l in the shop office. COMPLICATED FORMS present o prob'em onrl Miss Mores and Miss Reynolds combine forres fo solve if. SWITCHBOARD QUIET, Mrs Scully takes odvontoge of the lull To turn to other work. 4'-ws. DEEP IN THOUGHT over a test of the.r aca- demic prowess, stud-ents take math test in a Lane study hall. ADJUSTMENTS TO BE MADE, and Mr. Ackert is contacted by K. Krauss. 20 FRESHMAN GONE ASTRAY: Mr. Burke, tru- ' ant officer, and Mr. Duronte, attendance counsellor, discuss impending action. M155 SZYMANSKI turns from her paperwork to solve another type of adjustment problem. 1 uiclcmce tang... eroolfuflel , VH W! f 11, SW ' l nz :Si 551 INJURED STUDENT calls for medical treat ment and sympathy from Doctor Briney. PSYC!-lOl.OGlST'S point of view on student record is tormuated by Mr. Butcher. 4 . NOTHING SERIOUS, Mrs. Dunham, school nurse, assures J. Weil. ABSENCE FROM CLASS is explained to Mr. Zoe n, attendance counsellor, by T. Krause. 15 I.. M lunchroom milk machines. FOOD ENGINEERING is graphically illustrated by Miss Shaw as she adjusts the delicate mechanism of one of the PETER PIPER PICKED . . . Miss Pollak, speech teacher. runs student through his paces. pecicclioto in fix, X . X ws-ev-we if,',.,.f ,- . SOUNDS FROM AROUND TI-IE WORLD are brought to Krone, Golden, Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Jones, Reily, and Butler, through new equipment in Deaf-Oral Department. , TI-IE EXAMINER, Mr, Wolz, prepares to help R. Ander- son solve the proble-m confrontng him. 22 l LATE COMERS must pass under the watchful eye of Mr. Torreyson as they file past the Tardy Office. STAY IN SCHOOL, Mr. Simon advises student, and shows a poster to emphasize his point. their gielclo DELICATE ADJUSTMENTS on the heating system re- quire the skilled touch of Mr. Larson Engneer-Custodian. TO GET A JOB, Jaworski consults Mr. Hansen, place me-nt counsellor, who will see if any of those on h.s list are appropriate for him. W X 1? f '71 I fffvvkif ffv X' f w XA!! Z v ,, 4Wkf'f wg 45' U5 W' 'ff fu 5 f W k ,W ,, . ,jg 3 .- f 4 ZWMW 1 6 JZWWOW - fi A 41, 4 W ' ' Q 1 Q 7 - W W ,, X, V Z , V f f f A' ' 1 N 4 A S Student N-QQ! U K-Q99 I Q, ew! r I . 'i l . eruice BAD WEATHER delays many students, and Tordy Office clerks must rush to meet the demand. ANE has one of the largest student bodies on high school level today, and it is only fitting that in these ranks exist some indi- viduals whose concern for the welfare of the rest motivates them to sacrifice time and work for achievi-ng these ends. Such organizations as the Key Club and the Student Council are in operation because there have always been LONELY SILHOUETTES in the morning light personify the mooo of the early watch. . . zero period hallguards. students with unselfish motives whose prime objective is to help the school and the com- munity. The work tof these organizations varies from keepi-ng order in the lunchroom to ushering students at assemblies, but their work is united by their common interest in the well- being of their fellow man. 25 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Top Row. Cantor, Porey, Dishman, Ahlgren, Zick- man. Row 2. Johnson, Lcfkow, Lopiparo, Janes, Sokol. Front Row. Pookc, Lodygowski, DeChant, Mr. Gannon, THE WHEELS of student government in motion, as Lodygowski speaks to the assembled Student Council, Lopiparo and Sokol record. Student ouncil STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row. Lindberg, Korus, Krone, Niemann, Moll, Deutschmann, Gunterman, Lusis, Lyngl, Fcigerrnan Wagner. Row 6. Levitzke, Stankiewicz, Haag Sudpamp, Bloumueller, Lyall, Clark, Wescher, Rosen- berg, Ioni. Row 5. Kobeski, Pompe, Rossman Reiter, Morchi, Conoscenti, Stangeland, Mc Reynolds, Gunlock, Newman, Haliziw. Row 4- Bergman, Ny .. i ,W V, it on ,x X I . 1 ,X if AI- 1 Walker, Prince, Wurl, Blonz, Konlman, Curtner, Miller, Epstein, Rooney, Budzyn. Row 3. Hoffman Carlino, Eglitis, Asaia, Remsik, Savitsky, Berezenko Karedes, Cojda. Row 2. Larson, Johnson, Hierstedt Parey, Dishman, Lefkow, Zickrnan, Duerkoop, Newey Front Row. Anlgren, Jones, DeChant, Papke, Lady- QOWSKL L0DlDUVO, COFITOV, Sokol, Mr. Gannon. 3 . ' rim uma, w ff . MEA, ryffii L1, 1 STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row. Ament, De Simone, Rohn, Christiansen, Purtell, Marnos, Trombetta, Lewkowich, Herr, Nasby llagstrom, MacPherson, Houck, Anderson. Row 6 Roberts, Tegtmeyer, Wilson, Kuta, Jacob, Zobott Lomax, Plant, Litteru, Gagen, Weager, Martin Row 5. Schuricht, Gleason, Bartlett, Marselos, Wro- bel, Sturm, Duke, Milewski, Miller, Richter, Durlak, Granger. Row 4- Mosoff, Podesta, San Filippo Bay, Sanrio, Rogers, Smith, Nieglos, lsenberg, Quinn Green, Schufter, Zimmer. Row 3- Grossman, Buchwickler, Maksymonko, Polikoff, Lorenz, P'hi- lipps, Jensen, Nelson, Michal, Williams. Row 2. Leeders, Johnson, Lopiparo, Cantor. Front Row. Zickman, Dishr-nan, Jones, Ahlgren, DeChant, P'apke Lodygowski, Parey, Lefkow, Sokol. 1 The Lane Tech Student Council is a body which represents each individual student. Sel- ected students from the divisions meet the eighth period Thursdays to discuss and vote on bills which will improve the school. The Council's purpose is to ill foster school spirit, C23 solve welfare problems, and l3l promote self-government. The organization is in charge of Lane's five thousand dollar budget. The Council decides how much money will be appropriated to various school activities such as the Lane Daily, Tech Prep, garden, traffic engineers, clinic, and other organizations, The regular assemblies to which the students are admitted free of charge, the color filming of our school, and the publicity Lane receives in the various neighborhood newspapers are all projects of the Council. As long as there is a Council, the student will be given the opportunity to suggest ways to improve the school, and he will be given representation in the body of Lane Tech. MAKING A POINT, lsenberg gestures as he poses an argument from the Student Counci, 27 STUDENT COURT Top Row. Mornos, Lewkowich, P-urtell, San Filippo, Trombetta, Larson. Front Row. Zimmer, Hjerstedt, Mr. Gannon, Zichman, Leeders. Student ctw and incance The basic problems of justice prevail in the Lane Student Court, The guilt or innocence of the defendant must be determined by what actually happened, and it follows that the first task of this court or any court is to determine the facts about the crime. The second, and almost equally important task is that of fixing an appropriate remedy for the misbehavior. Through conscientious and de- termined effort, the courts of the student government bring justice to the guilty. When one stops to compare the budget of the government with that of the Lane Tech students, one finds that the Lane budget is always balanced, never in debt, but yet being used to what the Student Council believes to be full advantage. The organ in the auditor- ium, the Lane Daily we read everyday, the Tech Prep we receive, the important chari- ties, and the numerous other projects of the Student Council use the money of the student budget to great advantage. 28 STUDENT BUDGET COMMITTEE Top Row. Gonos, Boldt, Marselos, Mr. Clasen Front Row. Kusterer, Elliott. SOCIAL CENTER COMMITTEE Top Row. Mark, Harris, Wieck, Waskow, Wicks, Ergish, Perlick, Sabacinski. Row 4. Krause, Blat- nick, Litteau, Golnick, Naatz, Gregory, Korowski. Row 3, Hartjen, Derlvlinassian. Row 2. Sokulski, Thorson, Delong, Hahl, Trodler, O'Keefe. Front Row. Mr.Kuecker, Miss Szymanski, Mr. Meierdierks Mr. Rodger. Mr. Gannon. ociccl enter The aim ot the Social Center Committee is to plan and provide an enjoyable evening for everyone attending the Lane socials. ln order to more adequately perform its duties, the committee is divided into two groups. The Planning Committee, headed by James De- Jong, is responsible for the conversion of the bare gym into an attractive dance hall. The members don't use magic, however, it is through patience and hard work that they transform the gym into a danceland. The second group is the Cloak Room Com- mittee, with Arthur Hahl as chairman. The checking of coats, taking of tickets, and maintenance of order-these are the most important tasks this group accomplishes. Mr. Meierdierks, who manages the Social Center, is in charge of both groups. AT THE SOCIAL, two partnerless girls, not to be left SAXES SWING OUT at social as out, dance with each other. 1- Laneite watches enraptured ,,.... -1- SUPER HONOR ROLL Top Row. Hoffman, Shufrin, Herr, Razgaitis, Zirnis, Meierdierks, Plocar, Swanson, Forster, Mark, Rich, Smith, Lafleur. Row 6. Brems, Holt, Pavasars, Klobucnik, Matz, Suppo, Schwartz, Waters, Wicks, Schwartz, San Fillippo, Lazik, Craig. Row b. lchishi- ta, Nottke, Kobek, Boron, Kraus, Kordig, Rohde, Sal- na, Bose, Przybylski, Kutzmon, Scharpenberg, Wol- tersdorf. Row 4. Lipner, Onischak, Yamada, Lo- cashio, Bart, Turinetti, Baruch, Krupa, Lefkow, Peace, Finley, Brodrueck, Bosmann. Row 3. Lee, Schutt, Randall, Dybal, Hoyt, Zeid, Jensen, Zils, Ad- ler, Cantor, Koczan, Nafziger. Row 2. Godwin, Grossman, Kunita, Wirtz, Shapiro, Andrews, Kahn, Tardio, Bleyer, Nonaka. Front Row. Anderson. Nelson, Wallace, Hochrein, Krause, Mr. Bauer, Lamp- ing, Parey, Rathsum, Wehrmeistei, Hoeppner. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Top Row. Leekow, P'arey, Waters, Meierdierks, Shif- rin, Ziegeldorf, Bosmann. Row 3. Cantor, Zils, Nottke, Williamson, Garland, Brandstetter. Row 2. Godwin, Carlson, Asato, Randall, Nonaka. Front Row. Krause, Lamping, Mr. Bauer, Mark, Wicks. OVIOI' Honors classes now include all four years of high school mathematics, English, and science. Freshmen are chosen to be mem- bers ot accelerated classes onthe basis of high scholastic average, high scores on achieve- ment tests, and reccmmendation of teachers. Upper classmen may join honors classes if their scholastic average at Lane is high enough, and it they are willing to work harder than mosf students to maintain a good average, This program is highly desirable by virtue of the more complete analysis of the curricula, Closely allied with the honors clqgges is the Lane chapter of the National Honor Society. sv l ,. xr ' sl- lc A I use i i w, f,1- --X-Y Y , 30 HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Top Row. Mr. Bauer, Matz, Hoyt, Bart, Barnickol. Front Row. Anderson, Schwartz. ocietieo This organization, one of six thousand in the nation, exists in order to honor academic achievement, scholastic ability, character, leadership, and service. Prerequisites for mem- bership include averages ranging trom 3.5 as a junior to 2.75 as a graduating senior, as well as a suitable service project. The Lane group is headed by Karl Barnickol, president, Alex Bart, vice president, Fred Hoyt, secretary, James Wilson, treasurer, and Charles Matz, sergeant at arms. Meetings are called at the discretion ot Mr. Bauer, the advisor. As a special project, last November the group spon- sored a dance in a successful drive to replenish the library funds. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Top Row. Jokiel, Barge, Anderson, Swanson, Plocar, Zirnis, Polikoff, Smith, Wilson, Klessig. Row 6. Hoff- man, Schwartz, Johnsen, Klobucnik, Pfavasars, Ahl- gren, Woltersdorf, Lazik, Suppa, Matz, Berent. Row S- Holt, Neumayer, Schmuldt, Schwarz, Blume, Asp- lund, lchishita, Hoeppner, Lampert, Brodrueck. Row 4. Jacobsen, Moore, Beyermann, Sobecki, Stanisz, Fagerman, Scharpenberg, Wong, Kutyno, Spitza. Row 3. Esenberg, Wolf, Gershon, Bart, Kruse, Schick, Krupa, Sosnowski, Adams, Gordon. Row 2. Uchirna, Kim, Lerch, Hong, Burns, Anderson, Baran, Kunitomi, Hoyt. Front Row. Nelson, Lodygowski, Rothsam, Hochrein, Mr. Bauer, Friedman, Swensen, Wehrmeister, Gray. 31 .t Mmm s sim-Mg M-f .54x! ' mth . ., .ii l' 'i ,,,.,--,,,-...-...,,, .. . ..-.1-we -' '4 ' ' sis l jj Qlub KEY CLUB Top Row. Finley, Gray, Hochrein, Meierdierks, Flo car, Anderson, Berent, Wehrmeister, Polikoff. Row 3. Kutyna, Stahnke, HoeDDV16f, POVOSOFS, Hill, UD' ner, lsenberg, Bart. Row 2. BleY9f, P if1C-9, 50' becki, Burns, Kunitomi, DerMinnssian, Sol, Jensen. Front Row. Rozenoff, Barnickcl, Fagerman Mr. Browne, Hoyt, Hawley, Anaeison. To serve the school and community . . . cooperate with the school principal . . . to prepare . . . to develop . . . to build . . . these are the objectives to which the Lane Key Club is pledged. The torty Key Clubbers have backed their pledge with action. This year they guided and entertained school visi- tors, worked diligently for the Kiwanis Kid's Day and the Mayor's Charity Prep Bowl Game, served with the i958 Joint appeal-a project tor which they were given a special award- ond undertook countless other services. lt is understandable, therefore, that those who pass the club's selective tests and interviews are proud to be a part of the Lane Key Club and the fourteen thousand Key Clubbers across the nation. COMMUNlTY FUND AWARD is presented to Key Club president P. Fagerman, by projects chairman, B. Glass- ner, qs officers Schwarz Hoyt, and Barnikol look on. l 32 LUFTOA is composed of some twenty mem- bers sponsored by Mr. Burns, and headed by Edward Simpson, Thomas Spitza, and George Littner. The club's main purpose is to assist those students who need help in their academic subjects. This is accomplished through the Owls Club, the service branch of LUFTOA, by having the upperclassmen instill in the students the fundamentals of the subjects in question. The Owls also gather information about the teachers colleges so that they are able to inform the interested students. Through a new program, LUFTOA members are being sent as substitutes to morning class- es. Those who join this worthy organization will find the work beneficial. LUFTOA TOP Row. Warmoth, Ziegeldorf, Brezinski, Forster, Miller, Petersen, Lettner. Row 3. Baruch, Buchta, Kamps, Flosi, Brandstetter, Rendl. Row 2. Rizzuto, Trojan, Strawa, Arrington, Anderson. Front Row. Ahrens, Spitza, Hirchberg, Mr. Burns, Simpson. Nichols. guture ecccliero OWLS CLUB Top Row. Lettner, P-eterson, Nichols, Razgaitis, Spitzo, Warmoth. Row 2. Shapiro, Trojan, Strawa, Arrington, Lamszus, Sherwood. Front Row. Plant, Kamps, Mr. Burns, Zfiegeldorf, Baruch. .itsasgm s . s l l 1 HALLGUARD PROGRAM is outlined to Mr. ALL IS WELL, and Nosby seizes the oppor- Rosenblum, sponsor, by Co-Chief-of-Chiefs tunity to do his studying. Swensen cmd Smetters. 57-gall Quccrclo From zero period in the morning until eleventh period in the ofternoon, Lone's lows ore sustained oncl enforced by o dependoble stotf better known os the hollguords. Every doy of the school yeor the hollguords freely devote their time toword keeping Lone in smooth running order. One thousond boys join the hollguords onnuolly, Heoded by HALL GUARD CHIEFS Top Row. Woloszyk, Herzog, Kuboszewski, Skwier- czynski, Just. Row 2. Boettcher, Swensen, Mr. Rosenblurn, Smetters, Ruby. Front Row. Klein, Sulis, Delia, Asplund. Arnold Swensen and Robert Smetters, the hallguards have numerous tasks. Among their duties are the regulation of traffic in the halls, the diminishing of confusion through- out the building, the patrolling ofthe campus, attending the parking lot, keeping the lunch- room in order, keeping the halls clean and quiet --- jobs very vital to the proper func- tioning uf the school. HALL GUARD LIEUTENANTS 8. CLERKS Top Row. Epley, Czarnecki, Herzog, Foster, Kubas- zewski, Lavaccare, Kolacki, Preus, Berent, Cabay, Skullevczynski. Row 7. McDonald, Lindemann, Kwistkowski, Harris, Pefrow, Petersen, Kautz, BQChab, Pyter, Onischak. Row 6. Johnson, Roth, Kapka l-lanke, Franke, Sulis, Kramer, Paul, Sprenger, Weager, Maronto. Row 5. Burns, Hughes, llosvay, Cole, Zobctt, Drumsta, Ciocci, Reinlie, Thompson Lang. Row 4. Armstrong, Manson, Miller, Desecki Szsnowski, Seiler, Bode, Rouen, Baruch, Smetters Smith. Row 3. Litz, Bleyer, Johnson, Knuth Lafever, Johnson, Fanuelsen, Tomaszewski, Pociask Melone. Row 2. Roberts, Gross, Kiewicz, Klein Swensen, Mr. Rosenblum, Smetters, Woloszyk, Jorosz Mattenson, Schultz Front Row. Proctor, Cenfanni Pacmi, Heishima Rossbacher, Rubenstein. HALL GUARD CAPTAINS Top Row. Roth, Noga, Stenzel, Czaja, Rowls, Sulis Row 2. Thome, Swensen, Mr. Rosenblum, Smetters Romej. Front Row. Kunitomi, Gregory, Weager Martin. X05 Q1 i-,iris ,i,f'Wev, .'1ff...f T.. f ff .1 1 1 MR. EHRLICH, discipline office, has the unpleasant but rewarding duty of forcing straying students back to the straight-and-narrow. iociplime ogicleo Awaiting you or me for some infraction ot the rules is an invitation to visit the well known discipline room. The newcomer is greeted with a pink slip and hustled through the routine to Mr. Ehrlich's desk. The discip- line aides handle the recording, filing, and business of the office. Their help is rewarded by service points. DISCIPLINE AIDES Top Row. Kubala, Salna, Reilly, Catardi, Bower, Graber, Korg, Day, Perlick. Row 5. Soule, Nottke, Woltersdorf, Kutyna, Kurzawski, Bruner, Minkus, Dahl. Row 4. Buchta, Brandstetter, Kardaras, Price, Wasilewski, Arrington, Trodler, Palumbo, Mc- Hale. Row 3. Newgard, Urbaszewski, Slobodecki, Minnice, Grasser, Marcinkiewicz, Prince, Nelson. Row 2. Wilson, Jacoby, Lewkowicz, Pretzel, Niedle, Barton. Front Row. Wehrmeister, Mr. Rodger, Miss Heinen, Mr. Ehrlich, Mr. Herman, Flosi, Silverman. 36 Hice ogicleo Distributed among five offices at Lane is a group of industrious boys who have con- tributed their study periods to perform nu- merous tasks for both teachers and students alike. These are the boys who print the teachers' bulletins and the absentee bulletins, these are the boys who put those same bulle- tins into teachers' mailboxes, distribute pas- ses, admits, and attendance reports, these boys help the discipline teachers in Room l22. Throughout the day the office aides do much to make the days here at Lane more pleasant and memorable for all members of the stu- dent body, faculty, and administration. SCHOOL DAY CLOSES, but activity continues in the main office OFFICE AIDES Top Row. Hale, Hoeppner, Reilly, Seifert, Serbedzi- ya, Opager, Wehrmeister, Pawlicke, Mitchell, Jokiel. Row 6. Sanno, Cotteleer, Bart, Kutyna, Reynolds, Woltersdorf, Nottke, Rose, Cantor. Row 5. Stay- art, Wasilewski, Stutz, Jaworski, Silverman, Minkus, Bruner, Weil. Row 4. Petkonas, Kurzawski, Sal- na, Slobodecki, Herzog, Brandstetter, Anderson Jackson, Buchta. Row 3- Jacobson, Kmiecik, Kleitsch, Pacyna, Fermoyle, Osmundsen, Reeves, Rab- ner. Row 2. Grant, Stout, DerMinassian, Murata, McMahon, Cajda, Staudenmayer, Shuman. Front Row. Hartjen, Martin, Schiller, Grezlak, Darcy, Ran- dall, Mangurten. 37 TRAFFIC ENGINEERS keep bath Lanentes and traffic moving smoothly raggic Qngineero The Traffic Engineers consists of one hun- dred and fifty students who have enrolled in the traffic program instead of gym or R.O.T.C. or who have enrolled in both, in which case they earn service points. With the white belt that safety is maintained at all times when the students go to and from school. Under Coaches Siebert and Ring who sponsor morn- ing and afternoon traffic respectively, this group has maintained a perfect safety record as the badge of authority, the engineers see for the pqgf decgde, TRAFFIC ENGINEERS HEADS, Coaches Ring and Siebert, discuss post assignmentswith Carlson and Uchima. I 38 TRAFFIC ENGINEERS Top Row. Stahnke, Disch, Estrup, Foster, Waskow, Kurth, Knez, Gately, Garrett. Row 6. Cholod, Barnicke, Gray, Leppiaho, Thomas, Jankauskas, Crouse, Diliberto. Row 5. Hohl, Kirman, Alberecht, Pyter, Day, Pecht, Carlson, Bubert, Thompson, Row 4- Reichstaoter, Cashman, Laurine, Moran, Kroner, Fasano, Blonz, Deeds. Row 3. Krempen, Monsen Baez, Skweres, Nicosia, Ohlinger, Felish Row 2. Proctor, Oleson, Sosnowski, Hary, Lobos- co, Conoscenti, Feinerman. Front Row. Asplund Warta, Anderson, Mr. Siebert, Carlson, Krause, Korus TRAFFIC ENGINEERS Top Row. Jones, Wleslnger, Magnonenzi, Wisniew- ski, Hahl, Bertolozzi, Wienski, Mischung, Czarnecki Szczech, Krzeminskl, Arkuszewski, Kampf. Row 7 Lau, Czerwinskl, Kwiatkowski, Kubala, Plattner, Har- ris, Pastuszka, W-aters, Olek, Schultz, Hickman, Go- limowski. Row 6. Stein, Arendt, Boettcher, lngal- linera, Fenner, Fritzler, Gackowski, Jaworski, Jensen, Reiter, Samp, Hale, Goletano. Row 5. Serwitz, Wasilewski, Brosig, Dryden, Blatnick, Adams, Fos- ter, Schramm, Gagliano, Braumann, Walker, Adler Row 4. Steinke, Praznowski, Hanke, Saillor, Brown Kendall, Pacyna, Caruso, Allen, Gordon, Wazer Row 3. Martyka, Gruber, Marx, Hughes, Frank Grejczyk, Malatia, Gordon, Goetz, Lodwich, Krause Prather. Row 2. Bevin, Weidner, Sokulski, Bos- mann, Calangan, Mr. Ring, Banke, Selfritz, Mi- lewski, Makis, Duda. Front Row. Hartman, Lee Rudek, Epstein, Kirth, Kepler, Litz. 'V if Aim, -an tif l 1 The Ushers Club, sponsored by Mr. Wale- wander, is a service club the school could not be without. George Thome is president, James DeJong is vice president, Bruce Borman is secretary and Leslie Dean is treasurer of the courteous young men in this group. Serving at our school's biggest entertainment pro- grams, they take tickets and direct traffic at the Lane concerts, Mask and Shears plays, and graduation excerises. May the wearers of the yellow arm bands be complimented for their professional services. The Stage Crew perform many valuable functions behind the scenes. Through their preparation of sets and the smooth execu- tion of their many other duties, these boys help to insure the success of Lane's plays, assemblies, and special programs. Handling props and sandbags with ease, they are an integral part of our cultural program. Mr. Hansen, the sponsor of this group, is aided in accomplishing these services by a competent staff, headed by Bob Logothetti. ln addition to their responsibilities back-stage, they care for the public address system, play our na- tional anthem every morning, and proudly display Lane's laurels in her halls. 40 USHERS CLUB Top Row. Mattes, Laskonis, Swensen, Kolacki, Just, Heidersheidt, Reilly. Row 4. Lusis, Ditner, Har- ris, Czaja, Hanke, Salna. Row 3. Kuppin, Thiel, Edwards, Flosi, Korczynski, Korczynski, Henry. Row 2. Kiewicz, Gasiorowski, Schlaclcs, Riff, Morreale, Vaccaro. Front Row. Naatz, Dean, Thome, Mr. Walewander, Dirk, Malck. oguclitorium ogicleo gleam - up ommittee CLEANUP COMMITTEE Left to Right. Cohen, Hill, Warta, McDonald, Mrs. Keenan, Twyman, Schmidt. STAGE CREW Top Row. Kupa, W'escer, Miller, Tanker, Dorow, Koeppl. Front Row. Logothettu, Klessig, Blatnick, White, Ziegeldorf, Herzog. Vhe Clean-up Committee is the group that co-operates with the hallguards in promoting clean-up activities at Lane. This group, which is directed by Mrs. Keenan, consists of three editors, three artists, one photographer, and its present chairman, William l-lill, Each year the committee sends to its sponsor, the Chi- cago Association of Commerce and lndustry, a booklet which it composes and which sum- marizes the committee's accomplishments in promotions, slogans, and posters. Zi? qw it ,ffm DMZ! W 1 Q .5 N iii X If xi ,rf .W Q Q Ag, -1. .f:. ,u -, -. Q .. I F . J , . I l ' 3 K -L V gfvr X 'Q' Lunchroom holds hundreds of alumni review.ng Lane's history. Whether it's the intricate machine or the handsome boys of Mr. Meyers' shop that attracts them, the girls seem quite interested. DR. H. SOMMERS DR. B. WILLIS Assistant Superintendent General Superintendent of Schools Gerald l-lochrein escorts group ot visitors tnrougn the building ' ,MZ H52 QW . 4' , A ' I ,' X W 4,2 , , 2, VV-... ','-414 1 ff '-M - I I , I ,. X !, ,, , . f' f f f f 7 , f f f f I , A ff,,.'3 R f ' ,M f X V , , ,f if , ' C, 1 X12 W If V ,V X I , , I lfdfqin , I f 4,1 , , I f ffm- f , ..,, , V V ,V , ' , m I ', f A K x Z V ,,,,, - 2 I , , . ,, f y X f f Y f WC V ,,,f,,f f fi!-ieyfhw' . A 5 . V 2 , ,' ., 2.1 ',,7Q2 ,,,,f' Qf X ' Y' K 2 ffcw ,,ff4,,fe,,fff,fw f f f enior Qlcwoeo i if '60 wa, 1 i i 9 Scholarship information outside Mr. Simon's office draws A. Dishman and R. Lindberg. HE SENIORS have traveled the Royal Road. Along that road they have picked up many happy memories - memories of Lane that shall be with them throughout their lives. They remember the Iunchroom where they spent the best period of the day , they remember the athletic events when they cheered Lane to victory, they recall their Foundry instructors, Mr. Dix, Mr. Gescheidle, and Mr. Losee, view preparations for 4B elections. classes, their teachers, their classmates, and all the things that made Lane home to them. And now as they look back upon the path be- hind them, they feel secure and proud. The long, difficult path ahead is eased because of the distance covered here at Lane. Their stay here was the foundation of o great future which they will enter with Lane in mind. 45 JESSE AMANDO ALVARADO President President l.etterman's Club, Capt. Basket- ball Team, Baseball Team, Cross Country Team, Soccer Team, Student Council, Big Brother Committee, Intramural Sports, Referee and Projectionist. 46 . xl . A sl ,, Q 1 I Each class during its 4B semester is called upon to select five of its members to be its officers. They are chosen on the basis of service in student government, sports, and activities. The president must select chairmen for the thirteen class committees, and is entitled to become an ex-officio member of each com- m.tt-ee, attending meetings and expressing opin- ions if so desired. He is the class official rep- resentative when requ.red, he takes charge of the Senior Breakfast, he prepares a message of welcome for the graduation exercises. The vice-president is to fill the president's duties as needed and to aid the president as directed to take an active part in preparations for the Senior Breakfast. The secretary prepares and maintains a l.st of graduates, keeps a record of business tran- sactions at meetings, handles the presidentws correspondence, and keeps a record of all elections. The treasurer receives all dues, y, works very closely handles a.l class mane with the chairman of the Finance Committee, and supervises the finances of the Senior Break- fast. The Sergeant-at-Arms must ma.ntain order OT all meetings, and take an act.ve Dart in the assembly and conduct of seniors at the Break fast. All these officers co-operate in the leader: ship of the Senior Class an d the efficient hand- ling of its business. RICHARD QUAST Sergeant at Arms National Honor Society, Honors Clos- ses, Football Team, Track Team, I.M. Sports, Wrestling Team, Hollguard, and Lettermens Club. RONALD BENN Secretary Honors Class, Football, Wrestling, I.M. Sports, and Lettermens Club. LAWRENCE WAGNER Vice President President Centurians Hi-Y Club, Big Brother, National Honor Society, Cross Country Team, Central States Crew Team, Honors Classes, Track Team, ExSCuTives Club, and Student Council. ROY AHLGREN . Treasurer National Honor Society, Illinois State Scholarship Competition Semi Finalist, '-lonors Classes Key Club President 81 Treasurer, Student Council, L Com- mittee Chairman, Lifeguard, Ushers Club, Centurians Hi-Y Vice President, Swim Team, and Crew Team. ALFRED DANIEL ALLEN KRAUSE BOZIN WEHRMEISTER Publicity Entertainment Gift KRAUSE, ALFRED ERIC-National Honor Society, Chief of Traffic Engineers, Lone Daily Asst. Editor, Tech Prep Staff, Arrowhead Staff, Social Center Comm., Treasurer of Litho Club, Capt. in Bowling Club, Roller Club, Printers Club, Fishing Club, German Club, l.M. Sports, Executives Club, and T.V. Physics. BOZIN, DANIEL MARK-Football Team, Basketball Team, Lettermens Club, Pan American Club, Executive Club, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. WEHRMEISTER, ALLEN EDWARD- National Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Key Club, Fencing Team, Lettermens Club, Vice Pres. of Roller Club, Student Council, German Club, Math Club, Executive Club, Swimming Team, Projectionist Club, Big Brother, Office Aide, and l.M. Sports. . ommittee Qhairman - une 1959 WOLTERSDORF, EDWARD JOHN-National Honor Society, Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, Lettermens Club, German Club, Office Aide, and Tumbling Team. PYTEL, DENNIS JEROME-Student Council, Concert Band, Orchestra, Marching Bond, Swing Band, Slide Rule Club, Pres. of Polish Club, L Committee, and Exhibition Team. LESNIAK, WILLIAM THOMAS- Baseball Team, l.M. Sports, Executives Club, and Lettermens Club. HOUCK, DAVID ESTON - Student Council, Crack Drill Team, Ushers Club, Hallguard, Chorus, O.C.S., Exhibition Team, R.O.T.C. Officer, and 4A Architects. EDWARD DENNIS WOLTERSDORF PYTEL Finance Picture 48 WILLIAM DAVID LESNIAK HQUCK P7051 CGD 81 Gown . f 54? . .l5Mf,35! ., H.. .,, f f- , J ff , ' A-of .Zi L , ' 0 ' . 'i f . '1' 1 ' ' 'f 2 ff Y A ,' . 9 ' ff 3 f ff! W . f rl ill, W f ' lil LW r .5 f . e li f A ,Y . 'k -f .. ' i ' Ll, ' f f ' rr ' ., . 1 geese-'s4a',tff 1 fa T' . ,, . A . . , ,l H ANTHONY GERHARD .. ,411 HERR CHRISTIANSEN 1 f' Arrangement Student Service J X H?-11 sill? 'Milli W., If As an acknowledgment of the many fine qualities possessed by the boys who were candidates in the senior elections, the president appoints them as chair- men of various committees The groups they control have an important part in the life of a Lane senior. One of thg main events in the life of a senior is the Senior Prom, and the prom committee takes care of the selec- tion of the ballroom, the bids, and other important details preceding this great event. Almost equally important is the ring and its significance to its wearer, and on appropriate committee makes are rangements with the company that manu- factures the rings, in addition to taking care of the ring fitting and distribution The day of graduation is the culmination of the efforts of the announcement com- mittee as well as the cap and gown com- mittee, who manage these affairs, The picture that smiles at you from the pages of the annual, and the accom- panying biography are results of com- mittees in those respective fields The gift committee, as the name might imply, handles the purchasing of the Senior C'oss Gift Class dues and other finan- cial matters are attended to by a com- mttee for finance The alumni Com- mttee keeps alumni in contact with school, and sees to it that everyone is informed of the achievements of Lane's graduates Four.A.News. known as Swen- A-Rout in the Daily, is supplied by the publicity committee The enterta nment commttee entertains with special assem- hlies and the arrangement committee fixes the order in which the seniors line up to receive their diplomas The student service committee performs various functions such as sending cards to sick classmates. The work of these committees is destined to leave a lasting impression in the memory of every senior. HERR, ANTHONY - Hallguard, Annual Salesman, Football Team, Student Council, Super Honor Roll, and Honors Classes. CHRISTIANSEN, GERHARD MAX - S.H. Machine Shop and Student Council. ZIEMBO, DANIEL LEONARD - Crew Team, Office Aide, Pan American Club, Basketball Manager, and Brush St Easel Club. TOUHEY, JOHN HENRY - Baseball Team, Lettermens Club, I.M. Office Aide, Usher, and Chairman of Biogra- phy Committee. SPITZA, TOM LEONARD-National Honor Society, Honors Classes, L.U.F.T.O.A. Vice Pres., Big Brother, Slide Rule Club, Math Club, Owls Club, I.M. Sports, Air Conditioning Club, J.E.T.S., Science Club, Hallguard, and Frosh Soph Football. KUTYNA, FRANCIS ANTHONY - Honor Society, Key Club, Tumbling 81 Gymnastics Team, Lettermens Club, Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, Student Council, Vice Pres. of Latin Club, Archery Club, Biology Club, I.M. Sports 8. Referee, Discipline Aid, and T.V. Physics. DANIEL JOHN ZIEMBO Tou HEY AIUIIIIII Biogrgphy TOM FRANCIS SPITZA KUTYNA Pin 8- Ring Announcement 49 ADAMS, DAVID LEE - Honors Classes, National Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Tech Pr-ep and Arrowhead Staff, Chess and Checkers Club, Traffic Engineers, and Jets Club. ADAMS, DENNIS M.-Student Council, Hallguards, Crew Team, Rolling Indians, and Litho Club. ADDANTE, VINCENT ALEX - Hallguard, Roller Club, Intramural Sports, and Frosh- Football. ADDIS, HOWARD MICHAEL-Super Honor Roll, l-lonars Classes, National Honor Society, Tech Prep sales, Hallguard, Student Council, Math Club, .l.E.T.S. C ub, Slide Rule Club, and Aviation Club, ALBRECHT, ROBERT PAUL-Traffic Engineers, Ger- man Club, Radio Club, Publicity Committee, Parking lot Guard, l.M. Sports, Spur Sf Saddle Club, and Camera Club. AMRICH, GEOR-GE RUDOLPH-Life Guard, Swim Team, Biography Comm., Slide Rule Club, Office Aid, I.M. Sports, Projectianists Club, Tech Prep Salesman, and Litho Club, ANDERSEN, EDWARD GEORGE - l.M. SPOVIS' ANDERSEN, KENNETH EARL--Wrestling Team, Aviation Club, Air-conditioning Club, Com Club Projectionists Club and Hallguards. ANDERSON, ALLAN MELVIN - Bowling Club. ANDERSON, DAVID VINCENT - Super Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Honors Classes, Key Club, Mcllh Club, Life Guard, Tech Prep Staff, Biography Committee, l..U.F.T.O.A., Astro-Physical Society, J.E.T.S. V-ICE President, Student Council, Cross Country Team and Slide Rule Club President. ANDERSON, DENNIS GUNNAR-Key Club, Honors Classes, Math Club, Basketball Manager, Prom Com- mittee, Slide Rule Club, National Honor Society and l.M. Sports. ANDERSON, JOHN ERLING-l.M. Sports, Fishing Club,Pan American, Hallguard, Track and Student Council we remember our oenior 50 -.i ARCARA, PHIL C. - Orchestra, Concert Band, March- ing Band, Swing Band, Prom Committee and Latin Club. ARKUSZEWSKI, ALLEN JOHN --S.H. Machine Shop Student Council, Traffic, Annual and Tech Pr-ep Rep. Biography Committee and Entertainment Committee. 1 1 AUBRY, GLENN GEORGE -Frosh Football and l.M. Wrestling, AUSTIN, RONALD E. BACH, DANIEL - S.H. Print, Printer's Club, l.M Sports, Tech Prep Staff and Cap 51 Gown Committee. BACHAR, JOHN JOSEPH - Football Team, Wrestliimg T-earn, German Club and Hallguard. The SENIOR RINGS are the symbol of glories of the days past, and goals in the days to come. ringo .. . BACHOCHIN, JOSEPH MICHAEL- l.M. Sports, Hall- guard, Prom Committee, Bowling Team, German Club and Library Helper. BAEZ, JOSE ANGEL - Pan-American Club President, Traffic, Office Aid, Science Club and Slide Rule Club. BALL, NORMAN DENNIS-Polish Club and Bowling Club. BANDKE, HERBERT E.--Pan-American, Tech Prep, Discipline Helper and Biography Committee. BARON, RONALD HOWARD- Super Honor Roll, l.M. Sports, Bowling Club, L.U.F.T,O.A., Hallguard, Student Council and Honors Classes. BART, ALEX JOHN - Math Club Vice. Pres., National Honor Society, Honors Classes, l.M. Sports, Office and Library Aid, Projectionists Club, Ushers Club, J.E.T.S. Club, Key Club, and Slide Rule Club. l l l l 51 BARTON, HILLARD FRANK - Alumni Committee, Gym Clerk, Traffic Engineers, and Polish Club. BAUER, JAMES ALLAN - Pan-American Club, Brush 8 Easle Club, and l.M. Sports. BEATON, NORMAN EDWARD-Frosh and Varsity Basketball, Air Conditioning Club, German Club, l.M. Sports, Projectionist Club, Tech Prep Salesman and l.ettermen's Club. BEATTY, THOMAS FREDERIC- l.M. Volleyball, Pon American Club, Hi-Y and Publicity Committee. BECHTOLD, ROBERT FRANK-Bowling, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. BELTZUNG, ROBERT GERAR - Soccer Team. Vice President Pan American, l.M. Sports, Picture Committee, Gym Clerk, and Bowling Club. BENZINGER, ANTON WILLIAM BERBERT, KENNETH ROBERT - Traffic Engineers and l.M. Sports. BERENT, PHILIP JOSEPH-Honor Society, Honors Classes, Key Club, Office Aid, Hallguard Lieutenant, Gym Clerk, and Bowling ClLb. BERGSTROM, LESTER RUSSELL- Hallguard and Frosh - Soph Football. BERTELSEN, ROBERT NElL- l.M. 'Sports, Pan American, Hallguard, Varsity Football, and Frosh-soph Basketball. BERTOLOZZI, RANO JOSEPH - Traffic Engineer, Pro- jectionist Club, Arrangement Comm., and Aviation Club. parking the liuuer before 52 BIALAS, WAYNE CHESTER - Coin Club, Division Clerk, Bowling Club, Gym Clerk, Polish Club, and Finance Comm. BIELAWSKI, OTTO JOHN - Orchestra, Polish Club Officer and Annual Salesman, BIELINSKI, ROGER ALLEN - Announcement comm, Crew Team, l.M. Sports, Latin Club Treasurer, Tech Prep Salesman, l-lallguard, and Office Aid. BIESCHKE, WILLIAM WALTER-Projectionist Club, Bowling League, Aviation Club, Annual Rep. and I-lallguard. BIEWER, THOMAS JOHN -- lce Skating Team, Football Team, l.M. Sports, and l-lallguard. BILLECK, FRANK D. - Projectionists Club, l-lallguards, Frosh Football Manager, Varsity Football Manager, and Gym Clerk. Motor bikes and cycles catch the admiring A glances of students in Lane's PARKING LOT. OCl'lOOl . . LH .,.J ,, BISCHOFFER, JAMES LOUIS-- l.M. Sports and Hall- guards. BLAIR, WILLIAM HARVEY -Secretary of Bowling Club, Latin Club, l-lallguard, l.M. Volleyball and Chess 8 Checkers Club. BLASSICK, ROBERT JOSEPH - l.M. Sports, l-lallguards, and Printers Club. BLAUMUELLER, FREIMUTH-Math Cub, Jets Club Slide Rule Club, and l-lallguards. BLISS, RICHARD R. - Slide Rule Club. BLUNDA, FRANK SAM-l,M. Sports, Projectionists Club, Baseball Team, l-lallguard, Pin and Ring Comm., afd Daily Representative. Cf 05 53 BOGOSIAN, ROGER SOUREN - Hallguard, l.M. Sports, and Pan American Club. BOWER, KENNETH WILLIAM - Lifeguard, Office Aid, Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Prom Comm., and Spur 8 Saddle Club. BONTA, CARL JOSEPH--Air Conditioning Club, Bowling Club, I.M. Sports, and Hollguard. BORCHERS, PAUL D.-Swim Team, Spur 8 Saddle Club, and Hollguard. BORNMANN, BRUCE IRWIN - Hallguards, Usher, and Ro ler Club. BRAUN, WILLIAM K.-German Club, Hallguards, Air Conditioning Club, and l.M. Sports. BREMS, ROBERT RONALD-Cross Country Team, Track Team, L.etterman's Club, German Club, Chorus, Office Aid, Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, Picture Comm., National Honor Society, and l.M. Sports. BRENNER, TIMOTHY BRIAN -Spur 81 Saddle Club, Student Councli, Marching Band, and Concert Band. BOROWCZYK, PAUL FRANCIS-Hallguard, Polish Ciub, and Senior Arrangement Comm. BRIGGS, WILLIAM ANTHONY-Ushers Club, Pan American Club, and Hollguard. BOUWMAN, WILLIAM ROBERT - Aviation Club and Hallguards. flfi 54 BRINKMAN, JOE JOHN at early mornin 1 CZ BRISHKE, WILLIAM PHILLIP - Hallguard, Polish Club, and I.M. Sports. BRODRUECK, DETLEF ALFRED-National Honor So- ciety, Super Honor Roll, German Club, Math Club, Stamp Club, Hallguards, Honors Classes, and Biography Comm. BROWN, MICHAEL CLEMENT - I.M. Sports, and Hall- guards. BUETTNER, WAYNE - German Club. BURGH, MICHAEL DAVID-Track, Cross-Country, Frosh Soph Football, I.M. Sports, German Club, and Hallguard. BURMANN, HARRY WILLIAM - Pan American Club, Hallguard, and I.M. Basketball. The SEVEN FORTY-FIVE brigade is given a bird's eye view from the fourth floor window. bell.. BURNS, KENNETH C. -- Pin gc Ring Comm., Hallguard. Polish Club, and I.M. Manager. BUSH, VERNON JOHN -- Latin Club, I.M. Sports, Judc Club, and Hallguard. CABAY, ANTHONY R.- I.M. Sports, Latin Club, Stamp Club, Bowling Club, Daily Stott, Hallguard, and Ticket Salesman. CABEL, ROBERT EDWARD-Varsity Football, I.M. Sports, and Hallguard. CALANGAN, JOSEPH F. - Mask 81 Shears, Crew Team, Hi-Y Club, Centurions, Traffic, and Pan American Club. CAMP, VICTOR LEE - Library Helper and I.M. Sports. l CAMPLIN, CHARLES ROGER- Froslw-Soph Basketball, Varsity Basketbal, I.M. Sports, and Hallguard. CARDELLA, FRANK JOHN - l-lallguards, Pan Amer- ican Club, and Science Club. CARLINO, PHILIP MICHAEL-Bowling Club, I.M. Sports, and Lane Indian Dancers. CARLSON, ROBERT JOHN - Crew Team, Cross Coun- try Team, Honors Classes, Crack Drill Team, Cap and Gown Committee, Air Conditioning Club, Bowling Club, and I.M. Sports. CARNEY, WILLIAM H. -- Hallguard, Bowling Club, and Projectionist. CARON, ROY WILLIAM - Baseball Team, Hallguardg, I.M. Sports, Printers Club, and Daily Printer. CARROCCIO, DENNIS FRED - Honors Classes, I.M. Sports, Crew Team, Student Council, Gymnastics, Wrest- ling Team, and Office Aid. CARTWRIGHT, DONALD CARL- Hallguard, Bowling Club, and Projectionist. CARUSO, JOSEPH JOHN - Traffic Engineer, Hallguard and Publicity Committee. CARUSO, NICK VINCENT - Swimming Team, Wrest- ling Team, Pin and Ring Committee, Lettermans Club, and I.M. Sports. CASEY, ARNOLD RALPH -Varsity Football, I.M. Sports, Arrangement Comm., and Hallguard. CASPER, THOMAS MICHAEL - Publicity Comm., I.M. Sports, Printers Club, Hallguard, Student Council, and Entertainment Comm. the roioo upon rowo at 56 CAUDLE, DONALD VERDELL - Football Team, Junior Track Team, Lettermen's Club, I.M. Sports, and Hall- guard. CERRETTI, ROBERT PETER 1 Bowling Team Capt. Hallguard, I.M. Sports, Swim Team, Student Council, Alumni Comm., and Frosh Soph Football. CHIRIKOS, DENNIS WILLIAM - Chorus, Football Team, Pan American Club, Bowling Club, I.M. Sports, Student Council, and Entertainment Committee. CHMURA, LARRY ALLEN - Latin Club, Slide Rule Club, Projectionist Club, Spur 81 Saddle Club, Rifle Team, and Chorus. CHODIL, ROBERT RUDOLPH - Bowling Club and I.M. Sports. CIOCCI, PETER LOU - Honors Classes, Hallguard Lt., J.E.T.S., Public Speaking Club, Library Helper, Math Club, and Music Appreciation Club. The solitude of the LIBRARY hovers over all. boolzo . . . 57 CITTI, WILLIAM DANIEL-- Camera Club, Roller Club, Air Conditioning Club, and Hallguard. CODAK, THOMAS EDWARD - Bowling Club and Hall- guard. COE, DENNIS RAYMOND - Science Club, Radio Club, Office Aide, I.M. Sports, and Entertainment Comm. COFFELT, JAMES JOSEPH - I.M. Sports. COLBY, ANTHONY JOSEPH -- I-lonors Classes, Student Council, Student Court, J.E.T.S. Club, Math Club, and Slide Rule Club. COLLINS, NEIL SHERMAN -Stage Crew, Crew Team, Bowling Club, Slide Rule Club, Hallguard, Projectionist Club, Traffic Engineers, I.M. Sports, and Spur and Saddle Club. COLE, ELI W. COLE, RONALD MATTHEW-Proiectionist Club and Pan American Club. CONOSCENTI, VINCENT PAUL -- Entertainment Comm. Student Council, Traffic Engineers, Hallguards, l.M. Sports, Roller Club, and Air Conditioning Club. CONSIGNY, RUCELLE LEE-Hallguard, Office Aid, l.M. Sports, Alumni Comm., Roller Club, Math Club, and Slide Rule Club. CORDES, ROBERT HENRY-German Club, Bowling Club, Air Conditioning Club, and l.M. Sports. COULOMBE, KENNETH NORRIS- Projectionist Club, l.M. Volleyball, Band, Hollguord, Daily Rep., Gift Comm., and Pon American Club. CRAWFORD, ROBERT C.--l'lGllgU0fCl51 Bond, 'Rifle' Club, Chess 8- Checker Club, Gnd POV' Amencan C U ' cnoss, wiu.iAM JAMES-Bowling Club. Gefmon Club, and Hollguord. CROWLEY, MICHAEL WILLIAM - Polish Club and Sumr Honor Roll. CWIERZ, JOHN LADISLAV - Honors Moth and Polish Club. CYCHOSZ, RICHARD ROBERT-l.M. Sports, Roller Club, and Hallgaord. - CYR, WILLIAM B.C.- l.M. Sports and L-Sermon Club. our uictorieo anal our 58 ---W 1 uesniwv CZAJA, EDWIN EUGENE-Football Team, Hallguard Capt., Student Council, Slide Rule Club, and Tech Prep Representative. CZESTOCHOWSKI, JAMES EDWARD- Printers Club, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. CZYSCZON, WILLIAM FRANK-Polish Club. DAENS, WILLY DOMIEN-l-lallguard, Office Aide, Projectionist, and Bowling Team. DANFORD, JOSEPH - R.O.T,C. Staff, Latin Club, Pro- jectionists Club, Chorus, Daily Reporter, and Slide Rule Club. DANIEL, GERALD BRENT- l-lallguard and l.M. Sports. FIRST AND TEN, do it again. cle eato. . . DANIEL, JERRY LEON- Hallguard, Discipline Helper, German Club, Chess 8K Checkers, and Student Service. DANNA, PAT THOMAS-Concert Master Orchestra, and Pan American Club. DEAN, LESLIE ALAN-l.etterman's Club, Swimming Team, Life Guard, Ushers Club, Hallguard, l.M. Sports, and Tumbling Club. DE FIESTA, JOSE-German Club and Crack Drill. DELIA, JOSEPH MARTIN 1 Hallguard Chiet, Crack Drill Team, Exhibiting Team, German Club Sec., Projectionist Club, and Roller Club. DELIA, PAUL JOSEPH JR. - Hallguard, Bowling Club, Projectionists Club, and Pan American Club. ,,..,,,.- .... ., . . 59 DEMBICKI, LEONARD ANDRE- Track Team, Spur 81 Saddle, Projectionists, Student Council, Band, l.M. Sports, and Senior Committee. DESECKI, JEROME JOESPH - Crew Team, Polish Club, and Hallguard. DE SIMONE, MICHAEL JOSEPH-Projectionist Club, Crack Drill Team, Exhibition Team, Hallguard, and Student Council. DEVERY, JAMES THOMAS- Frosh Football, Daily Staff, Exchange Editor, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, ond L.U.F.T.O.A. Club. DE VITA, JOSEPH ANTHONY JR.-Chorus, Student Council, Tech Prep Salesman, l.M. Sports, Daily Rep., and Super Honor Roll. DEUTSCHMANN, EDWIN CARL-Student Council, and Bowling Club. DEWBERRY, JAMES SCOTT- Hallguard, l.M. SporfS, and Pan American Club. DIAMOND, JAMES ANTON-Proiectionist Club and Gift Committee. DIPRIZIO ROSARIO PETER-Announcement Commit- fee, l.M.'Sports, slide Rule club, Roller Club, J.E.T.s. Club, Honors Classes, Office Aid, and Math Club. DOERFLER, RAY WILLIAM - Swim Team, l.M. Sports, and Hallguard. DOMANCHUK, DENNIS PAUL- Football Team, Hall- guard, Wrestling Team, Letterman's Club, l.M.. Sports, Annual Rep., Tech Prep and Daily Representative. DOMPKE, ROBERT M. - Traffic Engineers, Hallguards, the merrieot aooemlvly 60 DONNELLAN, PATRICK EDWARD - Proiectionist Club. DOST, HAGEN B. - Pan American Club. EFCKE, RICHARD ALLEN-Hallguard and Radio u . DRUMSTA, JOSEPH MICHAEL- Hallguards, Project- ionists Club, Radio Club, l.M. Sports, Football Team, Coin Club, and Camera Club. DUDA, RICHARD ANTHONY-Traffic Engineers. DUNBAR, EDWARD JOSEPH - l,M. Sports, Hallguards, Bowling Club, and Daily Rep. Tinsel and tympany bring all a bright and MERRY CHRISTMAS. a l l 0 o Q DUNCAN, WILLIAM RAE- l.M. Sports. DURLAK, EDMUND LEON -Frosh Football, l.M. Sports, and Student Council. DURLAK, EDWARD ROBERTQ Life Guard, Honors Classes, Latin Club, Projectionists Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Student Council. DZELME, ANDRIS-Soccer Team, l.M. Sports, Hall- guard, German Club, Air Conditioning Club, and Math Club. DZIAK, CHARLES FRANK - Hallguard and l.M. Sports. DZIEDZIC, STANLEY JOHN -Air Conditioning Club, Bowling Club, Polish Club, Camera Club, Hallguard, and Gym Clerk. 6l EIDSON, KENNETH ALBERT- Hallguard and l.M. Sports. ELLIS, RICHARD-Chorus, Student Council, Honors Classes, l.M. Sports, and Hallguard. ENBLOM, CHARLES EUGENE ENDLER, RONALD GEORGE - L.U.F.T.O.A., Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Chorus, Arrangement Comm., and Library Helper. EPLEY, ENGLAND EDWARD- Hallguard Clerk, Daily Representative, and l.M. Sports. ESHOO, GILBERT BOYCE- L.U.F.T.O.A., l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Finance Comm., and Daily Representative. ESTRUP, THEODORE LEONARD - Honors Classes, Daily Staff, Traffic Engineers, Ushers Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Tech Prep Salesman. FABIE, GEORGE ROBERT- Honors Classes, Chorus, Lifeguard, Brush 81 Easel Club, and Pin 8. Ring Comm. FANCHI, BERNARD J. FEETTERER, ROBERT ELMER - German Club, Hall- guard, Library Helper, l.M. Sports, and Camera Club. FELBINGER, GEORGE MICHAEL-Honors Classes, Pin and Ring Committee, Spur and Saddle Club, Slide Rule Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Concert Band, and Orches- tra. FERBER, THOMAS CHARLES-Bowling Club, Litho Club, Office Aid, Hallguard, Picture Committee, l.M. Basketball, Mask 81 Shears Ticket Salesman, Daily Rep- resentative and Bowling Team. olflopo o all oizeo an 62 FERMOYLE, DALE THOMAS-Rifle Team and S.H. Art. FICARRA, JOHN NICK-Baseball Team, and I.M. Sports. FIGARO, PAUL ED - l.M. Sports and Hallguards. FINLEY, RICHARD ALLEN - Key Club, Tennis Team, Honor Society, Pres. Latin Club, Super Honor Roll, Office Aid, I.M. Sports, Bowling and Honors Classes. FINNEGAN, MICHAEL CHARLES-Gymnastics and Tumbling Team, Air Conditioning Club, Hallguards, Gift Committee and I.M. Sports. FISCHER, JACK E. - Hallguards, Roller Club, Air Condi- tioning Club, l.M Sports and Band. Aspiring young Henry Ford grinds valves for his HORSELESS CARRIAGE. cleocripfiono 53 O O O FLECK, RONALD ALLEN-I.M. Sports, Projectionist Club, and Traffic. FLESS, GUNTHER MICHAEL-Soccer Team and German Club. FLOADING, CHARLES THOMAS - Cross Country, I.M. Sports, Sec. Bowling Club, Track Team, Vice. Pres. of Coin Club, Office Aid, Science Club, German Club, Radio Club, Math Club, Slide Rule Club, and Crew Team. FLORCZYK, WAYNE KENNETH - Baseball Manager, Biography Comm., Bowling Club, Rolling Indians, Polish Club, Gym Clerk, Division Clerk, Hallguard and Coin Club. FOLEY, FRANK--Hallguard and Frosh Football. FONFERKO, JULIAN JOSEPH -Honors Classes, Slide Rule Club, Projectionist Club, Student Council, I.M. Sports, Track, Football, Color Guard, Crack Drill, and Hallguard. FOSTER, WILLIAM CHARLES-Marching Band, I.M. Sports, Concert Band, Traffic, Senior Pin 8. Ring Comm., and Frosh Soph Football. FRANK, HERBERT CLARK- Finance Committee, and Lt. of Traffic. FRANKE, GORDON LESER-Student Council, Pres. Latin Club, Hallguards, and I.M. Manager. FREEMAN, RONALD PATRICK - Roller Club and I.M. Hallguards. FRIEDLIEB, RUSSELL FREDRICK--Frosh Soph Basket- ball Team, Alumni Comm., Bowling Club, Soccer Team, l.M. Manager, Office Aid, Hallguards and I.M. Sports. FRICANO, PETER-Air Conditioning Club, Hallguard, I.M. Sports and Entertainment Comm. FRIEDMAN, ROBERT MELVIN - Honors Classes, Swim Team, National Honor Society ,Lettermans Club, Spur 81 Saddle, Orchestra and Entertainment Committee. FRENCHMAN, RICHARD L.-German Club, Projec- tionist Club, and I.M. Volleyball. GACKOWSKI, THOMAS JOSEPH-Hallguards, Judo Club and Traffic Engineers. GALETANO, DARREL JOSEPH - I.M. Sports, Football Mgr. Traffic, Hallguards, Crack Drill, and Financial Comm. GARAGOSIAN, HARRY THOMAS-Bowling Team, Basketball, Volleyball and Tardy Office Aid. GASINSKI, JOHN WALTER-Pan American Club. the morningo we cliclzfft feel like getting 64 GASPARI, LEONARD JOHN -Hallguard, I.M. Sports and 4B Picture Comm. GAST, ANDREW GATES, JAMES GEOR'GE- Student Council, Hallguard, I.M. Sports, Printers Club and Publicity Comm. GATEWOOD, RICHARD MAC-Hallguard and l.M. Sports. GAVIN, WARREN E. -Swimming Team, German Club, Brush and Easel Club and I.M. Sports. GAYTON, JAMES R.-Concert Band. The early morning sun's bright rays cast shadow patterns on the PARKING LOT. up, but cliol . . . GEBELE, RAYMOND WILLIAM-Hallguard . GELTNER, FRANK JOSEPH JR. - Mask 81 Shears, I.M. Sports, Projectionists Club, Hallguard, Graduation An- nouncement Comm., Tech Prep Salesman and Sec. of Bowling League. GENOVALDI, JAMES J. - Hallguard, I.M. Sports, Printers Club, and Pin 81 Ring Comm. GEMINN, RON H. --Hallguards, Roller Club, Crew Team, Lifeguard, Arrangement Comm. and l.M. Wrest- ling. GESKE, PETER FRANK - Bowling, Football, l.M. Sports, and lce Skating. GETZ, ROBERT JAY - Concert Band, Marching Band, German Club and Biography Comm. GHIONZOLI, DICK R.-Hollguard I.M. Sports, and Indian Dancer. GILBERT, NORMAN GARY- Hallguards, I.M. Sports, Daily Rep. and Chess 81 Checkers Club. GIN, JAMES DON- Printers Club, Tech Prep Printer, and Hallguard. GLASS, RICHARD JOHN - Hallguard. GLISZCZYNSKI, ROBERT E. - I.M. Sports, Hallguard, Printers Club, Daily Staff and Tech Prep Printer. GLOWACKI, JERRY JOHN - Hallguard. souasznc, l.soNAno PAUL- HallQU0fd. Lifegufffdf Cap 81 Gown Comm., and I.M. Sports. GoLo:NsoN, msn ELLIS - Aviation Club. Swim Clefllf and Pon American Club. GOLDMANN, ROBERT K.-Library Helper and I.M. Sports. GOLA, WALTER ANTHONY - Biography Comm., JETS Club, and Hallguard. GOLDSTEIN, GEORGE PAUL - Concert Band, Crack Drill and Latin Club. GORLACH, DENNIS JOSEPH - Capt. of- Bowling Team Hallguard, I.M. Sports, Student Council and Student Service. interuiewo or collegeo canal 66 GORMAN, WILLIAM JOHN - Hallguard, l.M. Sports and Class Gift Comm. GOSANKO, NICK S. - Slide Rule Club and French Club. GRABER, RICHARD FRANK - Crew Team, Cross Coun- try Team, Honors Classes, Office Aid, Hallguard, Math Club, Slide Rule Club, JETS Club, Centurians, Coin Club, l.M. Sports, German Club, Litho Club and Bowling Club. GRAMZA, JOHN FLORIAN - Hallguard, Student Bud- jet Comm., and l.M. Sports. GREJCZYK, GREGORY ROBERT- Lieut. on Traffic Engineers, and Library Helper. GRIMALDI, ANTHONY G. - Coin Club, Projectionists Club, and Hallguard. K K, COLLEGE DAY means planning for a near future to Jensen, Seedorf, Mace, and Lefever, as they listen to college cousellor in the library. uniueroitieo . . . GRINKER, PHILIP RXER - Student Council, Publicity Comm., Radio Club, Projectionist Club, Chorus, and Ger- man Club. GRONEK, RONALD MICHAEL-Senior Prom Comm., Stud-ent Council, Lieut. of Hallguards, Polish Club, Litho. Club, and Prep Salesman. GROSSMAN, ERNEST FRITZ -German Club and Stu- dent Council. HAMMAR, JAMES EDWARD-Track Team, Spanish Club, l.M. Sports, and Pan American Club. HANSEN, ALLEN WILLIAM - Daily Stott, Projectionist Club, Pan American Club, and Hallguard. HANSEN, PHILLIP ALLEN -Swimming Team, Letter- man's Club, Centurians, l.M. Sports, Student Council, Hallguard and Student Court. 67 HANSEN, ROGER GEORGE - Hallguard and I.M. Sports. HARRIS, MICHAEL DAVID 1 Owl's Club, Hallguords, and Aviation Club. HARTMANN, JAMES RICHARD-Slide Rule Club, Daily Rep., Pon American Club, Biology Club, and Hall- guard. HAUSER, ERIC ANDREW-- Hallguards, German Club, Roller Club, I.M. Sports, Student Council and Air Con- ditioning Club. HAUSER, PHILLIP MARTIN-I.M. Sports, Holiguord, and Student Service Comm. HAWLEY, RONALD IRVING-Crew Team, Wrestling Team, Key Club, Honors Classes, Alumni Committee, Student Council, Lifeguard, Hallguord, Ush-ers Club, Traffic Engineers, and I.M. Sports. HAYDEN, ELMER GEORGE-Hallguard and l-M Sports. HAYES, ARTHUR JAMES - Roller Club and I.M. Sports. HEGG, CHARLES RAYMOND- Hollguord, Crock Drill, Projectionist Club and Ushers Club. HEIDER, ROY WILLIAM - Traffic, Library Aid and Ger- man Club. HEIDERCHEIDT, MICHAEL PETER-Lifeguard, Hall- guard, and Usher. HEINEN, JAMES JOSEPH - German Club. the rublblleo and louriolfleo o 68 HEMBLING, JOHN JOSEPH -Chorus, Marching Band, Concert Band, Crack Drill Team, Exhibition Platoon, Spur 81 Saddle Club, Student Council, and Spanish Club. HENNESSY, DONALD DENNIS-Crew Team, Hall- guard, Spur 8. Saddle Club, I.M. Sports, Projectionists Club, Pan American Club, and Traffic Engineers, HENNESSEY, RICHARD CHARLES - Bowling Club, Radio Club, and Slide Rule Club. HERZOG, JOHN CHARLES-Football, Hallguards, Biography Committee, Wrestling Team, Bowling Club, and Spur 81 Saddle Club. HILDEBRAND, DENNIS FRANCIS -- Bowling Team, I.M. Sports, Hallguard, German Club, and Student Council. HILDEBRANT, KENNETH ELMER-National Honor Society, Student Council, Cap 8- Gown Committee, Slide Rule Club, Coin Club, Hallguard, and I.M. Sports. HILL, WAYNE ARNOLD -Student Service Committee and l-lallguard. HJERTSTEDT, GERALD OLIVER-Student Council, Student Court, Frosh Soph Football, Hallguard, Alumni Comm., and I.M. Sports. HIRTE, KEN HAROLD- Roller Club, Math Club, Slide Rule Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Student Council. HOCHREIN, GERALD JAMES- Key Club, National Honor Society, Football Team, German Club, Honors Clas- ses, Super Honor Roll, Bowling Club, Chess 81 Checkers Club, Arrangement Comm., I.M. Sports, and Math Club. HOEPPNER, THOMAS JOSEPH - Key Club, National Honor Society, Football Team, German Club, Student Council, Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, Office Aid, Finance Committee, Discipline Clerk, I.M. Sports, Math Club, and Jets Club. HOFFMAN, LEE ROGER-Crew Team, Tennis Team, Concert Band, Camera Club, Slide Rule Club, Stamp Club, I.M. Sports, and Astronomy Club. .pq--U.. -ms H ,qv- Military discipline gets all of the desired results 3 5 at FEDERAL INSPECTION. our S2056 ooo il 'a.. 69 ,..................u-1-1 HOFFMAN, MELVIN JACOB - Astrophysics Club, Latin Club, Judo Club, and Tardy Office. HOH, JOSEPH CHARLES - Jets Club, Slide Rule Club, and Hallguard. HOHL, DONALD GORDON-'Camera Club, Daily Editor, Projectionists Club, Student Service Committee, Traffic Engineers, and Student Council. HOLM, RONALD ALAN - Chorus, Aviation Club, and Chess 81 Checkers Club. HOLT, CRAIG WARD - Super Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Honors Classes, L.U.F.T.O.A., Radio Club, Science Club, Camera Club, Jets Club, German Club, Hallguard, Slide Rule Club, Math Club, and Cap 8. Gown Committee. HORN, PAUL AUGUST HOWE, THOMAS CHESTER-Hallguard and l.M. Sports. HUDAK, RONALD GEORGE- Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Publicity Committee, Projectionists Club, Coin Club, Stamp Club, .l.E.T.S, CLUB, and Spur and Saddle Club. HUETT, CARL LLOYD-Capt. of Wrestling Team, Frosh Soph Football, Letbermen's Club, Spur 81 Saddle Club, Entertainment Comm., Hallguard, l.M. Official. Counseling Room Assistant, and Daily Staff. HUMANSKI, DONALD S. - Bowling Club and Printers Club. ICHISHITA, GEORGE KAZUA - Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, National Honor Society, German Club, Math Club, and l.M. Sports. IMBERGER, WILLIAM EDWARD - Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Baseball, Spur 81 Saddle Club, Projectionist, and Pan American Club. oilo, bruolfieo an 70 INFANTINO, JAMES VINCENT - I.M. Sports and Hall- guard. JACOBS, CHARLES WARREN - Hallguard, Jets Club, and I.M. Basketball, JENSEN, JOSEPH MICHAEL - Hallguard, I.M. Sports, Frosh Soph Football, Bowling Team, Frosh Soph Baseball, and Coin Club. JENSEN, LOUIS T. - Hallguard, Centurians, and I.M. Sports. JASZKOWSKI, ROBERT ANTHONY - Hallguard, JETS Rule Club, JETS Club, and Math Club. DODD, GARY LEE - Projectionist Club, I.M. Track, and Pan American Club. Byron Johnstad poses for STUDENT ARTISTS. eaoelo . . . 7l JOHNSON, DENNIS SCOTT - Tech Prep Staff, Arrow- head Editor, Lt. of Hallguards, I.M. Sports, Coin Club, and Senior Picture Comm. JOHNSON, EARL IVAN - Honors Classes, JETS Club, Capt. of Hallguards, Bowling Club, and Proiectionist. JOHNSON, JAY J. - I.M. Sports, Daily Staff, Bowling Team, Hallguard, and Projectionist. JOKIEL, PAUL LOUIS - Honor Society, Honors Classes, Swimming Team, Crew Team, Brush and Easel Club, Public Speaking, Lifeguard, and Office Aid. JONES, GEORGE J.-Football, S.H. Commercial Art, Brush and Easel Club, Litho Club, l.M. Sports, Library Helper, Stamp Club, and Bowling Club. JURESICH, WILLIAM- Bowling Club, Football Team, Camera Club, Record Office Clerk, Gym Clerk, and Pan American Club. KACZMAREK, STEVE VINCENT - Spur 8. Saddle Club, Pan American Club, l.M. Sports, Track Team, Hallguard, Cheerleader, Coin Club, and Cap 81 Gown Comm. KAIP, JOHN-Honors Classes, Hallguord, and l.M. Sports. KAISER, FRED JOHN - Spur 61 Saddle Club, I-lallguard, and l.M. Sports. KAISER, TERRY MARTIN-- Projectionist, l.M. Sports, and l-lallguord. KAMIENSKI, ANTHONY CASIMIR --Color Guard, Slid-3 Rule Club, Polish Club, and Hallguard. KANIA, RONALD E. -Spanish Club. KAPKE, JOHN HERMAN - Publicity Comm., Hallguard, Pan American Club, Pres. of Model Railroad Club, and Daily Staff. KARMIS, WILLIAM JOSEPH - Daily Editor, Hallguard, Pan American Club, and Tech Prep Salesman. KARUHN, RICHARD FRED - Mask 81 Shears, Student Council, Super Honor Roll, Pan American Club, and Bowling Club. KAY, DAVID SAUL - Honors Classes, J.E.T.S., Bowling League, and l.M. Sports. KELLER, ALBERT LOUIS- Band, German Club, l.M. Sports, and Orchestra. KENDRICK, GEORGE RICHARD - Frosh Football, l.M. Sports, and Bowling Club. tlirocato core rom 72 KIELBASA, DANIEL THOMAS - Hallguard. KIJEK, DENNIS ARTHUR - Polish Club, Spur 81 Soddle, and Hallguard. KIMMELL, RALPH ALAN 1 Concert Band, Swim Clerk, German Club, ond Hallguard. KING, DONALD LEE-Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, l.S.H.S.P.A., Quill 81 Scroll Society, National Honor Society, Tech Prep 8. Arrowhead Staff, Gift Comm., Hall- guorcl, l,M. Sports, Projectionist, and German Club. KING, GARY LEE- Honors Closses, Letterman, Prom Comm., and Rifle Team. KINNEAR, PATRICK JOSEPH-Frosh soph Football, and Arrangement Comm. Loneites reflect interest in the GRlDlRON. Ll 1 c e e rc n g . . . 73 KISH, RONALD MILAN - Picture Comm., Frosh Soph Football, and l.M. Sports. KLEIN, KEITH JOSEPH-Hollguorcl Chief, Sociol Cen- ter, Comm., Rolling lndians, Entertainment Comm., Swim Clerk, and Driving Instructor. KLEIN, MANFRED- l.M. Sports. KLEMPNER, LARRY HAROLD - Pon American Club, Archery Club, and Hallguard. KLINGBEIL, RONALD OSCAR - Finance Comm., Moth Club, Slide Rule Club, Aviation Club and Hallguard. KLOBUCNIK, JOHN MICHAEL-National Honor So- ciety, Honors Classes, Student Council, Math Club, Slide Rule Club, Super Honor Roll, and l.M. Sports. ,, off' ff M' ,I 1 X ,f iff ff! ff' KLOSOWICZ, LEONARD JOHN KOLACKI, KENNETH RAYMOND - Bowling Club, Boat Club, Ushers Club, German Club, Mask 81 Sh-earS, l-M- . . H n d. KLucK, Ric:-:Ann DANIAL- Hnxiguofd, and IM. Manage 'M Spom' and C' gum Sports. KOMALA, RONALD JOSEPH--Jets Club, Hallgudfd, Crack Drill Team, Exhibition Drill Team, and Entertain- KNAPICK, MICHAEL DANIEL - Polish Club, I-lallguard, mef1fC0mm- and l.M. Sports, KOMARNICKI, WALTER JOHN - Entertainment Comm. KNApp MARTIN OLIVER - Lettermonfs Ciub -I-rock Treasurer ot Polish Club, Hallguard, and l.M. Basketball. Team, Cross Country Team, and l.M. Sports. KOMORKIEWICZ, RICHARD TED-Traffic Engineer, KNUTSEN, THOMAS ALBERT 1 R.O.T.C. and German Club. KONIECZNY, JOSEPH JOHN - Hallguard. KONIOR, JOSEPH EUEGENE - Orchestra, Concert Band, KNYBEL, EDWARD MICHAEL -- l.M. Sports and Alum- Marching Band, R.O.T.C. Crack Drill Platoon, Radio ni Comm. Club, and Hallguard. otuclieo and otuclieo, teoto canal 74 KORNACKER, FRANK JOSEPH 1 Hallguard, l.M. Track, Slide Rule Club, Aviation Club, and Archery Club. KVORNACKER, JOSEPH P. -- Bowling Club, Projectionist Club, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. KOSKI, DONALD O. KOTRBA, RICHARD JAMES - Jets Club, Air Condition- ing Club, Hallguard, Slide Rule Club, and Traffic Engi- neer. KOZLOW, ROBERT ALLEN -Aviation Club, Radio Club, Latin Cub, Litho Club, and Hallguard. KRAMER, RICHARD HENRY-Crew Team, Traffic, Hallguard Lieut., German Club, and l.M. Sports. Lane's scholars concentrate during the annual MATHEMATICS CONTEST. teoto . .. KREBS, DENNIS WILLIAM- Library Helper, R.O.T.C, Batt'n Staff, Cheerleader, Chess Sr Checkers Club and Crack Drill Team, KRISPIN, KENNETH THOMAS-l.M. Sports and l-lallguard. KRISPIN, KEITH RICHARD-Air Conditioning Club. KRONER, ERROL WAYNE-l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Traffic. KRUEGER, JOHN LYONEL - Hallguard. KRUEGER, FRED JOSEPH - National Honor Society, Honor Classes, Latin Club, Slide Rule Club, J.E.T.S. Life Guard, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. 75 KRUEGER, GEORGE HENRY-German Club. KRUPA, RONALD LEE--Super Honor Roll, Honors Classes, Swim Team, Biography Comm., Lifeguard, Stage Crew, l.M. Sports, Moth Club, and Radio Club. KRUSE, RAY FRED- Hollguord, Pan American Club, and l.M. Sports. KRZEMINSKI, ROBERT JOHN-Traffic Engineers Hollgu ds, Pon American Club, ond Library Helper. TR I PEN, JAMES PAUL - Hallguard, Proj'3ction.st, no fl L cut. Ge man Club, and l.M. Sports. i ' L STAVLY - Po h C ub Hall- .. a .u.o C.uo Treasurer, Da.ly Staff, l.M. Sports, Chess Bt Checkers Club, and Archery Club. Kuosic, RoNALo GEORGE - Tech Prep Business Stuff, l.M. Sports, Slide Rule Club, Office Clerk and HGIIQUOVCI- KUNZ, KENNETH LAWRENCE- Bowling Club. LAFEVER, ROBERT LUTHER- Hallguard, l.M. Sports, and Student Service Comm. LAHTI, RICHARD ERIC - Hallguczrd, l.M. Sports, and Bowling Club. LAMPERT, BENJAMIN LAWRENCE-Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Honors C asses, Math Club, Slide Rule Club, JETS Club, Chess and Checkers Club, Pon Ameri- can Club, Usher. Club, and Office Helper. -AIlG, WAYNE RICHARD - Crack Drill Team, German Club, and Hallguard. the magnificence o our 76 LANGLAND, DON T.-Hallguard ,Discipline Helper, Spur 8. Saddle Club, Roller Club, and Slide Rule Club. LARSON, GLENN I.-Math Club, Slide Rule Club, Aviation Club, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. LA SOTA, KENNETH JOSEPH- Hallguard, Air Con- ditioning Club, l.M. Sports, Slide Rule Club, and Traffic Engineers. LAURINE, DAVID JAMES-Student Council, Pan American Club, Daily Staff, Hallguard and l.M. Sports. LAZIK, GEORGE LEE- National Honor Society, Foot- ball, Honors Classes, Wrestling, Key Club, Skating, Crew Team, Honor Roll, Lifeguard, Lettermans Club ,l.M. Sports. LEE, WILLIAM ROBERT-Halfguard, Spur 84 Saddle Club, Picture Comm., Bowling Club, and l.M. Sports. LEIDIGER, RONALD CARL-- l.M. Sports and German Club. LEINO, CHARLES LEROY - Football Team, l.M. Sports, Track, Wrestling, and Prom Committee. LENTINI, MICHAEL SANTO-Frosh Soph Football, Crew Team, Student Council, Gift Comm., Litho Club, Traffic, and Hallguard. LEPPIAHO, EUGENE LEONARD - Mask 8 Shears, Hall- guard, Crew Team, Centurians, Hi-Y C ub, Traffic Engi- neers, Student Council, Pan American C.ub, Alumni Comm., and Stage Technician. LERCH, EUGENE WALTER-Ha'lguard, Cheerleader, Slide Rule Club, Science Club, Projectionists Cub, Aviation Club, National Honor Society, German Club, Finance Comm., l.M. Sports, and Student Council. LEWERENZ, WILLIAM TED -- l.M. Basketball, Bio- graphy Comm., and JETS Club. Familiar view along souTi-i VISTA. A building . . . i lint l l i l 77 ,4.............1-111 LINDBERG, JOHN ROBERT- Honors Classes, Skating Team, Letterman's Club, Student Council, l.M. Manager, Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, Big Brother Committee, and Roller Club. LIPPERE, JOSEPH RONALD-l.M. Sports, Chorus Cheerleaders, and Hallguard. LIPSEY, CHESTER EDWARD- Pin 8. Ring Committee and Air Conditioning Club. LO BOJKO, ROBERT MICHAEL- Polish Club, Hall- guards, l.M. Manager, Color Guard, Chorus, and Spur 81 Saddle Club. LODYGOWSKI, ROBERT EUGENE-Student Council, Student Court, National Honor Society, Pin 81 Ring Com- mittee, Track Team, Frosh Soph Basketball, Math Club, Slide Rule Club, and Bowling Club. LOEBIG, WILLIAM GEORGE -- l.M. Sports. LOOS, THEODOR--l.M. Sports, Slide Rule Club, and J.E.T.S. Club. LUKOW, RICHARD ARTHUR - l-lallguard, Projectionist Club, Roller Club, Air Conditioning Club, Picture Comm., and Chorus. LUSIS, GEORGE-Tumbling Team, Gymnastics Team, Rifle Team, l.M. Sports, Student Council, Pres. German Club, Ushers Club, and Crack Drill Platoon. MACE, THOMAS LESLIE-Hallguard, Bowling Club, Projectionist Club, l.M. Sports iManagerj, and Judo Club. MAGGIONCALADA, ROBERT L. - Pan American Club. MAGNANENZI, DANIEL JOSEPH - Latin Club. olfluttero, cleuelopero , and 78 MAHLER, JOHN F. - Hallguard Lieut., Crack Drill Team, Exhibition Team, German Club, Office Aid, Pro- jectionists Club, and Tech Prep 8. Annual Salesman. MAKI, HAROLD RAYMOND-l.M. Sports and Crew Team. MANGOLINI, ENZO HERBERT-Track Team, Soccer Team, and l.M. Sports. MANNING, ROBERT HENDRICK-Projecfionist and German Club. MARSH, DANIEL A. - Roller Club and Liet. of Hall- guards. MARTENS, HOWARD JOHN - Printers Club, Litho Club, l.M. Sports, Tech Prep, and Annual Printer. DARK ROOM mood is set by Charles Monsen. clryero . . . 79 MARTIN, GEORGE FRANCIS - Printers Club, Hallguard Officer, and Tech Prep Printer. MARTON, JOHN ALLAN - Pres. of Air Conditioning Club, Brush 8. Easel Club, l-lallguard, Daily Rep., and Tech Prep Salesman. MARTYKA, ALAN HENRY- l-lonors Classes, J.E.T.S. Club, and Science Club. MARX, THOMAS FRANK- l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Traffic Engineers, and Bowling Club. MATTES, JOSEPH HENRY- l-lallguard, Ushers Club, and Traffic Engineer. MATTHIES, KENNETH FRANK-l-lallguard and l.M. Sports. ,........-U-. MAZIARKA, DONALD WALTER- Polish Club, l.M. Sports, Cap 8. Gown Comm., and Hallguard. McAVOY, HARRY JOSEPH - Spur 81 Saddle Club and Pan American Club. MCGOVERN, MICHAEL BERNARD-Honors Classes and l.M. Sports. MEADS, KENT FREDRICK - l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Slide Rule Club. MEDINA, EDELMIRO - l.M. Sports. MEIER, HENRY ROGER-l-lallguard and Pan Ameri- can Club. MELNICK, MICHAEL LOUIS - National Honor Society, J.E.T.S., Bowling League, Honors Classes, and Discipline Clerk. MESTLING, EDWARD RAYMOND -- Litho Club. METZGER, STEVE NICHOLAS - l.M. Sports and Office Aid. MEYER, ALFRED OTTO- l.M. Basketball, Finance Comm., Printers Club, and Daily Staff. MEYER, PETER PAUL MEYEROVITZ, HERBERT ISRAEL-Honors Classes, Slide Rule Club, Crack Drill Platoon, Hallguards, and Chess 8. Checkers Club. tne annual wing 80 MICEK, DONALD JOSEPH-German Club, Ushers Club, J.E.T.S., l.M. Sports, Chess 81 Checkers Club, Hallguard, and Archery Club. MICHAELS, JEROME JOSEPH - Announcement Comm., Polish Club, and l-lallguards. MICHALAROS, ANTHONY PAUL-Football Team, l.M. Sports, Crew Team, Wrestling Team, Projectionist Club, and Hallguard, MICHELS, ROBERT JAMES- Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Bowling Club, and Daily Rep. MIKA, JOHN JOSEPH 1 Proiectionist Club, Spur St Saddle, Aviation Club, Tech Prep Salesman, and Hall- guard. MILENKOVIC, HEINZ 0TTO- Public Speaking Club, Math Club, Student Council, Bowling League, J.E.T.S. Cfub, and Slide Rule Club. Mr. Borger, Mr. Schneider, Mr. Rosenblum and Mr. Durante combine to delight student body with a spirited CHA-CHA. Show . .. si MILEWSKI, WAYNE HENRY - Traffic and Announce- ment Committee. MILLER, DAVID PAUL- Sec. of Chorus, l.M. Sports, l-lallguard, German Club, and Arrowhead Rep. MILLER, MARTIN MONDEAN - Hallguard, Printers Club CSgt. at Armsl, Football Team, l.M. Sports, and Biography Comm. MINEAU, LARRY JAMES-Swim Team, Basketball Team, l.M. Sports, Traffic, and Ushers Club. MINGL, PAUL MARTIN -- Pan American Club. MINKUS, MORTON DANIEL-Student Council, Crew Team, Projectionist Club, Boat Club, l.M. Sports, Office Aid, Hallguard, Daily Staff, and Camera Club. MINTER, WILLIAM W.-Pan American Club, l.M. Sports, and Hallguard. MISTAK, JOSEPH - Chorus, Tennis Team, l.M. Sports, Crack Drill Team, Officers Corps., Air Conditioning Club, Litho. Club, Brush Bi Easel Club, and Exhibition Team. MOELLER, DENNIS WAYNE - Rifle Team, Lettermen's Club, l.M. Sports, Student Council, Hallguard, Annual 81 Tech Prep Salesman, and Projectionist Club. MOHR, RAY D. - Band, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Roller Club, and Air Conditioning Club. MOLL, DANIEL CHARLES- Polish Club, Library Aid, Student Council, Football Team, Gift Committee, L Comm., l.M. Sports, Traffic Engineers, and Bowling Club. MONSEN, CHARLES B.--Annual Photo Editor, Pres. of Camera Club, Picture Comm., Track and Wrestling Team, l.M. Sports, Social Comm., Traffic Engineers, Tech Prep Salesman, and Annual Salesman. Monms, HENRY MYRON-Maaal E Raaifaaa Elub, Fishing Club, Tech Prep Salesman, R0Cl'0 Club' and 'eul' of Hallguards. N.oslER, CHARLES G. - Pan American Clubf Bfwh 31 Easel Club, and l-lallguard. Mov, EDWARD Y.c. - Haizaaard, l.M. Sports, Gnd Camera Club. MULAY, CHARLES - Student Council, l.M. Sports, Roller Club, and Hallguard. MULICK, THOMAS WALTER-Slide Rule Club, Class Gift Comm., l.M. Sports, and Library Aid. MURAWSKI, JOSEPH PETER-Traffic Engineer, Hall- guord, Student Council, and German Club. the clciyo our minala wanclerecl 82 MUSZYNSKI, HARRY JAMES-Baseball Team, l.M. Sports, and Hallguard. MYLANDER, GEORGE ELMER - Student Council, Latin Club, Coin Club, and Rolier Skating Club. NARBERT, FRANKLIN -Rifle Team, Bowling Team, and Bowling Club. NASUTA, RAYMOND ALEX - Daily Editor, Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. Officer, Letterman, Biography Comm., Social Comm., Student Council, Daily Rep., and Tech Prep Salesman. NEGA, JEROME WALTER - Roller Club and Hallguafd. NEIDL, RICHARD DERRIS - Honors Classes, Life Guard. Model Railroad Club, Roller Club, Projectionist, and Lieut. of Hallguards. Fundamentals of AERONAUTICS are investi- gated and applied by our potential pilots. the lfiecaueno . . . NELSON, PAUL ABBERT - Hallguard, l.M. Sports, and Entertainment Comm. NEMECEK, CHARLES JAMES-- l.M. Sports and Daily Representative. NESBIT, JIM - German Club, Slide Rule Club, Library Aid, and Biography Comm. NEUMAYER, RUSSELL RICHARD-National Honor Society, Football Team, Pin L Ring Comm., Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Disc. Clerk, Science Club, and Projectionist Club. NEWBOE, RONALD JOHN - Crew Team, l.M. Sports, Senior Life Saving, Hallguard, and Manager of Cross Country Team. NEWGARD, ROBERT ALLAN - Tech Prep Staff, Honor Roll, Chess 8. Checker Club, Secretary of Latin Club, and Annual Staff. 83 NICHOLS, DONALD L.-Bowling Club, Owls Club, greas. of L.U.F.T.O.A., Senior Finance Comm., and I.M. ports. NICOSIA, ROGER ANTHONY - l-lallguard, I.M. Sports, Traffic Engineer, and Football Team. NIEDZWIECKI, DAVID-Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Air Conditioning Club, and Aviation Club. NIEMASZYK, RONALD JOSEPH - Finance Comm. and Hallguard. NOGA, JUSTIN JOHN - Hallguard Officer, Radio Club, Pan American Club, Air Conditioning Club, Lane Daily, and Projectionist. NUCCIO, SAL--Frosh Soph Football Capt., Varsity Football, Sr. Track Capt., Apache Powerhouse Club Pres., Letterman's Club, I.M. Sports, and Gift Comm. NUTONI, JAMES Jossvn-Marching Bond, Spanish Club, Cap 81 Gown Comm., Daily RGD-I Tmck Team' and I.M. Sports. OBODZINSKI, ANTHONY- l.M. Sports. ODDO, EUGENE PETER-Football Team, Letterman's Club, Pin 81 Ring comm., Honor Society, and I.M. Sports. O'DONNELL, JOSEPH DAVID - Pan American Club and Air Conditioning Club. O'HALLORAN, CHARLES PATRICK-Football Team, l-lalIguard, Tech Prep Rep., Daily Rep., Student Service Comm., I.M. Sports, and Discipline Office Clerk. OLEK, STEVEN NICHOLAS - Color Guard, Drill Team, I.M. Sports, Traffic Engineers, Social Comm., Hallguard, and Slide Rule Club. white gym ouito and trim 84 OLEKSY, EDWARD JAMES - Daily Reporter and Editor, Jets Club, Slide Rule Club, l.M. Sports, Bowling Club, Football Team, and Lettermen's Club. OL!-E, WERNER RONALD-German Club, Chess and Checkers Club, Frosh Soph Basketball Team, Tardy Office Aid, l.M. Manager, and Hallguard. OLSEN, EDWARD JOSEPH - Hallguard. OLSEN, THOMAS A.-Slide Rule Club, Math Club, Air Conditioning Club, and Hallguard Officer. O'NALLEY, THOMAS MICHAEL - Chorus, Judo Club, Public Speaking Club, Fencing Team, and Coin Club. ORATOWSKI, LEONARD- Hallguard Lieutenant, l.M. Sports, Annual Salesman, and Cap 8g Gown Comm. OTTO, RON -- Baseball Team, l.M. Sports, Projectionist, Letterman, Senior Picture Comm., Tech Prep 81 Annual Salesman, Printers Club, Crew Team, Tech Prep Printer, Hallguard, and Vice Pres. of Apache Club. PACYNA, JOHN-Office Aid, Brush 81 Easel Club, Hallguard, Student Council, Traffic Engineer, Library Helper, and Honors Classes. PAHLKE, FRAZER ESTEY-Swimming Team, Indian Dancer, Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Slide Rule Club, Daily Reporter 81 Rep., Spur 81 Saddle Club, and Tech Prep Salesman. PALOMBI, JOHN ARTHUR- l.M. Sports. PALUCHNIAK, RAYMOND EDWARD - Tech Prep and Annual Rep. PAPKE, WILLIAM GEORGE - Swimming Team, Office Aide, Hallguard, Lifeguard, Gift Comm., B.ography Comm., and Student Council Vice Pres. SHUTTLE RUN creates a blur of action. ' S l if Q ,,,, . 85 PASZKIET, BERNARD JEROME- Printers Club, Tech Prep Printer, and I.M. Sports. PAULUS, WALTER WILLIAM - German Club, Chorus, Hallguard, and I.M. Sports. PAVASARS, JOHN - Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Key Club, Tech Prep Staff, German Club, Slide Rule Club, Science Club, Ch-ess 8- Checker Club, Lifeguard, I.M. Sports, Tumbling Team, Honors Classes, Office Aid, National Honor Society, Arrowhead Staff, and Alumni Committee. PAWLISH, ARLAN JOSEPH -Office Aid, I.M. Sports, Bowling Club, Entertainment Comm., Slide Rule Club, and Hallguard. PECHT, LUDWIG LOUIS-Traffic Engineers, Litho Club, and I.M. Sports. PEREZ, MAX F. PERNAU, ROBERT F. -Bowling Team and Hallguard. PERSCHKE, HELMUT PAUL- I.M. Sports. PETERS, WILLIAM JOSEPH - Hallguard, Projectionist, Library Aid, Bowling Club, and Roller Club. PETERSEN, WILLIAM CHARLES-Slide Rule Club L.U.F.T.O.A. Club, Math Club, Hallguard Officer, Owl's Club, Projectionist Club, and Radio Club. PETROW, MICHAEL PETER-I.M. Sports, and Hall- guard. PIAZZA, FRANK PAUL-Concert Band, Marching Bond, Swimming Team, Chorus, Latin Club, Student Council, Publicity Comm., Projectionist, and I.M. Sports. winteifo colcl wimcl upon 86 PIEHL, EDWARD ARTHUR- l.M. Sports Gnd Projec- tionist Club. PIEHL, TH-OMAS WILLIAM-Bowling Club, Spur 81 Saddle Club, Pan American Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, ond Alumni Comm. PIERZCHALA, THOMAS THEODORE-Student Coun- cil, Drill Teom, Aviation Club, Hallguard, Announcement Comm., Exhibition Team, ond Projectionist Club. PIETRAS, JAMES PAUL-Roller Club, Polish Club, and Hollguord. PISZCZEK, RONALD JOSEPH - Polish Club ond Gym Clerk. PITNER, ROY WILLIAM- l.M. Sports, Proiectionists Club, German Club, Ushers Club, Air Conditioning Club, Gymnastics Team, and Halguard. Frigid winds ond snow combine to create eerie effect on the ROOF of the building. OUP' JCC-30 . . . 87 PITTROF, RICHARD NORMAN - Lane Concert Band, Litho Club, Biography Comm., and l.M. Sports. PIZZICA, JAMES DUANE-National Honor Society, Key Club, Honors Program, JETS Club, Office Clerk, and l.M. Sports. PLOCAR, CHARLES - Basketball Teom, Tennis Team, Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Key Club, Moth Club, Pan American Club, Chorus, Slide Rule Club, Biology Club, and Finance Committee. PLUSKOTA, JAMES PATRICK - JETS Club, Hallguard, Air Conditioning Club, ond Roller Club. PODOLSKI, LEON R. - Daily Staff, Reporter and Want Ad Editor, and Germon Club. POHLMAN, ERICH FREDERICK Hallguord, Bowling Club, Aviotion Club, German Club, and Chorus. ff' ff ,lei I 4 N- 1 4 -av , . ,l.......1-.--- POLIKOFF, ALAN MICHAEL - Concert Band, Key Club, Arrangement Committee, National Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Honors Classes, German Club and I.M. Sports. POLIZZI, NICK ANGELO-Football Team, Lettermens Club, Picture Comm., I.M. Sports, and College Algebra. POWELL, JAMES NICHOLAS- Super Honor Roll, Pan American Club, Litho Club, and Brush St Easel Club. POWOOZNYK, TERRY PAUL - Pin and Ring Commit- tee, Crew Team, Slide Rule Club, Annual and Tech Prep Salesman, Gym Clerk, and I.M. Sports. PRANGE, BERNARD JOHN-Hallguard and Office Helper. PRANNO, ALBERT F. - Student Council, Traffic Engi- neers, Hallguard, l.M, Sports, and Bowling Club. PRENTA, RONALD EDWARD,-Spanish Club, Pan Americain Club, Hallguard, I.M. Sports, and Picture Comm., and I.M. Sports. PREUS, ARNOLD RONALD PROSS, LENARD MITCHELL - French Club, I.M. Sports, and Frosh Soph Football. PRUSKI, RAYMOND JOHN -S.H. Print Shop, Roller Club, Daily Staff, Air Conditioning Club, Hallguard, Fishing Club, and I.M. Sports. PULLIAM, JOE ADAM-Orchestra, Theater, Orches- tra, Chorus, Crack Drill Team, Exhibition Platoon, and Hallguard, PYTER, RONALD FRANK---Crew Team, I.M. Sports, Hallguard, Picture Comm., Traffic Engineers, Fencing Team, and Polish Club. CUP' as lwo pccooeo .2 RADKE, JAMES L.H. - Pan American Club, Brush and Easel Club, l.M. Sports, and Track Team. RAHN, GERALD HENRY-Student Council, Arrange- ment Committee, l.M. Sports, Hallguards, Projectianists Club, Air Conditioning Club, and Pan American Club. RAIMONDI, HARRY J. -Chess 81 Checkers. RASA, GEORGE JURIS -German Club and Hallguard. RATHSAM, RICHARD C.-Concert Band, Super Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Honor Classes, Announcement Committee, Public Speaking Club, Marching Band, and German Club. REIN, WALER HAROLD-National Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Honors Classes, Student Council, Hallguard, Slide Rule Club, Projectionists Club, German Club, Pin 8 Ring Comm., l.M. Sports, Crew Team, and Public Speaking Club. The lineup for CTA identification shots. i Q Q 0 89 REINLIE, JAMES LOUIS-Officer Hallguard, German Club, L.U.F.T.O.A., l.M. Sports, Projectionists Club, Owls l.M. Sports, German Club, Projectionist, Office Aid, Owls Club, Bowling Club, HI-C, and Library Helper. REYNOLDS, KEITH EARL-National Honor Society, Honors Classes, JETS Club, Picture Committee, Hall- guard, Clinic Aid, Color Guard ,Library Helper, and Club, Ottice Aid, Bowling Club, Hi-C, and Library Aid. REYNOLDS, WILLIAM ROBERT-Track Team, Brush 81 Easel Club, Litho Club, and l.M. Sports. REZOTKO, KENNETH JOSEPH-Hallguord, Air Con- ditioning Club, Student Council, Slide Rule and JETS. RHEUBOTTOM, LEROY 'GEORGE-Hallguard, Roller Club, Projectionist, and Bond. RINALDI, WILLIAM JAMES - Hallguard, Bowling Club, Library Aid, and l.M. Sports. RINGER, JAMES MICHAEL-Soccer Team. RITCHIE, JERRY LEWlS- Hollguard, Spur A Saddle Club, and Ushers Club. ROBERTS, JOHN WILLIAM- l.M. Sports, Hallguard, gfagk Team, Slide Rule Club, Roller Club, and Bowling u . ROBERTS, TERRY ALAN - Pin 8. Ring Comm., Treas., of German Club, Pres. of Student Council, Football, I.M. Sports, l-lallguard Officer, Library Clerk, and Aviation Club. RODRIGUEZ, EDWARD JOHN-Frosh Soph Football, Bowling Club, and Chorus. ROHDE, FRED RICHARD-Radio Club, I.M. Sports, Spur and Saddle Club, Coin Club, Hallguard, Cap and Gown Comm., and Bowling Club. uioiting oflicicclo cc ROHDE, ROBERT LEONARD - Orchestra and HallQU0 d- ROMASHKO, NICK STANLEY - SwimminQ Teom- RQQT, MICHAEL JOHN - I.M. Sports, Projectionists Club, Hallguard, Office Aid, and Spur 8. Saddle Club. ROSEN, GUNNAR-Student Council, German Club, Arrangement Comm., Frosh Soph Football, Chew Team, Swimming Team, I.M. Sports, and Lettermens Club. ROSETE, BENNY LEON-Honors Classes, Chess Gnd Checkers Club, Bowling Club, I.M. Sports, Hollguard, and Traffic Engineers. ROTH, LAWRENCE ADRIAN - Basketball, Baseball, l.M. Manager, Tennis Team, and Hallguard. 90 nel EOZENOFF, LEWIS ROBERT--Honors Classes, Crew Team, Key Club, Color Guard, Radio Club, J.E.T.S. Club, Spanish Club, Pan American Club, and Prom Comm. FOZMAREK, PAUL T.-Hallguard, l.M. Sports and Lunchroom Aid. ROZTCKI, ROBERT CHESTER - Student Council, Hall- guard, Coin Club, Rolling lndians,and Air Conditioning Club. RUBY, WILLIAM EARL- Bowling Club, German Club, Hallguard Chief, l.M. Sports, Rolling Indians, Wrestling Team, and Cap St Gown Committee. RUNGE, ROBERT HENRY-Hallguard and Aviation Club. RZESZEWSKI, TED STANLEY - Alumni Comm., Slide Rule Club, Gymnastics Team, Track Team and Hollguara. RUSSIAN VISITORS carefull ins ect our ar- Y I3 chitectural program. olignitcirieo O O 0 SAEKS, RICHARD E. - Honors Classes, Radio Club, and Science Club. ST. PIERRE, ARMOND-Spanish Club, Color Guard String Commandor, Drill Team, J.E.T.S. Club, R.O.T.C. Physica, Training Club, Pan American Club, and Senior Service Comm. SANDEN, GEORGE E. - Prom Comm., l.M. Sports, and l-lallguard. SCHEWE, RUSSELL ELMER - l,M. Sports, Varsity Base ketball, Printers Club, and Tecln Prep Printer. SCHICK, LARRY ALLEN 1 National Honor Society, l.M. Sports, Radio Club, Spur and Saddle Club, Hallguard, and Coin Club, SCHMID, ANTON FRANK -- German Club, Library Aid, QM. Sports and Hallguard. 91 SCHMIDT, FREDERICK OTTO - Hallguard and Bowling. SCHIMULDT, MELVIN KENNETH-Honors Classes, National Honor Society, Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. Officer, German Club, Senior Entertainment Comm., Color Guard, Slide Rule Club, Honor Roll, Lettermen's Club, and O.C.S. Graduate. SCHNEIDER, PHILIPP FRANK SCHULER, RICHARD PETER-Track Team, Bowling Club, Hallguard, and I.M. Sports. SCHULTZ, JOHN MICHAEL - Science Club, I.M. Sports, Astronomy Club, Discipline Clerk, and Hallguard. SCHAEFFER, FRED ROBERT- Football Team, German Club, Wrestling Team, I.M. Sports, Frosh Soph Football, and Hallguard. our ire anal air rcii SCHWARTZ, LARRY-Bowling Club, I.M. SDOVTSI Senior Finance comm., and Hallguard. SHADRON, DAVID MARTIN - I.M. Sports, Library, Student Council, Model R.R. Club, and Hailguard. SCHARPENBERG, JURGEN -- National Honor Society, Lettermen's Club, Soccer Team ,Cross Country Team, Track Team, Super Honor Roll, Math Club ,Sec. Treasurer of Slide Rule Club, J.E.T.S. Club, Pres. of Pan American Club, I.M. Sports, Pin 8. Ring Comm., and Stamp Club. SCHEEL, ARTHUR WALTER - Orchestra. SCHENWAR, DAVID L. - Honors Classes, Bowling Club, Hallguard, Office Aid, and I.M. Sports. SCHLACKS, RONALD MICHAEL- Hallguard, Ushers Club, Slide Rule Club, and Air Conditioning Club. 92 cl SCHLESER, RICHARD MICHAEL- Hallguard, I.M. Sports and Alumni Comm. SCHMITZ, JACK THOMAS - I.M. Sports, Traffic, and Hallguard. SCHNAUFER, MATHIAS - Student Council. SCHNEIDER, JOHN - Projectionist Club and Hallguard. SCHULLER, EDWARD LLOYD - Swimming Team, I.M. Sports, Roller Club, Crew Team, Hallguard and Office Hefper. SCHULTZ, HENRY JOHN - I.M. Sports, Archery Club, Coin Club, Roller Club, and Hallguard. AIR RAID DRILLS are a practice at Lane. VI O . . . cl 'll SCHULTZ, JOHN GUSTAVE - Football Team, Sgt. at Arms of Polish Club, Wrestling Team, and I.M. Sports. SCHWARZ ,CHARLES WILLIAM - Hallguard and I.M. Sports. SEDLAK, WILLIAM STEPHEN - Chorus, I.M. Sports German Club, and Air Conditioning Club. SEEDORF, WILLIAM RUDOLPH-I-lallguard, Traffic Engineers, Biography Comm., and Division Clerk. SEIFERT, GEORGE WOLFGANG SEIFRITZ, FRED GEORGE 93 SERWITZ, STANTON PERRY -- l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Traffic, Po.ish Club, Boat Club, Student Service Commit- tee, and Bowling Club. SHAPIRO, ROBERT MICHAEL- Hallguard, Library Helper, Pan American Club, and Stamp Club. SHERMAN, ARTHUR HERBERT - Hallguard and Typ- ing. SHILLINGTON, WILLIAM ALEXANDER - Radio Club, Camera Club, Special Machine Shop, and l.M. Sports. SHIPKA, JOSEPH GEORGE - Football, l-lallguards, Hon- ors Classes, l.M. Sports, Prom Comm. Wrestling Team, and Track Team. SHOGREN, CARL HAROLD - Radio Club and Ham Station Operator. cootumeo 94 SIEM, RICHARD ALLEN - Hallguard, Office Aid, Gym Aid, and Spur and Saddle Club. SIKORSKI, ARTHUR JOSEPH - Latin Club. SIMPSON, GEORGE EDWARD- Pres. of L.U.l:.T.O.A., Rolling Indians, Announcement Committee, Student Council, l.M, Sports, Pan American, Air Conditioning, and Chorus. SINDA, HENRY DENNIS- Coin Club, l.M. Sports, and Printers Club . SINGER, STEPHEN ALLEN -- Honors Classes, Traffic Engineers, Halguard, Slide Rule Club, Bowling Club, and Chess 8. Checkers Club. SKODACEK, STEVE - l M.Sports, Slide Rule Club, Cap and Gown Comm., and J.E.T.S. Club. and ace SKWIERCZYNSKI, ROBERT FRANK - Pin 81 Ring Com- SMITH, ROBERT EDWARD -- Radio Club. mittee, Chief of Hallguards, Vice Pres. of Polish Club, Frosh Soph Basketball Manager, and l.M. Basketball. SLADARITZ, STEPHEN FRANCIS - German Club, Hall- guard, l.M. Volleyball, Chess and Checkers Club, and Spur 81 Saddle Club. SLIWA, JOSEPH JOHN - l.M. Sports. SLOWIK, PAUL E.- l.M. Sports, Key Club and Pro- jectionists Club. SMILES, WILLIAM SMITH, KURT PAUL - Gym Clerk, Pictures Committee, and German Club. p ci i n t 95 Hammerberg, Clancy, Bouche, and Dawson cavort to demonstrate the make-believe world of the MASK AND SHEARS. l s 0 O SMITH, RANDOLPH J. SMOLEN, ROBERT STANLEY-Track, l.M. Sports, Judo Club, and Latin Club. SOBCZAK, DANIEL - Office Aid, Hallguard, Library Helper, l.M. Sports, and Bowling Club. SOBECKI, JOSEPH HENRY - Honor Society Honor Clas- ses, Key Club, Finance Comm., Drill Team, JETS Club, Science Club, Social Comm., Biology Club, Chorus, and Coin Club. SODERSTROM, FRED GEORGE - Hallguards, l.M. Sports, Air Conditioning Club, and Office Ana. l SOLAK, JOHN EDWARD - Library Clerk, Gym Clerk German Club, Picture Comm., and l.M. Sports. SOLIWODA, RICHARD RAYMOND - l.M. Sports, Foot- ball Team, and Printers Club. SOMOGYI, DENNIS WILLIAM- Publicity Committee, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Bowling Team, German Club and Library Aid. SOSTARICH, WILLIAM RICHARD-Slide Rule Club Math Club, Hallguard, Golf Team, and l.M. Sports. SPIERLING, DONALD DOUGLAS STACHELEK, BERNARD RICHARD - German Club, l.M Sports, Coin Club, Hallguard, and Chorus. STAHNKE, DONALD WILLIAM- Key Club, Football Team, Track Team, Lettermen's Club, Hallguard, Camera Club, Projectionist, Traffic Engineer, and Cap 81 Gown Committee. STANISZ, JEROME JOHN -- Honors Classes, National Honor Society, Math Club, J.E.T.S. Club, Projectionist Club, and Student Council. STASIAK, THOMAS EDWARD - Swimming Team, and Polish Club. STEINKE, PAUL M.-- Hallguard, Projectionist, and Traffic. STEVENS, GEORGE KENNETH - l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Daily Rep., and Football Team. STIFT, ROBERT CHARLES- Hallguard, Traffic, Slide Rule Club, Camera Club, Life Guard, Bowling Club, Pin 8. Ring Comm., and l.M. Manager. the green expcinoe o our 96 C STRASZYNSKI, JOHN EDWARD - Hallguard, I.M. Sports, Roller Skating Club, and Pan American Club. STRIGIN, GEORGE- Spanish Club, Crew Team, Color Guard, Air Conditioning Club, Crack Drill, Projectionist Club, Swimming Team, and I.M. Sports. STRZELECKI, PHIL R.- I.M. Sports, Fencing, and Hallguard. SULIS, LEO DENNIS--Chorus, Social Center Comm., Projectionist, Hallguard Chief 81 Capt., Roller Club, Daily Rep., Bowling Club, Baseball Team, and Cap 8. Gown Comm. SURGA, ROBERT EDWIN - Orchestra, Chorus, Student Council, and German Club. SWAN N, ROBERT M. Verdant growth at Lane's CAMPUS background for friendly discourse. o o o 97 provides SWANSON, PAUL EDWARD - National Honor Society, Golf Team, Super Honor Roll, I.M. Sports, Honors Classes, Bowling Club, Math Club, J.E.T.S. Club, Pan American Club, Hallguard, Finance Comm., Office Aid, and Prep 81 Annual Representative. SWENSEN. ARNOLD FRED-Varsity Basketball and Baseball, Capt. Frosh Soph Basketball, Vice Pres. Letter- men's Club, Chief of Chiefs of Hallguards, National Honor Society, Ushe-rs Club, Proj-ectianist, I.M. Manager, Honors Classes, I.M. Sports, Picture Comm., and Daily Representative. SZARZYNSKI, GREGORY ALBERT - Hallguard, Chorus, and Polish Club. SZCZERBIEC, EDWARD JOSEPH - I.M. Sports, Picture Comm., and Hallguard. SZMURLO, ROGER CLEMENS-Concert Band, Pin 8. Ring Comm., Marching Band, Crack Drill Team, Polish Club, Crock Drill Team and Orchestra. SZYPLIK, JAMES RUSSELL - I.M. Sports. TADYCH, KENNETH EARL - l.M. Sports, Printers Club, l-lallguard and Tech Prep Printer. TALLEN, STEPHEN LEE- Haflguard and I.M. Sports. TANKER, RICHARD HAROLD-Gift Comm., Hall- guard, Projectionists, Stage Crew, and Library Aid. TEGTMEYER, ELMER AUGUST- Swimming Team Bowling Club, Student Council, Printers Club, l-lallguarfl, Robot Club, Traffic Engineers, Prom Comm., l.M. Sports, Lone Daily Staff and Jr. Academy of Science. THORSON, PHILIP WAYNE-Social Center Comm., and German Club. TOUHY, JAMES EDWARD - Printers Club, Hallguard, I.M. Sports, and Outdoor Driving Helper. THELEN, RONALD EDWARD-Hallguard, Prep 81 Annual Salesman, Rod 81 Reel Club, Printers Club, l.M. Sports, and Gift Committee. THIELE, ALEX JOHN - Roller Club, Chess 81 Ch6CI49fS Club, and l.M. Sports. THOME, GEORGE FRANCIS-Chief of Hallguards, Pres. of Ushers Club, Finance Comm., Capt. of Cheer- leaders, Social Center Comm., l,M. Sports, Bowling Club, Daily Rep., Arrowhead Rep., Budget Rep., Camera Club, Projectionist Club, and Library Helper. TRAUM, ANDREW - Soccer Team, Hallguard, Tech Prep Staff, Printers Club, Alumni Committee, German Club, Arrangement Committee, Arrowhead Staff, l.M, Sports, and Annual Representative. TROJAN, DENNIS - Hallguard, Printers Club, l.M. Sports, and Traffic Engineers. TROMBETTA, FRANK JOSEPH - l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Student Council, Student Court, and Ushers Club. 98 the buoy ca etericz TYNDALL, ROBERT KENNETH - Gorman Club, Library Helper, and l-lallguard, ULLRICH, WHALEN THOMAS-Biography Comm., Pan American Club, and l.M. Sports. URBAN, GERALD LEON 1 Library Staff, Hallguard, Daily Rep., Traffic Engineer, and Student Service Comm. URBASZEWSKI, LAWRENCE PETER- National Honor Society, Honors Classes, Discipline Aid, Office Aid, Latin Club, Radio Club, Math Club, Slide Rufe Club, .l.E.T.S. Club, Projectionist Club, and Volo Rocket Club. VALLECK, GEORGE DAN - l-lallguard, and Boat Club. VAN ZANDT, ROBERT JOSEPH - Tech Prep 81 Annual Representative, Bowling Club, Hallguard, l.M. Sportg, Aviation Club and Crew Team. Refueling time in Lane's LUNCHROOM means bustling activity for both students and staff. Q 0 O VERNALD, ELMER JOSEPH - Hallguard, J.E.T.S. Club, Slide Rule Club, l.M. Sports, Stamp Club, Camera Club, and Spur 81 Saddle Club. VOIGT, GUNTHER ARTHUR - Lettermans' Club, Soccer Team, Track Team, Football Team, Cross Country, l.M. Sports, Life Saving, Latin Club, Student Aid, Gym Clerk, and Hallguard. VOLLTRAU ER, H ERMANN N I KOLAUS VYMOLA, KENNETH ANTHONY - Class Gift Comm., and l.M. Sports. WALLEK, DALE - Life Guard, Football Team, l.M. Sports, German Club, Traffic, l-lallguard, and Gym Clerk. WANGROW, DONALD GEORGE- l.M. Sports, Holl- guard, Daily Rep., Library Staff, Stamp Club, and Chess 81 Checkers Club. 99 WANER, JOSEPH L.-Ushers Club, Honors Classes, J.E.T.S. Club, Slide Rule Club, Hallguard, l.M. Sports, and Alumni Committee. WARDACH, EDWARD JOSEPH - l.M. Sports, Bowling Club, Hallguard, Pan American Club, and Prom Comm. WARSICKI, PAUL ALAN - Daily, Tech Prep 8. Annual Printer, Tech Prep Rep., Annual Salesman, Litho Club, Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Pres. of Printers Club, Student Service Comm., and Math Club. WATSON, RICHARD RAY-National Honor Society, Gymnastics Team, Track Team, Lettermen's Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard and Archery Club. WEBER, WALTER WAYNE -- Projectionist Club, Radio Club, and Hallguard. WEDOW, BURTON CHARLES-l.M .Sports, Bowling Club Sec., Swimming Team, J.E.T.S., and Hallguard. WEGNER, RICHARD PETER-Drill Team, Hollguofda Bond, Gift comm., Slide Rule Club, Track Teom' on Honor Roll. wel-ins, RICHARD EMIL-Library, Assistant, Tech Prep Salesman, Hallguard, Future Scientists of ArY1eI'ICO Club, Robot Club, l.M. Sports, and Frosh Football Team. WEIDNER, KENNETH CHARLES-Secy. of A Bowling League, l.M. Basketball, Traffic Engine-ers, Vice PreS- of Jr. Academy of Science, Arrangement Comm., Hall- guards and Student Council. WEINAND, HERBERT CHARLES-Student Council, Hallguards and Clinic. WEINBERG, HORST JURI - Hallguard. WEITER, HELMUT the long lfiouro o lOO QIELTH, JOHN CARL - Hallguards and Air Conditioning u . WERSCHING, JOSEPH GERALD-Aviation Club, Cap 81 Gown Comm., Hallguard, and Bowling Team. WHALEN, JOHN CLEMENT - Hallguard. WICKSTROM, ERICK JOHN - I.M. Sports, Hallguard, German Club, Bowling Club, and Office Aid. WIECZOREK, PETER ANDREW 1 Student Council, Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Latin American Club, Bowling Club. WIENSKI, LEON MITCHELL-Bowling Club, Hall- guard, Gift Comm., Spur 81 Saddle Club, and Projec- tionist. Did you ever try to do your drafting in the cramped space of on AUDITORIUM STUDY? otucly . .. WIDMAR, ALFRED DALE- Bowling Club and I.M. Sports. WILK, EDWARD FRANK-Bowling Club, I.M. Sports, Picture Comm., Finance Comm., Pin 8 Ring Comm., and Honor Roll. WINIARCZYK, DANIEL EDWARD-Air Conditioning Club, Chorus, I.M. Sports and Hallguard. WINIKATES, ROBERT J. - Hallguard and I.M. Sports. WININGER, JAMES EDWARD - Arrangement Commit- tee, Slide Rule Club, Spur 81 Saddle Club, Chess and Checkers Club and I.M. Sports. WISNIEWSKI, THOMAS J.-Student Council, Hall- guard, and I.M. Sports. lOl WISIWSKI, JOSEPH EDWARD-- Hallguard. WITEK, ALLAN J. -- Lifeguard, l.M. Manager, Announcement Comm. Sec. of Polish Club, Roller Club, and Hallguard. WITT, ALBERT ALAN-Hallguard, l.M. Sports and Roller Club. WITTENBERG, FRED JAY-Traffic Engineers and Office Aid. WOELFLE, ROBERT JOHN 1 Fencing Team, Lifeguard, l.M. Sports, Bowling Club, and German Club. WOLF, RICHARD - Projectionists. and tha eight lfiunclre l02 WONG, FRANCIS JOSEPH- National Honor Society, Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, Exhibition Team, Champion Drill Team, Color Guard, Stamp Club, Science Club, Biology Club, Astronomy Club and Hallguard. WOOD, RONALD CHARLES - l.M. Basketball, Hall- guard, Drill Team and Exhibition Team. WRONSKI, JOHN GEORGE-Polish Club, Student Council, Tech Prep Salesman, Library Assistant and Hallguard. WULFRAM, JOHN MURRAY-Pan American Club, Pin and Ring Committee, Hallguards, Library Helper, and Aviation Club. YANAK, GEORGE M. - l.M. Volleyball, Latin Club, Student Council, Litho Club, and Roller Club. YORK, RICHARD PAT - Student Court, Student Coun- cil, l.M. Sports, and Hallguard. clth ZACKER, ALBERT C. - Lifeguard, Spur 8. Saddle, Hall- guard, l.M. Sports and Alumni Committee. ZAUCHA, HARRY DONALD- Honor Classes, l.M. Wrestling, Wrestling Team, Gymnastic Team, Tumbling Team, Lettermen's Club, and Prom Committee. ZAWISZEWSKI, RONALD J. ZEITLER, WILLIAM FRED - Hollguard, l.M. Sports and Student Council. ZELM, NORMAN CHRISTIAN- l.M. Sports 8. Man- ager and Hallguard. ZICKMAN, ARTHUR GEORGE - Student Council, Chiet of Student Court, Hallguard and Student Service Comm. At the end of the beginning-GRADUATION. Cla, 103 ZIELINSKI, STANLEY FRANK - Band, Crew Team, Slide Rule and Orchestra. ZIOMEK, DANIEL JOHN-Hallguard, Wrestling, S.H. Auto, and Announcement Committee. ZIMMER, JAMES-Bowling Club, Frosh-Sopb Basket ball, l.M. Sports, Slide Rule Club, Prom Committee and Hallguard. ZIRNIS, JURIS-Chess Club, Science Club, German Club, Slide Rule Club, Honor Society, Hollguard, Crack Drill Team, National Honor Society and Super Honor Roll. ZOLDOWSKI, JAMES EDWARD-l.M. Sports ond Polish Club. ZSCHACH, GERALD CHARLES-Bowling Club and l.M. Sports. ZURAD, THOMAS JOSEPH - l.M. Wrestling, Hall- guard, Math Club and Slide Rule Club. ZUREK, RICHARD FRANK - JETS Club, Hallguard, Air Conditioning Club, Slide Rule Club and Bowling Club. ZYGOWICZ, JAMES THEODOR - l.M. Sports, Bowling, JETS Club and Hollguards. 1: ,,.. I k l zYi.iNsici, RONALD Mnnsw - Bowiing ciub, Reiner Club and l.M. Sports. KARLIC, ROBERT 'GEORGE-Student Council, Brush 8. Easel, and Mask 8 Shears. MATT, DENNIS CRAIG - Rifle Team, O.C.S., and Brush 81 Easel Club. NO PICTURES KLOPP, RICHARD LOUIS-German Club. LAFRENTZ, HANK E. - German Club and l.M. Sports. LOOYER, BRUCE WILLIAM - Slide Rule Club, Rolling Indians, and Bowling Team. NIELSEN, JOHN H. - Swimming Team Captain, Cross Country, Lifeguard, Lettermen's Club, l.M. Sports, and Military Band. REDELL, JOHN PATRICK - l.M. Sports, JETS Club, Slide Rule Club, and Student Council. RICKARD, RAYMOND ROBERT - Hallguard and Brush 81 Easel Club. SCHWAGER, THOMAS M. -Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Swing Band, Ensemble Contest, Solo Contest, German Club, Entertainment comm., and l.M. Sports. EXECUTIVE CLUB Class Officers and Committee Chairmen Top Row. Christensen, Student Service, Wehrmeister Gift, Houck, Cap 8. Gown, Touhey, Biography, Herr, Arrangement, P'ytel, Picture, Bozin, Entertainment Row 2. Ziembo, Alumni, Kutyna, Announcement, lO4 Lesniak, P-rom, Spitza, Pin 8- Ring, Woltersdorf, Finance, Krause, Publicity. Front Row. Quast, Sergeant-at-Arms, Benn, Secretary, Alvarado, Pregi- dent, Mr. Cox, Sponsor, Wagner, Vice-President' Ahlgren, Treasurer. 1 I - AA-A . I f f 3 .4 s I' THE FUTURE of Lane scholars is in good hands GETTING IN TI-IE SWING of things is Mr, with Mr. Bauer. Eckl, our new senior examiner. GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELDPMENT GRADUATES Alvord, Allen L. Barry, Edward L. Bell Donald F. Bennett, Rennell Boes, Robert H. Bong, James H. Davidson, Daniel P. Dzieglewicz, Raymond E. Gimm, James Guirsch, George J. Harsla, Frank R. Hibbard, Richard Janicki, Robert A. Janik, Walter J. Jensen, James J. Kohl, Sanford J. Kresin, Franklin E. Lein, Eugene T. Leinberger, Richard E. Leksich, James R. Lindl, Joseph A. Mallek, Daniel M. Maloney, James T. Metreger, Donal R. Miller, Melvin W. Moberly, Donald Mohawk, John S. Morrell, James S. Roma, Howard P. Rosing, John Sanders, Lawrence Skoglund, Harry F Spies, Herman H. Wales, George W. Weidemeier, Walter Wenglass, Frank J Napravnik, John P. White, John L. Newberg, Dennis G. Wicks, Robert P. Dignitaries of faculty and senior class enjoy those fine moments Of GRADUATION EXERCISES when all observe the culmination of many efforts. JAMES ZINCK President Baseball Team, Basketball Team, and Student Council. 'POSTERS fright, and campaign speeches fbelowj launch prospective candidates into coveted class officers, g99f lF5 lccoo E TED E. DUKE Secretary Student Council, Swim Team, Gym- nastics Teom, Letterman's Club, Life- Qucrd, Coin Club, German Club, l.M. Sports, and Office Aide. finlfm'- f ' 'a W' ' ' ,,, , .. ,, BRIAN D. FOLEY Sergeant at Arms Frosh-'Soph Football, Ice Skating Team, Biography Comm., German Club, and l.M, Sports. . ,,.., ..,, ,.,..,wW 9- 2 i i l l 1 l GEORGE BUNDA Vice-President Football Team, Lettermen's Club, Track Team, Pan American Club, and l.M, Sports. Y.-..-..-.. ...... .... -... .YW Y... ,-,. .,,.--....,,,,.,, ,,,,! DOUGLAS A. BEHMER Treasurer Concert Band, Tennis Team, J.E.T,S Club, Student Council, Honors Classes, Honor Society, and Office Aide. EARL STALDER JOHN ZILS JAMES NOTTKE HENRY NONAKA Alumni Co-chairman Prom Finance Arrangement STALDER, EARL WILLIAM-Frosb-Soph Basketball and Baseball, l.M, Sports, and Daily Staff. ZILS, JOHN JEFFREY-Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Honors Classes, Crew Team, Wrestling Team, l.M. Sports, Swimming Team, and Office Aide. NOTTKE, JAMES EARL - National Honor Society, Cross Country Team, Honors Classes, Student Council, Hall- guard, Chorus, Discipline Aide, Math Club, and Science Club. NONAKA, HENRY HIDEO-National Honor Society, Math Club, Bowling Club, Honors Classes, German Club, and Office Aide. WASK-OW, RICHARD DAVID - Stud-ent Counicil, Math Club, National Honor Society, Traffic Engineer, Bowling Club, Sec., Social Center Comm., l.M. Manager, l.M. Sorts, Library Helper, Hallguard, Discipline Aide, and German Club. BRANDSTETTER, STANLEY THOMAS - Hallguard, l.M. Sports, National Honor Society, Bowling Club, Slide Rule Club, L.U.F.T.O.A., Science Club, German Club, Traffic Engineer, Social Committee, Discipline Aide, and Golden Jubliee Guide. LINDEMANN, JOHN FRANCIS-Student Council, Hallguard, Traffic Engineer, Owls Club, Bowling Club, I.M. Sports, and Lifesaving. FEIFS, HELMUTS ANDRIS-Frosh-Soph Football, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, l.M. Sports Manager, and German Club. RICHARD STANLEY JOHN HELMUT WASKOW BRANDSTETTER LINDEMANN FEIFS Announcement Biography Pin and Ring Gift COMMITTEE CHAIRME JA UARY I960 RONALD ZYLA HEIN MORITZ Publicity Student Service ZYLA, RONALD L- Editor in Chief of Lane Daily, Pres. of Aviation Club, Sec. Math Club, and Honors Classes. MORITZ, HEIN -Color Guard, Officer in Science Club, Camera Club, J,E.T.S. Club, Hallguard, Science Fair, and Picture Committee. HILL, WILLIAM EDWARD- Key Club, Ice Skating Team, Crew Team, Track , Honors Classes, Letterman's Club, Crack Drill Team, Student Council, Clean-up Comm., Rifle Team, Color Guard, Exhibition Drill Team, Air Conditioning Club, and Chorus. MISCHUNG, FRED JOSEPH - Printers Club, l.M. Sports, Rifle Team, Traffic Engineer, Daily Printer, and Chair- man of the- Picture Committee. BARRY, ROBERT EMMET-R.O.T.C. Officer, Sec. of Pan American Club, and Photo Rep. JACOBY, PETER K.-Concert Band, Military Band, Symphony Orchestra, Student Council, Vice-Pres. German Club, Swing Band, and Track Team. WILLIAM HILL FRED J. MISCHUNG Entertainment Picture an ,M ROBERT BARRY PETER K. JACOBY Co-chu5rman Cop and GOWH Arrangement 109 ARMSTRONG, GARY NEIL-Chess 81 Checkers Club, Hallguard, and Football Team. ARMOUR, DAVID MATTHEW-Tech Prep 81 Annual Representative. ANTCZAK, FRED JOHN-Projectionist Club, l.M. Sports, and Hallguard. ANDREWS, JAMES ROBERT-Baseball Team, Frosh- Soph Basketball,l.M. Manager, Lettermen's Club, Student Council, Hallguard, and Bowling Club, ANDREWS, DENNIS JOSEPH-Printers Club, Daily Staff, l.M. Sports, Library Aid-e, Spur 81 Saddle Club, and Daily Representative. AN DRES, ERNEST HERMAN ANDERSEN, ROY ROBERT - Vice Pres, of German Club, l.M. Sports, and Hallguard. ANDERSEN, BRUCE JOHN-Cross Country Team Track Team, Pan American Club, Chorus, Fencing, and l.M. Sports. AHRENS, ARTHUR EDWIN - L.U.F.T.O.A., Owls Club, Daily Staff, Photo Staff, Spur 81 Saddle Club, Slide Rule Club, and Chess 8- Checkers Club. AHERN, ROBERT JAMES-Student Council, Crew Team, l.M. Manager 81 Official, National Honor Society, and Office Aide. ADLER, BARRY - Honors Classes, Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Hallguard, Pan American Club, Library Aide, Lost 8. Found Aide, Locker Capt., Traffic Engineer, and Annual Salesman. the irot olflalzy llO ASATO, ALFRED E.-Tennis Team, National Honor Society, Super Honor Roll German Club, Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Budget Clerk. ASKE, ARTHUR HAROLD-Office Aide, Swimming Team, Hallguard, Rover, and l.M. Sports. BADE, HENRY WALTER- Lt. Hallguards. BARCAL, KEN EUGENE-Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. BANKE, DONALD HENRY-National Honor Society, Honors Classes, Traffic Engineers, Lost 81 Found Aide, l.M. Sports, and German Club. BARCHESKI, WILLIAM RAYMOND - Frosh-soph Foot- ball, Judo Club, Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard and Student Service Committee. BARNICKE, NICHOLAS-Traffic Engineer, Hallguard, and Discipline Aide. BART, BERRY JOSEPH-Hallguard, Spur 8. Saddle Club, and Traffic Engineer. BARTON, KENNETH PAUL- Club, and Pan American Club, Discipline Clerk, German BAUER, GEORGE CHARLES- guard. 4A Architect and Hall- BAUMBECK, TOM HARRY1 Indians, and 4A Architects. Stamp Club, Rolling BAY, RICHARD FREDERICK 1 Club, l.M. Official, Honors Classes, Bowling The finishing touches are applied to DRAFTING plate by Gralik as he completes his lettering. -...ms . I KX x 3. ,. EZ- X X, Ill ARRA, M+ICHAEL ALLEN -Office Aide, German Club, Bowling Club, R.O.T.C. Office Staff. BAY, WILLIAM DONALD-Student Council, Chess 81 Checker Club, and Slide Rule Club. BECKER, FREDERICK WILLIAM-Hallguard, Office Aide, Ushers Club, and l.M. Sports. BECKER, JERRY WlLLlAM-- Hallguard, Bowling Club, Roller Club, l.M. Sports, and Traffic Engineers. BELLETYNEE, ROBERT CARL-Science Club, Gym Clerk, Daily Rep., Library Aid-e, and Prajectionist. BELLO, JAMES MAMERTO-Student Council. BENECKE, DONALD RICHARD BERTANY, 'GEORGE MICHAEL-- Hallguard. BLANCHETTE, KENNETH DAVID -Chief of Lane ln- dian Dancers, Traffic Engineers, Student Council Rep., Hallguard, Daily Rep., Office Clerk, Attendance Clerk, and Tech Prep Rep. BLICKERS, ERNEST BASIL-l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Library Aide. BODAMMER, JOEL EDWARD--Golf Team, German Club, Track Team, and l.M. Sports. BOETTCHER, WALTER MIKE -Traffic, Hallguard, Roller Club, and Spur and Saddle Club. aiming lfliglfi into the Il2 BOWLUS, LLOYD M. - Student Council, Student Court, Fencing Team, Chess 8- Checker Club, Roller Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Traffic Engineer. BOYER, DON G. - Marching Band, Concert Band, Tech Prep and Daily Rep., Chicago Fair, and lllinois Science Fair. BOYETT, OTTO STEPHEN - Cross Country, Chorus, Key Club, Track Team, Student Council, Marching Band, Crack Drill Team, Hallguard. Science Club, Pan Amer- ican Club, and J.E.T.S. BRADSHAW, ROBERT DELANO-German Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Radio Club, and Spur 81 Saddle Club. BROSIG, MANFRED - Traffic Engineer. BROWN, ROBERT KEITH - Swimming Team, Hallguard, Chorus, l.M. Office Aide, and Record Office Aide. SHOOTING THE STARS the roud BRUCHAN, ROGER RICHARD- German Club and l.M. Sports. BRUNER, RONALD JOHN-German Club, Discipline Aide, Track Team, Cross Country Team, Rover, Bowling Club, and Lettermens Club. BRZOZOWSKI, JERRY BUBERT, CHARLES F.-Projectionist Club, Traffic Engineer, Chorus, Annual Rep., Hallguard, ond Office Aide. BUCHTA, CARL EDWARD - L.U.F.T.O.A., l.M. Sports, Rolling Indians, Traffic Engineer, Discipline Aide, Life- guard, German Club, and Hallguard. CALABRESE, DENNIS SAM-4A Architect and Hall- guard. :mms ,ff I . bronze ' ' Indian stands as a symbol of Things to Come to 1' f , , . 4 those working around him. uture . . . ll3 f ,flcmmf f CAMPIONI, LAWRENCE RICHARD-Hallguard and Chorus. CARLSON, CURTIS MARSHALL-National Honor So- ciety, Honors Classes, Chorus, Hallguard, J.E.T.S. Club, Slide Rule Club, and l.M. Sports. CARLSON, DENNIS LEE-Crack Drill Platoon, Exhib- ition Platoon, German Club, and Hallguard. CARLSON, PAUL CARR, PETER C.-Aviation Club, Rifle Team, Slide Rule Club, and Drill Team. CARR, TERRY ALLEN -Spur SK Saddle Club. CASPER, EDWARD LOUIS - Hallguard. CHRISTENSEN, ERVIN NORMAN - Chorus, R.O.T.C. and Student Council. CHRISTENSEN, RONALD HANS- l.M. Sports. CHROBAK, KENNETH JAMES- Budget Committee Hallguard, Bowling Club, and Pan American Club. CIRULIS, ZIEDONIS RAITIS -Orchestra, Bowling Club Projectionist, and Theatre Orchestra. CLANCY, WILLIAM EDWARD -Air Conditioning Club, Roller Club, and Cheerleader. the mioty momento o ll4 I CLARK. JAMES A. - Concert Band, Orchestra, March- ing Band, Theatre Orchestra, and Pan American Club. CLAUSEN, HAROLD LOUIS- Hallguard, Bowling Club, and R.O.T.C. CROUSE, RONALD JOHN- Hallguard, Traffic, Cap and Gown Comm., and Discipline Aide. DAVENPORT, CHESTER JOSEPH - Student Council. Pan American Club. DAVIS, ARTHUR GEORGE-Chorus, Library Helper, Hallguard, and Air Conditioning Club. DAVIS, DAVID GEORGE -Hallguard, I.M. Sports, and Pan-American Club. Sitting one out high in stands, away from the crowd, with dreamy music and your girl, . . the LANE SOCIAL. ecotaoy . . . ll5 DAVIS, RAYMOND STEELE-German Club, and I.M. Sports. DAY, ROGER ARTHUR-Traffic, Discipline Clerk, Spur and Saddle Club, Library Helper, and Projectionist Club. DE JONG, JAMES DONALD-Honors Classes, Social Committee Chairman, Ushers Club, Drill Platoon, Ex- hibition Unit, and Student Council Secretary. DEMES, CHARLES ALBERT - I.M. Wrestling, Hall- guards, and Archery Club. jectionist. DE NICOLO, MICHAEL LOUIS- I.M. Wrestling, Brush and Easel, and Hallguard. 'Mf-ww, or - ' HV ' ,, ff L. , '42 ,A ' v , y I , gl T ,i V 1521 L T- DERLIS, THOMAS C. - Hallguard and I.M. Sports. DER MINASSIAN, JACQUES JOSEPH - Key Club, Social Comm., Pan American Cub, Crack Drill Team, Exh.bition Platoon, Office Aide, and Discipline Clerk. DEUTSCH, JAMES THOMAS DINZIK, WILLIAM JOSEPH- Radio Club, Hollguard, and I.M. Sports. DISHMAN, ALAN MICHAEL- Chairman of Big Brother Project, Asst. Secretary of Student Council, Asst. Sgt. of Arms of Student Council, Projectioinist Club, Lifeguard, Discipline Aide. ond I.M. Sports. DONATO, GERALD MIKEAL - Fencing Team, Photo Staff, Brush and Easel, Camera Club, and Hallguard. DONATO, JAMES PAUL - Hallguard, I.M. Sports, Spur and Saddle Club, ond Slide Rule Club. DUFFER, ROBERT FRANK - I.M. Sports. DYBOWSKI, DENNIS EDWARD - Library Helper, Lunchroom Helper, Slide Rule Club, and Discipline Aide. DZIERZANOWSKI, RALPH JOHN-German Club, Football Team, Hallguord, Bowling Club, I.M. Sports, and Lunchroom Guard. DZIERZYNSKI, JOHN ANDREW -Printers Club, Hall- guard, and Traffic Engineer. ECKEBRECHT, RICHARD GEORGE- Hallguord, Roller Club, Bowling Club, and I.M. Sports. the minor IIGFCIOIIIIDO we ll6 EHMKE, ARTHUR THOMAS-- Fencing Team and Pan American Club. ELLIOTT, CARL ROBERT ELLISON, CALVIN ERIC- Stamp Club, Hallguard, So- cial Center Comm., and Traffic Engineer, ELLSOOS, WILLIAM D. - Hallguard. ENGEBRETSEN, BRUNO FRANK-Bowling Club, l-lall, guard, and l.M. Sports Manager. ERICKSON, JAMES RUSSELL-Ice Skating, Football Team, Track Team, and Lettermen's Club. Every Laneite knows the feeling of braving elements during a FIRE DRILL. ollccrecl .. . the ERNST, RICHARD JOHN-Swimming Team, Office Aide, Rolling Indians, Chess 81 Checkers Club, l.M. Sports, Chorus, and Bowl.ng Club. EVANS, LARRY W.- Hallguard and l.M. Sports. FAUST, JAMES LENNERDT - Track Team, L-etterman's Club, Honors Classes, l.M. Sports, Office Aide, and Hall- guard. FEDOROW, PAUL PETER -Spur and Saddle Club, Hall- guard, and Pan American Club. FERRANTELLI, ROBERT ARTHUR -- Concert Band, Orchestra, Swing Band, German Club, and Military Band. FIELDS, LARRY DAVID - Roller Club, Bowling Club. Q . .. 1 ll7 GARLAND, STUART MANDEL-National Honor So- ciety, Drill Team, Honors Classes, Biography Comm., Color Guard, Exhibition Team, Radio Club, J.E.T.S. Club, and Air Conditioning Club. GALLICHIO, GORDON ELLIS- l-lallguard, and l,M. Sports. GAGLIANO, JOSEPH THOMAS - Hallguard, Traffic Engineer, Office Aide, Air Conditioning Club, l.M. Sports, Printers Club, Entertainment Committee, Tech Prep GAGGIANO, DONALD JOHN- l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Pan American Club, Frosh Soph Football, and Ushers Club. GAGAINIS, VILNIS-Crew Team, German Club, and Hallguard. FRIESE, RICHARD EUGENE-Track Team, Slid-3 Rule Club, Concert Band, German Club, l.M. Sports, and Math Club, FRIEDMAN, RICHARD JOSEPH-Air - Conditioning Club and J.E.T.S. Club. FREUND, RICHARD JAMES-Spur and Saddle Club and l.M. Volleyball. FOGELBERG, KENNETH WALTER--JETS Club, Slide Rul-9 Club, l.M. Sports, and Hallguard. I Track Team, l.M. Sports, and Letterman s. Club. FLOSI, LEONE - l.M. Sports, Prep Salesman, Ushers Club, Discipline Aide, L.U.F.T.O.A. Club, and Owls Club, FLETTER, WARREN EUGENE--Projectionists Club, Office Aide, and Hallguard. FLANAGAN, DENNIS EDWARD - Hallguard, Slide Rule Club, Air Conditioing Club, Office Aide, and Base- ball Manager. the right cuflowc-:ro that were II8 GATELY, HARVEY ALAN-Picture comm., Fooiboii Team, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Projectionists Club. GATZ, RAYMOND MITCHELL-Traffic Engineers, Hallguard, Division Aide, Biography Committee, and GEISER, FRANK EDWARD-German Club, Hallguard, and Biography Committee. GERHARD, ARMIN-Spur Si Saddle Club, Jr. Swim- ming Team, and Business Manager. GESCHREY, ARTHUR GEORGE- Football Team, Cross Country Team, l,M. Sports, Student Service Comm., and Crew Team. GIBSON, CECIL S. JR.-Printers Club, Office Aide, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Tech Prep Printer. An ENGLISH CLASS bend over their work as Mr. Tatsui reads correct answers. IUFOVIQ... GLASSNER, BRUCE M.-Honors Classes, Key Club Daily Editor, Tech Prep 8. Arrowhead Staff, Chorus Science Club, and Discipline Aide. GNAPP, GREGORY EARL -Ro!ler Club, Air Condition- ing Club, Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Spur and Saddle Club and Bowling Club. GODWIN, JAMES WEIMER-Chorus, Science Club Student Council, Honor Society, and Honors Classes. GOLDEN, WILLIAM HENRY-Cross Country Team GOLNICK, RALPH GEORGE-l.M. Sports, Hallguard and Social Committee. GRADL, NICHOLAS ROBERT-Biography Committee Alumni Comm. ll9 1 GRADY, JOE ELNER- Frosh Soph 8t Varsity Football, Discipline Aide, and Spur 8- Saddle Club. GRAHN, ALLEN ROBERT - Honors Classes, Math Club, Office Aide, and Track Team. GRAU, THOMAS WAYNE - Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. GRAY, KENNETH EUGENE-Honor Society, Honors Classes, Key Club, Color Guard, Slide Rule Club, and Math Club. GREENWALD, WILLIAM CLARENCE GRELCK, GEORGE FRANCIS- l.M. Sports. GUY, JAMES LEE-Baseball Team, Football Team, Ice Skating Team, l.M. Sports, Math Club, Slide Rule Club, l.M. Manager, Band, and Senior Entertainment Committee. HAASE, WALTER KENNITH -Student Council, Track Team, Football Team, l.M. Sports, and Chorus. HAHL, ARTHUR H.-Social Comm. Chairman, Hall- guard, Color Guard Officer, Traffic Engineer, Officer Candidate School, Student Aide Helper, Air Conditioning Club, Boat Club, and German Club. HANAUER, MERRILL E. 1 Pan American Club, Daily Rep., and Spur 8- Saddle Club. HARTJEN, CHARLES FRED - Honors Classes, Slide Rule Club, Hallguard, Math Club, Owls Club, Discipline Office Aide, Office Aide, Crack Drill Platoon, Exhibition Platoon, Social Center Comm., Officers Candidate School, and Picture Committee. HARRIS, JAMES RICHARD -Social Comm., Student Council, Ushers Club, Hallguard Lt., Annual Salesman, Stage Crew, Traffic Engineer, German Club, and Chess 8- Checkers Club. the cut canal greaoy 120 HIRSCH, FRANK EDWARD-Orchestra, Projectionist Club, Model Railroad Club, Traffic Engineer, Hallguard. HESS, ERWIN M. - Soccer Team. HERRMANN, RAYMOND JAMES - l.M. Sports, Chorus, l-lallguard, and Bowling Club. H ERNANDEZ, MA RTY SYLFESTER HENRIKSEN, GUY R.- l.M. Sports, Traffic Engineer, and Track Team. HENDERSON, WILLIAM I. Lucinda I2I M-etal joins metal in the glare and searing heat of a torch in the AVIATION Sl-IOP. 0 O I HEMPFLING, CHARLES ANDREW- Basketball Team, Cross Country Team, Track Team, Lettermens Club, and Hallguard. HEIDEN, CHARLES GEORGE- Bowling Club, German Club, l-lallguard, and l.M. Sports. HAZE, LEE DAVID-Chess and Checkers Club, Hall- guard, Future Scientists of America, and Bowling Club. HASSLER, CRAIG RINCHOLD- Concert Band, Concert Orchestra, and Ham Radio Operator. HARY, ANDREW JOHN -Finance Comm., Announce- ment Comm., German Club, Roller Club, Chorus, Bowl- ing Club, Tratfic Engineers Capt., l.M. Wrestling, Air Conditioning Club, Teacher Aide, Projectionist Club, Slide Rule Club, and Orchestra. HARTMANN, ROBERT JOSEPH - l.M. Sports, Concert Band, Crew Team, Bowling Club, and Slide Rule Club. HOCHBERGER, GERALD JOSEPH - Radio Club, Science Club, R,.O.T.C., Aviation Club, Chess and Checkers Club, and Hallguard. HOFFMAN, ROBERT A. HOHBERGER, HARRY HENRY-Football, Wrestling, I.M. Sports, and Spur and Saddle Club. HOKENSON, THOMAS CONRAD - I-lallguard. HOLOWICKI, RONALD WALTER - Hallguard. HOPKINS, DAVID FRANKLIN -Student Council, l.M Sports, Lt. of Traffic ngineers, and Gift Committee. HUGHES, WILLIAM JERROLD-Hallguard, Traffic, Roller Club, Apache Power Club, l.M. Sports, and Frosh- Soph Football. ISAKSON, ROBERT WILLIAM - Frosh Soph and Varsity Football, and Discipline Helper. ISBELL, JERRY WAYNE - German Club. JACKSON, TOM WILLIAM -Track Team, Hallguard, I.M. Basketball, and Office Clerk. JACOBSEN, GERALD ROBERT- Student Council, Avia- tion Club, Chorus, Pan American Club, and Hallguard JAKUBANIS, DANIEL MATTHEW glue reporto we cclmoot .. .,..,,,. , .. Y ,,.,. - . , , ,, 49' x 1 f f 4 t. 5-gywww X SY , l22 W f 257 fzwiqki iw' A -5 V21 JANCZEWSKI, RONALD STANLEY-Bowling Club, German Club, and l.M. Sports. JOHANNSEN, DONALD WILLIAM- l.M. Sports and Library Aide. JOHNSON, ALF SOREN - Football, l.M. Sports, Hall- guard, Crew Team, and Pan American Club. JOHNSON, DANIEL LAWRENCE-Prom Committee, Exhibition Team, Library Helper, Hailguard, Camera Club, and Aviation Club. JONES, RICHARD GEORGE-Library Helper, Bowling Club, and Radio Club. QORND, ROBERT WALTER-Concert Band, Marching band, l-lallguard, and Radio Club. THE RESEARCHERS seek a fact in the vast stares of knowledge in the Library. iniolfiecl . .. KAPLAN, IRWIN ALLAN-Projectionist Club, Roler Club, Brush and Easel Club, Color Guard, Crack Drill, Exhibition Drill, and Clean-up Comm. KARDARAS, RICHARD PAUL--Pan American Club, Hal guard, and l.M. Sports. KASPER, WILLIAM EDWARD - Pan Amer.can Club. KATZ, RICHARD ARTHUR- Photo Staff, Office Aide, Ha lguard, VP. Camera Club, Pan Amer.can Club, Air Conditioning Club, Radio C ub, and Student Council. Radio Club, and Student Council. KEDZIERSKI, EUGENE HENRY - Coin Club, l.M. Sports, and Bowling Club. KELPIN, WAYNE GORDON-- Football Team, Track Team, Letterrnen's Club, l.M. Sports, and Picture Comm. 123 KLEIN, EDWARD WAYNE - Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, l.M. Official, Cheerleader, and Chorus. KLEITSCH, KARL LEE-Baseball Team, Office Aide, Hallguard, Chorus, and l.M. Sports. KLEPITCH, RAYMOND GEORGE KNEZ, JAMES ALLEN-Frosh-Soph Basketball and Football, German Club, l.M. Sports, and Traffic. KOBEK, EDWARD FRANK - Honors Classes, Radio Club, and l.M. Sports. KOPERA, LEON JOHN 1 Concert Band, Marching Band, and Pan American Club. KORUS, JAMES JOSEPH-Traffic Engineers, Hall- guard, Student Council Chorus, l.M. Sports, Publicity Comm,, Gift Comm., Band, Election Cl-erk, Usher, Rail- road, and Slide Rule Club. KORCZYNSKI, EDWIN JOHN--Swim Team, Bio- graphy Comm., Business Manager, Letterrnen's Club, l.M. Manager, Social Center Comm., Ushers Club, l.M. Sports, Traffic Engineer, Rolling Indians, and Annual Rep. KORCZYNSKI, ERWIN PAUL-Track Team, Letter- man's Club, l.M. Manager, Business Manager, Traffic Engineer, Cross Country, Ushers Club, Social Center Comm., Hallguard, Rolling Indians., and Lane Official. KOSYDAR, JOSEPH STANLEY-Wrestling, Hallguard, and Spanish Club. KOUCH-OUKOS, JOHN JAMES- Baseball, Football, Cross Country, Track, l.M. Sports, Brush and Easel, and l-lallguard. KRAMER, RICHARD JOHN-Bowling Team, Bowling Club, Hallguard, l.M. Sports, German Club, and Slide Rule Club. we have oown . . l24 KRAMM, PHILIP STEVEN -Chorus, Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, and Hallguard. KRUEGER, ROBERT E. KRUPIENSKI, RAYMOND LESLIE -- Spur 81 Saddle Club Radio Club, Color Guard, and Hallguard. KRZYWDA, EDWARD LEE-Band, Aviation Club, and Hallguard. KUCHENBECKER, FRED CARL - Office Aide and Swim- ming Team. KUFFEL, DENNIS JOHN-Spanish Club, Hallguard, Aviation Club, and Air Conditioning Club. With spring's warmth, things that slide, slither, creep, and crawl bloom in the GREENHOUSE. canal recipecl . . . 1 KUKLA, DONALD JOSPH -Hallguard and Slide Rule Club. KUNITA, EDWARD-Honors Classes, Bowling Club, and Chess and Checkers Club. KUNZ, ALBERT GREGORY-l-lallguarcl and l.M. Sports. KUPISCH, RONALD WILLIAM-Football Team, Hall- guard, Wrestling Team, German Club, l.M. Sports, and Publicity Comm. KUZMA, RONALD WILLIAM-Frosh Soph and Var- sity Football. LA BUDA, RONALD 'GEORGE-Concert Band, and Marching Band. 125 LARSEN, ROY HENRY LAVACCARE, SAM C.-Football, l-lallguard, Latin Club, and Pin and Ring Committee. LECHNOWICZ, WALTER JAMES-l-lallguard, Bowl- ing Club, and l.M. Basketball, LEE, ROBIN ALLEN -l.M. Sports. LEWEN,JlWAYLAND RAY - Pmieciaonisi, J.E.T.s. Club, Hallguard, Pan American Club, Bowling Club, and Spur and Saddle Club. LIDBURY, JAMES ALLEN -Football, Track, and l.M. Sports. LINDER, JACK NORMAN - Hallguard and l.M. Sports. LOME, MICHAEL ARTHUR-Traffic Engineer, Holl- guard, and Lost and Found. MACDONALD, GEORGE RANDOLPH-Spur 81 Saddle- Club, Hallguard, Traffic Engineer, and l.M. Sports. LOPRESTI, PHILIP BEN - l.M. Sports. MAGIS, STEPHEN A. MAKIS, PAUL-Hallguard, Traffic Engineer Lt., l.M. Sports, Projectionist, Office Aide, and German Club. the race we otccrtecl... cuflcl come l26 MARBACH, MELVIN EDMUND MARECI, FRANK JOHN - Pan American Club and Hallguard. MARX, ADOLPH- Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, Social Cente-r Committee, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Math Club, Traffic Eng.neers, Science Club, and Slide Rule Club. MASSACESI, PETER ARNOLD-Aviation Club and l.M. Sports. MATZ, FRED PETER - Fencing Team, Photo Staff, Brush 8. Easel Club, and Camera Club. MAURITZEN, HARRY JAMES-Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, RolIer Club, and Office Aide. MC DONALD, THOMAS JOSEPH -Student Council, l.M. Sports, Hallguard Officer, Track Team, Air Condit- ion.ng, Gymnastics, and Aviation Club. MC HALE, JAMES PATRICK-Spur 81 Saddle Club, Discipline Office Aide, Office Aide, Lost 8. Found Aide, Lifeguard, and l.M. Sports. MECKLENBURG, ROBERT MEDENWALD, DAVID GORDON-Bowling Club and l.M. Sports. MEYER, THOMAS EDWARD - Bowling Club, Golf Team, l.M. Sports, Lost 81 Found Clerk, ond Hallguard. MEYERS, CHARLES E. Long hours of practice precede the boasted by the SWIM TEAM. I27 honors if P 5 A , . 1 I If ,. lumix.: iimllv S165 I ilk!!! 515 MHS!! Q, so- I ' ,L 4 g I s g -,ZH W, ,N iv, Q -ii I , X yr p :WWA - ,u,,'f.,, I M .. . -4 ,mg .-1 g-:,'.'.i'+ ' 1 -H ,Ogg . , 'E' ' ,Lex !:3g...g .W V N ,Mig ...,V ee f -.. 4, -3?-, V, 'wwmfzw cf3..,,..-,, W IN.-v I, W 5-.,x5U7-ff.. ef ' san- wgpn- 'W W- VN' 'Wh-.Y Y, 'j 44' , , ,,, M yarn 'Y 'dqpht .mt-v -C.-T39 V I nfl, , M. ...S MIES, KENNETH, L.-I-lallguard, Office Aide, Cross Country Team, Track Team, and l.M. Sports. MILENOVICH, FRED JOHN - Pres. of Science Club, Color Guard, J.E.T.S. Club, Fencing Team, Camera Club, Conservatory Helper, Hallguard, and Science Fair. MILICH, CARL N.- Bowling Club, Spur 81 Saddle Club, Chess 8 Checkers Club, l-lallguard, Library Aide, l.M. Sports, and Rolling Indians. MILLER, BRIAN JAY - Lost and Found, Coin Club, l.M. Sports. MILLER, CARL ROBERT-Football Team, l.M. Sports, Apache Powerhouse Club, and Air Conditioning Club. MITCHELL, DOUGLAS FLEMMING - l.M. Sports. MLODZIK, ROBERT STEVE -Office Aide, l.M. Sports, and Hallguard. MOODY, ROY JOHN-l-lallguard, Crack Drill Team, Color Guard, Brush 8- Easel Club, and Camera Club. MARCQUENSKI, RONALD MATTHEW - Hall Guard, l.M. Sports, Student Service, .H. Machine Shop. MOTYKIE, RONALD WILLIAM-Office Aide, Crack Drill Platoon, Exhibition Drill Platoon, Color Guard and Slide Rule Club. MOTZ, ALAN VICTOR MOZA, GERALD ANTHONY -- Science Club Hallguard, Library Aide, and Polish Club. l28 the minor MROZ, DANIEL FRANK-Pan American Club, Hall- guard, and Aviation Club. MUELLER, EDMUND A. MULLINS, ROBERT LARRY-- Hallguard, and Discipline Aide. MUNSON, JOHN BERNARD-Student Council, l.M. Sports, Froslri-Soph Football, Hallguard, L Committee, and Lt, of Traffic Engineers. MURRAY, THOMAS FRANCIS - Hallguard, l.M. Bas- ketball, and Arrangement Committee. NAHRSTADT, ROBERT GEORGE -Hallguard and l.M. Sports. In the CHEMISTRY LAB, reagents are poured, reactions are noted, and the fumes are fled. explooiomo . . . 129 NASBY, JAMES STANLEY- Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, and Student Service. NAWROCKI, JEROME VINCENT-Hallguard, Library NELSON, CARL S. -Concert Band and Bowling Club. NELSON, LEONARD CHARLES-Hallguard, Spur and Saddle Club, Office Aide, and Library Aide. 0'KASICK, FREDRICK PAUL - Bowling Club, Hoiiguqfd, l.M. Sports, Air Conditioning Club, Roller Skating Club, Library Aide, and Student Council. OLAND, WILLIAM PETER-Boat Club, Hallguard, Frosh-Soph Football, and Student Council. OLSEN, THOMAS ADOLPH - Slide Rule Club, Air Con- ditioning Club, Hallguard Officer, and R.O,T.C. OLSON, ROBERT ALVIN - Hall Guard, Swim Team, Stamp Club, l.M. Sports, Cap and Gown Committee ORTKEMP, HARRY ROBERT- Crew Team, l.M .Sports Track Team, Traffic Engineer, and Hallguard, PACE, JOHN B.-Football Team, Lette-rmen's Club and l.M.Sports. PACELLI, ROGER S. 1 Crew Team Manager, l.M, Sports Traffic Engineer, Crack Drill Team, Exhibition Platoon Color Guard, Clinic Aide, Office Aide, Science Club and Side Rule Club. PANDER, LEON P. -Pan Amer.can Club, l.M, Sports, Gym Clerk, and Traffic Engineer. the 1 PASTUSZKA, THADDEUS FELIX -Traffic Engineer, Hallguard, Bowling Club, Polish Club, and l.M. Manager. PAWLICKE, HOWARD GEORGE -Frosh-Soph Football, Office Aide, Hallguard, and Bowling Club. PETROSKI, RONALD-Drill Team, Lunch Guard, Parking Lot Guard, Library Assistant, Senior Entertain- ment Committee. PERLICK, WALTER WILLIAM-National Honor So- ciety, Stude-nt Council, Social C-enter Comm., Math Club l.M. Sports, Bowling Club, Stamp Club, German Club, Discipline Aide, and Bookroom Aide. PEPLINSKI, RONALD F. - Slide Rule Club, Roller Club, and l.M. Sports. PERUSCINI, RICHARD ALLEN-Hallguard and Air Conditioning Club. ruito o our l3O PETERSON, GLEN HAROLD-l.M. sports and Roller PETKUNAS, GEORGE JoHN-Ffosmsoph Football, Discipline Office Aid, and Bow.ing Team. PIERCE, GARY EDWARD- RR. Club, Hoiiguord, Avio- tion Club, and Chess and Checkers Club, PIEROZZI, LOUIS F.- l.M. Sports and l-laflguard. PITZEN, DONALD-Tech Prep and Arrowhead Staff. PLUCINSKI, NORMAN EDWARD Mr. Cox introduces Laneites who have disting- u.shed themselves to receive their just reward at the HONORS ASSEMBLY. labor... POHLMAN, JOHN LEE - Pan American Club, l.M Basketball, and Fencing Team. POSTELNIK, ROBERT D.--Slide Rule Club, Air Con ditioring Club, Rolling Indians, l-la lguards, Pan Ameri. can Club, and Chess and Checkers Club. PRATHER, JOHN WILLIAM -Traffic Engineers, Hal guard, Attendance Clerk, and German Club. PRICE, ROBERT CHAD- l.M. Sports, Crew Team Science Club, Discipline Aide, Coin Club, Picture Comm. and Hallguard. PRINCE, GILBERT NELSON -Key Club, L.U.F.T.O.A. Championshp Drill Team, Exhibition Team, Rifle Team Office Aid, Discipline C erk Traffic, Bowl ng Club, Stu dent Councl, Student Court, Aniual Representative PROKOP, MECHAEL EDWARD-l.M, Spots, Pin 81 Ring Comm., Rolling Indians, Slide Rule Club, Chorus Hal guard, Picture Rep., Printers Club, Sfudent Council and Annual Printer. l3l RABENHORST, PHILIP GEROLD RAITANO, ANTHONY JOSEPH - l.M. Manager, Sec. of Printers Club, and Hcillguard. RANDALL, ROGER JONATHAN-Basketball Team, Super Honor Roll, National Honor Society, l.M. Referee and l.M. Sports, Math Club, Office A.de, and Litho Club. RAUHUT, ALLEN GEORGE-Hallguard and Pro- l-2ction.st. RAYMOND, DAVID GUSTAV - Honors Classes Camera Club, Aviation Club, and Traffic Engineer. REDEMSKE, DONALD CARL REED, WALTER ALBERT-Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Cross Country Team, Hallguard, and Lettermens Club. RENDL, THOMAS WILLIAM-Stud'ent Council, Slide Rule Club, L.U.F.TO.A., and Honors Classes. REYNOLDS, JOHN L.-Student Council, Radio Club, Band, Office Aide, and l.M. Sports. RICE, JAMES DEWITT - Spur and Saddle, l.M. Sports, Hall Guard. ROPINSKE, HERBERT CARL -Business Manager, l.M. Sports, Swim Team, Track Team, German Club, Student Council, Annual Rep., Bowl.ng Club, Hallguard, and l.M. Office. ROPPOLO, DONALD JOSEPH-Science Fair, Spur 8- Saddle Club, and Hallguard. oerumg our clccoomcafeo l32 ROSE, JAMES LEONARD PAUL - l-lallguard, l.M. Sports, Office Aide, and Swimming Clerk. ROSENBERGH, RONALD JOHN - Hallguard, Printers Club, l.M. Sports, and Tech Prep Printer. ROSSI, RONALD PETER--Cre-w Team, Bowling Team, l.M. Sports, Football Ticket Salesman, Traffic Engineer, l-lallguard, Tech Prep Salesman, Daily Rep, and Annual Salesman. ROWLS, GENE VAL- Hallguard, Clinic Aide, Football Team, Basketball Team, and Pan Ame-rican Club. RYAN, TIMOTHY MATHEW -Arrowhead Staff, Tech Prep Staff, industrial Arts Award, Camera Club, Hall- guord, and Pan American Club. SABACINSKI, RONALD LEONARD-Hallguard, Office Aide, Discipline Azcle, Bowling Club, German Club, l.M. Manager, and l.M. Sports. Proposed bill is contemplated with rapt at- tention at a STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING. SADLER, JERRY - Hallguard. SANDT, JACK CHARLES- l,M. Sports, l-lallguard, Spanish Club, Pan American Club, and Swimming Team, SCHADE, ROBERT EDWARD-Spur St Saddle Club, l-lallguard, Daily Rep., and l.M. Sports. SCHAUER, RONALD CHARLES-l-lallguard, German Club, Roller Skating Club, and l.M. Sports, SCARPINATO, RONALD GEORGE 1 l-lallguard and l.M. Sports. SCHMIDT, WILLIAM DAVID-Roller Club, Bowling Club, and Hallguard. 2 E I ,Qs Ft. i SCHWELLE, CHRIST FRANK - Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Gym Clerk, Tech Prep 81 Annual Salesman, ond Publicity Committee. SCHMOELLER, DANIEL EDWARD - Pan American Club and Program Chairman. SCHOEFFLER, JAMES GEORGE - Hallguard. SCHOEFFLER, EDWARD JOHN -German Club, l.M. Sports, Coin Club, and Hallguard. SCHUETZER, ALBERT HARRY 1 Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, and Rolling Indians. SCHULTZ, ARTHUR LEONARD 1 Hallguard, Air Con- ditioning Club, Sour 84 Saddle Club, Camera Club, and Lunchroom Guard. SCHULZ, SCHULZ HERMAN- Football Team, German Club, I.M. Sports Official, Bowling Club, Pin 84 Ring Comm., and Hallguard. SEIBERT, PETER WILLIAM- Hallguard, Student Coun- cil. SEIFRITZ, MICHAEL LAWRENCE-Traffic Lt., l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Printers Club, Daily Staff, and Tech Prep Staff. SEILER, WALTER MICHAEL - Hallguard. SENTOWSKI, JEROME FRANCIS - l.M. Sports, Bowl- ing Team, Crew Team, Hall Guard, Tech Prep Salesman. SHIFRIN MARSHALL MAYER-National Honor So- ciety, Super Honor Roll, Honors Classes, Swimming Team, Lettermens Club, Hallguard, Projectionist, Radio Club, Coin Club, l.M .Sports, Tech Prep Salesman, and Life Saving. oupportimg tliooe who oeruecl 134 SIMMONS, DELOS ALBERT- Baseball Team, Football Team, Chorus, German Club, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. SKIBSKI, RICHARD MITCHELL 1 Bowling Team, Radio Club, and Amateur Radio Operator. SLOBODECKI, STEVE S. - Aviation Club, Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, Office Aide, Bowling Club, Student Council, and Slide Rule Club. SMIALEK, LEON F.--Spur 8. Saddle Club, Camera Club, Pan American Club, Hallguard, l.M, Manager, and l.M. Sports. SMITH, DALE P. - .l.E.T.S. Club, Marching Band, Con- cert Band, and Orchestra. SMITH, GENE FRED-Biography Comm., Slide Rule Club, Student Council, J.E.T.S. Club, and l.M. Sports. Vvhen the team made the play-offs. . .Laneites stream into SOLDIER FIELD for football game. UO ... l35 SNYDER, MELVIN D. -Bowling Club and l.M. Sports. SOBOTA, PAUL ANTHONY - Hallguard, Pan American Club, and Model Railroad Club. SOPOCY, JOHN 'GERALD - Baseball Team, Hallguard, Bowling Club, Air Conditioning Club, J.E.T.S. Club, Office Aide, Projectionist Club, l.M. Sports, and Chorus. SARAFOLEAN, JOHN GEORGE - Honors Classes, l.M. Sports, and Office Aide. STAMER, RAY FRED - Wrestling Team, Football Team, and Swimming Te-am. STANGE, ARMAND B. - Hallguard, German Club, l.M. Sports, and Roller Club. STAWINOGA, PAUL JOHN - Camera Club, Annual Pbotostaff, l.M. Sports. STAYART, WILLIAM RALPH - Swimming Team Mgr., Office Aide, l.M. Sports, and Roller Club. STEINER, PHILLIP FRANK- Hallguard, Student Coun- cil, Roller Club, German Club, and l.M. Sports. STERN, CARL MICHAEL - Radio Club. STONE CLAUDE EUGENE-Concert Band, Bowling Club, and Hallguard. STORNELLO, WILLIAM RALPH- Hallguard, Football Team, Track Team, Astronomy Club, Coin Club, Bowling Team, and Stomp Club. STRASSER, NORBERT PETER -Aviation Club, Sociol Committee, Hallguard, and Chess 81 Checkers Club. STUTZ, WILLIAM EDWARD-l.M. Sports, Office Aide, and Library Aide. SUNDHOLM, LEE FRED SWANSON, PAUL DOUGLAS - Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. TAKATA, DENNIS-Pan American Club, Hallguard, and l.M. Volleyball. TEICHMAN, ORRIN CHARLES-Printers Club, l.M. Sports, Track Team, Cross Country Team, Roller Club and Lettermon's Club. 1 the lfiurric-:cl prepcircctiono 136 Q I WWW f , ,-.ft ' If 'v k.. ' 'I ,,:l ,V A - X 7 df 24 SWA ff? TERRONOVA, ANTHONY THOMAS-Business Mgr., Football Team, Rolling Indians, l.M. Sports, Chess 81 Checkers Club, Hallguard, Student Council, and L Comm. TERZIC, BRAN VELIMIR - Radio Club and JETS Club. WICKS, ULRICH-National Honor Society Vice Pres., Key Club, Supe-r Honor Roll, Honors Classes, Social Center Comm., Traffic Engineer, R.O.T.C. Battalion Staff, Discipline Clerk, Pan American Club, and Tech Prep Staff. WILLIAMSON, JAMES EDWARD - Concert Band, Life. guard, Honors Classes, National Honor Society, and Alumni Committee. WINKLER, KLAUS F. - Honors Classes, R.O.T.C. Crack Drill Team Alumni Comm. Chorus, Exhibition Team, and Annual Salesman. WITCZAK, CHESTER WALTER- Honor Society, l.M. Exports, Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, and Office ide. Time was running short. . .across at ting the CAPS AND GOWNS. O O O l 37 Reisz get- WOLLIN, JIM DENNIS- Hallguard, WOLOSZYK, MATHEW RICHARD - Ushers Club, l.M. Sports, Chief of Hallguards, Chorus, and Slide Rule Club. WORRELL, PHILLIP EARL-l.M. Sports, Hallguard, German Club, Band, and Rolling Indians. WOZNIAK, JOHN VINCENT- Hallguard, and Bowling Club. WYDRA, LEROY EDWARD-Library Aide, Bowling Club, Hallguard, Projectionist Club, and Rolling Indians. YAN, CALVIN C.-Science Club. l 1 THINGER, THOMAS CHARLES--Pan American Club, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. THOMAS, TOM OTTO - Traffic, l.M. Sports, German Club, Hallguard, Library Helper, and Projection Club. THOMPSON, LEONARD JOSEPH - Pan American Club, l-lallguard, Air Conditioning Club, Chess 81 Checkers Club, Life Guard, and I.M. Sports. THORNBLOM, BERT-Bowling Club, Hallguard, and I.M. Sports. TIMON, KENNETH CHARLES-I.M. Sports, Bowling Club, and Tardy Off.ce Aide. TINCHER, JOHN ROBERT -Track Team, Cross Country Team, Hallguard, Bowling Club, Pan American Club, and I.M. Sports. . TIPESCU, JOHN GEORGE-Wrestling Team, l.M. Official, Pan American Club, and I.M. Sports. TOFEL, BOB STAN - Finance Committee, Bowling Club, and Library Helper. TOTH, LOUIS HENRY-Radio Club, Aviation Club, L.U.F.T.O.A., Crew Team, I.M. Volleyball, and Hall- guard. TRESNAK, JAMES JOSEPH - l-lallguard. TRODLER, RICHARD OTTO-Social Center, German Club, Discipline Aide, I.M. Sports Mgr., and l.M. Sports. TSUJI, ROY N. - Bowling Club. or the climax the lflcippieot 138 UCHIYAMA, RONALD-Pan American Club Officer and l.M. Sports. UMBRICHT, DON - Pan American Club. VARGA, GERALD-Announcement Committee, Bowl ing Club, and Hallguard. WALLACE, JOHN WILLIAM - l.M. Sports, Swim Team, Office Aide. WALSH. MICHAEL JAMES-Spur and Saddle Club, Hallguard, l,M. Sports, Band, German Club, and Roller Club. WALTZ, JACK RALPH 1 Hallguard, Baseball Team, l.M. Sports, Roller Skating Club, and Pain American Club. Every senior's moment of triumph: at the SENIOR PROM with his girl. l 1 o enclingo . . . l l39 WANKERL, RUDOLPH GEORGE-l-lallguard and l.M. Sports. WARGO, JONATHAN-German Club, Radio Club, and Crew Team. WARTA, GARY ARNOLD- Capt. of Traffic Engineers, Spur 8 Saddle Club, l.M. Sports, Office Aide, and Band. WATERS, RICHARD LEWIS- National Honor Society, Traffic Engineer, Marching Band, Lifeguard, Hallguard, Super Honor Roll, German Club, Camera Club, Finance Comm., and Annual Rep. WAUTELET, WAYNE ALBERT- Bowling and Chorus. WEINE, EDWARD WAYNE- Printers Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Marching Band, Swimming Team, Student Council, and Tech Prep 8. Annual Rep. WEISS, ARTHUR M.-Football Team, I.M. Sports, and Hallguard. WELTHER, ROBERT MICHAEL -German Club, Student Council, Diving Team, and Projectionist Club. YI, WESLEY --Concert Band, German Club, Slide Rule Club, Bowling Club and I.M. Sports. YOUNG, LOUIS RAY-Hallguard and Spur 8- Saddle Club. ZAHARA, JERRY EDWARD --Hallguard, Library Aide, and I.M. Sports. ZANG, WALTER DAVID - Printers Club, Bowling Club, Colorguard, Exhib.tion Platoon, Crack Drill Team, I.M. Sports, Daily Rep. and Daily Staff. ZIMMER, WILLIAM M. -Spur 81 Saddle Club, Math Club, I.M. Sports, Lifeguard, Hallguard, Student Council, and Student Court. ZUCCARELLO ,JOSEPH ANTHONY - l.M. Sports, Bowl- ing Club, Hallguard, and Science Club. ZURAWSKI, JOSEPH H. ZAHAREAS, TRYPHON -J.E.T.S. Club, Cap and Gown Committee, and Radio Club. NO PICTURES ABELE, LOUIS JOSEPH - Projectionists Club and Polish Club., I I 1 DE MORE, RUSSELL -Spur and Saddle Club. FEISTEL, RICHARD PAUL KANE, CHARLES JOHN KUJAK, EARL EDMUND-Hallguard, Office Aide, and Polish Club. LESCHINSKI, ALAN JOHN MACHECA, NICHOLAS JOHN- l.M. Sports. MYRICK, JAY ALLEN 140 PARLICH, JOHN CHARLES - Crack Drill Team, Color Guard, Hallguard, Pan American Club, Roller Club, Air Conditioning Club, and Discipline Clerk. POCZATER, GREGORY JOHN -Hallguard, Bowling Club, and I.M. Sports. REDINI, ROBERT DANIEL - Hall Guard, Spur and Saddle Club, I.M. Sports, Prom Committee, Roller Club, Bowl.ng Club. . RONGE, GEORGE - Honors Class. STRELZYK, KENNETH ROBERT-Hallguard, Office Aide, and l.M. Sports. SENIOR COMMITTEE SPONSORS Standing. Mr. Eckl, Finance, Mr. Beck, Biography. Seated. Mr. Cox, Class Gift, Mr. McPherron, Announcement, Mr. Markland, Caps and Gowns, Mrs. Weber, Entertainment' Mr. Peluso, Alumni. Miss Bertrand become sponsor of entertain- ment committee upon resignation of Mrs. Weber in February. 1 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Officers and Committee Chairmen Top Row. Nottke, P'rorn, Waskow, Announcement, Lindemann, Pin and Ring, Mischung, Picture, Feifs, Gift, Stalder, Alumni, Barry, Arrangement. Row 2. Zyla, Publicity, Brandstetter, Biography, Jacoby, Cap and Gown, Moritz, Student Service, Zils, Ar- rangement, Hill, Entertainment, Nonaka, Finance. Front Row. Foley, Sgt,-at-Arms, Zinck, President, Mr, Cox, Class Sponsor, Bundo, Vice-President, Bcnmer, Treasurer, Duke, Publicity. SENIOR COMMITTEE SPONSORS Standing. Mr. Zoern, Senior Prom, Mr. Kue- cker, Publicity. Seated. Mr. Hansen, Class Gift, Miss Lindley, Pictures, Miss Collins, Student Service, Mr. Young, Annual, Mr. Lyon, Pin and Ring, h-Er vw- f 5 Iii Q: 'f YN ti? twwmf, Z 1 new A Awww ,Si ff xxx ,xg t. 2 + of Y 1 x E I 5 g xgf V y , X ,v , ,W 1 , , - ,, , ff A , ffl . f 'f,Wf'g,1 IM, . , Wi, 5 K' .wfwfff , If 7 .AQ ' , ' in R 1 2 f Q i t A Y' Q, T N, A - ' ' A , 2. A ? f f ' X Sfxx 4 Q 2, w , X, , ww, W Q x rx S x J' fx Q , ' ' I x ' Muvapv - h 1 f I., f- 2 A ' a Q ' A M2313 'W X f K fl v wr , , K V 2422.4 K as- f X- ,fa V 4 ' g Q ' , 0 X f 'X-we Q5 Ol 'M' N all L ? X ix' is ' S Q - KVM y M if I P I 4 , . 2 k ff wg f ' 5 XXX 3 L X A Rf MN 2, A , . ,, , , 15, , LN F' M , 2 x Q ,X J f - ...hx I, W- K t as va HW M I Qxvm . S, , 42 S , , x Q , I 2' 1 - Zp , Z ,, , . UVM ,L 5 MW 1 X, J A I , V iw 4 ,, L., 4 - 2 Q mimf x . - W , ,, ff , KQV Z Q if gzfwf ' ' XX X ' f , ' ' I , 55 Kg, if I X A ? f ' , 7 ww, X X 1 W . v ,mmf fx AM ,t ff X sy I i 'I , 4 WM f an If Q f 2 , f ' s S! l Q , 1 f - M- 1 f Q V Y ' V 2: lf ,ff 4 -A X 'N fi if 4 ,. If ,Figs SN. if-ffdf th' Shape anal . s L5 2 , I ra ting EQUIPMENT AND THOUGHT, elements of good drawing, are found in Wedow's drafting plate. HEN ALBERT G. LANE laid the founda- tions of Lane Tech, he instituted the idea that the students should work not only with their minds but also with their hands. Thus it is that we students are required to take two years of shop and drawing. In our freshman year wood and electric shop are required. After this the sophomore has four- teen other shops from which to choose two. Drawing courses are subdivided into one year of mechanical drawing and one semester each TEAR EM DOWN, then put 'em together, and learn how they work is the assignment for Young and Wohlers in auto shop. of machine and architectural drawing. To add also to the competitive spirit are the many contests, such as l.l.T. Drawing and the Chi- cago Home Design Competition. Those stu- dents who discover that they have special ability or interest are encouraged to enroll either in the Smith-Hughes shop program or the architectural drawing course. Thus these students continue their training for four years and some are competent enough to make it their career. I43 JET TURBINE is checked by Viol and Schmidt in aviation shop Mr. Stral-ca, shop superintendent, handles administrative details by phone. As one semester shops both aviation and aviation sheet metal are in great demand by Lane students. The up to date aviation shop offers students a practical background in the mechanics of flight, the mechanical work- eronciutico ings of both prop and jet engines, and simu- lated flight in a Link Trainer. Sheet metal shop offers to its students training in metal- lurgy, uses and construction with sheet metal and other valuable instruction. SHEET METAL is made into o piece for school repair by Herreroand Porzenski. - lm! 'X g...amK's2 1s5.f,lt- ' l-14 145 AIR CONDITIONING CLUB A Top Row. Satala, Norvic, Howard, Schneider, Han- son, Nightlingef, Grelyok. Row 3. Ryniec, Was- ilewski, Kraus, Klaar, Harris, Schmall, Carras, fohnson. Row 2. Horton, Wrobel Levandoski, Czmielewski, Brucato, Urbasewski, l'5u'y, Krueger. Front Row. Wrobel, Ackerson, Anthony, Mr. Got- schall, Mattenson, Malek, Heider. ir onclitioning ln our lives we have all felt the benefits of air conditioning, the branch of engineering which regulates the air's warmth and humid- ity. Lane students study its basic theories and newest advances. Mr. Gotschall sponsors tours to industrial plants and factories analyzing their systems. Prominent speakers in the field come to this class and add valuable know- ledge. With a top-flight background, some Laneites have gone on to careers in air con- ditioning and related fields. REFRIGERATION UNIT is re-assembled by air conditioning shop students Grelyak, Heidenrich, Jamka, and Disch. Vehicles from little pastel sports cars to gigantic trucks create good jobs for over twelve million people. Here, at Lane, we have one of the most colorful shop courses which enables a responsible student to take his place along side of these many million. Students have an ideal opportunity to get a little grease under their fingernails, as they work with the oil pan, or the worm and sector gears of the steering system. For future mechanics, Lane offers a course which is known as Smith Hughes Auto Shop. OUTDOOR DRIVING is possible at Lane without permits, for the cars never leave the on-campus course. W STOP from Mr. Browne, and driving school resounds with sounds of brakes and few clutches AUTO SHOP Standing. Mr. Churillo, Mr. R. BFOWVIG- Seated. Mr. Russell, Chairman Mr. McMullen, Mr. Kane, Mr. Walters. Not Pictured. Mr. Quick. l 46 s f-'f 1 ,r ,-s,..w-wi' fs, ,,:I',.S... 11famv.i1.?1,:3aS? 1c-g?:4vg ..f.fgaf'1. STUDIED ATTENTION to details supplied by drivin instructor Mr. Quick is an essential for safety VALVE JOB is in order, and auto shop students Russo and Young are assigned the task ufo Shape SMITH-HUGHES AUTO SHOP Top Row. Berbert, Piszcek, Mattes, Geminn, Mich- els, Lee, Horn, Row 3. Niemaszyk, Ghionzoli Muszynski, Schmitz, Blunda, Bogosian, Durlak, Somo gyi. Row 2. Gorlach, Konieczny, Dziak, Gorman Szyplick, Klein, Bachochin, Ziomek. Front Row. Cerretti, Dewberry, Touhy, Mr. McMullen, Meier, Gold berg, Howe. MACHINE SHOPS Left to Right. Mr. English, Mr. Lichtman ,Mr. Eckl, Mr. Neumann, Mr. Myers, Chairman Mr. Taylor. Not Pictured. Mr. Dean, Mr. Fober. Machine shop is designed to include forty weeks of four periods each day, to prepare students to enter the machine tool trades. Lathe operations, mill operations, heat-treat- ment of steels, elementary engineering, and other operations are taught during the year. Safety and modern methods are emphasized throughout the entire course. Students in SKILLED WORKMANSHIP results in fine products when students such as Olson concentrate on a project. caclline Shopo this shop are permitted to make taccording to their abilities! basic machine shop projects, such as parallel clamps, drill presses, and air compressor units. In addition, vocational students are constantly besieged with school jobs which often involve original designs and tricky construction. ln Mr. Eckl's words, They are truly the unsung heroes who keep the wheels turning. ACCURACY is at its best when machines and attentive students combine efforts in machine shop. ulww SMITH- HUGHES MACHINE SHOP Top Row. Schmidt, Zielinski, Zeitler, Bertolozz. Row 4 4. Arkuszewski, Lipsey, Knybel, Aroisano, Smith Bystrom, Jacobs. Row 3. Werschin , Sentowski Knutsen, Langlond, Seitritz, Finnern, Tgtzke, Christ: Iansen. Row 2- Sol, Frank, Gates, Szcerbiec, Mas- sow, Deutschman. Front Row. Boshan, Mr. Eckl. Cplccotico Working with all the types of plastic avail- able, the students in this shop shape objects such as bowls, spoons, and other novelties. Making a pattern for the projects, cutting it out on the jig-sow, filing the edges, and polishing the finished work is the process the students use. Skill in using these materials and tools develops co-ordination as well as creative ability. CAREFUL HANDLING of machine drill is re- quired of plastics shop student Mallick. l49 Qlectricity elcling ouriclry orge Sparks fly from the hot metal as students mold and pound it into various shapes in the foundries and forge shops. Book ends, draw spikes, Lincoln heads, and house signs all take shape, and when the Laneite has finished ELECTRIC SHOPS V H Nestmann, Mr. Petzing, Mr. Marko. the many periods of work, he is rewarded with a useful product which shall remind him for many years to come of his experiences in these metallurgic shops. Long nosed pliers, screwdrivers and shop- made wrenches are the tools that the amat- eur electricians use to put together wire, batteries, bulbs, screws and nuts, metal strips, and sockets. Using electrical principles that they have learned in electric shop theory, they develop basic household circuits. Later they will find practical applications of this course in chemistry and physics classes, as well as around the home. ON THE LEVEL. . .Mr. Klug checks students' PROTECTION of house wiring, indicating the work wifh frpgqagrc, fuses, is the topic of an impromptu lecture l5O Left to Right. Mr. Steinmetz, Chairman Mr f Z 'N WW , ,x W 1,4 . -4, I' fu f ,, ff 0 f ffff f , f 4 xv A ! 1 , A 0 ff rl? M, 'R f' , 47 f MH f 5 X .4 A 'I V f 24 'KN SQ 5 Y' X k , K Q f 1 Ing F LAYING THE KEEL in a model way is the intention of Chelby in model shop. Of the various shops offered at Lane, many students find the wood shop the most inter- esting, The student in his first semester at Lane learns wood working, tool identification, and tool usage. Some of the equipment used includes the saw, plane, tri-square, lathe, and ruler. Projects may be a foot stool, a tie rack, 152 X oocl Shop a table, a placque, or a lamp. This one semes- ter of wood shop gives the student the funda- mentals of wood working. If he likes what he previewed in his freshman semester, any one of Lane's eight advanced wood shops are open to him. There he will have the choice of making anything he wishes. S 1 . WOOD SHOPS PERFECTION OF PRODUCT is impressed Left to Right. Mr. C. Burke, Mr. M. Miller, Carey and Harrington by Mr. Gescheidle. Mr. Kovacs, Mr. Biddle, Chairman Mr. Ges- cheidle. .ir l WOOD SHOPS Left to Right. Mr. Finkel, Mr. Connelly, Mr. Burns, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Mazorakos. MISCELLANEOUS SHOPS Standing. Mr. Gotscholl, air conditioning, Mr. Gorny, welding. Seated. Mr. D. Buchanan, forge, Mr. Sojat, aviation, Mr. Manteleone lithography, Mr. Brinkmann, plastics. 153 DREAM HOME, a drafting class assignm-ant, is inspected by Moeller and Urban. IINISHING TOUCHES are applied to drafting plates by Ron Newboe. l5 ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING Left to Right. Mr. Lyon, Mr. R. Miller, M Slepiclca. rcllitecturccl ra ting 4A ARCHITECTS Top Row. Metzger, Blank, Schuller, Newboe, Fried- man, Loos, Rzeszewski, Nasuta. Row 4. Wedow, Camplin, Finnegan, Moeller, Stift, DeVita. Row 3 Laurine, Stahnlfe, Camp, Baron, Urban, Piehl, During his fnsr two years, the Lane stu- dent receives the basic course in drafting which stresses accuracy to a great extent. At the beginning of his third year, the student makes his choice of whether to be content with the firm foundation he already has, or to build on that foundation in the machine, tool design, or architectural course. Lane's architectural drawing course is a college Galetano. Row 2. Mr. Lyon, Meverovitz, Goldmann, Dean, Monsen, A-Jams, Nemecek. Front Row. zliggilaros, Houck, Zimmer, Wangrow, Bieschke, u . preparatory course that gives the student sufficient background in all phases of archi- tectural drawing. Beginning with their 3A semester, students are given work problems in designing. Upon completion of this course, students may continue their study in college, or, with the excellent experience already at- tained, they may secure a position as a draftsman in business. ARCHITECTS Top Row. Jondahl, Connor, Urban,Cordt, Hansen, Duncan, Giebner. Row 2. Brandseth, Benson, Logan, Zirbes, Deblack, Mr. Lyon. Front Row. Johnson, Kruse, Forsman, Walker, Beierle. .stu as -521,2 2 'T STRUCTURAL STEEL DRAFTING Top Row. Jankauskay, Lodygowski, Doerfler, Zuzu Amrich, Knutsen, Sluzynski. Row 5. Larson, Ger- lach, Grozik, Johannsen, Crouse, Gray, Mork, P'rzy- bfiski. Row 4. Dudek, Lovrine, Bosmunn, Cole Becker, Scott, Timory, Seuberg. Row 3. Muloy Carlino, Smith, Dolat, Fricano, Clemmons, Watson Row 2. Carlson, Kowaczek, Jensen, Lorenz, Noor- baar, Kremden, Anderson, Front Row. Kleist xampf, Odishod, Mr. Tucker, Meyer, Hildebrand erzlc. eckcufl ica MECHANICAL DRAWING Left to Right. Mr. Walz, Mr. Bulawa, Mr Pattullo, Chairman Mr. Schwartz, Mr. Rosen- blum, Mr. Isbaner. MECHANICAL DRAWING Left to Right. Mr. Tortorelli, Mr. Piper, Mr Hjersfedt, Mr. McErIeon, Mr. Tucker. STRUCTURAL STEEL DRAFTING Top Row. Sliwa, Schenwar, Velde, Zacker, Berfoloz- zi, Wiewandf, Hanchar, Michelini, Geschrey. Row 6. Word, Johnson, Peterson, voeks, Skiehey, Takor- ski, Burucki, Buberf. Row 5. Maitland, Lusis, Mil- ler, Karsten, Beyermann, Suppo, Oddo, Polizzi, Hick- man. Row 4. Kay, Gershon, Mizialko, Witczak, Mix, Slobcdo, Schmuldr, Thomas. Row 3. Lulkin, Norwood, Walle, Scholfes, Tsuii, Fletter, Felbinger. Row 2. Harfjen, Ardisana, Stark, Tichy, Kim, Kleszyk. Front Row. Weidner, Dost, Mr. Tucker, Mroczek, Ulz, Fillicaro, Weiss. rccwing MECHANICAL DRAWING Left to Right. Mrs. Del Castillo, Mr. Rogers. Mr. N. Miller. Not Pictured. Mr. Reim. MECHANICAL DRAWING Standing Mr. Carlsen, Mr. Hillman. Mr. Bick- ner, Mr. Guarino, Mr. Lehman. Seated. Mr. Knapp, Mr. Wilson. Not Pictured. Mr. Linden. WX 16. V f4, , WZ, , .fl My Qxhff X v w K N, ,W . ,, 4354 - 5, 'L f fm Qblbb 1, ff, f f A ,W ixiiffi? f1Q.ofE'.c-2 i M- Q , , . y ' , fl -'nv AT REST, A Company stands for inspection. HE LANE TECH Reserve Officer Training Corps was organized in 1916. Since then it has taught thousands of cadets the meaning of citizenship and organization, and instilled within them discipline and leadership. Today the brigade is active, better than ever, and determined to add to the schooI's honors. ROTC cadets undertake a varied course of interesting subjects: map reading, marks- manship, weapons, small unit tactics, and others. The ambitious cadet, however, also takes part in the extra activities that are offered - Color Guard, Crack Drill, Exhi- bition, Rifle Team, and Leadership School. In addition the regiment organizes teams for FEDERAL INSPECTION brings parents to Lane Stadium to see our ROTC at its polished best. baseball and football, providing fun-filled competition among the cadets. The main event of the year occurs in May when the annual formal inspection is held. Throughout the year there are parades, one of which is the Cadet Day Parade where the results of the inspection are announced. Two presentations of medals are held during the year when the regiment rewards its best cadets for their outstanding progress. The ROTC cadet is taught leadership and self-discipline. Such traits combine to make the cadet a loyal Laneite and proud American. May the Lane Tech ROTC Regiment con- tinue building Lane students into men! 159 FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE, Mr. Meier- dierks pins medal on Cadet Major Nasuta. .,, .. N , ,Y THE COMMANDANTE, Lt. Sweeney, has led the ROTC in true West Point fashion. R.O.T.C. INSTRUCTORS Left to Right. Sfc. Smith, MISgt. Baily, MISgr. Gunderson, MISgt. Trufant, Capt. Boeshore. One reason for 'L.ie success of the Lane Tech R.O.T.C. is the fact that the organizat- ion is handled by a group of capable United States Army officers. These men are assisted by a group of cadets who have been com- missioned officers, that is they have attained the rank of second lieutenant or above. The cadet officers compose the various staffs: regimental, battalion, or company. Their positions on the staff last only one semester, while the instructors retain their positions during their entire stay at Lane. lt is with the help of these men that the R.O.T.C. is sure to carry on the traditions of Lane Tech, COMPANY A Top Row. Bachantin, Mingl, Berger, Smith, Kamien- ski, Busch, Kapke, Opager, Bartman. Row 6- Schwarzberger, Mikka, Day, Nightlinger, Paries, Spakowski, Sliwa, Arnow, Kavitz. Row 5. Ward, Michalek, Prange, Brunner, Chapmean, Schiller, Pova, Ogne, Pauli, Stelter. Row 4. Jezierski, Arrington, iviessikap, Johnson, Taylor, Helms, Erwin, Orlof, Mi- lenkovic. Row 3. Niedbalg, Zschao, Kubiecheck, H chberger, Shorr, Gonzalez, Marcucilli, Goscinski, Pow 2. W'achholz, Morse, Thompson, Lech, Ring, Wetzel, Barnvos, Forgard. Front Row. Miller, Hoyt, Goldstein, Pierzchala, Lewen, Lidums. COMPANY B Top Row. Wallen, Bonriess, Adorian, Kiclston, Kas- prak, Filippo, MacPherson, Korte, Kulm, Bastek, Anderson, Reilly, Noga, Gomall, Forst. Row 6. Howard, Miller, Soczewa, Kmenski, Martin, Hand- zel, Karmis, Moritz, Lyall, Lcizargki, Lucas, Kindl Healy, Birchall, Row 5. Nagel, Olsen, Lampert, Mill r l-linriksson Wal billi Manda Warren l-lent e , . D Q. . f ' schel, Johnson, Zurek, Siefritz, Summers. Row 4. Blatnick, Colby, Urbaszewski, Keller, Fuchs, Solo mon, Elkin, Rezotko, Rochabe, McKay, Burke, Furu- sho, Leicht, Zintel. Row 3. Wergching, Michael Kosik, Richark, Berman, May, P-ritz, Gee, Guziec Pearson, Towalski, Ronning, Schreiner, Row 2. Petroski, Smith, Bjorkquist, Abrahmason, Pretzel Zukel Smith Andrea oulos Sekeka Ewevt Kruse Loebia, Raya., Row Hoyt, Wood, Sunzelre, Pul- lva'n, Hill, Garland, Arra, Miller. HONOR GUARD traditionally opens assemblies with the presentation of the Colors. LOOP SLING is demonstrated by Green and Petroski to future morksmen. ra, e-4, fi , 1 r' O TQ SGT. TRUFANT lectures to a class in O36 l63 nopc-action X IW INSPECTION IS PASSED by M-Sgt. Diamond through Captain DeLea and other officers. IN POSITION, the ROTC swing spast the stands as they prepare to step off for Federal Inspection. I64 COMPANY C Top Row. Wrono, Craig, Mork, Norbert, Rock, OI son, Atols, Kubaszewski, Wolf, Rogus, Mitchell, Gordon, Flansberg. Row 6. l-lack, Hoge, Grossmann, Giordini, Meyer, Wilson, Schannell, Stahl, Tibbets, Smith, Konczyk, Rumph. Row 5. Miller, Edison, Bliss, Kaliss, Fermoyle, Holmes, lshimaru, Rotter, Krarnme, Field, Koczan, Seiler, Woods. Row 4. Hansen, Swientek, Sahlin, Leprich, Zied, Schulty Christensen, Kmiecia, Fonferko, Bouche, Ackerson, Cantrell. Row 3. Jacobson, Sitters, Paper, Gillis, Eglitis, Ahbe, Schiro, Nootboar, Gunderson, Wade, Gawrych, Row 2. Hansen, Duerkoop, Quinones, Wingstrom, Koffmann, Olejniczak, Matschke, Many- zullo, Nelson, Warutian, Walker, Buckmon. Front Row. Ohmeci, Neumeyer, Der Minassian, Gregory, garitljen, Carlson, Schutt, Beatty, Breede, Rizzuto, OT . COMPANY D Top Row- Kontos, Eakins, Muchowicz, Thoirson, Meyer, Motz, Nagel, Mihlbauer, Koeppl, Welninsk Zwerg, Evens, Cotteieer. Row 6. Balke, Gorecki a son Noskrent Klarr LaPresto Unkelhauser D w , , Marklund, Boege, Brikson-,,P'eterson, Lewerenz, Nor- mantowicz, Row 5. Wilson, Becker, Francis, Kac- zkos, Christiansen, Tripoli, Kary, Sweeney, Loftos Michols, Smith, Steinke, Urban. Row 4. Jaworski 1 Kasai, Conradsen, Grossklogs, Kreissl, Budzisz, Craw- 1 1 czok, Landl, Smetters, Tsuji, Green, Szubart. Row 3. Plant, Winstead, Jacobson, Winters, Hegg Starnowski, Trojan, Bernhard, Rokke, Herrington Brooks, Heldtke, Felice. Row 2. Gustafson, Nishi Miller, Crofton, Buckmon, Skweres, Grant, Goldstrom Leibman, Davis, Creer, Sherwood, Poole. Front Row. Sargis, Litteau, Hoyt, Delia, Schonken, Krup ienski, Moeller, Chrobok, Creick, Houck, Gac, Siegel i le ecufn RIFLE TEAM Left to Right. M-Sgt. Gunderson, King, Moeller, Schmuldt, Mark, Nosutci, Name.: With their Winchester 52 rifles and The best five marksmen constitute the team their new padded jackets the rifle team has which fires in each of the positions, prone, shot its way up to many city championships. sitting, kneeling, and standing. RIFLE TEAM is given last-minute instructions ADJUSTING SLING of rifle is explained by by M-Sgt. Bailey before city matches. Instructor Green. T66 COLOR GUARD Top Row. -fcgel, Moritz, Moritz, Wilson, Mac- Pherson, Pfaries, Kontos, Wallace, Ishimaru. Row 5. Francis, Swinbanks, Becker, Tom, Milenovich, Ska- rulis, Gross, Manda. Row 4. Roth, Eglitis, Hoppe, Rabner, Nafziger, Kaczkos, Gee, Field. Row 3. Rozenoff, Noren, Olson, Kamienski, Opager, Zang, Koeppl Row 2. Schanken, Litteau, Nikodem, Gibson, St. Pierre, Charalf, Motvlfie. Fronf Row. Smith, Tadel, Hahl, Peterson, Zang, Berge, Johnsen, Hill, Gray, Littmann, Schire. gala r ucircl Whenever and wherever Lane uses the American Flag the Color Guard is available to post the colors. Paracles, school assemblies, raising the flag on the flag pole every day and lowering it every night are some of the activities of this branch of the R.O.T.C. Only qualified members are eligible for the honor of being on the Color Guard for they must live up to the democratic principles and ideals which the flag symbolizes. IUIOH GUARD carries the flag proudly pqgf the stands in the stadium. 168 COMPANY H Top Row. Fcsfer, Blodgeft, Craig, Czysczon, Klipp, Howard, De Fiesta, Noren, Prchlik, Weber, Brubaker, Zirbes, Nickl. Row 7. Hoppe, Skarulis, Lichfeir, Tom, Slouf, Winblad, Viani, Gudowicz, Krabec, Keenan, Pennigsdorf, Briggs. Row 6. Yeffer, Warfalski, Bla?- nick, Rogge, Skiersch, Carter, Kaminski, Pasko, John, Schumacher, Von Bergen, Yingling, Tancredi. Row 5. Benciming, Jamekan, Bernau, Sfeuer, Boyk, Hoff- man, Emerson, Moody, Kaplan, Kennicoff, Windf Swinbanks. Row 4. Difiglio, Nydam, Boe, Weisnichf Kirkpatrick, Blair, Stock, Hayes, Simmons, Dornseif Beckett, Post. Row 3. Reed, Maple, Lang, Davis Woychek, Poppert, Passi, Andrews, Ulrich, Brown Besfrom, Flammang, Stephen, Row 2. Krebs, Brenner Prifikin, Klessi , Matt, Mahler, Lusis, Stone, Zang Biesiada, Wood? Front Row. Sfepan, Pashup, Gronow- ski, Volrer, Moduro, Karedes. LEADERSHIP SCHOOL u Top Row. Krebs, Paries, Schmidt, Kammenski, len- kot, Dier, Olson, Litteou, Koeppl. Roy 5. KIIDD, Naskrenf, Klaor, Vogel, Konfos, Moritz, Prange, Konrad, Wallace. Row 4. Littman, Kaplan, Reed, Francis, Carr, Schumacker, Brenner, Moody, Arra. Row 3. Larsen, Tripoli, Ellgass, Miller, Becker, Mi- ienovich, Ishamura, Ford, Meyer, Eglitis. Row 2. Roth, Zeid, Tebo, Vogt, Manda, Urbaszewski, Holz, Kaczkos, Ford, Biesiada. Front Row. Bliss, Moty- kie, Charak, Gray, Vlhlson, Mjrowski, Gibson, Niko- dem, Morris. CRACK DRILL TEAM Top Row. Tom, Toncredi, Meyer, Kloor, Wilson, Pories, Vioni, Julion, Hoppe, Ellgoss, Ford, Nosk- rent. Row 5. Elgitis, Tebo, Holz, Kreissl, Yingling, Ford, Bernhard, Reed, Urboszewski, Vogt, Piont, Row 4. Motykie, Long, Dossi, Andrews, Difiglio, Biesido. Row 3. Gcrlond, Boyett, Chorak, Zong, Prerzcnolo, Goldstein, Carlson, Delio, Littgou, Lusis, Gibson. Row 2. P'orlich, Koplon, Pulliam, Lldums, Schonken, St. P'ierre, Mohler, Deion , Cantor, Moody, Der Minoseion. Front Row. Hia, Houck, Long, Brucoto, M-Sgt. Gunderson, Johnson, Wilson, Berge, Nikcdern. Functioning with the precision of o futuris- tic mochine the Lone Crock Drill Teom marches to onother city championship. This speciolly selected group of R.O,T.C. men per forms drills prescribed by on Army monuol, rcicle grill ond put in mony hours of proctice to perfect these movements. 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H 1' 2 I 'I O O O if , AK ,, we bg ., 1 t Q .-sk we 'I .. 3 n, fgtls HE DIVISION has become an integral part of every high school. It is, to most of us, ten minutes of mild starvation before we can dash to the Iunchroom, or ten minutes in which to sit back and digest our rapidly eaten lunches while our division teacher tries to get through the day's LUIOLCDVI bulletin. But there is a more important defi- nition of a division. Each division is, and functions as an in- dividual. lt congregates as one, joins intra- mural sports as one, and always reports as one. From it come friendships and experiences that will remain with us all our lives. l'8Ol'lWlGlfl MISS BIZJAK A Top Row- Racki, Rosdahl, Oszakiewskl, Bahdan, Falco, Warp, Reshcke. Row 3. Schuth, Steinert, Schufrieder, Drew, Matranza, Antonowich, Stetter. Row 2. Horado, Krueger, Turpack, Campioni, Dall, Badrosian. Front Row. Matz, Boitz, Iglinski, Miss Biziok, Mohiser, Haun. Mr, Wanzung's sophomores Koepeke, Moritz, Jarnecke, and Manger give PROGRAM CARDS their fullest attention. MR. BJANKINI Top Row. Kurth, Richards, Kasper, Agin, Panore, Mayfield, Mondrus. Row 3. Hofmann, Yoksich, Jespesrsen, Schnur, Polidali, Morrison. Row 2. Ookousian, Basich, Greenberg, Alagna, Jupiter. Front Row. Roth, Prather, Fox, Blank, Thompson, Mr. Bjankini. 173 MISS BIZJAK TOD ROW- Hoffman, Jucha, Brunner, Rothgeb, Val- kff, Tailor, Moran. Row 3. Nieclbala, Yourkk, VVGH, Guefillier, Jordalc. Row 2. Wantuchowicz KODD, ROUYWGHA 5GI'f1OQki, Carlson, Davis. Front Row. SUCH, GUleS9rIGn. Miss Bizjak, Hemm, Baruch. 1 MR. BJANKINI TOP Row. Alberici, Eliskalns, Kirsteins, Greske, Dob- VOWOIVKI, Lund, Newberg. Row 4. Hall, Ohlin, Dun- bar, Sicilianc, Blackburn, Blowen. Row 3. Walter, Whelan, Westerberg, lani, Wojcik, Schrelhen, Hilt- scher. Row 2. Mr. Biankinl, Cichosz, Michalek, Kcester, Peterson, Morse, Florczak. Front Row. Bal- leras, Zaloudek, Ziegler, Mies, Kulefsky, Behks, MISS BORG Top Row. Chuchro, Cole, Boege, Gregarich, Jur, Kostyra, Evens, Kula. Row 3. Brown, Mazurek, Williams, Schaecher, Galubski, Sweeney. Row 2. Miss Borg, Poole, Corrigan, Palheber, Brillis, Lindahl, Mar- ciniec. Front Row. Pearl, Trampiets, Sproat, Pierce, Wilhelm, Yipp. MR. BRAINER Top Row. Danesl, Peck, Chappell, Freiman, Lalich, Ainow. Row 3. Clark, Anselmo, Komala, Castaneda, Bcnbcnek, Prysby. Row 2. Darling, Alcorn, Gen- nch, Millcr, Loficcolo, Dusenbery. Front Row. Wie- gel, Schufferrt, Matsunaga, Marcuccilli, Mr. Brainer. DR. BRINEY TOP Row. Gomoll, Jester, Barrett, Brink, Ebert, Prager, Frigo, Amstad. Row 3. Harper, Hooper, Dykes, Fraily, Wolfgang, Bornis, Fruehaue. Row 2. Schultz, Chumley, Ewert, Otoos, Boch, Schultz, Row. Smith, P-ena, Ptaszek, Haas, Mack, Soltau. MR. BROYDE Top Row. Petrovic, Barone, Anderson, Raczynski, Rentfleisch, Haka, Richards, Harnen. Row 3. Kouba, Koczob, Donovan, Buck, Koszuta, Chornik, Gales. Row 2. Koroluk, Mau, Lazzaro, Engel, Hacker, Poznar. Front Row. Wojcik, Mr. Broyde, Warren, Shurtleff, Schliching, Berryhill, Frieder. MR. C. BURNS Top Row. Zetscher, Gerner, Gasowski, Gagen, Blad- gett, Bang, Mueller, Elatnick. Row 3. Evangelista, Maaura, Luck, Luebpet, O'Boyle, Bennent, Michaels. Row 2. lkoma, lwai, Cook, Scanlan, Dankowski, Witkowski, Stec. Front Row- Pashup, Schneider, Jen- sen, Welsnicht, Gronowski, Mr. C. Burns. MISS GIBBONS Top Row. Gambill, Summers, Woltanski, Eddy, Klep- acki, Agiewich, Vecchione. Row 3. Ashworth, Doll, Dergman, Zajac, Vv'all, Niinemae. Row 2. Carleton, Easter, Roberts, Yeog, Kertz, Gorski, An- sell. Front Row. Miss Gibbons, Tasson, Sinshack, Bailey, Kolakowski, Bayro, Giusti. MR. GRAEF Top Row. Doelsch, Sokol, Agnell, Lahn, Burns, Slope, Day, Row 4. Zschau, Kuenn, Breede, Wi- domski, Partyka, Masters. Row 3. Johnson, Hoi- lander, Lech, Schneider, Klein. Row 2. Mr. Graef, Gaggiana, Nowak, Johnke, Malero, Casper. Front Row- Granger, Carlson, Corrado, Fickert, Reckase, Shapiro MRS. HAASE Top Row. Cobak, Kehelkapip, Hendricks, Olsen, Esterly, Sharin, Johnson. Row 3. Manning, Mak- s,i'nankO, Kararnanis, Beck, Tswaiepakis, Cieslik. Row 2. Williams, B9l'l'l3fCll'l, Balek, Constanzo, Ba- ruch, Maroylch, Theesfiefd. Front Row. Constanzo, Berg, Ohlund, Walber, Pearson, Mrs. Haase. Drafting, geometry, and good imagination are applied by Swenson to PROJECTIONS. 'A 'whasisazea szffff:1m4Bb.,Q..,m-- - 1 , Q, - MRS. HAUSER Top Row. Grobner, Gills, Andreen, Kraus, Landl, Michal. Row 4. Gwazdacz, Kobus, P'almer, Ebenstein, Goede. RowA3. Dumerex, Fredrick, Karels, Keller, Busch, Soltysik. Row 2- Ulrich, Goldzweig, Godvick, Benedetti, Mrs. Houser. Front Row. Starnowski, Guillo, Jones, Lee, Goczeski. MR. HAYS Top Row. Bogdanovich, Swallow, Edwards, Berent, Anholt, Ruder. Row 4. Papadimasjim, Kciminski, Mumbower, Dunkel, Rotman. Row 3. Butch, Korn- acker, Leino, Prorok, Chapman, Ettelt. Row 2. Lewis, Baker, Montel, Mr. Hays. Front Row. Vaz- zano, Marr, Morgan, P'udlo, Keippel. MR. HERMAN Top Row. Prarok, Youngren, Blaul, Martin, Cbmiel- lewski, Pyrczak, Cozzi. Row 4. Benicki, Larson, Hale, Ponzerc, Den senko, Kaczmarek. Row 3. Urbinati, Marsala, Fellcyn, Shadron, Kischrup, Alagna. Row 2. Longo, Friedman, Miller, Fontanella, Swierc- zynski, Mr. Herman. Front Row. Chan, Males, Coda, Schodtler, Lezon, Catapi. MR. HJERSTEDT Top Row. Peterson, Lovell, Kamienski, Moore Gehlhoar, Gonet. Row 3. Sak, Helmick, Krueger, Quintas, Connello, Engstrom. Row 2. Kehl, Teach- out, Voroshylyn, White, Klinski, Blair, Cranmer. Front Row. Janota, Curtner, Gerd, Eder, Occhipinti, Mr. Hjerstedt, Boe. MR. HOLLINGSED Top Row. Edens, Koldon,Hebel, Licka, Sobobla, Jus- tice, Dilich, Musselman. Row 3. Fossnes, Alfors Hailey, Loehrer, Jacobson, Oesterlin, Lochmatowf r Hollin sed Franz Trac Sikora Walker ROW 2- M- Q , . Y. . , Horbenko, Tomory. Front Row. Polikoff, Starzec, Marose, Golka, Jordon, Otto. MR. HOOK I Top Row. Booe, Ziemann, Crimaldi, Justiz, 'Mark- steiner Bradac. Row 4. Smith, De Noma, Birchall, Pasnik, Plumper Row 3. Gibson, Clement, -Des- mond, Weber, Kortwig, Flieg. Row 2. Chr-istiano, Loebig, Sandelin, Gecan, Mr. Hook. Front Row. Zasimowich, Andruch, Hanson, Weisser, Berezenko. MR. JOHNSON Top Row. Whitcomb, Vana, Jeske, Turbeville, Falk, Lesniok, Lesniak, Miller. Row 3. Boe, Lademann, Duffy, Waterson, Povlik, Yeh, Wells. Row 2. Driess, Makulo, Goldberg, Bojca, Howell, Norgren, Lipasek, Rauccia. Front Row. Wizenick, Schwilk, Keeler, Ogata, Hampton, Kimbrough, Mr. Johnson. MR. KEENAN . Q I Top Row. Tronckitello, Williams, Higgins, Briggs, Grabinger, Zapfel, Keenan. Row 3' Vanderstraeten, Lipkin, Froelick, Bruc-atc, Beckett, lto, Pfoncff, Row 2. Wrobel, Welch, Hollenbeck, Kirkpatrick, Rodriguez, Johnson, Signoretti. Front Row. Leden- bach, Baker, Muttini, Mr. Keenan, Duda, Schu. MISS KLINGER Top Row. Rumickis, Dubinski, Zubor, Mihlbauer, Anders, Albanese, Kiwg, Jelinek. Row 3. Miller, Williams, Ellis, Grant, Tragos, Sieczkowski, Murcoka. Row 2. Biegel, Dowdy, Mroska, Mielczorek, Nielsen, Miss Klinger. Front Row. Sapabacha, Franson, Buckwinkler, Bostrom, Rocchi, Huska. MR. LALOR Top Row. Buck, Walton, Dovls, Stamison, Hoffman, Benfield, Lavalley. Row 4. Gruse, Skenazy, En- glesteen, Spataro, Kulnig. Row 3. Tyndall, Mas- lanka, Poston, Schick, Samsuris, Lymarowicz, Lilje- berg. Row 2. Newman, Sitek, Kuida, Weghorst, Tanbrnan, Mr. Lalor. Front Row. Morimoto, Tarsa, Grasser, Jeleniowski. BIOLOGY students, Skenazy, Shapiro, and Shadron, ore intent on Mr. Wanzung's explanation of the structure of a crayfish. ! .l..,....,.....J -44,,,E ,W ,,W ,mJ MISS LEE Top Row. Dahl, Bernd, Smetters, Smizinski, Mogan, Bean, Plant. Row 4. Weichering, Ponzetti, Thorson, Moleski, Buschmann, Strobel. Row 3. Balke, Holzman, Kotulla, Lebar, Woodward, Jacobson. Row 2. Bun- gert, Aichele, Wittman, Sedlin, Pikrone. Front Row. Sherwood, Aschacher, Sheridan, Yogel, Nommensen, Miscevich. MISS LITTLETON Top Row. Valis, Kosach, Hansen, Lazar, Fleig, Otto, Ruston, Wiedemann. Row 3. Netterstrom, l-lolch, Gale, Cassata, Moss, Schneitter, Stamm. Row 2. Markl, Morella, Carlson, Salva, Lasko, Krause. Front Row- Johnson, Sorce, Fischer, Rioch, McCaro, Stein, Forman. MR. LOMBARDO Top Row. Scalero, Hennessy, Wasserman, Zull, Sza- dowski, Maniak. Row 4. Nieglot, Blado, Kier, Maki, Trojan. Row 3. Kweres, Szydlik, Crawford, Heeg, Kendall, Winters. Row 2. Mr. Lombardo, Scatf, Olson, Linke, Coughlin, Balog. Front Row. Liebman, Locascio, Schmidt, Grier, Stornello. MR. LYNCH Top Row. Kalish, Kramme, Koski, Molzahn, O'Brien, Lagone, Gunlock, Oleksy. Row 3. Reroir, Croft, Varga, Schultz, Kippschull, Sitters, Reich, Olsen. Row 2. Hale, Mundinger, Sato, Hanchar, Thompson, Peters, Adams, Kerstein. Front Row. Dour, Prybell, Tglas, Woods, Jarog, Gunderson, Mr. Lynch. MR. R. MILLER Top Row. Adamski, Koltay, Soifer, Eckel, Altman, Lennert, Olle. Row 3- Kuznitsky, Kozie, Espeland, Figli, Hanley, Waliczek. Row 2. Singer, Butler, Champagne, Dank, Spytnak, Meyer, Laftey, Front Rory. Rice, Galati, Schon, Fayman, Schley, Mr. R. Miler. MR. R. MOORE Top Row. Hanson, Gudmundson, Jorgensen, Fergus, Ohlson, Walker, Hans. Row 4. Schwabs, Andrews, Lane, Pawela, Lamos, Kuchynka, Steffens. Row. 3. Sanopoala, Roshinski, Graub, Laszczak, Braun, Gwias-- da, Bogot, Peshek. Row 2. Gomett, Glotf, Shea- mel, Steimer, Twar, Lambert, Grant, Shuman. Front Row. Sahlin, Harris, Burke, Mr. Moore, Hentschel, Rokke, Corell. MISS MOYNIHAN Top Row. Mize, Mrozek, Segebarth, Bredesen, Zim- mermann, Lowe, Sieyering, Baiorek. Row 3. Corry, Cree, Laslie, Sirks, Marsh, Esposito, Lindenthaler. Row 2. Terusaki, Kotlicky, Kelly, Meloue, Peterson, Miss Moynihan, Front Row. Kowalski, Poruznik, Burns, Feuer, Droza, Reymer. MR. MURRAY Top Row. Scott, Groh, Kubit, Mroz, Lupo, Popovich, Dier. Row 3. Kankowske, Rothmann, Reindofer, Klein, Shields, Philipp, Schiller. Row 2. Schrager, Davone, Perry, Schmidt, Disher, Lundgren, Gelbart. Front Row. Seymour, Flores, Peterson, Stuberg, Cechner, Mr. Murray. MR. MURRAY Top Row. Ward, Klamrzynski, Murlahy, Meyer, New- ton, Kelly, Mapes, Yameeshita, Ho4anson. Row 3. Ochab, Wade, Shub, Kolrep, Ostermeier, Siedlecki, Miosi, Kania. Row 2. Otto, Gott, Rasmussen, Urban, Ulrich, Gonzalez, Bihler, l-lashiguchi. Front Row. Ventimiglia, Butera, Wurl, Olson, Colluratici, Valter, Mr. Murray. MISS 0'TO0LE Top Row. Kosick, Orlotf, Hickey, Tepler, Ogne, Wabl, Jacobson. Row 4. Jochim, Alex, Schmalz, Johnson, Rogers, Koziol. Row 3. Liebsch, Norris, Berg, Michaelski, Churchich, Koziol, McMahon. Row 2. Nottoli, Macaluso, Maggi, Klowas, Reh, Lewkowicz. Front Row. Hodson, Dingels, Field, Szydycik. W9WKR call,ng . . . from the vestibule of the main office, the Lane radio station beams its message to the surrounding area. ' gy xr ' M:fLf'i.:-K . JBA 2 cicmxsf M' W MR. PENFIELD Top Row. Tibbetts, Fox, Lefebvre, Simmons, Martin, Bell. Row 3. Stoner, Williams, Stroup, Niarkos, Karg, Gawrych, Philipps. Row 2. Koffman, Buch- anan, Ohner, Dunning, Manzzullo, Kunkel. Front gtovnk Lynge, Brenski, Ghionzoli, Kosek, Gordon, orc . MR. PIEROTTI Top Row. Jones, Marlock, Dahlstrom, Bender, Craw- ford, Hoglund, Nelson. Row 3. Byczek, Grawe, Nelson, Aisobrook, Hoglin, Burgh. Row 2. Muen- chow, Frank, Junkrowski, Dokof, Sawada, Marlock, Rossi. Front Row. Schwarz, LaFauce, Plocinski, Mielas, Miller, Newbold, Mr. Pierotti. MISS SCHOOLER Top Row. Ferrera, Osburn, Holt, Brink, Leyua, Anderson, Aquilera. Row 2. Lindblom, Kudolla, King, Cabote, P'acuIt, Fleming. Front Row. Fleiss- ner, Jarvis, Fanel'li, Siudut, Szatkowski, Struck, Miss Schooler. MR. SHERMAN Top Row. Larson, Kubon, Trivigna, Michols, Ander- sen, Norton, Muellner. Row 3. Uchima, Sangis, Meade, Zula, Headtke, Gac, Sowizal, Whaley. Row 2. Yamada, Wolf, Maloni, Creer, Matson, Green, Barry. Front Row. Mr. Sherman, Markunas, Gran- ger, Tocke, Rankin, Chlebowski. MRS. SLUTSKY Top Row. Hempfling, Stephens, Adams, Hankins, Bien, Normantowicz, Lang. Row 3. Richardson, Dey- erler, Otto, Behan, Mulnix, Detmer. Row 2. Sandt, Herron, Ford, Anderson, Cook, Baer. Front Row. Carlson, La Champelle, Shiozaki, Burkel, Biondo, Mrs. Slutsky. MR. L. SWIATKOWSKI l Top Row. Kirkpatrick, Alwicker, Carllno, Wendlanp, Oswald, Klimala, Schalier, Kostrzeski. Row 3. Carlson, Mrock, Remlinger, Wadzinski, Walsh, Son- nichsen, Gaine. Row 2. Mysliwiec, Rosenberg, Navy, Dick, Xfilagner, Kraus, Buckman. Front Row. Mr. Swiatkowski, Makowski, Hampel, Weinin- ski, Edison, Schoeder. MR. SWOR I Top Row. Golonko, Citta, Presgrove, Cole, Lindsey, Roijas, Mowbray, Behrens. Row 3. Thorsen, Thiel, Geard, Saari, Rodriguez, Paredes. Row 2. Hume, Kano, Dimberg, Schooley, Pape, Schofield. Front Row. Griseta, Garbriel, Harper, Kroll, Shaughnessy, Johnstad, Mr. Swor. MR. TORREYSON Top Row. Peterson, Mikka, Schiller, Cichanski, Kli- mek, Gruber, Winters. Row 4. Helms, Erwin, Wil- liams, Stanley, Armando, Colussi. Row 3. Gnutek, Hacklernan, Barsh, Tinkerella, Neszaros, Penar. Row 2- Mr. Torreyson, Myslivrec, Fritzges, Carley, Bohn, Goscinski. Front Row. Uhlir, Duke, Craddock, Barnvos, Cerbes, Baranski. MR. TORTORELLI Top Row. Pudzis, Karnow, Uttof, Manhart, Doyle, Lindeman, De John. Row 4. Minard, Pearl, Jawor- ski, Stachorski, Kutil, Barbolla. Row 3. Simonson, Guenther-, Rugen, Swagler, Kobeislcif, P-aluchniak, Row 2. Papadimas, Malin, Jacobshagen, Goldstrom, Lolmea, Mr. Tortorelli. Front Row. Forgard, Friese, Metz, Karnpt, Gawryk, Galloway. MR. TUCKER Top Row. Sliwa, Albers, Clausen, Benn, Kniaz, Mar- tin. Row 4. Anderson, Kedzie, Mangurten, Ladner, Kucik. Row 3. Berman, Kosik, Sekerka, McKay, Siarny. Row 2. Kasowicz, Lomaka, Smith, Knish, Studt, Mr. Tucker. Front Row- Asala, Guziec, Johnson, Richter, Ledonne. Nothing is more desolate than teeming halls suddenly and absolutely emptied AFTER SCHOOL. 4 W W l u - lj . !i ' ARM-lbl 4f? x5' ,' N ' ' MISS WARKENTIEN Top Row. Nydam, Krick, Kudobeck, Voight, Mla- donicky, Deichman. Row 3. Gawel, Harris, Swan- son, Coletta, Teague. Row 2. Parmelee, Barton, Remsik, Saalfeld, Scott, Klinicki. Front Row. Becker, Loranz, Christensen, Herzog, Armotys, Potano. MRS. WEINBERG Top Row. Usyak, O'Kon, Kielbasa, Gudowicz, Novello, Mueller, Von Bergen. Row 4. Dargas, Rai-nos, Wuczynski, Anderson, Hunter, Johnson. Row 3. Spinka, Froelich, Kasprzyk, Feiguson, Brody. Row 2. Pippert, Savitsky, Davis, Solins, Front Row. MR. WERNER Top Row. Flannigan, Gilford, Davis, Wolff, Weso- lowski, Thornan, Zagorski. Row 3. Barsch, Ed- wards, Wick, Glover, Zagel, Zarembski, Peterson. Row 2. Anderson, Matzer, Taloga, Riker, Rcebie, Scheirich, Srnilh. Front Row. Kozowski, Kavis, Zurek, Mr. Weiner, Hamera, Hutchinson. MRS. SKINNER - MR. BORGER -- MR. SZALINSKI Top Row. Lazarus, Molec'e, Lowe, Franzo, Nelson. Row 2. Silvosler, Silinski, Pailcer, Young. Front Row. Mrs. Skinner, Ban, Woicik, Kuzniar. MR. ZINDELL Top Row. Schultz, Mclntosh, Rogus, Kryger, Wilson, Wegmann. Row 4. Ahbe, Arnent, Gurbis, Jaergers, I-lollinger. Row 3. Matschke, Fishman, Johnson, Harnish, Winsteod, McDanie. Row 2. Paulson, Sanders, Remias, Wintergerst, Mr. Zindell. Front Row. Rich, Kromer, Warutian, Engel, Phillips. OfDLlOWlOl'C-20 MISS ARENBERG I I Top Row. Ewlcher, Roberts, Gjurkovic, OConnor, Pipala, Lee, lwanicki, Barth. Row 4. Gagliano, Schnell, Jordan, Mallick, Hack, Featherstone, Kulo- witch. Row 3. Gonzalez, Massey, Olson, Hennin- ger, Ryan, Dobrowski, Bennett, Brukner. RowA 2. Gungliardo, Schwab, Hallett, Berrettini, Blum, Leprlch, Scarnato. Front Row. Kasprzak, Duddles, Sesso, Froehlich, Knapik, Richter, Mraz. MR. BICKNER Top Row. Kretschmer, Gunning, Deleo, Dannhauer, Stiewt, Rackl, Marchi, W'ittbrod, Gawlik. Row 4. Maclean, Frank, Matthes, Rogers, Gnodt, Falnale, Delli, Lasota. Row 3. Duy, Lundberg, Mitera, Moeller, Netzel, Anderson, Wolfe, Freiman, Young. Row 2. Heintz, Krous, Yesulis, Harris, Marti, Gorny, Tranehitello, Mr. Bickner. Front Row. Levine, Mc- Grann, Costello, Kudirka, Reyes, Epstein. Gonos. MR. BORGER Tcp Pow. Broderick, Bartlett, Tyler, Estrup, Ander- sen, Stuart, Adler. Row 3. Kolbusz, Weinstein, Ackcrt, Ebey, Julitz, Brogaard, Dressler. Row 2- Maple, Epstein, Ruer, Ozers, Putnam, Johnson, Bor- ger. Front Row. Mr. Borger, Miotke, Whitton, Fontechio, Hayes, Jarka. MISS CASEY Top Row. Para, Vv'asihewski, Corey, Olszewski, Boch- antin, Harris, Johnson, Kowalski, Sergott. Row 4. Olszewski, Siwy, Devience, Smolen, Juchnowski, Jes- 'on'w ki, Tamillo. Row 3. Hurnbert, Brown, Breski, Goalczylc, Eywalec, Sadowski, Wilke, Stapinski. Row 2. Miss Casey, Lucas, Tessler, Grzesiok, Ziem- blicki, Maros, Moulton, Kachka. Front Row. Waich- ulis, Fitte, Czmaelewslci, Kolman, Janezewski, Larson, Falk. MRS. Y. CHILDS Top Row. Larsen, Stein, Fuentle, Sahlin, Hansen, Glowanke, Samp, Hickman. Row 4. Lekow, Dow- son, Peterson, Olson, Lotz, Scorpinato, Harris, Cichon. Row 3. Preuss, Slautt, Nudelman, Wilkens, Cantor, Tcrnlinskin, Sclepp. Row 2. Hodge, Mesikapp, Anderson, Allen, Pope, Soto, Uchima, Murata. Front Row. Pruski, Fenner, Herer, Goibach, Diehl, Horman, Bauer. Kalesz and Theimer get down to business in the WELDING SHOP. I 1 3 E I 1 1 1 , -. , ,Lf ff'-7' f 'vr:r 'H' ma: iilmx ma , -m Hl .Y thi MISS DREESSEN Top Row. Julian, Tyranski, Poulschmidt, P'awlak, Stanphill, Gardula, Brogan. Row 4. Antonson, Budg, Ledene, La Lond, Werdell, Blix, Couper, Se- bastian. Row 3. Starzyk, Shorr, Berendt, Abbate, Sudkamp, Belytschko, Lewandowski. Row 2. Dom- pke, Thulke, Aubry, Choate, Uchiyama, Gergely. Front Row. Miss Dreessen, Nakamura, Bilecky, Os- borne, Aigner, Curtis. MRS. DEL CASTILLO Top Row. Zwerg, Schmitt, Zajac, Wolf, Loris, Kas- przak, Gams, Hahn. Row 4. Osmonosen, Koschnitz- ke, Wehde, Judah, Johnson, Schuelke, Herr. Row 3 Anzalone, Brown, Schoene, Johnson, Rumbler, Tichy, Carros, Frank. Row 2. Wilot, Eschker, Schultz, Wrona, Howard, Ratachip, Mrs. Del Castillo. Front Row. Wisniewski, Brooks, Rest, Selastion, Noda. MRS. EPPLE Top Row. Imin, Lakofka, Parzinsky, Mason, Leh- nert, Petritis, Stone, lsborner, Daniels. Row 4. Bude- nieks, Young, Massel, Quinn, Meinbergs, Litwicki, Gedenk, Kromidas. Row 3. Pyzik, Swierski, Pinzetti, Karmele, Conradson, Prins, Kroissl. Row 2. lbarra, Mrkota, Brzezinski, Gianpicolo, Kaufonann, Nettnin, Mrs. Epple. Front Row. Felder, W'olter, Marchi, Decker, Doheny, Schranz. MISS HARRIES Top Row. Harris, Turinetti, Slater, Reabus, Nickl, Paul, Bieze, Hayes. Row 4. Ackerson, Froelich, Lazazzero, Bessler, Baron, Stomm, Motz. Row 3. Ojeda, Galati, l-laka, Goodwin, Kastsoulous, Carlson, Overpeck. Row 2. Frantzen, Rossman, Vogt, Shem- roske, Fcirmakis, Miss Harries. Front Row. Pringle, Zavilla, Blatherwick, Fonferkole, Pasternak, Hall. MISS HEINEN Top Row. Swanson, Girard, Adolf, Schmidt, Rock, Faster, Denningspore, Bosenbecker. Row 4. Burke, Herbon, Skarulis, Lagus, Spaeth, Przbyla, Bucolt, Bakes. Row 3. Kaiser, Blandchard, Lindy, Swan- son, Lynge, Lawrenz, Aiello, Davidor. Row 2. Hale, Johnson, Blume, Bacon, Jacoby, Fahlgren, Duy. Front Row. Peterson, Baker, Celnar, Miss Heinen, Guenther, Cross, Duray. fs.-,, MR. HILLMAN Top Row. Taylor, Noble, Opager, Kenny, Blecker, Milowski, Bieschke, Jakubanis, Hovinen. Row 4. Jurelewicz, Jamrosy, Calyello, Gunterman, Mendyk, Holzman, Spiess, Ruscheinski. Row 3. Dow, Horak, Janowiak, Madsen, Vincolettee, Ranz, Graf. Row 2 Heischberg, Brown, Lewand, Rosinski, Genovaldi, Stry- bel, May, Lang. Front Row. Waller, Bischoff, De- ligianes, Tamasik, Hoffman, Boyk, Leidolf. .. MR. ISBANER Top Row. Borowski, Wozny, Arendt, Ballatin, John- son, Chairo, Arndt, Sawicki. Row 4. Marchewka, Kamensky, Cashman, Glysing, Reimers, DiBiase, Hurless. Row 3. Reiss, Stankiewicz, Wetta, Klugis Buchhoirz, vaoi, Nelson, Mmomno. Row 2. Jus! tis, Pierscionek, Lazarski, Podowski, Kerwer, Thorn- hill, Mr. lsboner. Front Row. Nitka, Sobczak, To- walski, Jean, Romz, Sanborn. MR. JOHNSON Top Row. Valcaro, Wrzesinsis, Wagner, Damaros Burggraf, Wohlfeil, Woyak, Preston. Row 4. Hart: man, Camp, Tangovia, Griffin, Schroeder, Groch, Ad- dante, Lothian. Row 3. Tardio, Grace, Cecille Stirn, Stongeland, Peters, Kurey, Hardy. Row 2: Wallert, Goodman, Myles, Fiappaz, Rappe, Hunt, Jen- sen, Mr. Johnson. Front Row. Zier, Cooper, Gruber, Anderson, Feldstein, Kreiling, Jenssen. MISS JORDAN Top Row. Seifert, Stasiek, Rifle, Netterstrom, Pessara, Schiller, Schlosberg, Obos. Row 4. Amundson, Arnold Divarco, Bureski, Altmann, Parkin, Inglis. Row 3: Rcmanowski, McCarthy, Mitchell, Kuller, Schwan Mischung, Nemeth, Dudzinski. Row 2. Raminski Jensen ,Center, Garrett Matson Novak. Front Row Smith, Maxwell, Blaumueller, 'Miss Jordan, Lam: bard. Rosenau, Schauenburg. MISS KAHER Top Row. Catania, Weglaz, Weiss, McGarrity, Hag- strom, Herrero, Schaar, lgban, Messerges. Row 4 Goldenson, Yzaguirre, Revere, Krahl, Muscia, Gross- klags, Corwin, Krawczak. Row 3. Anselmini, Crof- tcn, Schalk, Cali, Bronk, Valters, Gentile, Olsen Row 2. Andrews, Dassi, Vertnik, Opitz, Tubbs, Koe- lig, Aadland, Sliwa. Front Row. Billings, Kunita Miller, Van Gemert, Abbinanti, Difiglio. 4 ,V f No demerits here .... the Lane R.O.T.C. braced in the midst Of a federal inspection, 1 1 1 1 i MR. KAISER T p Row. Cuiinello, Kilorski, Moerle, Weltch, Zielin- ski, Schillo, Wrobel, Stelzer. Row 4. Trakes, Fer- rc , Ko.ak, Vrbancic, Thoren, Sandono, Szubart. Pew 3. Pisiorio, Woliczek, DuMont, Cwik, Soule, Wil on, Teresi, Golin. Row 2- Smolarski, Melby, Jo es, Kruk, Paul, Thomas, Mindy, Mr. Kaiser. Front Raw. Manganello, Kozlowski, Killian, Dick, James, Garcia, Kula. MRS. KRUEGER T'p Row. Pelka, Viani, Shannon, Melloh, Bauer, No eg, Wiiek, Kovac. Row 4. Sanno, Smith, Frgge, Lapinski, Tcincredi, Stephens, Weber. Pow 3. Soifolofr, Nicola, Tom, Lacroix, Carlson, Paska, GuQh, Schultz. Row 2. Nakanishi, Bartelson, Buza, Wautalski, Oleszek, Munao, Nosai, Lahti. Front Row. Krueger, Prluski, Fritzler, Mattenson, Skiersch, Saalfeld, Gallas. MR. KULIEKE Tcp Row. Adorjan, Lucas, Bishop, San Filippio, Nel- son, Oebula, Knuth, Conrad. Row 4. Mikkelser, Hinrikson, O'Keefe, Sorice, Pfieffer, Klesen, Kenni- colt. Row 3. Siancel, Gall, Paeini, Brannon, Hie- shima, Tariel, Kaczynski. Row 2. Kruse, Bjork- quist, Reubensteln, Simone, Losch, Hein, Mr. Kulieke. Front Row. Rossbacher, Roed, Daniels, Talaga, Bailey, Forslin. MRS. LEAHY Top Row. Podgorski, Snonts, Wohlhart, Hansen, Neja, Grincr, Rocllkc, Williams, Parnum. Row 4- Wanar, Lcho., Su.ki, W'akiIsch, Olson, Haag, Morydz, Tor- gcison. R w 3. Nikich, Slavick, Suppo, Newfield, Swaiisn, Vv'iesnor, Morton, Karnes, Nagel. Row 2. Kausa, Wefland, Clarkson, Kaszynslci, Craig, Asbury, Kitahala, Mrs. Leahy. Front Row. Tuisi, Orseno, lnitaiu, Slonequist, Messina, Jensen, Baumann. MK. LEHMAN Top Row. Brenner, Glass, Lech, Dratow, Cowley, Krauss, Vancllo, Clark, Blair. Row 4. Kreinitz, Ponketti, Johnson, Kirm, Bowman, Carzonari, Board- man, Bohr. Row 3. Koch, Fleishacker, Chesney, Foss, Holler, Erikscn, Grundlund, Christofidis. Row 2. Tarpey, Szymell, diiadomski, Stevens, Szypenick, Northrcp, Paalksnis Mr. Lehman. Front Row. Guilfoil, Chmielowski. Sugrue, Gianpicolo, Lidlo, Paienaude, Melnick MR. LINDEN Top Row. Chapman, Laos, Samp, Mitchell, Schroe- der, Rick, McGinley, Dryden. Row 4. Leia, Swen- son, Belch, Wright, Felbinger, Teufel, Mlkkelsen. Row 3. Rolsing, McAfee, Kosick, Jones, Kelly, Gov- eio, Kutin, Lodwich. Row 2. Mr. Linden, Kostak, Milani, Mamone, Ziontek, Pecen, P'irkoski. Front Row. Rinalde, Centanni, Swiarek, Basso, Pongetti, Gustafson. MR. LUTZEN Tcp Row. Hoppe, Fillipp, Leschinski, Karp, Eakins, Farveni, Bach. Row 4. Ritter, Mathisen, Stuerll, Bugailiskis, Rauhut, Paoli, Hama, McShea. Row 3. Osleroerg, Raffaelli, Brieno, Palmquist, Barnes, Rueler, Reid, Row 2. Lewis, Perez, Mrozek, Varccki, Christensen, Kahlig, Battaglio, Mr. Lutzen. Front Row. Kudelis, Modas, Piant, Dubiakm, Brown, Sorge. MR. McERLEAN Top Row. Lyall, Kurtz, Sojka, Davis, Pickard, Floore, Mieszala, Miller, Lindberg, Row 4. Mazzer, Hawkin- san, l-iondzel, Muellner, Kulier, Morreale, Thau, Kussman. Row 3. Norris, Farenkope, Pratt, Kowalks, Sol min, Speilman, Duckman, Riff. Row 2. Mr. McErlean, Hamano, Abrahamson, Stevens, Sima, Miller, Milazzo, Everly. Front Row. Monegato, Elkin, Guliano, Deli, Stumbris, Penczak, Cednick. MR. N. MILLER Top Row. Hahn, Zygowicz, Zingsheim, Pedersen, Dickow, Delke, Muenzenmay, Staudenrnayer, Porcher. Row 4. Zimay, John, Slade, Koepeke, Borchardt, Holmes, Biangardi, Mantjoris. Row 3. Manger, Crilieidon, Dornseif, Post, Rullo, Kubaszico, Weir, Olsen, iainecke. Row 2. Failla, Buczkowski, Filip- pi, Sleen, Seitz, Proctor, Oleiniczak, Thorsgard. Front Row. Newey, Heftel, Valenza, Fodge, Kmiecin- ski, Garsee, Teichman. MR. R. MOORE Top Row. Miralo, Dumelle, Fiedrrck, Saranow, Kish, Alslon, Untiedt, Kent. Row 3. Martinez, Dyer, Rumi..ek, Argiris, Faertler, Wlroblewski, Schneider. fow 2. Tummiiio, Johnson, Bayard, Leanio, Stams, Sarnpila, Crabtree. Front Raw. Mr. Moore, Nottke, Miller, Strange, Kazanjian, Stuller. At the END OF THE DAY, Laneites leave behind their very special problems in school and race to mingle with others so unburdened. i , MR. MORTON Top Row. Gemskie, Barton, Wells, Morphew, Bau- man, Luepke, Bischoff, Gruber. Row 4- Dolas, Pankow, Kaczanowski, Kusek, Zagroba, Szalls, De- chant, Lapuma. Row 3. Grube, Donner, Larson, ldes, Gilbert, Parker, Blegen. Row 2. Hempel, Balduf, Marsico, Mark, Seelter, Beatty, McCabe. Front Row. Friedell, Kauts, Kordig, Kessenich, Karedes. MR. NUCCIO Top Row. Unkelhaeuser, Normantovicz, Rasmussen, Salg, Wottas, Lepold, Earnisce, Notter, Henry. Row 4. Sawyer, Ludwig, Bobek, Berman, Bergmann, Ber- man, Rafalski, Kestler. Row 3. Kasai, Herrington, Aust, Chanoux, Bauer, P'orps, Vermiglio, Anderson, Purgaorid. Row 2. Mr. Nuccio, Budzichowski, Gar- rity, Gebhardt, Leonhart, Crawford, Puctua, Putt- kamer. Front Row. Jornd, Lindneb, Dukat, Braker, Magura, Krosowski, Kasten, Makowski. MR. PELUSO Top Row. lncandela, Moyich, Rich, Pasold, Closs, Leverenz, Schafer, Salna. Row 4. Lawniczak, Hej- hal, Kennedy, Rohde, Gaylord, Jerzyk, Glab. Row 3. Jacobsen, Rushinski, Rapp, Kirchoff, Campise, An- gorola, Locashio, Harrel. Row 2. Boncimino, Nass, Moore, Kruska, Kohlman, Foyelberg, Hegg. Front Row. Krotz, Myers, Gilmer, Mr. Peluso, Sohlee, Foster, Singer. MR. PIEROTTI Top Row. Johnson, Sedlin, Kappes, Laursen, Tomp- kin, Tomasello, Benson, Splitt, Woelfle. Row 4. Jensen, Molerda, Gaienski, Cykowski, Komperda, Matesi, Spanmacher, Stortenbecker. Row 3. Sille, Grau, August, Gleisteln, Gillis, Kroll, Koehler, Mench- ing, Majka. Row 2. Taschner, Fuesz, Viverito, Mr. Plerotti, Wilk, Thomas, Lofgren. Front Row. Duer- koop, Silva, Martin, Blesy, Klaszky, Nelson. MR. REIM Top Row. Ori, Dawson, Howanietz, Eller, Cook, Edwards, Mack. Row 4. Gustafson, Karp, Dicicco, Bubenheimer, Lutz, Wiseman, Lacko. Row 3. McCarthy, Goodman, Forsland, Caggiano, Sulis, Heck, Jagst. Row 2. Long, Lltwin, Hardenstein, Pearson, Subia, Schiro, Dingels. Front Row. Mr. Reim, Berg, Zirnis, Walton, Roach, Keros. l l MR. RICHARDS Top Row- Kuppin, tgloff, Ulbrich, Ernschuss, Bauer, Horst, Lepere, DeLacerentis, Urbanek. Row 4. Walter, Washco, Dorth, Konrad, Wright, Bassler, Helder, Janulaitis. Row 3. Bowers, Schneider, Qomens, Young, Dicker, Jurczyk, Danenberg, Mr. Richards. Row 2. Walbane, Svitak, Levandoski, Brandseth, Nicoll, Gordon, Kophnke, Leader. Front Row., L e- pers, Curtis, Lukaski, Erickson, Wesolowskl, Wlnlarz, Leinneber. MR. RODGER Top Row. Blake, Hunt, Slouf, Weber, Barrett, Les- ter, Mason, Sweat. Row 4- Anderson, Carter, Vi- ken, Shapin, Henke, Haliziw, Stringer. Row 3. Dawson, Spondourls, Felbinger, Mosinski, Shilvock, Fickert, Madura. Row 2. Hanson, Johnson, Wloy- chek, Nadolski, Stepan, Schwamelien, Mr. Rodger. Front Row. Hirte, Phillips, Steuer, Wattleu, Thorn- burg, Brando. MRS. RUEBEN Top Row. Okinskl, Mikoleit, Narr, Wohlers, Drew, MacDonald, Vleck, Nevinski, McDougald. Row 4. F'ielman, Young, Field, Marciniec, Wiechowski, Oz- noff, Dahlke, Folk. Row 3. Nowakowski, Boehm, Barzowski, Ciszewski, Jensen, Priga, Ozimek, Roth, Priemer. Row 2. King, Szpinja , Zobott Schroder, Walsh, Haber, Giardini, Mrs. Rueben. Front Row- Gimruk, Neumayer, Warvas, Valso, Vogel, Mac- Donald, Tomusiak. MR. SINGER Top Row. Hartigan, Dubrock, Weyde, Kulm, Grob, Mossman, Marti, Stacy. Row 4. Sachs, Vost, Piebgee, Kardaras, Yankewitz, Mitchell, Maul. Row 3. Glee- mer, Thompson, Livas, Gouble Koutoulas, Klosinski, Olson. Row 2. Mr. Singer, Nfalenza, Reiter, Hopp, Paries, Taylor, Thomson. Front Row. Reichel, Cajda, Rocheba, Del:-at, Nishi, Theimer. MR. SOTTER Top Row. Kontos, Matthews, Arnold, Swietlik, Olle, Weiph, Behrendt, Nanni. Row 4. Sluzynski, Klaar, Smith, Moran, Praznowski, Saillor, Dahlquist. Row 3. Chase, Brown, Forst, Payton, Lemmens, Bolling, Jett. Row 2- Kruempelstaedter, Krause, Skora, Benedetto, Zied, Johnson, Gruber, Mr. Sotter. Front Row. Lichtenberger, Cieszykowski, Fini, Ur- baniak, Urbaszewski, Kirth. Classrooms empty, halls deserted, the Lane BUILDING stands picturesque in the darkness, , gm MRS. STONER Top Row. Litzo, Miko, Japczyk, Miers, Farris, Szud- arski, Janusz, Gudz, Horsch. Row 4. Whiteside Weiss, Hein, Mangelli, Finnegan, Fukai, Kubola Schuricht, Row 3. Kawasaki, Pape, Abrams, Wilk Zowlik, Caplik, Morton. Row 2. Koumiss, Coro- musa, Rehfeldt, Johnson, Litko, Cesorotti, Noue Front Row. Kosprozak, Hines, Muench, Wuchte Buckmon, Friedlieb, Roll. MRS. E. KEENAN Top Row. Hruby, Marklund, Lomax, Crouse, Sladek Piedscalzi, Orze, Darcy. Row 4. Tagliere, Newl house, Acabowitz, Winblad, Goch, Lichter, Rogge Row 3. Tanzillo, Coliordo, Heitrnon, Gunther, Peter- son, Kita. Row 2. Lang, Prak, Wegrzxox, Reeves Valka, Horvoth, Surlinga. Front Row. Gleason Toothaker, Kaminski, Wilson, Boro, Flommong Franke. MR. SWOR Top Row. Bellovio, Wren, Woloszyk, Bell, Gobardi Kidston, Conrad, Belter. Row 3. Shapiro, Miripol Nelson, Woelfle, Slovik, Schrader, Blake. Row 2 Spencer, Zukel, Klein, Finland, Howell, Niedle Front Row. Boldt, P-ompe, Chleboun, Semenok Knapp, Novinson, Mr. Swor. MR. TABOR Top Row. Hoge, Grumstrup, Motusyok, Saldenais Baumann, Velebit, Michalski, Zojok, Sword. Row 4 Meske, De Carlo, Perch, Lutz, Francis, Helder Meier, Weaner. Row 3. Mutz, Ost, Grote, Kalesz Levitzke, Kielbosa, Nason, Moggio, Olsen. Row 2 Montolbano, Russo, Cooper, Hirschmonn, Adams, Feldm-on, Navy, Gordon. Front Row. Houck, Schoor, Reynolds, Terranella, Maciejewski, Seebocher Mr, Tabor. MR. WERNER Top Row. Rozgaitis, Struck, Monson, Eiden, Eisen- stein, Bland, Broun. Row 4. Kunzon, Nagel McGovern, Friedman, Markus, Gorski, Manhort Row 3. Augello, Windt, Schmidt, Hering, Zintel, Mol- let, Stohmonn, Green. Row 2. Mulor, Bredahl, Coclan Kahn, Jenkins, Smith, Putruszku. Front Rowi Motzick, Coyne, Karr, Mr. Werner, Troian, Moc Pher- scn, Strawa. 1 1 MRS. WICKHORST Top Row. Schwartz, Chang, Leicht, Kurek, Kujowa, Nightlinger, Hansen, Day, Stevens. Row 4. Sey- ferlich, Corrado, Carogonis, Lundgren, Hyz, Golantha, Lentiwi. Row 3. Schordje, Jonik, Cole, Santwi, Shirton, Mandy, Kirchott, Segal. Row 2. Banning, Andreopoulos, Pretzel, Krucek, Matti, Prenci. Front Row. Podesta, Roderick, Fontogmeres, Feiss. Prond- zinski, Centochio, Mrs. Wickhorst. MISS WILLIAMS Top Row. Sloma, Bartman, Kelm, Jonos, Morcucciili, Krajecki, Schwoger, Maki, Nosalik. Row 4. Schwarz- berger, Soby, Spakowski, Schmid, Golimowski, Motlok, Homes, Benner. Row 3. Flamnsberg, Domes, Kehner, Kruk, Pramno, Bartley, Nafziger, Burgin, Govelek. Row 2. Foy, Hickman, Franklin, Stout, Kane, Kaplea, Putz. Front Row. Nieman, Douglas, Mogierek, Mc- gvuade, Miss Williams, Hastings, Fletre, Orzechowski. idner. ulfiioro MR. ACKERT Top Row. Helwig, Chelby, Cechner, Tonke, Swen- sen, Trunk, Johnson, Mueller, Lafson. Row 3. Rowan, Jarecki, Mena, Johnson, Bielinski, Elkins, Allen, Meeker, Mr. Ackert. Row 2. Gunsteen, Witt, Duffy, Popp, Salter, Gagliano, Johnson, Chom- ko. Front Row. Locke, Kittie, Schneider, Mc- Reynolds, Webb, Reff, Monson. MRS. M. ADAMS Top Row. Gustafson, Parey, Sotola, Velde, Hanchar, Neigebauer, Stoecker. Row 3. Kochan, Peterson, Collins, Berner, Lesch, Seidel, Wallace, Rouen, Row 2. Biesido, Hooker, Reed, Walker, Rouen, Motoya, Murawski, Mrs. M. Adams. Front Row. Kirman, Baumann, Stohl, Schmitz, Schaeffer, Rempek. MR. BALDASSARRE Top Row. Kichler, Rogus, Drutt, Lucas, Czechowski. Row 3. Koczon, Chabi, Koenig, Tustin, Garncarz, Jenson. Row 2. Gazzola, Wildner, Schutt, Grodec- ki, Conchola. Front Row. Gallo. Nielsen, Mr. Baldossorre, Miller, Biatku Necessity is the mother of invention . . . boys masquerade as girls for MASK AND SHEARS. W 1 fi'-: .,. ' W, w m MR. BAUER Top Row. Habetler, Schmidt, Prchlik, Duy, Dohnal, Hirsch, Forward. Row 3. Fischer, Shuchman, Neradt, Malmin, Larson, Skobel. Row 2. Mr. Bauer, Man- ning, VanKerk, Blender, Buschmann, Sullivan, Knop- snyder. Front Row. Witt, Krofta, Tewell, Roth- MR. BEGUN Top Row. Lieber, Goodwin, Stueber, Miller, Ander- son, Pross, Banovitz, Kelley, Coughlin. Row 4. Healy, Spohr, Hammerberg, Kenny, Bahlenhorst, Grelyak, Jagdmann, Anderson. Row 3. Mosoff, Schiller, Gasik, Lazar, Barrios, Furusho, Morgan, Gtrorer, Yingling, Row 2. Northfield, Anderson, Johnson, Warmoth, Wewkowich, Dorow, Frank, Mr. Begun. Front Row. Schnarr, Poynter, Rivera, Rees, Simoncelli, Klimek, Hartman. MR. BROYDE Top Row. Eben, O'Hara, Malinowski, Barton, Bade- nach, Badgley. Row 4. Lambert, Grunwald, Ful- ton, Tymitz, McGuire, Weissgerber, Rumph. Row 3. Richards, Benzing, Maryanski, Rotter, Ceas, Filppani. Row 2. McMillan, Ultsch, Kurzanski, Steigerwald, Vandenberg, Bennett, Mr. Broyde. Front Row. Bassett, Heck, Pvecht. Bergquist, Russo. MR. BULAWA Top Row. Freebus, Harding, Goehmann, Kowalkow- ski, Konertz, Wood, Oworn. Row 4. Quast, Senkler, Hertel, Jenson, Bencich, Fasuna, Johnson, Zimmer. Row 3. Sherman, Chvoicsek Lieber, Christiansen, Paske, Melsky, Blonz. Row Mr. Bulawa, Engler, Albergo, Lavern, Sriver, Lawing, Listermann. Front Row. Colburn, Poper, Tarsitano, Holtzman, Karr. MR. CAHILL Top Row. Grzeslak, MacDonald, Wiewandt, Schneider, Rosenmeyer, Boris, Hamilton, Maurer, Row 4. Mc- Ewan, Silverman, Slobodzian, Smith, Meyer, Adclmowsh, Schultz. Row 3 Ciezki Makowski Clanc R niec . ' 1 I Y, Y 1 Reid, McEvoy, Wielosinski, Tengler, Row 2- Por- pora, Scarse, Zebaowski, Nelson, Lorenz, Montgom- ery, Staudenmayer, Volpe. Front Row. Blahuta, Pluto, Kusterer, Mr. Cahill, Tokarski, Schuessler, MR. R. CHILDS Top now- Polinski, Wichman, Wallen, Korte, Barg- feld, Peterson, Fredland. Row 4. Shlogrnan, Mad- den, Crance, Bartys, Thomas, Albrecht, Rudy, Gee. Row 3. Raia, Kaiser, Wille, Stephens, Rubow, Wil- liams, Leuchtenberger, Herbst. Row 2. Allen, Estrup, Moritz, Margita, Webb, Baster, Mr. R. Childs. Front Row. Polewaczyk, Thomsen, Penge, Knapp, Koziol, Kouyelis, Kuklmann. MR. CLARK Top Row. Tierney, Stachula, Schaar, Kummetz, Trent, Klipp, Swieca, Soreghen. Row 4. Duncan, Banyai, Orchard, Roiland, Marnos, Berzins, Uhlman. Row 3. Haley, Wohlt, W'ersching, Stec, Temaszew- ski, Montalvo, Manda, Bronis. Row 2. Sinagra, Jacobson, Blatnick, Mr. Clark, Fagan, Kindl, Holtane. Front Row. Lobosco, Cradshack, Miller, Lodewyck, Eckardt, Morales. MR. CONNORS Top Row. Schiller, Wronkiewicz, Grafer, Busch, Gun- derson, Kath, Hanrawan. Row 4. Sahs, P'atko, Ergish, Bateman, Siebert, Krencis, Thomas, Franzen. Row 3. Thomas, lngrassia, Onon, Giunta, Schnaufer, Vanek, Wisniewski. Row 2. Medo, Houck, Sciema, Palmquist, Horsch, Billings, Mr. Connors. Front Row. Martyha, Bullis, Johnson, May, Getner, Dalfino. MR. CULBERTSON Top Row. Rogers, Summerhill, Wagner, Bonruf, Fleiner, Farina, Frey.. Row 4. Watanade, Weaver, Frahm, Kutzman, Kalayta, DeBaers, White, Folling- star. Row 3. Watkins, Sherwin, Barnes, Dockan, Taxis, Vivito, Pikula. Row 2. O'Dell, Sepanick, Lucheon, Jarbigicin, Litz, Pascente, Elkin. Front Row. Skirha, Dieball, Lafleur, Forster, Huff, Mr. Culbertson. MISS FELT Top Row- Naue, Strelzyk, Melody, Miller, Palmer, Spychala, North, Haskins, Lettner. Row 4. Kok, Haugen, Gurewicz, Rosenberg, Klug, Rock, Schwert- fergr, Stasiek. Row 3. Meyer, Weiss, Spahn, Walle, Machul, Smith, Gangola, Ness, Larsen. Row 2. Orrnsby, Schefris, Malatia, Koyangi, Nazimer, Tadel, Miss Felt. Front Row. Miciek, Bao, Kamps, Mc- Dade, Vrakelds, Boracki, Bordean. Singing violins, tinkling bells, and soft lights set the scene as Mr. Schneider leadis the Lane SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA at the Christmas Assembly. 4 pf Aff f. ,yan S 'aw ,L ASW f I f X7 X9 wi. 4 'WW f VA MISS FIGG Top Row. Winstead, Schimon, Gorden, Kraus, Skuce, Malmen, Worta, Garden, Rothbauer. Row 4- Cillo, Goldberg, Anderson, Brace, Bloomquist, Schmitz, Zurek, Lipner. Row 3. Zalazinski, Ogren, Woehrle, Jensen, Reichstadter, Slowinski, Von Neffe, Sykes, Rodriquez. Row 2. Skrzyp, Kamienski, Johnson, Kurth, Kallwitz, Summers, Meyer, Miss Figg. Front Row. Stein, Bleyer, Clapman, Friewer, Seitzinger, Higashide. MR. GANNON Top Row. Marselos, Boldt, Geach, Gustafson, Slota, Fodor, Kuenstle, Lau, Lamb. Row 4. Becker, Carl- son, Ewiela, Komiller, Crowley, Nelson, Larson, Skwierzynski. Row 3. Dittrich, Rornanisk, Ward, Reif, Antti, Kanouse, LiCausi, Smith, McHale. Row 2. Faulisi, Offenbackek, Borchers, Decker, Wiwatow- ski, Galati, Chajsin. Front Row. Von Helms, Gross, Geltner, Nir, Gannon, Tomha, Sell, Link. MR. GRILL Top Row. Spitelli, Pellca, Jendrey, Christensen, Hinks, Blimp, Danecker. Row 3. Lapalio, Coovil- lion, Priko, Romaniak, W'orkman, Kasper. Row 2. Tritsis, lngrold, Thomas, Klein, Haszkieurcz, Mandzy, Currera. Front Row. Mr. Grill, Wade, Lee, Cherry, Johnson, Jezierski. MR. GUARINO Top Row- Semple, Corduan, Matzl, Stedman, Lie- pold, Hater, Speer, Gustavson, Rakebrand. Row 4. Buchholz, Vv'ickman, Bohman, Zayadil, Kruse, Koeppl, Price, Peterson. Row 3. Rios, Daniels, Olsen, Benson, Miller, Snow, Hackelman, Focht, Vogler. Row 2. McLanis, Kusawa, Hoss, Mr. Guarino, Mon- roe, Yeh, Sroka, Gutinello. Front Row. Stoinski, Diyle, Leber, Feinerman, Stams, Spagnola, Grossman. MR. HEALY Top Row. Potter, Marcy, Heyboer, Dabrowski, Gaiser, Edwards, Conne. Row 4. Weeks, Grzelak, Erbonth- ron, Vana, Miller, Moy. Row 3. Rothgeb, Del- Guidice, Johnson, Lech, Zovn, Kripspin, Jarosz. Row 2. Thomas, Horn, Tucker, Prange, Esaee, Stipati. Front Row- Sliwa, Pietrzyk, Mr. Healy, Linke, VV'hiIdin, Michelotti. MR. KIDD I , Top Row. Sandahl, Herolcl, Vasiliauskas, Ziegler, Tarasiewicz, Smith, Kurth, Folk. Row 4. Thomas, Kurcz, Newton, Zagroba, Jaworski, Wachholz, Hoover. Row 3. Riggio, Dukat, Dunhac, Popp, Hilker, Fanulsen, Checker, Malarski. Row 2. P'ar- num, Takeshi, Khoycheck, Dingels, Kehder, Carlson, Nelson. Front Row. Mr. Kidd, Fritzler, Heinz, Hagen, Fillicaro, Hirt, Proce. MRS. KLUGE Top Row. Sadaski, Schmidt, Ochwat, Frick, Scirullo, Hofert, Gauss, Hanke. Row 4. Beck, Niedlniecki, Pahlke, O'Brien, Smalley, Cassiday, Bonin. Row 3. Quinn, Franke, Kobs, Carlson, Rernback,4 Hirsch, Downs, Karas. Row 2. Romej, Reed, Gasiorowski, Mukatis, Hoftstadrer, Keller, Molose, Bloom. Front Row. Mrs. Kluge, Katz, Rocks, Arendt, Atsaves, Geise, Lamszus. MISS LARSON Top Row. Wimmer, Murray, Eby, Cholod, Dykstra, Burlingame, Anagnostopoulis, Ernsl. Row 4. Adams, Marquardt, Foss, Koeppl, Kantor, Loewe, Colvin. Row 3. Brown, Bobkiewicz, Anderson, Vv'escher, Kaczkos, Pinkawa, Hague, Chvojcselc, Row 2. Walper, W'atson, Schreiner, Riley, Miscevich, Smith, Johnson, Quinones. Front Row. Christian- sen, Piekarczyk, Loftos, Miss, Larson, Sherman, Siebert, Helle MRS. LAUDER Top Row. Stenberg, Jerslcy, Hayes, Lambert, Ent- zminger, Nurvic, Wielgus. Row 4- Racic, Hall, Esposito, Dolff, Thiel, llly, Bruin, Jendery. Row 3. King, Doll, Kersein, Stetz, Morarn, DeMore, Fick. Row 2. Hernandez, Pruski, Alf, Jensen, Kleszyk, Buclzyna. Front Row. Harvey, Mitchell, Richard, Mrs. Lauder, Kautz, Bichuta, Carson. MR. ROGERS Top Row. Tomory, Bosmann, Ziegeldorf, Winkates, Winston, Utroska, Tabel. Row 3. Schcasks, Za- linski, Yore, Wilke, Wiecek, Weil. Row 2. Was- nieski, Tripoli, Yamada, Wenzel, W'iIke, Thomson, Wishes. Front Row. Kesteloot, Shangraw, Trumble, Turner, Zarn, Mr. Rogers. As study period in the LIBRARY draws to o ciose, impatient students look to clock for the precise moment to bolt. i . . .x r.x f..l...lan lm!! MISS MAZUR Top Row. Dembinski, Pinkowski, Schram, Hazel- wood, Kleinschmidt, Husch. Row 4. Witczak, Dorsch, W'asicki, Holmes, Scholewski, Odrociak, Sells. Row 3- Wyszczelski, Marcinkiewicz, Kosiba, Kuhns, Socgewa, Kiewicz. Row 2. Plucinski, Janczak, Kmiecik, Salugo, Jops. Front Row. Ablowski, Jensen, Luedke, Szczech, Barbsik. MISS McBEE Top Row. Rytlna, Knight, Kehoe, McClellan, Kelley, Cali, Cirignani, Rudis. Row 4. Kotowski, Mitchell, Hanson, Heidenreich, Forman, Kloss, Kojzarek. Row 3. Macchione, Ghimeoti, Alston, Crane, Wagner, Watson, Yee, Warmowski. Row 3. Scarlata, Rybal, Laumer, Ardisana, Miko, Miles, Morales. Front Row. Olson, Pokryeke, Labant, Miss McBee, P'rieto, Wade, Matusiok. MISS McTIGUE Top Row- Goode, Korg, Woszkowski, Sypel, Schrei- ber, Styles, Buck, Jacob, Wiesinger. Row 4. Lo- presto, Burden, Palmer, Garbacz, Komph, Koszuto, Sokulski, Czerwinski. Row 3. Ward, Clemmons, Garbacz, Johnsen, Misiawiec, Emery, Deeds, Holz, Cox. Row 2. Marino, Hyland, Mulsoff, Foster, Fron- czak, Ohlinger, Reszke. Front Row. Thompson, Disch, llosvay, Miss McTigue, Schramm, Sorensen, Mix. MR. McVEY Top Row. Kuczaj, Zaremba, Kwiatowski, Czarnecki, Jenkot, Selen, Mills, Stasieluk, Johnson. Row 4. Weber, Labuda, Dudek, Wietrzykowski, McCarthy, Scdergren, Cohn, Behenna. Row 3. Lemberg, Pesce, Kapka, Hein, Haase, Solberg, Charak. Row 2. Klepacki, Bold, Stock, Kempa, Cole, Celli, Pociask, Gac. Front Row. Kolman, Litteau, Sosnowski, Mr. McVey, Krankel, Egel, Hrycyk. MR. R. MILLER Top Row. Beller, Meyer, Kemp, Hanson, Litt, Paw- ela, Jarecki, Malinowski. Row 4. Marti, Sheldon, Urbonovitch, Jackson, Barris, Diganci, Galloway. Row 3. Taterka, Fuchs, Yost, Harrington, Le Feber, P'reyot, Elevitz, Johnson, Row 2. Hrametz, Ulo- sovich, Nafziger, Mr. R. Miller, Palmer, Minnice, Finamore. Front Row. Anderson, Kain, Hochl, Kalnajs, Larsen, Eidukas, Knisley. MRS. MISSNER I Top Row. Long, Scholl, Egan, Somors, Mowwina, Sellnerg, Nagel, Gorny. Row 4- Locius, ltnyre, Rommelfaenger, Zemanek, Johnson, Cali, Herzic. Row 3. Cost, Schumacher, Jamko, Ford, Ford, Mi- randa, Arnot, Nelson. Row 2. Frericas, Clemente, Braun, Swanson, Borek, Boehm. Front Row. Kane, Fraknk, Turner, Mrs. Missner, Andreen, Milowskim, Eri son. MR. MORRISSEY Top Row. Colvin, Semenek, Meierdierks, Felske, Olson, Cacioppo, Boots. Row 4. McDougald, Mil- ler, Weager, Karsten, McAyoy, Geist. Row 3. Scholtes, Schnefs, Gregory, Swientek, Stark, Mizialko. Row 2. Roth, Kirschner, Novinson, Sieden, Splnoller, Roberts. Front Row. lshimaru, Malek, Graziano, Mr. Morrissey, Purtell, Marks. MR. PETERSON Top Row. Brix, Orsam, Sidon, Sorensen, Pritchard, Metnling, Molkowski. Row 4. Miner, Schmall, Clause, Richter, Z-iegler, Richter, Muglia, Spielmon. Row 3- Lain, Czarnik, Harris, Zeber, Lenoch, Blair, Moy. Row 3. Engermans, Swinranks, Johnson, Bose, Sommer, Norris, Mr. Peterson. Front Row. Melone, Depenbrok, Mott, Schbam, Wirt, Maita. MR. RENNISON Top Row. Baranowski, Przbylski, Balboa, Krause, Lopez, Meyer, Pabst, Bugiel. Row 4. Clark, Snider, Naatz, Quillinan, lngalliner, Kelly, Lichner. Row 3. Gwiasdo, Mauerer, Becker, Lopoporo, Petrakovic, Jones, Kuchorczyk, Schultz. Row 2. Marchisotto, Glover, Rodway, Stamer, Downing, Felice, Stranberg, Tichy. Front Row. Lee, Neesan, Anderson, Mr. Rennison, Myrlck, Duy, Holm. MISS SCHOOLER Top Row. Houston, Olson, Christiansen, Syyerson, Alexander, Stenson, Miller. Row 4. Krabac, John- son, Sanberg, Sheirok, Williamson, Lutmer. Row 3. Fosano, Bolousek, Criel, Collin, Mayer, Schude. Row 2. Pitra, Young, Zick, Plank, Proctor. Front Row. Lowder, Mausby, Fuerbolk, Muscarello, May. we -4 Living geometry . . . faculty, graduates and spectators, form neat rows and patterns at the JUNE COMMENCEMENT exercises. , if 15, gwfgy' USA :WW 'KN Av ,Q . x ' AYXW xiiix XSS NW? X XY X X M X s Nxvxf X RNS? 15 XEQS w Q I X 9 MR. SIEDBAND Top Row. Smith, Skewski, Pokorn, Frailey, Laskonis, Jankauskas, Splitt, Groble. Row 4. Temple, Vaughn, Tuttle, Reiter, Baruch, Lidums, Kowalski. Rzw 3. Malinowski, Matuszak, Polidoro, Logan, Arrington, lbsen, Grimes, Levy. Row 2. Fretzin, Nootbar, Hallitschke, Popke, Sanders, Cerani. Front Rcw. Maronn, Labelle, Lamping, Mr. Siedband Steinbach, Blank, Koeniges. MISS SPRAETZ Tap Row. Chapman, Carlson, Ligocki, Bellande, Wis- niewski, Ohman, Pearlman, Oniscnak. Row 4. Ruboyianes, Altenburg, Diakoumis, Carstensen, Dro- zek, Cortese, Nowak. Row 3. Zimmerman, Ken- dall, Tullio, Carbonara, Engel, Krzyzak, Waichulis, Leffingwell. Row 2. Rudek, l-lackeloer, Schranz, Coleman, Schuricht, Cohen. Front Row. Orzech, Nelson, Belzer, Muchowicz, Skalski, Miss Spraetz. MR. TAPLEY Top Roo. Kuta, Soskich, Heh, Foley, Burzinski, Jac- ques, Olson, Boyd, Daly. Row 4. Kropfl, Banas, Petri, Ochotnicky, Norlock, Leibforth, Peragowits, Kmieciak. Row 3. Forman, Kolodziejski, Sandberg, Darda, Sandstram, Schluter, Marquette, Purpura. Row 2. Shura, Makaris, Falcone, Manning, Jeske, O'Mahoney. Front Row. Ward, Janson, Nichols, Guzzo, Palumbo, Kmieciak, Mr. Tapley. MR. TOPP Top Row. Sippel, Schimel, Mix, Schmidt, D'Ascanio, Sturm. Row tenberg, Valestin, Smith, Urban . Bauer, Nelson. Row 3. Connor, Kedzie, Grcunau, Kloor, Formeister Floopi, Juyewicz, 4. Shouba, Wit- Nueman, Witt. Busch, Fermoyle, Mclntyre. Row 2. Felish, Cimochowski, lncrocci, Grochowski, Blake, l-lartan, Postiglione, Schiro. Front Row. Mr. Topp, Rizzuto, Vaccaro, Swarbrick, Twyman, Cohen, Fuii- mari. MR. WANZUNG Top Row. Sloan, Lehner, Oelkers, Kotowski, Mueller, Jaccbs, Marx, Lossow. Row 4. Schmidtke, ldse, Deetjenski, Smetters, Koch, Brauneker, Lenekski. Row 3- P-rovencher, Tadel, Stevens, Vv'ennings, Epert, Halas, Feldman, Murphy. Row 2. Flanagan, Shogren, Schmidt, Wahlgren, Buschback, Haag, Semmerling. Front Rcw. Ferrara, Weder, McPherson, Welnicke, Jan,ia, Krefft, Mr. Wanzung. MR. WEINSTEIN Top Row. Hale, Bucek, Richard, Johnson, Oswald, Garvey, Dolan, Ffritikin. R-w 4. Berg, Cantor, Kubala, Wall, Carson, Fref, Francis. Row 3. Brosz, Vladimir, Starke, Dallam, Bauer. Row 2' Teluo, Nikodem, Schmidt, Arazan, Maroldo, Schmidt, S.f.weres. Front Row. Wolbing, Zboralski, Lund- quisr, Odle, Gibson, Brown, Mr. Weinstein. enioro MR. ANDERSON Top Row. Lechnowicz, Rauhut, Gitzinger, Stalder Timon, Ropp lo, Bay, Nelson. Raw 3. Raloenhorst Reynolds, P-ace, Demes, Zornd, Wautelet, Trodler Pow 2. Deutsch, Kranz, Redini, Schade, Zyla, Mr Anderson. Frcnt Row. Sundholm, Kleitsch, Brown Zimmer, Stamer, Sarafolean. MISS BERTRAND Top Rcw. Andrews, Day, K'pera, Blanchette, Wicks McDonald, Armour. Row 4. Mullins, Bay, Moritz Galand, Hill, Milenovich. Row 3. Clancy, Arm- strong, Yan, Zahara, Murray, lsakson. Row 2 Andes, Grady, Malkin, Camioni, Sopocy, Carlson Front Row. Krzywda, Stern, Warta, Raymond, Fogel- rcrg, Belletnee. MISS BARRON Top Row. Paulus, Sedlak, Pohlman, Zlrnis, Kolacki Beaton, Rein, Cordes, Heinen, Row 4. Brems Woltersdorf, Grossmann, Brodrueck, Pavasars, Kotrba Ritchie, Tchishita. Row 3. Krueger, Buettner, Lusis Manning, King, P'itner, Sladaritz, Holt. Row 2 Miss Barron, Vyndall, Klobucnik, Polikoff, Olesky Meyer, Olle, Schneider, Reinlic. Front Row. Lang Stacheler, Volltrauer, Blank, Lerch, Podolski, Haas MR. BLUM Top Row. Schwager, Reilly, Hembling, Getz, Surga Jacoby. Row 3. Cirulis, Stobbe, Ferrantelli, Ar- cara, Boyett. R'w 2. Piazza, Pulliam, DeAngelo Danna, Front Row. Nutonl, Szmurlo, Mr. Blum lximmell. 4 l i i 1 Z Q Appr-eciat.ve of the fine food and subsidized prices in the LUNCHROOM, students stack their -platters high. 1 1 i ff 'G 046 ,ff MRS. BRODMAN Top Row. Piehl, Kapke, Kuboszewski, Shapiro, Swanson, Bertelsen, Seifert, Paluchiok. Row 4. Calangan, Scharpenberg, McAyoy, Gayton, Noga, Karuhn, Ahlgren. Row 3. Cole, Simpson, Kruse, Laurine, Spierling, Burmann, Ullrich, Cordella. Row 2- Mzrris, Carroccio, Dodd, Anderson, Gasinski, Delia, Brenner. Front Row. Kaczmarek, Bart, Rezotko, Mrs Bradman, Susann, Reynolds, Pecht. MR. BURKE Top Row. Ehmke, Grelck, Peruscini, Casper, Wargo, Hegg, Thinger. Row 3. Wydra, Rossi, Plucinski, Kunz, Korczynski, Gaggiano. Row 2. Brosig, Flosi, Schmoeller, Tincher, Uchiyamo, Umbricht, Front Row. Waltz, Adler, Runge, Anderson, Korczynski, Mr, Burke. MR. DUSKIN Top Rcw. Hansen, Sinda, Mineou, Plocar, Chirikos, Hennessey, Bozin. Row 4. Freeman, Leppiaho, City, Colby, Rohn, Coulombe, Beltzun, Briggs. Row 3. Knnicr, Hansen, St, Pierre, Karmis, Rozente, Krempen, Sulis. Row 2. Mr. Duskin, Post, Norbert, Thorson, Hartmann, O'DanneIl, Petrow. Front Row. Lampert, Bandke, lmberger, Hommar, Beatty, Smiles. MISS COLLINS Top Row. Heiderscheidt, Rickard, Goldstein, Franke, Dzelme, Weinond, Krispin, Holm. Row 4. Schil- lington, Biewer, Krzeminski, Chmura, Neidl, Wallek, Gramza. Row 3. Mylander, Steinke, Busch, Kuty- na, O'Molley, Krueger, Krupa, Blair. Row 2. Miss Collins, Smolen, Voigt, Finley, Mognanenzt, Nelson, Geske, Durlaic. Front Row. Bonta, Hoffman, Dan- tard, Dziedzic. Urbaszewski, Roberts, W'ong. MISS CONNOLLY 'op Rcw. Blassick, Humanski, Martens, Czestoch- owski, Meyer, Soliwoda, Otto. Row 2. Miller, Glis- Lcynski, Thelen, Bach, Tadych, F-ruski. Front Row. Casper, Martin, Gin, Traum, Warsicki. MR. ECKL - Top Row. Lipsey, Arkuszewski, Bystioni, Scnmidt Ardisana, Smith, Christiansen. Row. A3. Finnern Windt, Totzke, Jccobs, Knybel, Seifrit, Johnson Row 2. Mr. Eckl, Sol, Frank, Szcerbiec, Gates, Deutsch- mann, Knutsen. Front Row., -Wersching, Boschon Zeifler Berrolozz. Tanker. Zielinski. MR. FABIAN Top Row. Crouse, Kelpin, Haase, Olson, Metz, Paw licke, Seibert. Row 4. Kunita, Kramm, Sliler Evans, Clausen, Redemske. Row 3. Gnapp, Green wald, Sadler, Wankerl, Pitson, Young. Row 2 Arnold, Vargo, O'Kasick, Tofelouski, ijlary, Benecke Front Row. Macheca, Hokenson, Smith, Woloszyk Ligebretsen, Mr. Fabian. MR. HEFLIN Top Row. Kardaras, Jacobsen, Lewen, Jones, Marc- quenski, Johnson, Bunda, Blickers. Row 3. Pieroz- zi, Sanot, Manaucer, Kuzma, Elliott, Pander, Kane Row 2. Postelnik, McHale, Katz, Takata, Fields Tipescu. Front Row. DerMinassian, Gotz, Miller Mr. Heflin, Ryan, Fedorow, Chrobak. MISS HESS Top Row. Strzelecki, Soderstrom, Rheubottom, Kris- pin, Nielsen, Mohr, Bouwmon, Eshoo. Row 4 Schleser, Carney, Pross, Carlson, Lewerenz, Puda Sostarich. Row 3. Hauser, Schultz, Alvarado, Kin- near, Cartwright, Lukow, Marx, Felbinger. Row 2 Krueger, Gebele, Fischer, Hayden, Zaucha, Sobczok Front Row. Benzinger, Lasoto, Peterson, Miss Hess P'awlish, Caruso, Diamond. MRS. HOWARD Top Row. Schick, Billeck, Rohde, Austin, Herzog Olek, Pierzchalo, Sanden, Quast. Row 4. Prano Brinkman, Codak, Zickman, Caudle, Hjertstedt, ln- fantino, Pizzica. Row 3. Foley, Melnick, Kay Singer, Rosete, Slowik, Raimondi. Row 2. John- son, Tallen, Harris, Huett, Martyka, Bornmann Johnson, Wininger. Front Row. Neumayer, Ciocci Root, Mrs. Howard, Papke, Domonchuk, Schultz. ORIENTATION: Miss Szymonski explains the facts of Lane lite to incoming freshmen. Q H V vp 50 Q1 WM X,-Fw -m-'xv'-nerf PM R 'Y fu ' A 141 92 xi ,, Q: A yi ' ff? ZW, , ,Wg ,N ,, gf ,I , I , K I, , ., ,, ,f Q, L, V 7 ' if 'Q ,ff 4 0 ' M, ., yzffmggf 7 . f W X X z , f x f . . ,, , , ,QQWXUI X 1' INN .M ,, ,4 Q V ,. 24 nr, Q Wm , f' ' Q ,- - , . f I . If Muff' f f ' J, QW ? fwf '22 Q Am 7 f f 'fff . ,ix 'V A f f WP N. .Ah x NW? , ,, X, J 3 ' i , NX -V ' ' 'f if ,Q Q, , ff' . Y 3 , AZN- ,:- ' 5, 2 - f x iw , f f'fiff' L 23721 Q M A , ,,,, 'f r x i ii, V 9 , if A mf ' If ZZ QS, f ,X f . L 'jim ,fn MR. MAAS Top Row. Isbell, Bradshaw, Foley, Dzierzanowski, Thomas, Pastuszka, Munson, Waskow. Row 4. Lome, Nottke, Sabacinski, Bodammer, Grahn, Davis, lsobek. Row 3. Buchta, Ropinske, Duke, Ernst, Makis, Janczewski, Tanaka. Row 2. Mr. Maas. Bruner, Simmons, Perlick, Geiser, Kosydar. Front Row. Yi, Nawrocki, Tsuti, Brandstetter, Arra, Asato. MR. LYON Top Row. Connor, Newboe, Urban, Friedman, Dun- can, Giebner, Benson, Cort. Row 4. Metzger, Moeller, Urban, Michalaros, DeVita, Rzeszewski, Wangrow. Row 3. Jonahl, Meyerovitz, Forsman, Piehl, Brandseth, Logan, DeBlock, Bacon. Row 2- Galetano, Zirbis, Bierle, Walker, Johnson, Monsen, Nemecek. Front Row. Stitt, Wedow, Kruse, Mr, Lyon, Schuller, Stahnke, Adams. MISS LINDLEY Top Row. Kluck, Adams, O'Halloran, Amrich, Cabel, Casey, Cabaf, Oratowski. Row 4. Glass, Drake, Ficarro, Glovacki, Komala, Cyr, Knapp. Row 3. Oddo, Jacobs, Gilbert, Polizzi, Moy, Nicosia, Ander- sen, Thome. Row 2. Miss Lindley, Czaia, Obad- zinski, Wegner, Hudak, Rinaldi, Drumsta. Front Row. Vernaid, Grejczyk, Kaip, Klein, Conoscenti, Gatewood, Schlacks. MR. KUECKER Top Row. Scannei, Isbell, Dahms, Seifritz, Mischung, Teichman, Garrett, Prusener, Voigt, Row 4. Dzier- zynski, Schmehl, Anzalone, Cummings, Kirchhardt, Dickies, Andrews, Anderson, Raitano. Row 3. lovanut, Horwath, Marx, Doyle, Serantoni, Frechehe, Larson, Gagliano, Krueger. Row 2. Mr. Kuecker, Hughes, Green, Weine, Rosenbergh, Gibson, Zang. Front Row. Weyland, Hansen, Stanley, Anderson, Prokop, Wake, Schroeder. MISS KRITZER Top Row. Johannsen, Nelson, Shifrin, Korus, Grau, Ellison, Hirsch, Faust. Row 4. Bubert, Olarid, Din- zik, Winkler, Rice, Boett, Herrmann. Row 3. Hass- ler, Mueller, Terranova, Freund, Fletter, MacDonald, Smith, Welther. Row 2. Henderson, Rendal, Maur- itzen, Glassner, Hess, Milich, Zuccarello. Front Row. Nonaka, Hartjen, Larsen, Behmer, Bertany, Bowlus, Godwin. MISS POPP Top Row. Flcading, Murawski, Swensen, Burgh, Kel ler, Schaeffer, Graber, Wehrmeister, Lindberg. Row 4. Woeltle, Schrnuldt, Kania, Braun, Fonferko, Delia, Leidiger, Kramer. Row 3. Mahler, Daniel, Hcftman, Hceppner, Stevens, Ruby, Hauser. Row 2. Bechtold, Estrup, Anderson, Hochrein, Miller, Foster, Mathsam, Micek. Front Row. Widmar, Hawley, Hildebrand, Vymola, Ellis, Andernos, Feeterer. MR. PIPER Top Rcw. Stutz, Rose, Kuchenbecker, Jackson, Wal- lace, Hohberger, Gray. Row 3. Vercnocke, Petku- nas, Biedowicz, Wilkie, Hopkins, Rcgers. Row 2. Devita, Zils, Mlodzik, Bauer, Gallichio, Baumbeck. Front Row. Stayart, Ramel, Calabrese, Howard, Spagnalo, Becker. MR. PASOWIICZ . Tap Row Schenwar, Peters, Wulfram, Touhey, Wien- ski, Lacker, Zurek, Brishke. Row 4. Blank, Wick- strcm, Wardach, Wisinski, Zygowicz, Stanisz, Schnauter. Row 3. Watson, Sikorski, Mlnter, Wisniew- ski, Wieczorek, Skodacek, Winnikates, York. Row 2. Wood, Shadron, Zawiszewski, Zschach, Yanak, Zylinski. Front Row. Preus, Zurad, Zelm, Mr. P'asowicz, Sliwa, W'eidner, Wittenberg. MR. PAINE Top Row. Sobcta, Kasper, Banke, Hahl, Kupisch, Feits, Knez, Gately. Row 4. Nasby, Harris, Friese, Kramer, Helden, Schulz, Waters. Row 3. Davis, Worrell, Walsh, Schaettler, Anderson, Barnicke, Lidbury, Schauer. Row 2. Haze, Weiss, Gagainis, Klepitch, Leisky. Front Row. Barton, DeJong, Strange, Mr. Paine. Steiner, Stornello, Prather. MR. MARKLAND Top Rcw. Anderson, Jaslkowski, Kornacker, Devery, Kish, Eidson, Mulick, Friedlieb. Row 4. Hoh, P'er- nau, Hill, Peters, Rosen, Medina, Rozyck. Row 3- Kozlow, Kendrick, Dernbicki, Roberts, Gola, Figuro, Acldante, Fowroznyk. Row 2. Mr. Markland, Nega, Cross, Olsen, Czysczon, Herr, Kielbosa. Front Row. Kaiser Grinker, Bielinski, Perez, Milenkovic, Kunz, Mestling. The correct technique tor r-3main.ng physically intact while using band saw is explained by Mr. Connelly to students who have vital interest in WOOD SHOP. 4 I MISS RATHJEN Tap Row. Nledzwiecki, Krebs, Lafrentz, Lodygowski, Doerfler, Coe, Borchers, Larson. Row 4. Maki, Mika, Prange, Wagner, Coffelt, Duncan, Davenport. Row 3. Klempner, Nuccio, Marsh, Kroner, Leino, Cychosz, Brown, Mulay. Row 2. Miss Rathjen, Matthies, Poczataek, Ferboi, Klingbeil, Bischoffer, Lippere. Row. Anderson, Consigny, Pittrof, Caalino, i e. MISS G. ADAMS Top Row. Schultz, Henkels, Friedman, Tresnak, Lindemann, Abbate, Schwelle, Rowls. Row 4. Jaszkowski, Dillinger, Jerzic, Davis, Schmidt, Schoet- fler, Rozymarck, Bade. Row 3. Kukla, Klein, Guy, Christensen, Donato, Williamson, Meyer, Berry. Row 2. Toth, Lopresti, Kedzierski, Hernandez, Derlis, Sch- uetzer, Bello, Zahareas. Front Row. Petroski, Mac- Arthur, Lavaccare, Golnick, Zinck, Miss Adams. MR. SCHWARTZ Top. Row. Gorman, Dewberry, Howard, Mcittes, Geminn, Michels, Smogy, Berbert. Row 4. Schmitz, Dunbar, Ellis, Touhy, Bogosion, Howe, Piszczek. Row 3. Daniel, Horn, Loebig, Blunda, Muszynski, Ghion- zoli, Kalata, Dziak, Row 2. Mr. Schwartz, Cerretbi, Gorlach, Durlak, Lee, Niemaszyk, Koniezny. Front mow. Sztplik, Bachochin, Goldberk, Fiomel, Meier, ein. MRS. JONES AND MRS. SKINNER Top Row. Kinzig, Wilk, Golden, Butler, Patrick, Reilly. I Row 3. Sentowski, Michels, Nichols, Ryd- berg, Wimberly. Row 2. Fanchi, Gonzalez, Hach- berger, Tornabene. Front Row. Mrs. Skinner, Krone, Niemann, Bjerreaaard, Mrs. Jones. MR. SLEPICKA Top Row. Sluzynski, Hriber, Logan, Loog, Houck, Dineen, Ehardt. Row 3. Dolat, Vaskrent, Cam lin, Grozik, Meyer, Gerlach, Solarz. Row 2. Corgan, Netzel, Zimmer, Kudsk, Botzenhardt, Gale, Kowac- zek, Motykie, Front Row. Odishoo, Goldman, Knutsen, Roschmann, Gotta, Kleist. MISS STILLER Top Row. Flanagan, Zurawski, Gerhard, Nahrstadt Strasser, Barcal, Henricksen, Boyer, Pierce. Row 3 Elsaos, Carr, Duffer, Massacesi, Skibski, Aske, Sny- der, Peterson Row 2. Slododecki, Krueger, Feis- tel, Moza, Prince, Swerdon, Dybowski, Eckbrecht Front Row. Mies, Becker, Wozniak, Becker, Dish- man, Ahern, Wyno. MR. WALEWANDER Tcp Row. Solak ,Kaiser, Weinberg, Bowe.r,4 Dompke, Johnsen, Smith, Jensen. Row 4.-MangoIinl, Helder, Blaurnueller, Rasa, Bachar, Juresich, Bliss. Row 3. Straszynski, Nesbit, Serwitz, Anderson, Schuler. R.w 2. Geltner, Cole, Trombetta, Gosanko, Endler Caruso, Lentini. Front Row. Gust, Shogren, Schwartz, Mr. Walewander, Ringer, Waner, Cluskota MRS. WEBER Top Row. Moll, P'ytel, Kamienski, Borowczyk, Sta- Row 4. Epley siak, Gronek, Perschke, Barton, Van Zandt, McGovern, Skierczynski, Pyter, Maziarka Pietras. Row 3. Hohl, Sobecki, Bielawski, Michaels Desecki, Saeks, Cwiepz. Row 2. Burns, Schneider Schultz, Komarnicki, Kijek, Lobojko, Szarzynski Witek. Front Row. W'ronski, Flarczyk, Knapnick Mrs. Weber, Ball. Bialas. Gaiagosian. MR. WEINER Top Row. Schmid, Schwarz, Hennessey, Smith, Nich- ols, Hansen, Finnegan, Rornashko. Row 4. Collins Gaspari, Spitza, Jensen, Klosowicz, Koski, Weber Row 3. Donnellan, Enblom, Rodriguez, Runge Leschinski, Olsen. Row 2. Weith, Kornacker Rohde, Mace, Bieschke, Lafayer. Front Row. Val- leck, Winiarczyk, Seedorf, Mr. Weiner, Roth, Gock- owski, Kornarkiewicz. MR. YOU NG Top Row. Matt, Mosier, Dura, Schultz, Gradl, Rey- nolds. Row 4. Whalen, Pohlman, Kouchoukas, Mistak Matz, Fable, Powell. Row 3. Moody, Scheel, Cacha- pero, Ziembo, Fermoyle, Karlik. Row 2. Hoffman Pacyna, Bauer, Denicolo, Kaplan. Front Row. Mr Young, Solomon, Donato, Radke, Gavin, Jones. Classes interrupted - students brave the autumnal chill awaiting the end of the FIRE DRILL. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 3 1 3 X X 2 i 3 , fw f xr! ! l 3 I ' 2 i-1----f ' A N Q X X . s 1 .1 ff A f uxfkkffmffi , ,:,5.,- X X- Q X. w X .M X .N W--, X54 Q WN W Q. W f.. W S Wx W sf?-M, ,Q ,, A Q , X ,,,, fw, 'muy . -- f- Q 5 ' 1 of? ,cy 77 f x . 1, , 1 f m -f , f Z Z ,f ly 4 ,ex-V, ff' ff 7 L ' , Q fz M 'W f X W 1 X 4 my ,haf ,1 MLW ,W ,' ' 4 ,Q Cwfzafhematico ' X lf , 3 84 Q l' Li HEP? ng' I - ' 'S I' .,-w! k REGULAR SOLIDS get the once over as Anderson divulges their mysteries. HROUGHOUT THE MANY YEARS of education, two subjects, mathematics and English, remain with every student. They can actually be called the foundations of all learning, in every era and locale of the world including our own. Through English study we attain a greater understanding of our own language, its correct usage, and, the most important thing, our ability to make THROUGHLY ABSORBED in their English, Cordelia and Columbe debate which case is correct. ourselves clearly understood. Mathematics, the latter of the two, opens the gateway for the future engineer and mathematician through the courses of algebra, geometry, trigonome- try, and calculus. Today, the world of linguis- tics and numbers have taken their proper status in education, teaching the correct use of the many facets they contain. fibrciry The library is a path to a world of know- ledge, paved with both fact and fiction maga- zines, references, and many interesting books, located through the use of the card catalog or the reader's guide. With a library card a stu- dent may tour in literature from Austria to Zanzibar, or from Amos to Zachaeus. The eager Laneite will find the library valuable for light entertainment, or for producing work which is accurate, complete, and interesting. LIBRARIANS Left to Right. Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Guagliardo, ng Head Librarian Miss Schumacher. LIBRARY HELPERS Top Row. Sorriag i, Hickman, Orze, Grofer, Night- l.nger, Ulbrich Mur wski Vasiliauskas, Blank, Wehde Jones, Row 6. Diehl, Chionzoli, Lanscar, Skeweres Hr c k, Gordon, Delke, Uchioa, Beller, Bruin, Bos mann. Row 5. Vrverito, P'asko, Froelich, Rommel- faenger, Gawrych, Knapp, Balauf, Swear, Smith Pecen, WeQrz'n. Row 4. Wiecek, Reif Valfer, Heifman, Urban, Nawrocki, Nelfer, Lodewylg Wein r on ola Rrw 3 Leinweber Kachk Olmer faub, G 3 . . , , , Ou ln, Brfwn, Pacvna, Allen, Fawlski, Celli, Hinriks- son Bachochin. Row 2. Marran, Lodewyk, Kam inski, Lag, Flammang, Pfak, Krempen, Craddock Hartman, Lifz, Gustafson. Front Row. Klepper Niarkos, Arendf, Ciocci, Miss Long, Mrs. Guagliardo Saejlin, Mass Hardewsfein, Grant. HEAD LIBRARIAN, Miss Schumacher, checks A circulars to prepare reading lists. 209 . M ff' r . ,. ...- ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Left to Right. Mrs. Leahy, Miss Hess, Mr. Herman, Mrs. Epple, Mrs. Hauser. Not Pictured. Mr. Richards. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Left to Right. Mrs. Krueger, Mr. Morton, Mr. Connors, Mrs. Wing. Not Pictured. Miss Spraetz. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT o On Stairway. Mrs. Howard, Miss Kritzer, Mrs M Kluge. Below: Mr. Rodger. Not Pictured. Miss Warkentien. One of the most important things a person must conquer in his lifetime is his own lan- guage. At Lane, the student spends a period a day for eight semesters learning English, by reading, writing, speaking, and listening. The English course is made interesting with detective stories, conjugations, poetry, sen- tence diagrams, compositions, oral reports, and finally, what seems to be the biggest challenge to all, the term paper. The stu- dent's knowledge of his own language will not only help him in studying other languages, but it will be an asset in expressing himself throughout his career. 210 PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB Top Row. Kusterer, O'Mailey Purtell Rathsam Wilson, Hoffman, Jokiel, Ziegeldorf Row 2 Hong Remback, Ciocci, Malenkovic Warmoth Front Row. Kamps, Isenberg, Mr. Graef Schwartz Router Hirsch. cpublic peaking elm lv Every Thursday, the Debate and Public Speaking Club, headed by President Heinz Malenkovic, meets in Room 106 to discuss its activities. The purpose of this club is to devel- op skill in oral expression relating to many types of speaking situations, such as informal discussion, debate, and panels. The activities at present consist of inpromptu speeches and planning a debate topic. Sponsor Miss Wil- liams has plans for expansion ot club activi- ties in the near future. MISS BERTRAND CAREFULLY explains what the assignment will be for tonight. 211 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Left to Right. Miss Harries, Mr. Kaiser, Miss Left to Right. Mr. Gannon, M.ss Borg, Mr. Felt, Miss Casey. Not Pictured. Miss Bertrand. Penfield, Mrs. Rueben. Q14 gliok MRS. HOWARD capably conducts an attentive ENGLISH DEPARTMENT nglish class in the use of comparative literature. Standing. Miss Gibbons, Mr. Sotter,Mr. Graef Seated. Miss Klinger, Mrs. Wickhorst, Chair man Miss Youngquist. 212 HONOQS ENGLISH T p Pow. Kompf, Brezinski, Olson, Selen, Winkates Wiesinger, Szezech. Rnw 3. Cassidoy, Stosieluk Wade, Warmoth, Rozenoff, Prieto. Row 2. Can- tor Borrios, Kotowski, Grimes, Uchima, Murata Biegiada. Front Row. Mrs. Wing, Skira, Jenkot, Foster, Hodge, Anderson. HONORS ENGLISH Top Row. Geise, Laskonls, Glowinke, Mock Duehl Gray, North. Row 3. Hole, Koczon, Kubolo, To bel, Roschmann, Mitchell. Row 2. Kap, Mos'ff Hirsch, Reed. Frowt Row. Labant, Ishurna u, Mis Felt, Larsen, Noue. GIRLS AT LANE? No, just Gromecki, Clancy, Booe, Geltner, Heile, and Henninger performing in a Mask and Shears play. MASK AND SHEAR5 Top Row. Zwerg, Litka, Helle, Schlosberg, Closs. Row 3. Fuenfle, Bouche, Henninger, Gorecki, Daw- son. Row 2. Miss Connolly, Geltner, Harnmerberg, Hansen, Clancy, Mr. Sotter. Front Row. Geoan, Geltner, Booe. ccole cuflcl Shearo Broadway has nothing on our Mask and Shears Club. This group, comprised entirely of students interested in acting, puts on a play every semester. The last two, The Bashful Bachelor, and more recently, Worlds 214 Apart were very successful. The chosen members who are called upon to play feminine parts do so quite well, with typical masculine heroism. This organization is really exemplary of l.ane's spirited creativity. SLIDE RULE CLUB Top Row. DeVogel, Fenner, Estrup, Oswald, Night- linger, Wiewandt, Laursen, Buck, Nelson, lncandela. Row 4. Allen, Onischak, Kusterer, Anderson, Zo- bott, McDade, Anderson, Olson, Schwertfeger. Row 3. Hughes, Sawrych, Semenek, Cole, Antonson, Horvath, Olson, Skarulis, Manda, Cantaai. Row 2. Majka, Matuszak, Kamps, Schwartz, Anderson, Miss Smith, Scharpenberg, Uhlman, Fukoi. Front Row. Manzzullo, Buchanan, Klazky, Bowers, Jensen, Koeni- qes, Thulke, Hines. 'Slide Many of the industrious students at Lane have the opportunity of increasing their math- ematical knowledge in the Slide Rule Club. In classes conducted by President David Anderson and Vice-President Blaine Sandona, the Lane- ites learn an efficient, easy way to multiply and divide, and find square and cube roots SLIDE RULE CLUB Top Row. Wittbrod Blaumeuller, Lopez, Razgaitis, Friese, Schmidt, Maurer. Row 4. Denmark, Dryden, Macek, Kordig, Gordon, Kuppin, Heider, Friedman. Row 3. Lukasik, Becker, Dudek, Gunterman, San- dona, Curtis. Row 2. Naue, Naue, Schwartz, An- derson, Miss Smith, Scharpenberg, Mork. Front Row. Rich, Fishman, Kramer, Hartjen, Wingstrom. ale Qlula at numbers. The slide rule's uses prove to be invaluable in physics and mathematics. As the Laneites slide through their problems in the zero period club, they are learning to command a complicated mathematical device which will simplify their calculations, COLLEGE ALGEBRA Top Dow. Smith, Shipka, Quasf, Swensen, Herzog Amrich, Orafowski, Papke, Domarichik. Row 3 Lewerenz, Meads, Benson, Zirbes, Wilk, Hawk, Lauaiq, Cza,a. Row 2. Miss Lindley, Endler, Caru 'o V litravcr, Seegert, Polizzi, Rinalpi, Verriald Front Raw. Kolacki, Schlacks, Canoscenfi, Oddo Alvarado, Thome, Hueft. 216 HONORS GEOMETRY Top Row. Lutz, Kraus, Marthes, Opager, Glass, Kasprzak, Gorn , Grunlund. Row 3. Gebharf, Lynge, Wilke, Humbert, Sward, Gadomski, Galantha Row 2. Miss Heinen, Guagliardo, Levine, Naue, Reyes, Rocheba, Lodewyck. Front Row. Saalfeld, Richter, Valfs, Petrifis, James, Pencis, Feldman. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Mr. Pierotti, Mr. Keenan, Miss Rafhieri, Mrs. Bradman, Mr. Burns. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Left to Right. Miss McTigue, Miss Smith, Miss Heinen Mr. Lynch, Mr. Nuccio. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT 2 5 cctlflemafico Lone Tech offers one of the most complex mothemotics courses in the country. A stu- dent moy begin with olgebro, ond go on to geometry, odvonced ond college olgebro, trigonometry, solid geometry, ond colculus. ln the future there will be mony other odvon- ced college courses ovoiloble. The Loneite who tokes o four yeor course of mothemotics ond is leorning of squore roots, foctors, ond ton' gents, is preporing himself for o successful future, Mothemotics is interwoven ond serves os o bose for nnony sciences which will un- doubtedly be included in the technicol school groduote's vocotiont For the pupil who uses his obility in understanding moth, there is o bright future in ony coreer. 2l7 Left to Right. Mr. Bouer, Miss Lindley, Miss ' Collins, Mr, l-leoly, Choirmon Mr. McPherron W -AZ . MATH EMATICS DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Mr. Cohen, Mrs. Missner, Koher, Mr. L, Swiotkowski, Not Pictured: MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Left to Right. Mrs. House, Miss Popp, Miss G. Adams, Mr. Peluso. Not Pictured. Mr. Broyde. Q- V pf-3fel'SOl l. Viathemafico KAMPF QUESTIONS Mr. Bauer on line func tions in Trigonometry class, M :Jai 'ms 218 MATH CLUB Top Row. Winkotes, Wehrmeister, Swanson, Plocor Woskow, Anderson, North, Lopez. Row 5. Kuppin Hoeppner, Schorpenberg, Perlick, Noue, Lefkow Ziegeldorf, Wormoth, Mork. Row 4. Solno, Stonisz Johnson, Guntermon, Denmork, Bowers, Dohlquist Cole. Rcw 3. Hortjen, Gray, Bort, Schwartz, Mr P-eluso, Vv'icke, Anderson, Rivera, Row 2. Roth, Lor- sen, Priemer, Busclfimonn, Buschmonn, Schiller Mosoff, Marx. Front Row. Moore, Noue, Roth Muroto, Berezenko, Nonoku, Newey. CANT-OR CONFIDENTLY explains trigonometric identities. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Left to Right. Miss Schooler, Mrs. Louder M.ss Stiller, Mr. Torreyson, Mr. Murray. ,,-:Turk 1 WY- A- A'-'---'-3 5 E Q 5 220 .,f . HONORS ALGEBRA WP .Rom 5'05'elUk, Wade, Olson, Jenkot, Laskonis, Plelesmgsrf Hale- RO! 3. Becker, Kubala, Cantor, Scef amadof BOVYIOS. Row 2- Larsen, Schiller, Mumm' Grlmesf R9mb0Cl4, Mr. Peluso Front Row Warmofh, Anderson, Uhlman, Hodge,' P-qcynq, ' cctlflemcitico HONORS MATH Top Row. North, Diehl, Mork, Meierdierks, Selen, Winkates, Goodwin. Row 3- Miller, Kampf, Cassi- day, Parey, Kalalta, Kiymon. Row 2. Roth, Schutt, Reed, Mosoff, oster, Biesiada, Calcomb. Front gow. Dudek, Kotowski, Geise, Ziegeldorf, Prieto, Mr, auer. HONORS MATH Top Row. Tabel, Przybylski, Lamping, Forster, Bre- zinski, Krause, Johnson, Lefkow. Row 3. Bos- mann, Kutzman, Heh, Wallace, Tomory, Naue, Can- tor. Row 2. Huff, lshmaru, Schuessler, Koczan, Mitchell, Baruch. Front Row. lee, Uchima, Rivera, Dybal, Miss Popp. MRS. BRODMAN smiles as Redell shows per- plexity upon hearing explanation of solid geometry theorem. MR. HEALY reveals mysteries of trigonometry to Ziegler. I' 7 ' ,, f ai X 5 X, . ' ff, uf f Q, X- , fX,y .Xffb ,,Xf,, X Q, ,X . X ,f M , . ff W ff . k V fr.m. w4X.,ZfXXff XW X, K X f X 3,g X 3, KX fly. ,. M,-, , W f -A XXfffXX-,ff !'v14i'4W mf .Xw X f -V , . f ff , I ff X f , I , -NX, . Q .X , JMX 7 , f, 1 ff, q yy 4XXWg.f,NwWf ,V MA? ngyv XM, W XX 4, X. Vw, WNW, ffm m,X...X MMV, may A f ' ' 4 W ffh f W A ,,r www M, XX0, i,X-,, W, X. A vgxfgj f 'X MXXM , .,, , ,, if , , X . K ,Via ,V f X. 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USIC is but refined sound waves, made so by teamwork and long hours of practice. The sighing of the strings, the tranquil whispers of the woodwinds, the crisp melodies of the brass, and the punctua- tions of percussion combine to put meaning into these sound waves. They are augmented by the inimitable timbre that can only be created in a harmonic combination of human voices. Mr. Schneider and his colleagues help the boys achieve excellence through compet- THE TRUMPET SECTION of the concert band blasts away. ent instruction. The individuals then practice during their study periods and all available time. When a Laneite has achieved a place in the orchestra, band, or chorus, he has become a member of one of the most highly respected organizations in the country, and has the privilege of appearing at parades, concerts, and special occasions. Certainly any member of the Lane music department can be justly proud, for he belongs to an organization where everyone works together until perfec- tion is achieved. ,fx Us 'Q V5 x 5 Q 1' 5 fyfygv 1 V Y as ini in fW M M no ,Q 97969 I f V 4 ' ' X 5 6 i I W CHORLI The Lane Chorus takes superior rating every time that it enters competition. There are ninety young men in this fine club, under the baton of Mr. Baldassarre. The only pre- requisite for admission into the group is a fine voice. Hours of practice accumulated every day during the ninth and tenth periods prepare the pleasant music we hear at the semi-annual concerts and special events. Off- icers are D. Miller, presidentg D. Winiarczyk, vice-presidentg G. Fabie, secretaryg and G. Fatsie, treasurer. MR. BALDASSARRE leads the chorus in song. 225 THIS ODD LOOKING INSTRUMENT is a baritone, played here by Rathsam. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Left to Right. Chairman Mr. Schneider, Mr. Borger, Mr. Grill, Mr. Blum, Mr. Huff, Mr. Baldassarre. PROGRAM November 21, 1958 Lane Symphony Orchestra Paul W. Schneider, Director I. Overture ..... The Good Daughter ..... Puccini 2. Waltz .... Wine, Wom-en and Song .... Strauss 3, Melodies from Katinka ................ Friml 4. Victory at Sea ..................... Rodgers 5. Autumn Serenade ......... -- DeRose Lane Chorus Herman Baldassarre, Director I . . . Drinking Song .................... Romberg CFrom The Student Prince I . Dark Water ...................,.... James . I Believe ........ Drake, Graham Shirl, 81 Stillman 2 3. Adoramus Te ..................... Palestring 4 5 . The Green-Eyed Dragon ............. Accompanist William Schutt Lone Concert Band Gardner P. Huff, Director March ..... Vanguard of Democracy ..... Hungarian Rhapsody No. I .......... Carnival of Melody ............ - Impressions of Seville ........ I. El Torero 2. Santa Maria de Ia Sede 3. La Gitano 4. El Bailador Flamenco March ........ The Southerner -- --- - Charles K.L. King --- Liszt --- Hawkins - -- Simeone Alexander 226 'O 14 4 W X Apvff' ' W 4 ,W A ' WW , , A? . ,,,Q ww-fn 'UQ ,f f M Z W wxygw ww S XX V x wwf ,AA 4 X f Wf 7 W' 6 f 9 X y M ,f J 1 , mg l , f Q ' X , K 'it 'F M , T W n 1 gh 1 V Z 1 f Q iii: 1. Q Ng. M 2 'f fr , Q X S, ,W l We 4 J ' SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Violins. Danna, Nelson, Koenig, Cirulis, Schutt, Adler, Koczan, Christensen, Benn, Viol, Miller, Mix, lgvolstad, Yeh, Wilkel, Phillips, Jezierski Couvillion, Denecker, La Palio, Waruticzn, Rossrncm Carlson, Dilich. Violas. Huff, Bielawski, Cholod Chabi, Kummetz, Horak. Cellos. DeAngeIo, Pul- liam, Scarse, Bleyer, Lidums, Thomas, McDade, Putnam. Bosses. Surga, Di Liberto, Wilke, Girard, EW., ..,, ,.- ..... .., ..., 1 Lee. Flutes. Klein, Stahl, Smith. Oboes. Guam- carz, Zielinski. Clarinets. Schwager, Keller, Gal Ia, Pytel. Bassoons. Gill, Rogus, Horns- Hass- ler, Austin, Anderson, Kelly, Kaiser. Trumpets Jenson, Bratko, Tustin. Trombones. Konior, Fer- rantelli, Jacoby. Tuba. Szmurlo. Percussion Johnson, Clark. Librarians. Surga, '-:Angelo Koczan. fs Q , THE MUSIC BEING PUXYED bv this ensemble composed of Schutt, Christen- sen, Danna, Surga, Bielowski, and Pulliam interests Mr. Schneider. Og' f M W 1 . V45 92 wg, . Qi Q53 6 f is u Q Q. W w R F- ' 3 , . W, ax X in x ik i - x , Ax . Q 9' ' f w 5 X i i fx Wx x, 1: .k x kg Ru' x x 1 X X F e Aw was hx wwe S ...Www- 5,?Vxfxl X , 1 I 'M vm tif 4. X M X f, -X M ,f 4 1 If f X .,ffFdAN X V gig f MQW ff! x 21 is ,f ff ,Kg W J' O ,f fff Juv W ,Z I --L 5 f , f, I ,V V Mm gfl, A fa mf M 4 5,2 WSVXW X W Qgy ZSWrWw Q ,X My yay-MW A W W4 fv ,N W ,X f 'wmv ww vm . w Z, ' if h X ff? ZX! ffywfj W e 1 f ,WA ff, i W S! , ,V A K na gf 15 XX ,, ,wwf jing, r i A i Z MQW! S W , x R , , . g' 5 9 Y W1 3, if 53 ff' ggftgxifgwg -gl? if at ,V . . , , I x I 2 - 1 W i f Q, ' Q I 1 V ' fl V, I 'ff f K X' 1 A is Y , ff X! T Z K, 'Lf H f , ff wi W f 'ff 1 X 4 ' 1 s 9 , A . 4 F e f 4- i . ,, o A ,. 1 . ax . -W' ' f ' V ' ' 'K-'-Miki 85 ' W, If Q,,,.,,,W 'T M, Q Q 9 - Q Z +5 MW Y ff ff ,ww L CCNCERT BA D Countless hours of practice have paid off for the members of Lane's concert band. The reward for the tedious exercising comes at the band's fine productions as they play with instruments shining. Captain Huff has led the band to a great reputaton not only at Lane, but throughout the entire country. The boys in the band appreciate music, and show their interest by many accomplishments. CONCERT BAND lop Row. Clark, Canchola, Scarlata, Tritsis, Jam- rozy, Ebey, Soto, Foster, Szmurlo, Wallace, Winandy Johnson, Captain Huff. Row 4. Macchione, Friese Thomson, Devita, Shilvack, Elovitz, Rathsam, Mesi: kapp, Getz, Eickstadt, Kruse, Pritikin, Konior Jacoby, Arcara, Kelley, Ferrantelli, Kojzarek, Klug Row 3. Kopera, Carras, Kedzie, Pelke, Hayes Miotke, Boyk, Prieto, Pessaro, Borger, Piazza, Kim: mel, Piekarcz, Lucas, Yi, Zieja, Carrara, Morice Strangeland, Czechowski, Jenson, Boyer, Bratke, 1 Jornd, Tustin, Stitale, Mandzy, Blumenhagen, Hemb- ling. Row 2. Grossman, Polikoff, Waszliewlcz Funtechia, Pittrof, Wilke, Kichler, Grodeclgi, Ackert, Ziontek, Holtane, Foster, Brenner, Gil, Cherry, Rogus, Hassler, Austin, Kaiser, Smythe, Anderson Krause, Bacon, Kelly, Wickman. Front Row. La- buda, Gayton, Forsman, W'ilIiam, Keller,l Galla Nelson, Nielson, Pytel, Schwager, Behmer, Zielinski Garncarz, Klein, Stahl, Smith, Hall, Labelle, Bartlett Justus, Jendrey. 2 ARCHI G BAN Booming basses and crashing percussion announce the arrival of the Lane Marching Band. The band, an extracurricular activity for music students, is directed by Mr. Borger. Supplying an impetus for cheers at our foot- ball games and pep rallies as well as a solid cadence for R.O.T.C. Federal Inspections is the band's function. A newly organized act- ivity, replacing the now extinct military band, its members have shown their skill by placing first in the annual Polish National Alliance band competition for two consecutive years. MARCHING BAND Top Row. Forster, Soto, Ebey, Green, Workman, Szrnurlo. Row 4. Dannhauer, Morice, Bratko, Nut- oni, Lonscar, Zieja, Spitall, I-links, Czechowski, Boyer, Hll Waters rse Pritikin Me ic a , , K u , , s app, Jacoby, Ferrantelli, Eichstadt, Kozjarek, Klug, Christensen, Kelley, Getz. Row 3. Carrera, Barnhart, Mandzy, Yi, Jornd, Priko, Jensen, Blumenhagen, Lentini, Ander san, Kaiser, Kelley, Brooks, Borger, Thomson, Miri- pol, Devita, Labuda, Lucas, Kopera, Foster, Raz- gaitis. Row 2. Friedell, Weinstein, Gmdecki Hayes, Piazza, Curtis, Miotke, Bauer, Romaniak' Pelka, Klein, Smith, Forsman, Salaman, Kantor Kichler, Zajac, Pesscira, Galla, Schwager, Pytel Capt. Borger. Front Row. Anderson, Johnson Clak, Canchola, Tritis, Scarlatta, Stobbe, Brozowski Turinetti. f W 'V ff? If ,MW 2 f , . f' 'SQ' ' ' sMfQZf2SW,, ,, JW f ww 'f ff ,ff r , mx. My? , , ,, M 2 ,.,1 ig .9 Q f 447,44 ,ge if W I pf Q I Wi! 'f ' ,ZX A ? I x if -ow' ff Says, A kv 'Q L, 4,20 1, A ,,f 3 Z-' . f 11 44,1 ,, J Wm 'l-...,, WHAT AN IMPRESSIVE SIGHT the Marching Bond makes czt the football game! 235 My , fe 12? W W Nw 21' ZS A Y 9' fef , X , N, X QQ X w QR W. X W ,V .QW ,M I ,, ,W ff, 1 Q J ' M , , 'f fa, W I , , , , ,yfu , X if - 1 ' , - f ,Hwf ' U W - ff if f ' fi ff if nr, V f, f , ff W ' jf if If f f U V , ,ff my X V A ,f W ff f 5 ,ff I gf. K , - 'ff W J v , wp x , f ' 1 , V wh, f ZW 4' 41 , I-0 H ,, ff . , ,Q XM ,f v, ,Q ,' f ,ff f ', f gf W U ' W 4 f -f ' Q1 Q fx F? ' f 3, ' f ' , , Wgvjx f A f, ,fm , , , , Q4 ff V, 4 f f W , U iw A, JW3 f , . .05 WS: , W- w ff -H Q v' 4,44 f , ww, wff ,, X 'ff W, . 7 .p QQ- 50 ,gQffQ,N -7 bklygjif I 'f,55W I , t I f I M' fggf I f : A f Q? W . ll W X V ,, if 1, ,vg Xp, 'V f ff ' f ' 'Q -,f f f , f ' f , ., 3 , H , X 4 Z .- 5,5 Aj .Q .1 2 V 'f 'W , ? Qvif ffgyx fx XX W .pf ,, -7 , f , f , my is f f-'ww ,sy 4 4 Vw. f , ' f f f -- f X , V f , f Nw . X . X f, K .. xx x ff wmw ,:-- -w,4f'f' N . , ff f W W mr. ,. . -: w.,N, X . wgmg., ,.wwzf, ..,, ,Q ' ,Q-M. -ww w, 5: Q, MM, ,-W f , 7 , 'QM V ' , N f f ,V y 1 1 1 4 Cifzccfurccl :FM ,. O Nfl y f, CIGVICC-20 rg: I REFLECTION AND REFRACTION ore intently studied by Wobling. HE WONDERFUL WORLD of the nat- ural sciences is a fantastic realm of strange reactions, outer space, and mysterious theories. lt is a door which, when opened, reveals the deep inner secrets of the sky above us, the earth be-neath our feet, and the sea that covers three-fifths of the globe. Scie-nce, in its unabridged form, is an Arab- ian Night's fantasy or a magic carpet from which we can look down upon the revelations, the mysteries, and the secrets locked within the bosom of Nature. Study at Lane begins with general science, which is a sketch of physics, and chemistry, biology which lets us explore the world of life in all its forms, physics, which opens the intricate fields of electricity, machines, and atoms, and con- cludes with chemistry, which reveals the inner combinations of the substances that compose us and our world. After these four basic scien- ces have been passed, there will always be another just around the corner for the stu- dent who cares enough to round that corner. A FASCINATING NEW WORLD is revealed to Dolakowski by Mr. Wonzung. 237 CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT Left to Right. Mr. Markland Chairman Mr. Cox, Mrs. Xtisak, Mr. Wsinr' Mr. Uuskin, Mrs. 4.4. Rogers, Mr. Pasowicz Mr. Wale- wander. Qlflemiofry lhe average Lane student enters his study of chemistry in his senior year, and soon learns that it is that physical science which deals with the composition of materials and the changes in composition these materials undergo. Surrounded by flasks, test tubes, A FLUID is ti-fe ed to obtain :rec pitates. beakers, and score-s of other chemistry appar- atus as weli as a complete and fresh assort- ment of chemicals, the young chemist, under the supervision of capable instructors, sets to work to discover a new world, one which many never knew existed. CAREFULL Y, Kukla fills his tis' .ape with liquid tram eyedropper. l ' X 7 J 32Y L CONTEMPLATING ARRAY of chemicals for U 1 - experiment, Meyer prepares for chemistry research. Q. 62.17. S. Films, pamphlets, books, tours, lectures, and projects add spice to the ordinary schol- astic activities of JETS members. Under the guidance of its new sponsor, Mr. John Sojat of the aviation shop, the engineers of Lane will be given further incentive to strive for honor at Lane and among their fellow JETS clubs across the country. Being the pioneer- ing club in Illinois, the Lane Junior Enaine- ering Technical Society intends to reno 'W a pioneer in every way. Officers include aes Weager, president, George Sokulsl, ,ice president, James Winikates, secretary, David Anderson, treasurer, Blane Sandona, librarian. JETS CLUB Top Row. Malek, Kontos, Wittbrod, Frick, Clarkson, 2. Taitel, Papadimas, Stec, Kraus, Milenovich, Ni Wallace, Hoeppner. Row 3. Moritz, Moritz, Bowers, kich, Miripol. Front Row. Weager, Anderson Stanisz, Reynolds, Cole, Antonson, Dudek. Row. Schwartz, Mr. Markland, Sokulski, Ciocci. l 239 AVIATION CLUB Top Row. Field, Cotteleer, Spaeth, Lamping, Mal- Rcw 4. Lar- men, Rzmer Walsh, Tymitz, Kraus. son, Schmidt, Fretlond, McGuire, Lutz, Malek, Morreale, Stec. Row 3. Dahlquist, Webb, Cesorot- ti, Chase, Abrams, Slowinski, Nafziger, Rock, Dahl. Row 2. Palkovicx, Levine, Naue, Vogel, Liebmann, Seitzinger, Berg. Front Row. Lerch. Zyla, Mr. Moore, Canne, Bungert Sherwood ASTRO-PHYSICAL SOCIETY Top Rcw. lshimaru, Wasilewski, Craig, Diehl, Conne, Milenovich. Row 3. Novinsan, Egel, Labant, Fu- kai, Anderson. Raw 2. Berg, Hoffman, Taitel, Nelson, Skora, Bicsiada. Front Row. Miripol, Gray, Mr, Torreyson, Lamping, Novinsan. Cpllyoico Under the supervision ot twelve teachers the fourteen hundred physics students are divided into classes of about thirty. Here halt of them are studying measurement, density, forces, heat, sound, and machines, while the other halt, in their second semester are dis- 240 covering light or electricity. These students work with over SlO0,000 of equipment, better than that of any other school in Chicago. Tl'l 0UQl'1 physics a lorge number of students ore enabled to take scholorship examinations. PHYSICS EXPERIMENT is clarified by Droiection on scr-een. PHYSICS DEPARTMENT Left to Right. Mr. Rennison, Chairman Mr 4 Scott, Mr. Clark, Mr. E. A. Anderson, Mr Maas, Nr. Paine. PHYSICS DEPARTMENT Sanding. Mr, Kidd, Mr, Taplev. Seated. Mr Siedbard, Mr, Marwick, Mr. Heflin, Mr, Fabian BIOLOGY DEPARMEN1 Left to Right. miss Oreessen, Mrs. btoner, Mr, Kulieke, Miss X'ViIliams, Mr. Wanzung. The small green buds of a tree and other pieces of nature's handy work are surveyed by the members of the biology classes. Under the direction of Miss Figg, fall and spring nature study and embryology are a few of the areas covered by the wide course of high school biology. Student-made incubators and brood- ers have produced many generations of young chicks in these classes. Our beautiful garden BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Left to Right. Miss I-Xrenberg, Miss Larson, Mr. Tabor, Chairman Miss Figg. iology and greenhouse are envied by schools that do not have such lush additions. During lab, experiments concerning chemical gardening, soil testing, and bacteriology are performed by the students, Earthworms and frogs are dissected to show students the inner workings of an animal and the students are also shown how to care for their own bodies. SCIENCE CLUB Top Roy. Labant, Price, Kordig, Moritz, Salna, Mal- men, bisensfeifi, Craig, Mikka, Litteau. Row 4. E,Q9l, Slwra, Gawrych, Conne, Friedman, Yan, Mar- tin, Slowinski, Garsee, Paar. Row 3. Berman Dpffiseif, Kromer, Mirioolu, Knapp, Taitel, Mosoffi R'Cl'1, Berg,-Hale. Row 2. Roth, Wingsfrom, Bie- 5'0d0, Selfzlnger, Newey, Berezenko, Rona, Lomaka. Ffonfv Row. Cetnar, Moritz, Zyla, Gray, Milenouich, Lamping, Gr.er. cience elub Tenth period every Wednesday a group of thirty-five boys with a common interest in science meet in Room 324, The purpose of the Science Club is to promote and further the interests of its members. The president of the club is Fred Milenovich, the vice-president is Hein Moritz, the secretary is John Lamping, and the treasurer is Robert Biesioda. The club's sponsor, Mr. Kulieke, makes sure movies are provided to accompany the lec- tures and experiments which are given by the students. The lectures usually concern geo- logy, electronics, archeology, or astronomy. Occasionally the club goes on organized tours to such places as l.l.T., the N.B.C. color stud- ios, or the Argonne National Laboratory. CIRCULATORY SYSTEM scrutinized by Berezenlfc. model 243 GENERAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Left to Right. Mr. Moore, Mr. Werner, Mr. Brainer, Mr. Hays. Man's environment, his natural resources, a bit about astronomy, chemistry, physics, and the human body are the science areas that are covered by general science. This course prepares the freshman student for more de- tailed studies in science later, in physics, biology, and chemistry. Because of its com- bination of varied topics general science is both important and interesting. GENERAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Left to Right. Mr. Zindell, Dr. Briney, Mrs. enerccl cience Under the sponsorship of Mr. H. Beck and the supervision of its officers, who are Edward Sheffris, John Lamping, Gerald Roth, and Robert Biesiada, the Radio Club has grown to forty active members. The reason for its pop- ularity is the program which entails tours, movies, radio instruction classes, ancl dis- cussions of electronics to help to teach the theories of radio-acoustics. To add interest are the visits to the Ham Shack from which the club operates a one-kilowatt transmitter in trying to contact other hams in other states. The test given at the end of the semes- ter gives the applicant the opportunity of gain- ing an amateur's license. This gives him the privilege of broadcasting through a frequency assigned to him by the Federal Communicat- ions Commission. Weinberg. Not picfmed, Mr. Johnson' ROONEY AND KOOP are ready to leap as Dr. Briney mixes chemicals u ..:Lg ' U ..f RADIO CLUB Top Row. Bosenbecker, Edlsion, Rezmer, Baumann Eby, Dohnal, MII-cz, Skarulis. Row 4. bfamm, Chris tiansen, Egel, Labanf, Rest, Gunther, Cetnar. Row 3 Hines, Brlngenf, Newhense, Mosoff, Dahl Jacobson Osmundsen. Row 2. Harfman, Talfel, Miripol Sirks, Kane, Hollander, Biesiada. Fmnt Row. Grav Roth, Lamping, Mr. Beck, Sherman, Garcia, Gorecki ,U as , 'Or mga-uf iw' ' ,ffffi 'M HAM RADIO OPERATORS Glmker Resf, Garcia. Front Row. Shillingfon, Top Row Stern Frlese Naue Sklbskl Row 2 Mr Marko, Saeks, Shogren. W F 3 S , T xyar -55? 'TD u I W-1' 5 in V m fl - . '7, Z' ' I r N , R...-v V I' Z, . ,f 1 C 5 1340 fy' ' If ' . Jw '4 sushi .A fi' JM NN N 's Q15 'Xa ' xx 'Sf' 1 4 Mg f' M 1 K' f M A 41117 f If MVMNN, rv 7 ,vt .7 Q swf R , KR 2 . x f se ,fs .x Q x 1 .,.f ' fs cience air For many months before the Science Fair, future Edisons, Einsteins, Fermis, and Salks put their ideas into many original projects. When the District Fair comes, the Lane scient- ists prepare to match wits and projects with other leading scientists from other high schools. The demonstration and explanation of each project to visitors, judges, and fellow exhibitors gives the participant excellent ex- perience. The six categories of general science, mathematics, electronics, physics, chemistry, and biology represent the wide variety of exhibits displayed at the fairs. Many Lane brains have directed their efforts toward several victories lsix were winners this yearl in City Fair, State Fair, and Honorable Mentions in the Westinghouse Science Talenir Search. iw FEMININE SCIENTISTS enjoy exhibits at Lane. fl' ,E SCIENTIFIC METHOD in electronic chemistry is employed by Stanisz for interested spectators. ,.f' ff A K! wiv ,I fi? -iff, , -- 'Mt rf ' 3:'f,-sg ,ff BREATHING tor a caIf's lung requires straw and Moreno's energy. 247 v, 4, W X , 1,, , , ,. 14,49 ,Q XAXIQX ,ik f, .X 0,7 5 I-n-awww? ,- , , Z! 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The graphic arts department at Lane ex- presses ideas by means of lines, marks and characters impressed on a flat surface. Each and every object of art passing through the department's hands Iuminously expresses a whole new world of learning. The arts in- clude printing, writing, publishing, photo- TYPE, TYPE, TYPE! Pruski, Krause, and Trqum master the Iinotype machine. -W, MQW' ,, 5, A DOOR to the world of art, graphing and drawing. These arts are used on the DAILY, TECH PREP, ARROWHEAD, the visual aid work, and the typing classes. The talented people in the graphic arts depart- ment bring a brighter and more vivid outlook on the many everyday school subjects through their posters, publications, photographs, and journalism. 249 FEEDING A HUNGRY PRESS is the job of Caron, Cummings ond Krueger ffffl' will ' : , 2 I: , aqfb s P DAILY STAFF Top Row. Gliszczynski, Purfell, Kuboszewski Meierdierks, Lamping, SonFiIippo, Yeh. Row 3 Glassner, Hirsch, Caron, Worsicki, Hohl, Ahrews Row 2. Krueger, Ulrich, Podolski, Hansen, Zylo Leuchtenberqer. Front Row. Oleksy, Nosufo, Mr Morrissey, Hoyt, Gray, Kormis. 1111111354 .si . 'l, H il DAILY STAFF Standing. Cooper, Metz, Tetz, Sandahl, Stolder, Ulrich. Seated. Poznar, Leuchtenberger. The DAILY, one of the few high school daily newspapers, is the product of reporters, edit- ors, advisors, printers, and, financially, the student body by means of the student budget. lt is really the creation of not only its staff, headed by Mr. Morrissey and Editor Ray Nasuta, but also the contribution of stories and articles by many interested students. News about Lane champions in all fields of endeavor, editorials and letters to the editor concerning controversial problems, accurate and interesting sport reporting, and much fine prose and poetry make the DAILY one of the best high school newspapers in the country. DAILY EDITORS Top Row. Hohl, Hirsch, P'urteII, Hansen, Pgdolski, Gray, Zyla. Front Row. Oleksy, Karmis, Mr. Morrissey, Nasuta, Hoyt. 25l lmlzifsmumqmim , MR. BECK watches Krause top out copy on the iinotype. CHANGING THE PACKING on the cylinder press, Mr, Evans shows Humonski how to sove time. rinti ng WATCHFUL EYE of Mr. Sims ferrets out mis- take in position of o Lfirm cis Prokop, Miller, nc Otto ieorn composition. f The Lane Tech print shop serves as one of the most important shops in our school. It is they who print practically all the material in the school. The ARROWHEAD, the TECH PREP, and the DAILY are all examples of the fine work done. They also print the various programs and blank forms used by the teach- ers and students, The shop covers hand com- epartment position, lock-up, and make-up. The Smith Hughes course covers linotype and machine composition in addition to those mentioned. Affiliated with the Smith-Hughes print shop is the Printer's Club. With Mr. Evans as the sponsor and the officers, Warsicki, Caron, Riatano, and Casper, the group tours many of the large printing companies in Chicago. PRINTERS CLUB Top Row- Serantoni, Seifritz, Mischung, Schewe, Caramusa, Hunt, Scannell. Row 4. Andrews, Glio- Th I B e ek Soliwoda Gib Grenz, Gin, Gagliano, Marx. Row 2. Barton, Larson, Martin, Jotzat, Hansen, Hughes, Row 'l. Rosen- bergh, Martens, Bach, Mr. Beck, Otto, Isbell, Kirch- zczynski, Stanley, een, rz c ,l I , -- son, Schmehl. Row 3. Iovanut, Voigt, Dzierzynski, hardt, mumwmvnw ---- -'-- -- 253 DOCTORS OF TYPE Iovanut and Andrews correct mistakes in our DAILY form. 2 K 5 MAKING UP PAGES for the ARROWI-IEAD are Genovaldi and Casper. GRAPHIC ARTS Left to Right. Mr. Sims, Mr. Young, chairman man of printing department, Mr. Evans. Not of art department, Mr. Topp, Mr. Beck, chair- Pictured. Miss O'Toole. 1 AN ALL-AMERICAN magazine, the TECH PREP, rolls off the presses as 9 Weine, Czestochowski, and Paszkiet watch its progress. CV Plvinting epcc rtmeni-' PRINTERS CLUB Top Row. Weine, Teichman, Dahms, Meyer, Czestochowski, Garrett, Humanski, Grossart, Blassick Row 4. Tegtmeyer, Strasheim, Barton, Genovaldi Anzalonc, Cummings, Hansen, Zang. Row 3. Ander son, Corbett, Pruski, Paszkiet, Carlson, Green, Rether- ford, Dacquisto, Frechette. Row 2. Doyle, Woke Leonhort, Chencinskz, Krause, P'rokap, Traum, An- dersen. Front Row. Weyland, Kruegen, Casper, Caron, Mr. Evans, Warsicki, Raitcmo, Miller Schroeder. 255 ARROWHEAD-TECH PREP STAFF Standing. Glassner, Wolf, co-editor of November Tech Prep, Opager, R. Lee, T. Lee. Seated. Noble, Miss Spraetz, Anderson. fre , 4 3 X ff' ffl W I Q E .NNW it Rx -wf 1-Op SECRETS are discussed behind closed doors at an ARROWHEAD planning conference. ln attendance are Wicks Mr. Young, King, Johnson, and Miss Spraetz. geek Cprep Lone's bi-annual award-winning maga- zine, the TECH PREP, and the outstanding ARROWHEAD are the accomplishments of the combined skills of our school's finest writers, artists, and photographers. By far the largest of these groups is the literary staff. Aside from producing the quality reading material contained between the covers of the PREP, the twoein-one staff writes all copy and captions for 'the ARROWHEAD, proof- reading all material before it is printed. Each year new editors of each publication are chosen. The November '58 TECH PREP was headed by Neal Sosnowski and David Wolf, and April '59 issue was edited by Donald King. The ARROWHEAD too gets a change of command, and up to January, was piloted by Leroy Schwarz, who was succeeded by Dennis Johnson and John Povasars, June 1959 Co- Editors. Thus the entire operation and pro- duction of the magazine and yearbook is a continuous process with months of difficult and exacting work. 256 zz?- wa ik? ' kwa ARROWHEAD-TECH PREP STAFF Standing. Newgard, Howard, Wicks, Johnson, co- editor of Arrowhead. Seated. Sosnowski, co-editor of November Tech Prep, Schwarz, co-editor of The Arrowhead, F-avasars, co-editor of Arrowhead, King, editor of April Tech Prep, pm ARROWHEAD BUSINESS STAFF Left to Right- Neidl, Kiobucnik, Falcone, Mr. Nuccio, Rancis Mrs Brodman. 257 258 MEN BEHIND THE FLASH BULBS: Back row includes Lipner, June photo editor, Flexman, January photo editor, Cohen. Front row stars Katz, Donato, Matz. The Camera Club meets weekly to discuss the latest equipment, photo contests, and all the aspects of photography. The discussion is led by President Don Hall, Vice-President Rich Katz, and Secretary-Treasurer Ray Kryger. Some club members are also on the photo Stott under the direction of Lee Lipner, photo editor, and find valuable experiences in taking the great number ot fine candid photos used in the TECH PREP and ARROWHEAD. CAMERA CLUB Top Row. Levy, Richter, Scanneli, Urbonek, Malek, soft, Wiesner, Uhlir. Row 2. Rizzuto, Stein, Citti, Vaccaro. Row 4. Connor, Lacko, Slowinski, Heck, Jagst, Seirzinoer, Kareaes. Front Row. Dziedzic, Fretzin, Lutz. Row 3. Sulls, Karp, Mo- Stift, Katz, Hohl, Mr. Topp, Kryger, Cohen. PROJECTIONISTS CLUB Top Row. Gibisch, Malek, Reilly, Horsch, Diehl Peters, Henry, lshimaru, Jenson. Row 5. Chlebou ski, Hansen, Mix, Larson, Kraus, Occhipinti, Sanders, Schnezaer. Row 4. Gonzalez, Quin, Mattenson, Loftus, Cprojectionioto The Lane Projectionist Club develops the fundamental knowledge and skill that it takes to run a movie projector. Frequently visiting the Bell and Howell factory, members learn how the various types of movie project- ors are made. The challenge to run such a unique machine inspires young men to join this fine club, and they perform this service regularly for class teachers. The officers of the club are John Dorow, president, Alan Oswald, vice - president, Werner Diehl, secre- tary, and Donald Ackerson, sergeant-at-arms. , Green, Welther, Wall, Reich, Lawing, Glowen, Koenices, Schneider, Voroshylyn. Row 2. Zasimowich, Peters, Christensen, Locascio, Barnvos, Thorsgard, Berezenko, Sherwood. Front Row. Dorow, Peterson, . Mr. Sherman, Hohl, Oswald. A DAB OF CEMENT and Armandofini can show the latest from the cinema world. 259 MV ' A IEW' pau -4 L. 1 mf LLM.. , A ARROWHEAD - TECH PREP ART STAFF Left to Right. Jones, Mr. Young, Karlic, Matt, co- edifor 5 Mistak, co-editor, Reynolds, Scheel, Mr. Topp, photo sponsor. ogrt epccrfment SMITH-HUGHES COMMERCIAL ART Shouba, Schimmel. Row 2. DeNic4olo, Kaplan, Top Row. Misfak, Reynolds, Matf, Nelson, Gradl, Hoffman, Moody, Karlic, Fermoyle. Front Row. Sturm. Row 3. Scheel, Jones, Cachapero, Matz, Whalen, Schultz, Mr. Young, Gavin, Donato. EXACT CUTTING OF PAPER is demonstrated by Mr, Monteleone in the Lithography lab for Vogel, Saillor, Nanni, Ruscheinski and Valos. Chalk, water colors, tempera paints, and charcoal are used by the members of the Brush and Easel Club and the commercial art depart- ment to place their ideas and imaginations in vivid color on paper. Boys taking commercial art as a major take trips to museums and art studios. The posters displayed around the ARTISTICALLY INCLINFD, Cachapero, Past, Hartjen, and Flood try their hand at making mobiles. school advertising plays and slogans are creat- ed by the Brush and Easel Club. Landscapes, silk screens, and sculpture are some of the phases covered in commercial art, they also handle the layouts and illustrations in the ARROWHEAD and in the TECH PREP. Their teachers are confident that the training they receive will prepare them for future honors. BRUSH AND EASEL CLUB Karp, Connor. Row 2. Lang, Hardenstein, Lirwin, Top Row. Lacko, Edwards, Friese, Eller, Mix, Lutz, Cimochcwski, Jagst, Cohen, Dingels. Front Row. Keros Row 3. Schiro, Caagiano, Sulis, Vaccara, Heck, Howanietz, Mr. Topp, Rizzuto, Schiro. 261 Agqgnr Y . i B pi ng LIKE LIGHTNING, a touch fypist returns his carriage. TYPING Top Row. Sheenelapper, Day, Hazlewood, Oiek, Beck ulis, Bartosck. Row 2. Miss O'TooIe, Foster, Yraicelos Mason, Larnszys, Hartjen. Front Row. Kobs, Kamps Caruso, Ziegeldorf, Milier, Dybowski. TYPING Top Row.4 Kobek, Nasby, Duncan, Winkafes, Berent Grahn, Liffeau. Row 4- Schnaufer, Gunferman Cuharak, Witczak, Brodrueck, Foss. Row 3. Frei zir-, Mafusiak, Furusha, Hopkins, Biatnick, Mafoya Smith, Row 2. Miss O'TooIe, Murata, Nicoli Grimes, Levandoski, Poper. From Row. Larsen I-Ieider, Diehl, Winkler, Hirsch, Lukasik. 262 Schick. Row 3. Young, O'Brien, Fless, Bauer, Skar- TYPING Top Row. Pacuchniak, Dornanchuk, Rohde, Finley, Mueller, Balboa, Laskonis, Adams, Velde. Row 4. Rzeszewski, Metzger, Lewkowich, Kutzman, Kalayta, Frahm, Harris, Geiser. Row 3. Shipkin, Galetano, Stanisz, Blaumueller, Loos, Weaver, Watanade, Bar- rios, Snyder. Row 2. Miss O'Toole, Kudsk, Levy, Schiller, Choate, Pascente, Klepacki, Schnarr. Front Row. Rivera, Malek, Meyer, Poynter, Warmoth, Bart, Jarbigian. TYPING TopARow. Maurer, Nelson, Cermak, LePere, Gonos, Colvm, Pluta. Row 3. Naue, Karuhn, Hoffman, Fasano, Pickering, Pesce. Row 2. Miss O'Toole, Slobodzian, Abele, White, Pacyna, Reed, O'Mahoney Front Row Adler Kusterer Ruscheinski La us, - I I Q Gongola, Ceraml. I TYPING C b T k Zieg T Row. J'nes, rslightlinger, -ra ef, on 9. sei? Coe, Sloan, Szczefh- RW 3'k.F'eYfR CODE Lieber sparm, Kelley, Dofow. JGWOS '- W. - ' 1 H t, Solwoaa, Caruella, Piprlzlo QArE?eciE.TOoli'rontIr Row. 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TI'1ot's where it happened, explains Lucos. HE SOCIAL SCIENCE department guides us to paths of understanding of our fel- -low man through the study of languages, history, economics, and civics. The study of a language not only acquaints the student with q new medium for the expression of ideas, but also brings him in contact with the cultures of the lands whose language he is learning. Clubs organized by the various language ANSWERING QUESTION of pondering student, Holt leads the discussion in civics class. classes enhance his knowledge through movies and tours. The study of world history and American history enriches our understanding of present phenomena in the light of past events. The government which influences our lives so profoundly is dissected and analyzed in the study of civics. Economics deals with commercial and fiscal fluctuations that affect our welfare, and general law acquaints us with the statutes of our country. IN U.S. HISTORY CLASS, Badgley studies the path of our counfry's rise to greatness. SOCIAL STUDIES Left to right: Mr. Lombardo, Miss Moynihon Mr. Hook, Mr. Cahill. ggiotory and SOCIAL STUDIES Left to Right: Mr. McVey, Mrs. Weber, Mr Morrissey, Miss Jordan. Not Pictured: Mrs. Y. Childs, Mr. Singer. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Left to Right. Miss Barron, Mr. Sherman, Mr. ',iq'QQ,: Kuecker Mr. Lolor, Miss M. Connolly. iuico SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Standing. Mr. J. Burke, Mr. Swor. Seated. Chairman Mr, Weinstein Vlrs. E. Keenan, Mr. R Childs, iq-'I X . X 1,7 X 51,4 fr. , 04,04 ,,:,',f , ,,,,, My I ,, ,V ,,, . , f , ,ww , mln 5 ,W ,, 4 6 1 Z A Z 5 The main objective of U.S. history and civics classes is to instill loyalty to the prin- ciples of the United States government, with emphasis on the individual responsibility for one's fellow man. The course of study lasts for two semesters in each subject. ln addition, second year students may elect world history as a major. Reading and discussions are based on sociological study of our world, past and present, with an eye to the future. Book re- ports, panel discussions, and movies supple- ment the regular claswork. During the senior year of sociological studies, each student is required to satisfactorily complete a civics test administered by the State of Illinois. MR. CAHlLL explains the structure of demo- cratic govenment to this civics class. 267 PAN AMERICAN CLUB A Top Row. McHole Pabst Clerk Me er Bull , . , Y , Q 9 I Noofz, Quillinon. Row 3. Rodwoy, Scorlofo, Gwicis- do, Kuchorczyk, Thomas, Pefrokovic. Row 2 Morales, Downing, Ccromi, Felice, I-lolm, Stronberg Dux. Front Row. Schronz, Necson, Wulfrom , Mr Lufzcn, Anderson, Myrick, Hirf. PAN-AMERICAN CLUB Top Row. Ehmke, Thinger, Lewen, Anderson, Ko- pero, Jacobsen, Kordarcs, Wicks. Row 3. Kuffel, Moreci, Waltz, Chirobok, Adler, Elliott, Minter. Row 2. Goggiono, Wollin, Bauer, Tincher, Umbrichf, Kolz. Ffonyf Row. Uchiyamo, Rowls, Boez, Miss McBee, Barry, Schmoeller. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Standing. Miss McBee, Mr. Culbertson, Seated. Mrs, Adams, Chairman Miss Mozur, Mr. Lutzen, Miss Bizjok, Mr. Begun. I 4 . 3 X . , S E 1 268 PAN AMERICAN CLUB Mitchell, Macchione, Matusiak. Row 2. Miss McBee, Top Row. Ryfina, Clriganl, Knight, Kehoe, Olson, Ardisane, Dybal, Miles, James. Front Row. Laumer, Forman, Heidenreich. Row 3. Carter, Alston, Kloss, McClellan, Morales, Hanson, Ghimerti. THE ACCENT is on Spanish in Mr. l.utzen's class. pcufliolfl Coda clase de espanol organiza su propio club Panamericano. Officiales estan elegidos en cada clase y reuniones estan encontrados cada dog semanas. Duronte el ano hay una fiesta a que se invitan muchachas de las otras escuelas. El club Panamericano participa en la fiesta de idiomas tambien. La fiesta de idiomas apadrina por todas las closes de idiomas foraneas. Se invitan muchachas a esta tambien. Los profesores muy competentes del idioma espanol son la Senorita McBee y el Senor Lutzen. 269 27 PAN AMERICAN CLUB Tap Row. Kuzmicki, Powell, Scharpenberg, Bart, Wardach, Rozoiko. Row 3. Coulombe, Swanson, Plo- car, Wilke, Wilke. Row 2. Anderson, Ibsen, Arring- ton, Dost. Front Row. Mr. Lulzen, Nutoni, Rokowal- ski, Groble, Baruch. PAN -AMERICAN CLUB Top Row. Sandi, hickstadt, Lambert, Pohlman, Har- rington, Ponder. Row 3. Parllch, Fedorow, Wren, Boucne, Jezierski. Row 2. Tipescu, Clark, Smialek, Posfelnik, l-lanauer, Front Row. Takafa, Bunda, Miss McBee, Johnson, DerMinassicin. PAN AMERICAN CLUB TOP ROW. Yesulis, lngallinead, Kelley, Weltch, Schillo, Jacques, Melby. Row 3. Krawczak, Gross, Skalski, Mil.er, Ferrero, Thompson. Row 2. Miss M.cBee, P-alurnbo, Smolarsk, Dick, Felisn, Pielrusjka. F unt Raw. Mix, Kichler, Garcia, Canchola, Malles. PAN AMERICAN CLUB Top Row. Mingl, Pienl, Sobota, Mosier, Kasper, Kapke. Row 3. Kovchovkcs, Maggioncalda, Reilly, Noga, Medina, Cordelia. Row 2. Galangon, Radke, Danna, Wakeham, Bclndke. Front Row. Ziernbo, Belt- zung, Mr. Lutzen, Ellison, Rohn, Simpson. Top Row. Utroska, Kalnig, Christensen, Boldt, Ea- kins, Jarocki. Row 3. Battaglia, Rauhut, Brieno, Hoppe, Palmquist, Homa, Mrozek. Row 2. Kude- lis, Sorce, Barnes, Mathisen, Brown, Pubiak. Front Pow. Mr. Lutzen, Plant, Zgoralski, Perez, Lukasik, Farveni. PAN AMERICAN CLUB PAN AMERICAN CLUB lop Row. Kozak, Paul, Hoag, Cherry, DAscanio, Davis, W'robel, Row Stelzer, lsberner, Jones, Manganello, Wittenberg, Quinanes. Front Row. Mr. Lutzen, Gil, Teresi, 3. Kobs, Soule, Thoreh Folk, Waliczek. Row 2 Sandona, Cwik, Cohen, Kula, Pistorio, Fasano, Cutinello, Lee. 1 7 POLISH CLUB Top Row. Hellas, Sergott, Urbanek, Bochontin, John- son, Serwitz, Goron. Row 3. Weglorz, Moulton, Krzy- zclr, P'oro, Sesionowski, Pcsko, Sfopinski. Row 2. Ko- ziol. Folk, Wesolowski, Janszeuski, Wrezesinski, Moza, Duroy, Czmielewski. Front Row. Adowski, Tamille, Larson, Miss Mazur, Fifte, Posfuszka, Mifea. POLISH CLUB Top Row. Kapko, Sosnowski, Czornecki, Przbylski, POLISH CLUB - Top Row. Hauseemon, Kwiewcz, Jensen, Dorocloc Zaremba, Kuzcac. ,Row 2. Bielowski, Lemberg, Kol- Joblowski, Plucinski. Row 3. Jops, Soczewo man, Dziedzic, Koslbo. Front Row. Gcc, Kempo, Kmicek, Morcinkiewicz, Soluga, Jonczck Kwistkowski, Miss Mozur, Stock, Pociosk. Row 2. Dcxrsch, Husch, Krokowski, Schrom, Pinkowk- sk1, Wcsicki, Bartosik. Front Row. Wyszczelski Eleinschmidf, Wifzak, Miss Mozur, Dembinski uhns. 'MH POLISH CLUB Top Row. Knapick, Czysczon, Gronek, Kamienski, Stasiak, Szmurlo, Borowczyk, Barton. Row 2. Bialis, Ball, Burns, Pietras, Pyter, Desecki, Michaels. Front Row. Wronski, Witek, Moll, Miss Mazur, Kwierczyn- ski, Komarnicki, Florczyk. cpoliolfl Wtym terminie w polskich klasach studenci dowiedzieli sie czemu moga byc dumni z bohatera Ameryki - Generala Tadeusza Kosciuszko. Cyztali, bowiem, ze Kosciuszko byl nie tylko dzielnym oficerem ale i militar- nym geniuszem. Zwyciestwo pod Saratoga to Kosciuszki Zasluga. A z miasta West Point wybudowal tortece ktora wygladata jak piekny park i tak go Zamaskowal ze Anglicy byli is KN 'MJ POLISH CLUB Top Row. Devience, Molen, Harris, Wolf, Osborne, Burzinski, Kowalski, Juchowski. Row 3. Bywalec, Wisniewski, Wasilewski, Olszewski, Breski, Humberf, Kalman. Row 2. Grzesiak, Maras, Lucas, Brown. Jones, Tessler, Kachka, Waichuli. Front Row Pietrzyk, Zaiae, Olszewski, Miss Mazur, Johnsef- Goralczyk, Levanooski. Qlub latwo pobici. West Point takze stalo sie militararna akademia na Kosciuszki recomen dacje. Studenci takzi czytali ze Kosciuszko, nawet przed Lincolnem, zrozumial potrzebe mu- rzynow i w testamencie ktory powierzyl Jefer- sonowi, zostawil wszystkie swoje posiadlosci na wykupienie ich z niewoli i na ich wykszt- alcenie. - 273 LATIN CLUB Top Row. Summerhill, Kutzman, Dieball, Stenson, Fleiner, Rogers, Frahm. Row 4. Watanode, Wec- ver, Rogers, DaBaers, Watkins, Snyder. Row 3- Pikula, Sherwin, Dockan, Sepanick, Taxis. Row 2. Vivito, Pascentc, Jarbigian, Wishes, Mr. Culbertson. Front Row. Huff,Purtell, Lavaccare, Kostrzewa, For- ster. fcifin Cousa Sodalitatis Latinae est increscere scientiam linguae Latinae et ejus initil antiqui. Ad eas res conficiendas, soclales orationes habent de multis partibus cultus Latini. Climax rerum semestris est testo omnium linguorum olienarurn. Plurirni stu- LATIN CLUB Top Row. Krueger, O'Malley, Berent, Goldstein. Chmuro, Magananzi, Cabay. Row 2. Urbas- zewswski, Wong, Mylander, Hoffman, White, Kutyna. Front Row. Bush, Finley, Mr. Culbertson, Franke, Donford, Blair. 621416 denteg linguarum et puellae ex aliis gymnasiis selectis aderunt ad hanc festam. Studentes Lanenses reperiunt linguam Latinam non mortuarn esse: - illi ei inspirant propter suum zelum inspiratum. LATIN CLUB Top Row. Follingstad, Karuhn, Kalayta, Bieze, Paul, Harris, Refakes, Row 3. Hoyt, Barnec, O'Dell, Over- peck, Schwertfeger, Froelich. Row 2, Mr. Culbert- son, Kctsoulous, Frantzen, Vogt, Carlson, Lucheon. Front Rowl Litz, Ellgass, Frey, Farina, Sandstrom. 2721 GERMAN CLUB T0-P Rcw. Kochan, Gunning, Wright, Rackl, Seifert, Wittbrod, bustafson. Row 3. Walker, Lynge HelCief,,VV.Ikens, Stahl, Baumann. Row 2. Hart- man, Simoncelli, Winiarz, Niccll, Paper, Miss Biz- iak. Front Row. Young, Gasik, Bonness, Oomens Leeders, Mataya. 1 i 1 i ermcufl Qlub Der Deutschuntericht in Lane unterrichtet nicht nur eine Sprache mit grossem Einfluss und grosser Wichtigkeit, sondern bringt uns in Kontakt mit einer bedeutenden kulturellen Entwicklung. Der kompetente Lehrkoerper Iehrt nicht nur die notwendige Grammatik und Vokabeln, sondern praesentiert interessantes Lesematerial. Die Filme, die Touren, und gesellschaftlichen Versammlungen ergaenzen das Programm. GERMAN CLUB Top Row. Carras, Schuelke, Johnson, Loris, Schmitt, Kasprzak, Shongraw, Koschnitzke. Row 2. Brooks, Frank, Judah, Traum, Rumbler, Sebastian, Blake. Front Row. Wehde, Matthes, Ziegeldorf, Mr. Begun, Wildt, Schultz. GERMAN CLUB Top Row. Swanson, Frank, Schmidt, Fostia, Rock, Gi- rard, Bakes. Row 4. Burke, Bucolt, Spaetn, Pen- nigsdorf, Skarulis, Bosenbecker. Row 3. Lawrenz, Herbon, Young, Baker, Davidor. Row 2. Miss Bizjak, Blanchard, Kaiser, Lindy, Jacoby, Heyog, Calog. Front Row. Fahlgren, Hale, Gunther, Cross, Swanson. GERMAN CLUB Top Row. Rusnak, Wallace, Hanchar, Surga, Velde P'arey, Neigebauer. Row 3. Mitchell, Berner, Chris- tensen, Longsar, Brenner, Eschrer. Row 2. Mrs Adams, Felbinger, Goveia, Grubb, Gibisch, Elkin Front Row. Hooker, Waigand, Schmitz, Petersen Blume, Bacon. GERMAN CLUB Top Row. Frank, Stoecker, Howard, Kruse, Zwerg, Bosman. Row 3. Weil, Netzel, Collins, Pempek, Hahn. Row 2. Rcitachie, Chapnick, Osmundsen, Yamada, Herr, Miss Biziak. Front Row. Jameson, Duv, Lodwich. Nopa, Rest. GERMAN CLUB D Top Row Lafrentz, Graber, Burgh, MUFGWSKI, Braun Row 3. Flooding, Hauser, Albrecht, Tyndall, Micek Manda. Row 2. Daniel, Nesbif, Prince, Brenner, Getterer, Front Row Miller, Mahler, Mr. Begun Delia, Geiser. GERMAN CLUB Top Row. Hirsch, Dohwal, Kopanke, Duy, Uchida, B9dGmmer.- Row 3. Fermoyle, Duke, Larson Ro- glnske, Mlllegl Row 2. Mrs. M. Adams 'Duy einerman, iti, N ku FI f R - ' Kuplsch, GaTe?y, SKnez.Ono O on ow Feds' GERMAN CLUB Top Row. Kelley, Stueber, Miller, Anderson, LePere Lewkowich. Row 4. Bonovitz, Hamrnerberg, Healy' Adolf, Gerorer, Lieber. Row 3. Bohlenhorsf, Furul sho, Berzing, Lagus, Kojzarek, Woshoo. Roy 2, Mosoff Donner, Poynter, Schnorr, Rocks. From Row. Mr. Begun, Dorow, Johnson, Schiller, Wqrmof- GERMAN CLUB Top Row. Worrell, Banke, Kramer, Hahl, Heiden Bruchan, Harris. Row 3. Klepitch, Schager, Haze Walsh, Stoboe, Jacoby. Row 2. Ferrantelli, Steiner Stange, Hary, Schoene, Barton. Front Row. Ga gainis, Waters, Mrs. Adams, Anderson, Prather. GERMAN CLUB Top Row- Bradshaw, Dzierzanowski, Thomas, Blank, Foley, Friese, Wargo, Waskow. Row 3. Janczewski, Perlick, Isbell, Davis, Sabacinski, Jaonisch, Krueger. Row 2. Miss Biziak, Malkin, Yi, Simmons, Arra, Asato. Front Row. Ernst, Makis, Buchta, Bruner, Noftke. GERMAN CLUB Top Row. Klobucnik, Krueger, Cordes, Hochrein De Fiesta, Getz, Soskich. Row 4. Grossmann, Pava- sars, Manning, Brodrueck, Sladarifz, Hoeppner. Row 3. Holt, Reinlie, Kramer, Anderson. Row 2 Lesch, Lang, Lerch, Barnl-mart, Koenig. Front Row Paulus, Woltersdorf, Mrs. Adams, Zirnis, lchishita 1 'W' M 1 GERMAN CLUB Top Row. Schneider, Kuppin, Fernschuss, Ulbrich Egloff, Plaftner, Curtis. Row 2. Gordon, Svitok, Leinweoer, Welther, Northfield, Dicker. Front Row. Danenberg, Darth, Cantor, Mrs. Adams, Leekow, Janulaifis. GERMAN CLUB Top Row. Richard, Sedlak, Meierdierks, Cross, Beat- on, Herr, He:nen. Row 3. Lome, Pifner, Pritikin, Rosen, Carson, King. Row 2. Roberts, Schmidt, Arozon, Bueffner, Brems, Schmidf, Tebo. Front Row. Johnson, Rafhsam, P'oIikoff, Wehrmeister, Krause, Mr. Begun. GERMAN CLUB Top Row. Jersky, Hansen, Dier, Timon, Lamping, Appelhans, Sedliri. Row 4. P'rzybyla, Vogel, Frank, Petersen, Konrad, Dawson. Row 3. Littman, Buch- holz. Nudelman, Olson, Fuenfle, Massel, Schlepp. Row 2. Miss Blzjok, Klein, Johnson, Mesikapp, Mel- one. Front Row. Allen, Andersen, Bauer, Bowers, Preuss. X f Mr - 5 , AQ f f Y V N www W4 X xx K 3 - ' ,xx X X R S N? N x iq Q Y X ' ,, nf? X k an i 3 71 iss-we vc... gg , ,f '.litlNi gym and Sport THE MEGAPHONE AMPLIFIES the leading cheers of the Lone cheering section. PORTS INVOLVE not only the playing of a game, but the qualities of honesty, sportsmanship, skill, and temperance. With the coming and going of the seasons, each sport comes and goes in an annual car- ousel at Lane. In January, the Lane cogers start their accelerated basketball games of rebounds, dribbling, and free-throws, while the wrestling and track teams are also active. With the arrival of March, the Great Ameri- can Pastime , baseball, begins. Our school becomes suddenly baseball-minded as our skillful nine don their gloves and spiked' shoes, THE TUG OF WAR pits even power against even power in the Gym Two body-building workout. grab bats, and begin the spring warm-up. A- bout this time track meets become prominent, tennis, golfing, crew, and our mermen down in the pool also make their mark on our out- standing athletic record. The beginning of school in September also opens the football season for us. Gym begins too, and Laneites become physically fit through daily activity in exercise and games. A little later with the advent of the winter, sports such as ice skating, gymnastics, and fencing begin. The constant prowess of the School of Champions teams throughout the years continues to be felt by our opponents. PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION Left In Right. Mr. Jareczek, Mr. Dressler, Mr. Left Io Right. Mr. Bannor, Mr. Valentine, Mr Friedman, Mr. Farber, Mr. R. Buchanan. Pegel, M.. Wallenta, Mr. Schaefer. Cphyoical fwclucccfion TI-H: EARLY AFTERNOON SUN adds a worm glovvto fresnmen lining up for a body-building workout. 'RWE Mr Swenson Mr. Blocker, Mr. Ellis Laneites taking the physical education course are taught that a person must develop his mind and body. Students learn how to prevent diseases and care for their bodies, in the weekly health classes by means of lectures and films. ln Lane's pool, a student must take beginning and intermediate swimming, and then may go on to becoming a life guard. The PHYSICAL EDUCATION Standing. Mr. McDade, Mr. Papciok, Mr. Ring. Seated. Mr. Newman, Mr. Monasin, Mr. Labant. gymnasium is where the Laneite develops his body on the chinning bar, ropes, rings, and mats, and participates in many active games and events. Groans and grunts continue to flow from the student until he can adroitly handle his exercises. The coaches work hard and long with the underdeveloped youth to create a fully developed man. 283 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Standing. Mr. Perlstein. Seated. Mr Siebert Left to Right. Astato, Foley, Behmer, Coach Ellis, Finley, Friedlieb, Mistak. ennio LEFi COACH ELLIS DELIVERS A BRIEF LECTURE to some new members of the tennis team. MIDDLE WITH CORRECT FORM Mistak serves a hard smash. RIGHT LEFT HANDER Friedlib's serve is closely observed by Mangerten and Coach Ellis. 'X AU . X -L 'Sf' -Q The Lane racketmen are directed by Coach Ellis. Six men make up the full first string team, tour singles and a doubles team. The players are seeded, that is, placed according to their equally seeded opponents of compet- ing schools. The boys practice every day after school during the season building strong legs and arms at the tennis courts in Horner and California parks. They will be trying to repeat their l957 city championship. 1' . .1 L FI ,L 284 Left to Right. Back Row. Stuart, Swanson, Haze, Sostarich, Mr. Buchanan. Front Row. Meyer, Wilk. LEFT LOOKING DOWN HIS CLUB and the ball at the same, Thomson makes his putt. MIDDLE LEFT WITH A POWERFUL STROKE Wilk starts his game and tees off. MIDDLE RIGHT KEEPING HIS EYE ON THE BALL through the entire stroke, Meyer drives. RIGHT THE RIGHT PLACES to get off his fairway shot, Swanson grimaces. The Lane Golf Club has been active now for twenty-five years. It consists of Lane's eight best golfers. They strive for ultimate skill through practice. Coach Buchanan led the team to victory when they won the Chicago Championship twice in a row. With every new season comes the eager desire to win this high- est honor offered. BASEBALL TEAM Top Row. Coach Papciak, Manager Florczek, Mc- Govern, Soreghen, Church, Zinck, Otto, Felske Swensen, Baranowski, Touhy,, O'Connor, Christian: sen, Manager lwanicki. Row 3. Green, Blunda Banyai, Bland, Roach, Davidor, Cantor, Lesniak, aoeball With the coming of March, the Lane Tech baseball team donned their uniforms to begin the new l959 season after undergoing a few changes in organization. Coach Papciak is succeeding Coach Wallenta, who led the team to a 20 to 4 record last year. They gained the first berth in the North Section, but took second place in the city because of a 2 to l lass to the Taft nine. The games begin after school and run the course of fourteen practice and fourteen league games ending June 25. This year's demons of the diamond are led by Captain Jim Zinck, who is ably assisted by managers Robert Wallgren, Stan Ivanicki, and Wayne Florczyk. 'WINDING UP, Swenson gets prepared to put it in there. Dawson, Witt Montgomery, Manager Wahlgren, Row 2. Tischy, Alvarado, Reed, Vernocke, Hrycyk, Houck, Roth, Ryniec. Front Row. Krueger, Mika, Bernstein, Morales, Muszynski, Simmons, Carbonara, Andrews, Coleman, Schiller. Bk' .r S-.- K 4 M f THE POWERFUL SWING of Ryniec was intended for a homer 286, Q 4 Ts S WITH THE BALL SPEEDING TOWARDS FIRST Lukosik races to the bose. SLIDING IS IMPORTANT on the close ones and Zink knows it. COACH PAPCIAK USES LINGUISTIC ATHLETICS to tell Felski of his feelings HEADING FOR THIRD is Lesniok, and he gets waved on to home. mf CHESS AND CHECKERS CLUB Top Row- Bolko, Koumiss, Fritzler, Zoboff, Roth, Buschmonn, Bungerf. Row 2, Mr, Duskin, Novinson, Hoffsfodfer, Priemer, Kane, P-olikoff, Front Row. Winninger, Glowinke, Just, Diehl, Kane. Cf? LIGOOI cufncl Qheckero THINKING FIVE MOVES AHEAD, Zunes ond Novinson try to remember what their first was going to be. VGLU CREW TEAM Top Row lVarsityl. Manager Pacelli, Bielinski, Captain Ahlgren, Estrup, Carlson, P'apke, Sauer, gaplain gesecki, lvgaurer, Coach Kotsakas. e er oxswain eymour Front Row Uuniorsl. Casey, Ruck, Meyer, Belke, Dryer, Chapak, Madriles, Carlson, Hieshima, Watt. The art of rowing is a skill which requires endless hours of practice. Attaining precision and coordination is the foundation for all good crews. The stinging spray, the steady, un- flinching rhythm ot the oars, plus the thrill of tough competition form the excitement and love that one must have for the sport. The team is sponsored by Mr. Heflin, Captains Desecki and Ahlgren direct activities, and the crew is coached by Mr. John Kotsakis of the University of Illinois. Lane teoms have won the Central State Championship H957-l958l and have placed in the National Rowing Champ- ionship Regatta in Detroit. SURF FROTHS ALL AROUND as the crewmen THE PIER STRAINS under the muscles of the crewmen as they place the shell in the woter under the direction of the cox. ,W-ef - rc ,, k s a futile f Hempfling's dunk ball. Each year in November, tryouts forthe Frosh-Soph and Varsity basketball teams be- gin. The two teams, coached by Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Ellis, are eventually established and the selected players begin upon the tedious task of getting into shape for the opening game. This year, as always, Lane was privi-- leged to have both teams perform excep- tionally well. The Frosh-Soph, captained by Edward Kilarski, finished with a record of five and four, and finished fourth in their div- ion in the North Section. The Varsity, captain- ed by Jesse Alvarado, was a little more fortunate. They finished with a seven and two record which won them second place in their division. VARSITY Lane 88 Taft Lane Amundsen Lane Lakeview Lane Waller Lane Von Steuben La ne Sullivan Lane Senn Lane Schurz Lane Roosevelt SOPH Lane Taft Lane Amundsen Lane Lakeview Lane Waller Lane Von Steuben Lane Sullivan Lane Senn Lane Schurz Lane Roosevelt T FROSH-SOPI-I BASKETBALL S39 ROV- ,MOHOQEY Noble, O'Connor, Weyde, Hag- prom, Schuller, Garclula, Row 2. Manager Pankow, Rappas, Bland, Francke, Bauman, Coach Ellis. Front ow. Green, Habetler, Kularski, Bellande, Roach. VARSITY BASKETBALL Top Row. Manager Anderson, Corduan, Logan, Tan- ke, Plocar, Beaton, North. Row 2. Deerjen, Church, Mizialko, Reed, Soskich, Roth, Coach Buchanan. Front Row. Felske, Hempfling, Alvarado, Swenson, Zinck, Manager Carlson A ONE SHOT FOUL goes up ond eager eyes are on the ball. 291 ROLLER CLUB To Row. Gre orich Oankow Lohner Care I an- P Q 1 , 1 Y, W icki, Zayadu, Czerwinski, Lesch, Gruber. Row 5 Graziano, Hein, Jopezyk, Weeks, Heinz, Thiele Sepanik, W'yno, Gunther, Ruboy. Row 4- Stasiek Matjzak, Rock, Florczyk, Solberg, Doyle, Grzelak Jarosz, Grochawski. Row 3. Frank, Skora, Hyland Sroka, Dyokas, Clark, Palkovics, Stipati, Pietrzyk Hume. Row 2. Piluski Kasprzak, Silva, Towalski Thompson, Mack, Buckwinkler, Kasprzak, Williams: Front Row. Zawllk, Foster, Just, Mr. Fober, Wehr- meister, Homcn, Schluter. ICE SKATING TEAM Top Row. Coach McDade, -Alf, Lindberg, Carlson Guy, McGuire, Rohde, Coach Bannor, Christofidis Captain Marti, Bishop, Rich, Milewski, Foley, Wal- ton, Hill, Gustafson, Szymell, Anderson, Naaty Hickman. Front Row. Kruempelstaedter, Hodge Sta-nkiewitz, Captain Schmitzer, Erickson, Teufel Faryeni, Massel, Fogelberg, Stipati, Mortorano. GYMNASTICS TEAM Top Row. Hire, Bubenheimer, Rzeszewskl, Mannina Sauer, Lawrenz. Row 3. Brooks, Broker, Kedzie Doll, Carlson. Row 2. Newey, Bleyer, Garsee, Mor- ales, Duke. Front Row- Zaucha, Woltersdorf, Mr Valentine, Kutyna, Godawa. u., . BEAUTIFUL FORM is posed as Louis Morales EVERY MUSCLE AND LIGAMENT is used in a does a cartwheel on the side horse. cross on the rings by Larry Mraz. Gymnastics is actually made up of two separate teams: gymnastics and tumbling. These groups practice alternately after school, and a ninth period gym class is devoted en- tirely to gymnastics. The boys train under the practiced eye and skillful demonstration of Coach Dressler and Captain Art Wildner. Diligent practice on side horses, parallel bars, and other equipment brings awards. This sea- son the team took third place in city compet- ition, while the nimble tumblers took first place. With Mr. Faber as their sponsor the Rolling lndians have become titty strong. At the meet- ings twice a month at Riverview Roller Rink, boys practice for the big party of the semester. President William Holman, Vice-President Tom Lesch, and all other members of the group get all spruced up to entertain the tem- inine guests at the party which concludes the semester. Under Captain Schmitzer of the senior team and Captain Marti of the junior team, and the prompting of Coach Bannor, the ice skating team consisting of thirty men placed in nine events in the city meet, enabling them to secure second place in the city competition. The intramural meet held at Lane determines the members of the team. Much ofthe practice is done by the boys alone. The one meet held in late January is the only competition. . - 'Wg in rig. ,i v, J. SENIOR TRACK TEAM Top Row. Stiewc, Stanphill, Dahms, Sfamison, Mro- Gasiorcwski, Foss, Peterson, Fagan, Kouchoukos, fzek Voigt, Golden, Kaiser, Cacioppo, Row 4. Wascho, Coach Jareczek. Row 2. Melone, Ham- Pruski, Giornelli, Milewski, Flooding, Kelpin, Rosch- mar, Colvin, Wagner, Brerns, Brown, Bunda. Front man, Szyrncak, Thiel, Hofmann. Row 3. Tincher, Row. Gianpicolo, Nuccio, Focht, Gotta, Falcone. rack Caeccm 294 JUNIOR TRACK TEAM Top Row. Young, Fleischhacker, Clausen Lech, Jareczek. Row 2. MI B H' ' Maffhes, Johnson, Rapp.v Row 3. Tincher, Ghi- Schwager, Mitsui, Forslar?d?ne'Fron2wR:osir'. niggas' menri, Gruse, Kelly, Mitera, Englesfeen, Coach Hruska, Nakamura, Kostak, Fogelberg. ' uf qQilJv9HlF'.L- ,253-' -W Aww mu 'fb w J , X bv W x 'lf .UK envy! ,, V, Q f M4-. ind wimming WITH UPSWEPT ARMS, city champions Lavern Powell, Wilk, ond Friedman prepare to dive. The Lane swimming pool plays host to mermen of widely diversified aquatic ability. The motto Every Lane boy a swimmer, every swimmer a lite saver conveys the zeal and enthusiasm with which Laneites exhibit their quest for greater swimming proficiency. To assist the swim instructors and watch over the safety of the pupils, who are required to pass two semesters of swimming, we have a capable staff of Iifeguards. Those boys who exhibit unusual swimming ability in their swim classes are asked to try wt or-mm THIS CROWD IS GOING TO MAKE A BIG SPLASH as they dive into Lane's beautiful tiled swimming pooll out tor the swim team. Here they are given the opportunity to develop their talent. The tact thot they have won tour city champion- ships and captured firsts in all events in the North-West Section Relays, breaking six rec- ords, is ample testimony tor superior talent and training. Under Coach Swenson and his assistant, Mr. Lehman, the undeveloped resources of Lane's swimming talent are molded into ci junior and senior team whose respective captains Lavern and Friedman have led them to many victories. LSULPING A CHUNK OF AIR, Merman OLYMPIC FORMS are mimicked by Webb, Hanson takes another pace-setting stroke. Lavern, and Bullis. I, LIFE GUARDS Top Row. Waters, Olle, Jokiel, Bower, Palmer, Wal- Ioce, Steigelman, Lepere, Anderson, Kallwitz. Row 5. Spaeth, Johnson, Kuchenbecker, Sturm, Stiff, Johnson, MacDonald, Ahlgren. Row 4. Popke, Neidl, Kolnig, Williamson, Weager, Lazik, Barnic- JUNIOR SWIM TEAM Tap Row. Dechant, Buendicks, Sward, Anderson, Lyall, Duckman, Mallet, Nagel, Coach Swenson. Row 2. Liepold, Matzl, Estrup, Wilk, Rodgers, Powell, Sriver. Fronf Row. Reimers, Schmidt, Leber, Fletre, Bullis, Kuhlman, Lavern. kol, Zojal. Row 3. Fabie, Lavern, Webb, Fuenfie Dishman, MacArthur, Klug. Row 2. Engler, Ib- sen, Krupa, Buchta, Ghimeafi, Zimmer, McHale Morales. Front Row. Richter, Hall, Malkin, Fai german, Mr. Pegel, Frank, Nowakowski, Nelson SENIOR SWIM TEAM Top Row. Sturm, Kehoe, MacDonald. Row 3 Cach Swenson, Shifrin, Hanchar, Jokiel, Sfeiglman Meiclierierks, Friedman, Nielson, Duke, White, Zils Dean. Row 2. Stayarrt, Webb, Jacobson, Kuchen- becker, Romashko, Rosen. Front Row. Fogormon Morales, Whelter, Hart, Yomada, Hegen, Hansen BOWLING CLUB Top Row. Schwarfz,CIark, Kramer, Kornacker, Swan son, Helden, Piehl, Dzierzanowski. Row 5. Nevin- ski, Jablonski, Bialas, Sloma, Perlick, Snyder, Gel? ner Ball, Row 4. Sliff Hale Haze Ha r , , , , be , Roth, Rydberg, Nowakowski, Tofel. Row 3. Seifz, lncroc- ci, Cimochowski, Gecan, Geltner, Medenwald, Szar- zinskl. Row 2. Kessenich, Dassi, Sonnichsen, To walski, Maronn, Dick, Nonaka. Front Row. Mos- off, Sabacinski, Blair, Coach Sieberf, Waslcow Florczyk. 1 BOWLING CLUB Top Row. Matuszak, Schwartz, Wiesinger, Wienski, Narr, Orchard, P'eterson, Lomax. Row 5. Jackson Quinn, Williams, Olson, Suppo, O'Kasick, Shuchmanf Row 4. Remback, Young, Sokulski, Okinski, Zuccar- ello, Milich, Tsuti, Watson. Row 3. Wadzinski, Krause, Kuhns, Dubinski Doheny, Mulsoff, Williams. Row 2. Nuimeyer, Walsh, Russo, Johnson, James, Rocks, Goldstrom, Baumann. Front Row. Stein- bach Frailey, Weidner, Leeders, Coach Sieberf, Dob- cowolski, Martin. INDIAN DANCERS Top Row. Northfield, Lulkin, Pahlke, Johnson, Tur- ineffi, Vaccaro, Felish. Row 3. Quasf, Koenig, Boehm, Blanchefte, Griesbach, Garrett, Farina, Mac- chione, Webb. Row 2. Hardy, Wahlgren, D'As- canio, Mr. Faber, Kowal, Maurer, Barnhart, Front Row. Keylicky, Johnson. 2 owling Snclicufi - cuficero Lane is privileged to have under the ex- pert guidance of Mr. Siebert one of the best organized bowling clubs in the city. The group is composed of 370 boys who meet on either Monday or Thursday to fulfill a thirty- five week schedule of competition. Not only does the sport provide a great deal of fun for the participant but it also enables him to become a more accomplished bowler. This is exemplified by Brian Lewis, a Lane boy, who finished sixth out of eighty-four thousand entries in the National Singles Christmas Tournament. The Indian Dancers, attired in multi-colored plumes and authentic costumes, bring alive Lane's symbol in a dazzling performance of color, drum beats, and tinkling of bells. Spon- sored by Mr. Piper, and with Robert Wahlgren as tribal chief, the fdancers perform at assem- blies, socials, athletic contests, and even at other schools. A similiar group is the cheer-- leaders, sponsored by Coach Farber. Their aim is to liven school spirit at all athletic contests. These two groups have one common purpose: that of developing within each stu- dent a feeling of loyalty and respect toward Lane Tech. BOWLING CLUB Top Row. Leschinski, Rothgeb, Pyzik, Lee, Harold, Kunzen, Kordig, Schranz, Herzog, Cabay. Row 7. Wahlfeil, Thompson, Andreen, Razgaitis, Garden, Schwartz, Wagner, Marx. Row 6. Arazan, Le- dene, Japczyk, Litteau, Bauer, Loewe, Becker, John- son. Row 5. Werdell, Overpeck, Mapes, Hokanson, Bang, Schwager, Manning, Sleeman. Row 4. Swin- banks, Se ferlich, Anders, Rosete, Grasser, Beise, Nieman, Clqausen, Mueller. Row 3. Spondouris, Williams. Prince, Bucholtz, Revere, Stuerzl, Bischoff, Pongetti, Rudek. Row 2. Howell, Nadolski, Pop- nert, Cook, Ring, Tardio, Savitski, Kuhlman. Front Row. Walle, VonBergen, Brubaker, Brandstetter, Mr. Siebert, Jablonski, Litka, Saluga. BLOOD CURDLING SCREAMS accompany the throbbing tom-toms as the Indian dancers do the rabbit dance. Qheerlecxclc-:ro CHEERLEADERS TOP Row. Coach Farber, Chmielewski, Mattensan Russo, Epstein. Front Row. Krebs, Kampg, SPUR 8- SADDLE CLUB Mounted. Von Neffe, Bielinski, Sylvester, Thomp- Hennessy, Zwerg, Felbinger. Row 2. Kopanke, son, Skrzyp, Esau. Row 4. Rosenberg, Onischak, Mc Avoy, Sille, Zschau, Cole, Feinerman, lbarra, Orze, Korg, Class, Muenzenmoy, Lambert. Row 3. Prayer, Naue. Front Row. Revoir, Duke, Nass, Massey, Boehm, Marklund, Fulton, Benson, Berry, Bonke, Breede, Myers, Brando, Franson. The Lane Spur and Saddle Club seeks to Skrzyp carry on the administrative activities provides the finest horseback riding for its at the club under the fine sponsorship of Mr, enthusiastic horse-loving members. President Churillo. Besides the weekly riding sessions HaIThomson,Vice-President George Bielinski, at the Happy Day Stables, the Spur and Treasurer Ron Rosenberg, and Secretary Jim Saddle Club plans hayrides and parties. THE TRUSTY STEEDS trot prettily as the Spur and Saddle club put them through their paces. BUSINESS MANAGERS Top Row. Terranovo, Gerhard, Washco, Korczynski. Front Row. Mulay, Ropinske, Korczynski, Schaefer. Sports is a big business here at Lane. The business managers, under the direction of Coach Schaefer, are responsible for all the school teams' publicity. They put up posters announcing the interschool team games. They Every boy has some athletic ability in him. Because of existing conditions, many boys who really want to cannot join the regular frosh-soph and varsity teams. That is why in- tramurals were created. Intramural sports g-ive every boy a chance to express himself athletically. ln this program, individuals, or division teams can compete for coveted first, second, and third place patches. Because each distribute and sell tickets to these games, and after the games they count the tickets to figure out the attendance. When it comes to the business of sport events, nothing is left undone by these boys. participant need only play a few times a month after school, it does not consume much time. Each season more than half of the div- isions are represented. Coach Farber is the fireball organizer behind this well- rounded intramural program which includes baseball, basketball, volleyball, track, and the 2l basketball shooting tournament. INTRAMURALS Top Row. Mr. Farber, Rusnak, Touhey, Swensen, Kleinsmidt, Andrews, Otvos. Front Row. Kim, Nor- wood, Becker, Korczynski, Korczynski. '- A,-eiiarmsfzifqs 45 X .V Q , l,,.,.,,.i- Wm M- --MM, ,mr ,hr if f 301 Z g 2, , - A' ,NJ , - , , 6. , CHAMPION MILER Joseph Pruski comes in CRANE, AUSTIN AND LANE vie for first place from the way ahead as Coach Jareczek calls his time. V000 Running the regulation one and nine-tenth miles in the chill autumn air, the Lane cross country Harriers increased their pace through daily practice in the stadium, under the direc- tion of Coach Jareczek and Captain Robin Turbo. They entered in thirteen meets, and had the city individual novice champion, very beginning at Horner Park meet, ou ntry fifteen medals and one trophy. Highlights of the season were the five-mile run at the Univ- ersity of Chicago, second place in city meet, and the fourth place taken by the team in competition with 273 other teams in the state. Captain Robin Turbo placed fourth out cf l54 runners in the state meet. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Left to Right. Sol, Melone, Olson, Gianpicolo, Pruski, Knapp, Brerns, Johnson, Milewski, Flooding, Purtell, Carlson, Scharpenberg, Peterson, Wogner, Foss, Bowers, Alf, Nakamura, Budzyn, Schmitzer, Coach Jareczek. Center. Turba. The day in to win ions. l-luett 303 WRESTLING TEAM Sorce, Sliwa. Row 2. Zaucha, Stamer, Maeshibo, Top Row. Chmielewski, Benn, Schultz, Stedman, Coach Manasin, Huett, Caruso, Altenburg, Tipescu. Mrozcek, Stamison Clark, Mcl.anis. Row 3. Stauff, Front Row. Anderson, Rocks, Sherman, Muraoka, Szezepaniak, Gotta, Corrado, Tarpey, Lundberg, Mies, Uchiyama. rc-:otling matmen who meet in Gym Four every the early part of winter, are continuing recognition for the School of Champ- ln the '58-'59 season, Captain Carl guided his team to the city and state A BONEBREAKING PIN is executed by Caruso over Pentell of Schurz. finals. Each mem ber competed in his weight division and had to win a fall or bout by pin- ning his opponent's shoulders to the mat. ln all, Coach Manasin's matmen placed tive men in city competitio IW. THE l2O POUND DlVlSlON grappler Tipescu ITIUS cies out a victory over Tilden's Daniels ,...,,,..,...--..-- , --. -.GA-.X - ---ff -- nw , W..-.v,,,,..,,,,-v fi f e f H N X f f 9 MQ , H + U ' Q? X Q 1 f lc X x I. I fig W, 0 , , f EQ , f, W. Q XX --X W 5' f 7' x . ' ' A. W . , , ? QXM14 4 L. . 4. ky? , X A ' if f ? f r ' 4 if f , A , ' l R X f 2 gi . 5 U f I X V J ' M ' nf ,S if ff ff ' Q 1 ' IW!! ,f ' yf V! f .ef ' g .x-yu 10 A , r X , 0 ,. , X ff, I kr uf eww fm 'z fe ,f X 1 Nw 'ff ff - 'f X 6 ff far f s f Q fig Q I Q' 1 A' K if W , ga X ff ff crroify gootball AGAINST THE BACKDROP of Soldier Field, POUNDING ON despnte the :ron lake grnp of one brings down Lundbloms stor player, George Hudson. a Steinmetz player IS Sol Nucclo vwwfmwwmyncvmwfwmwwfmn- The high spirited varsity football team was P. ', X ' Q-76 '- -'-Jw-,sf,,, ' 'W--N-s-if-,,,.... W.. ,, ,.,,,,,, ,, ,,,, , vm, ,W , , fl 1 ....,. , .r .M,,.,, ,,,, W, ,, .,,,c..-,,,.,,,,,,.,.,,.m..,,,c.d7 N.: -,t.-.,.,l,-Y Y . -. . .Y,, -..-N .0 ,M ---Ye. vm. -- W A 3 if u fm f, W f , ' 4? - f f n f , tr., ' yum as if E 5 df, , A A 7, I 1 A I 5 If 'Z . , vi ', V72 1 ? , ., , 1 r , . V 0, wma ,t 2 . t f fl J I A , 2 J ' ,i ' ' 4 -- 7 , 1 M! H M fe? iw' ' 4 ' ,, ,,, Z 2 '- W ,- , X, Z V, V X. 'i '22 s V,-V, M, ,lg j ' ,- ,, . 4 ,1. 'f 4' ' ' Al ff -L M f' ,. , 2 . i i? X ' ' , , f , 5' ff , , 'X ,.:: I ' ' ' 'K i , f f - , . I ry...-M-ti p M f me vf fx W ' U ' JZ Y s 'M ff ., '77 L' see' ! I Q ,rl sv 5 4, ,ki it ,'W'Ufwf X .H VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Top Row. Szymczak, Kelpin, Schwager, Matzl, Lie- pold, Hoase, Mroczek, Ulz, Skalski, Herzog, Kup- isch, Stamison, Logan, Bunda, Roschmonn, Gustaf- son, Engerman. Row 3. Oleksy, Kobs, Geschrey, Pace, Thiel, Giometti, Corduan, Harrington, Fagan, Gotta, Frank, Jacobson, Miller, Kouchoukos, Mc- Lanis, Olsen, Hofmann, Stavff. Row 2- Coach captained during the '58-'59 season by Bob Hansen fwho was awarded the honor of being named an all-state guard? and John Martin. Together with Coaches Manasin and Labant, they guided the team through a victorious season of six wins and one loss, and on to Soldier Field for the city playoffs. Here the gridders played championship football, beating their first opponent Lindblom. However, their second playoff game proved disastrous as hundreds of Lane rooters watched C.V.S. de- Labant, Staudenmayer, Bielawski, Nuccio, Caudle, Dura, Bozin, Argianas, Matoian, Hansen, Martin, Wolf, Oddo, Leino, Lollino, Grasso, Quast, Lundberg, Domanchuk, Coach Manasin, Front Row. Grady, Polizzi, Stamer, Silverman, Stams, Volger, Shipka, Bohman, Wakeham, lsakson, Focht, Eckhardt, Ek- strand, Hawk. feat Lane by only four points. Lane's gridders can certainly be proud of their fine record, and the school is certainly proud of them. Lane O Taft 0 Lane l9 Kelly 7 Lane 33 Harrison 7 Lane 7 Schurz 6 Lane l9 Lakeview 14 Lane 6 Austin 7 Playoffs Lane 27 Lindblom l3 Lane 9 Chgo. Vocational l3 SIX LANE STALWARTS close in to halt Steinmetz's scoring attempt. f- 96 f :Nahanni-nauifm FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL TEAM A Lost Row. Powell, Quast, Rohde, Koukal, Howanitz, Rancketti, Bowman, Treffy, Grunlund, Rapp, Haller, Koeppl, Krienitz, Rakebrand. Row 4. Hafer, Rich, Krauss, Cowley, Garcia, Leverenz, Stedman, Stiewe, Monroe, Marchi, Delia, Lech, Glass, Coach Bannor. Row 3. Coach Decker, Pinello, Gadomski, Anderson, Christotidis, Campise, Syzmell, Netzel, Mitera, Duy, Daniels, Buchhalz. Row 2. Mgr. Rios, Price, Blair Kebo, Chmielewski, Rogers, Clark, Matthes, l-loss, Gnadt, Canzaneri, Fleischhacker, Frank, Mgr. Cohen. Front Row. Taroev, Vanella, Guliana, Johnson, Zing- helm, Brhman, Ori, Kelly, Paalksnis, Behr, Tompkins. Koeppl, Krienitz, Rakebrand. Row 4. Hater, Rich, Koeppl, Krienitz, Rakebrand. Row 4. Hofer, Rich, 1 Handling the younger set, the frosh-soph team, is Coach Bannor. These potential var- sity gridders work just as hard ancl just as long after school as the varsity, but are re- stricted to playing teams of their category. Their schedule of games is just about the same as the varsity's, they played the frosh- soph teams of such schools as Schurz, Taft, Austin, as well as private and parochial schools. Their '58-'59 season record is a fine one too, showing only one loss, Coach Bannor can certainly be proud at his team, and Coach Manasin will be happy to receive many of them on the varsity team. LANE GRIDDER INTERRUPTS Kelly's player catching a pass that helped to decide a i9 to 7 Lane victory. 306 l K .mln LETTERMAN'S CLUB Top Row- Faust, Sfiewe, Kehoe, Dornanchuk, Fried man Srei elman. Hem flin Lie old Hanch i , Q D Q, D , Gr, Nel- sen, Dahms, Shifrin, Wehrmeister, Blank. Row 7. Kelpin, Mroczek, Stamison, Argianas, MacAurThur, Hansen, Kleinschmidf, Lindberg, Roschmann, Kalis, Touhey, Offo. Row 6. Wolfersdorf, MacDonald Mafoion, Bozin, Lazik, Scharpenberg, Milewiski, Ro gers, Turba, Moeller, King, Hill, Szymczak. Row 5 Kulyna, Stahnke, Kranz, Mason, Thiel, Duke, Hagen Wlebb, Sfayarf, White, Hofman, Ingallinera. Row 4 Bruner, Dzik, Modica, Kofowski, Korczynski, Fleisch- hacker, Foss, McLanis, Gallo, Jacobsen, Korczynski Norwood. Row 3. Hodge, Fagerman, Krueger, An drews, Knapp, Brems, Pruski, Focht, Gianpicolo, Ya- mada, Johnson, Conne. Row 2. Becker, Hawk Nuccio, Dean, Alvarado, Mr, Farber, Swensen, Voigl' Eckardf, Caudle, Hart. Front Row. Schmifzer, Na- kamura, Aullis, Sol, Fujimori, Morales, Sfaudenmayer Alfenburg, Kim, Huetl, Caruso. rock Soph gootlvccll DOWN AND READY TO GO the Gridders eagerly await the play that will gain yardage for the 7 to 6 nip over Schurz 1 'Fi' 1' . I' Paul Fagerrnan. captain of the swimming team, president of the Key Club, Tribune's outstanding senior from Lane, and winner of the Wabeno award, skillfully darts through water. Wabeno award winners are Arnold Swenson, Alan Schwartz, who also won the Rensselaer award, Mike Matoian, Leroy Schwarz, Fred Hoyt, Robert Johnson, who also won the American Legion award, Jim Wilson, Carl Barnickol, who also won the American Legion award, and Alex Bart, who is a nominee for the Bausch and Lomb Award for science and is math contest winner. Winner of the Chicago Home Des- sign Building award is Gerald Urban. Ready to run are Roger Lech, shot put city champion, James Fleisch- acker, junior city co-champion high jumper, Joseph Pruski, mile run senior city champion, Ray Nakamura, pole vault junior city champion, and Larry Wagner, triple broad jump city champion. Winners of the Chicago Home Des- sign drawing award are Finnegan, Camp, Piehl, Houck, Moeller, and Stahnke. Winner of the Bausch and Lomb award is Brian Hoffman. 54 1-Y-4 X , Donald HON, with MV- MOFHSSSY and Dr. Science Fair winners are Hirsch, Allman, and Addis. O'Mara, proudly exhibits his Junior Achieve- ment award for journalism. School o Qhampiono Chicago Daily News Silver Knight award for mathematics went to Laneite Brayton Gray. Warren Kostak, shown here competing in high jump, placed in pole vault at city indoor meet, junior division. Colonel Gary King won the City Championship for marksmanship. , ,958 5? ' ow' -...-.- ..... -..L -.J me STAMP CLUB Top.Row. Shapiro, Pslikoff, Harris, Wade, Gunther, M'yich, Wegmann. Front Row. Mr. Hjersfedf, Holmes l-lclzman, Larson, Guleserian. , . ...M H i l i f VARIED DEPARTMENTS Left to Right. Mr. Singer, social studiesg Mr. Broyde, mathernaticsg Mr. Reim, mechanical drawingg Miss Warkentien, English. aw .N-N .W was I CV'-7'iYl': Caffbey Clchonski Ryd VARIED DEPARTMENTS ' O O, 1 1 ' ' ' ' . 'ggrg Roihroliigrgra o, Row 2. Koredesl Wmfergerstl Standlng. - Mr. Richards, English, Mr. Johnson Grier Buschmarin, Yipp, Front Row. Flooding, g6r1el'Cll SCIGHCEQ Seated. Mr. PETSFSOY1, math- Gunferman, Frieclmafh Polikoff- ' ' ematicsg Miss Spraetz, Englishg Mrs. Y. Childs social sfudiesg Mr. Barnickol, chairman of phys ,J ,I O ical education. MODEL RAILROAD CLUB Top Row. Leffinqwell, Hansen, Wusniewski, Neidl, Sabota, Flansberg, Arkert. Row 3. Feiss, Misid- wiec, Peterson, Willard, Soltysik, Chrsltiansen. Row 2. Dumerer, Frideli, Rubenstein, Gustafson. Front Row. Para, Oswald, Mr. McErIean, Kapke, Guth. 'EY' VARIED DEPARTMENTS Top Row. Mr. Linden, drawing, Mr. Dean, machine shop, Mr. Tatsui, English, Mrs. Broder, English. Front Row. Mr. Szalinski, drawing, Mr. Luchitz, aviation shop, Miss Littleton, mathematics, Mrs. Gillett, English. ELEVATOR OPERATOR Mrs. Mar- garet Latka lends a heIping hand to teachers on upper floors. 3ll REST IN PEACE GLADYS ADAMS Lane was deeply grieved last November when Miss G. Adams, stricken with a heart attack, died. She was a most efficient teacher of mathematics, beloved by both students and fellow teachers. Miss Adams came here in l93l, after having taught for five years in Metropolis, Illinois, She was a graduate of Northwestern University where she received a bachelor's degree. Her warm, affectionate personality and her eagerness to help the students made her a favorite teach- er throughout her long stay here. GEORGE LOANE TUCKER The school was unfortunate this year to lose Mr. Tucker, whose untimely death of a heart attack occurred in January. Mr. Tucker was a teacher in the Chicago public schools for twenty-six years, He not only taught mechanical drawing here, but also the special course in structural steel drafting. Before embarking upon his teaching career, Mr. Tucker had been a licensed architect, the youngest to work on buildings for the Century of Progress exposition in l933. While at Lane he made many friends who will miss him deeply. l7l'lll'II6l'l6'6'I'PIL'lflf Their dreams are in the making, through effort, sweat, and toil. A newer dawn is breaking upon this fertile soil. The mist is slowly rising, with future coming near, The plans they were devising, approaching . . . almost here But in their aspirations they pause and look behind: And pleasant recollections refresh the weary mind. J' QQ 'vm wm, -.n ew, -... km . UUIQ , f- P I . ,ms Wi-ij! un 5 3, X' -N is V-. 1. ,. , ,gf I When that cherished day arrives you'll want a living record made by a professional photographer. 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