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

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WM 'Hifi r- JP m va 1 RRQWHE D Nation at Lane I960 I Edited, printed, and illustrated by the students of Lane Technical High School, Chicago, Illinois. 'ii Q wg fp' - 1 9 4'- 'fwff M I 1 V' fl WZY7 ' I If, M' ' . . ff ?Ep5fZ??4x,,:,z, 2 V .F TZU, ' ,ffmfgm 1, Q 3,40 ,,,f,,j.,f ,W I -12 ,gwy 4 K . . , , ,, , 4. A -fu wx, , K N JW 1 'Z' v-.2'W.,:' ' 7 .,., .P ,, Ff f wvvghff ,lf f t' ' t f i ' 34 M. - -fgu ,xx 4 . , . WM, ,x N ,ay Q ' vp? ,V ,Q , ..,.,, . 1, ,,. , Y f , 'QL nr 5 :N X 5 Q .. A 4 Marian f settle... l .CBO CQ T IS MORNING, and the masses are on the march. From all directions the proud processions arrive, the throngs of students advance- Soon there gathers outside the doors of Lane Tech a vast multitude! Then a bell rings, and suddenly they are seen no more. Where do they go? Do they stop? No, that is not possible, for a Lane student is always on the gol To him, idleness is inconceivable. Onward he moves through corridors and classrooms, textbooks and subjects, tests and grades. Upward he moves from semester to semester, freshman to senior, looking on to new friends and new experiences. But the motion through halls and semesters is a minor thing, controlled merely by the ringing of bells and the dates on calendars. This is something which every school has. There is another kind of motion-a type of motion that is gaining more and more fame for Lane as the years progress. lt is controlled only by the student's own initiative and willingness to work. It is the motion acquired by the constant increase in the amount of knowledge, capacity for understanding, and range of ability-a decisive factor in determining outside interests, personality, often his degree of maturity, and even his Outlook on life! Again, the Lane student excels. He is the student with the forward look -his feet on the ground for better traction, and his head in the skies for clear visibility. l-le's moving faster, because of Lane Tech, than ever before in previous years, gathering momentum with which to conquer the years ahead. Sdzfvrs Editors-in-Chief Ulrich Wicks Allon D. Jensen Photo Editor Lee Lipner Art Editor Williom Nelson 38 3 I-T---1 H271-,J . ,V ,K WITI-I TI-IE DAY'S FINAL bell still echoing in their ears, Laneites make a dash for home, 4-IN A FANTASY of white, aspirations, like arrows, are shot toward the stars from the Lane garaen. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Student Service Seniors . . Technical Subjects Academic Subjects Divisions Music , ROITC. , Sports and Gym Index I I98 232 242 254 286 G0 Liana 50 1 ef wg-5 Si? 53 is 5 fi 'gill .EL INDIAN DANCERS romp and yell, in their colorful costumes. GRADUATION provides momentary pouse for reflection and onticipotiori .1 V V , ,i 1 - Il G l w5 'fs 9 ,K iv pi Y fi vs is ,VY 5? it A gi it . ai ,Eg ,e. ,3,f,g:.:,, '- if .'-0, , 3 W l IA- fl 2 ,if i ,l. , 1' Q - Q ,I I MARCHING BAND swings into new position, with drums marking cadence GYMNASIUM vibrates with activity of enthusiastic students 1 - iw 1 ,, .i., f,,, ww Q V Q' : 1 ,W W 7 f x Q' v fn f 4 f 2 f ff? Z ? W ,M , af f W If 1 Z 1 .eg f fi S .N N -Q ' IVIINISTR Tl low IIKIN ,I 1. .bf -14 It ,. ix C, UR ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF is indeed an important facet of school activity. lt functions as the center of the school, and its countless tasks are as varied as they are difficult. They range from personal contacts such as counseling and scholarship to the everyday necessities of finance, programming, and recording. Maintenance and lunchroorn staffs, guidance personnel, librarians-these and others play a vital part in school function. By means of careful planning and preparation, the school operates at peak efficiency when the student arrives, The running of the school is a I-lerculean task, ably handled by our staff. THE MAIN OFFICE is a hub of motion at the beginning of the school day. I I, I I . I Q L rd 3 2' fi XR guns- Q Q l W Dr. jffffllll' P. Olflhzru, Principal Ri O'MARA first came to Lane in l93l, as a mathematics teacher. Four years later, when Lane moved to its present site, Dr. O'Mara moved too, l-lis first assignment was followed by a promotion to chairman of the mathematics department, and later he attain- ed the status of assistant principal. After having served sixteen years at Lane, Dr. O'Mara became principal of the Mitchell Elementary School In l955, he once again returned to our school, but this time in the top position. While at Lane, our principal has attended almost every student function. We io ,s see him walking along the sidelines during a football game, listening with full attention to our band perform, or proudly attending a crack-drill match. Dr. O'Mara is now completing his fifth year at Lane and his thirtieth year of teaching, At the same time he has taught classes in ad- vanced and elementary statistics at Loyola University. Our principal received his bache- lor's degree at Valparaiso. His master's degree and doctorate were awarded in education, psychology, and mathematics from Loyola University here in Chicago. E First In Command MISS MARGARET URQUHART, Superintendent of Dis trict Five ond o frequent visitor ot Lone, DELICATE MOLD mode by Tcingorro is scrutinized by Dr. O'Moro ond Mr, Dix in the foundry. tv? wggwg MR, GEORGE O. MEIERDIERKS supervises Lane per- sonel instructs substitute and ractice teachers, kee , D PS the main office in order, and is chairman ot the Social Center Committee. N P 44.1. Second In Oc V xxx ,xxx MR, EMIL l-l. ROTHE schedules school activities in the auditorium, makes announcements on the public act dress system. and solves many problems of students, teachers, and parents during his busy day. MR. ADOLPH N. STRAKA has the task of organizing Lane's numerous and varied shops in his position Q5 shop superintendent. l2 x X Command MR, MILTON D, PATTULLO concerns himself with programming the mony subjects of our wide curriculum ond with quorferly-marking period grades, lm FQ: SEMESTER BEGINNINGS olwoys Create pro- gramming difficulties for Mr, PottuIlo's office. l3 TEN O'Cl.OCK in the morning finds Mr. M-eierdierks office bustling with ocrivity, Clerical Personnel i i i r 'MQ' GW' Main Office Clerks MRS. MARGARET SCULLY, MISS HARRIETTE MARES, and MISS HELEN REYNOLDS are efficient in keeping correspondence, answering phon calls., and serving th-3 needs ot teachers and students, Secretary to Dr. O'Maro, MRS. LENORE DEENY ar- ranges his schedule, accepts appointments, and performs other essential duties. MRS. BERNICE OHLSON of the record office, school treasurer MRS. MAE PAWELL, and MISS MARTl-l NEELY of Mr, Pattullo's office, have the responsible jobs of keeping school records, accounting and finances, and arranging programs, respectively. MAIN OFFICE lS NUCLEUS of all administrative de- partments, and school personnel keep it bustling with ceaseless activity as they sign in and out, check thei mailboxes, consult with the principals and chat witl associates and parents. 45 ' 9 MR. EDWARD B. SIMON and MR, CHARLES BUSY ATMOSPHERE of record office is seen as R, BAUER are concerned with Laneites' plans for college and careersg while Mr. Simon guides Lane students in the present, Mr. Bauer make. plans far their future. Guides For Our Future Hallguards, Tardy Office, and Employment are respei tively handled by MR. JULIUS ROSENBLUM, MF HOMER TORREYSON, and MR. EDWARD HANSEN. Harb both GI' with Mrs. Ohlson who handles transcripts. and MR. ARTHUR W. WALZ have Eckl guides graduating seniors and difficulties. M...,,.,., W Attendance in our vast school is Cl king-size problem which seeks solutions from MR, JOSEPH ZOERN, MR. JOHN BURKE and MR. GEORGE KAISER, whose jobs often require interviews with students and parents. 'A Excellence ot our Deaf-Oral department is mainly dun to the efforts of MRS. MARY SKINNER and MRS, ROSE JONES, who, with special equipment, develop hearing and speech in students partially deprived ot these, T6 MR. HARRY KONE, speech specialist, experiments through mirror-like device which shows student lip move- ment while speaking. J' Teacher- Student's health is fine, says DOCTOR WALTER F. BRINEY of the clinic to MRS, HELEN DUNHAM, our school nurse. Adjustment problems, though varied and difficult, are very capably handled by MISS IRENE SZYMANSKI and MR. FLOYD ACKERT. TI-IE WORLD OF SOUND is brought to student, thrau xxx 'S special equipment in the Deaf-Oral department. 'MF E . . M Specialists Stay away from heret Room l22,'p0pulorly Ienownfas th' discipline office, is where'MRS.TDlTH RICHMAN and MR. MICHAEL EI-IRLICH Qsssign punishment to students who have not acted the way a true Laneittfnwhaiild act. WWW tw y I gqgmwff A Ek ,ig ,A NOTHING SERIOUS, says Coach Jareczek as he pre- pares medicine for ailing Mitera in the clinic. I7 Maintenance Experts MR, DANlEL FLYNN aids in shop adminstration, and MR. JOHN GIOMETTI and MR. JULIUS HOFFMAN solve supply problems. Heating system and lights are only a small part of the many essentials supervised by MR RALPH LARSON, Engineer-Custodian. Elevator operator MARGARET LAFKA lends a helping hand to teachers tired from Lane's lengthy corridors and stairways. EVERYDAY SCENE in the lunchroom showg hungry members of our champion football team satisfying their huge appetites, i8 . JW THE AROMA OF FOOD from Lane's Iunchroanf makes empty stomachs growl as time creeps toward lunch. f A my Q Nj.,- V MW I1., '...f -.-- . f, X ' Mg? is W is A ,f , 4. I ,,, J x 1 ,. f T M , Qi :ll f f , i we JW ,, ,,,, I, MM, was A W. .., , ,f,5g,7' . f -qs,M,,, 'l f Z V , f f w, ft' 'lswrfmwxw J I .We ffff f-www LUNCHQOOM STAFF Top Row: Margaret O'MoIley, Marie Harper, Lucile Holmes, Verner Geddes, Joseph Wilson, Ralph Rossi, Evelyn Nowak, Helen Cowgill. Row 4: Ann Crawford, Lusille Pavlse, A. D. Geresano, Sophie Miller, E. Hoff- man, Anne Patton, Dorothy Brubaker. Row 3: Grace Druscillo, F. Love, Gina Mylde. Row 2: Helen Dy- bonst, Ella Kleinhardt, Helga Kovaeing, Sophie Ku- Ieck, Valerie Bunke, Mabel Heekin, Marie Natfield. Front Row: Bernice Anderstrom, Polly Novak, Vicke Friel, Manager Miss Shaw, Marie Graska, Agnes Bar- rett, Ann Leibpntz. Problem of feeding Lane's thousands is important task of MISS ELVIE SHAW, lunchroom manager. l9 ? .Y f wx ' ? f 4 1 , ,M 5,5 f f Q ffiftff A ,y . ,, f 1 1 K an f f W ,W QW Q 1 ' QW, . ,,.,: ., X w ei 764 9 2 ,-X X ,ff fig xv WW an M.. Z I LH I -ix A , gvfz, 1 . 1 4 wff?' . . S'- W - 2 f fx .4 gf' .-15, , . 4 xi HAVA... . infix xx x , YM X ,w xmgg ?5xy,,x,, S A - Q A v X w X ,! NY ,wsswevdi .w TLIDE T ERVICE J 9 2 9 ' ' 734.91035 l ll A L A ,M,OU3 I- K TT' x .A g ,X T --V' ' 1:1 ---A ll . ml ' X I i A n 'J V 1 ANE AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY have for many years been dependent on the men of Lane. ln response, these students have become instrumental in the keeping of the school and service of the community. The prime purpose of several organizations here at Lane is to serve and improve the school and the neighborhood. There are groups which take on projects to help donate toward worthy causes, while others work to provide necessary or desirable equipment and conditions for the school. Hard- working Laneites give of their time and talent to keep Lane best, in scholastics and in after-school activities, COMPLEX STAGE MACHINERY depends upon members of the Stage Crew, lOlle shown herej for proper operation. Top Row: agorskl, Gunlock, l-lennlnger, Slobodeckl, Pompe, Ryd erg, Baschmonn, Honke, Boehm, Smith, Olle, Michelunl. Row 6: Sorce, Rooney, McFadden, Rulledge, Schroeder, Knrchoff, Siegel, Denomo, Ben- lcke, Leeders, Nydam Row 5: Vlfolke, Bullls, Lozarus, Weber, Hess, Loplparo, Lorenz, Blesy, Matlyenko, Sol- tau. Row 4- Kono, Seymour, Acerro, Kahn, Nxsha, Qtronberg, Doyls, Detmer, Morgon, Muller, Katz. Row 3: Kober, Flschrup, Rouccu, Melnlck, Andreopoulus, Hanks, Sfrandgorcl, Koebig, Mlfan. Row 2: Mocretewf ska, Piyorunas, Zobort, Schreiber, Purtell, Reynolds, Godwin, Anderson. Front Row: Epsteln, France, John- son, Lefkow, Cantor, Mr, Gannon, Porey, Dlshman, Ross, Carlino. 1 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL -V Top Row: Fedoruk, Nasby, Sluzynski, Waskow, Wolf l-lagstrom, Diehl, Schrom, Weber, Kormolunskl, Gray Bender. Row 6: Green, Golumowski, Pesce, Wescher Marselos, Koeppl, Bose, Sommer, Jankauskas, Chris- tensen, Lorus. Row 5: Znegeldorf, Schoeffler, Hansen Podesto, Carson, Jorblgian, Macllvherson, Adler, Knapp, Chobi, Ziegler. Row 4: Gruse, Remback, Blad- ol, Anhalt, Bogdanovich, Monger, DeIGuidice, Jar- ecki, Cook, Ohlund, Langille, Matusiak. Row 3: Pra- ther Krick Kosick Glad Lombard: Larson, Schawan, Marlc, Manda, Jensen,'EliskaIns.' Row 2: Cetnor Sandona, Golubski, Zobott, Schreiber, Epstein, Wrobel, Koponke, Klomizynsk, Kopterski, Front Row: Carlino Purtell, Prince, Johnson, Lefkow, Cantor, Mr. Gonl non, Porey, Dishman, Ross, Reynolds. STUDENT BUDGET Top Row: Kolesz, Kusterer, Schwon, Sorneckn Frovl Row: Gonos, Mr. Nuccio, Mnchalskm. Student Represents STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Top Row: Zoboft, Schrenber, Reynolds, Carling Rgy 2: Prince Ross, Purtell, Dishmon, Epstein. Front Row: Lefkow, Mr. Gannon, Cantor, Porey, Johnson, 22 Top Row: Prevot, Richter, Woagen, Kalnaus, Marnos. Front Row: Quillinan, Mr. Gannon, Prince, Miller, The LANE TECI-l STUDENT COUNCIL is a very select group, with one representative from each division. The council, which is under the sponsorship of Mr- Gannon and President l-l. Cantor, tries to promote the general wel- fare of the student body, improve the appear- ance and spirit of the school, and conduct community projects. Each semester the coun- cil sponsors a student assembly and such pro- jecis as book drives for veterans, and music for the lunchroom. The student court, which is affiliated with the student council, has the responsibility of trying all hallguard discipline cases. Working with Chief Justice Prince are student judges who are in good standing with the school- Most students on their first offense will be put on probation, but if the offense is serious enough there will be adequate discipline administered and a very close record kept. lt is through the student budget committee that the various contributions are made to different charities, and students are supplied with book covers. Mr- Nuccio is the head of this committee, and it is his responsibility to see that it functions smoothly, This group handles donations for various charities, funds and community projects, directly from stu- dent fees which are paid at the beginning of each semester. Council All Laneites STUDENT COURT 23 i GIRLS AT LANE: Social committee members Stauer and Balduf check coats for Barbara and Jill at Lane Social. SOCIAL CENTER COMMITTEE Top Row: Slouf, Itnyre, Braun, NGISOVL OFZQ, SOFUDI Banyai, Ewards. Row 4: Loszczak, Mikkelsen, Kublcik, W'1cks, Strawa, Troian, Bergen, ROW 32 WIVHOVZ, Baldue, Blesy, Baruch, Pamoeli I-0 f'f0 4 ROW 2 Anselmini, Karr, Stramel, I-Iahl, Budgyn, JuchC1, Cen. tracco. Front Row: Mr. Rodger,ABirChOII, SOKUISI4' Mr. Meierdierks, Blatnick, .Minnice, Mr. Kueckef Not Pictured: Miss Szymonski. Socials Displa Efforts Of Two Committees In the dimness of the crowded gym, we take notice the numerous preparations which the SOCIAL COMMITTEE devises to make the gym attractive, to create a mood that keeps our fingers snapping and our feet tap- ping, The decorating committee, with an en- dowment of artistic and creative talent, as well as a seemingly endless supply of energy, skillfully produces a setting that is second to none. The decorating committee is under the leadership of George Sokulski and Louis Blat- nick. Both the cloakrooms and the ticket office are the important responsibilities of the cloak- room committee, headed by Arthur Hahl and , A, esifff , Dennis Minnice, Through careful planning FACE LIFT is given to the gym every social night by the Gnd I'TCJl'd work, the LONG Social Center COITT- mittee, directed by Mr. Meierdierks and other faculty members, are able to present an en- 24 joyable social evening. decorating committee, uditorium ides Are Behind The Scenes I K f STAGE CREW Top Row: Olle, Blodgett, Felish, R:w 2: lngvoldstacl, Olle, Blatnick, Dorow, Kaczkos, Sandona. Front Row: Czerwinski, Vvescher, White, Koeppl, Tychoson, There can be no doubt that the STAGE CREW is a vital service group. Maintenance and operation ot stage equipment is the main job, but the dynamic members of the stage crew also manage to take excellent care of our schooI's public address system, play the na- tional anthem each day, and announce foot- ball games, besides many other important services, Mr. Hansen sponsors this busy or- ganization, and Louis Blatnick is chief. Another equally vital service group is the USHERS CLUB, Taking tickets, handing out programs, and regulating traffic at school affairs are but a tew of the services they execute so efficiently, Their greaftest task comes in regulating the June graduation in the stadium. Mr. Walewander is the sponsor of this group, and Richard Mix is the president. president. LANE USHER keeps order in busy auditorium during an assembly. USHERS CLUB Top Row: Mroz, Malek, Naatz, Estrup, Braun, Las- konis, Reilly, Ingallinera, Giardini. Row 4: Kuhns, Witzak, Bcbkiewicz, Edwards, Incandela, Thiel, Matuszak, Kosiba. Row 3: Vaccaro, Messina, Klein, Kurey, Gregory, Morreale, Logan, Semenok, Miller. Row 2: Morales, Stranberg, Janczak, Nall, Pokryfke, Jaccbsen, Maika, Schultz. Front Row: Ring, Olson, Kiewicz, Mr. Walewander, Mix, Mataya, Miller. Mm, , 2 444. 'MMV JOBS OF assisting LIBRARY HELPERS Top Row: Ciezki, Mills, Eby, Mason, Glowinke, Las- konis, Somers, Ghionzoli, Gordon, Delke. Row 6: Ma- fusiak, Beller, Meyer, Ingallinera, Moyich, Mulfini, Orze, Christiansen. Row 5: Malarski, Sokoloff, Knapp, Fonferko, Moulton, Rammelfaenger, Froelich, Lighter, Fillicaro, Row 4: Kobs, Mossel, Shemroske, Boe, Heir- man, Lang, Lesniak, Breede, lwaszko. Row 3: Am- sradt, Weder, Pecen, Wagner, Rieyer, Faulisi, Schram, Pringle, Row 2: Hartman, Braddock, Wendf, Theimer, Papen, Sfarzec, Johnson, Gunsteen, Blesy. Front Row: Miss Schumacher, Guagliardo, Behles, Perlroski, Kan- forek, Sfrondgard, Folfa, Hackeloer, Mrs. Guagliarda. LIBRARY AIDES range from shelving books to the librarian, as Johnson is doing here. LIBRARIANS Left to Right: Miss Claire Burns, Mrs. Lucille Long, Head Librarian Miss Dorothy Schu rnacher, Mrs. Josephine Gugliardo, Mrs Lucille Knapp. tiff' VSA' PEACEFUL ATMOSPHERE of our library provides pleasant setting for studying Library ls Center Of Studies One of the busiest rooms in the Lane Tech High School is the LIBRARY. Over nine hun- dred boys circulate through this room every day searching for references, biographies, or just a good book to read over the weekend. To help these boys the library has five librar- ians, under the guidance of Miss Schumacher, and nearly seventy library helpers, about eight each period. These bays do a great service to cur students and faculty by making sure that all books are in their correct places and that they are easy to reach. Due to the tasks that these boys and our skilled librarians fulfill, our library is easily rated the most popular room in the school. is LANE'S HUGE LIBRARY is efficiently run by Miss Schumacher, head librarian, l -A l A A 2 i ,ary 'T 41' TVN: HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Top Row: krrncc Carszn Nonke Nznaka. Front Row: l.'.a'lace Ease' :la The HONORS CLASSES at Lane atter to all students courses of study in mathematics, Eng- lish, and science. A participant in these classes is enabled to advance and gain a better and broader knowledge ot the subject. The incom- ing freshmen are recommended to the honors program by their teachers onthe basis ot abili- tv and scores on aptitude tests. Juniors and seniors are admitted it their grades are high enough, To remain in the program, a boy must maintain at least an E average. A chapter ot the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is also established at Lane. The pur- pose ot this organization is to honor scholastic ability, character, leadership, and services lts leaders are Ulrich Wicks, president, R, Wal- lace, vice-president, Henry Nonaka, secretary, ,ames Nottke, treasurer, and Curtis Carlson, sergeant-at-arms. Tnere are about a hundred members in the group, and its requirements range from a 3,5 average tor a junior to a 2.75 average tor a graduating senior, The group gives a dance every November to raise funds tor a worthwhile school project. The SURER HONOR ROLL is not an organi- zed club. lt honors those box s who have worked hard and shown outstanding scholastic abilitx over the previous semesters. To become a member, or remain one, a student must main- tain a 3.5 average- 28 , g it u - n f l in R , In L 1 i4 xx ' A ri 1 3 5 553 - be 1 HONOR SOCIETN OFPCERS N:f'Ae Corgga xg-,GLC Wicks, and Zilis aid Mr. Bauer in computing student Zwercges seeping records of all honors ocsses gn :heduling l-loner Society events. A Honors Program Has Expanded if , if-E HONO R SOCIETY Top Row: Sfanwlson, Onlsnals, Olson, Scnrleber, Frzy- bylslu, Wlnkares Wrcks, Row 4: Rascnmann, Soreg- nen, Naue, Wallace, Parey, Sokulskr, Waters, Zie- gclacrf, Row 3: Niall Llcnlcla, Nafzlger, Samp, Priero, l Y 3 , l ' Y :gk . Q-- ww fem Q RUQQ' - gl -um 435 -M Q-, 53431 -M-ml Wescher, Pesce. Row 2: Rofh, Nlkodem, Yamada, Yrngllng, Zend, Nelson, Schull, Wlrtz. Front Row: Nonaka, Rlvera, Schiller, Rogers, Mr. Bauer, Naue, Turineltr, Skora. V J, 4-null 3 1 VONO7 SOCIETY Top Row: Beller, Caclzppz, Forster, Lamplng, Logan Jenl-zof, Krause, Dlelrwl, l-lancnar, Crarg. Row 6: Bose Hale, Karnpf, Lefkaw, Menorcllerks, Lewen, Kontos Hull, Gray. Raw 5: Mark, lslnunnaru, Glornetfu, Lagus Kraus, Koczan, Johnson, Bosrmann, Laslconus, Glbson f Row 4: Egel, Garland, Gurdlce, Becker, Brandsfeffer, fA.,:'owlcn, Ahern, Fenner, Krrrnan. Row 3: Eelyfscn lft-, Mosoff, Manda, Egllfrs, Brenner, Huff, Baruch Cesaroftu, Lopxpara, Murata. Row 2: l-larlrnan, Lee Gross:-nan, Behmer, Carlson, Dybal, Asaro, Jensen Bloyer. Front Row: Kmleclk, Anderson, Fosfer, Jack son, Mr, Bauer, Larson, Larsen, Cantor, Minnice Mandzv. HONOR PROGRAM of! SUPER HONOR ROLL Top Row: Wesocowski, Dilich, Adler, Friese, Ebert, San Filippo, Hoffman, Rozgaitis, Ohlson, Bargfelo, Mrozek, Skenaz , Alfars, Mroz, Bogdannyich. Row 7: Anhalt, Rich, Bland, Benn, Kardig, Bien, lglinski, Kuminowski, Anderson, Kaminski, Nieslos, Kobeski, Day, Peterson, Arnent, Kvyger. Row 6: Ostermeier, Wurl, Nydam, Klien, Espsito, Kraus, Nottke, Bogot, Friedman, Kier, Kolankowski, Marsh, Weinstein, Croft Mangurten, Row 5: Albers, Englesteen, Williams, Rapp, Miotke, Wiedemann, Holtrnan, Bomis, Boe, Wrobel Knapp, Balduf, Moore, Dornseif, Masters, Sievering f Row 4: Panzer, Rich, Vifhitcomb, Vana, Waterson, Philipps, Gawel, Spinka, Yeh, Kent, Brody, Grawe, Ogata, Holeh, Locassia. Row 3: Saalfeld, Prysby Maksymonko, Schneider Reinhofer, Stetter, Yaksich, Tardio, Mulnix, Kahn, l-lowarcl, Carlson, Jonesi, Kraus, Yamauchi. Row 2: Rathmann, Berezenko, Epstein, Field, Stuclt, Uhlir, Gunlock, Bayard, Polikaff, Hol- lander, Shapiro, Lewkowicz, Lazarus, Shapiro. Fron! Row: Shuman, Newey, Dumerer, Reckase, Ulrich, Morimoto, Bernstein, Mies, Howell, Kunita, Muenchow, Schrager. IB FRESHMAN HONORS CLASSES Top Row: Burian, Krauce, Carlson, Friese, Gama- Lobo Clauson, Gardner, Smolinski, Oberlin, Wcgrzyn Kotela, Lopez, Kruger, Buroff, Tomita. Row 6: Fitzl ner Garber Kunztendorf Bretsa der Mikell Micha , , 1 Y , , , - lek O'lveal Semenek Feldhaus Pease Brunswick, Walles, Mellberg, Eisenberg, Row 5: 'Wawrzyniec Burney, Swieca, Harnmerberg, Swanson, Fields, Mari tin, Allison Marshall, Calabro, Olsen, Bach, Seifert Row 4: l-lealy, Dub, Morgan, Prc-eco, Puccinelii Stewart, Urban, Durrett, Pearson, Rigdon, Hander, Tungate, Karnowski, Ray. Row 3: Ferguson, Daniels, Nelson, Wetter, Grossman, Gianetti, Katzel, Marniz Chulay, Beck, McLaughlin, Miller, Bromon. Row 2? Sutter, Dicostanzo, Smietana, Mazawa, Trahan, Stern Matthes, Macielevsfski, Kurlr, Ccwallo. Front Ravi Caldwell, Cantalupi, Wiener, Mr. Nuccio, Miss Aren. geiag,,kStolarz, Mr. Wanziing, Spelser, Schulz, Wiess, o' vi . S SUPER HONOR ROLL ' D k At Top Row: Parey, Kalayta, Lafleur, Forster, Przybylski, Olson, Lamping, Meierdierks, Cholod, Krause, Mark, Kutzman, Glowinke, Ziegeldorf, Onischak. Row 6: Kraus, Lagus, Schuessler, Pesce, Wallace, Johnson, Kaszan, Kirman, Nottke, Wicks, Bosmann, Koeppl, Tomory, Lefkow. Row 5: Beller, Priemer, Schmid, Lutz, Podesta, Mosoff, Schiller, Podowski, Baruch, Julian, Johnson, Helder, Turinetti. Row 4: Gadamow- ski, Nafziger, Cesarotti, Dabrowski, Grunlund, Chase, Cantor, Huff, Cole, Dahlquist, enmar , nonson, Kontos, Tymitz. Row 3: Bleyer, Schutt, Naue, Laumer, Jackson, McLanis, Yamada, Jones, Nelson, Nafziger, Fermoyle, Bose, Becker, Guth. Row 2: Nonaka, Stein, Grossman, Jensen, Wirtz, Uchima, Kane, Candy, Levandoski, Mandzy, Belytschko, Mitchell, Zeid, Levine. Front Row: Dybal, Lee, Rivera, Minnice, Uchida, Gunterman, Young, Abrams, Wescher, Zim- mer, Larson, Skora, Anderson, Lipner. 'IA HONORS CLASSES Top Row: Otto, Nottke, Bender, Adams, Saranow, Bien, Strange, Wesolowski, Mraz Kuminowski, Vana. Row 5: Ricch, Yeh, Wiedemann, Nesbitt, Richards, Klein, Waterson, Whittomb. Row 4: Ykhneidef, Kent, Halen, Ogata, Sretfer, Refrrhoofer, Wells, MrCaro. Raw 3: Howell, Schiller, Barard, Rlker, Lazarus, Johnson Carlson, Talaga, Maku a, Junkrowski, Row 2: Baer, Fleming, Wojcik, Morlock, Starnm, Frank, Crabtree, Schooley, Singer, Schrager. Front Row: lglinski, Zagel, Matzer, Muenchow, Miss Spraetz, Miss Figg, Rrructl, Ferrera, Grawe, Ruthmanni HONORS PROGRAM JUNIOR HONORS CLASSES Top Row: Podestci, Lynge, Lagus, Gorny, Beller, Roth Lau, Cholod, LePere, Koeppl, Craig, Kraus, Lutz Row 6: Blaumueller, Larson, Miller, Jackson, Onlschok Tymifz, Matthes, Julian, Johnson, Noble, Ozimek Heider, Turinefti, Podowski. Row 5: Humbert, Jones, Cole, Denmark, Antonson, Dahlquist, Sykes, Del- guldice, Uchida, Unkelhaeuser, Moerle, Grunlund Larson. Row 4: Nelson, Nafziger, Roller, Wescher Anderson, McLanis, Miller, Lipner, Becker, Chris Tiansen, Bowers, Shorr, Sfamm, Schmid, Row 3: Bel- yfschko, Thulke, Mitchell, Leyandoski, Naue, Abrams, Urbaszewski, Gufh, Reyes, Priemer, Cohen, Fermoyle, Kalnajs. Row 2: Blefer, Grossman, Srein, Jensen, Keispin, Wirtz, Kane, Blume, Kosai, Levine, Mandzy, Rolsing. Fronif Row: Zimmer, Dabrowski, Gadomski Young, Mxnnice, Dryden, Cesarofri, Nafziger, Gun? erman, Chase, Koslak, Skora. 4 K A f if K ,M gg, gr ms .M 1 'Y gk .wx NW H3453 X NX K QQ iw fr' ' A . Q txr- ..4, f SOPHOMORE HONORS CLASSES Top Row: Ament, Skenazy, Kordig, Hoffman, Ebert, Eisenstein, Razgaitis, Ohlson, Borgfeld, San Filippo, Friese, Adler, Mrozek, Day. Row 6: Altors, Kolalowski, Albers, Nieglis, Kier, Peterson, Bogdanovich, Bladol, Dolas, Williams, Holzman, Kaminski, Anderson, Pap- pas, Felbinger. Row 5: Miripol, Larson, Phillips, Gun- lcck, Boe, Masters, Gawel, Williams, Rapp, Englesteen, Roed, Friedman, Weinstein. Row 4: Knapp, Balduf, Q Asolo, Bornis, Epstein, Miotke, Kohlman, Uhlir, Croft, Espisito, Dornseif, Bogot, Anderson. Row 3: Moore, Bergman, Mies, Duerkoop, Ulrich, Spinka, Polikoff, Maksymfnko, Prysbf, Saalfeld, Locascio, Fompe. Row 2: Muraoka, Yamauchi, Yipp, Dumerer, Kraus, Jonesi, Disher, Hcwell, Galka, Bernstein, Mori- molo, Tardio. Front Row: Grant Field, Bereienko, Shapiro, Stadt, Hollander, Teichmr n, Aichele, Shapiro, Lewkowicz, Rec kase, Shuman ws, .a c , if QS' :Q SENIOR HONORS CLASSES Top Row: Johnson, Bay, Shifrin, Winkates, Lafleur, Forster, Mcierdierks, Logan, Krause, Lamping, North, Olson, Morlc, Diehl. Row 6: Wicks, Roschmann, Sta- sieluk, Ziegeldcrf, O'P'areyski, Pesce, Gray, Lefkow, Glowinke, Bosmann, Johnson, Wallace, Karnpf. Row 5: Yamada, Dudek, Mitchell, Naue, Grahn, Kutzman, Nottke, Tabel, Tcmory, Nasby, Raymond, Kalayta. Row 4: Hassler, Garland, Witczak, Adler, Huff, Kun- ita, Cassiday, Nenmann, Kobek, Egel, Baruch, Ahern, Vv'illiamson, Miller, Row 3: Reed, Schiller, lshimaru, Cantor, Berzins, Becker, Schuessler, Warmoth, Labant, Foster, Manda, Prieto. Row 2: Uchima, Biesioda, Kotowski, Carlson, Brandstetter, Zils, Sarofolean, Asato, Dybal, Murata, Hirsch, Roth, Front Row: Koczan, Halo, Geise, Hartman, Godwin, Mr. Swiat- kowski, Hartien, Carlson, Lee, Mosoff, Larsen, Kirman. Clean-up Committee Plays Vital Role CLEAN-UP COMMITTEE Top Row: Watt, Kedzie, Kryger, Gtlimowski, Mroz Rydberg, Sour. Row 2: Cohen, Wall, lncrocci, Lutz, Rooney, Friedman. Front Rcw: Males, Fuiimora, Miller, Breit, Miller, Miss W'iIliam's. ' , , T' 1- T' V The CLEAN-UP COMMITTEE is a group of civic-minded Laneites who co-operate with the hcillgucirds in keeping our school clean ond efficient. The committee is headed by Miss Williams and Co-chairmen Ziegler and Vlroz. It is from this source that all of the materials, such as posters and slogans, origin- ate. The club also sponsors ci clean-up slogan contest each semester in which the majority of the students participate. At the end of each semester a booklet which shows the highlights of clean-up campaigns is forwarded to the commIttee's sponsor, the Association of Com- merce and lndustry, fin T LOCKER CLEAN-UP, Jlm Maztxrek vvndes through CL.EAl'Yl-UP 5PlRlT is shown by Andrew Miller Us he puts collection of old DAlLYS arid Class u9's'lgnmEHtS. 34 trash ih baskets and takes Up the yhrd. KEY CLUBBERS observe as Honchor expounds on project of purchasing reading accelerators for the school. ILL ls Motto Cf Key Club . :' ff- Q ' .if ' .iii-j K ' x' 693 x ' ' Qi: A'-YV - s Pgiys Each Monday forty boys occupy the Safe Driving Room amid rattling lunch trays, milk cartons, and snuffling papers. The LANE KEY CLUB meets fifth period, and while members ea , they discuss and argue their points onthe varied service projects they undertake. Presid- ent Bruce Glassner officiates, while Secretary Gil Prince takes minutes and Treasurer Ulrich Wicks handles financial matters- Other of- ficers are We-rner Blever, Dan Pesce, and Allan Jensen- The faculty advisor is Mr. KEY CLUB Top Row: Lipner, Bosmann, P'uteIl, Meierdierks, Han- char, Estrup, Bcgdanovich, Gibson. Row 3: Yamada, Kobeski, Kamps, Cantor, Mcl.anis, Chase, Minnice. Row 2: Grossman, Bullis, Laumer, Polikoff, Nelson, DerMinossian. Front Row: Lee, Prince, Jensen, Mr, Browne, Wicks, Bleyerg Pesce. Browne, and the club is sponsored by the Lakeview Kiwanis Club. The end result of these forty boys' labors is one of the finest service organizations in the school- Selling peanuts to raise funds for underprivileged children, sell- ing course book covers at no profit, holding a dance for orphans, serving school, commun- ity and country-this is the Lane' Key Club. All members live up to the motto of the inter- national organization: , We Build, 1'i3?4- -it 35 ff -mp! an OFFICE AIDES Top Row: SZDISQOK, Schaar, Salna, Korg, Reeves, Reilly, Haber, Olson, Seifert, Netterstrom, Salg, Blodgett. Row 6: Taylor, Hale, Sokulski, Dahl, Nottke, Seiser, Homan, Weil, l-lruby, Williams, Wasilewski, Mcl-lale. Row 5: Olszewski, Ladner, Brink, Stevens, Kampfp, Hoff, Hennessey, Minnice, Nowak, Pearl- qw I leaf is man. Row 4. lxrgmer, Ogren, Blatnick, Glawen, Fos- ter, MOFCIHKISWICZ, Preuss, Saluga, Wall. Row 3: Koczor, Feinerman, Frederick, Noda, Osmundsen, Wibirol, Lorenz, Rich, Murata, Valfer, Fini Row 2: Jaccby, Woycher, Lewis, Cajda, Voroshilin, Reichel. Front Row: Mr, Linden, Pworunao, Scott, Lazared, Melee, Cassata, Funzland, Blesy, Gak, Mr. Rodger. tudent Clerks Aid dministration AIDES in discipline office, Kauts and Niedie check Loxe's card for previous record, w l ll L 5? F 1 3 ' M25 ll il ,Mlm F' it 'F ' 3 ,,,,, .,. Mfik At the beginning ot the semester, a number of boys volunteer their services to assist in the duties performed daily in the offices. These OFFICE AIDES organize and distribute absen- tee reports to teachers, run errands, and supply information to both teachers and pupils- Like- wise, the discipline aides assist Mr- Ehrlich in checking and filing discipline slips- For taking an active part in the busy dealings ot these offices, the boys are rewarded with service points and valuable experience. f it X 7 ,,- W l ,ab OWLS CLUB Top Row: O'Erien, Kunzon, Lettner, Ziegeldorf, Strawa, Warmoth. Row 3: Mandzy, Razgaltis, Lagus, Trojan. Row 2: Kai-nps, Egel, Weager, Baruch, Lamszns. Front Row: Jarbiglan, Mr, Burns, Kusterer, Shapiro, Karr. LUFTOA nd Gwls Help Teachers A club beneficial to the students at Lane is the Lane Unit of Future Teachers of Ameri- ca, or LUFTOA. The sponsor, Mr. C, Burns, th e helps prepare interested students for teaching profession. Club membership gives the students experience through their note- worthy substitute service, in which club members preside over classes when no reg- ular substitute teachers are available. The OWLS CLUB is a sub-division of LUFTOA and provides a tutoring service for students who don't understand a particular subject. The Owls meet every weekday, except Wednesday, at 7:00 a. m. in Room 240. ln the past three years the Owls Club has averaged over 350 semester-hours of tutoring. CQ, LUFTOA Top Row: O'Brien, W'armoth, Kunzon, Egel, Trojan Strawci. Rcw 3: Karr, Ferrnoyle, Razgaitis, Lamszus Row 2: Jarbigian, Mr. Burns, Weager. Front Row piro 37 Kusterer, Karnps, Baruch, Lettner, Ziegeldorf, Shae Sl HALL GUARD CHIEFS Top Row: Walker, Mullins, Hahl, McDonald, Knewicz. Proctor. Front Row: Sondberb, Boettcher, Mr. Rosen- Row 2: Gonzalez, Tornaszewskl, Smith, Viverifo, blum, Klein, llosvcy. 38 l000 H ll uards Serve nqalff Ni' N HALLGUARD CAPTAINS Top Row: Baruch, Thompson, Tons, Chr-nielewski, Frerrchs, Wntzok, Funk, Litz Front Rowt Woszkowski, Sfwrg-ruyngkl, Smollev. Row 2: Cenfonnu, Welther, Voetlcher, Mr. Rosenblurn, Klein, Shelrok. S t -' , 5, -lt HALL GUARD LIEUTENANTS 8. CLERKS Top Row: Sepanik, Church, Zboralski, Dohnal, Mis- chung, Lundauist, Wiewandt, Pabst, Hamilton, Rossi, Ilosvay, Row 6: Melbv, Dudek, Bogdanovich, Hal linger, Grefzyk, Kalwg, O'Brien, Ulosovich, Jarocki Lehnert, Row 5: Krueger, Antczak, Markowski, Fonale, Goldenson, Fritzler, Dawson, Krone, Wilson, Olson, I2 Periods Dail Every day from early in the morning till after school a very busy group of almost one thousand HALLGUARDS have the task of en- forcing the laws of Lane. They regulate traffic through the long halls, patrol the lunchroom and parking lots for those few who are some- times out of line, check lockers, and keep our building in nearly perfect condition. Corn- manding the guards this year are Chief Klein and Co-chief Boettcher, with Sponsor Rosen- hlum giving help when needed, The guards are an efficiently-run organization, filling a great need in our school. WI-lERE'S YOUR PASS? asks Hallguarf' Kasik as Czarnick runs errand during aces f mr REV Zahara, Row 4: Wachholz, Wisniewski, Miller, Sande berg, Fuenfle Tomas4ewski, Tucker, Miller, Paul, Billings. Row iz Swanson, Yi, Flnk, Frerlchs, Hleshmo, May, W'att,e, Wallert, Mataya, Koslba, Moss. Row 2: Jucha, Cyhernikovich, Proctor, Fleig, Aschacher, Vlfagner, Kreiling, Koffman, Buchanan, Mazzullo, Front Row: Kramidas, Walker, Klewlcz, Baettcher, Mr. Rosenblum, Klein, Taxis, Reich, Barsh, Litz, - . 1 E-Am 1' Whig MORNING TRAFFIC ENGINEERS Top Row: Schwartz, bzplsgak, Schmidt, Jankauskas, Kurth, Trunk, Knez, Haber, Czerwinski, Cashman, Szczech. Row 5: Shangraw, Dil.iberto, Blahuta, Keste loot, Bucek, Barnicke, Uttof, Koszuta, Miran, Brown. Row 4: Bang, Allen, Kirman, Fasano, Tucker, Swin banks, Rest, Reichstadter, Zeber, Lang, Chlebowski. TRAFFIC ENGINEERS at Lane are organized by Coach- A Ring and Siebert, who handle afternoon and mornii traffic, respectively. 40 Row 3: Felish, Naue, Felbinger, Horvath, Thomson, Marciniec, Gibisch, Schlaki, Matzick, Polikoff, Hln' riksson. Row 2: Coyne, Kubycheck, Kam, MGYWKOI Koloclziejski, Skweres, Ohlinger, Blonz, KUVGY, Klem- Front Row: Marsh, Feinerrnan, Proctor, ,J0I'm50'Tf Lobosco, Mr. Siebert, Warta, Havy, MakiS, RO55'f Dnclen, Student Twenty-five years of safety stand behind the Lane Tech TRAFFIC ENGINEERS when, donning white belts, big green capes, or hood- ed raincoats, they control traffic in the morn- ing and in the afternoon. Neither rain, nor snow, nor freezing weather, keep the engi- neers from performing their job when Lane-'5 six thousand charge to the streets. Their ef- fective control of pedestrians and moior traffic reduces confusion, the possibility of accidents is decreased. Due to their vigilance, there hgg never been an accident while they were an duty. Sponsors Coach Ring and Coach Siebert and Chiefs Warta and Bosman are proud of this fine record- AFTERNOON TRAFFIC ENGINEERS Top Row: Bender, Kubala, Uaiinis, ixampf, Craig, Meyer, Czarnecki, Frick, Wicks, Kuizman, Baumann Dolan, Lesch, Mraz. Row 6: Jones, Nason, Yourek Muttini, Schmitz, Yan, Dressier, Bogdanovich, Lcigus Pankow, Peterson, Moy, Przybyla. Row 5: Waters: Prarok, Dryden, Wasiiewski, Shuchman, Blender, Watt- iey, Stramel, Lomas, Esau, Popp, Fritzler. Row 4 1 Schaecher, Hailitscke, Lacroix, Sievering, Weaver, boiier, Luiab, bicwen, Long, Morreaie, Purgatorio. Row 3: Naue, Munao, Pactwa, Seeracher, Frank, Livas Kirth, Kozak Marchisotto, Levariciaski, Prather, Munainger. Row 2': Goczesici, Reiter, Ruclek, Gatz, Walker Ingcillinera, Glowacz Williams, Warta. Front Row: Qiatnick, Hickman, Tlenbruin, Kampf, Goetz, Bosmcinn, Mr. Ring, Sokulski, Pastuszka, Tarosiewicz, Weisinger, Golimowski. Police Direct T raffic EFFECTNENESS at frof'fi,c engineers in hcindlirg both motor and pedestrian traffic is important to Lane and the community. 4. 42.4. ,Q wif' 1 4 ff . 451: , 5 rl 'z X X x sm? ,uf .. .. ,N .W v g ,lv xg ummm A N mx. w A SENI R CLASSES l960-6l ,Q 1 lg 1 sul V UR- SENIOR YEAR has corne! . . . our senior year is gone! These are words said within the short span of ten months, filled with clubs, dances, assemblies, football games, and all the activities which, as they takevon a new meaning, make the senior year so differentgfrom all the rest. S But amid the plans and parties of graduation, the seniors stop and look back over the eight hundred days c-t Lane, and Lane raises its busy dead from its work to look Up-cit them . . . for the exanjpl'esi'tl'1ey've set and for what they represent as cl grocip going. through a period, we all hope to come to, leaving the familiarities of the old for the adven- u -tilrres of the These ,high schoollyecms, these years. at Lane, have fruly' been the be-st years of our' lives. 4 GRAND MARCH is .OHS of the highlights Of the night, 43 it of tl-re year - the night bf tl-re Senior rom. .eu M ,A . ,Y The privilege of selecting five officers is given to every class at the beginning of their fourth year in high school. Choices are made on the basis of service in the student govern- ment, sports participation, and other activities. lt is the duty of the president to appoint the thirteen Committee chairmen whotake care of senior business. He is entitled to be- come 'an ex-officio member of these com- mittees and may attend meetings and express opinions if desired. The president takes the part of representative for the class when necessary. He takes charge ofthe Senior Breakfast and prepares a message of welcome for the graduation exercises, The vice-ptesid- 44 . r iii PETER GEORGE STAMISON President Football Team, Track Team, Wrestling T am, National Honor Society, Letterman's b, Intramural Sports, Honors Classes, and abeno A ard Recipient. its ent takes the president's place if necessary. A list of graduates is kfept by the secretary. He also keeps a record of business trans- actions at the meetings, handles the presid- ent's correspondence, and keeps a record of election results- The treasurer takes care of the dues and handles all the class money, working in close association with the chair- man of the finance committee, and super- vises Senior Breakfast finances. The sergeant- at-arms maintains order at all meetings and talces an active part in assembly and at the Senior Breakfast. Each officer must co-operate with the other in order that the Business of the senior cla'Ss may be handled efficiently. - 4 t' 1 fx DANIEL ANTHONY PESCE SAMUEL MICHAEL LOPIPARO Vice President P I .A g Treasurer Editor of Lane Daily, Key Club, National National Honor Society, Pqn American Honor Society, Student Council, Honors Club, Silde Rule Club, Studentl Council Classes, J.E.T.S. Club, Slide Rule Club, Officer, Traffic Engineer, Life Guard, Super Math Club, l.M. Sports, and Debating Team, Honor Roll, Crew Team, Litho Club, Math Club, J.E.T.S. Club, Intramural Sports, Smith-Hughes Auto Shop, and Projectionist Club. FFICERS - .IU E l96O bex New i i M my 5, , Eriffgifig . ,',, ' - THOMAS DAWSON RICHARD H. YAMADA ' Secretory Sergeant at Arms Hallguard Officer, Lettermen's Club, Base- National Honor Society, Student Council, ball Team, Intramural Sports, and German HO,-io.-5 Clqggeg, Super Honor-Roii, Key,,Club, Club. Lettermen's Club, Swimming Team, Math Club, German Club, Lifeguard, Daily Rep- resentative, Library Aid, and Hallguard ,Kay M ff Lf Dm BARUCH, GERARD PATRICK - Finance Committee Chairman, Stamp Club, Chess and Checkers Club, Pan American Club Owls Club, Lane Future Teachers of America, Super Honor Roll, National Honor Soclety, Hallguards, Honor Classes, l.M, Basketball, and Big Brother, BORIS, RICHARD WALTER - Arrangement Committee Chairman, Honors Classes, Office Aid, Hallguard, Gym Clerk, Bowling Club, and I.M. Sports, GARNCARZ, CASIMER STANLEY - Finance Committee Chairman, Concert Band, Orchestra, Theater Orchestra, Notion- al Honor Society, Solo Contest, Ensemble Contest, Polish Club Student Council, and Super Honor Rall. ISBELL, HENRY NICHOLAS - Publicity Committee Chairman, Basketball, Football, I.M. Sports, Daily Staff, Tech Prep Staff, Arrowhead Staff, Hallguard, Printers Club, Litho Club, and Spur and Saddle Club. JOHNSON, JAMES WALTER - Entertainment Committee Chairman, Student Council, Super Honor Roll, Natianai Honor Society Projects Committee, German Club, Math Club, Slide Rule Club, Big Brother, Honors Classes, I.M. Sports, and Biology Lab Assistant. KALAYTA, RONALD ARTHUR - Alumni Committee Chair- man, National Honor Socitey, Super Honor Roll, Honors Classes, Coin and Stamp Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Student Coun- cil, Concert Band, Camera Club, and Slide Rule Club. o 0 , o , 0 iff,,,', , , 4fx,C , 'xr ' Q - I . fi, 1 I f I 'YL . 'V ' - . '-.1 '-Wif' . '- ff: J- 1 I f- A' N ' I E9 ' ' N-' V.' ' . 1 , , ,, i ff f-'f,f-f:IL-'- 1' . ' 4- If-700 . 'Q ,. I - L- ' ' ' ' vu hi? I 'f , 1 -' l k'f4.E1:u 'I V: WZ, nr-'L KY F '. - 1 55353 N l 'gl' I ' 9 -4 t KLIPP, DENNIS LEE - Anouncement Committee Chairman, R.O.T.C. Officer, Radio Operator, Radio Club, and Mask and Shears Club. LASKONIS, JAMES MARTIN - Cap and Gown Committee Chairman, Honors Classes, National Honor Society, Annual Salesman, Big Brother Committee, Chess and Checkers Club, Ushers Club, Hallguard, and Student Council. MATAYA, ROBERT JOHN - Biography Committee Chairman, Frosh-Soph Football, Hallguard Offioer, Ushers Club, I.M. Sports Big Brother, German Club, Slide Rule Club, Projectionist Club, and Daily Reporter. MEYER, ,JAMES ANTHONY - Pin and Ring Committee Chairman, National Honor Society, 4A Architects, Structural Steel, eLibrary Aid, Tardy Office Aid, Stamp Club, Amateur Rocket Club, and I.M. Sports. 1 46 5'1- s A - .f 3 1 Q. s s I N.-M X NNN? s s Sis S it i f TW' ' -tv- . - ' ' MILEWSKI, DENNIS - Entertainment Committee Chairman, lce Skating Team, Cross Country Team, Track Team, Letter- men's Club l.M. Sports Student Council Student Court and Slide Rule Club. x if N ' I 1 1 gc ,m g 3 Niicoosm, noszirr FRANK - sfuaenf sewage commute.. is E Chairman, National Honor Society, R.O.T.C. Brigade Comman- L der, Crack Drill Team, Colorguard Commander, Exhibition Drill f - Team, and Hallguards. lr NORTH, JOHN ROGER - Pin and Ring Committee Chairman, l.M. Sports, Math Club, Student Council Representative, and Super Honor Roll. ww O'BRIEN, JAMES MICHAEL - Picture Committee Chairman, l.M. Sports, L.U,F.T.O.A., Owls Club, Substitute Teachers, Hallguards, Projectionists, Bowling Club, Library Aid, Radio Club, Pan American Club, and Typing Aid. pads t-pf SOKULSKI, GEORGE S. - Prom Committee Chairman, National Honor Society, Key Club, J.E.T.S. Club, Traffic Engineers, Bowling Club, Office Aid, and Social Committee. WADE, JIM JOSEPH - Gift Committee Chairman, Football Team, Basketball Team, Crew Team, Honors Classes, Pan American Club, Hallguord, Gym Clerk, Fishermen's Club Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, Rovers, Executive Committee, and .Fi Big Brother. ' COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN - Ju is 1960 As an acknowledgment of the many fine qualities possessed by the boys who were candidates in the senior elections, the presid- ent appoints them as chairmen of various committees. The groups they control have an important part in the lite ofa Lane senior. The finance committee has the job of col- lecting the class dues and checking on how the money is spent. Some of this money is given to the gift committee which has the job of selecting something by which the graduates will be remembered. To help make AA a great semester, the prom committee takes the job of selecting a ballroom and clearing all other details concerning the dance. The boys really shine that night, and part ot the cause is the job of the pin and ring committee. This committee has a design chosen, and obtains and distributes the jewel- ry. To help the seniors enjoy senior year, one committee provides the entertainment for the senior meetings and the senior breakfast. To remind the graduates of Lane long atter they leave' the alumni committee enrolls them in the Alumni Association. 'I he seniors' pictures appear in the ARROWHEAD along with a small biography for each one. These jobs are done by these respective co-mmittees. The student service committee keeps unfortunate seniors cheered up with a card tor the sick and help tor the poor. The publicity commit- tee makes Lane's achievements known through city newspapers and obtains information for the DAILY here at school. Finally, graduation rolls around. The work of three committees now appears. The actual ceremony is planned by the arrangement committee. Announcements are sent by that group to which the job is given to tell the parents when they may come to see their sons proudly march through the ceremony, in caps and gowns obtained by another working group, the cap and gown committee. Yes, the com- mittees help the graduates keep pace with life. 47 ALBERGO, JOSEPH ANGELO - Track Team, and Pro- jectionist Club. ALF. DONALD LEE -- Cross Country Team, Ice SkC '?' Team, Track Team, Le-tterrnen's Club '-lallguard by clerk. ' 'C ' E Q ALLEN, KENNETH STEPHEN - Bowling Club, Slide Rule Club, Stamp Club, Traffic Engineer, l.M. Sports, Chorus, Hallguard, and German Club. ALSTON, WILLIAM ROLAND -- Pan American Club, l-lallguard, l.M. Sports. ' ' ANDERSON, DAVID ALLEN - Big Broth-er, l.M. Sports, l-lallguards, Pan American Club, German Club, Ushers Club, Camera Club, Bowling Club, Projectionist Club Slide Rule Club, Office Aid. ANDERSEN, DENNIS R. - S.H. Print, l.M. Sports, Rol- ler Club, Hallguard, Tech Prep Staff, Annual Staff, Printers Club, Daily Repr., and Annual Salesman. ANDERSON, GEORGE WARNER - Concert Band, Mai- ching Band, R.O.T.C. Officer, Crack Drill Team, German Club, Camera Club, Student Council, Proiectionist, and Hallguard. ' ANDERSON, GLENN DAVID - Orchestra, Concert Band, Marching Band, Theater Orchestra, Pan American Club, l..U.F.T,O.A., Owls Club We will always remember A iffy 48 - an gf, ANDERSON, ROBERT GEORGE - Hallgaurd, l.M. Sports Pan American Club, Rolling Indians. ANDERSON, ROBERT LEE 1 Football Team,Track Team, Printers Club, Ice Skating Team, Tech Prep Staff, Printers Club, Daily Rep., and Annual Salesman. ANDREEN, ROGER JOHN - Crew Team, Intramural Sports, Bowling. ANZALONE, JOSEPH JAMES -- Hallguard, Office Ald, Litho Club, Pan-American Club, Printers Club, R.O.T.C, Crock Platoon, Tech Prep Staff, Annual Staff, S.H. Print Shop, R.O.T.C. Offlcier. iseo BANAS, RICHARD E. - Hallguard, Annual Staff. BANOVITZ, WILLIAM JOHN - Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Lunchroom Service, German Club, Bowling Club, Life- saving, Math Club. BANYAI, FRANK CHARLES - Football Team, Baseball Team, l.M. Sports, Slide Rule Club, Bowling Club, JETS Hollguard, Radio Club, Social Comm., Mask and Shears, and Annual Rep. BAO, FRANK W. - Math Club, Projectionist, Office Aid, Hollguard, Lunchroom Guard, Library Clerk, Tutor in Physics, l.M. Sports, Slide Rule Club. APPELHANS, WILLIAM EDWARD - Football Team, l.M. Sports, and Hallguord. ARAZAN, GEORGE A. - German Club, I.M. Sports, Bowling Club, Tardy Office Aid, Litho Clob, Cap and Gown, Slide Rule, J.E.T.S., Air Conditioning Club, Daily Re-pr., and l-lallguard. ARDISANA, ROBERT JOHN - Pan American Club. ARENDT, KENNETH C. -- Biography Committee, Library Clerk, Hallguard, Office Clerk, Record Office Cleck, Traffic Engineer, and Photo Staff, ARNDT, CHARLES THOMAS - Cap and Gown Comm. ARNOLD, ROBERT WILLIAM -- Hallguard, Project- ionist Club, Traffic Engineer, Chorus, ATSAVES, JAMES JOHN - l-lallguard, Photo Staff, Camera Club, Swim Clerk, Basketball Statistician. BALBOA, LAWRENCE JAMES - S.l-l. Auto, Chorus, Typing, Hallguard, Roller Club, Slide Rule Club, l,M. Sports, Biography Committee. Representative of Lane's beauty is the stately CLOCK TOWER. 49 BARANOWSKI, CHESTER - Frosh Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Tennis, l.M. Sports, l. M. Official, Air Conditioning Club, Student Council, Letterman's Club l-lallguard, Student Service Committee. BARNEC, DONALD DALE -- Science Club, Aviation Club, Radio Club, l.M. Track. BARRIOS, GERALD ERWIN -- Honors Classes, Math Club, Library Helper, Hallguard, Rover, l.M. Sports, Bow- ling League. BARTOSIK, TED JOSEPH - Polish Club, Bowling Club, Science Club, Typing. BAUER, CARL DAVID -- l,M. Sports, Typing, Hallguard, Chorus. Bowling. BAUER, JOHN PATRICK - Concert Band, Marching Band, Pit Band, German Club, Ensemble Contest. BAUMANN, WILLIAM ALFRED - Vice President of Air Conditioning Club, Traffic Engineer, Hallguard l.M. Sports, Division Records, Smith-Hughes Auto Shop BECK, PAUL DAVID - Hallguard, Traffic Engineer, Pan American Club, Structural Steel, Finance Committee Lathe work requires Snavely to search for ACCURATE MEASUREMENTS. 50 mi' JUNE BECKER, HORST H. - AA Architect, Soccer Team, I. M. Basketball, Hallguard, Student Service Com- mittee, Honors Class, Structial Steeler. BECKER, RAYMOND WILLIAM -- Hallguard, Slide Rule Club, Chorus, Senior Committee, Smith-Hughes Machine. BERG, HOWARD MARTIN -- l.M. Sports, Typing Classes. BERNER, VICTOR ELMER -- German Club, Office Aid Music Appreciation Club. , E S l96O ,. BLATNICK, LOUIS DULLER - Chief of Stage -Crew, Chief of Public Address Unit, Lieut. on Traffic Engineers, Hallguard, Air Conditioning Club, Radio Club, .Co-Chair- man, Social Committee, and Daily Representative. BLOOM, LAWRENCE BERNARD - l.M. Sports, Pon American Club. BOBKIEWICZ, WALTER JOSEPH - Rolling Indians, IM. Official, Usher, German Club, Prom Committee, Hallguard, Traffic Engineers, J.E.T.S. BOLD, RONALD JOSEPH ---LM. Sports, tl.itho Club Wrestling. BERZINS, MATISS E. - Honors Classes, German Club BIEDOWICZ, JERRY L. - 4A Architect, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Soccer Team, Track Team. BIELINSKI, GEORGE HARRY - Vice-Pres. of Spur and Saddle Club, Roller Club, l.M. Sports. BIESIADA, ROBERT NORMAN - Honor Society, Student Concil, Astrophysics Society, Vice Pres. of Math Club, Vice Pres. of Science Club, Honors Classes, Radio Club, l..U.F.T.O.A., Publicity Comm., Drill Team, Bowling Club. BILLINGS, LARRY DEAN -- l-lallguard Capt., and Spur and Saddle Club. BISHOP, EDWARD EUGENE -- Ice Skating Team, Litin Club, Chorus, Hallguard, Student Council, L.ettermen's Club. BLAHUTA, LEW - Projectionists Club, Traffic Engineer. BLAKE, WILLIAM CHARLES - Student Council, Brush and Easel, Clean-up Committee, Hallguard, Annual Staff, Daily Representative. spinning lathes in wood shop 5l BOOTH, WILLIAM ANDREW - Hoilguord, Ice Skating Team, Smith-Huges Auto Shop, LM. SDOFTS- BOOTS, RAYMOND JOHN - Vice Pres. of German Club, Football, Roller Club, J.E.T.S., Bowling Club, Hvallguard, Air Conditioning Club. BOREK, THOMAS ANTON BORDEAN, ELI WILLIAM -- l.M, Captain of Volleyball, and Basketball Team. BORUCKI, JAMES EDWARD - I.M. Sports, Chorus, Ai: Conditioning Club, Jets Club. BOSMANN, BRUCE HAROLD -- National Honor Society, Key Club, Chief of Chiefs of Traffic, President of Germar Club, Super Honor Roll, Treasurer of Roller Club, Big Brother Comm., Student Council, Honors Classes. BOSOWSKI, ADOLPH A. - Hallguord, Judo Ciub. BOTZENHARDT, DAVID PAUL - 4A Architects, Mar' ching Band, Concert Band. the mornings we couIdn't get up 52 '- YE T'T'7'Z'F 5iSX'S'55 Q 1- x 5 S3 JU E Qty' ,Agar , fi Vi , V f me , I, I Mg AW V , 'dgqggb I M rf, ilk-img. ' wry.. ssc BOYD, DENNIS JOHN - Football, Track and Field, Hallguard, Ushers Club, l.M. Basketball, Ice Skating Team. BRATKO, EDWARD WALTER -- Concert Band, March- ing Band, Pit Band, Lane Indian Dancers, Orchestra, Gere man Club, Pon American Club, Swing Band, Theater Orchestra. BRENNER, JENARD ELLIS - Hclllguard, Projectionist German Club, National Honor Society, Honor Roll' Division Secretary, Announcement Committee. ' saszmsxi, THOMAS zowmzo - H W if T o A Office Aid swam cwnuiioiiim Rimes' LU' S' 'li ' GP- -M- Sports. l96O BRONIS, BRUCE LUCIEN - I.M. Sports. BROSZ, MICHAEL ADAM - Spur and Saddle, Roller Club. BROWN, EDWARD JOHN -- l-lallguard, Library AIU, Senior Publicity Committee, Officier Candidate School BUCEK, ROBERT STANLEY - TraffiC Engineers, and Alumni Committee. BUCK, BRIAN EDWARD - Bowling Club, Camera Club, Slide Rule Club, and Projectionist. BUDZYN. JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER - Wrestling Team, Cross Country Team, Outdoor Track, Fencing Team, I,M, Sports, Photo staff, Student Council, 'L' Comm, Sect., Slide Rule Club, Pan American Club, Li'Fesavi.ng, BUGIEL, DENNIS STEVEN - Pan Amerlgan Club, and l.M, Sports. BURDEN, RUSSELL LYLE - l-lallguard, Bowling Club, l,M. Sports. A of ' if ei a t it , K fErE:Ee4',S,. ' cg , BURZINSKI, WALT STEPHEN -- Polish Club, ILM. Sports, and Hallguard. BUSCH, THEODORE JAMES - Smith Huges Commer cial Art. BUSCHMANN, ROBERT JOHN -- Bowling League Math Club. CACIOPPO, DONALD JAMES - National Honor Society Track Team, Football Tearm I.M. Sp'0rTs, Aviation Club Honors Classes, Hollguard. The first step upon arrlvin late is to repori fo the TARDY SFFICE. 53 CALFA, JOHN CALI, ANGELO DON - Hallguard, Frosh-Soph Foot- ball, l.M. Sports. CALI, JOHN -- l.M. Sports, Super Honor Roll, Air Con, ditionirtg Club, Office Aid, S-H Auto, Band, Hallguarrl, L.U.F.T.O.A., Disclipine Clerk, and Prom Committee. CALOMB, JAMES - Honors Classes, and Publicity Com mittee. CANCHOLA, GILBERT - Contert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Pan American Club. CANTOR, BARRY - Varsity Baseball, Announcement Committee, Math Club, German Club, Roller Club, '.M. Sports, Office Aid, Slide Rule Club, Honors Classes, Litho Club, and Hallguard. CANTOR, HERBERT NATHAN - Honors Classes, Key Club, National Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Pron Committee, President of Student Council, Crack Dri. Team, Color Guard, and Chorus. CARBONARA, TERRY EDWARD - Chorus, Hallguard Baseball Team, Litho Club, and l.M. Sports. Precision work in MECHANICAL DRAWING is produced by Newey, Zwkel, and Salna. 54 Julzl R Q Wa .www W.. .. fix? ss X' ' w .... CARLSON, ARTHUR ROBERT Q- ,AA -Architects, Hall- guard, and Stamp Club. CARLSON, 'DENILHSCIQEET4 crack Drill Team, Exhibition Platoon, Chorus, German Club, Hallguards, Office Aid, and l.M. Sports. CARLSON,-l-Y,l-E MARVIN --' Manager of Frosh-Soph and Varsity Basketball Team, l.M. Sports, Pin and Ring Committee, 4A Architects and Honors Classes. C-msow. .wma GENE - tmieteum, sms-Cixi gelabm, Bowling Club, l.Ml Spb'r13,.-.Qrfd,Pqn Amefitgn l960 ex , ,mx www, 'iw it CARSON, JAMES RAYNOLD - Chorus, I.M. Sports and l-lallguard. CARSON, JOHN ALBERT - German Club, Lost and Found, Student Council, and I.M. Sports. CASSIDAY, DANIEL RICHARD - Honors Classes, Structural Steel, Student Council, Slide Rule Club, ond Annual Representative, CECHNER, PAUL E. - Traffic Engineer, ond Spur and Saddle Club. CELLI, LINO JOSEPH - Slide Rule Club, I.M. Sports Golf Team, Soccer Team, Finance Committee, l-lallquard Officer, and Office Aid. CERAMI, ANTHONY JOSEPH - Pan American Club, Chorus, Aviation Club, Arrangement Committee, and Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild. CHAPIN, ARTHUR WILLIAM CHARAK, DAVID LOUIS - Crew Team, and Spur and Saddle Club. sharp pencils and t-squares 4 Fu i x ' .Z 'iv TI- , ' .L I ' IT' ' .. ,x. ,. EE I . .-L , I ,III , Uv . ' .. f, 'J' ' '- -1 7- i i5?'- ,3' 1 . , - 'r l Qt i h ffilg' I 'U 'ff' 'fp i-'Y rem ,A -., . .1f 7 , i Zvi CHECKER, JON ANTHONY - 4A Architects, Hallguard, 'lj ' , fi' RAE, lg,-pg 1, .1 l Q - Pan American Club, Radio Club, and Traffic Engineers. .N ,',fi'-IE?-55i2llLll73-'2t ? A ,' - ,. k. 'I 's.'II.? : W T I, gl.-' CHELBY, STEVEN CHESTER - Hallguord. '- -5 :ii 'i ' 4 1i ' 1 , ',4 'Q I1: PJ'I'flT1T+ -,gi-.g3,1Qf532Lf-' ' i l l ' ,I i , 'II 3' ' . ' r 0 Y ' wi ' 4, I CHOMKO, RICHARD FRED - Bowling Club and Hall- g Uard CICHON, JOSEPH CHARLES - Hallguard, Air Condirf ioning Club, and I.M. W 3 ,I fi . 51: 1. I 193 E 55 CIEZKI, ROBERT ALLAN - Chorus. Pan American Club, Library Aid, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. CIRESE JAMES MICHAEL - Printers Club, Smith Hughes' Print Shop, and Entertainment Committee. E CIRIGNANI, DANIEL ROBERT - Tardy Office ,I.M.Zf Sports, Hallguard, Pan American Club, and Fishing Club. CLARK, DAVID CYRIL -- l,M. Sports, Pon American Club, Bowling Club, and Library Aid. CLAUSEN, GEORGE RICHARD - Social Committee, Hallguard, Swimming Team, Letterman's Club, and Rollf er Club. CLEMENTE, ALFRED ROWAN - Smith Hughes Auto, I. M. Sports., Wrestling, and Band. CLEMMONS, RONALD LEE - Pan American Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Structural Steel Drafting. . . we . ..,., M Q l COHEN, HOWARD ROBERT -- Photo Staff, Aviation Club, Camera Club, Radio Club, Spur and Saddle Club, Pan American Club, Brush and Easel Club, JETS Club. the moments of leisure 56 COHN, STEWART ALAN - l,M. Sports. COLE, RONALD PHILLIP - Roller Club, Spur and Sad dle Club, and Proiectionist. COLLINS, RAYMOND WILLIAM - Hollguard, Lunch roam Guard, and German Club. comms, WILLIAM vmsii. - Pan American Club, l960 ,pw L 'Emir A . a I I ' w I I J 4111-eg, A..- CZERWINSKI, RICHARD JEROME - Roller Club, Pro- iectionisr Club, Air Conditioning Club, Hallguard, Radio Club, Gift Committee, Football Announcer, and Stage Crew. DAHMS, HARRY M. - Captain ot the Track Team, Cross-Country, Frosh-Soph Football, Hallguard Clerk, l.M. Sports, Lettermen's Club, Arrowhead - Tech Prep and Daily Staff, Alumni Comm., Printers Club, DALLAM, DAVID BRUCE - Prom Committee, l.M. Sports, Library Helper ,and Public Speaking Club. DALY, WILLIAM MICHAEL - Hallguard, l.M. Sports, and Ushers Club. COLVIN, WILLIAM B. - Tennis Team, l.M. Sports, Rad- io Club, Hallguard, and Radio Shack. COST, DENNIS B. - Lifeguard, Soccer Team, Swim Team, and I-lallguard. COUGHLIN, MICHAEL - Judo Club, Roller Club, l,M. Sports, S-H Machine Shop, and Biography Committee. COX, ROBERT ALLAN -- Chorus, Aviation Club, l.M, Sports, Bowling Club, and Arrangement Committee. CRADDOCK, CLAYTON CLIFFORD - Library Aid. CUMMINGS, GERALD F. -- Printers Club, S-I-I Print, Daily Staff, Tech Prep and Annual Stott, Hallguard, l. M. Sports, Band, and Annual and Tech Prep Rep. CZARNECKI, GERALD WAYNE - Polish Club, Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, and Biography Committee. CZECHOWSKI, GEORGE WALTER - Concert Band. Marching Band, Chorus, Pit Band, German Club, and I-lallguard. of I W9 J Next move is pondered by Giardini, Larson and Litz in SPECIAL GYM. 57 DARDA, RICHARD JERRY - Hallguards, Student Ser- vice Comm., l.M. Sports, Office Aide, and Daily Rep. D'ASCANIO, MICHAEL - S.H. Commercial Art, Frosh-Soph Football, Junior Track and Swim Teams. Frosh-Soph Basketball and Baseball, Indian Dancer, Hall- guard, and l.M. Sports. DE BAETS, ALBERT LOUIS -- Latin Club, Hallguard Projectionists Club, Daily Rep., and Annual Rep. DEMBINSKI, ALFRED ALOYSIUS - Ushers Club, Hall- guard, Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, Polish Club, and Stu- dent Council. DE VITA, JOSEPH ANTHONY - 4A Architects, Concert Band, Marching Band, German Club, Roller Club, Pro- jectionist Club, Crack Drill Team, Exhibition Team, and Hallguard. 1 DIEHL, WERNER KARL - National Honor Society, Hon- ors Classes, Vice-Pres. of Astrophysical Society, Pres. of Chess and Checkers Club, Math Club, l.M. Sports, Pres. of Projectionist Club, Student Council, German Club, Prom Comm., Science Club, Chorus, Public Speaking Club, Big Brother, and Budget Committee. DILIBERTO, FRANK CARL - Symphony Orchestra Spur and Saddle Club, Pit Band, Traffic, German Club, Chorus. DINEEN, WILLIAM PATRICK - 4A Architects, Announ- Ment, and Student Council. , W adfwffwa 'fa W E -,Jw C Nourishing food of the LUNCHROOM is relief to hungry stomachs, 58 g , f gf' ,, l JUE' f W I , l 4 was , V ,,,, , , ' 4 f vm, f-.. C, , -qf W ,' - ,, , V4 ,,,, X f , 3 .7','WfS4w0 - ' , , ' ' ,H f 3 5 f ff , M , I . ? L . i , , -fc 1 1 x I 72534, W, V, i 'ff I 'S DINGELS, NICHOLAS WILLIAM - Bowling Club, Hall- Guard, Cheerleader, and German Club. DISCH. FRED HENRY - Air Conditioning,Chorus IM.. Sports, Traffic Engineers, and Bowling Club. 1 DQLAN, THOMAS CHARLES - Hallguard, Traffic En- gineer, Disclipine Helper, and S-H Auto, DOLAT, KENNETH JOHN - 4A A h't t H ll Library Helper, Chorus, Roller Club, grEdlSiiu'Cfu?Olgglt1I3l' X ' Vx 1 ew. is Yr in t MJ 2 .. X, sy, .T l96O DOLFF, WILLI ACHIM - Gift Committee and l,M Sports. DOLL, KARL HUBERT - Swimming Team, Gymnastics Team, Roller Club, l.M. Sports, Wrestling, Lite Guard Crew Team, Daily Rep., and Hallguard. DOROCIAK, THOMAS STANLEY - Bowling Club, Pol- ish Club, Hallguard, and l.M. Sport-s. DOROW, JOHN PAUL - Projectionist, German Club, Stage Crew, l.M. Sports, Coin Club, Publicity Committee, and Daily Representative. DOWNING, DALE PIERCE - Pan American Club, l.M. Sports, and Litho Club. DOWNS, GEORGE JOHN - Bowling Club, Office Aid, Projectionist, Student Council, Daily Rep. and Chorus. DOYLE, THOMAS CHARLES - Pres. of Printers Club, Tech Prep Staff, l.M. Sports, S-H Print, Hallguard, An- nual Statt, Wre'stling Team, Traffic Engineer, and Litho Club. DUDEK, ROBERT ANTHONY - Editor of Daily, Honor Society, Honors Classes, Announcement Committee, Hull- guard Otticer, JETS Club, Slide Rule Club, and Science Club. ... heart meals at lunchtime il .avg ' W, ,ff ,V Ah. , ,,,. I 41 .1 Z., mr fy f ir '7 1 DUFFY, RONALD JAMES - Bowling Club, Track, Aviat- ion Club, l.M. Sports, and Annual Representative. DUKAT, WAYNE JOSEPH - Hallguard, Gym Clerk, German Club, Structural Steel, Library Clerk, and l.M. Sports. DUNHAC, DONALD ANTHONY - Bowling Club, Gym Clerk, Annual Rep., Biography Committee, l.M. Sports, and Structural Steel. DYBAL, HENRY WALTER -- National Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Honors Classes, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Science Club, Projectionists Club, Pan American Club Lunchroom Guard, and Roller Club. 'N ills affa- f - FL M I , . . 1 - ' '. .r g 4. 1 v 1 - ' Ji ig: ' -i - - mf!f2' '- i la nl ' -ff um. , get 1 s ' .JI 'sF 'i ,- ' H.: tffffilft A N-,Eg , .v 2 3 - . . N 'J fWl' i'iifiii:e,l.':.1.143 , 'S - 1 ' - 'e t 1' 1- . - ' te f A - .- 1 f 'l'r '5 C5f'f1l': .-faire. Y ii rp l , i i-fj ,fff Qififlg Dill i . 71' Q ' i ' l 1 ll' ' x li lil ll , T Q' lt lie k,-t ll :,. ,l 1 ,Q ii- I I wr .S - 31 ri. ,-H , I, 1 ' lv. Y 59 ECKARDT, JON JENS - Hallguard and Jr. Swim Team. EDDY, DONALD FERNLEY - Finance Committee. EDWARDS, WILLIAM HAROLD - Social Committee, Ughers Club, l-lallguard, Projectionist, and l.M. Sports. EGAN, JAMES ROBERT - l.M. Sports, l-lallguard, and Picture Committee. EGEL, ARNOLD L. - National Honor Society, Honors Classes, L.U.F,T.O.A., Math Club Ofticier, and Picture Committee. EHARDT, JOSEPH - 4A Architect, l.M. Sports, and Arrangement Committee. ELKIN5, RICHARD LEE - Baseball Team, l-lallguard, JUNE l i l fm 'W 'A 5. f ff 3 ffii' if ' 4725 M'- , W .1 . , , A f . 1 9, W. , , r - 'A 7 . '4 , 7 ' ' V wif' ' l.M. Sports, Air Conditioning Club, and Announcement Committee. EMERY, WALTER DONALD difficult problems in math 60 MCENTZMINGER, ROBERT CHARLES - Litho Club. ERICKSON, JOHN WALTER - Finance Committee, Ger- man Club, and Judo Club. FAGAN, WALTER SEBASTINE - Football Team, Track T-eam, and Letterme-n's Club. FALCONE, JAMES A. - Arrowhead and Tech Prep We i960 N s s ,rf C .sim 4:2 u, 'O Nw., l sssr-SEQ1 . , is ala? Y f M0 l hs at ,Lu t w W A - 4 Q, W M , .,.,.,. A ,f 2.,f. , f ' WWW 1 , Q 1 V' FILLICARO, JOHN THOMAS - Hallguard, Traffic Engin-fer, Swim Clerk, Judo Club, Aviation Club, and l,M. Sports. FLEINER, JACK DEAN -- Chess and Checkers Club, Spur and Saddle Club, and Latin Club. FARINA, NICK CHARLES - lndian Dancers, Hall- auard, Bookroom Attendant, Latin Club, and Senior Finance Committee. FASANO, THOMAS VINCENT - Pan American Club, Slide Rule Club, Hallguard, Ushers Club, Lieutenant Traffic Engineer, Big Brother, and Typing. FELICE, PHILIP - Pan American Club and Daily Repr. FELISH, MICHAEL CHARLES - S-H Commercial Art Traffic Engineers, Ushers, Indian Dancers, Chorus., Brush and Easel Club, Cheerleader, Litho Club, Roller Club, Pan American Club, and l.M. Sports. FELSKE, JOHN FREDRICK - Basketball Captain, Bosef ball Team, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Teachers Aid, and Lettermen's Club. FENNER, RAYMOND GEORGE -- National Honor Sac- iety, Traffic Engineers, Publicity Committee, Hallguard, Slide Rule Club, Bookroom Assistant, Daily Repr. and Air Conditioning Club. FERRARA, CHARLES JOSEPH - Teachers Aid, Rover Football, l.M. Wrestling, Band, Hallguard, Honors Class- es,, Library Aid. FICK, ARTHUR RICHARD - Biography Committee, Hallguard, Bowling Club, Roller Club, Radio Club, and Stamp Club. noon, DONALD WAYNE - smith-Hughes, commef- Moms Of Oegofiofi Ore exploified bv M cial Art, Bowling Club, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. peluso 'V' Gdvcnced MATH CLASS- FOGELBERG, KENNETH W. M l.M. Sports. Jets Club, Slide Rule Club. 61 FOLK, STEVEN JOSEPH - Judo Club, Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, Pan American Club, Hallguard, Wrestling Team, and Daily Representative. FOLLINGSTAD, ALAN JOHN - Hallguard, Student Council, Annual Representative, Tech Prep Salesman and Latin Club. FORD, FRANKLIN HALSEY -- Student Service Comm., Pan American Club, Crack Drill Team, Exhibition Drill Team, R.O.T.C. Otficier, and Leadership School. FORD, JAMES WILLARD 1 Crock Drill Team, EX- hibition Drill Team, R.O.T.C. Officer, Pan American Club, Leadership School. JUEC FORMAN, ROBERT LAWRENCE - Pan Amearican Club, Lane Anglers, Bowling League, Clinic Aid, Hallguard, Rover, Library Aid, l.M. Sports, and Slide Rule Club. FORMAN, ROBERT RICHARD - Typing, Hallguard, Pan American Club, Spur and Saddle Club, l.M, Sports, Daily Representative, Rover, Tech Prep Salesman, and Football. FORMEISTER, EDWARD JOHN - Smith-Hughes Coni- mercial Art, Roller Club, Hallguard, and Brush and Easel Club, FORSTER, FREDERICK V. - Honor Society, Honors Classes, Orchestra, Marching Band, Concert Band, Science Fair, and LM. Sports. Koomiss discusses PROGRAMMING DIFFICULTIES with Mr. Pattullo. 62 1406- A f cs , ww A ' gym mx . FOSTER, ROBERT W. - National Honor Society, Honor Classes, Bowling Club, Roller Club, Radio Club, Social Committee, Daily Rep., and Radio Shop Assistant. FRAHM, PAUL LEONARD e e Latin Club and Hallguard. FRANCIS, DONALD THOMAS - Hallguard Otticier, Color Guard, Proiectionist, Picture Committee, Radio Club, Daily Repr. and Leadership School, FRANK, THOMAS PETER - Discipline Helper, Rover, Football, Wrestling, l.M. Sports, Pin and Ring Comm, ,A , QM! 2-m,...,,, -E, T -Z ' ,Z ,V Q. A ' -ivf s' y, .QS . ',:aM2i,.:Q?f 5' Wt.-1'e.:-t5m2 Z MK! 'Mr' z. f ri 0 ff W ? ,, , FURUSHO MELVIN YOSHIKAZU - German Club, I.M. Sports Gymnastics, Office Aid, and Projectionist Club. GAC RONALD JOSEPH - Polish Club. GAGLIANO TONY RAYMOND - Spur and Saddle Club GALATI JAMES ERNEST - l.M. Sports and Air Con- FRECHETTE, JOHN CHARLES - Printers Club, Tech Prep Staff, Annual Staff, Hallguard, Roller Club, I.M. Sports, Litho Club, and S-H Print Shop. FRERICHS, ARTHUR LOREN - l-lallguard Chief, Bow- ling Club, Roller Club, I.M. Sports, Outdoor Driving Instructor, S.H. Auto Shop, and Ushers Club, FRETZIN, CHARLES HARRIS - Photo Staff, and Cam- era Club. FREY, JAMES AUGUST - l-lallguard and I.M. Sports. i FRICK, THOMAS STEPHEN - Owls Club, JETS Club, I.M. Sports, Bowling Team, Office Clerk, Hallguard, and Daily Rep. Chess and Checker Club, Hallguard, and Stamp Club. FRONCZAK, LEONARD RALPH - Arrangements Corn- FRITZLER, JAMES ALEXANDER - Traffic Engineer ,W mittee, Hallguard, and I.M. Sports. FUENFLE, JAMES the program changes L 63 GALE, LOUIS JOSEPH - l-lallguard and Arch. Course. GALLA, GERALD DENNIS -- Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Swing Band, and Polish Club. GARBACZ, RICHARD - l-lallguard Clerk and l.M. Sports. GARBACZ, THOMAS PETER - Litho Club, l.M. Sports, and l-lallguard. GARVEY, JAMES DOMINIC - R.O.T.C. Officer Corps. Exhibition Drill Platoon, English Office Aid, Crew Team, and Leadership School. GASIK, FORREST MICHAEL - l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Library Aid, Announcement Committee, Coin Club, German Club, and Slide Rule Club. GASIOROWSKI, RICHARD JOSEPH - Track Team, Cross Country Team, Lettermen's Club, Entertainment Comm., Ushers Club, Library Aid, l.M. Sports, Hallguai Lieut., Daily Rep., Gym Clerk and Bowling Club. GATTA, LOUIS ANTHONY - Football Team, l.M. Sports, Track Team, Wrestling Team, 4A Architectg Cap and Gown Committee, and Lettermen's Club. exciting projects in foundry 64 .IUE GAUSS, THOMAS AHERNE - Aviation Club, Hall- QUOFCI, Structural Steel, Slide Rule Club, Crew Team, and Library Aid, GAWRUSIK, RICHARD PETER - Biography Committee. and l.M. Sports. GEISE, THEODORE EDWARD -- Coin Club, Honors Class-es, and Traffic. GEIST, ARTHUR - Football, Track, S.H. Auto, l.M. Sports, and Spur and Saddle Club. i960 'F ,AW L fx QUT , an GOETZ, WILLIAM JAMES - Chief of Traffic Engineers Hallguard, Slide Rule Club, and Stamp Club. GOLDEN, WILLIAM HENRY - Track Tearn, Cross Country, Lettermen's Club, l.M. Sports, Gift Comm., Cap and Gown Comm., Entertainment Comm., and Picture Cvmm. GONGOLA, GARY ANDREW - l.M. Sports, Library Aid, Hallguard, Pan American Club, and Roi!-er Club. GONOS, WILLIAM - Honors Classes, Concert Band, Student Budget Committee, Co-chairman of Alumni Committee. GERLACH, MAX LEONARD - Hallguard and Parking Lot Guard. GFRORER, RICHARD - Library Assistant, Bowling Club, Office Aid, and German Club. GIBSON, RICHARD ALLEN - National Honor Society Key Club, Lettermen's Club, Student Council, R.O.T.C. Officer, Drill Team, Color Guard, Rifle Team, Radio Club, and Senior Gift Comimittee. GIL, EDWARD JAMES - Band, Orchestra, Pan Ameri- can Club, l.M. Sports, Theater Orchestra, and Biography Committee GHIMENTI, DON JAMES - l.M. Sports, Crevv Team Track Team, Lifeguard, Pan American Club, Daily Representative, Air Conditioning Club, and Bowling Club. GLOWINKE, JOHN DENNIS - National Honor Society, Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, R.O.T,C., Math Club, Astrophysics Society, Library Aid, Science Club, Gi.. Committ.:-3, and l.M. Sports. GIBISCH, ROBERT WILLIAM - Aviation Club, Pro- jectionists Club, German Club, Hallguards, Traffic, Camera Club, Ushers Club, and Book Room. GIOMETTI, VICTOR WILLIAM - Honor Society, Foot- ball Team, Pan American Club, Air Conditionirg Club, Lettermen's Club, and Track Team. ff 5 I I l 6 , n o U .fig 'ao neu! 0 no f ofa 9 ' ,4 I ,,!xv, gig! uno. n ,,uw-H-'ybwgpao Q Q ,M o CARE IS TAKEN by Tompkins in polishing model of l.incoln's head. 65 GONZALEZ, LEONARD RAUL - Hallguard Chief, Crack Drill Platoon, Radio Club, Projectionist Club, Prom Com., Publicity Comm. Arrangements Comm., Student Service Comm., Student Council, and Locker Captain. GOODE, JAY M. - Roller Club, Lieut. of l-lallguards, l.M. Sports, and Traffic Engineer. GOODWlN, JAMES GREGORY - Student Council, Chorus, Tech Prep Salesman, Arrowhead Salesman, Judo Club, Math Club, Hallguord, ond Rod ond Reel Club. GORNY, JAMES ANTHONY -- Hollguord, Spur and Saddle Club, Roller Club, Projectionist Club, l.M. Sports, and Daily Representative. GRAZIANO, JOSEPH VICTOR - Chess and Checkers Club, Astrophysics Club, l.M. Sports, and Roller Club GREEN, JOSEPH ALFRED - Marching Band, Concert Band, Spur and Saddle Club, Orchestra, Crack Drill Team, Rifle Team, Social Centers Comm,, Projectionists Club, Student Council, Exhibition Drill Team. GREEN, RICHARD L. -- Student Council, Tech Prep Staff, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Annual Staff, Wrestling Team, Judo Club, ond Sgt. at Arms of Printers Club. GREGORY, ROBERT PAUL - Hallguard Officier, Social Committee, Ushers Club, Drill Team, O.C.S. Graduate, and Office Aid. FOOTBALL GAME arouses enthusiasm from cheering Laneites. 66 JUE WW . .A.. ,,q.a.c..4v1Q,, I,,:, , ,,,,. , ,,, A ' GRELYAK, KENNETH JAMES -- Football Teom, Air Conditioning, Hollguard, Gym Clerk, Smith - Hughes Auto, l.M. Sports, and Rolling lndions. GROBLE, WALTER EDWARD -- Chorus, Pon American Club, and Bowling Club. GRODECKI, ZENON THOMAS - Marching Band, Con- cert Bond, and Polish Club. GUNSTEEN, DENNIS :oMoNo - Library Aid, Bn Brother, l.M. Sports, ond Rover. ff? l96O 1 NH, sore 2 HAMILTON, DAVID BERTUS -- Honors Class-esf lY'f Skating Team, Lettermen's Club, Hallguard, and TI'GCl4 Team. HALE, EVERETT PHILLIP - National Honor Society, Honors Classes, German Club President, Hallguard, Or- fice Aid, Annual Representative, Math Club, Tralt:c Engineers, Bowling Club, and Stamp Club. HAMMERBERG, WILLIAM LEROY - Mask and Shears, Baseball Team, Hallguards, l.M. Sports, German Club, Daily Rep., and Tech Prep Salesman. HANCHAR, JOHN CASIMIR - Honor Society, Key Club, Swimming Team, Wrestling Tearn, l.M. Sports, Pron- Committee, Big Brother, German Club, Air Candi tioning Club, and Lettermen's Club. GUSTAFSON, CLINT ARVID - Speed Skating Team, German Club, and l.M. Sports. GUSTAFSON, JACK CHARLES - Hallguard, Stamp Club, Coin Club, Radio Club, Chorus, Baseball Team, Track Team, and Book Room Helper. GUZZO, RONALD K. - Alumini Committee, Air Con- ditioning Club, l.M. Sports and Hallguard. GWIASDA, BILL - Smith-Hughes Auto Shop, Gym- nastics, I-lallguard, Picture Comm. l.M. Sports, Spur and Saddle Club, Roller Club, Bowling Club, and Pan American Club. HAASE WILLIAM CARL 1 Pin and Ring Comm. Hall- guard, Printers Club, Tech Prep Staff, Annual Staff, and l.M.Sports. HAGEN, ROBERT WILLIAM - Swimming Team, Hall- guard, Rover, Lettermen's Club, Representative, and l.M. Sports. HALL, CARL WILLIAM -- I,M. Sports. HALLITSCHKE, JOHN CARL - Traffic Engineers and Cap and Gown Committee. Ottice Worker, Daily throats from cheering Inu, -A -. , it i 1: ii i 3. 11-if Ei? 'l-T Q, 15 f if.. 9 ' - jk 1. J,!,q5..A .yr -'I -fkL'yf,. '.. -U ' 253 ' 11 ,-ffzffrrh,l f if 5 , '.iii?f ' flair A A 2421 -1-rf 1 lZl5.'I'l'I?7i-T E -143 inf., ,I,:9e?Fr - igyq spiii rf fri-tammy thf.. ,,'gV - - , 4 -. . :wi .- - if-lY?i 'li Fl A KI ,f,i :-,.:-22- i - M,--I -' 'ji' 12: -I we i 's.i5:ifu.i:2at- .-: - - - . .. 1551, ff ' ii,si4,ggf,,-gli,-,-A., . - ' , ii f'iQ'. 1 1. 1.5'Zii,f,'L-f1f'l ii:ilfi f 'ki' 51. -- , . ,. 2- rr, 'ff i - -Q -' r' ' e A ' . vi,-.M 15 ,:- Q .. . , Y,-J it . . 1 . - it i, 1 . 4' 11 ',,f' i -. uv pa' V Af. .x 1 ... I, L, xii ! ll . Q I .1 if 1 i fc-if ' , . , 1' 'A I ii i ,fo I 67 HAN KE, KENNETH R. HANSEN, EARL RICHARD - German Club, Swim Team, Big Brother. Lifeguard, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports, HANSEN, MILTON REGINALD - Hallguards, Litho Club, Printers Club, Pan American Club, Daily Staff, Arrowhead and Tech Prep Staff. HANSON, ALLAN DONALD - Chorus, Hallguard, and Air Conditioning Club. HANSON, DELLAS DEAN - Frosh-Soph Football, l.M. Sports, Science Club, Spur and Saddle Club, 0-id Pan American Club. HARRIS, JAMES EDWARD - Hallguard COinClub, l.M. SpOrtS. HARTAN, ARMAND M. - Smith Huges. Commercial Art, Brush and Easel Club, and Clean Up Comm. HARTMAN, MILES NIEL - National Honor Society, Sec. of Radio Club, Student Court, Daily Rep., Math Club Science Club, Aviation Club, JETS, Hallguard, Traffic Engineer, Air Conditioning Club, and German Club. our many championship 68 1-:iii o w.,-wwf Slf:'6fig7W,' f JUE A' ,L-pw' kfifh f 1 I ,,4,y f.,,,fff. . -r .X . ,I X fgufiwar m fg a ye ' '4:9,w,,i' ' Al 'fc . -I 4 6? if 35,3 Z I v SWG 25' 4 ff X yy f A , I 944 .f J R f L S f , 1 , 1 W fa Q f g ,fy f f f 1 ' W f ,f Zi ff ff ei Q .. f -Mf ' 4 - ' - 2 'C I' 1512! '13,j:fgcj1:.f.gg,g016422 fl 3,535.2355115455-.g73w1:.f.i6.4Q5x , , ,.v 1, .x N- Lef t , 'H ,. 5 , n 'rw ,.,, .my ,Qtf ,N .. fif . 1 40, 5...-,i E. . Af- if ,f , ff Q -' 7 f ' ggjffmf , f H f , 2 . ,. . . V, . X., teams QSXQ lx .wt 5s HAUGEN, ROBERT ARTHUR 1 l.M. Sports, Hollguord, Slide Rule Club, Library Aid, and Traffic Engineers. HAYES, ROBERT RUTHERFORD - Pan American Club, Gymnastics Squad, and l.M. Sports. Club R.O.T.C. Officer, Hallguard, Rifle Team, Student Club, R,O.T.C. Officer, l-lallguards, Rifle Team, Student Servic-3 Comm, HAZLEWOOD, DONALD RAY - Library Helper, Holl- guard, Gym Clerk, l.M. Sports, and Rolling Indians. HEAI-Y, TIMOTHY GEORGE - Aviation Club, German Club, R.O.T.C. Officer, Hallguard, Rifle Team, Student Service Committee. l96O HEROLD, BARRY JAMES - l-lallgucird, Judo Club, Bowling Club, Camera Club, Traffic Engineer, Daily Representative, Gym Clerk, Swim Clerk, R.O.T.C. Drill Team, I.M. Manager, Finance Comm. HERZIC, RICHARD PAUL HICKMAN, ALAN JOSEPH - Traffic Engineer, Holl- guard Clerk, Roller Club, Foo ball, Air Conditioning Club, and Pin and Ring Committee. HILKER, DAVID -- Bowling Club, Slide Rule Club, Air Conditioning Club, Pan American Club, and I.M. Sports. M HEH, JOHN HENRY - Super Honor Roll, Aviation Club, Science Club, I.M. Sports, Slide Rule Club, and Gift Comm. HEIDENREICH, WILLIAM MAX - Football, l-lallguard, Smith I-luges Auto, Air Conditioning, Pan American Club, I.M. Sports, Cap and Gown Comm., Rolling Indians, and Spur and Saddle Club. HEIN, DENNIS HERBERT - l.M .Sports, Hallguards, Smith-Hughes Auto, Discipline Clerk, and Air Condit- ioning Club. HEINZ, BOB MICHEL - Roller Club, Pan American Club, Hallguard, Library Clerk, Structural Steel, An- nouncement Comm., l.M. Sports, and Track Team. HELWIG, GEORGE MICHAEL - I.M. Sports, I.M. Mana- ger, and Teacher Assistant, HENNINGS, LARRY WILLIAM HERNANDEZ, ROBERT LEO -- Announcement Comm., I-lallguord, Gym Clerk, and I.M. Sports. HERNER, VICTOR JAMES -- Hallguard. GYMNAST Mroz demonstrates perfect form on the rings. 69 HIRSCH, CHARLES A. - Lane Daily Editor-in-Chief, Honors Classes, Track Team, Public Relations Comm., Annual Salesman, Hallguard, Radio Club, and Public Speaking Club. HIRT, CARL EDWARD - I.M. Sports Manager, Pan American Club, Radio Club, Student Council, Hallguard, and Cap and Gown Comm. HODGE, RUSSEL LEROY - Lett-erman's Club, Ice Skating Team, Honor Classes, Hallguard, I.M. Sports, and Arrangement Committee. HOFMANN, RONALD GUSTAV - Football Team, Track Team, Letterman's Club, and I.M. Sports. H-OFFSTADTER, KEN I. - Astrophysical Society, Aviation Club, Chess and Checkers Club. HOLM, DENNIS BRUCE -- Pan American Club and Spanish Club. HOLTANE, DENNIS BRIAN - Concert Band, German Club, Fencing, and Orchestra. HOLZ, DIETER JOERG 1 Pan American Club, Hall- guard, I.M. Sports, R.O.T.C, Officer, Drill Team, Alumn' Committee, Daily Rep., and Library Helper. BEAUTIFUL MUSIC from the symphony orchestra brings Christmas spirit to school. 70 V , ...L M - X HOMAN, WILLIAM RICHARD 4 Hallguard, President of Roller Club, Traffic Engineers, German Club, and Office Clerk. HOOKER, ROBERT CARL - Hallguarl, Bowling Club, German Club, Lunchroom Guard, Owls Club, l.M, Sports, Chorus, and S-H Auto. HoovER, EDWARD ARTHUR - Bowling Club, GYIT1 Clerk, Plfifufe Committee, I.M. Sports, Structural Steel, and Annual Representative. HRYCYK, RICHARD NICHOLAS - Baseball Team ERIE Club, Library Aid, I.M. Sports, and Letterman's ,.Z 'FVI -' LACKI' X f files!! l960 'We- fis-Iyfiff A 'se' Q S . ,k sf. if 1-QA. tswfi it .. .. .,:.. C. ,, . ws. X -t is fer. ...., .- i I ll - A 'A IOVANUT, LEO - Secretary of Printers. Club, S.H. Print Shop, Daily Staff, Hollguard, Biography Committee. ISHIMARU, MIKIO - Honor Society, Honors Classes Astrophysical Society, Projectionist Club, Color Guard, Arrangement Comm., Science Club, R.O.T.C. Officer's Sta ff. I1 NYRE, ROBERT F. 1 Social Center Commitlee, Slide Rule Club, Hollguard, Air Conditioning Club, Latin Club, l.M. Sports, Gift Comm., Physics Lab Assistant. JABLONSKI, ARTHUR CASMIER - Polish Club, Bowling Club, Proiectionist, Hollguard, l.M. Sports, Teachers Aid, Daily Representative. HUFF, TERRY ALLEN - Orchestra, Honor Society, Bowling Club, Honors Classes, and Cap and Gown Comm. HUGHES, JOHN B. - Finance Comm., R.O.T.C. Staff Officer, Student Council, Daily, Arrowhead, and Tech Prep Staff, Printers Club, Lost and Found Worker, Slide Rule Club, Pan American Club, and Projectionists Club. HUSCH, STEVEN CLARENCE - Ushers Club, Polish Club, Bowling Club, Hollguard, Social Comm., Parking Lot Guard, Alumni Comm., and l.M. Sports. HUSS, CURTIS ANTHONY - Hollguard, German Club, and Slide Rule Club. IBSEN, RONALD EDWIN 1 Chorus, Life guard, Office Aid, Hollguard, and Service Committee. .i i' l , 1 ' i ILOSVAY, PAUL JOHN - S.l-l. Auto Shop, l.M. Sports, Football Team, Soccer Team, Student Council, l.M, Capt., and Out Door Driving Instructor. ILLY, FRANK - Hollguard, Student Council and Daily Staff. INGALLINERA, JOSEPH PAUL - lce Skating Team, Traffic Engineers, Letterman's Club, Ushers Club, Pan American Club, Hollguard, and Library Aid. rite, songs shared in assembl 7l JACOB, ROBERT THOMAS - Air Conditioning Club, Hallguard Clerk, l.M. Manager, Student Council, Cap and Gown Committee. JACOBSON, STEVEN LEE - Letterman's Club, Football Team, Track Team, Swimming Team, l.M. Basketball, Prom Committee. JANCZAK, DENNIS JOHN - Ushers Club, Polish Club, Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, and Frosh-Soph Football. JANKAUSKAS, RONALD EDWARD - l-lallguard, Trat- fic Engineers, Slide Rule Club, JETS Club, Stamp Club, Aviation Club, Student Council, Pin and Ring Committee, l.M. Sports, and Air Conditioning Club. JANSON, PHILIP DAVID - Student Council, Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, Tech Prep Salesman, and Cap and Gown Committee. JARBIGIAN, GERARD ALEXANDER - Student Council, l..U.F.T,O.A., Owls Club, Latin Club, Slide Rule Club, Hallguards, Entertainment Committee, Honor Society, Honors Classes, and Financial Editor at Lane Daily. JARECKI, WALTER CHESTER - German Club, and Astrophysics Club. JAWORSKI, RICHARD JULIUS - Track, Office Aid, l-lallguard, and Air Conditioning Club. .-....., .-.,...., .... rv--,,,, L .IU E l x. ' 'S ,Q 'Y Nyziviy w. , ef ., X f standing stiffly at attention 72 1Y'Z',21',, S Y vm l JAWORSKI, WILLIAM ADQLPH - Student I Prom Committee, Office Aid, Hallguard, fC1ffIC Engineer. JENKOT, ROBERT A. -- National Honor Society, Honors Classes, Color Guard, Arrangement Committee, OffiC9f COVDS-, STOITWD Club, Lane Daily, Polish Club, Annual Salesman, and Student Council. JENSEN, EDWARD RAYMOND - Polish Club, Picture Committee, Traffic Engineer, Publicity Committee, An- lU0l Smif, and Annual Representative. JENSEN, PAUL WILLIAM - German Club, Structural Steel, and Roller Club. l96O 11925 New RW? - X Q C O J QT' Q if , . 4 . 1 JONES, ROBERT ARTHUR - Hallguard, Bowling Club, S.H. Machine Shop. JOPS, RAYMOND FRANK - Polish Club, Projectionist Club, and Hallguard. JUREWICZ, JAMES FRANK - Hallguard and Garden Club. KAMPF, MICHAEL - National Honor Society, Honors Classes, Slide Rule Club, Traffic Engineers, Office Aid, Student Council Representative, German Club, Picture Committee, Tardy Office Aid, and Chorus. x ,iz tl Sf 3 JENSON, RICHARD ARTHUR -D Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Orchestra, City Solo Contest, Ensemble Con- test, German Club, and Swing Band. JESKE, LEON - Projectionist. JOHNSON, BRUCE EARL - Honors Classes, Swimming Team, l.M. Sports, Lif-3 Guard, Big Brother, Math Club, J,E.T.S. Club, German Club, Hallguard, and Office Aid. JOHNSEN, NORMAN DWIGHT - Hallguard, Worker in Record Office, Bowling. JOHNSON, JOSEPH D. JOHNSON, KENNETH LEE - Air Conditioning Club. JOHNSEN, ROBERT F. - Music, Swimming. JOHNSON, WILLIAM IRWIN -- Bowling Team, Traffic Engineer, Library Assistant, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. ,L i 5.155254 R,O.T.C. cadets snap to attention at annual FEDERAL INSPECTION. 73 ICAMPS, DONALD MARTIN - Key Club, Public Speak- ers Club, Prom Committee, LUFTOA, OWL'S Club, Cheef- leader, Slide Rule Club, l.M. Sports, Daily Rep., Annual Rep., and Litho Club. KARAS, LEONARD CARL - l.M. Sports, Hallguard, .lUEf Rover, and Daily Representative. - I3 .. r , KARG, KENNETH LEONARD - Office Aid, Spur and . Saddle Club, Gym Clerk, and Daily Rep. 7 A KAUTZ, GEORGE RICHARD - Hallguard, Stamp Club, jg Projectionist Club, Roller Club, and Record Office Aid, KEHOE, FRANK JAM-ES - Pan American Club, Stage Crew, Ma-sk and Shears, l.M. Sports, Swim Team, Lettermen's Club, and Office Aid. KELLER, ARTHUR BARRY KELLEY, THOMAS LOUIS - Orchestra, Concert Band, Marching Band, Pan American Club, Public Speaking Club, and Coin Club. KELLY, DENNIS JOSEPH - Swimming Team, Chorus, Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, and Hallgucird. Keeping order in the corridors is the iob ot Rossbacher, one of lOOO HALLGUARDS. 74 ? J' M..,,,,,M, Z ff f A f ,,,., 5 3. ,, ,I w A, J ,rf if QW ,JW 0- lf, t A 2' I l x W.. x Stax QW ,L il N1 f ? L 4 4 l l l f iq X L s I' M ' lt i l l i ik X E KELLEY, TIMOTHY FRANK - Orchestra, Concert Band, Marching Band, Stamp Club, Public Speaking Club, and German Club. KEMPA, EUGENE WILLIAM - Polish Club, Alumni Committee, l.M. Sports, and Daily Representative. KENNY,-JEROME M. - Hallguard, Air Conditioning Club, SW'm Clerk, Coin Club, and l.M. Sports. KEs1'si.ooT, Tusooons WILLIAM - ice skating Teom, Lost and Found Clerk, S.H. Auto Shop, and Traffic Engineer. l96O KLESZYK, JAMES EDWARD - Chorus I.M. Sports, JETS, and Air Conditioning. KLEIST, AXEL UWE - Air Conditioning, Camera Club, Structural Steel, I.M. Sports, Picture Committee, 4A Architect. KLEPACKI, ANTHONY WILLIAM - Polish Club, I.M. Sports. KLIMEK, EDWARD CASIMAR - Hallguard, Parking Lot Attendent. 92 KICHLER, KENNETH MICHAEL - Bowling Club, Pan American Club, Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, and Ensemble Contest. KIEWICZ, TED EDWARD - Hallguard Chief of Chiefs, Polish Club, Vice-President of Ushers Club, I.M. Basket- ball, Baseball, Daily Represenativ-e, Bowling Club, and Tech Prep Salesman. KINDL, KURT ROBERT KING, STANLEY ALBERT -- Radio Club, Camera Club, Air Conditioning Club, S.l'l. Auto, and I.M. Sports, KIRCHHARDT, PAUL CHARLES 1 S.l-l. Print Shop, Printers Club, Cop and Gown Comm., German Club, Tech Prep, Litho Club, I.M. Sports, and Hollguard. KIRMAN, BENJAMIN DAVID - Honor Society, Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, Hallguard, Library Aid, Traf- fic Engineer, I.M. Sports, Science Club, Projectionist Club, Cap and Gown Committee, Office Aid, and Stud-ent Coun- ci KIRSCHNER, ALFONS JACKOB KITTLE, JOHN PETER - I.M. Sports, Projectionist Club, Track Team, and Hallguard. serving our school 75 KLOSS, KENNETH FRANK - Chorus, Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Pan American Club, Picture Committee. KLUG, OWEN RUDOLPH - Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Life Guard, Rifle Team, Entertainment Committee, Slide Rule Club. IxOCHAN, DENNIS JON - German Club, and Library Aid. KOCZAN FRANK - Honor Societ Honors Classes, 1 Yi Super Honor Roll, Orchestra, Theater Orchestra, R.O.T.C. Officer, Tech Prep and Arrowhead Staff. KOENIG, PETER FREDERICK - Orchestra, Theater Orch- estra, Librarian, Sextet, and Indian Dancers. KOENIGES, WERNER OTTO -- Slide Rule Club, Air Con- ditioning Club, Jets Club, Hallguard, Projectionist Club, S.H. Machine Shop, Alumni Committee, and Entertain- ment Committee. KOLMAN, LEONARD THOMAS - Polish Club, and l.M. Sports. KONZEL, MICHAEL ROBERT - Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Spur and Saddle Club, S.H. Auto, Office Aide, Rolling Indians. 4 .IU E nl fe , K? jTfQf the expanse of our campus -ff 76 if 3' Q. 2 .'. ,wax I is X ' ev X NN S si,-3 . mm KMIECIAK, MICHAEL JOHN - Bowling Club, Aviation Club, l.M. Sports. KMIECIK, ROBERT EDWARD - National Honor Soc- IGIY, LM- SDOFTS, Hdllguards, Slide Rule Club, Jets Club Air Conditioning Club, Polish Club, Pin and Ring Comm., gffge Aid, TYDir1g Club, Chorus, Usher, and Camera u . KNIGHT, ROBERT BRUCE - Hallguard, Pan American Club, and l.M. Sports. KNUTSEN, EDWARD OLAF - Crew Team, 4A Arch- itects, l.M. Sports, Structural Steel, and Office Aid, l96O Pix . 4 'W , ff Xv 0?f 'i ft 4 l,,ff , M, . f 4 . 'f ' 1 .Mfizmiif I , M Xffif f t iff, W 2 ,,,' X, KOYANAGI PAUL NORITO - l.M. Sports Hallguard Cap and Gown Committee and Finance Committee KRABEC WARREN GENE - Library Helper Parking Lot Guard Exhibition Platoon Crack Drill Platoon S.H Machine Finance Comm. and Teachers Aid KRANKEL, LAWRENCE STEWART - l.M. Sports, Radio Club, Astrophysics Society, and Math Club. KRAUSE, KARL ARTHUR - Honor Society, Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, Entertainment Committee, German Club, Air Conditioning Club, and Daily Representative. M K X KOBS, EDWARD JULES - Football Team, Ice Skating Team, Lettermen's Club, Chorus, Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Library Aid, and Daily Repr. KOJZAREK, HENRY - Marching Band, Concert Band, Qrchestra, and German Club. , I L, KOLODZIEJSKI, CHESTER FRANK - Traffic, Student Council. KOSIBA, JEROME STANLEY - Hallguard, Polish Club, Projectionist, Bowling Club, Ushers Club, l.M. Sports Saddle. Cap and Gown Committee, and Annual Salesman. KOSZUTA, DANIEL MICHAEL - Bowling Club, Traffic Engineer, and Library Aid. KOTOWSKI, WILLIAM C. - Honors Classes, Super Hon- or Roll, Hallguard, l.M. Sports, and Student Council. KOWACZEK, JOSEPH PAUL - Office Aid, Structural Steel, and 4A Architect. KOWALSKI, RONALD THEODORE - Chorus, Pan Amer- ican Club, l.M. Sports, Aviation Club, and Slide Rule Club. Unusual view of SCHOOL GROUNDS shows geometric pattern of our walks. 77 KROPEL, CARY ANDREW -- German Club, Hallguard and Chorus. KRUEGER, ROBERT EDWIN - Baseball Team, Letter- mans Club, German Club, l.M. Sports, and Hallguard. KRUEGER, WILLIAM FRED -- Printers Club, Daily Staff Tech Prep Staff, Roller Club, l.M. Sports, and SH Print Shop. KRUSE, DUANE WENDELL -- Marching Band and Con- cert Band. KUBALA, DONALD STANLEY - I-lallguard, Office Aid Honors Classes, S.H. Auto, Traffic Engineers, and I.M Sports. KUBYCHECK, EDWARD - Slide Rule Club, Hallguard and Traffic Engineers. KUCZAJ, JOHN - Polish Club. KUHNS, THOMAS PETER - Polish Club, Bowling Club, Ushers Club, and l.M. Sports. it ? was i Visitors show interest in pond life in the MEMORIAL GARDEN. 78 .lLlEi ',7 ,UZ , , . ,J if , ww., f . .' 4, A X . . s . SX RX -5 - KURCZ, ROBERT LAWRENCE - l.M. Sports. KUSTERER, DONALD PAUL - Honors Classes, Vice Pres. of L.U.F.T.O.A., Finance Comm., Treasof Jets Club, Budget Comm. Co-Chairman, Slide Rule Club, Owls Club, Public Speaking Club, and Office Aid. KUTA, JAMiES EDWARD - Polish Club, and I.M. Sports. KUTZMAN, GERALD ROBERT - Honors Classes, l.M. Sports, Latin Club, Slide Rule Club, Camera Club, Science Club, Traffic Engineer, Aviation Club, and Pin and Ring Committee. SSX ' . X 1 .,.,,. f Se-Ss i960 e s . X sl sw KUZMICKI, LEO P. - Slide Rule Club, Jets Club, Hall- guards, Science Club, Math Club, Student Council, Cam- era Club, and Pan American Club. KWIATKOWSKI, EDWARD PETER - Bowling Club, Polish Club, Traffic Engineer, l.M. Sports, Litho Club, and Hallguard Officer. LABANT, JAMES WILLIAM - Honor Classes, Astro- physics Society, and Science Club. LABELLE, TIMOTHY ALLEN -- Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Hallguards, and Stud-ent Service Comm. LABUDA, KENNETH A. 1 Daily Editor, Hallguard, POI- ish Club, and l.M. Sports. LAFLEUR, GUNTHER O. - Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, Tennis Team, l.M. Sports, Math Club, Slide Rule Club, Chorus, German Club, and Biography Committee. LANDERT, JOSEPH WILLIAM - Hallguard. LAMPING, JOHN ANDREW - National Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Chorus, Radio Club, Astrophysical Society, Science Club, Math Club, Litho Club, Slide Rule ' 'rkf Club, Student Council, Publicity Comm., Annual Sales- s t man, German Club, Chess and Checker Club, Pub- ,SJWSK lic Speaking Club, and Honors Classes. .t . 4 , showing school to our parents ss- ' -P' , I M ,M . in i vi gn Mt. -in .. ' fm, 2 V Z W, lf, 'ww 'xzfff' . N- :mf , l'1fAP'5'A LAMSZUS, JOHN FREDRICK - Gift Comm., L.U.F.T,O. A., Owls Club, Projectionist Club, Bowling Club, l-M- Sports, and Picture Comm. LARSEN, GLENN ALAN - National Honor Society, Hon- ors Classes, R.O.T,C. Officer, Math Club, and Fifth Year Math Course. LARSON, JERRY L. 1 Printers Club, Daily Staff, Tech Prep Staff, S.H. Print, Hallguard, and Arrowhead Staff. LARSEN, KENNETH EARL -- l.M. Sports, and Finance Committee. t nl A 79 LARSON, RICHARD GLEN - Student Council, Air Con- ditioning Club, I.M. Sports, Baseball Team, and Hall- guard. LEBER, JOSEPH WALTER - Football Team, Swim Team, Library Aid, and Hallguard. LECH, RUSSELL EUGENE LEE, RONALD TSE -- National Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Key Club, Tech Prep and Arrowhead Staff, Staff, Pres. of Pan American Club, Student Council, Student Council, Honors Classes, L.U.F.T.O.A., Big Brother, Gift Comm., Quill and Scroll Club, and Student Court. LEFFINGWELL, ROBERT BRUCE - Model Railroad Club, Hallguard, and Camera Club. LEFKOW, MICHAEL ROGER - Vice-Pres. of Studec' Council, National Honor Society, Fifth Year l-'.-urs Math., Hallguard, Chess and Checkers Club, f,-ur and Saddle Club, Super Honor Roll, and Swim Team. LEIBFORTH, EARL EDWARD - Radio Club, Ushers Club, l-lallguards, and Roller Club. LEISKY, ROBERT CHARLES - Bowling Club, Hallguard, l,M, Sports, and Pan American Club. the man programs and events 80 JUE I-ESCH. THOMAS 'roM - German Club, Roller Club, Al' CO'ld'f'OniI'IQ Club, Hallguard, and Traffic Engineer. LETTNER, GEORGE PAUL - Vice-Pres. of L.U.F.T.O.A., Owls Club, Pan American Club, Hallguard, Proiectionist, Lost and Found, and Office Aid. LEVY. GERALD GEORGE - Hallguard, Camera Club, and I.M. Sports. LEWKDWICHI ALEX JAMES - Student Council, Student COUVV GeVm0 1 Club, TYDWIQ Club, Baseball Team, Foot- ball Team, Ice Skating Team, Hallguard, Chorus, I.M. Sports, and Entertainment Committee. DHD ti: 5 , N 1 -X be . .s N: seg C-st owe Q. - 3 S s . is N . ' - X .--- 'r QQ, Sense -H., i . N -. -Q CN- I X K . 43 1 'RN' 1: ff S., ' in 'A' R V- My- tie, sw av ... - 4, A-, W 2 t . I k ,ff ., , . ., ,,,,ff ,-1 ' 4 I f X W' if 2 ' if 2 ' . A Z . . ' LOGAN, CHARLES RUSSELL -- Varsity Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, National l-lonor Society, Wabeno Award, Honors Classes, 4A Architects, Lettermen's Club, Prom Comm Structural Steel, and l.M. Sports. LOGAN, DENNIS EDMUND - Chorus, Ushers Club, Pro- iectionist Club, Roller Club, and l.M. Sports. LONG, RICHARD CHARLES - Frosh-Soph Football, Bow- ling Club, l.M. Sports, and Announcement Comm. LONCSAR, JOSEPH FRANK - Marching Band, German Club, Library Aid, and Picture Repr. LICHNER, GERALD JOSEPH - Pan American Club, l.M. Sports, l.M. Official, and Hallguard. LIDUMS, OLAF RUDOLPH -- Orchestra, R.O.T.C. Offi- cer, Crack Drill Platoon, and Exhibition Team. LIEBER, CLAUDE JOHN - Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Spur and Saddle Club, Projectionist, Tardy Office, and German Club. LITTEAU, PAUL JOHN - Key Club, R.O.T.C. Officer, Pin and Ring Comm., Drill Team, Big Brother, Color Guard, Bowling Club, and Science Club. LITZ, RODNEY KEITH - Hallguard, Spur and Saddle Club, Ushers Club, l.M. Sports, Latin Club, Traffic Engin- eer, Slide Rule Club, Annual Repr., Daily Repr., and Alumni Committee. LOBOSCO, JACK RUSSELL - Chief of Traffic Engineers, Proiectionists, Hallguard, Pin and Ring Comm., Bowling Club, and S,l-l. Machine Shop. LOCACIUS, ROBERT FRANK - Bowling Club, Roller Club, S.l-l. Auto Shop, and l.M. Sports. LODEWYCK, PATRICK WILLIAM f Library Helper, Chorus, Roller Club, and Publicity Committee. Liga! . . Balcony View of the stage reveals huge size of AUDITORIUM. 81 LO-PRESTO, LEONARD JOSEPH - Hallguard, Traffic Engineer, Bowling Club, and Rifle Team. LORENZ, ALAN M. - Student Council, Hallguard, Spur and Saddle Club, Office Aid, and l.M. Sports. LOTZ, WALTER GLEN - Crew Team, Hallguard, Dis- cipline Clerk, and Pan American Club. LUCAS, NICK JOHN - Concert Band, Chorus, March- ing Band, Pit Band, Ensemble Contest, Swim Clerk, and German Club. LUCHEON, KENNETH JOSEPH - Soccer Team, Hall- guard, Latin Club, Rolling lndians, Traffic Engineers, and Bowling Team. iff Z ff Went, if LUNDQUIST, PETER, JR. - Hallguard, R.O.T.C. Officer, and Finance Comm. MACCHIONE, ROBERT ANTHONY - Indian Dan- cers, Vice-Pres. of Pan American Club, Student Service Comm., Concert Bond and l.M. Sports. MAC DONALD, GRANT WALLACE - Swim Team, Lettermen's Club, Lifeguard, Clinic Aid, Hallguard, and Projectionist. INDOOR DRIVING teaches students through the use of car-like devices. 82 ...C .,,.,,, L. .0 M - .....,. JU E if 527' ,xx MAESHIBA, KENNETH NAOKI - Wrestling Team, and l.M. Sports. MAKARIS, NICK GEORGE MAK-OWSKI, STEVEN L. - l.M. Sports, l.M. Manager, Hallguard, and Radio Shack. MALARSKI, JOHN EUGENE - Slide Rule Club, Library Clerlg Swim Clerk, Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, and Hall- guar . L, , 1 if f l96 ' Q - so ssf A S X X R xg X W S X X 1. A i xx x xx Q SXNTQ' it s ' SJ' X A ,. , - X pI.OtIl1g t N . I A 7 'L I, L., fff' f i wggwfgy gi 'W 5 'fo ' , fix, MARINO, PHILIP - Chorus, Hallguard, Bowling Club, Band, and I.M. Sports. MAROLDO, FRANCIS THOMAS - I.M. Sports. MARONN, JAMES MELVIN - Bowling Club, Litho Club, I.M. Sports, Library Aid, Science Club, and Cap and Gown Committee. MONTMARQUETTE, JOHN MAURICE -- Tech Prep Repr., Daily Repr., Annual Repr., Library Aid, BOWIHWQ Club, Air Conditioning Club. f 'ff' www . MALATIA, AUGUST L. - Track and Field, Projectionist, Traffic Engineer, I.M. Sports, and Cheerleader. ALEK, THOMAS FREDRICK - Track, Crew Team, rosh-Soph Football, Judo Club, Public Speaking Club, f , Slide Rule Club, JETS Club, Usher, Camera Club, l-lall- J! - and Music Appreciation Club. i ,flllf ' ,ff' I r 'I Q ff ,,,,f K , i f v f Ayf-f MALINOWSKI, DENNIS DALE -- I.M. Sports. MANDA, JAMES LAWRENCE - National Honor Soc- iety, Honors Classes, German Club, Slide Rule Club, Air Conditioning Club, Color Guard, R.O,T.C. Officer, Big Brother, and Student Council. MANNINA, DENNIS WILLIAM - Gymnastics Team, Bowling Club, and I.M. Sports. MANNING, MAX MICHAEL - Traffic Engineer MARCHISOTTO, JOSEPH A. - Traffic Engineer, Hall- guard, Latin Club, Bowling Club, and S.H. Machine Shop. MARCINKIEWICZ, DAN JOHN - Slide Rule Club, Aid laiallguard Polish Club, and Tech Prep . i a e-believe automobile 83 MARTIN, WILLIAM GORDON - Slide Rule Club, Air Conditioning Club, Hallguard, and Bowling Club. MARX, ANTON - Printers Club, Tech Prep Stott, Arrowhead Staff, Hallguard, S.H. Print, and German Club. MATTES, JAMES NICHOLAS - Office Aid, Discipline Aid, Bowling Club, and Picture Comm. MATUSIAK, RICHARD DANIEL - Pan American Club, I-lallguards, ond Slide Rule Club. MAURER, PETER - Typing Club, Slide Rule Club, and Projectionist. Mc AVOY, RICHARD DANIEL - Radio Club, Spur and Saddle Club, and I.M. Sports. MC CLELLAN, TERRY ALLAN - Pan American Club, Life Saving, l-lallguard, Daily Rep., Library Aid, l.M. Sports, and Projectionist. Mc DADE, RAYMOND MICHAEL -- Orchestra, Slide Rule Club, Biography Comm., Air Conditioning Club, Gar- den Aid. announcements breaking c ass routine 84- JUE , X w 4 V 'wp W' - Z A I lf, I W Mc DOUGALD, LAWRENCE MALCOLM - Student Council, LUFTOA, l.M. Sports, Coin Club, and Spear and Arrow Club. Mc EWAN, ROBERT JAMES - l.M .Sports, I-lallguord, and Radio Club. Mc INTYRE, LAWRENCE JAMES - Brush and Easel Club, and S.H. Commercial Art. Mc REYNOLDS, GEORGE ELLIOTT -- Student Council, Honors Classes, Annual Rep., Baseball Team, Bowling Team, I.M. Sports, and Student Court. wr:-am' , A ' , ' 1'WssWfi4,Tff S li A l96O so X ss. . X 5 ,J A Sha 4 E ,M iff l g . :Ne -A yy ct.. i V .' , 3 I H X ix i 2 t MIKA, ROBERT JOHN -- Baseball Team, I.M. Sports, Lettermcn's Club, Tech Prep Repr., Hallguard. MILLER, DENNIS FRED - I-lallguard Chief, Ushers Club, German Club, Annual Rep., Tech Prep Salesman, and Swim Clerk. MILLER, DONALD WALLACE - Orchestra, Pan Amer- ican Club, Stamp and Coin Club, Arrowhead Salesman, and Theater Orchestra. MILLER, HAROLD WARREN - I-lallguard, and German Club. MEIERDIERKS, DICK OTTO - Super Honor Roll, Nat- ional Honor Society, Honors Classes, Key Club, Junior and Senior Swim Team, Lettermen's Club, Sports Editor of Daily, Slide Rule Club, German Club, and Hallguard. MELADY, JERRY MICHAEL MENA, ROBERT MICHAEL - Hallguard, Bowling Club, Special Courses in Elementry Mechanics and Technical Drawing, I.M. Sports. MESIKAPP, KALJU - Bowling Club, German Club, Con- cert Band, and Marching Band. MEYER, DAVID LEROY - Hallguard, Pan American Club, and Projectionist. MEYER, HOWARD JOHN, JR. -- Spanish Club, I.M. Sports, and Announcement Comm. MICIEK, HENRY ROMAN - Hallguard. MIERZWA, RONALD ROBERT - Judo Club, Slide Rule Club, Hallguards, and I.M. Sports. Complexity of the PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM is simplified for Dorow by Mr. Rothe 85 .X MILLER, LEE ALLAN 1 L.U.F.T.O.A. Rolling Indians, it f- , JETS, OwI's Club, Chorus, l.M. Sports. A -ls f MILLER, ROGER HAROLD - Chorus., Hallguards, l.M. E Manager, Tech Prep Salesman, German Club, l.M. Sports. V YA Q WA' -.. ,, MILLS, ROBERT PAUL - Roller Club, Hallguard, l.M. W Sports, Gym Clerk, Library Aid, I.M. Official, Bowling A Team. l ,X I MIRANDA, RICHARD JOHN - Slide Rul-e Club, Track If .,', 7 -.-:-, ' Team, Crew Team, Entertainment Committee, Publicity ' P img!! WM Committee, Cross Country Team, l.M. Sports, l-lallguards, wg-,gs 'g Us mf.. S.l-l. Shop, Q j V' A Mirci-isu.. CHARLES E. '-l, 3 , . ' I 1 ,. 1.2, ',,, MITCHELL, JOHN MATTHEW - JETS Club, Slide Rule ' ' Club, Projectionists Club, Honors Classes, l.M, Sports. W 3 ,KI .. IK: ,wma I- 1,11 f MIX, RICHARD ALLEN - Pres. of Ushers Club, Hall- L r , , guard, l,M. Sports, Structural Steel, Projectionist Club, i r K Slide Rule Club, Daily Representative, and Biography , Q Representative. 2 4 MIX, ROBERT ALFRED - Orchestra, Brush and Easel, Theater Orchestra, Pan American Club, Music App. Club. ' ,ggi f. . 57: fs., C 3: NW r . y .. . 1: fs c. ,. XX S , C X X . .. -s 1 st ca fs-X . f K' S-ww -is X . RSS- w ' :N l 1' 1 MIZIALKO, RICHARD JOHN - Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Basketball, l.M. Sports, College Algebra, l.M. Official. MOLOSE, SAM JOSEPH - l.M. Sports., l-lallguard, . Library Helper, and Daily Representative. rw, Practice makes perfect for the CHORUS, MONTALVOI ARTHUR AI-FQNSC 1 l'l0llQU0fd- directed by Mr. Baldassarre. MONTGOMERY, DAVID ALLEN - Baseball Team, Leff9 m9 1'S Club, l-M. Sports, l.M. Official, Air Condit- 86 ionincl Club, Hallguard. I 1960 1 .i N.. , N 'im ' Ng A 3 . ' il 5 qs g .. 9... K A i. X ig- fl 1 I I . s NN-N' Y wi S' , 'Tl 5 . ' ZEN' Tr . 5 7 2, . . , . Q Y 3, , I ,.,, 5 ' ', , w ,zz W , et . -r L rf 1 . W 2 ef.-f..,,, W., W ' My f , 'ff' X, I . ' V VV 1 MUCHOWICZ, FRED FRANCIS - Hallguard, Bowling Club, LM. Sports, Daily Repr. MUELLFR, ANTHONY MUELLER, KENNETH ROGER - Tech Prep and Annual Staff, Band, Library Aid, Hallguard, Chess and Checker Club. MUKATIS, KENNETH RAYMOND - Hollguard, l.M. Sports, Chorus, Slide Rule Club, Library Clerk, Aviation Club. o - in MORALES, LOUIS MANUEL 1 Lettermen's Club, Capt. Gymnastics Team, Swimming Teom,, Lifeguard, Baseball Team,Annual Repr,, and l.M. Official. MORALES, MICHAEL A. - Ushers Club, Hallguard, Pan American Club, l.M. Sports, and Social Center Committee. MORICE, ANTHONY PAUL - Concert Band, Marching Band, Hallguard Officer, Chorus, Latin Club, Daily Repr,, and Ensemble Contest. MORK, WILLIAM JOHN - Rifle Team Captain, News and Associate Editor of Daily, Honor Society Secretary, Lettermen's Club, Super Honor Roll, Honors Classes, Math Club, J,E.T.S., Slide Rule Club, and Bowling Club, MOSOFF, SERLE IAN - Student Council Rep., German Club, Litho Club, Radio Club, Math Club, Science Club, Camera Club, Office Clerk, National Student Science Fair District Winner, and National Honor Society. MOY, DAVID K. - Traffic Engineer, Math Club, LM. Sports, and Typing, MOYICH, VLADIMIR BATA - Stamp Club, German Club, Hallguard, and Library id. MROCZEK, JEROME - Varsity Football Captain, Wrestling Team Captain, Track Team, Lettermen's Club, Key Club, Hallguard, Traffic Engineer, Rover, Daily Repr., Annual and Tech Prep Staff. singing and listenin 87 MULSOFF, LAWRENCE J. -- Bowling Team, l.M. Sports, Hallguard. N.URATA, NED TOSHIHIKO - National Honor Society, Honors Classes, Senior Biography Comm., Attendance Office Aid, Main Office Aid, Math Club, Slide Rule Club, l.M. Sports, Arrowhead Salesman. MURAWSKI, PHILIP FRANK - Hallguard, Air Condi- tioning Club, Coin Club, Roller Club, and Aviation Club. NAATZ, JAMES WILLIAM - Cross Country Team, lce Skating Team, l.M. Sports, Ushers Club, Bowling Club. NAGEL, HERBERT MICHAEL NASKRENT, ROBERT JAMES - Crack Drill, Exhibition Team, Spur and Saddle, Projectionist, Aviation Club, 4A Architect. NAUE, RICHARD ATTILIO - Honor Society, Honors Classes, Radio Station Operator, Slide Rule Club, Hall- guard, Astrophysics Club, Math Club, Pin and Ring Comm., Traffic Engineer, Student Council, Office Aid. NAZIMEK, EDWARD PETER - l.M. Sports. the championship football 88 ,im Y X X K X Q t . X 5 . ,, , 'I few x - f -X fa,-f E? i . M i 7 1 5 if' vm' Wfgrgffu Cp f ' - fm ' I ...xt game ff. -sxxwa s ,if 3- 1 , X I I ess? .. R Q in . N NEESAN, DAVID N. - Pan American Club. NELSON, DONALD HERMAN - Chorus, l.M. Sports, Bowling Club, Radio Club, and Hallguard. NELSON, RONALD WARREN - l.M. Sports, Roller Club, Band, and Hallguard. NEi.soN, wAi.'reR wooonow - German Club, Tordy gffgief l-M. Sports, Gym Clerk, Hallguard, and Bowling u . 1 ., 'V ' 'ff 1 -M L-1213?- ., 1 ,HIL A ,J . 1960 U .fi .af 'vm-a 'Wm ,, I NOVINSON, RONALD - Hallguard, Library Aid, Tardy Offiog Aid, Coin Club, Chess and Checker Club, Astro- physical Society, Exchange Editor of Daily, Science Club, Radio Club, Student Council. NUDELMAN, BARTON JOEL -- German Club, Hall- guard, l.M. Sports, Rover, Football, Ushers Club, Basket- ball Team. NURVIC, CHARLES OMER - Air Conditioning Club, l-lallguard, Chorus, l.M. Sports, and Stamp Club. OCHWAT, DOUGLAS ALBERT -- Hallguard, l.M. Sports Cap and Gown Comm., and Teachers Aid, NELSON, WILLIAM ALLEN - S.H. Commercial Art, Track Team, Football Team, Brush and Easel Club, Stu- dent Council. NELSON, WILLIAM CONRAD NESS, ALAN ROBERT -- l.M. Sports, l-lallguard, and Pan American Club. NETZEL, ARNOLD - 4A Architects, Frosh-Soph Foot- ball, and l.M. Sports. NEWTON, BRUCE E. - Arrowhead Staff, Tech Prep Staff, Printers Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Picture Committee, S.H. Print, Bowling Club, and I.l,T. Drawing Contest. NIEDZWIECKI, RALPH JOHN - Hallguards, Announce- ment Comm., Daily Rep., l.M. Sports, Slide Rule Club, Chorus, Picture Comm., and Bowling Club. I-ZICHOLS, ROGER WILLIAM - Model Railroad Club, and Orchestra NORLOCK, GEORGE FRANK - Student Council, Hall- guard, LM. Sports. Anxious crowds await outcome of crucial game with C.V.S. in SOLDIER FIELD. 89 ODISHOO, ALEX PERA -- 4A Architects, Frosh-Soph Football, Bowling Club, Student Council, Structural Steel, I.M. Sports, Traffic Engineer, Tordy Office Aid, and Publicity Comm. OHLINGER, EDWARD FRANK - Chorus, Hallguard, Traffic Engineer, and Band. O'KEEFE, BRIAN MATHEW - Social Comm., Hall- guards, Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Basketball, and I.M. Sports. OLSON, THOMAS JAMES - Tech Prep Rep., Arrow-V head Rep., Ushers Club, and Hallguard Chief. OLSON, ARTHUR A. - Pan American Club, Bowling Club, and Model Railroad Club. OLSON, DAVID PETER - I.M. Sports, Projectionist, Hon- ors Classes, National Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Locker Capt., R.O.T.C. Officer, Color Guard, Rifle Team, l-lallguard, Pin and Ring Comm., and Office Aid. OLSON, DON EUGENE - Hollguord, Projectionist, JETS Club, Slide Rule Club, Rolling Indians, Chorus, Air Cone ditioning Club, Spur and Saddle Club, Coin Club, Bowling Club. OLSON, JOEL ALBERT - German Club, Ushers Club, Roller Club, and I.M. Sports. JUE, ly, , Bird's-eye view shows busy atmosphere of LIBRARIANS' DESK. 90 V... X? X V tiff Y X. Mmiflyfli . ,V .444 1 i OLSEN, ROBERT LEWIS - Bowling Club.. a'gAAHoNEY, WILLIAM Josspi-i - sfudeiif Cerwin, L '.Commr, I.M. Sports, Structural Steel, Bowling Club, German Club, and Typing Club..' ' ' A g:lgHARD, JAMES RONALD - JETS Club, and Bowling u . ORZECKI JOHN ART - German Club, I.M. Sports, l'l0llQUOfd, Daily Rep., Coin Club, and Daily Staff. l96O ,gow WW, M59 ,, Yi? E. Q. CMS? ' Q sr' ,N fi ,N f xx Nw S A IT X . OSIMOWICZ, LAWRENCE - Frosh-Soph Basketball, I,I. T. Drawing Contest Winner, I.M. Sports, Prom Comm., Bowling Club, Ushers Club, Hallguard, and Advance Tool Design. OSWALD, ALAN ROGER -- Projectionist Pres., Slide Rule Club, Model Railroad Club, R.O.T,C. Otticer, and Annual Rep. PABST, RICHARD CONRAD -- I-Iallguard Lt., Pan Amer- ican Club, Litho Club, Office Aid, I.M. Sports, Arrow- head Salesman. PAHLKE, ARTHUR RONALD - I.M. Sports, Picture Comrm, Hallguard, and Teachers Aid. PALMER. CURTIS HENNINC - Frosh-Soph Football, Swimrnina Team, Lifeguard, Big Brother, Slide Rule Club, I.M. Sports, Alumni Comm., and Structural Steel. PALMER, GERALD WAYNE - Clinic Aid, Pan American Club, IM. Sports, Track Team, Cross Country Team, Publicity Comm., and Structural Steel. PALUMBO, CARMEN FRANK - Ottice Aid, Gym Clerk, Slide Rule Club, Pan American Club, Rolling Indians and Hallguard. -. ..,, PAREY, MICHAEL DAVID - Student Council, Key Club, I. ...NI Honor Society, Crew T-eam, German Club, Litho Club, r , Hallguard, Chicago District Student Council Vice-Pres., I-Ionors Classes, and Finance Committee. , . ,.., catching up on our reading , . , ,Q 'P' K I 2 :Z PARNUM, WILLIAM FRANK - JETS Club, I.M. Sports, and Gym Clerk. ' PASCENTE, ROBERT ANGELO 1 Latin Club, Baseball Team, I.M. Sports, Stamp Club, and AFIVIOUYWCGITIEVII Comm. PERAGOWITS, JOSEPH - Soccer Team, I.M. Sports Hallguard, Student Service Comm., and Chorus. PETERSON, DOUGLAS BERNARD - I.M. Sports, Hall- 91 PETERSON, RICHARD ALLEN - Office Ald, Library Aid, Cross Country Team, Track Team, Lettermen's C.lub, and I.M. Sports. PETRI, ELMER WESLEY - Bowling Club. PIKULA, RONALD PAUL - Hallguard, Slide Rule Club, JETS Club, Aviation Club, Latin Club, and Science Club. PINKOWSKI, RONALD RAYMOND - l-lallguard, Polish Club, Teacher's Aid, I.M. Sports, and Locker Captain. PLATTNER, ALAN HERMAN - Traffic Engineer, Mus- ic Appreciation Club, and German Club. PLUCINSKI, BERNARD WALTER -- l-lallguard, Polish Club, Frosh-Soph Football, I.M. Sports, Track Team and Baseball Team. PLUTA, MICHAEL DENNIS - Honors Classes, Office aids Junior Red Cross, Projectionist Club, and German u . POCIASK, RICHARD WAYNE - Polish Club. sketch pads and paint brushes 92 JUE PQKRYFKE, THOMAS JEROME - I.M. Sports, and Ush- ers Club. POPE, JOHN OLIVER - Bowling Club, Spur and Saddle Club, and JETS. POPKE. EDWARD ROBERT - Office Aid, Hallguard, and I.M. Sports. POPP. RONALD JOSEPH l96O ' iqgxffylzfi. aww if Qi. 4? ff My . 7 X Z I IPOYNTER, MERRILL DAY -- Projectionists Club, Ger- iman Club, Daily Repr., and Big Brother. l l PRITIKIN, FREDERICK HARRY - Concert Band, March- l ing Band, Drum Major, Honors Classes, Technicapers 59', Crack Drill Platoon, Exhibition Platoon, and German Club. PROCE, JAMES M. - Pan American Club, Prolectlonist Club, l.M. Sports, Office Aid, Gym Clerk, and Gift Committee. PRUSKI, JOHN ANTHONY - l.M. Sports and Chorus. POPP, DENNIS MICHAEL PREUSS, WILLIAM WALTER - l.M. Sports, Honors Classes, German Club, Office Aid, Arrangement Comm., Big Brother, and Slide Rule Club. PRIETO, RICKY LUIS -- Natlcfnol Honor Society, Honors Classes, Radio Club, Student Council, Marching Band Concert Band, and Pin and Ring Committee. PROSS, THOMAS JOHN - Hallguord, Polish Club, Slide Rule Club, and l.M. Sports. PRUSENER, NORMAN ARTHUR -- Printers Club, Pro- jectionist Club, l.M. Sports, Tech Prep Staff, Daily Staff, Annual Staff, Science Club, German Club, Prom Comm., and Frosh-Sopl-1 Football. POKORN, ROBERT MILTON - Super Honor Roll, Lib- rary Aid, Book Room Aid, German Club, Announcement Committee. POLIDORI, RONALD PAUL - l.M. Sports. POSTIGLIONE, COREY MICHAEL - Student Council, Brush and Easel Club, Clean-Up Comm., and S.H. Com- mercial Art. Unusual pieces of sculpture are captured on paper by Breit and Chimack in ART CLASS 93 PRUSKI, JOSEPH ANDREW -- Capt., Cross Country Team, Capt., Track Team, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Lettermen's Club. PRZYBYLSKI, LEROY JOSEPH - Super Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Honors Classes, Polish Club Aviation Club, Projectionist Club, Roller Club, Camera Club, Hallguard l.M. Sports, and Bowling Club. PURPURA, ROSS SAM - I.M. Sports, Frosh-Soph Foot- ball, Hallguard, and Gym Clerk. PURTELL, JOHN DUANE - Editor of Daily, Officer of Student Council, Crass Country Team, Frosh-Soph Bas- ketball, Student Court, I.M. Sports, L'ettermen's Club, Latin Club, Public Speaking Club. QUILLINAN, ROBERT DENNIS - Student Court, Traffic Engineers, and Pan American Club. QUINN, ROBERT JAMES - Bowling Club, Projectionist Club, Daily Rep., Office Clerk, Student Council, l.M. Sports, and Chorus, QUINONES, LOUIS ANGEL - Pan American Club, Sci- ence Club, Aviation Club, Projectionist Club, and Hall- guard. RACIC, JAMES EDWARD - Hallguards and l.M. Sports. Couples dance dreamily to soft music at R.O.T.C. MILITARY BALL. 94 S ' Q H I I 5 L sis? . ,-if. W I , ,, ,I ,Q . , wr A' ' . ' ,. i aff I ..g.:sf2:f WW ,I il y f ii my . AJ gre, 6545 , I ,e Z or I sa, W? , J ,, I . ,. f. I, 7, ss. f ,f ,, i, Q... f 'Z 2 l I mil fl .1 1 ' z I 1 I . , , I '-.,,gi f wif.. I ., A. 3 ff .:::.:.E f 5 . ,,,.,.. . .. YW X X . S Q it A 1 .--. .A ..., RAMEL, FREDERICK JOSEPH - 4A Architects Hall- guard, Rolling Indians, l.M. Sports, Tardy Office, Gift Comm., Annual Rep., and Projectionist Club. RAUEN, ROBERT FRANK - Student Council, German Club, Bowling Club, and Hallguard. REED, ALFRED THOMAS - Picture Comm., Varsity Baseball, Bowling Club, Honors Classes, l.M. Manager, and Student Council. REED, -LEONARD TIMMOTHY - Hallguard Lt., Pro- jectionist Club, Crack Drill Platoon, Exhibition Platoon, Library Assistant, Chorus, Locker Capt., Arrowhead Rep., and Typing Club. 'mi neo , A 'T xx i mf 'Wx V' i Sw X xx Nr- i Xin Q31 is 4' sa . 7, I , . Z ug .X MJ, QM f W ,W 3 S2 I-63-iff: a',f1'z?4f , 'Tx 'A 4 , ROCKS, JAMES JOSEPH - Cross Country TGOFY1, WVQST' ling Team, Track Team, Lettermen's Club, Bowling Club LM, Sports, Ushers Club, Hallguard Lieut., and C-ern'1Gn Club. ROCK, JAMES PETER - Announcement Comm., Gift Comm., Crew Team, Roller Club, Aviation Club, l.M. Sports, ond SH. Machine Shop. RODWAY, VINCENT GEORGE - Pan American Club. ROGERS, 'KENNETH JOHN 4- Hallguard, Aviation Club, Science Club, JETS' Club, l.M. Sports, Student council, and Latin Club. ' ' 4 ' L J X A171-' R REID, JOHN DOUGLAS 4 Key Club, Aviation Club, Pro- jectionist Office Aid, Hallguard, Tech Prep Repr,, and Typing Club. REILLY, WILLIAM MARSHALL - Ushers Club, Office Aid, Student Council, Bowling Club, I,M. Sports, Hall- guord, Finonce Comm., Announcement Comm., Pin and Ring Comm., Math Club, and Slide Rule Club. REITER, RICHARD JOSEPH - Traffic Engineer, Air Conditioning Club, Office Aid, and Publicity Committee. RIVERA, FERNANDO - Honor Society, Honors Classes, Sup-er Honor Roll, Key Club, Math Club, Pin and Ring Comm., Office Aid, l.M. Sports, and Soccer Team. REMsAcK, DANIEL JEROME 4 student Council, Bowl- ing Club, Jets Club, Radio Club, LM. Sports, Daily Rep., Ushers Club, Hallguard, Typing Club, Library Aid. RIGGIO, JAMES SAM - Projectionist Club, Hallguard, LM, Sports, Chorus., Student Service Comm., Daily Rep., and Attendance Office. REFF, PETER - Hollguard. ROBERTS, JOHN KENITH swinging formals and neat uniforms 95 ROGERS, RICHARD FRANCIS -- National Honor Society, L.U.F.T.O.A., Owls Club, Math Club, 4A Architect, Chor- us, Office Aid, Student Council, Finance Comm., and Hallguard. R-OGUS, JULIAN - Concert Band, Orchestra Latin Club, Chorus, Honor Society, and Alumni Committee. ROSCHMANN, RAYMOND PAUL - Varsity Football, Track Team, National Honor Society, Honor Classes, 4A Architects, Lettermen's Club, I.M. Sports, Super Hon- or Roll, and Biography Committee. ROSENMEYER, RONALD JAMES - Rover and I.M. Sports. ROSS, RONALD SHERWIN - Officer of Student Coun- cil, Officer of Spur and Saddle Club, Crew Team, Track Team, Hallguard, I.M. Sports, and Pan American Club. ROMMELFAENGER, ROBERT ARTHUR -- Library Aid, Student Council, and Chess and Checkers Club. ROTH, GERALD PAUL - Honor Society, Honors Classes, R,O,T.C. Staff, Science Club, Radio Club, Astrophysical Society, Math Club, Bowling Club, Color Guard, Hall- guard, Announcement Comm., and Big Brother. ROWAN, MICHAEL JOSEPH - Hallguard and I.M. Sports. the intricate highway procedure 96 JUE .ew -. ww uf- Y , ,,,., , . it ,, i ,iw ,MM ' . yd! RUDIS, TOM CHARLES - Student Council, Football, Hallguard, I.M. Sports, Pan Americon Club, Fishermens Club, Bowling Club, Teachers Aid, and Roller Club. RUF, DON CHARLES - Latln Club. RUSNAK, ROGER DENNIS - Swim Team, Hallguard, I.M. Sports, Brush and Easel Club, Proiectionlst Club, Letterme-n's Club, German Club, Litho CIub, and S.H. Commercial Art. RYNIEC, DAVID LADDIE -- Baseball Tea Basketball Teom, Lettefmevfs Club, I.M. Official, Airnkonditioning Club, and Hallguurd Captain. f . i i . i ' - 3,4 5 f we W ' M 5 l9'6 R O EYTINA, JOHN CHARLES -- Hallguard and Spanish lub. SADOSKI, RONALD ANTHONY ii' ' , SALBERG, LARRY LEE -. Annual Roo., iM. Sports, Roii- Q , R ErHCIub, Ehorus, Biography Comm., Bowling Club, and ' . . Mac ine Shop. 5 . . is 1 A ' SALTER, EVERETT Joseph - Track Team. J hx R '.,'f R ,.,Q eo- 'R SAMP, ooNAi.o wAi.'rsR - Hoiigoofo, Honor Society, 5 S, , Bowling Club, Stamp Club, Coin Club, Aviation Club, f g 5 v- Pi Chesssagd Check?:r's Club, Student Council, Traffic Engine 1 xxwjgg k eers, i e Rule lub, Pin and Ring Comm. , ,i V, X, , . W1 SALUGA, ROBERT BERNARD - Bowling cioo, oioo.- 4- X Mi 5 ' RgXxi . .I 1 pline Aid, Polish Club, Student Service Comm., and Hall- . R- 5 ,R , guard. f . Qlvkjjv 2 , sANnizRs, RANDELL WELLS - Hallguord, Library Aid, 1. Receiving Room Aid, and Projectionist. X ,Q Q SANDSTROM, JAMES WALTER -- Hollguord. A - Q I -f K jf . X 1 fm' , 'GL' in ar 4' J, A l'i SCANNELL, TONY BERNARD - Daily Staff, Annual Staff, Tech Prep Staff Printers Club, SH. Print, Camera Club, Hollguard, Student Service Committee, R.O.T.C. Inter-Company Sports, and Frosh-Soph Football. SARULLO, FRANK - Biography Comm. and Pan Amer- ican Club. SCARSE, JOHN GODFRED - Orchestra, Picture Comm., LM. Sports, Tech Prep Rep., and Projectionist Club. SCARLATA, JOSEPH FRANK - Marching Bond, Con- OUTDQQR DRIVING COURSE- cert Band, Symphony Orchestra, Pan American Club, l.M. Sports, Bowling Club, Biography Comm., and Spur and Saddle Club. Horn learns proper methods in Lane's 97 SCHAEFFER, JOSEPH M. - Hallguard, German Club, l.M. Sports, S.H. Machine Shop, Cap and Gown Comm., and Student Service Committee. SCHANKEN, RICHARD OMAR - Crack Drill Plt., Stu- dent S-ervice Comm., Color Guard, Student Council, Slide Rule Club, Office Aid, R.O.T.C. Officer, Rifle Team, and Hallguard. SCHEFRIS, EDWARD DAVID - Pres. of Radio Club, Student Engineer at Board of Education Radio Station, Science Club, Astrophysical Society, Hallguard, Bowling Club, and Jets Club. SCHILLER, WILLIAM ALFRED - German Club, Math Club, Office Aid, Chemistry Lab Aid, Honors Classes, Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Typing Club, 4A Architects, and Finance Committee. SCHLACKS, CONRAD EDWARD - Slide Rule Club, Hall- guard, and Traffic Engineers. SCHLEPP, DENNIS W. SCHULTER, RONALD JOSEPH -- Life Saving, Skating Club, and Hallguard. SCHMIEHL, JAMES WILLIAM - Roller Club, Litho Club, Daily Staff, Printers Club, Annual Staff, Tech Prep Staff, S.H. Print Shop, and Announcement Committee. Mid day finds DRIVEWAY between school and stadium quiet and empty. ' 98 l'l JU E 3 2 f' ,nf Z' 'b, , f f X. E' Sew , J, tv fr., g ,tg V, Q I ..,,.,,, fig. A A J ll? V 1:-Q., swfxf rk - 5 :.,.ff:s5..3 ' ' -s visa- E GW: , Q. . ,Q , ta L 4, I- X l EV gg f f ? i.,. S l .film li ww. -X si. X X be-is 1 X SCHMIDT, EUGENE MICHAEL -- l.M. Sports, German Club, and Lost and Found Clerk. SCHMIDT, RICHARD WERNER - Pin and Ring Comm., Crack Drill Team, Exhibition Team, R.O,T.C. Officer,.l. M. Sports. Projectionist Club, Slide Rul-3 Club, Pan American Club, Office Aid, and Hallguard. SCHMIDT, RONALD ANTHONY - Bowling Club, Ger- man Club, Hallguard, Rover, and Lost and Found Clerk. SCHMIDT, WILLIAM DAVID 1 Hdllguclrd, Bowling Club, Daily Rep., and Swim Clerk. ' f 'g...,::, , 1 - .. H- 5 si A X 5' 'J' - ,..,.,, g , .. .ffgtig I L i , A QC- f 73 A ff Q 4? I SCHREIBER, ERNEST AUGUST - Hallguard, R.O.T,C. tioning Club, German Club, Slide Rule Club, l..M. Club, Aviation Club, Student Council, Pin and Ring Comm., and Big Brother. SCHUESSLER, NICHOLAS A. - Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, Student Council, Litho Club, and Pin and Ring Comm. SCHUMACHER, DANIEL J. - Entertainment Committee, R.O.T.C. Otticers Corps., Hallguard, and R.O,T.C. Sports. SCHUTT, WILLIAM J. - National Honor Society, Supei Honor Roll, Honors Classes, Concert Master, Symphony Orchestra, Theater Orchestra, Chorus R.O.T.C. Officer, and Drill Team. SCHMITZER, BRIAN EDWARD - Baseball Team, Cross Country Team, Ice Skating Team, Lettermen's Club, l.M. Sports, 4A Architect, and Entertainment Committee. SCHNARR, EUGENE DAVID - Record Office Aid, Ger- man Club, Typing Club, and l.M. Sports. SCHOLL, WARREN MICHAEL - Key Club, Air Condi- tioning Club, German Club, Slide Rule Club, l.M, Sports, and Hallguard. SCHNEIDER, THOMAS JOHN SCHROEDER, THOMAS F. - Printers Club, Tech Pr-ep Staff, Owls Club, l.M, Sports, S.l'l. Print Shop, Annual Staff. SCHOETTES, JACK FRANCE - Polish Club, Football Team, l.ettermen's Club, l.M. Sports, and Hallguard. Otticer, National Honor Society, .l.E.T.S. Club, Slide Rule Sports, Student Council, and Polish Club. SCHOLTES, RONALD PHILLIP - l.M. Sports, Air Condi- tioning, German Club and Slide Rule Club. SCHRAM, FRANK JOHN - Hallguard, Gym Clerk, l.M. Sports, Student Council, and Polish, ,xl the man traveled paths 99 SCHWERTFEGER, GEORGE EMIL -- Chorus, l,M. Sports and Hollguard. SCOTT, RODGER KURK - I.M. Sports, Latin Club, Pro- iectionist Club, Hallguard, Radio Club, Judo CLub, Trot- fic Engineer, and Student Council. SELEN, FREDRIC ARTHUR -- Honors Classes, Student Council, and I.M. Sports, SELLBERG, WILLIAM AUSTIN SEMENEK, RONALD FRANK - Frosh-Soph Football, Hallguord, I.M. Sports, and Daily Repr. SEPANIK, RONALD JOHN - Student Service Comm., Latin Club, Typing Club, l.M. Sports, Annual Repr., Roller Club, Hallguard Officer, and Daily Repr. SERANTONI, LAWRENCE JOHN - Printers Club, Tech Prep Staff, I.M. Sports, Arrowhead Staff, l-lollguard, Pub- licity Committee, and S.H. Print Shop. SHANGRAW, DONALD NELSON - German Club, Ush ers Club, Bowling Club, and Traffic Engineer. the whirl of busy machines IOO JUE f 59Mvn-1 SHERWIN, LARRY MITCHELL - Chorus, Hollguards I.M. Manager, Arrowhead Rep., and Latin Club. SHIPKIN, JORDAN CHARLES - Bowling Club, and Tro- ffic Engineer. SHOUBA, MICHAEL JAMES - S.H. Commercial Art and Gymnastics. SIMONCELLI, WAYNE ROBERT - German Club, Hall guard, Bond, and I.M. Sports. 1 F l96O YY, gpg wt. ,qs . SINAGRA, RUSSELL FRANK -- Hallguard, Roller Club, Bowling Club, Wrestling Team, Soccer Team, Track Team, I.M. Sports, and Chorus. SKALSKI, RONALD JAMES - l-lallguard, and Pan Amer- ican Club. SKALSKI, STANLEY RICHARD -- Varsity Football, Wrestling Team, Lettermeni Club, Ushers Club, Hall- guard, I.M. Sports, and I.M. Official. SKWERES, STEVE G. -- Hallguard, Library Helper, and Captain of Traffic Engineers. SKWERSKI, JEROME JOSEPH -- Baseball Team, Hall- guard, and I.M. Sports. SLIWA, FRANK LOU.lS - Roller Club, Polish Club, and Hallguard Officer. SLOAN, MICHAEL L. - l-lallguard Lieut., and I.M. Sports. SLOBODZIAN, MICHAEL LEE - Entertainment Comm., Teachers Aid, Hallguard, and Roller Club. gn 493 '?'f',f 2 SMALLEY, DENNIS ARTHUR - Hallguards, Cross Coun- try Team, Football, and Prom Committee. SLUZYNSKI, ROBERT STEVEN - 4A Architect, Struct- ure! Steel, Slide Rule Club, Student Council, Alumni Comm., and I.M. Sports. SMITH, CHARLES HENRY - Hallguard Chief, I.M. Sports, and Baseball Manager. SMITH, JAMES ROBERT - I,M. Sports, Hallguard, Cam- era Club, ond National Honor Society. Printing the many school forms is job of PRESSMEN Haase and Serantoni. 'lOl SMITH, GEORGE FREDRIC - Big Brother, Pan American Club Pres., Bowling Club, and I.M. Sports. SOBOLEWSKI, NORM JOHN - Polish Club, l-lallguard, I.M. Sports, and Ushers Club. SOCZEWA, JOHN STANLEY - Polish Club, Traffic Eng- ineers, Exhibition Platoon, Teachers Aid, and Entertain- ment Committee. SODERGREN, DAVID ALAN - I.M. Sports, Spur and Saddle Club, and Air Conditioning Club. SOSKICH, ANTHONY CASSINOVA - l-lallguard, Ger- man Club, Proiectionist Club, I.M. Sports, Lettermen's Club, Big Brother, and Basketball Team. SOLARZ, DENNIS LEON - Hallguard, Traffic Engineer, and Tech Prep Salesman. SOMERS, JAMES NORBERT SOREGHEN, ROBERT DAVID - National I-lonor Society, German Club, Litho Club, Big Brother, and Baseball Team. Practice in the stadium is sure way of perfecting the MARCHING BAND. lO2 v R g N . sm ,, 'YEVT , X . I X 'xi , .gs WE A .... A A X l Rx X -Vi sig K N T.- S Q. ,, - Ks--A I 5 sg X C it--9: '- Ii A ' sm... is R1 :S . .X , .Sm , X me K i SOSNOWSKI, WILLIAM RICHARD - l,M. Sports, Hall- guard Officer, lce'Skating Team, and Polish Club- f SPAQNOLQ, K-ENNETH ROBERT - I.M. Captain, Hall' guard, Daily Rep., and l.M. - 2l ' Winner: - SPAHN, LAWRENCE PETER - I.M. Sports. SPINDLER, JOHN DANIEL - Radio Club, Aviation Club Judo Club, Science Fair, and Tardy Office Aid. . X X s .. . . ..- l96O X W X X aw F S x .v is ,N X, 'A Sk sink X X .. 'X F .V::.s. , 3 W 'au R ,q. A , ' 'St5Ei..4 e fr .. Q, ., W' T-'QTY ' ' Q , -,L QI., T ., .2 S W'--f x f, i, 'V , ff, i if . 4 t 2. ' 5, . ,WW I Z 'I by i ..,. , if . 1,, . A .... V . f W fa f M STASIELUK, JAMES- RAYMOND - Honor Society, Honor Classes, I.M. Sports,'Air'Conditioning Club, Spurand Sad- dle Club, and Roller Club. A . T '1' -. STAUDENMAYER, KENNETH PETER - Football and Wrestling Team Manager, S,H. Auto, Super Honor Roll, Tech Prep Repr., I.M. Offical, Office Aid, Spur and Sad- dle Club, Daily Repr., Hallguard, and Roller Club. STAUFF, JOHN THOMAS - Letterman's Club, Football and Wfesling Team Manager, I.M. Sports Official, Traf- fic Engineer, Stamp Club, and Ticket Salesman. STEC, ALAN JOSEPH - Chorus, Slide Rule Club, Avia- tion Club, Jets Club, and Picture Comm. l , 1., 1i.:iE 1.:f-k- ' . ' .. L 6 SPLITT, JEROME - Track Team, I.M. Sports, and Pro- jectionist Club. SPYCHALA, GERALD MICHAEL - I.M. Sports, and Arrangement Committee. STAHL, DONALD JAMES - Air Conditioning Club, l,M. Sports, Hallguard, and German Club. STAMER, RICHARD GUSTAV STANLEY, DONALD LEE - Printers Club, Tech Prep Staff, Arrowhead Staff, S.H. Print Shop, Hallguard, and I.M. Sports. STARK, JOHN RUSSEL - Honors Classes, I.M. Sports, Hallguard, Air Conditioning Club, Tech Prep and Annual Salesman, ond Structural Steel. STARKE, LARRY ROBERT - I.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Basketball Team. TASIEK, ROBERT ALLAN - Crew Team, Rolling ln- dians, Bowling Club, Hallguard, and I.M. Sports. cadence of the drums 103 STEIN, DONALD JACK -- Traffic Engineer, German Club, Hallguord, and Daily Repr. STEINBACH, JOHN MATHEW - Bowling Club, Pan American Club, and l.M. Sports. -w.,u.- STENBERG, ROBERT , STETZ, TOM S. - l.M. Sports, and Bowling Club. STOCK, RAYMOND JOSEPH - Student Service Comm., Polish Club, Bowling Club, Roller Club, and Student Bud- get Committee. STOECKER, JOHN ROBERT - Bowling Club, Hallguard Lieut., and German Club. STOINSKI, ROBERT JOSEPH - Bowling Club and Hall- guard. f .IUE1 wilt- am: ' 'T X X J, ,, ,, f:,5J Zia, , , 1 ff W f f C , ggi.: , Milf, 0 ,A , ,gen 1 . ' f f' fi' Ai? af , f' 4 . ..,.v,- .... . ll, ,Q A mi.,-.1172 -A -f ,.,, ' 1 :ff ,4 f :i ii Q A . A 5' 1 we , fi ,W srnzmasnc, JoHN WALTER - ushers Club, Pon Amer icon Club, Student Council, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and '.. w Alumni Committee. fi the crowded parking lot STUEBER, RICHARD WILLIAM -- Coin Club, l.M. Sports, German Club, Skating Team, Office Aid, Holl- guard, and Math Club. SUCH, ANTHONY GREGORY SUMMERHILL, CLIFFORD ALLEN - O'Hic.e Clerk. SUTHERLAND, RUSSELL JORDAN - Printers Club Tech Prep Staff, Annual Staff, S.H. Print, Bowling Club' Hallguard, and Gift Committee. l96O SWANSON, STEPHEN FRANKLIN - Hallguard, Slide Rule Club, Daily Repr., Bowling Club, and l.M. Sports. SWARBRICK, JAMES ROGER - S.l-l. Commercial Art, l.M. Sports, Brush and Easel Club. SWIECA, JOHN EDWARD -- Pin and Ring Comm., Holl- guards, and l.M. Sports. SWIECA, RONALD JOSEPH - Polish Club, SWIENTEK, RAYMOND S. -- Big Brother, Daily Staff, Crack Drill Platoon, Exhibition Platoon, Co'or Guard, Litho Club, Bowling Club, Camera Club, and Tech Prep. SYPEL, RICHARD JOSEPH - Frosh-Soph Basketball, Bowling Club, Hallguards, Color Guard, Disclipine Aid, l.M. Sports, and Division Officer. SZCZECH, THOMAS JOHN - Student Council, Polish Club Traffic Engineers, Hallguard, and Honors English. SZYMCZAK, NICHOLAS RICHARD - Pres. of Polish f Club, Entertainment Comm, Football Team, Track Team, Bowling Club, Lettermen's Club, and l,M. Sports. , f 1' A ' ff . ,f ff' 4 Cr!!! D , xg 1 P ,vw Z mf I , ,M 1 X TABEL, DENNIS ARTHUR - Honors Classes, Air Corfditioning Club, Bowling Club, Pin and Ring Comm., l.M. Sports and Frosh-Soph Football. TADEL, RONALD JOSEPH TANKE, ORRIN WILLIAM - Football Team, Basket- ball Team, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Lettermen's. TARASIEWICZ, PHILLIP LEO - Student Council, Hall- guard, l.M. Sports, Traffic Engineer, S,H. Auto Shop, Alumni Committee, and Bowling Club. Car! mi PIARKINC FACILITIES while students and teachers are at work, lO5 TASSON, ANDREW V. TAXIS, DUANE SHELD-ON - Football Team, Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Latin Club, Gym Clerk, Radio Club, Typing Club, Traffic Engineer ,Projectionist, Judo Club. TEBO, LEON MICHAEL - Biography Comm., Slide Rule Club, German Club, City Drill Platoon Competition, R.O.T.C. Officer, Crack Drill Platoon, Hallguard, Chess and Checkers. Club, Lunchroom Worker, and l.M. Sports. TEMPLE, OLIVER RICHARD - Hallguard, Pan American Club, Basketball, and l.M. Sports. TEN BRUIN, JERRY EDWARD - German Club, Bow- ling Club, Traffic Engineer, Projectionist, and Hallguard. TENGLER, JOHN MICHAEL - German Club, Bowling Club, and l-lallguards, THIEL, WALTER MARTIN 1 Football Team, Track Team, l-lallguard, Ushers Club, Air Conditioning Club, Letterman's Club, and German Club. THOMSON, WILLIAM JOHN - Roller Club, Chess and Checker Club, Spur and Saddle Club, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. E, Q .-.,,,a The FINAL BELL rings and students leave the building in all directions.. lO6 ,, f A v,.f,. ggi , Z i km i l .ILIE5 i l 'Q ..,. . wifnv I if 2' ' f WWW 'klflf fi 'A 'f 5 J 4 W f QKZYZTW M! i 'ffl 5 Q A X. S 7 s , f We 1 v5.! Wf' ff V 6 7 J 5 ,M TICHY, RAYMOND LEE -Baseball T-eam, Lettermen's Club, l.M. Official, and l.M. Sports. TIERNEY, RICHARD WILLIAM - l-lallg-uard. A TINCHER, JOHN ROBERT - Track Team, Cross Country Team, Lettfermerfs Club, Bowling Club, and Pan American Club. TOKARSKI, PAUL ROBERT - Ushers Club, Chorus, Gymnastics Team, Air Conditioning Club, J.E.T.S. Club, and l.M, Sports. srXXy,, ' ' S.,..E5s X -:.-N., ' if-,Y ' A ' X wif' 'ft TL , . f , X :X YH X 'X' X 5. .. '. Q Mx SN S. x 5. 1,.,, , , X, Xf, .X ' :. Xjn.:. ::.:X 1 'RS ' i t ...f f'sx,fX17,m ' XXX, 1' X. aww . N r X, . Q .s. V. X-swsesdg .Xiif .. 3 5 X --X-.-merit, -it X i-'gas-5Ef?32fais 1-wi-fs'ff.:.'Xs.-f s es :'NVM'XX. ? X ' f X .... Q 1.1,-X. -f -XXXYQQX f f XG VX s X s 'f 4 2' f fX QXXXX, ,, me if, v K ww , fv X A5 Ax S X ff 4-wsvfia wi . - - V eS4S5 f W5 2 X ' ' ,gif ,XJ QWXX Q , X x Xf X X N Q g, , X 4 X A XQX2 X, sw X Rf X X A X A Q +X 3 X1 X X . X X t -Q X A - l96O ,,.XXr QWTYWVZ '1SS'W'3YYWw W rio XMAS f ' 'Xkkk XX I I mfg Q42 X -,ywffi gym st: - X X X 25 3K , X. , X ' i . X V69 R Q RCXAXNV, .,f, ,.,.,..X - 'l I Str! XXX ff X -Xmys W X sg tjQIzX --.X, . 'SIXWAXXV Y X S ' XX' ' .X 'Q' Q ' X X i X X1 N 2, IR ' -n,..X-:5 Q-. c :X ir, -:fail -xg X ' it Vee In A I ' f ' .. .s..,c.-V - ' .z- X- S WX. 'X 'li .L .7 X g X - XXX.. ai 'Aw A M . , 5 NXXX .,X.. t' ' X .. 2212? X . 1 Pffg . . ' 4, , 'I I ,. lguww. ,XweXXXX,...,W ,swf . X, XFN .-paw' TUCKER, STEVEN IRA - Traffic Engineer, Hallguard Officer, l,M. Sports, Honors Classes, Tracla loom, Pojectionist, and Daily Staff. TURNER, WILLIAM MARION - Student Council, Hail- Guard, Roller Club, Slide Rule Club, Air Conditioning Club, and Gym Clerk. TUTTLE, GEORGE JOSEPH - Bowling Club, Bowling Team, and Hallguard. TWYMAN, RAYMOND, BUFORD - Indian Dancers, l-lallguard, Brush and Easel, Pan American Club. TOKESHI, DONALD - Bowling Club and Honor Classes. TOMASZEWSKI, DENNIS RICHARD - Hallguard, Air Conditioning Club, S.H. Auto, Daily Repr., Tech Prep Repr., Arrowhead Repr., Student Council, and Announce- ment Committee. TOMORY, WILLIAM MICHAEL - National Merit Scholarship Award, Illinois Scholarship Semi-Finalist, Super Honor Roll, Honor Classes, Prom Comm., l.M. Sports, Bowling Club, Baseball, and Robot Club. TOWALSKI, RICHARD J. - Lunchroom Guard, Bowling Club, Roller Club, Spur and Saddle Club, Hallguard, and Rover. TRENT, GEORGE CONROY - Bowling Club, and S.H. Auto Shop. TRIPOLI, MICHAEL PETER - R.O.T.C. Color Guard, J.E.T.S., Library Helper, Locker Capt., and Big Brother. TRNKA, WILLIAM CHARLES 1 Hallguard, Coin Club, Bowling Club, and l.M. Sports. TRUNK, JOHN VALENTINE -- Traffic, I,M. Sports Student Council, Hallguard, Slide Rule Club, Cross Country Team, Chess and Check-ers, Spur and Saddle Club, Bowling Club, Swlm Guard, and Rover. the end of another da IO7 UCHIMA, THOMAS TAMATSU - Biography Comm., Honors Classes, and Super Honor Roll. UDO, RICHARD - German Club and Hallguards. UHLMAN, ROBERT RICHARD - Slide Rule Club, Air Conditioning, ond l.M. Sports. ULZ, KENNETH - Football Team, Track Team, Wrest- ling Team, Letterman's Club, and Air Conditioning Club, VACCARO, ANDREW CARL - Hollguord, Indian Dancer Manager, Ushers Club, Brush and Easel Club, Camera Club, Litho Club, Roller Club, S,l-l. Commercial Art, and Finance Committee. VANDENBERG, ROBERT WAYNE - Track Team, Foot- ball Team, Air Conditioning Club, and l.M. Sports. VAN WAZER, RONALD JOSEPH - l.M. Sports, Holl- guord, and Traffic Engineer. VASILIAUSKAS, PETER V. the loveliest night of the year 108 JUE VAUGHN, EDWARD JAMES -- Hollguord, Slide Rule Club, P'an American Club, and J.E.T.S. Club. VE'-DE, EGONS -'German Clulz Ty'ping Club, Chess and Checkers Club, Student Service Comm., and Projectionist. VIVERITO, VINCENT LARRY - Baseball Team Holl- gggfgyfrigbmlr Sports. wir- Club, Tardy office'c1efk, vosn, nsNNis vlcron - R.o.T.c - ' Club, slide Rule club, Gorman club, ,mi i-lmff,f,',,fowl '9 i960 1 I . lxffvf -ff' f ffm ,V WALL, ALAN WAYNE - National Honor Society, Air Conditioning Club, Slide Rule Club, l.M. Sports, Hall- guard, Office Aid, Library Aid, and Pin and Ring Comm. WALLACE, ROBERT BRUCE -- Concert Band, Honors Classes, Pres. of National Honor Society, Radio C'ub, Student Council, German Club, Projectionist Club, and Prom Committee. 'VALLACE, VJILLIAM JOHN - J.E.T.S., Color Guard, Leadership School, German Club, Hallguard, and R.O.T.C. Officer. WALLE, EVERETT EARL -- LM, Sports, Bowling Club, and Structural Steel. VOIGT, JOHN A. - Printers Club, S.H. Print, Tech Prep and Arrowhead Staff. VOLPE, ROBERT CHARLES -- Mask and Shears, Traffic Engineer, l.M. Sports, Hallguard Lieut., and Roller Club. VON HELMS, PAUL JUREGEN -- l,M. Sports, and Office Aid. VRAKELOS, NICHOLAS ABRAHAM - Hallguard, Life Guard, Cross Country Team, and l.M. Sports. WACHHOLZ, WAYNE BRUCE -- Chorus, Slide Rule Club, Crew Team, and Hallguard. WAGNER, ARTHUR ALLAN - Orchestra, Frosh-Soph Football, Bowling Club, Picture Comm, and Traffic Engin- eer. WAKE, ROY F. -- S.H. Print, Printers Club, Tech Prep Staff, Arrowhead Staff, Daily Staff, and Swim Clerk. WALKER, SEVERIN -- Hallguard Chief, Traffic Engineer, fic Engineer, Air Conditioning Club, German Club, Honors Classes, Bowling Club, Ushers Club, and Social Comm. Every Lane senior becomes. a dashing hero on the night of the SENlOR PROM, 109 WARD, JAMES C. WARMOTH, JAMES HENRY - Honor Society, Honors Classes, L.U.F.T.O.A., Owls Club, Office Aid, Mask and Shears, Math Club, Picture Comm., Litho Club, Public Speaking Club, German Club, and Lifeguard. WARMOWSKI, THOMAS JOHN - Hallguard, Wrest- ling Team, Bowling Club, Daily Rep., Roller Club, and I.M. Sports. WASICKI, THOMAS WALTER - l-lallguard, Polish Club, Bowling Club, and Gym Clerk. WASNIEWSKI, LEON STANLEY - l-lallguard Captain. WATANABE, GARY - Basketball Team, Latin Club, Office Aid, Disclipine Aid, I.M. Sports, and Gift Comm. WATKINS, EDWARD MICHAEL f Baseball Team, Prom Comm., I.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Latin Club. WEAGER, JAMES ALAN - Hallguard Capt., Jets Club Pres., Daily Editor, Student Court, Student Council, L.U. F.T.O.A,, Lifeguard, Owls Club, German Club, and Pro- iectionist Club. l l .... - C l . i.. COMMENCEMENT - an end and a beginning. IIO JLIE Aa' Sxgy . sq.. . WEAVER, WILLIAM N. - Latin Club, Roller Club, Coin Club, Air Conditioning Club, Hallguard, I.M. Sports, Bow- ling Club, and Traffic Engineer. WEBB, RONALD GIBSON - Swim Team, Lettermen's Club, I.M. Sports, Hallguard, Chorus, Air Conditioning Club, Slide Rule Club, Structural Steel, Announcement Comm., Office Aid, and Lifeguard. WEBER, JAMES STEPHEN - I.M. Sports, and Book Club. wssics. THoMAs. cHARi.ss - B I' C, Club, Hqiiguqfd, and I.M. Sports. Owmg Ub' Rolla' 1 X F X S X . X S - S.. is K A C X I l96O N K Ns Q x , WIEWANDT, ROY HANS - l-lallguard Officer, Cap and Gown Comm., l.M. Sports, Slide Rule Club, and Air Condi- tioning Club. WILDNER, ARTHUR MICHAEL - Orchestra, Chorus, and Gymanist. WILKENS, WILLIAM THOMAS - German Club, Chess and Checkers Club, l.M. Sports, and Traffic Engineer. WILKIE, RICHARD PAUL - l.M. Sports, 4A Architects, and Spur and Saddle Club. WEIL, JOSEPH FRANK - German Club, Baseball Team, Office Aid, and l.M. Sports. WEISS, FRED WILLIAM - l.M. Sports, Air Conditioning Club, and Structural Steel. WERSCHING, WALTER HENRY - Projectionist Club, and l-lallguard. WEYLAND, CHARLES PETER -- Printers Club, Tech Prep Staff Arrowhead Staff, S.H. Print Shop, I-lallguard, and l.M. Sports. WHITE, WILLIAM JOSEPH - Swimming Team, Stage Crew, Lifeguard, Letterman's Club, Marching Band, Hall- guard, Latin Club, Projectionist Club, Biography Comm., l,M. Sports, and P.A. System Aid. WIECEK, CHARLES SALVATOR - Marching Band, Lat- in Club, Library Aid, Football Team, l-lallguard, and l.M, Sports. WIELOSINSKI, CHARLES ROBERT - l.M. Sports, S.H. Auto, Aviation Club, Air Conditioning Club, and Rolling Indians. WIESINGER, JOHN LEO - German Club, Traffic Engin- eer Lieut., Bowling Club, Honors Classes, Chorus, Hall- guord Capt., Daily Rep., and l.M. Sports then the final farewell! Ill NINKATES, JAMES EDWARD - National Honor Soc- iety, Honors Classes, Arrangement Comm., Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Stomp Club, Traffic Engineer, Disclipine Aid, Math Club, and J.E.T.S. Club. WITT, LARRY KASPER - I.M. Sports, Student Council, Litho Club, Bowling Club, Life Guard, Finance Comm., Hallguard Proiectionist Club, Air Conditioning Club Daily Staff, and Pan American Club. WITT, PAUL EGARD - SH. Commercial Art, Brush and Easel Club, l.M. Sports, and Baseball Team. WITTENBERG, EDWARD ROBERT - S.H. Commercial Art, Indian Dancers., Hallguard, Student Council and l.M. Sports. WITZAK, EDWARD THOMAS - Football Team, Track Team, Wrestling Team, I.M. Sports, l-lallguard Chief, Rol- ler Club, Air Conditioning Club Polish Club, Bowling Club, Ushers Club, and Gift Committee. VVOHLT, WILLIAM HERBERT -- Aviation Club, Hall- guard, and I.M. Sports. WOLBING, CHARLES DONALD - R.O.T,C Officer, German Club, Color Guard, Drill Team, Hallguard, and Roller Club. JUE We JM if We YlNGLlNG, JERRY HERBERT - National Honor Society, Crack Drill Team, Hallguard, Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. Staff, and Prom Committee. ' .1 ll2 Msn YONAN, WINSTON GEORGE - l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Alumni Committee, and Big Brother. YORE, JAMES EDMUND -- Gymnastics Team, I.M. Sports, and Hallguard, YOST, CARL JOHN -- Hallguard, Football Team, and l.M. Sports. zAsnosA, nossnrlrc-so i' ci is, H ii fi LM. Sports, and spur and saddle cliilfg U Q Qual ' Qiics NS ts L I 1vx.2: 5- Q37 X N, Q , ZALINSKI, CHARLES JOHN -- Football Team, Track Team, l.M. Sports, and Polish Club. ZAREMBA, THOMAS LEO -- Polish Club, l.M. Sports, Litho Club, and Hallguard. ZARN, EDWARD B. -- Hallguord, and Picture Comm. ZBORALSKI, ROBERT EUGENE - l.M. Sports, Spanish Club, Daily Rep., Annual Rep., Hallguard Capt., and Litho Club. ZEBROWSKI, JAMES J. -2- Hallguard, l.M. Sports, and Roller Club. IEMANEK, RICHARD NICK - Gym Clerk, Library Aid, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. ZIEGELDORF. HERBERT ERHARDT - National Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Honors Classes. L.LJ.F.T.O.A.. Owls Club, Mask and Shears Club, Math Club, Publicity Comm., Student Council, German Club, and Office Aid. ZIEGLER, RONALD RAY - Honors Classes, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, l.M. Sports, Arrowhead Staff, Prg- jectionisr Club, Tech Prep Staff, Bowling Club Clean-Up Comm., Alumni Comm., and Student Council. PIETRZYK, THADDEUS STANLEY - Hallguard, Library Aid, Projectianist Club, Polish Club, and Aviation Club, DIEBALL, sowmzb cHAnLEs - Football Team Lqfiy-, Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Daily and Annual Rep. General Education Development Graduates The Federal government devised a p'on some years ago, making it possible for men who have served in the armed forces to attain a high school diploma without completing the required courses in classrooms. Under the GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT pro- gram, a candidate must be twenty-one years of age, and have at least one semester's previous credit at the high school from which he wishes to graduate.The applicant is given a test by the government. If he passes the test and meets the requirements, each man is entitled to an honorary certificate of graduation lnot a diplomal from his former high school. AWISZUS, PAUL GEORGE BAGNIEWSKI, JAMES P. BOSTON, HAROLD E. KLIMCZAK, RAYMOND KOLOSINSKI, PAUL MAIWURM, CHARLES H. MAYWALD, ALLEN W. NOVELLO, CLARENCE NUTT, KENNETH DEAN PALUCK, GEORGE ROSS, FRANK,R. STALDER, HARVEY SUTTON, JAMES THOMAS WENZEL, JOHN A. WHITTENHALL, RICHARD WRONA, RICHARD ll3 2 V QVC. EQ? ME Q Ci O ,gn qQ,.. H4 Seniors End SENIOR COMMITTEE SPONSORS Standing: Mr. Lyon, Pin and Ring, Mr, Zoern, Prom, Mr. Young, Annual. bea.ed:- Miss Collins, Student S-erviceg Mr. Kueckerf Publicity, Miss Lindley, Pictures SENIOR COMMITTEE SPONSORS Standing: Mr. Peluso, Alumni, Mr. Beck. Biographies, Mr. Schwartz, Finance. Seated: Miss Bertrand, Entertainment, Mr. McPherron, Announcement, Mr. Markland, Caps and Gownsg Mr. Cox, Senior Class Sponsor. Not Pictured: Mr, Hansen, Gift. VOTING FOR CLASS OFFICERS, Q seniors choose their leaders in the auditorium election, .IS KULSKI Q our Busy Years CANDIDATES' POSTERS adorn halls to Iunch- room for a few days. OR DRESID NT' K L I JI' GRADUATES AND THEIR DATES reach for balloons on their prom night at the Aragon Ballroom. GRADUATION CLASS is addressed by speaker at their commencement in the stadium. .II5 QE if C C 1 President ii ALBIN WILLIAM LIEPOVLD President of Lettermen's Club, Football Team, Swimming Team, Intramural Sports, Hall- guard, Gym Clerk, and Bowling Club. CLASS Archie Bleyer starts his CAMPAIGN SPEECH as Bose, Craig, Harrington, Kloor, Lavern, Liepold, MGTZI, Mcl.anis, Ohman, Schiller, Schuricht, and Skrzyp wait tensely for their chance to persuade voters. lMr. Cox, senior advisor, is seated in center.l 0 1 A ' .i . .wi --ff- 1 SN, tr,-w-,., . it WERNER ARCHIE BLEYER NORMAN ROBERT MATZL Vice President Treasurer Announcement Committee Chairman, Key Football Team, Basketball Team, Swimming Club, National Honor Society, Honors Class- Team, Lettermen's Club, and l.M. Sports. es, Orchestra, Gymnastics Team, Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Tennis Team, 2 yr. IIT Drafting Contest Winner, Science Foir, Student Coun- cil, Picture Comm., and Annual Rep. OFFICERS -JA UARY l96I 9, 1 ll i,' Q ,' i 1 ll l FRANCIS THOMAS McLANlS ROBERT E. W'AHLGREN Segrerqry Sergeant at Arms Chairman Prom Committee, Super Honor Cop and Gown Committee Chairman, Indian Roll, Honofs Classes, Football Team, Wriest- Dancers, Bcrsebfall Mcgr., Le'tterme.Q's Club, ling Team, Track Team, Lettennerfs Club, l.M. Sports, Student dun'cil, Hallguord, and H7 Key Club, sfudem court, Hallguord, and LE-TS. Litho Club. ANDERSON, RICHARD JOHN - Arrangement Committee Chairman, Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Honors Classes, Student Council, Baseball Team, Daily Rep., Office Aid, Hall- guard, Pan American Club, JETS Club, and Annual Rep, BOSE, MELFERD A. - Finance Committee Chairman, Super Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Student Council. Annual Salesman, Hallguard, German Club, Chorus, and Lib- rary Helper. CRAIG, THEODORE FRANKLIN - Gift Committee Chairman, National Honor Society, Key Club, Stage Crew, Traffic Engin- eer, Hallguard, Tech-Prep and Arrowhead Staff, Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, and Student Council. HARRINGTON, JAMES ABBOTT - Publicity Committee Chair- man, Football Team, Debate and Public Speaking Club, Annual Representative, l.M. Sports, Track Team, Student Council, and Pan American Club. KLOOR, JOHN CARL - Entertainment Committee Chairman, Student Council, Brush and Easel 'Club, Chorus, and Daily Representative. A ,,,..3,, A l ' - X .f-fc X x , 5, 5 3529 si ff S ., Mt M ,ggi ,, , iff , W, , , 5, ff 0 f f f X , , ' 'V' wWs f 2 'l'I M25 ff ,ff ,f. fab? gf ,mfg I ff ,.A.1f.1 - f ,ff ,nf 5, W ,WMK f a I it , WW4 ' w ,f c 'W' V . I f .ln VI? t- J ,f:2 '. . V' ,iam f W f f W f , f ,Zim 2 W ,fm ,f W 5 2 , W 7 rf' 1 K4 .T . ff ffftzfff My M. .1 iz. W - Wh., V f , 4 iX,,J , -..,.W,, ,fi ,-V -w ..,, , f ,M ff, NWT' ff, me 9 -1 teeeee 1 Nam.nees and their friends- work hard throughout the CAMPAIGN. Hanging signs, mqking -1 ' - speeches, and convincing Laneites whom to vot-3 for. ll8 I sf -V --v- ,my,swvxWy,,f,, New . .i :: i Q 4, .V I ll 1 ' , S. ., ii ' f Qirimif riomxt, -X, x ,ix XC X -. LAVERN, EDWARD - Alumni Committee Chairman, Chorus, l-lallguard, Key Club, L,U.F.T.O.A., Captain Junior Swim Team, Senior Swim Team, Lifeguard, and l.ettermen'S Club. OHMAN, OLAF WALTER -- Student Service Committee Chair- S A A if man, l.M. Sports, Record Office Aid, and Bowling Club. 'A SCHILLER, JAMES F. -- Pin and Ring Committee Chairman, Bowling Club, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, l.M. Sports, i ss Letterme-n's Club, and Hallguord. . get is iffl. 'S . -1 A .C gx gt l 1 I A SCHURICHT, ROBERT JULIAN - Biography Committee Chairman, Student Council Officer, Crack Drill Team, R.O.T.C. StaH,R,O.T.C. N.C.O.. Spur and Saddle Club, Coin Club, and fi Librory Aid. , SKRZYP, JAMES THOMAS - Picture Comm'ttee Chairman, x X5 ga -' Spur and Saddle Club, l-lallguard, l.Nl. Sports, and Division Sec. NAT - Sl COMMITTEE C AIRME JANUARY l96l o i Posters play an INTEGRAL PART in the campaigns of candidates for senior offices. ii l 1,9 AN UARY ALEXANDER, JOHN ALTENBERG, RONALD HENRY -- Football Team, Wrestling Team, Lettermen's Club, Printers Club, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and S.H. Print Shop. ANAGNOSTOPDULOS, STEVE K. .... Hallguard, S.H. Print Shop, l.M. Sports, Daily Repr., and Printers Club. ANDERSEN, ERLING JAMES -- Publicity Committee, Hallguard, and Office Aid. ANTTI, RALPH WALTER - Student Court, Student Budget Comm., Hallguard, Russian Club, Math flub, Rad.o Club, Aviation Club, Spur and Saddle Club, and l.M. Sports. BADGLEY, EDWARD DAVID -- Picture Committee and l-lallguard. BAREN, DENNIS ROBERT -- Honors Classes, Aviation Club, Announcement Committee, Hallguard, l.M. Sports Attendance Clerk, and Daily Representative. BARNHART, JOHN ALEX - Marching Band, indian Dancers, German Club, Chorus, Student Council, and Pin and Ring Committee. The beginning of a d l2O ay at . . 1 I Wg. '4' Wir i Q--W . lg? HARRIS, EDWARD PAUL - Air Conditioning Club, AVIOTIOW Club, Sciende Club, JETS Club, and Radio Club. BATEMAN, THOMAS GEORGE --g Cap and Gown Ccmtm., :lGll?UOfd, Traffic Engineer, Bowling Club, and l.M. -por s. BECKER, RICHARD ROBERT - Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Honors Classes, R.O.T.C. Officer, Slide Rule OUP' l'l0llQUOFCl. Student Budget Committee, and Pro- lectionist Club. CEAARLE FdBgskatball Team, Swim , I e an rro ' l.M. Sports, and Hallguardxf ec to l Bowling League se 700' S C21 . ag. ,. i. fy. ll Y. N il - S Ns f is . iv I 'Q .- - . . t N T X X S X -X wx x Tm 'N A ts K xt, X JIS rfx itx X .est a i Rte .E K f .lgri Q-- 'Lf ' N Ng F 1 A Boi.n'r, BRENT RAYMoNo - Ffosimsoph Foofboll Team, Budget Office, Chorus, Annual and Tech Prep Representative, l.M. Sports and Pan American Club. BONTHRON, FRANCIS RITCHIE - Student Council, Air Conditioning Club, Hallguard, Campaign Manager, Projectionist Club, Rover, Record Office, and Announce- mentCommittee. BRACE, JOHN JOSEPH BRAUNEKER, DONALD JOSEPH - Bowling Team, l.M. Sports, German Club, and Gift Committee. X BELLER, MARVIN ALLAN -- Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Honors Classes, Gift Committee, l-ibfofy Helper, and Bowling Club. BENNETT, WILLIAM S. - Hallguard. BENZING, ROBERT JOHN - Hallguard and Chorus. BERGQUIST, JOHN. WILLIAM - Student Council, Hallguard, l.M. Sports, and Chorus. BLENDER, RUSELL BLAIR - Arrangement Comm. Tech Prep and Arrowhead Staff, Structural Steel, Spur and Saddle Club, Projecticnists Club, Hallguard, Office Aid, and Traffic Engineer. BLONZ, STEVEN LESLIE M Senior Prom Comm., National Honor Society, Honors Classes, Swim Team, Track Team, Stud-ent Council, Annual and Daily Representative, JETS Club, Capt. of Traffic Engineers, and Hallguard. BOEHM, LE-OPOLD 1 Indian Dancers, Football, Daily Staff, JETS Club, Ice Skating Team, l.M. Sports, Science Club, and Picture Committee. BOHMAN, DONALD ELMER - Honor Society, Foot- ball Team, Announcement Committee, Hallguard, Office Aid and l.M. Sports. A deep silence blankets the MACHINE SHOP as students have left for the evening. l2I 5 JANUARY I BREIT, DENNIS J. - Clean-up Comm., Cap and Gown, Hallguard, Brush cmd Easel Club, Ushers Club, Student Council, and I.M. Sports. BRIX, CHRISTIAN WILLIAM - National Defense Technician Education Program, Projectionist Club, and I.M. Sports. BROWN, RICHARD LAWRENCE - Track Team, l.ettermen's Club, I.M. Sports, I.M. Office, Spur and Saddle Club, and Hallguard. BULLIS, PATRICK NORMAN - Swim Team, Lettermen's Club, Key Club, Student Council, I.M. Manager, Hall- guard, Usher, and I.M. Sports. BUSCHBACK, JAMES GARY 1 German Club, l'-lallguard, and Gift Committee. CARLSON, ALLEN SCOTT - Prom Committee, I.M. Sports, l-lallguard, and Swim Team. CARLSON, RICHARD JOHN - Bowling Club and I,M, Sports. CARSTENSEN, RICHARD A. Silhouettes from the FOUNDRY shine on wall of dim corridor at the close of the day. 122 . W WW ' ej ' K lqlWW'jf! . r f, -Tru rs ' .,.. , - IX X X .... gli, I f. ' Mft iii .Q -'.- Si- X YW - V lx. K .I . -' I NL - -' gi, CASSA, TONY P. -- Printers Club, S.l-l. Print, Daily Staff, Tech Prep Staff, Annual Staff, Hallguard, Chorus, Swim Clerk, and I.M. Sp'or't5, CEAS, RICHARD PHILIP - Hallguarcl and Air Condi- tioning. CHABI, ROBERT A. - Bio h C . S h Orchestra, Student Council,glrr?clZaln Dglrllcrelrs XITDCZTI ditioning Club, and Hallguard. I CHERRY, GERALD THOMA 1 American CI b A 5 Concert Band, Pan U . rrongement Committee, and Entertain- ment Committee. L T f?Ta'5'5f5TN'zf7N2??3Y2'5?5 J 1'f?'N92. 1 E if me oi? Lv X-f,f,g4 A , X A CHIMACK, ROBERT DONALD - Arrangement Comm. , Q Track Team, Brush and Easel Club, Bowling Club fi ff. J, Hallguard, Librarian, I.M. Sports. ll CHOLOD, MICHAEL S. -- Pin and Ring Committee, ' lui Super Honor Roll, Honors Classes, Orchestra, Stud-ent ' il., Council, Traffic Engineers, Hallguard, and German Club. lll , CHRISTIANSEN, CARL HENRY -- Honors Classes, , S udent Council, Hallguard, Radio Club, and Arrowhead N . -tgps . '03 Qt ' Salesman. 'E ,oo i Y cHRisTENsEN, DUANE MARLIN - Symphony of- ? , Q I f-tt ,X ii chestra, Theater Orchestra, Tech Prep Repr., Swim Team, ,W Student Council, Finance Committee, and Publicity B 5 A .N L . Comm. A , ff, I ' c CHRISTIANSEN, NEALE ARTHUR -- Baseball Team, ' 'mai' 's'i AER :': - Bowling Club, Roll-er Club, Hallguard, I.M. Sports and T Ex . ' Prom Committee. fiifikzf - 4 - -. l-,gr Q., til CHURCH, LEONARD - vsoo-Prog. at Lofiofmooo cioo, A ,X R, Q, X Baseball Team, Basketball Team, and Arrangement of-ft :Q T X ,215-fi ' Committee. Big.,-f' l if13,,J CHVOJCSEK, FRANK JOHN -- Student Service Comm., i . S Wrestling, I.M. Sports, Hallguard. CHVOJCSEK, JOSEPH MICHAEL -- Hallguard. ,Q , Q shops ready for the crowd t 'P 2 ci.ANcY, KENNETH G. - soofofod of Mask and Shears, Student Council, Hallguflfdr l-M- SROVTSI and Picture Committee. CLARK, KENNETH E. - Projectianist Club, Air Condi- tioning Club, Ralling Indians, Spur and Saddle Club, I Hallguard, and LM. Sports. COHEN, ARVIN DAVID - Honors Classes, Russian Club Football, I.M. Sports, Hallguard, Science Club, SDH' Gnd Saddle Club, Garden Club, Entertainment Comm., and Tech Prep and Arrowhead Staff. COLLINS, JAMES E. - Pan American Club, and I.M. ,. Sports. ' ' ' 'S V I '23 JANUARY COLVIN, TOM MARTIN - Gift Comm., Student Coun- cil, Track Team, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. CONNE, JAY B. - Astrophysical Society, Aviation Club Pres., Science Club, Radio Club, JETS Club, Hall- guard, and Ushers Club. CORDUAN, RONALD EDWARD - Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, l.e.tterman's Club, Pin and Ring Comm., Daily Repr., and l.M. Sports. CORTESE, LEE WAYNE - Gym Clerk, and Chorus.. CRANE, EDWARD JOHN - Bowling Club, Roller Club l.M. Sports, and Hallguard. CRIEL, DONALD STEVEN - Cross Country Team, Crew Team, Student Council, Picture Comm., Gift Comm. Roller Club, l.M. Sports, and l-lallguard. DABROWSKI, JOHN P. - Pin and Ring Comm., and ' Coin Club. DALFINO, MICHAEL BRUCE - S.l-l. Print Shop, Print- - ers Club, Arrowhead Staff, Daily Staff, Tech Prep Staff, l-lallguarcl, and l.M. Sports. ,WSW .f 1 attendance difficulties 124 : QW 'W' I W f ,.,,. , ' vw fs fu 1 75 1 5' . . 7 'N DANIELS, SAMUEL B. -- Financial Comm., Bowling Club, Student Council, Hallguard, Football Team, and l.M. Sports. DECKER, JOHN R. DEETJEN, DONALD ARTHUR - Hallguard, Basketball Team, Football Team, and Picture Committee. REL Gl-llDlCEf ROBERT PAUL - National Honor So- ciety, Student Council, Publiclety Comm., Honors Clqggeg Bowling Club, Hallguurd, and l.M. Sports, YN- DEPENBROK, LYNN G. - Announcement Comm., Swim Team, Gymnastic Team, l.M. Sports, Projectionist Club, Hallguard, and Track Team. DIAKOUMIS, GEORGE NICHOLAS - Frosh-Soph Foot ball, Office Aid, l.M. Sports, Entertainment Comm., and Rolling Indians. DIER, BERNARD ROBERT - R.O.T.C. Leadership School, and Radio Club. DQHNAL, EDWARD J, e- Publicity Comm., Radio Club, German Club, Projectionist Club, Traffic Engineer, Hall- guard. DUY, BARRY A. - Bowling Club, Daily Rep., and Hall- guard. DUY, FRED L. - l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and German Club. DYKSTRA, JACOB D. -- Announcement Comm., l.M. Sports, Hallguard, and Projectionist Club. Bowling Club, and Daily Rep. EBY, DAVID G. - Honors Math, Student Council, l.M. Sports, Bowling Club, Slide Rule Club, and Arrowhead Salesman. .Ps as 'N X- ,vw ev 'W EGLITIS, EDGAR - R.O.T.C. Officer, Color Guard, Crack Drill Team, Leadership School, Student Council, Student Court, National Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, German Club, Arrowhead Salesman, and Hallguard. EIDUKAS, JOHN K. - Hallguard, Finance Comm., Slide Rule Club, Projectionist Club, and l.M. Sports. ENGERMAN, JAY S. - Football Team, Pan American Club, Student Council, Lettermen's Club, Publicity Comm., and Air Conditioning Club. aussi., noNAi.o KENNETH -4 swim Team, vnesmng Team, and l,M. Sports. ' ln the freshmen ATTENDANCE OFFlCE Mr Zoern seems to be in demand. 'l 25 ANUARY ENGLER, DENNIS PAUL - Finance Comm., Life Guard, Student Council, Hallguard, I.M. Sports, and 4A Archi- TECT. snr-ist, Ti-ioMAs wp - Prom comm., Bowling Club, Proj-:ctionist Club, I.M. Sports, and Hallguard. ESAU, WAYNE LOUIS - Spur and Saddle Club, Hall- guard, Rolling Indians, and I.M. Sports. ESCHKER, ERNEST - German Club, Hallguard, and l,M. Sports. FASUNA, JOSEPH WILLIAM -- Pin and Ring Comm., Bowling Club, Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Student Council, and 4A Architect. FEINERMAN, JEFFREY SANFORD - Honor Classes Office Aid, Hallguard, Prom Committee, I.M. Sports German Club, Bowling Club, and Spur and Saddle Club. 1 1 FELDMAN, KENNETH -- Hallguard anc Luncnauaru FERGUSON, MARVIN PRESLEY - Biography Comm., German Club, and Orchestra. ,pawn ,WW vf ff f lah V I , , , , me i .. 4 1, 4 The R.O.T.C. OFFICER CORPS shows the keen precision that makes it an outstanding unit. l26 -W FERMOYLE, LEE ALAN -- Honors Classes, Finance Comm., Student Council, L.U.F.T.O.A., German Club, Office Aid, Annual Repr., and Daily Repr, FINK, LAWRENCE ROBERT - Spur and Saddle Club, Air Conditioning, Student Council, Bowling Club, Ushers Club, German Club, and Hallguards Chief. FISCHER, RAYMOND HARRY -- I.M. Sports, Hallguard, Chorus, Daily Rep., Arrowhead Salesman, Alumni Comm., and Bowling Club. FOCHT, THOMAS GERARD - Honor Society, Honors Classes, Treasurer of Lettermen's Club, Track and Crogg Country Teams, Football Team, and Office Aid, X xr X, ..,. ., .wx XX SQUARE Q, 'N-DM R. I f :xi N3 3, News s X .MJ-xv , . I g - X A w,.c,,.. xr? - --,EU - iff . I fi ' X if - . L x - aw -N ez- ' I x 1, I . is W ft t 1 'A . mm fm, 5 ,. I i i .pm I , Q, . N X 1,,,,..,,.'.:- XX ,gf w .Q f':1ft2?1i.',sf R Yrllii. .1-2 3 S. X wx FOLEY, ROBERT FORWARD, ROBERT GEORGE - Bowling Club, l,M Sports, l-lallguard, and Office Aid. FOSS, JEROME ELMER - Projectionist Club, Judo Club Camera Club, and Radio Club. FRANK, CHARLES WILLIAM - Lifeguard, Rolling Indians, ond German Club, FREY, JOSEPH E. - l.M. Sports, Picture Committee, French Club, Latin Club, and Hallguard. FRIEWER, OWEN FRANCIS - Air Conditioning Club and German Club. FUCHS, RICHARD F. FIUJIMORI, GLENN YOSH - Track Team, Lettermen's Club, l.M. Sports, Clean-up Committee, Brush and Easel Club, Entertainment Committee, and Hallguard. ,f,-...Q preparing for the service 1 ,cf I M x , WJ hy v ff? ef ',1' W GAISER, EUGENE LORENZ GALLOWAY, EDWARD CHARLES -Hallguard. GARRITY, THOMAS JOSEPH GEACH, KENNETH MELVIN - Student Council, Frosh- Soph Football, Office Aid, Arrangement Comm., Hall- gucird, and l.M. Sports. 3 127 JANUARY GOLUB, ALVIN M. - Prom Committee, Orchestra, Sextet, and Theater Orchestra. GETNER, ROBERT W. - Vice-Pres. of Pan American Club, Biography Committee Representative, l,M. Sports, Student Council, and Hallguard. GlUNTA, FRANK JOSEPH - Hallguard and l.M. Sports. GERGELY, WENDELL WILLIAM - Hallguard. GORDON, PAUL E. - Biography Comm., Library, Traffic Engineer, and Band. GROCHOWSKI, LEROY CARL - Cross Country Team. Asst. Editor Photo Staff, Art Editor of Daily, Tech Prep Staff, Treas. of Roller Club, Publicity Comm., Brush and Easel Club, and Hallguard. GROSKLAUS, JOHN W. GROSSMAN, BARRY D. - National Honor Society, Hon- ors Classes, Key Club, Concert Band, Student Council, l-lallguard, l.M,'Sports, Science Club, Aviation Club Super l-lonor Roll, Stamp Club, and German Club. iwfrm, , , , ,,, f ,f ,i 1 5 Bye singing in the chorus 5 i i wg i Q R sf , . T28 mf' YJ .yr ,,,, - is GRUNWALD, DIETER GRZELAK, ALEXANDER W. - Fencing Team, Office Aid, H0llQuard, Roller Club Pres., Picture Comm., l.M. Sports, Pan American Club, Annual Repr., Tech Prep Salesman, and Bowling Club. GUSTAVSON, JOHN CARL - Football Team, Letter- men S Club, Prom COYWTL, Projectionist Club, Slide Rule Club, Hflllguard, and l.M. Sports. GUNN, RAYMOND ELERY - H ll ' and Gym Clerk. a guard, Daily Repr., 1 an X , Hwy ZW! A 5 , ,,, ,,., Z?7,.:5,jj3, 3 ,,.., 2Wy,.,j?Z!,,', X Kiwi! l96l NT' N' Q eg 'Sill ix. iw A FREN .,. I K war 49 f 5 MA J. 'Y fm- , 'Q ' . i f .f-.. 7 y . QW f WV , , fff! MJ f QM I fm' ' l 0 I HASKINS, JAMES C. HEHN, DENNIS JOSEPH - l.M. Sports, Bowling Club Office Aid, Hallguclrd, and Pin and Ring Comm. HEYBOER, WAYNE - Hallguard, Alumni Comm., Pro- jectionist Club, and Aviation Club. , HIGASHIDE, ARTHUR H. -1- Honors Classes, Lettermen's Club, Gymnusfac Team, comm Club,, Ayiofaop club., Daily Repr., l.M. Sports, Hallguard, 'an2i'OrcI1e5tra. HAAG, DAVID -PAUL l-- Hallguard, Student Council, Cap and Gown Comm., Crew Team, and l.M. Sports. , HACKELOER, DENNIS PAUL - Entertainment Comm., Hallguard, Library Aid, Bowling Club, and l,M. Sports. HAFIER, CARL FREDRICK -- Football Team, l.M. Sports, and.l'-lallguard. - . V ' HAGUE, DAVID G. - Hallguard, Football and Wrestling Manager, Prom Comm., Russion,,Club, and Letteimerfs C.ub. . . -.L ' HALAS, MIKE Josem-I + l.M. spOfiS,,HQiiguQfa, and Bowling Club. HALEY, GENE JAMES HALL, RICHARD FREDRICK - Pan American Club, and Hallguard Lieuf. A ' A ' HARRIS, ROBERT pi. f Printers Club, Daily Smff, Pic- ture Comm., Finance Comm., Flollguard, S.-H. Print--Shop, l,M. Sports, and Daily Repr. s l J 'i -I i 3 i i l l l l Masculine voices of the LANE CHORUS train to f swell-finto rhcipsody, l29 JA UARY HIRSCH, WILLIAM C. -- I.M. Sports, Announcement Comm., Daily Rep., German Club, Hallguard, and Sci- ence Club. W . HOLMES, GERALD FREDRICK, - Band, and Hallguard. HOLTZMAN, MICHAEL H. - Biography Comm., Gift Comm., National Honor Society, Chorus, Russian Club, Student Council, I.M. Sports, Senior Architect, and Bowl- ing Club. HORN, HERBERT LEE -0 Finance Comm., Bowling Club, Hallguard, and Traffic Engineer. I-loss, CARTER JosEPH .- Fresh-soph Football, Bowi- ing Club, Hallguard, and I.M. Sports. HOUCK, GLENN WILLIAM - Baseball Team, and Hall- guard. HRIBAR, RICHARD LLOYD - Hallguard, Office Clerlg, and Driving Clerk-. IDES, ARTHUR E. -- Pan American Club, Football Team, and I.M. Sports. 1, f. 5' 2 nb P ,N,'fwv . Before placing request for tools, Gasowski ponders over what his job in AUTO SHOP will require. l3O 1 , , f f Q ' 1 2, 1 W N ' 1, . W f Z W 2. I ff X X X f .v ' f C ff n .-, V' , ,.-5,54 'wwf f ,, 1 ,f , 4 '51, GSM 2 I W 'fl .ii 2 I , Le 'rf , : w ,fl j' A W. 1 Q 1. . . M L rw... M 439. vgf? I l gif, X-f ' Lf f'fr52:g..i ga A QR .A INGRASSIA, BEN ANDREW -- Reporter on Daily, Vice- Pres, of Pan American Club, Chorus, Hallguard, and Daily Repr. JACKSON, CARL LYNN - National Honor Society, Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, Bowling Club, Hall- auard, Pan American Club, Office Aid, and Biography Committee. JACOBS. DONALD ROY JAGDMANN, WILLIAM WALTE -- 'l k ll- QU0 d, ond I.M. Sports. R Gym Cer ' HD s K' 'A I X 4 4-. ,J or , fit if an . f -V .X 'I e2't'f .t l96I l, om M35 if I . . .,,., .. JAMES, THOMAS CHARLES,-- Chorus, Projectionist Club, Lunchroom Aid, Bowling Club, and Daily Repr. JANISCH, MICHAEL JOSEPH JR. -- Hollguord, Football, German Club, Bowling Club, and 'Roversr , ' JAROSZ, ROBERT WALTER - Hallguard Lieut., Bow- ling Club, Roller Club, Pan American Club, l.M. Sports, and Daily Repr. JENSEN, ALLAN DAVID -- Editor-In-Chief of Arrow- head, Key Club International, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Super Honor Roll, Slide Rule Club, Tech Prep Editor, and Student Council. . V JENSON, WALLACE CHARLES - Announcement Comm, Projectionist Club, and 4A Architect. JEWELL, ELWOOD LESTER - Prom Comm., Bowling Club, Hallguard, Basketball Team, and l.M. Sports. JOHNSEN, KENNETH MARTAIN JR. -- Holiguard, Student Council, Slide Rule Club, and Coin Club, JOHNSON, CHARLES FRANK -- I-lallguard, l.M. Sports, Lost ond Found Aid, and Daily Repr. buzzing of the auto shops iii 14. 9? i f' wy,,,5z,, ,V I an W ' JOHNSON, DONALD ARTHUR - Cap and Gown Comm., Stud-ent Council, Bowling Club, and 4A Architect. JOHNSON, LAWRENCE RICHARD - Cross Country Team, Lettermen's Club, Track Team, Hallguaid, Pro- jectionist Club, and Student Service Comm. JOHNSON, PAUL CONRAD - Gym'CIerk. JOHNSON, WARREN L. -5- Chorus, 'Traffic Engineer, l'l0ll9UOfd, Annual Repr,, and Daily Repr. ' ' ist JANUARY KAC,ZKOS,-'JOHNZVEDWARD'- Biography Comm., Stu- dent Council, Stage Crew,,Color Guard, and Honors Class- es, KAIN, GARYR THOMAS --- WGN Representative for Lane Traffic Engineer. KAi.LwiTz, iioaenr CLARENCE - swam Team, Life Guard Capt., Hallguard, Student Aid, and DiscIipine'Aid. KALNAJSQ Re1'Nis'- crew Tedm, HQm3fs'ciosseg stu- dent-Cdurt, and,I.M. Sportsf , ,Q A H' KAMIENSKI, FRANK V ' KAPKA, EUGENE STANLEY - Hallguard Officer, Pol- ish Club, and Lunchroom Aid. KATH, ANTHONY -- Hallguard, l.M. Sports, Football Team, Student Council, Chorus, Spur and Saddle Club, L.ULF.T.OfA.,',and Track Tedm. ' V KEMP, ROBERT GEORGE - Finance Comm., Arrowhead Salesman, Daily Repr., and ,Office Aid. A ' the hours of academics . 1 3: WM as-ff ,tw , . N J x Q-sw g te KENDAI-I-1 MICHAEL A. - Traffic Engineers, and Hall- f . I 132 guards. KLEIN, PHILIP SPRAGUE - Concert Band, Orchestra, Marching Band, and Student Council. KNOPSNYDER, RON JOHN -- J.E.T.S., Hallguard, BQWHWQ Club, Slide Rule Club, l.M-. Sports, Student Ser- vice Comm., and Chorus. KOCH, ROBERT WESLEY - Life Guard, German Club, I-lollguard, and l.M. Sports. ,t gk .-.i-9 AX S v, ' mf! -' .SA Q . ew G so-we 9 '-N.Q7l.,' sl , . 'T I 1 .W f, . - A I I V ' J' 4-1 3 A A 1,251 ' ' - Q i ' +5-.J f,-f 'ft it Z3 au ' 'wwf If j if lf 4 A ' A, M fm ,, 4 ' ,,,..,,...,, ,I i if 2 I ' W KRONE, EARL - Pan American Club, Hallguard Offic- er, ond Drill Team. KRZYZAK, ARTHUR A. - Polish Club. KUMMETZ, WILLIAM E. -- Crack Drill Team, Bowling Team, and Orchestra. KURTH, KARL WERNER - Arrangement Committee, Traffic Engineer, Hallguard, and Structural Steel. S 1 Sine? I X : 6 l KOEPPL, GERALD WALTER - R.O.T.C. Officer, Stage Crew, Color Guard, National Honor Society, Super Hon- or Roll, Honors Classes, Daily Rep., Student Council Slide Rule Club, and Projectionist Club. KOEPPL, KENNETH GARY -- Football Team, Science Club, Slide Rule Club, Library Aid, Hallguard, Chorus, l.M. Sports, and National Honor Society. KOPANKE, Juiakc-:EN 'SEPDEDMAR -Q 'Finance coflimf, Structural Steel, Hallguard, and German Club. KRAKOWSKI, RICHARD - I-lallguard, Football Team, Polish Club, l.M. Sports., and Student Council KRAUS, RICHARD WARREN - I.M. Sports, and Roller Club. KRENCIS, ROBERT ANTHONY -- Radio Club. KRISPIN, WILLIAM CLAIR.-f -l-lonors.Classes, Litho Club, Chorus, Hallguard, 'Praiectionist Club, and Germah Club. V' ' Knorm, JAMES R. - Biogfepwcemm., student com- cil, Hallguard, Daily Repr., R.O.T.C. Staff, Camera Club, and Projectionist. af In a HISTORY CLASS, Mr. Hook reviews the I eventful '20s. -V - 133 JA LIARY KU RTH, WILLIAM EDWIN LAFLEUR, WILLIAM GEORGE - Traffic Engineer, Publicity Comm., Picture Comm., and Daily Rep. LAMBERT, KENNETH PAUL -- Hallguord, Spur and Saddle Club, and Pan American Club. LARSON, TERRY -- Honors Classes, Student Court, Hallguord, l.M. Sports, and Student Aid. LAU, KEITH CHARLES - Honors Classes, Hallguord, I.M. Sports, Traffic, and Outdoor Messenger. LEFEBER, DAVID JOHN -- Office Aid and Slide Rule Club. LENIK, DANIEL -- Chorus A ak ,L ,Q ff' j 1 1 ! 5 WW., , , ff, ,M ,- vze- f if ffl: 4 , r mf f i.:NocH, wu.uAM MICHAEL - protectionist Club, if Slide Rule Club, and Hallguord. , We 2- 't if 9 3:3 I . X , - , . Q, , Q ffp, far R? i Ir rw: :VV ' 'S ef f RE-'mg .3 It S N In Q I . ' LEWIS, BRIAN' LICAUSI, LARRY MATHEW - Hollguard and l.M. Sports. During a FIREHDRILL, Laneites verlacuate the I-'Go-CKII ROBERT D. school through the light mist of a rainv day, 134 I-IPNER, LEE QAVID - Honors Classes, Honor Roll, Phofo Stuff Editor, Key Club Officer, LM. sports, and Slide Rule Club, ': Ni? i'fffQ 1 j . .r .V i. F11 l lf? , WI' r l : an r . tn. P' X I ,D A 'iw Q so - ' :fy AS' S lf? x Z4 515 .xx I 'ill' .IU t r ,I N ,.- 4 451- V, I L .. ,h . ' , S 'w 1 ,ft N' Q Q , i ' , Q., , .,.. . ' Q Y J N, ,, r. LITTMANN, FREDERICK HERMAN - Hallguard, Color Guard, Championship Drill Team, German Club, Tech Prep Salesman, Air Conditioning Club, Big Brother, Projectionist, Daily Repr., Locker Capt., and I.M. Sports. LOHNER, MILTON CARL - Cop and Gown Committee, I.M, Sports, Roller Club, and Projectionist Club. LOPEZ, JOSEPH RICHARD - Math Club, Slide Rule Club, Baseball Team, Track Team, I-lallguard, I.M. Sports, and Air Cconditioning Club. LOWDER, ARTHUR ROSIPLE -- Pan American Club, LUSSOW, ROBERT HENRY -' Prom Committee, Office Aid, Hallguard, Tech Prep and Arrowhead.Stoff, l.M. Sports, and Student Council. MACHUL, DENNIS JOHN - Hallguard Clerk, Dail-,- Representative, l.M. Sports. and Pan American Club. ' MAITA, THOMAS GUY +- Prom Committee, Rolling lndions, Pan American Club, and l.M. Sports. I MALINOWSKI, JOHN JOSEPH - I-lallguard, Roller t 4 Club, Math Club, and Daily Representative. I ' , preparation for emergencies X . W K U., XTQA VL! if vis. r nf! gikvf ll, l lvl it -.Tv fiiwf , f , li' 2 ,gf if F, l , ,w r r. ,fx Z. Q Y - Q, r MALINOWSKI, THOMAS WALTER Hallguard. MALKOWSKI, RICHARD EDWARD - German Club, Chess Club, Swim Team, Basketball Team, Library Aid, Hallguards and l.M. Sports. MALMEN, ROGER LESLIE - Publicity Committee, IM. Sports, Bowling Club, Aviation Club, Science Club. and Projectionist Club. MARNOS, JAMES STEVE - Football Team, Student Court, Student Council, l.M. Sports, Hallguord, Gnd L Committee. 135 AN UARY MARSELOS, NICHOLAS LOUIS - Stud-ent Council, Finance Comm., I.M. Sports, Football Team, Projectionisf Club, Slide Rule Club, Big Brother Comm., Budget Comm., and Hallguard. MARSICO, FRANK MICHAEL -- Football Team, Bowling Club, I.M. Sports, and Hallguard. MARYANSKI, EDWARD CHRISTY14 I.M. Sports, Pan American Club,. MARX, CARL MATHEW -- Slide Rule Club, Bowling Club, I-lallguard, and I.M. Sports. MATUSZAK, GREGORY CORNELIUS - Ushers Club, Slide Rule Club, Hallguards, I.M. Sports, and Litho Club. MAUILSBY, WILLIAM 'WYMAN ,--Electronicfeachers Aid and Radio Club. , . MAY, JAMES EDWARD L'HQ1lgu5fd, Pan Amefimw Club, Bowling Club, I.M. Sports, and l-lallguard Officer MAY, RAYMOND WILLIAM - Financial Committee. , , ., mx, Z4 1403. the omnipresent hallguards I E I36 .-. 'MAZIKQ WALTER PETER -- l-lallguard and Traffic. MEDO, JERRY JOSEPH, JR. - Rover. . MELONE, PETER JOHN - Track Team, Cross Countfvi Le-ttermen's Club, Alumni Committee, I.M. Sports, Clir1iC Aid, Hallguord Lieutenant, Radio Club, German Club, Gym Clerk and Student Council. MEYER, .IOI-IN MILFRED l+I'TmffaC Engineers, and ubmfy Aid: ' A gums, Mm, 5 ,mf Z MW' Ya MOY EDMUND D. -- Arran ement Comm, Pan Amer- I Q 1 ican Club, Judo Club, I.M Sports, and Hallgua d. MUELLER, BRUCE CHARLES - Hallguard, Crew Teom, and Student Council. MEYER, RAYMOND BERNARD - Crew Team, Swim Team, R.O.T.C. Officer, Drill Team, Color Guard, Hall- guard, and Office Aid. MICHELOTTI, CHARLES - S.H. Print Shop, Football Team,l.lVl. Sports, Arrowhead Staff, Tech Prep Staff, Printers Club, and Biography Committee. MILLER, KENNETH FRED - Bowling Club. MILLER, RALPH HOWARD - National Honor Society, Honors Classes, Hallguard Officer, Student Council, Student Court, Student Aid, I.M. Sports, and Alumni Committee. MILLER, WILLIAM ERIC -- Honors Classes, Crack Drill Team, R.O.T.C. Officer, Student Council, and I.M. Sports. MINNICE, DENNIS MICHAEL - Super Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Arrangement Comm., Social Comm, Office Aid, I.M. Sports., Tech Prep - Arrowhead Staff, Honors Classes, Key Club, and Quill and Scroll. MISCEUICH, PAUL MICHAEL - Student Council, Hali- guard, I.M. Sports, Chorus, Pan American Club, and Daily Representative. MONROE, RONALD ALVIN - Football Team, Ring and Pin Comm., Pres. of French Club, I.M. Sports, Office Aid, and Bowling Club. MUGLIA, PIERINO FRANK -- Band, Student Council, Mrs- Eppie observes O member of LL-me'e exfen- and I.M. Sports. MULAR, RAYMOND IR. - Hallguard, Bowling Club, Air Conditioning Club, l.M. Sports, and Chorus. sive HALLGUARD SYSTEM requesting a poss. I37 AN UARY I MURPHY, THOMAS W. - Honor Roll, Annual Repr., Hallguard, German Club, Entertainment Comm., and l.M. Sports. MURRAY, WILLIAM FRANCIS - l.M. Spoits, Hall- guard, and Student Council. MUSCARELLO, TONY F. - Hallguard, Projectionist Club, l.M. Sports, Student Council, and Alumni Comm. NAFZIGER, LEE E. - Honors Classes, Honor Society, Biography Comm., R.O.T.C. Officer, Super Honor Roll, Color Guard, Rifle Team, Drill Team, Bowling Club, Hall- guard, and German Club. NELSON, RICHARD C. - Honor Society, Honors Class- es, Super Honor Roll, Sec. of Key Club, Student Council, Hallguard, Astrophysics Society, Bowling Club, Tennis Team, l.M. Sports, German Club and Band. NORRIS, LARRY EDWARD - Band, Hallguard, Pan American Club, and l.M. Sports. NOWAK, ROBERT ALEXANDER f Main Ottice Aid, Bowling Club, Hallguard, Book Room Aid, and l.M. Sports. 0305, STANLEY A. TECHHIOU A scintillating exhibit at the SCIENCE FAIR draws a crowd ot curious spectators. l38 f U. ,,AAA Vviqz 33, ..., ,. .... ,,, 1 W ......,.. , ,,,,,. 1, ' tifjq X 5 . .f 'WT ,free f f ,. fe. fy ff , Wg. 34? 2 Z I . ff ' I -rl. if , f S . '-ff--.gf 'VWMW' f.wQ?7'V ' When' .. 7 ' ' . f . 1 I mf WW' Wa S ew V 'S5 Z,. ,, yy 5. X I , ya... J S W se n sl'R5!f5f:--'-35:-S-if.s Y 'fffll' Us ., , ' . 5 fs , 5 St' N 5 N-wsylil X S sl S . XM K s x Xa ljf . O'DELL, HOWARD WAYNE - Chorus, Hallguard, and Latin Club. ODLE, CLARENCE WILLARD - Hallguard, l,M. Sports, Track Team, and Bowling Club. CGREN, THEODORE RICHARD - Office Aid, Pin and Rifg Comrn., Chorus, and Annual Repr. OLSEN, BYRON OWEN - Football Team, Hallguard, and l.M. Sports. ,fc ,1 rW'?fQQL?2'fQ'm ','ui . C f OLSOFKA, KENNETH JOHN - Hallguard. ONISCHAK, MICHAEL - Honor Society, Super Honor l fioll, Honors Classes, Student Service Comm., Hallguard, Science Fair, Spur and Saddle Club, Slide Rule Club, and J.E,T,S. Club. -4 V gm ORSAN, STEPHEN EVERETT -- Alumni Comm., Hall- ? s gs guard, German Club, and l.M. Sports. , , if , A 3 IVV ' ,Ig ' we C' v 4 ' ' ' PALMER, ROBERT G. -- Picture Comm., Bowling Club, Rover, and l.M. Sports. PALMQUIST, LEE DAVID A C lg' ffm 'ff' L ' 5 iii PA'rKo, LYNN LOUIS - Hallguard, Football, and I.M. .. U 'V iw .A lgn' 1 Sports. i ' I Q, ,.,,,,W ,NNW y I VAVV g PAINELA, STEPHEN JOSEPH - l-lollguard, l.M. Sports, no-.Q N , N S iis SF' ClT'lCI BCII'ICl. A PEARLMAN, FRED :Ric - Biography Comm., l.M. I if Sports, Record Office Aid, Bowling Club, and Hallguard. A I projects in the science fair flaw-, E .X , ': ' ,fr PETERSON, RAYMOND WALTER - Alumni COmm, F S'ude'it Council, Hallguard, Pan American Club, WRONG' C ub, Bowling Club, l.M. Sports, and Traffic Engineers. PINELLO, JOSEPH PHILIP - Football, Pin and Ring Comm, Hallguard, and Brush and Eosel Club. PINKAINA, DOUGLAS WAYNE - l-lallguard, Spur and Svfdle Club, Air Conditioning Club, Rolling lndiam, Pow American Club, Daily Repr., and Bond. WANK. FRED CHARLES -- Annual Salesman, Bowling C.ub, ond I,M. Sports. 139 .IA UARY I POND, TERRANCE J. PRECHLIK, JOHN HENRY - Picture Comm., and l.M. Sports. PRECI-IT, CHRISTIAN ARTHUR - l-lallguard, Pan American Club, and l.M. Sports. PREVOT, HENRY JOSEPH - Pin and Ring Comm., Stu- dent Court, German Club, I-lallguard, and l.M. Sports. PROCTOR, DONALD RAYMOND - National Honor Soc- iety, l-lallguard Chief, Traffic Lieut., and l.M. Sports. RABNER, WARREN LEE-ROY - Office Aid, Calorguard,, Chess and Checkers Club, Chorus, and Bowling Club, REGNER, RONALD G. - Traffic Engineer, Gym Clerk, Library Aid, Rover Capt., Hallguard Lieut., Public Speaking Club, Chess Club, Latin Club, and Calor Guard REFVIK, DANIEL ROBERT - Hallguard, and Gymnastic Team. visitors peering over shoulders ,fi W, 'R ml H i L 'LV k W it f Zi 1' 062 t -a ., ,L ,px 'WWW f f ' V ,, .V .. l , ' W. f f , 2'-Ph . . yi f . ..f T Q . WW . V Wi Jin , Q 5 'V T A if ff if Q .ff 5 , 4, , . y WW , . ' 1 J I 1 .f ' , HW ' ,jg.f.,7,.gfw. Nga, ..,., ,... , . ,IA , H W ,f A 4 4 V. . iff 'z , . W fwy ' any ' f W I 'i g ff-A K ' , W f f , , ,V , . . if X I f i 5 , 'Ma . ww Q -1, 140 Q 'K 3 fl'-115 W' s..,c N REICHSTADTER. WALTER B. - Cap and Gown Comm. Hollguard, and Traffic Engineer. 1 RICHARDS, KURT DAVID - Office Aid, Hallguard, l.M Sports, and Gift Comm, RICHTER, EDWARD KARL - Honor Society, Student Council, Student Court, Hallguard, German Club, l.M Sports, and Arrowhead Repr. RICHTER, RONALD WILLIAM - Radio Club, Hallguard Inventors Club, and l.M. Sports. I ,W-W-W -Wmmfjwnwvm-mkivww - .AVQI I Mil ' J it s A N lr ' : ,. ' A 1 P5225 , s , ,mc ,M V ' 5- , 'FSA if . . Qs Q - . A 30 , A3 .X it f r -fax W, 'N 5 s xr 'Sz' Sf ' i . . --N I H if rs..,- 4. F-Smut. King. 4 , 'N. RUDEK, EDWARD E. - Student Service Comm., Spur Ilnd Saddle Comm Bowling Club Rollin Indians, Annual I RILEY, JACK LAWRENCE - Stage Crew, Swimming Team, l.M, Sports, Hallguard, Pin and Ring Comm., German Club, and Annual Repr. RIOS, HECTOR - Frosh-Soph Football, Crew Team, Student Budget Comm., and I.M. Sports. RIZZUTO, JAMES LEE - Biography Comm., l.M. Sports, Wrestling Team, Asst. Editor of Photo Staff, Tech Prep Stott, Brush and Easel Club Vise-Pres., Sec, at Camera Club, Crew Team, L,U.F.T.O.A., and Drill Team. RODRIQUEZ, ANTHONY JOSEPH - Student Council, Hallguard, Cap and Gown Comm., and Pan American Club. ROTHBAUER, ALAN DAVID - Traffic Engineer, ana Entertainment Committee. ROTHBAUER, CARL ARTHUR - Bowling Club, Coin Club, LM, Sports, Hallguard, and Library Helper. ROTHGEB, GLENN ROBERT - Publicity Comm., Honors Classes, LM. Sports, Bowling Club, and Hallguard. ROTTER, DANIEL GORDON - Honor Society, Honors Classes, Library Aid, Bowling Club, Hallguard, Stamp and Coin Club, R.O.T.C. Stott, and I.M. Sports. f -1 f Q Salesman, Traffic Engineer, and Hollguard. M RUSCHEINSKI, EMANUEL - Hallguard, Gym Clerk, and Typing Clerk. I l,,f-'iiizfin' SALAMAN, THOMAS ELMER - Entertainment Comm., Marching Band, and 4A Architect. SANDBERG, WILLIS JOSEPH - Co-Chief-of-Chiefs of Hallguard, Ushers Club, Chorus, Daily Repr., Bowling l Club, and I.M, Sports. .J W .r I ? . wg., . , Mi .f Interviewing visitors from RUSSIA, Lane DAILY Editor-in-Chief Chuck Hirsch participates in heated discussion. 141 A SANDAHL, MELVIN ARTHUR - Vice Pres. of Chorus, Da.ly Staft, Student Council, Projectionist Club, Camera Club, l.M. Sports, and Gift Comm. SAUER, RAYMOND ALBERT - Crew Team, Gymnas- tics Team, Brush and Easel Club, and Picture Comm. SCHIMON, RONALD R. - Entertainment Comm., and Hallguard. SCHIRO, JAMES MICHAEL - Drill Team, Exhibition Team, Color Guard, and Brush and Easel Club. SCHMIDT, DIETER CLAUS -- Drill Team, Disclipine Aid, German Club, and Hallguard. SCHMIDT, HARRY JOHN .1 Bowling Club. SCHMIDT, JOHN GEORGE -- Swimming Team, Letter- men's Club, German Club, l.M. Sports, and National Honor Society. SCHMIDTKE, DIETER - Student Council, Library Aid, l.M. Sports, German Club, and Typing Club. Phil Winstead contemplates copy to be set on LINOTYPE machine. 142 :VV--fgfmlz. . ' f , ,s.vw., 1--sz. Q .,,ff, ,. if :fm , . Jf!Zf6:27-2i..L..:'1'.Q94,5501 .' A ---f . -1 .-'iii-Q LIARY 'S . 1 7 Z, ki 2 L ig. A, .,.,.,,, . if ' ........ ff - , .52 t f 1. -A wir' M ' 'WW nj R ,V ff? fe 1. W, ' if 4 Q i! is ,.. My 4 ,. .,f-,,:.,Z ,, 7 I 4 ,,, ' R ,, W , if J ., 9, A 2 I ,. 15.1.1 4 M y J , fi W gn 41, 4 . M! , ,aw ' x . u l. i 2 Q , 1 ' W . ,,,.l' A A .. kg fig . : lr. . Nrx, U X Q his figs? SCHMITZ, RAYMOND P. - Budget Comm., l-lollguord Student Council, S.l-l. Auto Shop, Traffic Engineer, l.M, Sports, and Band. SCHNAUFER, ADOLF JOHN -- Cap and Gown Comm. SCHRAM, RONALD CHESTER - l.M. Sports, l-lollguard, Tennis Team, Library Helper, Latin Club, Spur and Sod- dle Club, Chess and Checker Club, and Judo Club. SCHUDE, RODNEY J. C RX gX-.1 ., 4,f.ffer': wmv vfxxpxmk wh Xi: -Q f-mf.: X , . K fe,r'f1.S5 Q2 .., A N ,Ii . ..fs ,Q ,:.,. X . A ,, I WA X R Rf. i . 1 .Qs 1 if -R . K-Xe Q genes JC X- S l R X K EX fx X -. .,xX... ,,., X . .. fm. 1?'.Q til J ia ff A i l , . 3 , 1 3 at 2 X. if. .. . xx Q' wr . 'Q L W L, ...W l .tg QA, li i EXE ix x R l96l SCHULZ, CARL WILLIAM - Printers Club, l-lallguards, Dolly Staff, Roller Club, and l.M. Sports. SCIMECA, JACK S. -- Hallguard, l.M. Sports, and Student Council. SEMMERLING, RALPH SEMPLE, ROBERT CHARLES - l.M. Sports, Cap and X C WERE- Gown Comm., Entertainment Comm., S.l-l. Print Shop, X, Football Team. 'Mk Q N X M vi ' SHEIROK, RONALD -- l-lallguarcl Chief, l.M. Sports, ,,,,,,k Announcement Comm., Lunchroom Aid, Coin Club, and X X Q J. C3ermGr1 Club- R+ .XR R ' R l.., SHERMAN, CLYDE PETER - Wrestling, LM. Sports and W X Officer, Senior Architect, Picture Committee, Traffic RW Engineer, and l-lallguard. XXX ...WM SHERMAN, PAUL JONES -- Radio Club, l-lallguard, xy, 'I Garden l-lelper, and Library Aid. guard, and Gift Committee. -X -',. - si-ioGREN, RONALD H. - student Council, cop and Gown Comm., l.M. Sports, Daily Repr., and Annual Repr. R.. N... e A A X QNX s 'E X X? A xi rx A RQ. - . 1 'Y iw-C mffeff ' ..,,,,,, . W- .1 SHUCHMAN, SHELDON PAUL - Bowling Club, Hall- EIEBERT, JAMES A. - l.M. Sports. SKOBEL, GEORGE J. production in print shop SLIWA, RICHARD WILLIAM - SH. Machine Shop. .1113 A SLOAN, RONALD LEROY - Announcement Committee Honor Rall, Crew Team, Lifeguard, Student Council, Student Court, l.M. Sports, and l-lallguard. SLOWINSKI, ROY FRANK - Camera Club, l-lallguard, Rad o Club, l.M. Sports, Aviation Club, Publicity Comm., Science Club, and JETS Club, SMETTERS, ROBERT WILLIAM - Hallguard and Pub- licity Comm. SMITH, SPENCER EDWARD - Aviation Club, Traffic Engineers, Senior Arrangements Committeee, and Hall- guard. SMITH, WAYNE P. - Pan American Club, l,M. Sports, Student Service Comm., and Hallguard. SNOW, WILLIAM F. 1 Honors Classes, Pan American Club, Roller Club, Gymnastics. Team, and Gift Committee. SOMMER, HERMAN F. - Student Council, Picture Comm., l.M. Manager, l.M. Sports, l-lallguard, Bowling Club, and Arrowhead Representative. SOMMERS, GENE EDWIN - l-lallguard, l.M. Sports, Student Council, Daily Repr., Tech Prep Salesman, and Annual Repr. creation in the art classes I44 ,aff-U7 1 2 m,,,,. 2' ', ' ':fv- .' W, Z I 'W f' I T., QW' f w W M W . SANS ,x :FS Di. X X S' '- 'TS 'L ' We 53' xx . 'iz A if R 5.-As Ryu, Q.-yt, 1 3 A cz 1 X vsxx SORENSEN, DONALD EDWARD - LM. spms, Heli. QUOVCL BOWHHQ Club, Spur and Saddle Club, Judo Club, Gnd Typing. SOTO, LOUIS THOMAS - Concert Band, Marching Bond, SDOVNSP Club, and Projectionist Club. SPIELMAN, JAMES CARL - l.M. Sports, Daily R-ep. and Hallguard. SROKA, MICHAEL LEANARD - Hallguard, Roller Club, l.M. Sports, and Bowling Club. LIARY SPRENGEL, JEROME J. 1 l-lallguard and German Club. STACHULA, ROBERT E. STAMS, HARRY PERRY - S.H. Print Shop, Football Team, l.M. Sports, Daily Staff, Arrowhead and Tech Prep Stott, l-lallguard, Printers Club, Pin and Ring Committee, and Entertainment Committee. STEC, KENNETH ALBERT - l-lallguard, Gym Clerk, and Library Aid. STEDMAN, THOMAS ROY - Football Team, Wrestling Team, Skating Team, l.M. Sports, Tech Prop Salesman, Library Assistant, and Band. STEIGELMAN, GEORGE WILLIAM - Lettermen's Club, Swimming Team, Lifeguard, Usher, l.M. Sports, and Bowling Club. STEIGERWALD, WAYNE JOHN - Honors Classes, Pan American Club, Rolling Indians, Bowling Club, and Finance Committee. STEIN, KONRAD - Aviation Club, l-lallguard, and l.M. Sports. at W 5 9 lsr , is STEVENS EDWARD OWEN Announcement Comm Meditation and creation are the requisites ol Social Center Committee Record Office Clerk Russian Students in the ART DEPARTMENT. 145 S s - S .iff 1, ti. yas A X - 1' S . ht STURM, MICHAEL ROBERT - Swimming Team, Soccer Fil- it 4' ' Team, Lifeguard, Student Council, Art Staff, Brush and . V . . L. S ' Mn -c:al Club, Bowling Club, and Announcement Committee. .E AW ' SULLIVAN, ROBERT ALLEN - Basketball Team, Picture Comm., l.M. Sports, French Club, Bowling Club and l-lallguard. off---1 5' -it ' ff:ff:l.,x1 fr: . , wif all .1 ' SUMMERS, BOBBIE D. SWINBANKS, JOHN WILLIAM - Slide Rule Club, Library Aid, Daily Staff, Printers Club, l-lallguard, Prom Committee, Finance Committee, Bowling Club, and Traffic Engineers. 'Lf f SYKES, CHARLES JEFFERSON - Honors Classes, Air Ni, Conditioning Club, Hallguard, J.E.T.S. Club, Camera Club, Aviation Club, and Student Council. 1 SYVERSEN, DOUGLAS ARTHUR -- l.M. Sports, Hail- guard, Coin Club, Bowling Club, and Arrangement Comm. TATERKA, RAYMOND W. - l.M. Sports, and Student sm, Council. THOMAS, DAVID HARVEY - Finance Comm., Bowling A in 451, Q I M, N Club, l.M. Sports, l-lallguard, and Chess and Checkers . , ff, 41 f ' , fn., . f y i' was '46 f f J 1 ' rn, rv F K 'R 4-,,. 5 . ' -f 17' nw A A 5 f .1 1 ,vw I , : nv td, I. Q eu l 1 X Q nt givin! H A ff' is THOMPSON, HAL DAVID - Pres. at Spur and Soddll C ub, l-lallguard, Student Council, and l.M. Sports THORNHILL, JOSEPH LEE - Pram Comm, Cham: Slid-3 Rule Club, Student Council, l.M, Sports, and DE- clipine Aid. if The time for SENIOR ELECTIONS nears as campaign managers are busy preparing plat- forms for their candidates. TRITSIS, NICHOLAS - Orchestra, Concert Band, March- ing Band, and Pan American Club. TULLIO, JOHN J. - Honors Classes, Bowling Club, and LM. Sports. l46 My 4' ,, I .,.- Q, 5 - . -5: .... i cc - A . .1-' .,1: '1 . 5' . X f' ' T4 a V .. . A X f M.. in. l96 TUSTIN, THOMAS ALLEN - Concert Band, Marchi '- Band, Swing Band, Orchestra, Alumni Comm., Picture Ccmm., and Football Team. TYCKOSON, JAMES ARTHUR -- Chorus, Stage Crew, and Projectionist Club. TYMITZ, GEORGE PETER - Swimming Team, Life ,.' Guard, Honors Classes, Super Honor Roll, Aviation Club, Slide Rule Club, Hallguard, Math Club, l,M. Sports, and Arrangement Committee. 69. S-ww 'ST . UCHIDA, MARK FREDRICK - National Hofor Society, Super Honor Roll, L.U.F.T.A., Math Club, Hallguard, Office Aid, Library Aid, l.M. Sports, Traffic Engineer, , ULOSOVICI-I, RONALD JOHN - Tratk Tfam, Swim- .,t,,,s X Student Council, Owls Club, and German Club. .M . , -1:32. i- 2 r mf N N Q ,, X Q M ,AN . ming Team, Biography Comm., Hallguard, Daily Repr., l,M. Sports, Ushers Club, and Annual Repr. VANKERK, RONALD CLARENCE - Hallguard, Library Aid, Student Council, German Club, Biography Comm., ee and l.M. Sports. 5 VOGLER, DENNIS PETER - SH. Print, Varsity Foot- ., My , wi, ball, l.M. Sports, Printers Club, Bowling Club, Rolling .P ,',. Q U A WM! Indians, and Arrowhead Staff. A 11.1 ,r'j.r. VON NEFFE, BERNARD GEORG 1 Spur and Saddle ff I -X , f 'iff - -'f-2 Club, l'lallQuarCl, and l.M. Sl3ortS. ' ' ' ..:.i , - ' if 0 o 0 f e eleetmg our senior officers . 4 A. ,Q , iv' , X, M ,R 7.:,g.,1' ' W . I. ' '. ts. A, l I 'Sify Q3 1 ' -,' gf' gs, 2- lf' -NN-H I ' I '1'fx.i5i-ir.-i,i ,I Li- ' '45 ' - 7' 4 . 'f? 'illi1ll'flll''lLFl'iifillfflliif ' ' . ,f V , 1 Arg l'if'.wi 'i5'yil.:lL-...rl , . E , ' , 'll' in-lf fi '5'f'A5lTA, MARTIN ROBERT - Traffic Engineer, Hall- 55' 5' guard, Ushers Club, and Spur and Saddle Club. .Zi'flZ,l ,fllig ' f WATT, RICHARD JOHN - l.M. Sports, Crew Team, '- 'y - ' ' Clean Up Comm., Alumni Comm., Hallguard, and Brush and Easel Club. f ig' A mlb-,ttf 'f- f it it 1 'a,i !.j il l :Zi I - ', r' 'ill . .ill A limi fi ii ii ' ' !,ffEtl ' . rl il f ' ,.. yf,IT WEDER, LESLIE ALLAN -- Hallguard, Lunchroom Guard, ll I Al and Library Clerk. WEISSGERBER, WALTER JOSEPH F- Hallguard. I47 JA UARY WELNICKE, LEONARD RICHARD - Pan American Club, and J.E.T.S. WESCHER, ROY CHARLES - Honor Society, Super Hon- or Roll, Honors Classes, Stage Crew Chief, Student Coun- cil, Chorus, Slide Rule Club, German Club, Projectionist Club, and J.E.T.S. WHILDIN, DENNIS - Honors Classes, Entertainment Comm., Tech Prep Staff, and Pan American Club. WICKMAN, ROBERT FORREST - Symphony Orchestra, Concert Bond, and l.M. Sports. WILLIAMSON, ROBERT EARL - Crew Team, Hall- guard, and Daily Repr. WINSTEAD, PHILLIP B. - Daily Staff, l.M. Sports, Printers Club, Gift Comm., Publicity Comm., and Hall- guard. WIRTZ, FREDERICK RICHARD - Alumni Comm., Na- tional Honor Society, Super Honor Roll, Vice Pres. of Mask and Shears, Hallguard, Slide Rule Club, Chorus, and I,M. Sports. WITT, ROBERT P. - Student Council, l.M. Sports, and Annual Salesman. our pride in our sclzool . 'Wg nk ' ,png 'rm W1 if ' ' 'Q-. fx, -. 2..- ,ff 1 W, ' f I V. , I f ' , : . Wolff 2 '. Hu'-rsfflt' ' 1 +--'?fL: v14'. . ft f l, .':fiK'f'-5-7fZ5fj', , 'mm 'fkvw-f' 148 Iii 1: : : K. N -...ss-t.ar' ks' iv zaggggws X X Wvsg 1,-ij - I WOEHRLE, JACK L. - Prom Comm., Hallguard, Bow- ., ling Club, and l,M. Sports. WRONKIEWICZ, JOHN HENRY - Baseball Team, Stu- dent Council, Picture Comm., Hollguard, Announcement Comm., and l.M. Sports. nxt. , , - s 4. I X I 9 6 I , ,,,VV ,I , 3 YAN, CALVIN Tzs-HUENG JR. - Biography comm., ' W W' A 3 Traffic Engineer, and Science Club. J S 1 't f ' 3 ' fb ' YEE, EDMUND - l.M. Sports, and l-lallguard. .Q YEH, PETER - Publicity Comm., Orchestra, Daily Editor, German Club, Tennis Team, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Par- king Lot Guard, and Arrowhead Repr. .ai ea. YOUNG, GARY - Bowling Club, German Club, Hall- ,W guard, and l.M. Sports.. ZEHELEIN, NICHOLAS nov - LM. spoils, i-ioiiguofd, Band, and German Club, 7 ZIEGLER, TED HERMAN - Hallguard, Prom Comm., 52' 'X Q? j Bowling Club, Radio Club, and Inventors Club. ZIMMERMAN, DONALD M. - Daily Repr., Tech Prep Salesman, Hallguard, Science Club, Aviation Club, Roller Club, l.M. Sports, and Judo Club. ' ' - zoRN, HERBERT fl J Aix ll' .. 1 . l 4, X 2 I l . y M 5 ix-N... I ... i - it ' 1 A V ' '..-:,... , i I ' 'Q - Q , ZUREK, JEROME NICKOLAS - Honor Society, Daily, J.E.T.S. Club, Math Club, Slide Rule Club, Student Coun cil, Science Club, Judo Club, Spur and Saddle Club, l.M Sports. COLEMAN, RONALD - Frosh-Soph Football, Baseball Gymnastics, Tumbling,l,M. Sports, Roller Club, and Proiectionist Club. A group at seniors proudly display and compare their SENlOR RINGS. l49 , i r fi 14 V V! ff f M M Wm, wzmwwx s TECHNICA SUBJECTS - - ' i Q- , -'l OTION AT LANE is omnipresent. The rumble of printing presses, the click of the camera shutter, the Swish of a paint brush, the zip of a typewriter carriage-all bring rhythm into the graphic arts subjects where students produce posters, passes, admits, and all other school printed forms, plus the ARROWHEAD, TECH PREP, and DAILY, Another technical group includes shops and drafting. More than ten different shops and seven drawing courses teach the student basic skills and knowledge of design. Through experiments, lab demonstrations, and textbooks, the natural sciences-biology, physics, and chemistry- reveal inner secrets of this world we live in. All the technical subjects provide the inertia for the rapid pace of modern living. COMPLEX TURBINE ENGINE -:ngi'os,es Laneites in av.ctIon s l52 N DECEMBER OF l959, Lane participated in the exhibition ot the combined conventions ot the Am- erican and Illinois Vocational Associations. In the exhibition hall at the Conrad Hilton Hotel there were products representing every phase of the Lane Curricu- lum. From shops there were castings, delicate plastic cigarette holders, intricate wood turnings, printing, art, lithography, and much more. Also shown were exhibits ranging from Shakespearean theater models and dia- grams showing sources of today's language to intricate drawings and experiments completed by pupils in Eng- lish, mathematics, language, science, and social science classes. One of the most popular and well -attended features of the exhibition was the preview showing ot our school's new color film This is Lane, Running twenty minutes, the movie was one ot the highlights of the convention for all those who viewed it, This con- vention is held annually to make known not only the progress made in vocational education, but also the improvement on the machinery of industry. C Glllllilll ARTS EDITIONS OF ARROWHEAD, TECH PREP, and DAILY are among the graphic arts -exhibition. tV.A. Meets Lane Tech LANE'S VOCATIONAL DISPLAY was part of the Amercican and Illinois Vocational Associations convention ot the Conrad Hilton Hotel. i ffl ,fl '. , ix . il Si qi fl Fliylxl it ' 'x 'X R2 if , Nxt N. ll ...-A CURRlCULM BOARD, shown facing camera and reversed, was constructed by students ix'-,I under the direction of Mr, Durante to show various subjects available 'fo Laneltes. ,NJ1 TERM PAPERS from English and science classes arc displayed while rnofion picture lupper right! of Lane is shown continuously. BEGINNING WORK, Mr. Burns and Richard Holt are cut ting wood which will serve as a background for a secfiar of the exhibit. MAKING FINAL adjustments, Mr. Mazarakos and Mr Brinkmann put on finishing touches, 'P PRECISION is the by-word as the lathe spins in machine MACHINE SHOPS Standing: Mr. Arthur Neumann, Mr. Cecil English, Mr. Sol Lichtman, Seated: Mr. James Myers, Mr. Joseph Eckl, Chairman Mr. Paul Taylor. Not Pictured: Mr. Fredrick Faber. ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Eckl, Ainateur acre society. Aff 3 fi shop. Machine Shop Demands Prec ision ark MACHINE SI-'IOP includes the care and operation of all basic machine tools: the en- gine lathe, milling machine, shaper, drill press, and surface grinder, The projects that are made are based on the student's level of previous achievement. Some at the projects drill presses, and vises, of individual design is always included in the construction. A SMITH I-IUGI-IES course is provided for the seniors, in which the student works on more advanced projects tour periods each day, Products of superior quality may be entered in the Ford Industrial Arts Award contest in June, and Laneites have made winning entries this year. made are compressors, and the characteristic SMITH-HUGHES MACHINE SHOP Top Row: Jawarski, Rytina, Golden, Hazlewood, Meyer, Zaremba, Leibforth. Row 3: Miranda, Schaef- feir, Cali, Coughlin, PODD, Schluter. Row 2: Jones, C ico, Becker. Front Row: Mr. Taylor, Kehder, Makar- is, Stetz, Marchisotto, Murawski. W 'il f' I I Q 154 SMITH HUGHES MACHINE SHOP Ai Machine: DeM,re, Mr. Ecid. Top Row: Golnick, Oson, Lavacchare, Korus, Frick, Roppolo. Row 2: Marcquenski, Schmidt, Petroski, I-lerner, Murray, Hokenscn, Price. Front Row: Garz, Kramm, Garbacz, Hary, Koeniges, Gaggiano, Derlis, Stawinoga. snsffsfseeef Frggujhif---?a.oO3s + 1 3--ir omg:-gm L 22o O 3 DI a 'rb w-gwfmwgm 33- mln-13'f'sEQUCD O-176553-Om ctw Z 15333 3'3.2fgm'U 33g533535'D5:l -'fD 3-1-HNBOJPCCD U3 '5'm20x 2'LS-Z -1 O 3-'fm -' jp?-1-+-3nV'3 CD SZ-rnalnmamog-f 3:70 -'D O-329g -0-'K mS.mCmQmT 3'Q- mO.,3-r OlO-- U' m03 +O3G5 fb Zmmio --Q-DO Ogcsm-o-500. 3 -f-FU ffm- 2 inf Ohm -l wW OU-3'-n G3-3 oog5CQE -.U'OrD:,g63-QU-5:65 -+ 'Sf',33ma33'i?U 2fcaZmrnaf.23.,,O3'jw moGWa.s4s4.a.sUoi .Q nw ss., ,,, , c To Em K, SMITH-HUGHES MACHINE SHOP Top Row: Krabec, Bonin, Gustafson, Sadiwski, Clausen, Shangraw, Koszura, Row 3: Schlacks, Kolodzietski, Rock, Solberg, Loncsar, O'Keefe. Row 2: Popke, Fronczak, Montalyo, Ohlinger, Marino. Front Row: Kirschner, Lobosco, Orcharci, Mr. Tayier, Jensen. field. Through these experiences Laneites gain an interest in this modern field, which may form a basis for their career. Students Study Heating and Cooling AIR CONDITICNING CLUB Top Row: Licka, Andersen, W'asilewski, Mueller, Kryger, Altman, Martin, Occhianti.Row 3: Finl, Lueb- ker, Strobel, Kania, Anselmo, Blesy, Galati. Rcw 2: Saari, Morero Lennert, Justus, Cranher, Bytncir. Front Rcw: Centracco, Olle, Wrobel, Nurvic, Olle, Champagne, Rofsi. f ct Q,a TRYING TO CONTACT outer world, speaks into microphone as Kaspizol adjustment on transmitter in loam Siegel makes shock. if Q 5 f -N... wqgww 4 ' r-W L ,fl M , I E ? ,,,. 5 f wt., if .N , , X ,, 0, ,- J :A A ,nu t Wi' rfw 2 ff rf' f W , f 3Ql,Q 5 L fa W2 it RADIO CLUB Top Row: Stamm, Grosslogs, Clauson, Rezmer, Bien, Demler, Peterson, Hennessey, Priemer, Row 4: Durret, Valfer, Matschke, Danesi, Pavlik, Olsen, Hollander, I56 Shop Offers Background Mawwwm bmw , ' LIGHT FLASHES on as Hoover completes circuit with Mr Duronte, l-lolwnberg, and Lazares looking on, , g W ll I 'T avg' Wal- pg- 47 Trim. Row 32 Wingstrom, Kane, Lexine, Kendzior, Biesiacla, F-zlto, Goldberg. Row 2: Kunita, Akira, Egel, Giannettl, Gelbart. Front Row: Kosperek, I-lqrfmqn Scnefris, Mr, Beck, Lamping, Roth, Thornburg. I in Electricity Experience in ELECTRIC SHOP is begun by students in their second semester. The course is a foundation to advanced electric and radio shops, and also supplies a background for general science and physics courses. Learn- ing the construction at simple, parallel, series, and more complex circuits, learning the prin- ciples of electricity, and constructing useful household items are all part ot the course. As the student becomes more advanced, he may start working in the RADIO SHOP and become a member at the RADIO CLUB. The sponsor at the group is Mr. H. Beck, and the president is Ed Schetris. Club meetings include instruct- ion classes, discussions ot electronics, movies, and tours. The club operates a ham shack where members try to contact other radio oper- ators elsewhere. A test given at the end of the semester gives applicants the opportunity ot gaining an amateur's license, and operating l.ane's radio station WQWKR. My 7250? , A f kay, 51, ,,,f, r,W HAM RADIO OPERATORS Top Row: Small, Rossman, McAvoy, Thornburg, Wilke, Riff. Front Row: Siegel, Gorecki, Mr. Marko, Colvin, Malinski. l Xwi i H ELECTRIC SHOPS Left to Right: Mr. James Farnsworth, Mr Herbert Beck, Mr. Joseph Bucaro, Chairrnoi Mr. Leo Durante, Mr. Roland Klug. ACTIVITY SPONSOR Mr. Beck, Radio Club. ELECTRIC SHOPS Left to Right: Mr. Erwin Petzing, Mr, Raymond Nestmann, Mr. Edward Marko, Mr. Julian Steinmetz. 157 AVIATION CLUB Top Row: Lentini, Golclcnson, Malek, Parthen, Walsh, Glure. Row 2: Schelle, Dirnseif, Pabgec, Livas, Kazanjian, Ffont Row: I-lanzen, Maki, Dlsher, Nishi, Neumann, Eisenberg. SMOOTI-IING EDGES of plastic on sander, Maria completes project. Colorful and creative work is accomplished every day in the PLASTICS SI-IOP. Under the watchful eye of Mr, Brinkmann, the student learns the uses of the sanding wheel, band- sander, band-saw, buffer, and several hand tools with regard to plastic materials. After a few introductory projects to acquaint the stu- dent with these tools, he is strictly on his own. Any ensuing projects are original creations He must keep a daily record of his activities. The entire last quarter ofthe semester is spent on a final project of great value, both in ex- perience and in beauty. Students Stud Flying Machine Lane has an aeronautics department con- sisting of an AVIATION SI-IOP, AVIATION SHEET METAL Sl-IOP, and the AVIATION CLUB. In the first shop Mr. Sojcit interprets the theory of flight, aircraft construction, the many parts of engines, their design and pur- pose. Students disassemble and scrutinize the powerplants, and to obtain a more intimate knowledge of their operation, observe them running. Mr, Fletter of aviation sheet metal shop instructs the pupils in the art of joining the metals by means of riveting and welding. Students become acquainted with the charac- teristics of the metals used in aircraft con- struction by cutting and shaping cold rolled steel, aluminum, sheet iron, and galvanized iron. Interested pupils who wish to broaden their knowledge of this new and exciting in- dustry have helped create the Aviation Club with Mr. Moore and President Zylai Plastics Students Lise Creative Abilit MISCELLANEOUS SHOPS Standing: Mr. Charles Roland, foundry, Mr. Leroy Woodruff, foundryg Mr. Robert Flctter av.a1ion. Seated: Mr. David Burchanan, forge, Mr, John Sojat, aviationg Mr. Fred Dix, foundr-4' Mr. Thaddeus Cuorny, welding. Not Pictured: Mr. Lawrence Swherland, foundryp Mr. Erwin Erinkmonn plastics. Acfivirv svorisoiz Mr. Scrjat, JETS Ciutll. ORNAMENTAL ASH TRAY takes shape as Cichaniki skillfully welds metal rods into place, Three Shops Deal with Shap ng Metal Metal shops open up a new world for the Laneite. In FORGE, students are taught how to heat metals and hammer them into the shape desired, Using files, grinders, and other simple tools, they soon finish their projects. ln FOUNDRY, the boys are taught how to get the proper consistency of sand and make molds, and when the pouring is completed, they are taught how to use the hand drill, tap, grinder, and polisher to finish their pots and pans or bookends. WELDING students learn to light the torches, adjust the flame and pro- ceed to make a project, finishing with orna- mental iron, Besides this practical experience, students learn about the metals themselves and their characteristics. MELTING lRON in Lar1e's foundry is observed PREPARHNIG FOR POUNDING, Propok and by Jim Dechunt. Kaszmczrek heat metal in forge, l59 U I ,.,.,. .N...V , V, ,, g K 1 ., ., ,,,. ,. Agxx I x V , Q12 cy g, X gy-QW f Q K me s 4 if XX, '2 Mu at N sy XZ, V -www , f X 6 Q was- , 1 X 5 X14 4 Q Y 5 N X X 3,4 Jw , Q Q I X . . . AMWX - , f--ff X ,, X W A f X! gf! Nw, aw , mwfa , M ' V i tl If , f X Y ' I a fX, XS Ny X g s,-f ,4X f I X9 f fir f M ff ,ym,s.,f,X, f , , . - es' f f N' 2 2 ff f W f1'i-we-fr' . I 5 X W 4X Q che, WAM4 ., .. , ., .,.. .... - si-Z2 ' Q 'E 1 K1 X 3 i Q f X N ,X 4 V. 3 X ts s 4 ft 3 Q A N OUTDOOR DRIVING is possible at Lane without permits for the Cars used by students for practice never leave the on-campus course. Wearing mechanic's overalls, the boys in the AUTO SHOPS bang away on their cut pipes and carburetors, tinker with distributors, check points, and learn the theory behind all these busy operations, This shop covers a broad area of learning. There are three main parts to the course: engine, chassis, and the- ory. Boys have the prerogative of taking SMITH-HUGHES AUTO SHOP for more ex- tensive learning. All students may elect the driving course, which includes two sem- esters of work: indoor and outdoor. In the AUTO SHOPS Standing: Mr. Michael Churillo, Mr. Lynn Quick, Mr. John Russell, Mr. Allan Walters. Seated: Mr, Royal Browne, Chairman Mr. Floyd McMullen, Mr. Eugene Kane. ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Browne, Key Club, Mr. Churillo, Spur and Sad- dle Club. former, potential drivers learn the fundament- als of operation and traffic, in the latter, the students actually get behind the wheel of the car. Safety is an important part of the DRIVER EDUCATION program, which was one of the first to be added to a high school curriculum anywhere in the country. CONTINUING EXPLANATION on construction of the automobile, Mr, Walters addresses students in auto shop. Z .. ,, Q5 X fQ l60 Laneites Learn to Drive and Repair Cars f L 1 T 1 5 Q X, 95955 Ni' f N860 DRIVING STUDENTS are interested in Mr. Browne's discussion :mf signals on the road. i f. I ks. sw J sss, REACHING for an inconvenient spot under the hood, Duane Lehment looks for a leak in the cooling system, E X Yx 'NSW N it 6 mx gf? X Q X if K - f xf j' XX im ea ss.. fxk i ' ll ll J , u ,AIT V l6l SMITH-HUGHES AUTO 'SHOP Top Row: llosvay, Booth, Timon, Balboa, Tarasie- McMullen, Cali, King, Baumann, Wielosingki, Loc- wicz, Trent, Hein, Grelyak. Row 3: Kane, Helden- acius. Front'Row:'Frerichs, .Staudenmaver Clemente, reich, Keste-loot, Dolan, Kubala, Frank. Row 2: Mr. Tomaszewski, Lopiparo, Gwiasda. DELICATE OPERATIONS perform d by Lukas Es s a d Folta range from gluing to the band saw and filing. WOOD SHOPS Left to Right: Mr. M. Miller, Mr. Arthur Gescheidle, Mr. John Roberts Mr. George mazarokos. Shops are introduced to the new Laneite in his first semester by the WOOD SHOP depart- ment, He learns the basic ideas of woodwork- ing, including the use of hand tools, such as the saw, plane, tri-square, and file. As he gains skill, he may make a Lane shield, Indian head, spice cabinet, or even a lamp. The in- terested students may go on to more advanced semesters of work, learning more intricate operations on the power-operated machines. This advanced work includes inlaying, deli- cate lathe operations, and numerous methods of finishing. First and second year students here at Lane are required to study both MECHANICAL DRAWING ond TECI-INICAL DRAFTING, To begin with, the student discovers the use of the tools: the T-square, the triangles, the scale, and other items. I-le studies mechanical drafting, v-fheie he learns the basic skills of drawing and lettering through actual practice, such as drills, plates, and basic plans. The next step is technical drafting, where the stu- dent puts his skills to use in drawing actual plans of machine parts. The fourth semester consists of a basic course in architectural drawing, after which advanced drafting cours- es may be chosen. Drafting courses train the student in neatness and precision, skills which will be of great assistance later in life To further augment the regular courses, a new one called ELEMENTARY MECHANICAL AND TECHNICAL DRAFTING has been es- tablished in Room 239 by the National De- fense Education Program, New equipment has been made available by the federal govern- ment for these students. Planning Begins Q.-W MECHANICAL DRAWING Left to Right: Mr. Bernard Bulawa, Mr. Merel Meyer, Mr, Charles Rogers, Mr, William Piper, Mr. James Tortorelli. Not Pictured: Mr, Joseph McErlean. ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. P-iper, Indian Dancers: Mr. MtErlecm, Model Railroad Club. MECHANICAL DRAWING Left to Right: Mr. Newell Mill-er, Mr. .Ierom-: Linden, Mr. Joseph Reim, Mr. Fred Lehman. Not Pictured: Mr. Max Schwartz. ACTIVITY SPONSOR Mr. Schwartz, Senior Finance Committee. at the Drawin Board El.EMENTA7Y MECHANICAL AND TECHNICAL DRAFTING Top Pow: Wallace, Edd ', Borucki, Malewski, Mena, Sotala, Brix. R w 3' P'e'erscn Srrietters. Pow 27 Lau- rner, Von Nefte, F ,wner G z 3 lc r ki is Front Row: Smith, e , aan,Toas,SeIr. KI-eszyk, M rk, Trunk, Clark, Rich- arflq .W ,,,MMAefA 22 1 BA if-r i s E ,i 3 I63 sw 2 ,ef 'TQ x X M, fxf' wif fy,-if ,x X Y li w fix W V 4 Xfcs .,.. . Q Ifvff xx xf Architects D sign T-square, angles, drafting pencils, and scale are all used in an advanced course: ARCH- ITECTURAL DRAFTING, The student is given a tree choice in designing a house, store, park project, and the like, most of which will be done three-dimensionally. The course can prepare the student for a college architecture major, or get him ready for a place in industry immediately after high school. HLAKESIDE HOME is th-3 name ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING Chggen by Blodzilq fgr hig Self. sfdhdillgi NLF. MGTT GUCl!'lI lO, MF. -l-OdeLISZ designed model. Szalinski, Mr. Frank Slepicka. Seated: Mr 4A ARCHlTECTS ior Pin an Rin ' Too Row: Odishoo, Pomel, Smith, Sluzynski, Logan, d Q Commlnee' Knutscnm, Dincen, Ehordt Pow 3: Vhnfen, Kleost, Me er, l7OSCl'1'Y'IGl'll'i Becker, Biedowicz, Gotta, Row 2' Carlson, Sshfnitzer, Naskrent, Rogers Carlson, Kowactek, Nefrel Ffnt 'ow' Checknr, Goetz, De- Vi 'a, Mr L' on, Vv' Ikie l3otzonhord', V Dolat. ff M f .. -ph, Glenn Lyon, Mr. Harry Gotschall. ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Gotchall, Air Conditioning Club, Mr. Lyon, Sen Own Home Another phase of drafting is a course in STRUCTURAL STEEL DRAWING, one of the two such courses offered in the nation. The- ories of stress, tension, and engineering are thoroughly discussed. Since the majority of time is spent with calculations, the only draw- ing required is in doing floor plans. Field trips to steel mills and engineering companies make the course both valuable and interesting. MECHANICAL DRAWING Left to Right: Mr. Julius Rosenblum, Mr, Arno Bickner, Mrs. Mina del Castillo, Mr. Robert Miller, Mr. Arthur Walz, Mr. Thaddeus lsboner. ACTIVITY SPONSOR Mr. Rosenblum, Hollguords. STRUCTURAL STEEL DESIGNERS Top Row: Meyer, Polmer, Noren, Cholod, Bauer, Cowley, Norr, Strcisser, Beller, Row 5: Hirsch, Ernst, Spoeth, Wood, Heinz, Roncketfi, Clark, Naotz. Row 4: Skarulis, Fasono, Hirt, Litka, Beck, Golantha, Corrado. Row 3: Dukot, Dunhac, Lewes, Billings Hoover, Peraqowits, Se:ler, Christronsen. Row 2: Peter- sen, Goetz, Blatnick, Slowinski, Blender, Blonz, Hoag Schmidt, Front Row: Berrettini, Schuricht, Edwards Mrs. del Castillo, O'Mahoney, Guogliardo, Pretzel. TECH PREP - ARROWHEAD STAFF Left to Right: Jensen, Skirha, Miss Spraetz, Lee, Wicks, Ziegler, Craig. Journalists Produce Top Publications Amid quickly moving pencils, clicking type- writers, and mazes of galleys, the ARROW- HEAD-TECH PREP STAFF compose written material for Lane's outstanding publications, while the PHOTO STAFF are flashing their cameras throughout the school and developing their pictures in their dark room. The entire staff is sponsored by Mr. Young, and Miss Spraetz and Mr. Topp are editorial and photo advisors respectively. The editorial staff work eighth and ninth periods in Room 443D, where the boys record their thoughts and create fict- ion, poetry, and articles of interest for our literary magazine, the LANE TECH PREP. ln publishing the ARROWHEAD, members of the staff consult with sponsors and leaders of act- ivities, keep information sheets on all teams I66 and classes, and write up copy on all activities appearing in the yearbook. There are pictures to caption, an index to keep accurate, galleys to correct, and a complete yearbook to organ- ize. The ARRCWHEAD editor-in-chief for the fall semester was Ulrich Wicks, and for the spring semester, Allan Jensen. TECH PREP editor for the November issue was Ulrich Wicks, for April, George Skirha and Ronald Lee. Lee Lipner heads the photo staff and Bill Nelson is art editor. Last year's ARROWHEAD has been rated First Place and Medalist by the National Scholastic Press Association and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, respectively, and this is the first time it has ever been rated so highly. The TECH PREP has been rated All-American and Medalist. PHOTO STAFF Standln Katz Cohen, Rizzufo, Budzyn Kryger Lupner ecfed Fretzun Mr. Topp, Atsoves Siem Not K if is i A C A sz! X ART STAFF Left to Rlght Fe-lush Blake, Sturm son Mclnfyre Rusnok, TECH PREP ARROWHEAD STAFF :fond ng Mmmce Mueller, Seated Cohen Whrldm ourwg Kane Cooper Herrel, Masters Students Publish Daily Paper Each day Laneites are greeted by a new edition of the DAILY, distributed during the division period. They look forward to getting the latest information on school events which concern classmates and teachers. Fifty boys make up the editorial staff, reporters, photo- graphers, and printers, headed by Editor-in- Chief Ron Zyla. Sponsor Mr. Kuecker and Advisor Mr, Morrissey supervise the gathering of materials, proofreading, and countless other tasks required to produce the paper. It is print- ed in our own print shop, and has the largest circulation of any school paper in the ciuntry. In its forty-fifth year of publication, the DAILY traditionally develops journalists throughout the city, state, and nation. Wil? ' , ,, A 40, 9 Q if I I LANE DAILY EDITORS Top Row: Kobski, Stolder, Mr. Morrissey, Pesce, Du- .4 dek, Mr. Kuecker. Row 2: Meierdierks, Mork, Ulr-ich, 33 Saw Filippo, Purtell, Hirsch Front Row: Metz. 1 ONE AT A TIME, please, implores DAILY Advisor Mr. Morrissey as staff members besiege him with material for the next edition. PRINTING a daily newspaper is a rush ion, evidenced by the busy hands of Cummings and Woke in print shop. 168 DAILY STAFF Ton Row lat windowl Isb Il Sanciahl Top Row Cor- Stalder, Cassa, Zang, Cummings, Swinbanks. Row 2: Teleel' Sccmnel Wake Schmehl San Filippo lovonut. Yeh, Boehm, Slams, Krueger, Meierdierks, Purtell, Row 3 Metz Felder Hansen Swientek Zambozo, Mork, Ulrich, Hirsch, Davis, Ploznar, Andreoli. Fronft Novinson I-larris Larson Blank Pesce Dudek, Row: Mr, Morrissey, Kobeski, Mr. Kuecker. udio Visual Work Done by Club Operation and maintenance of movie pro- jectors are chief duties of the PROJECTION- ISTS CLUB members. All are instructed in the care and manipulation of all types of project- ors and in the techniques of keeping tilms usable, Audio-visual aids are available to vari- ous classrooms throughout the school because ot the service ot the boys who operate these machines. The club is sponsored by Mr. Sher- man, who also schedules a tour of the Bell and Howell factory each year for the group. Club officers include Werner Diehl, Alan Os- wald, and Donald Ackerson, FEEDING THE FILM into the machine is task of Pro1ectionlst fagest. I69 g, S ,WS AW JA, PRINTERS CLUB Top Row: Anzolone, Rosenbergh, Mischung, Seifritz, lsbeel, Dickies, Prusener, Kirchhardt, Japczyk. Row 4: Voight, Scannell, Sanno, Haase, Cirese, Anagnos- topoulos, Andrews Row 3: James, Schmehl, Marx, Gibson. Row 2: Mr. Beck, Lietermann, lovanut, Ser- antoni, Mischung, Stankiewidz. Front Row: Stanley, Gagliano, Hansen, Harris, Larson, Tomasiak. One of the busiest shops at Lane is the PRINT SHOP. Almost all our printed material is the product of this active shop, including the ARROWHEAD, TECH PREP, and DAILY. The Smith-Hughes print shop helps 65 to 75 per cent of these boys get their basic start to go directly into the printing industry. Smith- Hughes students may also join the PRINTERS CLUB, an organization designed to help them goin more information relating to printing through such activities as lectures and tours. Club sponsor is Mr. Allen, and T. Doyle is president- The LITHO SHOP, the only one of its kind in the Chicago area, does such things as the photography for lithographic process, stripping of negatives, platemaking, and offset press operation. Projects contribut- ed to Lane done by this shop include enroll- ment cards, diagrams used in classes, and the basketball schedules. ANOTHER BATCH of fresh Copy rolls OH the presse into the hands of Richard Koeatier. I7O f, , Wen' X ,Q Q N X , it 1 BX Q f X , ilk, X x , , ,R , ,f ,i g -'- . V V,.. . if T .4 .L l , I X fn PUNCHING OUT the linotype is the job of Dohms with the ossistonce of Newton in Mr. Beclds print shop While KIRCHARDT AND HAASE prepare sheets in print Sl'1OD. Pruesner stands reody to toke over. Students Do Lane's Printing SETTING UP TYPE becomes easy for Cetnor ond Long because Mr. Sims lends some advice, PRlNTER'S CLUB Top Row: Green, Casso, Swinbonks, Teichmon, Hon sen, Dcihms, Rosenbergh, Zong. Rcw 4: Kotsovlous, Schulz, Newton, Gnodk, Winsteod, Goglncno. Row 3 Vogler, Michibth-, Anderson, Doyle, Andersen Frechette, Teresa. Row 2: Mr. Allen, Altenburg, Woke Cummings. Front Row: Weylcind, Schroeder, Hughes Stoms, Krueger, Kula, Jean. 43' Ln W2 f f 1 W' Nxf sw, Y ,, Z 1 Yiwwadlww QQ' ew BRUSH AND EASEL CLUB Top Row: Edwards, Cotteieer, Berg, Kelso, Zirnis, Sauer, DeJohn, Jaworski. Row 3: Jagst, Grochowskl, Watt, Galloway, P'alu-zhniak, Minard, Lutz. Row 2: Rizzuto, Tolomei, Brent, Fujimori, Cohen, Kobeski, gen, Front Row: Metz, F'iese, Mr Topp, Kobeski, Cook, Gleason, PRACTICE is necessary for success in art world, and Laneites use skills daily. rt Takes ' w 3 . I Ns WX Q Q A V 'QJQ A I GRAPHIC ARTS Left to Right: Mr. William Beck, chairman of printing department, Mr. Harry Allen, Mr. Alex Topp, Mr. William Monteleone, Mr. William Sims, Mr. Joseph Young, chairman ot art de- partment. Not Pictured: Miss Mary O'Toole, typing. ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Beck, Senior Biographies',Mr. Allen, Printers' Club, Mr Tbpp, Camera Club, Brush and Easel Club, ARROWHEAD Photo Staff: Mr. Young, ARROW- HEAD - TECH PREP Sponsor. , v ,WW ,,,, z, way, V-,112 'f l, FF- 'L ' I P . A I V . , - 7 1 I at - ...I 5 V f ' . ' 'v ' ' 'I I L - ' . I - K ' .cc , . 's .- . l72 Varied Forms P1 I A if L The ART courses at Lane give students training for the world of commercial art. The boys use all methods and materials in the four year course which encompasses all branches of the field. Tours of various museums and art studios give students more practical expenence. The BRUSH and EASEL CLUB is organized to make the school atmosphere more pleasant by contributing art work and drawing posters. The club centers around this work, and thc members take trips to art galleries, studios, and museums for sketching work. The more talented members join the ART STAFF which is directed by Mr. Young. This staff does some ofthe art work for the ARROWHEAD and thc TECH PREP. The activities of the actual club are supervised by Mr. Topp. Mr. Topp also sponsors a club which deals with the art of photography: the CAMERA CLUB. The boys learn the art from the bottom up, through actual practice with photographic equipment. They also partici- pate in various contests, and go on tours of photography studios. Members may ioin the PHOTO STAFF, which does the camera work for the ARROWHEAD and the TECH PREP. 1 M' i 4. ,ow SMITH-HUGHES COMMERICAL ART Top Row: Witt, Donato, Valestin, Swarbrick, Nelson, Matz, Shouba. Row 3: Simple, Formeister, Wittenberg, Kaplan, Mclntyre, Vaccaro. Rcw 2: Felish, DeNicolo, Busch, Moody, Postiglione. Front Row: Mr. Young Horton, Blake, Flood, Gradl. CAMERA CLUB Top Row: Kaiser Grossklags, Urbanek, Mairk, Kou- miss, Zagel, Cohen. Row 3: Lutz, Atlas, Holch, Budzyn, Frank, Row 2: Schrager, Mothhes, Marantz, Covallo, Baer. Front Row. Engel, Rizzuto, Mr. Topp, Peterson, Kryger, Rogus. 173 i i 5 2 5 i 4 t S , .. i ,gig 174 T ping Reaps TYPING Top Row: Miss O'Toole, Tom, Doheny, Arnold, Rcssman, Adler, Wilson, Sokolff, Iwonicki, Wrdbol, Moerle, Quinones, Scarnato, PJ,-hter. Row 3: Reyes, Schroeder, Burns, Weyde, Herina, Romoniak, Wirtz. Row 2: Kasper, Killian, Labcint, McMahon, Waters. Front Raw: Maksymonko, Pactwa, Nermantowicz. TYPING Top Row: MdC.ollum, Riley, Coletto, Wilke, Frank, Earen, Wolf, Shannon, Miss O'Toole. Row 3: Barry, Gavelek, Gciwrych, Herzog, Reed, Kirsteins. Ru' 2: Kovpk, Kirkpatrick, Lewis, Pelka, Sqdowski. Front Row: Sitters, Tittiung, Weber. Woven into the fundamental re- quirements for success in almost every profession' and many vocations, i's one basic skill-TYPING. Students who have taken the course have found their newly-acquired skill not only helpful but often invaluoble, both in work and outside correspondence. Ex- perts may obtain certificates of pro- ficiency or the Office Management and Association Award,'all useful in seeking future employment or even part-time work while in school. No academic credit is given for typing, and students are expected to have ond maintain a G average while enrolled. TYPING Standing: Oleson, l-lorsch, Farris, Fukai, Janusz. Miss O'Toole, lioumis-s, Mi-kota, Kreissl. Row 31 August, Pomels, Fjrcl Cetnor, Bucolt, Pencis, Lakofka. Row ' Giardini, l-lerbon, Wasilewski, Sokulskl, Morreole. Front Row? Leffingwell, Marchi, Norris, oficienc rewards TYPING Top Row: Kunuto, Hernpel, Herrnngton, Vnncelette Wiesner, Wuchte, Zorn, Thomas, Stexens, Lamping Knez, Mmss O'TcoIe. Row 3: Worycs, Hunt, Field Glob, Bochontin, Feifs, House. Row 2: Wohlgren Sczrnp, Kotowskn, Kruk, Scott. Front Row: Mosoff Bolek, Mav. TYPING Standing: Miss O'TooIe, Botdt, Gombnll, Wuckmon w mm rlnn Focht Fletter Dcvldor Clchon- Ro 3: Se e e, , , , skl, Mozzeru, Burns. Row 2: Stone-quust, Lltwlckn Guenther, Koeppl, Komscz. Front Row: Schurncht LiCous1, Ruder TYPING Standing: Mlss O'TooPe, Hwnes, Froncws, Schmmdtke Scndonc, Quintos, Rock, Unkelhceuser, Lander, Pie mer, Neue, Vogel, Occnupintu, Weusser, Lepold, Roth Sorensen. Row 3: Abbote, Eerrettnnv, Ford, Gebncnrdt Guogirordc, Hoop, Ehordt Row 2: Homoth, Kocnka Korczynski, Kcrczynskw, Lchtw Front Row: McEwan Melby, Mellon. mf f we V.: MGAW ,, ,,,., Z ,,-i,MH,f i E l it GENERAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT GENERAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Mrs. Shirley Weinberg, Mr. Ralph Standing: Mrs. Belle Slutsky, Mr. Alexander Moore, Mr. Leo Zindell. Not Pictured: Mr, Brainer. Seated: Dr. Walter Briney, Mr. Robert Oscar Johnson. Kulieke. Not Pictured: Miss Dorothy Lee. ACTIVITY SPONSOR ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr, Moore, Aviation Club, Dr. Briney, Clinic, Mr. Kulieke, Science Club. Frosh Stud General Science GENERAL SCIENCE is a study of man's everyday relations with his environment. The course covers many phases of chemistry, astronomy, and biology, but leaves the finer points for the later specific study of these subjects. Science experiments are further de- veloped in the classroom where the teacher explains the basis for each experiment and why a certain reaction occurs. SCIENCE CLUB Top Row: Field, Morlock, Pricrner, Whiicomb, Kolayta, Saranaw, Gordon Ackorson, Fonferlco, Pier, Wacclf.. Row 5: Demler, Grossklags, Day, Newman, Klamrzyn- ' ttt Z'dSd D 'f Yh.R 1 ski, S e er, ei , bor on, ornsei , e ow 4 Disher, Reclcase, Grier, Burney, Kane, Field, Bytnar Marantz, Schetris. Row 3: Labcnt, Ogata, Holch Grawe, Friedman, Churnley, Watersc-rt Valfer, Lukas, Ehrrett, Row 2: Rakiton, Morloclc, 'l'oIpin, Lomaka, Kober, Muenchow, Gelbart, Baer, Grav Front Row: Knapp. Moritz, Biedada, Mr. Kulicko, Rath, Skora, ll.If1IiYOWSICI, W'oync. l76 'sky' SCIENCE CLASS finds Mr. Zindell always wil ling to give more help in the classroom New concepts in both biologi- cal and physical sciences are the major topic of discussion at the weekly meeting of the SCIENCE SOCIETY, formerly the Science Club. Members, led by President Gerald Roth, report on data and research. Interest in science scho- larships, Science Fair projects, and city-wide science organiza- tions is fostered by this Lone QVOUD. The Society is made up of boys who are recommended by a science teacher, are approved by a membership board, and main- tain a G plus average, .45-X RECORDING FINDINGS of basic experiment in chemistry are Erwin Korzinski, Rossi, Ropinski, and Edwin Korzinski. Chemistry courses at Lane acquaint the stuf dent with the earth and its components. The novice learns about the elements, compounds, and mixtures which compose all known matter. ln the CHEMISTRY lab the student finds a dazzling array of liquids and powders, test tubes, Bunsen burners, and all types and sizes of glass beakers. With this apparatus the stu- dent makes explorations and discoveries. The complete course lasts two semesters, and in- cludes a variety of ideas, such as atomic theory formulas, organic compounds, metal- lurgy, and electrolysis. ln the lecture room the student is taught the laws, fundamentals, and theories of this basic science. Scientists Observe Life and Its Components By way of the ever-probing microscope, the BIOLOGY students peer deep into the spheres of the plant and animal kingdoms. The adap- tion of plants and animals to their envirorif ment, cell study, physiology, and genetics make up part of a program designed to present the student with a more meaningful compre- hension ofthe thriving life around him. High- lighting the varied and interesting course is the studied incubation and growth of a live chick. The special horticulture class is offered instead of the regular biology course. Mr. Tc bor and his class skillfully maintain a col-orful garden and greenhouse. BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Mr. Stanley Tabor, Miss Margaret Dreessen, Miss Florence Arenberg, Chairman Miss Loretta Figg, Miss Phyllis Larson. Miss Junorden Williams, Mr. Daniel Wanzung, Mrs. Dorothy Stoner, ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Tabor, Garden, Miss Williams, Public Speaking Club, Clean-up Committee. CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT Left to Righfzi Mr. Lee Walewander, Mr. Howard Schlesinger, Mr. Bruno Pcsowicz Mr Earl Weiner. ACTIVITY SPONSOR Mr. Walewander, Ushers Club. CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Mr. Robert Voorhees, Chairman Mr. William Cox, Mr. James Markland, Mr. Boris Duskin, Mrs. Ann Rogers. Not Pictured: Mr. William Drezdzon. ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Cox, Senior Class Sponsor, Mr. Markland, Caps and Gowns Committee, Mr. Duskin, Chess and Checkers Club. sw .C , X sf ll 9 I I K PHYSICS DEPARTMENT PHYSICS DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Emil Anderson, Mr. Paul Hawver, Left to Right: Mr. Jordon Siedband, Mr. Arthur M Coverdale Rennison, Mr. Samuel Paine. Maas, Mr, R. Petersen, Mr. Philip Tapley, Mr. Seated Mr. Henson Clark, Chairman Mr. Jack Burke, Not Pictured: Mr. Arnold Heflin. Herschel Scott. ACTIVITY SPONSOR Mr I-leflin, Crew Team. Mechanics and Motion Interest Physicists PHYSICS is a major subject at Lane. The first part of the course is devoted to the study of mechanics: force, density, velocity, heat, motion, ond other mechanical properties. Lat- er studies include wave motions, such as sound and electricity. In the advanced course Cknown here as College Physics? these ideas are studied more thoroughly, along with the study of atomics. The study of physics is very important today because many of our modern sciences branch from it, such as electronics or gtomic sciences. CLASSIC EXPERIMENT in sound is conducted UNITS OF MEASURE are compared by Kosick, by Beatty, Henninger, Funnella, and Mr, Mr. Hawver, Sommers, Stout, and Broker in Siedband in physics Iaboratofv. 178 modern physics class. LANE AMATEUR ROCKET SOCIETY Top Row: Leif, Klein, Mallick, Tymitz, Field, Covi, l-ow Z: Stein, Corrigan, Ca.a, iecsase, M1'dzy. Front Row: Schulz, Lagus, Newman, Dov, Gruin. Rocketry is the center ot attention of the LANE AMATEUR ROCKET SOCl- ETY, a club which consists of only sixteen members, who are divided into two committees. They have been de- signing a rocket under the guidance ot Mr. J. Eckl, the sponsor, and the engin- eers ot the Armour Research Institute of the lllinois Institute of Technology, Charles Newmann, the president of the club, and Lawrence Day, the sec- retary-treasurer, are the heads of the committee working on the design ot the motor and fuels for the rocket. A second group, led by Vice-President Peter Lagus, is working on the design of the exterior of the rocket. -149- ASTROPHYSICAL SOCIETY Top Row: Schefris, Labant, Conne, Thornburg, Ishi- maru, Milenovich. Row 2: Mr, Torreyson, Novinson, Hoffxtadter, Jornd, Roth. Front Row: Novins:n, Diehl, Lamping, Glowinke, Biesiada. A new club at Lane is the AS- TROPHYSICAL SOCIETY which meets weekly for discussion of astronomy, outer space, and high altitudes. The club, sponsored by Mr. Torreyson and headed by John Lamping, launches balloons carrying radio equipment and takes part in lunar and solar observations. i-O2 JETS CLUB Top Row: Orchard, Vv'alsh, Malek, Nightlinger, Lind- sey, Mrozek, Kontos, Yetfer, Maurer. Row 4: Ogata, Kosach,-rHeagnev', Papad mas, Darth, Stumbris, Mor- reale, ripoli. Row 3: Asala, Eisenberg, Freeburg, Miller, Mosley, Kuntzendorf, Krofl. Row 2: Muen- chow, Beck, Centanni, Eisenbies, tsletterstrorn, Wing- strom, Disher. Front Row: Moss, Kusterer, Mr. Sojat, Sokulski, Winl-uates,Sandona. The JETS CLUB offers further advancement for our science con- scious students in an interesting and relaxing way. Members acquire a knowledge of career possibilities in the various fields of science and en- gineering via many colortul films, Tours and lectures on the topic of technical engineering provide the members with intriguing sidelights which add variety to school life, l79 Q 1 ...U ,ff 'ZW I ,,f,, h S 1 A , . .M 5 f Z i 1 2 , ,,.,, wif' .V 2 g ,, 1 V Z ,M ' 1 if QA ,ff - ,fffflff H A N . ' if !!VM ' If V,,,,M, W- V W 'WM M fa Q J I' ' .ja ' 1 ' ill Q I3 ' ,, .,.. , , . 'dl . , 1-A K , M, , xg M 'W' ' A mom TUWHVMSIUV ffwm wE,B5TUf W M , - - 4' , g , wg . s S A ,Y ff Qi 9 A M0 V59 'K :WW ' 'J J J 71, A ,a L , t' 3' Q 1 ci ' 4:25 9 ' '-if 21119 . ff! 323, swag ,Q,j5gQ..-J is .NM S Q 1 .gg 9 V ' ,-QM an ff QW, ,yfnj ,Q Hi 5 . fy! ? s , ,Q ? J 7 x QY5 , J c is 8 X X we vi H S I 14005 Kfn-NPS .A .-af ,.M' XM w .fweqwj 6- ts- s QQ. N' Q l f ACADEMIT ,. ,f if V!Y?L .mlb H16 Ll li' l 1 lr- .P pi .Ima V t i 'l 'lH-i ,wgv't'lg!' - Jill- X i 5-735434 .i r - I 41' bros-HEX ., - 5 i ,-K '- ' A96 at ipillh il ll E I' .gl -. - ll 4 l A F N' i' if L i ' 11 1 ., ,, M fwigpawo . L- U V ii -- Q l ODAY'S FAST-MOVING WORLD requires its citizens to keep pace by having a good foundation in certain essential subiects. These academic ects are the basis for all education, and are emphasized to their fullest at Lane Tech. First, a person must master his own language, so that he can express himself, Many hours of diagramming sentences or conjugating verbs are combined with reading, writing, and speaking to give the student a good background in English, To develop logical thinking, the Laneite solves complex equations and proves theorems in mathematics, To become acquainted with his own counitry, he studies history and civics. Learning a foreign language is a great asset in many professions. All these subjects involve both work and pleasure, and the graduate is well- prepared to begin a vocation, college, and his future, subj EXTENT OF ROMAN EMPIRE is pointed Out by Barry Cantor and Edward Brown in world history class. l8l ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. James Gannon, Miss l.uana Spraetz, Mr, Andrew Sotter. Seated: Miss Ruth Corrigan, Chairman Miss Ebba Youngquist, Miss Julia Kritzer. ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Gannon, Student Cuuii, sudenr Council, Miss Spraetz, ARROWHEAD-TECH PQEP Editorial Ad- visor, Mr. Sotter, Great Books Group. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Mr. Theodore Lewandowski, Mrs. Lillian Howard, Miss Ada Hess, Miss Mary Gibbons. Not Pictured: Miss Catherine Bertrand, Mrs. Doris Broder, Mr. C. G. Kaiser. ACTIVITY SPONSOR Miss Bertrand, Senior Entertainment Committee. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Miss Alice Casey, Miss Frances Borg, Mr, Heber' rterman, Mrs. Eleanor Kluge, Laneites Find Expression in Language and Literature Mrs, Catherine Wing, Miss Elin Felt, Mr. Charles Morton. One of the most important things a person must conquer in his lifetime is his own lan- guage. In an attempt to master ENGLISH, the Laneite studies the parts of speech, composi- tion, sentence structure, spelling, and punctu- ation. To further increase interest in literature from around the world, both contemporary and classical works are read and discussed, These works include humorous, mysterious, or biographical prose and poetry, and help to give the student a broader view of the writ- ers and their styles. Thus when a person leaves Lane he has a wide and complete basis in English to help him in his work or to use for his own entertainment, f if K... RECEIVING INFORMATION on how to write a good term paper, students listen to Mrs. Kluge give instructions. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Standing: ivir. David Dean, Mr. John Greet Mrs. Margaret Krueger, Mrs, Celia Hauser. Seated: Mrs. Helen Rue-ben, Miss Emily War- kentien. Mrs. Emily Wlckhorst. ACTIVITY SPONSOR Mr. Graef, Mask and Shears ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Z Standingg Mr. Calvin Penfield, Mr. John Connors, Mr. James Rodger. Seated: Miss Helen rilinger, Mrs. Nelle Epple, Miss Louise Harries. ACTIVITY SPONSOR Mr. Rcclger, Social Center Committge. X ,c,,..s- MASK AND SHEARSQ Top Row: Godvik, Lindenthaler, Williams., Lazar, G f Z eldorf Wirtz, McLaughlin. Row 2: Mr, rae , leg H, Walsh, Kamps. Front Row: Sirks, Litka, Golirnowskl, Schaecheq Bostrom. Every day during the nirith and tenth per iods Mr. Graef meets with the LANE MASK AND Sl-IEARS CLUB. This group, open to all boys who enjoy drama and acting, seeks to stimulate interest and develop skill in these fields, The program presents to the Lane students serious and comical one-act plays, three act comedies, dramas, and par- odies for variety shows. The twenty members of the club and President Lynn Golomowski have been seen this year in the productions of Little Caesar , and Judge Hayseed's Court , two comedies. ASSASSINATION of Julius Caesar is given a lightl different interpretation by the Mask and Shears Thespians Dramatize Great Works Last March, the DEBATE AND PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB competed for the first time in the Illinois High School Speech Contest of l96Oi Representatives entered in categor- ies of oration, argumentation, or discussion. Club members are organized by Mr. Graef in an effort to develop skills in these act- ivities, This organization, formed in l958, was temporarily deactivated and has been revived as a team to compete against other schools. Since the speech contest, it has re- sumed the activities of a club. FACES of Lagus, Piekarcz, and Ziegeldorf reflect the mixed emotions aroused by fierce address of Don Kamps in Public Speaking Club. IB4 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 6 Top Row: Wallace, Kelley, Lopez, Kelpin, Ochwat, Szymczak, Beck, Utroska. Row 4: Harrington, Eddy, Kowalski, O'Brien, Pahlke, Niedzwiecki, Arendt. Row 3: Weaver Krispin, Watkins. Row 2: Miss Lindley, Lomszus, Gosiorowski, Clark, Schefris, Kleszyk, Mof- ykie. Front Row: Hoffstadter, lbsen, Thiel, Lllz, Hau- gen, Reed, Blank, COLLEGE ALGEBRA CLASS Top Row: Kusferer, VonHelrns, Borucki, Hamilton, Laskonis, MacDonald, Carkhuff, Shi kin, Yeh, Row 3: Hienkelmen, Webb, Lidums, WachhoEz, Tokarski, Smal- ley, Maurer, Plita. Row 2: Scanse, Nikodem, Pera- gowits, Gregory, Hoover, Mueller, Dunhac. Front Row: Lorenz, Blank, Wiewandt, Miss Lindley, Ziegler, Proce, Parnum. College Algebra Offered to Undergrads COLLEGE ALGEBRA Top Row: Giornetti, Harlington, Heyboer, Stamison, Schmidt, Hanchar, Cacippo, Hoffmann. Row 3: Illy, Kamps, Mizialko, Fenner, Egan, Hager, Weeb. Row 2: Rogers, Schanken, Spindler, McDouglald, Ghlmenti, Milewski. Front Row: Falcone, Hirsch, ynieclsk, Mlss Lindley, Ryno, Gregory, Lewis. l85 COLLEGE ALGEBRA is an expan- sion of the basic algebra studied in the first year. lt is broader in scope, explores remote details, and working and advanced problem does not stop with its solution. The student must analyze the operations he has per- formed and cannot be content until he understands the why of each step, In developing a proficiency with complex techniques such as Descartes' rule of signs or Homer's methods for solving equations he learns c. new respect for mathematics, College al- gebra is an inert thing as it exists in the textbook, but when the student absorbs it into his knowledge, it is c. living and an inseparable part of him. 2 r C3 r 53 X MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Charle-s Bauer, Miss Betty Lindiey. Seated: Mr. Martin Kenny, Mrs. Marie Haase, Mr. Anthony Peluso. Not Pictured: Miss Marie Kaher, Mrs. Katherine Brodman. ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Bauer, Honor Society, Miss Lindley, ARROW- HEAD Pictures, Mr. Peluso, Math Club, Alumnl Committee. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Jeremiah Healy, Mr, Charles Burns. Seated: Miss Edith Rathjen, Miss Margaret Collins, Mrs. Esther Missner, Mr. Fred Peterson. ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Burns, LUFTOA, Owls Club, Miss Collins, Senior Student Service Committee. l MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Standings Mr. Dominic Nuccio, Miss Dorothy Gramer. Seated: Mr. Samuel Broyde, Miss Elizabeth Stiller, Mr. Leonard Swiatkowski. ACTIVITY SPONSORS Miss Gramer, Slide Rule Club, Mr. Nucclo, Student Budget. Modern Math MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Standing: Miss Henrietta Heinen, Mr. James Keenan. Seated: Mr. Harold Murray, Mfg Richard Lynch, Miss Virginia Schooler, WAWHW . Lmvwh ',,, .., ,,... A lf' lvrl ,,,,,,,,,,, 'f 3 I' new f 1 I 'f f ' -1 4 ,,,, f +, 'v,f' Y ' I ' M, ,,,,,,f,, ,W ,K ,ff, f fffdfkf Ci , Vi,k,,g?AZffV: ,X mfr pf ww i f X X ,,,f,,,,, f ff 0 ' tv, iQ,iZ ERROR IN CALCULATION made by lannotte is pointed SOLID GEOMETRY keeps student-s in Miss Gramer's class out by Mr. Burns. lntrigues Students Q ll V C Z Qs, ll ff 4 ' 2 li I il l I 5 vi I li f I intently interested. Mathematically speaking, the term equivalent to proficient math instruc- tors, increased by the term made up of the student's eagerness, produces the sum, which multipied by the fact- or of four or five years, equals the formula for an excellent background to begin college training and a career in the various fields of engineering and other professions requiring a knowledge of math. From two to five years of MATHEMATICS may be studied at Lane, consisting of five semesters of algebra, four of geom- etry, and one of trigonometry. The Laneites' enthusiasm is exemplified by the twenty math projects in the Science Fair and such organizations as the Math and Slide Rule clubs, MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Chairman Mr,Richard Mcpherron Miss Dorothy McTigue, Mr. Homer Torreyson. Miss Dorothy Popp. Not Pictured: Miss Dorothy Littleton, ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr, Torreyson, Astrophysical Society, Tardy Office, Mr McPherron, Senior Announcement Committee 187 Clubs Show Math Interests SLIDE RULE CLUB Top Row: Taylor, Stelter, Maurer, Urbanek, Kontos, Koumiss, Philipps, Row 3: Kosach, Olle, Masters. Row 2: Field, Locascio, I-lempel, Berezenko, Herbst. Front Row: Centracco, Olsen, Miss Gramer, SOYICIOHG, Koop. MATH CLUB - . Top Row: Bogdanovich, Reilly, Roth, Glowmke, Diehl, Winkates, Nightlinger, Ozimek, Bosmann. Row 5: Larsen, Johnson, Priemer, Ziegeldorf, Naue, Cole, Dorth, Yamada. Row 4: Newman, Gordon, Oster- meier, Wurl, Kolakowski, Bungert, Benn, Buschmann, Ohner. Row 3: Lukas, Schiller, Brody, Day, Murata, Mosoff, Burian, Zenczak, Broman, Row 2: Marantz, Roth, Berezenko, Studt, Eisenberg, Reckase, Wing- strom, Kraus. Front Row: Mazawa, Lefkow, Egel, Mr. Peluso, Laumer, Biesiada, Jahnke. The students interested in mathe- ematics get a special treat here at Lane-the MATH CLUB. Designed to enrich their background in the fascin- ating subject, the program consists of thought inspiring lectures given alter- nately by students and teachers. The membership is made up of about forty enthusiastic math students, meeting Thursday morning at 7:00 a.m. in Room IO7. The sponsor is Mr. Peluso and as a result ot the last election, the president is Helmut Laumer. -lil- For quick figuring, a short cut to those lengthy computations, and over- all efficiency, the answer is the slide rulel lts use is necessary in all types ot engineering, and even in many high school math and science courses. A pleasant place to learn its use is the Lane SLIDE RULE CLUB. These titty boys meet at 7iOO a.m. each Friday morning under the sponsorship of Miss Dorothy Gramer. SLIDE RULE CLUB Top Row: Benn, Schmid, I-lopp, Olle, Tymitz, Walsh, Schwcgel, Malek. Row 4: Fox, Antonson, Dorth, Moiioale, Stumbris, Denmark, Cole, Row 3: Plant, Liyas, Cetnar, Pobgee, Altman, I-loft, Jchnson. Row 2: Kunita, Modas, Nishi, Buschmann, Cwik, Brody. Front Row: Bvogert, Nalie, Olsen, Miss Gramer, San- clona, Triulke, Jarbigian. l88 wr 6 DRONUNCIATION OF POLISH is reviewed by Jur and Swieca. Most colleges today require a FOREIGN LANGUAGE tor entrance, and to offset this demand the Lane language classes otter a fine course of six semesters. The choice con- sists of Latin, Polish, German, Spanish, and the newest addition, Russian. A basic vo- cabulary, reading, writing and grammar are included in each course. To further increase interest, clubs tor each language are open, in which the opportunity is advanced to under- stand more fully the cultures, customs, and the way of living of the peoples on our sphere. l89 az., .,., , I . POLISH CLUB Top Row: Saluga, I-lumbert, Pinkowski, Olszewski, Szczich, Wolf, Bochantin. Row 2: Levandoski, Smolen, Pietrzyk, Sadowski, Mitero, Miss Mazur. Front Row: Larson, Pasko, Gallo, Goralczyk, Kuhns, Kiewicz. Languages Expand American's Scope FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Kenneth Culbertson, Mr. Allen Blair, Mr, Arnold Begun, Miss Mary McBee. Seated: Chairman Miss Jeanette Mazur, Mrs. Marguerite Adams, Mr. Martin Lutzen. Not Pictured: Miss Justine Biziok. ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr Culbertson, Latin Club, Miss McBee and Mr. Lutzen, Pon American Club, Miss Mazur, Polish Club, Mrs. Adams, Mr. Begxm, Miss Blzgakv QTTCI MTN B air, German Club. if AVA 4 Q I N 1 ,I N, .,,, V ' Wx ' ff x P Navi' YQ POLISH CLUB Top Row: Chlebowskl, Boro, Jorog, Jur, Frlfzler Swneco, Kmoz. Row 3: Czmielewski, Chmnelewskl Grodeckiz, Zula, Schodrler. Row 2: Kolbusz, Gwoz- docz, Nredbolo, Moduro, Wnnfers, Nosollk. Front Row Wirkowski, Goscinskl, Gorncorz, Miss Mozur, Goc Sfornowskl. POLISH CLUB Top Row: Kozok, Sllwo, Ozlmek, Flcmsberg, Lilt, Zogoc, Ernckson. Row 2: Godomskl, Dobrowski, Gosow- skf, Hrusko, Lego, Mozo. Front Row: Bolek, Mysliwiec Srorzyk, Mnss Mozur, Sohlm, Sobczok. 190 Latin Depicts Ancient Rome LATIN CLUB Top Row: Tomory, Arnold, Regner, Henry, Hack, Mornce, Turlnetti. Row 3: Couper, Gunderson, Cole, Forst, Kruk, Corlson. Row 2: Alcorn, Burke, Ohner, Rocnebo Yomouchi Front Row' Mocle ewsku Melnuck, . - - l f Mogglo, Fonferko, Mclllich, Mr. Culbertson '53-+ Qwo lj 653 L, Hx-,f- ll Lllmpl H .Ill W G 1 ,ef 's. I il , ,W , 1 on .aw l heir X-wr LATIN CLUB Top Row: Rumuckus, Hoffman, Lefebvre, Wllson, Fuchs, Ruder, Busclfwmonn. Row 3: Plerce, Sowlzol, Oswald, Wcoclword, Busch, Coletto. Row 2: Terusokl, Kozlol, Krrkpotrnck, Mcmnzzullo, Petersen, Corrlgon. Front Row: Mr. Culbertson, Engel, Fossnes, Slnshock, Lewls, Chan. LATIN CLUB Top Row: Prosken, Forma, Flelner, Rogus, Purteil, Scott. Row 2: Sowuckr, Bornec, Folllngstod, Kaloyto, ltnyre. Front Row: Sork, Sherwxn, Mr. Culbertson, White, Jorblglon. I9'l GERMAN CLUB Top Row: Groch Dorow lncandela, Dlckow Walk Sfrangelancl, Roklke, Blank. Row 4: Thiel, lCollins, Kochan, Wehde, Schcenfeld, Hempel, Dorrh. Row 3. Mataya, Olson, Yamada, Holtane, Vogel, Moyich, Janulartis. Row 2: Lundy, Hartman, Eglifis, Hirsch, Rambler, Curtrs, Stahl. Front Row: Miller, Glswen, Blesy, Olsen, Kunlla, Herbst, Grossman. GERMAN CLUB Top Rcw: Vv'or1a, Malkowskl, Nafzrger, Pnekarczyk, Orsan, Shelrok, Schmall. Row 2: Mrs. Adams, Busch bach, Ferguson, Hass, Koch, Kropfl, Pluto, Front Row: Uhumon, Riley, Volfer, Baldue, Schmiclkc, Kohlrnan Club Glimpses GERMAN CLUB I Tcp Row: Nuzzo, Jordan, Selzferlich, Gralrngen, Koslk Wllliams, Freimon, Yetter. ow 3: Nlinemar, Yanke- witz, Jost, Tengler, Bobkiewics, Papadimas, Helms Row 2: Mrs. Adams, Mantel, Ronning, Johnson Zimmermann. Front Row: Darling, Kono, Carlson Koffman, Buchanan, Johnson, Matti. erman Culture GERMAN CLUB Top Row: Johnson, Kraus, Terranellci, Clchanski, Julian, Brenski, Kompf, Lameka. Row 5: Gufh, Ces- aroffi, Gunrerrnan, Leichf, Lurz, Dubrock, Conne, Denmarf. Row 4: Mikka, Plant, Harnish, Amenl, Glowen, Gavelek, Abrams, Nafziger, Ladrier. Row 3: Olson, Pencis, Reyes, Naue, Skora, Eperf, Vankerk, Danesi. Row 2: Rossrnan, Levine, Becker, Ulrich, Julirz, Brogaard, Geaenk, Reichel, Front Row: Karels, Dingels, Bassett, Schrnalz, Grisera, Dakar, Leber. GERMAN CLUB Top Row: Gregorich, Gehlhaar, Rothgeb, Diliberfo Schiller, Krebs Dobrowalski, Doelsch. Row 3: Clau son, Quinfas, Cicchipinti, Kulowifch, Farenkopf, Wies- ner, Wanat. Row 2: Spinka, Debaf, Dahl, Claris Weisnichf, Gennell, Reh, Weber. Front Row: Hashi- uchl, Cook, Friewer, Mrs. Adams, Aschacher, O'Ma- Eoney, White. GERMAN CLUB Top Row: Ziegeldorf, Kruse, Glowinke, La Fleur Howard, Lagus, Lesch. Row 3: Anderson, Richard, Berner, Plattner, Eschker, Przyb la. Row 2: Parey, Lefkow, Mosoff, Schiller, Fermoylle. Front Row: Mrs. Adams, Bacon, Blume, Post, Leaders, Cantor. 'wa 100. Spanish Customs Viewed PAN AMERICAN CLUB Top Row: Dykes, Ness, Goldenson, Gordon, Peferson Lofgrew, Krawszak, Row 2: Moy, Woehrle, Whildin Stevens, Schrader, Rcdnquez, Budzyn, Front Row ZEN. PAN AMERICAN CLUB Top Row: Green, Mlndy, Sullnyan, Kelly, Hayes, Cherry, Gll, Marfln. Row 3: Hoppe, Brneno, O'Brien, Mollnero, Farvenu, Roed, James. Row 2: Manta, Sorce, Sca.la'ra, Qulnones, Andersen, Morales, Canchola, Flont Row- Kehoe, Maluslak, Macchiane, Mnss McBee, Kloss, Russo, Lee. , vvll X ea RAISING HAND in Miss MCBGGIS Srwnish CIOSS, Jim SPANISH STUDENT Ronald Lee stands before class O'Brien is anxious to answer question. in recifgfion. -'-194 -- . ---. .--S Ohlson, Malmen, Newey, Siegel, Sarnecki, Mr. Luf- PAN AMERICAN CLUB Top Row: O'Connor, Kovcku, Kebo, Nlghtlinger, Behrendf, Edwards, Harris. Row 3: Glowacz, Lichner, Young, Tancreda, Miller, Lofz, Bergmann. Row 2: Sukora, Carrera, Christensen, Adams, Dubinski, Rich- ard. Front Row: Shannon, Fini, Cieszykowski, Tracy, Anselmo, Mr. Lufzen. 1 fi ..l 55 PAN AMERICAN CLUB Top Row: Rezrner, Gordon, Kudabeck, Brink, Taylor Klesen Keenan, Graff. Row 3: R'manuak, Ner'r'ond Denorna, Fonvnick, Torgerson, Wade, Frnellch. Row 2. Bloom, Engel, Welch, Pefers, Ssgnorefrn. Front Row: Sfcc, Gaggnano, Klnnlckn, Ochab, Schultz, Mr. Lufzen PAN AMERICAN CLUB Tap Row: Skalski, Clrugnanl, Clark, McClellan, Boldf Buglel, Max. Row 3: Feldsfeln, Murphy, Maffes Alsfon, Jarocki, Bugauliskls, Lopxparo, Row 2: Kudrlls Downing, Laumer, Dybal, Farb. Front Row: Cerami Morales, Sfranberg, Sreinbach, Ardisana, Mr Lutzen l95 AN AMERICAN CLUB 'QM Q52 X ,, 'wax W6 ,A PAN AMERICAN CLUB Tcp Row: Grosser, Field, Collins, Arnow, Luflmer Z.emcnn, Wiechering, Agnell. Row 3: Plocchi, Schultz Krarnme, Kulnig, Brafko, Breede, Vargo. Row 2 Genovaldi, Grcnl, Reich, W'gjcik, Frcinson, Krause Sieaikowski, Front Row: Lazarus, Kippschull, Smith Miss McBee, Kraus, Konia, Jahnke. PAN AMERICAN CLUB Top Row: Gdgen, Rudis, Michalak, Anderson, Heinz, Wahl, Giornetti, Dahlquist. Row 3: Anderson, Tocke, Kosick, Garcia, Holler, Drozd, Messerges, Hass, Kane, Wattley, Wrobel, Scnnichsen, Pinkawa, Kuleksky, Hodgson. Front Row: lkomd, Hocper, Lundberg, Miss McBee, Chrishfidis, Adler, Sherwgod. PAN AMERICAN CLUB Too Row: Jarosz, Blake, Perez, Wade, Phenson, Ryan, Gfzelok, Gefner. Row 3: Buzz, Lcwder, Maryanski Coll, Norris, Snow, Erickson. Row 2: lngrassio, Kreill ing, Engermon, Stipcifi, Modus, Tritsis, Front Row: Miss McBee, Cirulis, Smith, Wtillerr, Anderson, Jack- scn, Welnicke SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Franklin McVey, Miss Frances Owens, Miss Elisabeth Flynn. Seated: Chairman Mr. Samuel Weinstein, Mrs. Flora Lee Kout, Mr. David Singer. E ACTIVITY SPONSOR Miss Owens, Stamp and Coin Club, Mankind's Past and Present Analyzed SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Sherwin King, Mr. Lester Hook. Seated: Mr. Dominic Lombardo, Miss Mildred Jordan. Not Picturedn Miss Margaret Connolly, Mr. Dennis Morrissey, Miss Anastasia Riley, ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr, Morrissey, DAILY Editoral Adviiorg Miss Connolly, Mask ard Shears, Mr. I-lzok, Student Council, HISTORY CLASS search texts as they delve into social problems of our country. With a background in HISTORY AND CIVICS, people are able to think, talk, and act intelligently on matters concerning their country, These subjects are required of third and fourth year students so that the future of our government may be in the hands of those prepared for such responsibility. Class- work includes movies, panel discussions, simulated legislatures, and mapmaking. Stu- dents who thoroughly understand the past and present are well-equipped to develop our country's future. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Louis Kovacs, Mr. Juraj Bjankini. Mr. Robert Swor. Seated: Mis-s Alice Barros- Mr. Daniel Cahill, Mr. Donald Sherman. Not Pictured: Mr. William Kuecker, ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Sherman, Prajectionistsg Mr. Kuecker, DAILY Sponsor, Senior Publicity Committee. W ,J ww W 1 ,gi .ig 52,9 Yr YQ' 4- mnauwllldlf 'A' Q, mf Wifi if mmllrsfosf 1 . -N ffm. , NM wwwmmvvm um. X. . My ABQ f ,M uagw N! wx N '-s.,,. ,, an fi Nix I' Q wx X W J -X X XX v DIVISIONS ,QL i ,,,. , I 'lf E - l i. -f ' irlsll, Q - - ig ' f .fri ':f'fj' .0 Q I . A D V I. i O if l 9. 0 102 , 'J ' fl 4 A f Ii .K i il ? S i get , f l qixlvqa '-lx FH, V' 'V if ,no , Q ,' y 1 l S 6 ' if T T if el 9 f Qilil - ' i 'L A l i l HE FASTEST TEN MINUTES of the students' doy N is the division period. There is so much to do, ond so little time to do it in. During this period tne division tec-cher tokes the cittendonce, reods onnounce- ments, ond helpg, the individucil student with his problems. ' For the students, it is o period of reloxotion in which they ccin ccitch up on the latest school news, recid the Doily, ond prepcire for either lunch or their next closs. lt is in division meeting thot dues cvre collected, intro- rnurol teoms cire formed, ond school policy is discussed with student council representcitives. Course books ond progrcim cords, locker numbers ond student civeroges oll find c- common meeting here. Mc-ny students find lcisting friendships, for most clc-sses ond octivities ore progrommed on the division bosis. These ten minutes ore surely omong the most importont in the busy school doy. WHILE MEETING their new division teochers, incoming freshmon ore briefed on whot to expect ot Lorie. . FRESHMEN MISS BIZJAK Top Row: Heiss, Roudebush, Bird, Robison, Lange Peterson, Green, Edwards. Row 4: Gembicki, Gruber, Henning, Stoltz, Waszkiewicz, Gondra, Rossbacher Row 3: Eisner, Doninger, Girand, Gregory, Abbuthnot Harte, W'einstein, Buzna Row 2: Disylvester, Olivo Grosporean, Votaw, Fadeewa, Miss Bizjak. Front Row ganfa, Toba, Mategrano, Parylak, Naumoff, Redszos reece. MR. BLAIR Top Row: Mares, Rowe, Makris, Zubris, Christensen Thomas, Seidat Spaor. Row 4: Blach, Alden, Clark Dautel, Hafer, Fordale, Gallo. Row 3: Brownlee, Spat: aro, Amundson, Feldman, Rutkowsky, Bliznick. Row 2 Mielke Baikie, Fink, Gubricky, Beradi Knutsen, Auer Front Row: Engstrom, Levy, Exham, Mauer, Nowicki House, Bliss. MISS GRAMER Top Row: Matz, Hay, Nevers, Johnston, Karnsky Martens, Klaszky, Droessler. Row 4: Cody, Johnson Sander, Pate, Beilm-an, Dorin, Miller. Row 3: Peterson Aldon, Townsend, Berndt, Stec, Levin, Murphy. Row 2 Rynko, Weston, Rowe, Thomas, Haack, Telatnyk Hoyt, Miss Gramer. Front Row: Hahnlein, Leske Miller, Doehring, Palmer, Fazio, Mason. MISS HARRIES Top Row: Geolz, Joseph, Krieger, Kuhn, Zyrkowski Hueckstaedt, Damico, Koslenko, Row 3: Snow, Meyer Chan, Kowalski, Boado, Hayashi, Sabo. Row 2: Jeri osch, Zalcberg, Rusin, Rusnak, Molnar, Wildt, Hendon Miss Harries. Front Row: Frauenhoffer, Kilsch, Pig! nata, Godwin, Dohm, Hudson, Patterson, Kaprelian. MR. KOVACS Top Row: Russ, Warner, Schmidt, Schwartz, Magnu- son, Paylik, Rehm, Westergaad. Row 3: Corso, Focht Long, Weaver, Reynolds, Traubenik, Stahl. Row 25 Pinto Griesmann Mcilicki Bobrowski Schantz Ar 1 1 1 1 1 QY' ropoulos. Front Row: Benzinski, Thorkildsen, Hutson, Malauskas, Karavites, Gernady, Anderson MR. MEYER , Top Row: McClusky, Bedura, Doden, Miller1 Gfunsff Machulis, Bergemann, Oberg. Row 3: Klrewson1 Pefeff son, Frank, Straube, Tomura, Pyne, Nielsen. ROW 2- Mr. Meyer, Verden, Starzyk, Gorka, W'il'liarns. Front Row: Geier, Mats, Gonzales, Bischoff, Toriani, AOYGQI1 Ambach. ' MR. R. MILLER b Top Row: Acker, Darschewski, Saari, CQICIOSUYG1 Krinke, Krown, Roberts, Fatlgato. Row 4: Hain, Gradl, Maulsby, Smiewec, Anderson, Smuckel, Chronomaz. Row 3: Plucinski, Malleck, Hanrahan, Deckert, Win.- nicki, Liekis, Ravenscraft, Strobl. Row 2: Pruski, Brown, Keck, Chodkowski, VanLeare, Gaida, Arakawa. Front Row: Minardo, Falcone, Skirha, Mr. R .Miller, Paredes, Guenther, Metterhauser. MR. MOORE , , Top Row: Pataky, Aufdengcirten, Stanfield, Smith, John, Keegan, Halyckyi, Ullrich. Row 4: Moffat, Miklos, Kapetanopoulos, Becker, Ztetlow, Landeweer, Newman. Row 3: Nasluchacz, Mundt, McCann. Row 22 Bilyi, Collins, Dukes, Caref, Fries, Hirsh, Lussow. Front Row: Mr. Moore, Schaefer, Maidanski, Duchay, Spencer, Dybowski, Slupsk. MRS. RUEBEN Top Row: Marton, Riebandt, Lenz, Fry, Boehm,. Za- londek, Rambo, Snopko. Row 4: Christiansen, Wyhinny, Suhajda, Poeler, Castabile, Suratos, Fischer. Row 3: Kelley. Schrnanski, Aronson, Maryniw, Odanaka, An- ders, Lukasik. Row 2: Lamp, Griesmann, Jolly, Goolby, Cross, Toal, Killingstad. Front Row: Curve, Oshito, Pearson, McCune, Aron, Schmidt, lto, MRS. SKINNER - MR. BORGER - MR. SZALINSKI Top Row: Rogers, Lalumia, Mosley, Swenson, Scoville, Lalumia, Berman. Row 3: Rose, Peterson, Cobar, Romano. Row 2: Weiner, Nichols, Farinella, Elizar- raraz, Jenkins, Bock. Front Row: Warner, Petrovs, Hack, Pryde, Scaturro, Kovacs. QM' Heating metal to make it MALLEABLE, Benbenek handles tongs like on expert forgeman. 6. E k 2 3 BJ Hs! if Q 1 1 r.?'f:a f ' MQW SFR sn X 1 H S fs es MR. SWOR MRS. SLUTSKY T? Row: Kraus, Szatkowski, Normantowiez, Siudut, A ams, Bien, Swallow, Stephes, Hempfllng. Row 4: La Chapelle, Ernst, Lang, Sullivan, Behan, Palma, Dqnesi, Otto. Row 3: Struck, Osburn, Deyerler, Biondo, Brink, Carlson, Burkel, Shiozaki. Row 2: Mrs. Slutsky, Moreno, Detmer, Cook, Kunkel, Richardson, Mulnix. Front Row: Murphy, Hankins, Anderson, Ford, Herron, Pacult, Baer. Top Row: Wilk, Johnson, Solak, Redman, Schreiber, Harvey! Schlueter, Krug. Row 4: Johnson, Willis, Wot- ring, ager, Peluso, Snider, Zielke. Row 3: Artner, Trapalls, Putek, Glon, Ly owski, Smith. Row 2: Immor- dino, Greenfield, Pranzarone, Iverson, Waske, Krler, Stortenbecker. Front Row: Wesolek, Koyanagi, Mon- asse, Crabtree. Kcgeyama, Montgomery, Mr. Swor. MR. BICKNER Top Row: Liniak, Bode, Abegg, Lile, Fitzgerald, Mc- Gee, Leifer. Row 4: Puglisi, Henning, Trimarco, Rothacker, Wilbrot, Wilson. Row 3: Wahlquist, Glick- stein, Nykaza, Kaulentis, Mazurek, Row 2: Eisenbies, Rutledge, Vonderheyden, Reyna, Orlick, Nelson, Mr. Brickner.Front Row: Sandow, Welburn, Selby, Nelson, Hoger. MR. BRAINER Top Row: Moritz, Hisey, Snarski, Birkenes, Ohman, Nehls, Perry, Tomalak. Row 3: Kresch, Bolsega, Stojanik, Perez, lnamovek, Gottschalk, Stafiej. Row 2: Chmielewski, Pelc, Postek, Santini, Gross, Toepfer, Brose, Trungale. Front Rev: Mr. Brainer, Anderson, Farmer, Koreba, Kohn, Albanito, Geltner. DR. BRINEY Top Row: Losavio, Hanke, Hoffman, Popag, Conrad, Rtfka, Coffeit, McDougold. Row 4: DuFore, Lewan- sowski, Gruse, Compell, Freeman, Davis, Zdeb. Row 3: Eggert, McAvoy, Papen, Roden. Row 2: Dr. Briney, Pearson, Wiktorowicz, Wendt, Burney, Fhaily. Front Row: Smead, McManigal, Scott, Urban, Siarny, Ziss, Simonides. ers, mi If ff 1, .Y g- FRESHME MRS. BRODER Top Row: Goodwin, Hadzima, Grueriwald, Baker, Hodges, Wegrzyn, Seward. Row 4: Strecker, Fera, Livas, Morgan, Reilly, Hoffmann. Row 3: Zimmerman, Omato, Barba, Mundt, Calabrese, Nalepa, Kirkegaard. Row 2: Horn, Barzynski, Surdex, Claus, Fentiman, Dworak, Wioltaszek. Front Row: Feinstein, Hara, Kearney, Newman, Jacobs, Kurir. MR. BROYDE Top Row: DeSimone, Zapolski, Foster, Radermacher, Karmolinski, Albrecht, Koide, Patko. Row 3: Kubiga, Gutt, Payton, Sheley, Mitchell, McGaffey, Workman. Row 2: Parks, Malu en, Simpson, Marzec, Milas. Front Row: Centano, gannatara, Radebaugh, Koebig, Bilek, Coy, Houdek. MISS CASEY Top Row: Hein, Jellison, Nichols, Catalano, Groner, Holmberg, Moeller, Fredrickson. Row 3: Laurine, Srevens, Heart Hayashi, Knecht, Kuncevi, Matwijenko, Miss Casey. Row 2: Bubert, Jokiel, Towalski, Cum- mings, Morikawa, Dennewitz, Penkala. Front Row: motto, Hendrix, Dehnert, Gribbens, Spilotro, Fon, ovan. MISS CORRIGAN Top Row: Oberlin, Clauson, Nenycz, Danalewich, Boacz, May, Linowiecki, Pytlik Row 3: Burandt, Jefferies, Recchla, Boyer, Huffman, Baierle, Martin. Row 2: Brennan, Myerson, Smith, Zapal, Bilshousen, Bayton, Harder, Mandelle. Front Row: Mikos, Schulz, Reszke, Maki, Cabrera, Mitan, Hansen, MR. DEAN Top Row: lwanenko, Kowalewski, Marre, Coope, Hoe- flich, Gordon, Rosenberg, Piscit. Row 4: Michaels, Feldhaus, Kezias, Fong, Russ, Mazurek, Brunswick. Row 3: Fritzler, Nunez, Knutsen.Row 2: Mr, Dean, Forti, Tolpin, Festag, Wayne, Barker. Front Row: Kirschenbaun, Campbell, Dyrek, Sieg, Krauss, Gross- mann, Laszlo. l l nf , V js. ss'. A Machine shop LATHE captures interest of Stawinoga and other shopmen. FRESHMEN Top Row: Foy, Kuchan Schwegel, Waznevk, Merre, Hoff, Korowski. Row 4: Scavone, Vrakelos, Paradswski, Chamlqers, Mandnlke, Majewski. Row 3: Boni, Wis- niewski, Payne, Kaye, Czekanski, Wambach. Row 2: Scholtes, Penguil, Nystrom, Liles, Foster, Waligwlski, Mrs. DelCastil o. Front Row: Roguszczak, Macieiewski. Lindell, Peterson, Wisniewskl. MRS. EPPLE Top Row: Keller, Olsen, Wood, Rassi, Kilian, Dubec, Cnota, Bischof. Row 3: Chappel, Maiel, Wasniewski, Zartler, Ulrich, Seifert, Gulledge. Row 2: Mrs. Egple, Levy, Rhode, Cavin, Lopez, Kasper, Steele. ront Row: Tkalitch, Janis, Chiappetta, Dval, Tiffenbacher, Prush, Clare. MISS HARRIES Top Row: Manilla, Wantschik, Krey, Feist, Ballowe, Demler, Robaczewski. Row 3: Fitzner, Szmurlo, Zyg- owicz, Bryl, Sirmbarois, Michelini Thau. ,Row 2: Dig, nan, Zeh, Grochowski, Banasik, Miss Harries, Calhoun. Front Pow: Bell, Grossman, Carta, Majstorovic, Tra- han, D.lla. MISS HEINEN Top Row: Goles, Christensen, Ray, MOCKCY, KVUQEV. Gama-Lobo, Aragosa, Yonan, IJGIGCH. Row 3: Kan- tner, Anhalt, Krol, Didomenico Buroff, Guarmd, Blackburn, Crandall, Tarczgeski. Row 22 Miss Heinen DiGregorio, Hammerlqergh Klaus, Carlson, ,M00f9, Gianetti, Broman, Deigenid. Front Row: Chrlstmftfb Fincannon, Ferguson, Ferchen, Perlowski, Wyzukavlc, Saineghi. MR. ISBANER Top Row: Hlll, Scholla, Greenwald, Pergande, Menard, Bleau, Hess, Doctor. Row 4: Webber, Steverino, Ebly, Zenieck, Polasik, Carava, Franzen. Row 3: Putneg, Geib, Mazur, Mafucci, Littman, Sheehan. Row : Mr. lsbaner, Burns, Zadtr, Jezieraki. Front Row: Woodard, Buchanan, Karall, Benn, Rieser, Brown, Lapinski. MR. KAISER Top Row: Lostner, Koberg, Ekstrom, Gibson, Ryl, Karlov, Sivek. Row 4: Bar, Evangelista, Werle, Mallek, Cook, Hamlin. Row 3: Bulger, Risca, Vasburg, Nickel, Migon. Row 2: Swee, McFadden, Ruge, Czarny, Bjunke, Shaw, Mr. Kaiser. Front Row: Johnson, Schacht, Herholz, Komlos, Koransky. MR. KING Top Row: Schurfeld, Davis, Wade, Martin, Boelter, Henressey, Paries, Caterinicchia. Row 3: Wawrzyniec, Lee, Ennis, Nigatz, Kopterski, Arnold, Jacobsen, Sobczak. Pow 2: Traczek, Branson, Vlasak, Smeja, Tortoelfi, Wicniewski, Wrfna, Pettigrew. Front Row: Bronisz-wski, lseai, Strandlzzerg, Guagliardo, Breitberg, Risley, Neumann. MISS KLINGER Top Ffow: Thompson, Ott, No.rh, Swanzon, Golz, Leist, Lahti, Jhn,on. Row 4: Wagner, Kanradt, Grotn, Bern-den, P'Ietras, Danda, Russell. Row 3: Wetter, Iverson, Thomas, Taylor, .l hnson, Mosch, Row 2: Miss Kl.nger, Gr ssmani, Vaccaro, Stra idgard, Witt. Front 'Pow' Gu nv, Chernickovich, Jucha, Demke, M.ngi, Larsen, Loewe. MRS. KOUT Top Row: Archer, Fedorok, Seiser, Gardechi, Parthen, Feldman, Smolinski, Brink. Row 4: Wagner, Harbaeigh, Batman, Scnoknecht, Grasenhe der, Witlinger, Ro- beck.Row 3: Felta, Cascone, Fields, Ciannese, Zen- czak, Dub. Row 2: Kummer, Estes, Wibiral, Heagney, Elsenbach, Marici, Mrs. Kout. Front Row: Weiss, Gustapson, Wright, Grau, Speiserr, Weiner. MRS. KRUEGER Top Row: Glure, Furuta, Drake, Bruski, Majewski, Cibuls, Petkovic, Czarnik. Row 3: Marshall, lwaszko, Kilian, Waddell, Vvlales, Richter, Slager. Row 2: Bie- schkc, laksch, Zeitz, Schelle, Czaiowski, Chuchro, Tomory. Front Row: Lazares, Detrana, Cantalupi, Tanaka, Chovanle, Sttern, Pivorunas, Honor student Werner Bleyer ponders over fundamental relations in TRIGONOMETRY, ' 1 v.n.r Q ? L 5 4 MISS LEE Top Row: Maher, Rogers, VonBrachhaeuser, Halost, Maurer, Kosculmak, Garber, Noto. Row 4: Preece, Rogoza, Lopez Siegel, Karnowski, Swieca, Lombardi. Row 3: Olson, Tomko, Swanson. Row 2: Werbachowski, Wagner, Healy, Brun, Meyee Yerbick. Front .Row: Eassam, Furzland, iwiay, semen, Cwikow- s' , rs'i. MR. LYNCH Ton Row: Andersen, Firchl, Waldoch, Boch, Noss, O' eal, Bennett, P'asternack. Row 3: Damptz, Weieert, Snyder, Kuntzendorf, Lundaren, Lapinski, Whiteside, Gabriel. Row 2: Mr. Lynch, P'uIver, Wulger, Salm, Choffnes, Cortese, Berquist, Tungote. Front Row: gasses, Fieger, Seagrien, Hanks, Caldwell, Motluck, u er. MRT! McERLEAN Top Row: Anderson anMeer, Ericlcon, Raob, Mich- alelck Jerecki, Fermin, Benson Row 3: Lozarz, Drz- evqic I, Gaothke, Freeburg, Weltllca, Mineau, Drzewi- cki. Row 2: Garvin, Ingram, Pizzica, Mickel, Erwin, Rem, Puccinelli. Front Row: Burger, Mazzaro, Walsh, Alex, Gates, Jeleh, Slmrnons. op ow: or son, Ba er, Frese 5, 1- iz c i Mq'kMuRRiY wim Martorl, Holda, Codak, Burggrat, Koreia.'Row .iz rio.. ns, Czerwinski, Kobs, Tomlinson, Herb, Anderson, Ander- son, Meyers. Row 2: Mr. Murray, Seipts, Marquette, Darrow, Megrant, Nflsh, P'earl,, Stojadinovic. Front Row: Marx, Ray, Kohlman, Gfowa, Budzik, Unger, Fischrup, Prokop. MISS RILEY Top Row: Kuchoff, Carlson, Fulton, Barons, Saicce, Hoover, VW'l'icki, Benjamin. Row 4: Buyle, Stanequist, Perschke, Gartner. Row 3- Lojewski, Karaba, Strzaika, Davis, Hutter, Gruber, Graham, Kopiec. Row 2: Nac- hay, Vogel, Godawa, Atlas, Michaels, Miss Riley. Front Row: Stewart, Bakalla, Raftery, Cholke, Gries- bach, Todt, Matthes. -A. , Mu FRESHMEN Top Row: Lynch Mellburg, Martinka, Storz Wanner, Ziuriu, Lang, Versaskas. Row 3: Erchik, Pease, Reinhoter, Pelz, Conner, Blank, Lukas, Berg. Row 2: Mrs. Rueben, Malinski, Goodman, Chenz, Banner, Fohester, Wolink. Front Row: McCarthy, Pekala, Molchanov, Pighini, Fadz, Kober, Valentine. MR. SINGER Top Row: Skowski Wagner, Wade, Perz, Bouloukos, Gardner Kosi DeGarmo Wehner Ruffner. Row 3: Urban, 'Mitchrgi' SheIton,' Youngs,' Scalzo, Allison, Truty, Wilkes. Row 2: Sumner, Delia, Calabro, Schacht, Janssen, Pfzybylski, Tardio, Simoncelli. Front Row: Lumb, Bowen, Mazawq, Dean, King, God- vik, Pawlak. MR. SWIATKOWSKI Top Row: Bodine, Szukala, Allen, Landers, Stolouna, Wacek, Semenek, Lyall, Pritzen. Row 3: Bryer, Thiers, Whalen, Durrett, Bach, Franzen, Koczor, Thompson. Row 2: Gerke, Donati, Fabiano, Berg, Winiger, Fat- igato, Guerra. Front Row: Mr. Swiatkowski, Smietana, Ogrodowski, Pellegrini, Olson, Erhardt, Beck, Acerra. MR TORTORELLI Top Row: Mid', Orlow, Kasperek, Terry, Watzer, Sojak, Farveni, Beale. Row 3: Stephens, Commons, Walczewski, Ulrich, Cowe, Cianni, Czech. Row 2: Wolke, Croushore, Mosley, -Ajoria, Arteaga, Pittrof. Front Row: Sikkut, Ruenzl, Blain, Mr Tortorelli, Throne, Lewkoski, Petterec. MRS. WEINBERG Top Row: Ashley, Fabian, Sundberg, Longille, Hern- andez, Fletcher, Johnson, Gabriel. Row 3: Schloss- mann, Kendzior, Ditter, Tittiung, lannotti, Meyer. Row 2: Sitters, Barry, Foss, McCallom, Stein, Jagus, Brandys. Front Row: Boris, Gruin, Ceiley, Mrs. Wein- berg, Priesbe, Joints. A Horticulturist Mr. Tabor notices new species of GERANIUM in our fifth floor greenhouse., FRESHME MRS. WICKHORST Top Row: Schwartz, Paiva, Cunningham, Miles, De- yonge, Drybell, Street, Komala. Row 3: Schroeder, Smith, Kosinski, Klein, Bosinski, Matz, Schabow. Row 2: Lebron, Chodzinski, Andreoli, Lancaster, Japczzk, Kalata, Takeshi, Front Row: Nuchring, Olszow a, Ryan, Mrs, Wickhorst, Argoe, Goodman, Bunch, MR. ZINDELL Top Row: Rathmann, Plennert, Andrade, Brocato, Karmolinski, Ostby, Schmitz, Baba, Mix. Row 3: Mr. Zindell, Smith, Eisenberg, Moska, Burian, Ksiazek, Singer, lchichita. Rcw 2: Tomita, Bannor, Spallone, Wojcik, Marantz, Giclow, Schultz, Yamanaka. Front Row: Kowalewski, Cuzack, Kane, Hetzel, Schici, Dyba, Kasorzak. SOPHOMCJRES MR. BLAIR Top Row: Kvidera, Falco, Bohdan, Richards, Bender, Racz nski Os akiewski Schufreide. Row 4'- Res Y I 1 - ' chke, Matrfanza, Racki, Warp, Drew, Rosdahl, Ste- inert. Row 3: Schlichting, Campioni, Schuth, Koszuta, D'novan, Lazzaro, Haut. Row 2: Hacker, Dall, Antoncw ch, Boitz. Fvont Dow' Harne-i, Matz, Bed- rosian, Astrella, Harada, Zagotta, Krueger. MR. BORGER Top Row: Mattenson, Jucitz, Adler, Hebei, Anderson, Shilvock, Kuzniar, Pankratz. Row 3: Reh, Liebsch Heuer, Rogacki, Binner, Epstein, Kain. Row 2: Jones, Blank, Hart, Silinske, Kolbusz, Franzo, Johnson. Front Row: Horn, Kilian, Forster, Mr. Borger, Brund-V age, Schwake, Stefani. MR. CAHILL Top Row: Roth, Fsx, Agin, Strange, P-andre, Kasper, Kurth, Ma f.eld. Row 4: Polidori, Jespersen, Mondrus, Prather, Syyester, Warren, Jokela, Row 3: Kiurniss, Wilhelm, Morrison, Schnur, Hofmann, Yoksich, lfouow, Thompson. Dow 2- Wsrkman, Koczer, Frieder, Alagna. ' F t Joluk, D kous.an, pasica, Mau, Jupiter. Greenberg. 1 i MISS GRAMER Top Row: Wilkinson, Dier, Mroz, Stl-Ibefgf C UWf9fdf Meade, Kubit, Garcia, Daglstrom. Row POPQVICFIL klein, Nesbm, i iinska, emi-l, Kuminowsklf Nvvlkvw ski. Row 3: Lgpo, AlsObrO0k, Remlwfea Cedmeff Rathmann, Shields, Philiap, Buczek. Row : Schmidt, Burgh, Bull, Stetter, Sc iller, Kankowske, Peterson Front Row: Seymour, Flores, Lundgren, Miss Grdmef. F-avone, Gelbart, Schrager. MRS. LITTLETON , Top Row: Kosach, Rioch, Wiedemanfl, WYZUKOVICZF Fleig, Wesolowski, Otto, Hansen, OBrien. Row 4: Norris, Cassata, Stein, Marriott, Riston, SOYCG, Sherrt- leff, Fischer. Row 3: Moss, Grawe, H'OlCh, F0fmCl hf Chernis, Johnson, Netterstrom, McCaro. Row 2: Torso, Carlson, Stamrn, Morclla. Be' 'f'1lV C '1 nf. Front Row: Nowak, Krause, Morlocll, Ldsko, Gafll., Poznar, Markl. MR, JOHNSON I Top Row: Miller, Lesniak, Anderson, Turbeville, Lesniak, Waterson, Falk, Yana, Reichman. Row 4: Lademaann, Barone, Panlik, Yeh, Whitecomb, Boe, Ogata, Raica. Row 3: Schwilk, Wifenick, Duffy Keeler, Kraske, Petkovie, Howell. Row 2: Rokitan, Liaasek, Reed, Berry, Makula, Junkrowski Behles. Front Row: Mr Johnson, Norgren, Kimbrough, Driess, Raucci, Muenchow, Engel. MR. KOVACS Top Row: Kavis, Thoman, Hutchinson, Wolff, Gilford, Hamera, Spaid, Heinz. Row 4: Edwards, Flannigari, Zurek, Zagel, Wick, Kosowski, Barsh, Row 3: Aguilera, Ferrera, Fanelli, Riker. Row 2: Cabote, Zarembski, Kubiak, Godsen, Holt, Reebie. Front Row: Matzer, Fleming, Anderson, Mr. Kovacs, Scheirich, Smith, Talage. MR. R. MILLER Top Row: Nelson, Plocinski, Davis, Miller, Schon, lsbaner, Loher, Altman. Row 4: Espeland, Leslie, Cewnert, Olle, Galati, Aclamski, Soifer, Stanley. Row 3: Dank, Wuchte, Kcltay, Fatman, Fiali Froelich, Nelson. Row 2: Hanlef, Sawada, Wofcik, Me fer, Waliczek, Dobrzynski. Front Row: Rossi, Singer Butler, Laffey, Champagne, Bytnor, Mr. Miller. ,. 1, QREATIVE ABILITY is Obi-indent in great quantities in our wood shops. i Y ,,.Y .. ,,,,, , , .- ,Y -JD 1 i I 2 E w 5 i i A 'W w MR. MOORE Top Row: Morlock, Fredrick, Kish, Mielas, Miller Saranow, Nottke, Eckel. Row 4: Mirato, Untiedt Brown, Alston, Dumelle, Brumisek, Doerfler. Row 3 Bach, Dyer, Hogland Jones, Kent, Argiris, Mallak Gonzalez. Row 2: Bayard, Martinez, Wroblewski Hoglin, Leanio, Small, Frank, Front Row: Mr. Moore Schneider, Kozaaniian, Belshaxy, Stams, Sar-npila Crabtree. MRS. SLUTSKY Top Row: Steger, Johnson, Jesse, Oglsoy, Unowaki Conroy, Madsen, Sheldon. Row 4: Westerowsky Synowiec, Sullivan, Strouzas, Zukerman, Kuszynski Combithis. Row 3: Stlabaz, Kusch, Renk. Row 2: Mrs Slutsky, Thames, Mackinnon, Bruser, Burja Weissl Front Row: Malatia, Bezdziak, Davis, D'Agastino Smitzer, Faulkner, Miyake. MR. SWOR Top Row: Richards, Citta, Presgrave, Cale, Ahlin Kroll, Lindsey, Adams, Mowbray. Row 4: Johnstad Jarvis, Smialek, Walsh, Behrens, Golonko, Thiel Row 3: Anderson, Paredes, Leiva, Griseta, Rugen Bianchi, Tasson, Gabriel. Row 2: Saari, King, Dim berg, Kona, Thorsen, Schooley, Kowtorek. Front Row Schofield, Kudolla, Hume, Mr. Swor, Mann, Lindbom ape. MR. SZALINSKI Top Rev: Will, Nelson, Endrejat, Rice, Mohiser, War- kenthien, Woicik, Jezioro. Row 4: Harper, Rutfolo, Neff, Olsen, Lazarus, Klopack, Mr. Szalinski. Row 3 Janus, Kasper, Fabian, Piatek, Susinka, Silvester Row 2: Dicostanzo, Keever, Nielsen, McArthur, Kasper McLaughlin, Forst, Front Row: Molfeze, Gaard, Krause Plucinski, Orson, Gorny. MISS ARENBERG Top Row: Brubaker, Stetfens, Rotman, Mlaclonicky, Weghcrst, Schiller, Ruder, Murphy Gudowicz, Vent- imiglia, VanBergen. Row 3: Fini, Macaluso, Newbery Bfucato, Colussi, Erwin, Newman, Mize, Margetal Ramos, Row 2: Miss Arenberg, Heckleman, Wuczyn- ski, Shub, Mioii, Craddnck, Meszaros, Duke, Cerbes Front Row: Knish, Shapiro, Bohn, Ulrich, Poppert Prysby, Ziegler, Bernstein. MRS. BORG Top Row: Dilich, Rothgeb, Elodgett, Jur, Jerog Gehlhaar, Dobrowolskl, Bora. Row 4: Kniaz, Occhip inti, Zula, Quintas, Kolakowski, Golubski, Hailefi Row 3: Wirrters, Zagpne, Hruska, Englesteen, S-ege barth, Harris, N.ebaIa, Starnzwski. Row 2: Farb Muraoka, Weisnicht, Gac, Garels, Mysliwlec, Michflski Frorrt Pow: Bolek, Cook, Goscinski, Mies, Blum Hashiguchi, Witkowski. MR. C. BURNS Tcp Row: Tiabetts, Voight, Baker, Valko, Kos, Mueller Hantpel, Trankitello, Herzog. Row 4' Prorok, Lovasz Stroup, Gran er, Krick, Swanson, Olcon, Gollurafici Row 3: Car?-ey, Barsh, Eiagman, Ohlin, Kaspmyk Stone-r, Loranz. Row 2: Mr. Burns, Hunter, Gloff Ferguson, Binler, Barton. Front Row: Viverito, Kubon Patano, Adamczewski, Ito, Neyfeldt, Roberts JUMPING HIGH for a rebound, Lane varsity basketball players give their best in a bid for victory. I SOPHOMORES MR. CONNORS I V Top Row: Wahl, Nagel ,Keenan, Kudabeik, Brink, Monson, Gordon, Michalek. Row 4: Krawczak, Siarny, Rezmer, Kosick, Wade, Laye, Porucynik. Row 3: Hooper, Dykes, Drozd, Gagen Wrobel, Schultz, Signoreiti. Row 2: Christensen, Sonnichsen, Barnvos, Ochab, Klinicki, Tracy, Welch. Front Row: Ikonna, Yipp, Sfec, Hodgson, Haas, Kulefsky, Sikora. MISS DREESSEN Top Row: Blaul, Hanson, Marksteiner, Bradac, Closs, Chmlelewski, Klese Dunkel, Birchall. Row 4: Olenec, Masters, Wintheqnlvtatsunaga, Kaczmarek, Benicke, Schneider, Sawicki, Row 3: Hendricks, Baoe, Desmond, Hall, Gecan, Schreiber, Cobar, Vazzano, Cozzi. Row 2: Sarabacha, Ceslik, Berg, Pampel, Fontanetta Cat- oldi, Berezenko, Dumerer. Front Row: Fleig, Mlss M. Dreessen, Hosting, Jungblut, Reckase, Christiana, Coda. MR. GRAEF A H Top Row: Gawryk, Smizinski, Benn, Ponzetti, Muhl- bauer, Koldon, Ettelt, Bally. Row 4: King, Srnetters, Sheridan, Strobel, Lebar, Balke, Peterson. Row 3: Szydlik, Doll, Heeg, Bungert, Nommensen, Booirom, Kertz, Ellis. Row 2: Grier, Keippel, Schmidt, Balog, Dowdy, Easter. Front Row: Mr. Graef, Scalera, Troian, Mielczarek, Tomory, Nielsen, Mroska. f '-v. ,ew 4 i 1 5 212 SOPHOMORES Top Row' Kamienski, Anderson, Skenazy, Hoffman, Walkek, Moore, Eliskolns, Ament Zubor. Row 4: Blatnick, Albers, Gawel, Thomsen, fetscher, Peterson, Shadron, Westerberg. Row 3: Cannella, Engstrom, Janata, Danbar Grcnowski, O'Boyle, Blair, Klinski, Siciliano. ow 2: Michaels, Sak, Voroshilin, Jensen, Williams, Tragos, Teachout. Front Row: Walker, Dankowski, Baruch, Mrs. Haase, Scanlan, Kehl, Brody. MRS. HAUSER Top Row: Nettlan, Fransion, Ziemann, Yetter, Braun, Arnow, Wzechering, Agnell, Densma. Row 4: Wren, Dobinski, Anderson, Anselmo, Gwagdacz, Kippsohull, Kuenn. Row J: Kania, WoLcik, Breede, Zschau, Kram- me, Asala, Grasser, Sar. Row 2: Kraus, Rocchi, Varga, Grant, Siegal. Front Row: Granger, Jahnke, Gaggiano, Siegkowski, Reich, Schultz, Mrs. Hauser. MR. HOOK Top Row: Koester, Bogclanovich, Ogne, Luna, Dalinis, Polinski, Higgins, Holzman. Row 4: Ducla, Frachlich, Peters, Lanny, Cree, Beckett, Rogers, Kirchatf, Alchele. Row 2: Ledenbach, McMahon, orse, Norris, Johnson, Lilieberg. Front Row: Galka, Kowalski, Kelty, Lind- MR. KEENAN Top Row: Glowen, c.ai..-un, Plant, Kirsteins, Dahl, Gambill, Molzahn, Larneko, Harnish. Row 4: Amstadt, Bomis, Weisser, Doetsch, Krebs, Ladner, Kamlnski, Churchich. Row 3: Gibson, Schultz, Fruehauf, Lieb- rriann, Valfer, Spinka, Gerling, Ashworth. Row 2: Melone, Carleton, Hilgscher, Wittmann, Dlsher, Wal- ter, Mr. Keenan. Front Row: Smith, Williams, Onsell, Schacrf, Ashacher, Dick, Kraus. MR. LEWANDOWSKI Top Row: Freiman, W'illiarns, Kosik, Wegmann, Cic- hanski, Brenski, Anfhalt, Grabinger. Row 4: Schmalz, Papadimas, Williams, Gre orich, Nuzzo, Koller, Chle- bowski. Row 3: Niinernae, iliarkas, Sdhnell, Yamashita, Madura, Becker. Row 2: Helms, Studt, Mantel, Stahmann. Front Row: Morimoto, Koffman, Buchanan, Mr. Lewandowski, Johnson, Wingstrom, Carlson. MR. LOMBARDO Top Row: Hickey, Gruber, l-0fS0 '- 5ChU'fZ'.R09u5' Klimek, Hermann, Clausen, Rtchtner. Row 4. Crim- acdi, Blado, Ahbe Kier, Kraft Prrtz, Moran, TGYIOV- Row 3: Philipps, Lfinerella, Sirlnsf MOQQIOI Mcocmlelr McKay Felcyn, Williams. Row. 2: Fickert, Gorski Baranslci, Jaegers, Carter, PHIUEDS, MV- Wmbofdo- Front Roy: Weber Wantuchowicz, Wolf, Crofton. Guillo, Miscevich, Dlngels. MISS MOYNIHAN , , Top Row: Tsivoledakis, Killian, Johnson, EFIQO, Sharin, Brunner, Guenther, Ohlund. Row 4: Pfeiffer, Alfors. Flow 3: Kehelkamp, Gend Sobola, Gernerb Brown, Esterly, Loehrer. Row 2: Eder, Schneider, etersan, Lochmatow, Krueger, Starzec, Front Row: Bllek, Beatty, Cowstanzoa, Sata, Smith, Constanzo, GYUHUSF- MISS 0'TOOLEA Top Row: Downes, Michal, Martin, Albrecht, Eben- sfaie, Landl, Gills Graebner. Row 4: Olsen, Peterson, Guziec Kucik, Sfiwo, Ledonne, Kabus. Row 3: boi- f Sak, Mepnang, ui-mr, Beck, Keller, Pearson Sekerka. low 2: Ruback, Johnson, Pape, Rooney,IBenede1-ti, Kaaiwrcs. i-:ont Row.: Lomaka, Marovich, Treat, Lee, Goldzweig, Godvik, Koop. MR. PENFIELD Top EL-ff: Burns Hans, Berent, Barrett, Johnson, Latin, Lcnner, Frailey. Row 4: Tocke, Schubert, Prayer, Jester, Gomoll, Csiylson, Harper. Row 3: Lech, Bach, Piartyko, Widorm i, Soltau, Eweft. Raw 2: Fickert, Paulson, Mora, Johnson, Jordon, Duserrberg, Ulrich. Front Row: Otto, Smith, Maiero, Corrado, Btaszek, Pena, Mack. MR. PIPER Top Row: Hokanson, Denysenko, Justiz, Raslmas, Szadawski, Martin, Agiewich, Sieyering. Row Luck, Carlino, Klimala, Maleski, Deichman, Panzer, Fischrup. Row 3: Berman, Mangurten, Gnutek, Hunter, Teague, Kaotulla Marsh Ohner. Row 2: AWagner, Pashup, Corry, 'Rieeger, Cole, Lijpkin Mundihger. Front Row: Goczeski, Koesfleld, Fre erlck, Remias, Davis, Iwai. fi N, F When school is in session, RElSZ TECH SUPPLY store becomes crowded with Laneites anxious to buy materials for study. H I v ' V 5 MR. SHERMAN Top Row: Hennessy, Boris, Benfield, Feurer, Burns Koski, Wcods, Nieglos. Row 4: Buck, Oleksy, Mar: :iniec, Kuida, Gruse, Prybell, Miller. Row 3: LaPuma, Stevens, Bayro, Lindahl, Kafka, Jeleniowski, Taubman Row 2: Maslanka, Samsuris, Vogel, Locascio, Rymar- owicz, Mr. Sherman. Front Row: Buckwinkler, Jelinek, Sitterskl, Linke, Olsenski, Komai, Crawford. MRS. STONER Top Row: Edison, Chapman, Kvyger, Hollinger, Sim- mons, Summers. Bell, Ghionzoli, Tepler Row 4 Gawrych, Alwicker, Karamanos, Ostermeier, Wurl Kramer, Hartmann, Nydam. Row 3: Anderson, W'ini stead, Dunning, Koziol, Malln, Rasmussen, Fishman Hollander. Row 2: Florczak, Saalfeld, Matschke Sanders, Carlson. Front Row: Parmelee, Wintergerst Scott, Lezon, Otto, Buckman, Szydlik. MR. TORREYSON Top Row: Buschmann, Muttini, Mikka, Day, Lefebvre W'ilson, Sinshack, Rumickis. Row 4: Engel, Pierce Gunderson, Woodward, Markus, Croft, Boe. Row 3: Sowizal, Fossnes, Coletta, Wiegel, Maggio, Gaydog Row 2: Koziol, Kirkpatrick, Peterson, Busch, Manz- zullo. Front Row: Mahsymonto, Lewis, Terusaki, Jones: Corrigan, Chan, Mr. Torreyson. MR. WANZUNG Top Row: Rankin, Trivigno, Muellmer, Ebert, Bastek, Welninski, Zaiac, Larson, Michols. Row 4: Sargis, Kalish, Kostrzeski, Kirkpatrick, Norton, Schroeder, Wadzinski, Jones. Row 3: Mrock, Makowski, Dour Klowas, Gall, Gunlcck, Remlinger, Schauer. Row 2 Uchima, Gonzalez, Matson, Markuwas, Wall, Green, Hanshar, Novy. Front Row: Malcni, Creer, Halle Mr. Wanzung, Pudlo, Zasimowich, Yamada. MISS WARKENTIEN Top Row: Fritzler, Mrozek, Zull, Anders, Stamison, Kuta, Mazurek, Mclntosh, Mueller. Row 4: Klamrzyn- ski, Musselman, Zaptel, Geode, Schu, Leino, Greske, Kedzie. Row 3: Sibastian, Vanderstraeten, Woyak, Esposito, Schick, Marose, Zapfel, Allen. Row 2: Oes- terlin, Sietek, Rich, Luebker, Spataro, Whelan, Alagna Front Row: Kerstein, Sandelin, Goldstrom, Kosik Phlheber, Alccrn, Peters. 1 1 1 1 1 1 SOPHOMORE MISS WILLIAMS Top Row: Thomas, Evens, ClWC1DD9llf BU5l Yf 5ClWUff9VT, Peck, Wall, Pyrczak. Row 4: Yourek, Licka, Aostyra, Youngren, Komala, Castanedo, Swierczynski. Row 3: Jacobson, Lalich, Chumlei, Tasker, Friedman, Mar- sala, Longo, Clark. Row : Benbenek, Prorok, Berg, Miller, Sata, Lwekowics, Field, Miss W'illiams. Front Row: Malin, Centracco, Horbenko, Miller, Brillis, P-oole, Franz: JUNICDRS MR. CHILDS Top Row: Swanson, Peterson, Muenzenmay, Pedersen, Ziniel, Elden, Gabardi, Adorjan. Row 3: Nicpon, Klo- siriski, Bynum, Kidston, Pankow, McGovern, Jensen. Row 2: Groch, Pinzetti, Valko, Belter, Stelter, Novin- son, Tomasik. Front Rcw: Flammang, Howell, Kuhle mann, Polewaczyk, Hartman, Snayely, Boldt. MISS FIGG Top Row: Thornburg, Hanson, Cebula, Jones, Roberts, SanFilippo, Fergur, Kennicott. Row 4: Lucas, SOYICE, Moliere, Schwab, Roed, Kuchynka, Kaczynski. Row 3: Lamos, Boyes, Bailey, Bogot, Peshek, Burke. Krom- ldas, Stancel. Row 2: Daniels, Qnrell, Brannon, Schoenfeld, Sahun, Lambus. Ffont Row: Rubenstein, Twar, Stramec, Grant, Gruber, Biorkquist, Miss Figg. MR. GRILL Top Row: Ha es, Fontechia, Chuchro, Bartlett, Lovell, Oswald, Bronk, Weinstein. Row 2: Mr. Grill, Acklert, Ozers, Lynn, Miotke, Rodriguez, Putnam. Front Row: Sweftin, Whitton, Weber, Marcucilli, Borger, Maple, Warutian. MR. HERMAN Top Row: Moritz Holmes, Monger, Bargfeld, Korte, Zygowicz, Hahn, fvtantjoris, Koepeke. Row 4: Biangar- di, Martucci, Borchardt, Crittendon, Bartys, Schmidt, Rafalski, Knapp. Row 3: Stephens, Anderson, Jar- nicke, Shlagman, Fodge, Weir, Steen. Row 2: Seitz, Kaiser, Garsee, Failla, Frank, Dornseif. Ffont Row: Kmiefinslfi MacOon-ld Teichman, Thorsgard, Ole- inlczak, Rala, Mr. Herman. Adding rhythm to the music, CONCERT BAND members hold their tubas high. Rohde Jer k An arola onrod Zima Viv rito MR. RODGER JU IORS MISS KAHER Top Row: Sebastian, W'eiss, McGarr-ity, Hagstrom Gudmundson, Neja, Schafer, Wilson. Row 3: Podgorl ski, Tubbs Harrell lzban, Opitz, Oleszek, Koelig Row 2: Grossklags, lGee, Ditiglio, Steuer Henke, Schl wanlien, Foster, Phillips, Front Row: bossi, Koziel Piluski, Gleason, Baumann, Rogalski, Valters. MR. KULIEKE Top Row: Zingsheim, Ohson, Wohlfeil, Leverenz Razgaitis, Salna, Fretland, Kunzon. Row 4: Thomas, , ZY , ,Q .C I . I Y, e Row 3: Hunt, Friedman, Cednick, Wichman, Myles Rokke, Messeryes, Lewondowska. Row 2: Mcsheqf Asbur , Mason, Knapp, Krahl, Kohlman. Front Row: Domp e, Staudenmayer, Bishop, Mr. Kulieke, Slade, Webb, Grace, MISS LARSON Top Row: Wfzesinski, Porcher, Tomasello, Larsen, Biritz Kordia, Splitt, Molendo. Row 4: Slovik, Nelson, Olsenk, Kro l, Taschner, Floma, Martin. Row 3: Carter, Wattley, Miripol, Koehler, Pompe, Chleboun, Gwlasda, Mensching. Row 2: Proctor, P'aatelnik, Silva, Rullo, Sha iro, Benedetto. Front Row: Nelson, Klaszky, Horton, Ness Larson, Finland, Gianpicolo, Giometti. MR. MEYER Top Row: Calvello, Ranz, Caramusa, Eben, Blecker. Wiech'wski, Brown. Pow 2: Reif, Kettelhut, Zajac, Schuelki, Mr. Meyer. Front Row' Prondznski, Kamin- ski, Frontzak, Hauschild, Schweig, Janlk. MR. N. MILLER TOD Row: Wagner, Hunt, Felbinger, Dickow Wilk, lncandela, Vertnick, Stangeland. Row 4: Hertel, Jahn, Jensen, Semenek, Add-ante, Forest, Balduf. Row 3: Hempel, Aadland, Post Conradson, Parker, Van- gemert, Krause, Singer. Row 2: Hinriksson, Hieshima, Olson, Maika, Grau, Klein. Pvont Row: Shurnan, AV1S9lmif'1i, WOVChek, Herbst, Kruse, Kunita, Blesy. MR. MORTON Top Row: Kaczanowski, Blqndf Burggraff B0Um0f1 Woitas, Bischoff, A'Ambrosia, Dechant, Cawzowerl Row 4: Szalla, Dolas, Pappas, Erickson, Vallard Ryan, Mark, Lothian. Row 3: Goodman, ldes, Augello Nass 'McCabe' Larson,'Kure , Faulisi, Waigand, Mr Morton. Front Row: Connoliy, Kessenich, Schwarz, Anderson, Hardy, Gleistein, Abbinanti. MR. PELUSO Top Ro-ws Perez, Goldenson, MacPherson, Gaylord, Moyich, Conky, Rapp, Powell, Lawniczak. Row 4: Lofgren, Heihol, Nelson, Hegg, Blake, Boncimino, Wallert. Row 3: Cali, Jacobsen, Locashio, Hruska, Moore, Erickson. Row 2: Myers, Schradre, Krotz, Zanon, Svitak, Fogelberg, Kreiling. Front Row: Duer- koop, Schlee, Gilmer, Mr. P'eluso, Newey, McDas, 1 Breno Gilbert Rueter Washco, Feldsfein. ROW 2. Benson. MR. REIM Top Row: Dejohn, Friese, Klepacki, Cook, Uttop, Pudzis. Row 3: Subia Doyle Gleason Lindernan Forgard shageh, Kobeski. Front Raw: Mr. Tolomeo, Pear, Swagler, Galloway, Kampf, Roach, Maki, Jaworski, Pow 2: I acob- Reim, Walton, Palvchniak. Top Row: Bossier, DeLaurentis, Elsentein, Weber, Normantowicz, Green, Slove, Haliziw. Row 4: Chap- man, Deli, Hering, Dawson, Pesch, Mallet, Spondouris, Row 3: Mular, DeLaNoval, Dumelle, Suffi, Brando, Trojan, Strawa. Row 2: Budzichowski, Matzick, Mil- azzo, Stevens, Karr. Front Row: Goclan, Lehnert, Mosinski, Mr. Rodger, Johnson, Lester, Coyne, MRS. ADAMS Top Row: Kraus, Grejczyk, Rock, Dubrock, Harris, Galamage, Gorny, Dannhauer. Row 4: Tom, Schiller, Matthes, Lynge, Ozimek, Lagus, Guth. Row 3: DeBaf, Farenkopf, Kulowitch, Dabrowski, Young, Gadomski. Row 2: Wiesner, Haag, Mitsui, Preus, Reiss, Nagel. Front Row: Greasy, Bacon, Leeders, Mrs. Adams, Duy, W'an:t, Lodor. Aviation shop students must become mmpletely acquainted with the ENGINES that drive the props of the flying machines. 'WWW A C173 E17-' 4 gps Wa X ,Q Wh ill' W li Q N ? 3 Q -ff r ,MWC 1 fs .s , , 1 '-fm 4 1 in Y ' f ' Q , - Q 2 3 ? MQW Q, . A M? ' f A Q WZ, Q V MR. BEGUN Top Row: Young, Kontos, Judah, Kasprzak, Bolling, Seyterlich, Leicht, Payton, Jordan. Row 4: Saillor, Smith, Wehde, Denmark, Dahlquist, Chase, Schmall, Prazriowski. Row 3: Schone, Helder, Rumbler, Dieker, Gavelek, Frank, Jost, Yankewitz. Row 2: Skora, Klaar, Tangorra, Hoffman, Woltanski, Kruempelstaedter, Keglewitsch, Front Row: Matti, Reichel, Dziwljk, Ron- ninc, Zeid, Olson, Kirth. MR. BJANKINI Top Row: Golimowski, Marcuccilli, W'robel, Bauer, Jchnson, Zielinski, W'eltch, Reeves, Beichen. Row 4: Lomaz, Ptak, Orze, Franke, Cashman, Stelzer, Smolen, Hruby. Row 3: Thoren, Lichter, Frogge, Waliczek, Schmid, Skwierczynski, Kruk. Row 2: Hast- ings, Newhouse, Nafziger, Vial, Killian, Sanborn. Front Row: Suppo, Fletre, Ballatin, Wilson, Bartelson, Martorano, Mr. Bjankini. MR. BULAWA Top Row: Talaga, Bellavia, Freebus, Gruber, Wells, Schubert, Vikei, Hertel. Row 3: August, Brakman, Goveia, Quast, Mikkelsen, Bencich, Lieber. Row 2: Mr. Bulawa, Sille, Lawing, Losch, Madura. Front Row: Billings, Kauts, Gillis, Nelson, Niedle, Stepan, Kahn. MR. CLARK Top Row: Paoli, Roncketti, Mrozek, Creag, Floore, Clarkson, Leschinski, Wood, Schroeder. Row 4: Tar- pey, Stymbris, Lyall, Paalksnis, Kalvig, Duckman, Kordik, Kulier. Row 3: P'almquist, Olson, Pratt, Mor- reale, Piant. Row 2: Riff, Elkin, Ritter, Raffaelli, Pecen, Stuerzl. Front Row: Nikich, Miller, Abraham- son, Mr. Clark, Hamano, Norris, Dubiak. MR. CULBERTSON Top Row: Olle, Arnold, Lech, Clark, Koch, Cowley, Henry, Noren, Johnson, Row 4: Fleischhacker, Fon- ferko, Moerle, Blair, Behr, Prosken, Williams, Hack, Row 3: Maciejewski, Grunlund, Wartalski, Sugrue, Kruk, Sokoloff, Skiersch, Cole, Kelly. Row 2: Tuisi, Saalfeld, Rocheba, Ost, Viani, Foss, Carlson, Melnick. Front Row: Lech, Rossman, Haller, Krienity, Froelich, Kasper, Mr. Culbertson. JUNIORS MR. DREZDZON Top Row: Lazarski, P'aul, Wakitsch, Lehor, Krauss, Kerwer, Wozny, Kaszynski. Row 4: Weyland, Suski, Pempek, Morydz, Kaiser, Ellgass. Row 3: Torgerson, Slavick, Nelson, Marchewka, Dryer, Carlson, Boele, Row 2: Mr. Drezdzon, Sedlo, Pistroio, Hochl.. Front Row: Klugski, Kamensky, Johnson, Jensen, Lawrenz. Nakamura, Nootbaar. MISS FLYNN Top Row: Leithem, Janusz, Loris, Baumann, Howard, Farris, Kurek, Hahn, Mlchalski, Row 4: Carras, Koschnitzke, Kirchhotf, Lutz, Litka, Johnson, Horsch, Fukai. Row 3: Kawasski, Zeber, Levitzke, Martens, Winandy, Kalesz, Francis, Koumiss. Row'2: Miss Flynn, Osmundsen, Nocla, Kay, Friedlieb, Wisniewski, Kubala. Front Row: Cesarotti, Abrams, Poper, Cooper, Navy, Hines, Buckman. MISS JORDAN I Top Row: Melloh, Haber, Narr, Saldenais, Velebit, LePere, McDougaId, Crouse, Schwarzberger. Row44: Corrado, Gcch, Terranella, Stevens, Schwager, Giardini, Galantha, Schaar. Row 3: Lapinski, Schordie, Podesta, Quinn, Sherwin, Lahti, Horvath. Row 2: Roderick, Segal, Heitman, Lentini, Handzel, Campise. Front Row: Harris, Pencis, Seebancher, Munao, Pretael, Duddles, Miss Jordan. MR. KENNY Top Row: Wittbrod, Marchi, Stanphill, Schwager, Horst, lwanicki, Fipala, Pohlschmidt. Row 4: Schneider, Frank, Netzel, LaSota, Tyranski, Rogers, Werdell. Row 3: Henninger, Curtis, Moeller, Heintz, Lukasik, Darth. Row 2: Janulaitis, Danenberg, Winiarz, Shorr, Sudkiamp, Leprrich. Fronlt Row: Levine, Epstein, Uchiyama, Scarnato, Brandseth, Richter, Thulke. MRS. KLUGE Top Row: Noble, Samp, Mitchell, Opager, Foster, Lakotka, Bosenbecher, Daniels, Julian. Row 4: Bucolt, Girard, Budenieks, Bessler, Neigbbauer, Kreissl, Mar- chi, Litwicki, Lugumell. Row 3: Gedenk, Lazazzera, Meinberg, Davicor, Turinetti, Goodwin, Doheny, Guenther, Szymell. Row 2: Christotidis, Lundberg, Vogt, Ackerson, Cetnar, Burke, Herbon, Stamm, Mrkota, Front Row: Lindy, Blatherwick, Hall, Felder, Hale, Zavilla, Duray, Fahlgren. Laneit-3 slashes a grounder to short in BATTING PRACTICE before city championship game at Comiskey Pork on the South Side. JUINORS MR. LEHMAN Top Row: Yzaguirre, Delke, Gunn, Paries, Egloff, Aigner, Hopp, Bobek, Field. Row 4: Berrittini, Her- rington, Ledene, Yan, Sachs, Aust, Abbate, Berman. Row 3: Choate, Mossman, Geblart, Antonson, Pobgee, Livas, Hallett. Row 2: Berman, Baker, Belytschko, Guagliardo, Gareki, Gallas, Jornd. Front Row: Nishi, Swaitek, Rieter, Clark, Froehlich, Jacoby, Mr. Lehman. MR. LINDEN Top Row: Belch, Mamone, Felbinger, Schroeder, Sloma Wright, Kutin. Row 4: Rolsing, Milani, Reimers, Mikkelsenis, Kosick, Jones. Row 3: Kostak, Teufel, Sriver, Zimmer, Woeruer. Row 2: Dryden, Basso, Ziontek, Loos, Grabowski, Vitor, Mr. Linden. Front Row: Centanni, Gustafson, Stout, Pongetti, Rinaldi. MR. LUTZEN Top Row: Hovinen, Bergmann, Shannon, Taylor, O'Connor, Nightlinger, Behrendt, Cutinello. Row 3: Tancredi, Kovak, Pelka, Mindy, Harris, Miller, Mc- Grann. Row 2: Haeger, Strybel, Guilfoil, Romabowski, Glawacz, Hoffman. Front Row: Mr. Lutzen, James, Finn, Adams, Garcia, Russo, Cieszykowski. MR MAAS Top Row: Bartman, Walsh, Wohlers, Roth, Okinski, Netterstram, Szpisjak, Salg. Row 4: Ukelhaeuser, Os- wald, Lane, Krajecki, Maki, Anderson, Seifert. Row 3: Young, Blaumueller, Zobott, Schawan, Nemeth, Pri- emer, Homes, Parkin, Row 2: Hickman, Vermiglio, Burgin, McQuade, Pactwa, Kasai. Front Row: Mr. Qlads, Magura, Valos, Neumeyer, Garrett, Vogel, op er. MISS MAZUR Top Row: Smolen, Urbanek, Flansberg, Wolf, Olszew- ski, Bochantin, Harris, Wasilewski. Row 4: Goralczyk, Santini, Norris, Kozak, Humbert, Czmielewski. Row 3: Leia, Barzowski, Moulton, Olszewski, Sadowsici, Jes- iowski. Row 2: Sobczak, Maras, Larson, Kachka Mitera, Fitte. Front Row: Levandoski, Starzyk, Breski Waichulis, Pietrzyk, Grzesiak, Kane. 1 1 'V .K I WYT77 MR MCVEY T Row: Pamum, Treff, Pessoro, Wifekf Afendff Slggce Smith Winblad. Row 3: Weber, Bl-lChl'10lfZ, Payne' Glab,'McPherson, Wohehart, Glysing. ROW 21 Kamirlski Gunther, Krueger, LGHQ, N0S0 kf Roggef Smolarskil, W'egrzyx. Front Row: Gabiarde,.l-0deWYCk, Boro, Mr. McVey, Peterson, Hurless, JU5f'5- MRS. MISSNER- , Top Row: Piediscafzi, Luttmer, Christensen, MarUniel, Davis, Sandberg, Mieszala, Drew. Row 4: Soikd, MlClZ- zeri, Farveni, Hoppe, Vanella, Solomon, Eakins. Row 3: Barnes, Kuoels, Penczek. Row 2: Kuss.l'rlQl'1f1f M0- negato Hawkinson, Kurtz, Dalke, Bug0IlISKlS, SDN? man. Front Row: Mrs. Missner, Gullano, Battaglia, Messina, Esau, Folk, Kowalke. MR. MORRISSEY' I Top Row: Dudzinski, Johnson, Stasiek, Kulm, Garcia, Earnisse, Lepold. Harding. Row 4: Notter, Romaniak, Divarco, Kardaras, Cetnarowicz, Arnold, Bureslci, Row 3: Waichulis, Bauer, Smith, Dukat, Purgatorio, Senkler, Gebhardt, Rosenau. Row 2: Valenzal, Jensen, Center, Mitchell, Lombardi, Novak. Front Row: Lind- ner, Kestler, Porps, Cajda, Chanoux, Krasowski, Craw- ford. MR. PETERSEN Top Row: Bieschke, Jamrozy, Schille, Schmidt, Kilar- ski, Spaeth, Penningsdorf, Gunterman. Row 4: Podow- ski, Kozlowski, Skarulis, Melby, Ruscheinski, Peterson, Boyk. Row 3: Helder, Muench, Schuricht, Sandona. Row 2: Dumont, P'iescionek, Rosinski, Naue, Dick, Cwik. Front Row: Deligianes, Bischoff, Wuchte, Mr. Petersen, Manganello, Rong, Nitka. MR. RENNISON Top Row: Mika, Weith, Sluzynski, Mazurek, Szudarski, Lee, Nanni, Gudz. Row 4: Delli, Litza, Lemmens, Fulcher, Massey, Whitetide, Giaf. Row 3: Bretschi, Anderson, Imm, Konrad, Kopanke, Gruber. Row 2: Jurczyk, Daw, Olson, Brukner, Wilk, Brown. Front Row: Kasprzak, Lichtinberger, Schwab, Knapik, Gut- zeit, Decker, Mr. Rennison. PUSHING WAY BACK, Tom Schultz begins tackle of a Steinmetz Streak in his own territor Y. 1 9 Mn! Q . , X X Q 3 ix fl! ,y W4 yur, I, , V . f y 'V f Q V ' ffzfflz M vw ,-uf-Xin ' f 5 y 5 2 2:5233 555 M sis MR. C, ROGERS Top Row: Fanale, Franzen, Zajac, Pawlak, Hayes, Deleo, Gardula, Stiewe. Row 3: Tranchitello, Budz, Kowalski, Koukal, Oleson, Young, Devience. Row 2: Kolman, Berendt, Bywalec, Brown, Costello, Wesolow- ski. Front Row: Richards, Slowik, Martyka, Falk, Justus, Kasprzak, Mr. Rogers. MR. SIEDBAND Top Row: Paul, Reabus, Mason, Kamienskl, O'Haro, Nowakowski, Nickl, Bakes. Row 4: Patko, Swierski, Baron, Parzinsky, Slater, Darey, Motz. Row 3: Frant- zen, Lucas, Pasternak, Massel, Konieczny, Aiello. Row 2: Duy, Epert, Revoir, Quinn, Shemroske, Baker. Front Row: Ojeda, Pringle, Wlolter, Casper, Doyle Nettnin, Mr. Siedband. MR. SOTTER Top Row: Gams, Kujawa, Hauck, Pond, Schmitt, Adolf, Matuszak, Spakowski. Row 4: Nason, Grote, Ston-equist, Schwartz, Kalusa, Hage, Sward. Row 3: Meske, DeCarIo, Russo, Pranno, Rest, Hzrschmann Kielbasa, Fontagneres. Row 2: Maggio, W'iidner Mutz, Miner, Wildt, Meier, Ratachie. Front Row: Montalbano, Ring, Gorda:n, Mr. Sotter, Flekarski Andreopoulos, Czarnik. 1 i I MR. TAPLEY Top Row: Gawlik, Nevinski, Mikoleit, Weyde, Kenney Litt, Pritchard, Tamilla. Row 4: Madsen, Jurgelewicz 1 1 Ziemblick, Nowakowski, Oznoff, Holzman, Szczepan- iak. Row 3: Roberts, Taylor, Thomas, Prange, Bat- aoel, May, Lewand. Row 2: Mendyt, Pryga, Spiess, Freiman, Horak. Front Row: Theimer, Genovaldi, Wal- ler, Mr. Tapley, Jakubanis, Waryas, Wilke. SENIDRS MR. ANDERSON Top Row: Matzl, Steigelman, Mueller, Christiansen, Odle, Syversen, Summers, Sorensen. Row 4: Lenoch, Lefeber, Johnsen, Criel, Ohman, Nowak, Meyer. Row 3: Plank, Pearlman, Refvik, Stec, Foss. Row 2: Deoerbrok, Hzrn, Andres, Houck, Medo. Front Row: Mr. Anderson, Danael, Boehm, Zalazinski, Boehm, Chvojcsek, Schmidt. a SENIORS MR. BALDASSARRE H A Top Row: Lapalio, Stein, Pasko,VWaszkiewicz, Lee, Tyler, Pelka, Gherry. Row 4: Jezierski, lngvoldstod, Jendry, Ebey, Thomson, Chari, Hentschel. Row 3: Tritis, Klein, Spitalli, Tustin, Wade, Hunks. Row 2: Mr, Bcildassarre, Mazurowski, Brogaard, Golub, Front Row: Mandzy, Carrera, Priko, Romaniak, Cou- villion, Danecker, Christensen. MR. BURKE Top Row: Marcy, Heyboer, Mallnowski, Holmes, Haskins, Koeppl, Skrzyp. Row 3: Ulosovich, Adams, Tyckoson, Johnson, Braunerer, Billings. Row 2: Stein, Nieman, Sykes, O'Dell, Ogren, Miscevich, Harrington. Front Row: Mr. Burke, Hague, Slowinski, May, ln- grassia, Brace. MISS GIBBONS Top Row: Williamson, Leniik, Olsofka, Hribar, Dyk- stra, Miller, Marx, Bose. Row 3: Richter, Marnos, Colvin, Kapka, Lohner, Prevot, Yeh. Row 2: Gergely, Pinkawa, Schucl, Giuwta, Stevens, Brown, Mayer. Frcnt Row: Clark, Grunwald, Krofta, Wirtz, Muscarel- lo, Haley, Grosklavs. MR. GUARINO Top Rcw: Geach, l-later, Monroe, Stedman, Malmen, Lau, Marselos, Gustavson. Row 4: Lipner, Fulton, Wickman, Warta, Semple, Hass, Price. Row 3: Zurek, Ceas, Bchman, Larson, Carlson, Koeppl, Mcl.anis, Conne. Pow 2: Olsen, Sroke, Antti, Focht, Kaczkos, Becker, Front Row: Feinerman, Fink, Grossman, Mr. Guarino, Jensen, Bleyer, Higashide. MR. HAWVER Top Row: Grelack, Peterson, Sommers, Marsico, Roth- bauer, Ccrduan, Sheirok Thornhill. Row 3: Snow, Getrer, Anderson, Schmidt, Wescher, Jarosz, Eschker. Row 2: VV'oehile, Maryanski, Buzz, Lowder, Zimmer- man, Steigerwald, Front Row: Moy, Rodriquez, Mr. Hawver, Welnicke, Smith, Stipati, Maita, Part of course of study in aviation is that of the FRAMEWORK of an airplane. 24 SENIORS MR. HEFLIN Top Row: Meyer, Schiller, Smith, Palmquist, Jewell, Baren, Malinowski, Rothbauer. Row 4: Miller, Bate- man, Barrls, Tymitz, Dabrowski, Beller. Row 3: Rot- ter, Ruboyianes, Rothgeb, Jagdmann, Jackson, For- ward, Kalnajs. Row 2: Vankerk, Bergquist, Fisher, Clancy, Crane, Yee, Del, Guidice Front Row. Mr. Heflin, Hehn, Knopsnyder,, Sullivan, Shuchman, Blen- der, Eidukas MR. KUECKER Top Row: Anagnostopoulos, Gnadt, Sanno, Cassa, Hansen, Japczyk, Swinbanks, Winstead. Row 3: Mr. Kuecker, Michelotte, James, Altenburg, Schulz, Gag- liano Listermann, Row 2: Vogler, Stams, Katsoulous, Teresi, Stankiewicz, Mischung. Front Row: Tomusiak, Dalfino, Tarsitano, Kula, Harris, Jean. MR. PAINE Top Row: Prchlik, Kath, Jacobs, Wronklewicz, Kum- metz, Cholod, Duy, Boldt. Row 4: Brix, Richter, Ziegler, Mular, Alexander, Miller, P'awela. Row 3: Sherman, Johnson, Hall, Collins, Schnaufer Smetters. Row 2: Benzing, Richards, Scimeca, Zorn. Eront Row: Sioeliert, Von Neffe, Lewis, Mr. Paine, Engel, Bullis, e ze . MR. PETERSON Top Row: Kopanke, Liepold, Sandahl, Kurth, Gordon, Kemp, Schimon. Row 3: Taterka, Regner, Hirsch, Church, Reichstadter. Row 2: Orsan, Malkouski, Stevens, Reiss, Mr. Peterson. Front Row: Johnson, Bernhard, Eglitis, Rios, Melone. MISS SCHOOLER Top Row: Mazik, Lussow, Onischak, Bellande, Ligocki, Kraus, Eby, Sloan. Row 3: Ernst, Carlson, Christ- iansen, Fuchs, Cortese, Muglia, Murphy. Row 2: Tullia, Halas, Shogren, Haag, Maulsby, Larsen, Schram, Hackeloer. Front Row: Minnice, Wahlgren, Cohen, Johnson, Proctor, Jamka, Kendall. MR. SLEPICKA I 1' R : 5 I n, Roschmann, Dlneen, .Knutsen, Slilgynskli Ehcagtrtio Odishoo, MeY9 Ref' REngleif Anderson, Kleist, Johnsen, AHWPQ0, D0 on - ov' k' Mr. Slepicka, Sherman, Carlsong Holtzmvn, KRJWECZB f Nefzel, from Row: Chvolcsek, lonz, Fasuna, o nson, Jenson, Botzenhardt, Gatta. MISS SPRAhETZL b t D h I ow: Koch Buschbac ,U Gm el' , 0 F101 Ssgmide Sommer,'PaImer, Schmltg. Row 3: Sprengel, Thomas' Janisch, Gallow0Y, Plekafczykf Badgley' Row 22 Feldman, James, Spielman, Carstlensen, gchmidfke, Miss Spraetg. Front Row: Witt, Riley, Anderson, Rudek, Schuricht, Fe QU50 '- MR. TOPP Tap Row. Berg, Kebo, Sauer, Dressler, Mack, Accardo, Howanietz, Kedzie, Bubenhelmer, Kloor, Pmello Row 3: Lacko, Wiseman, Watt Lutz, Dawson, Edwards, Caggiano, Fermayle. Roy 2: -Mr. Topp, Hardenstem, Sulis, Jagst, Grochowskl, Chlmack, Forsl'and.'Front Row: Schiro, Breit, Fugimori, Blank, Bitwln, Rizzuto, Schiro. MISS BARRON Top Row: Plattner, Hanchar, Kruse, Olsen, Velde, Hanson, Stoecker, Olsen. Row 4: Satala, Gustafson, Ochotnicky, Nagel, Grozik, Wilkens, Kochan. Row 3: Vosel, Stahl, Peterson, Collins. Row 2: Miss Barron, Rausen, Moeshiba, Berner, Walker, Uchima. Front Row: Reed, Nichols, Tucker, Mataya, Brenner, Gibisch. MR. BLUM Top Row: Lucas, Rogus, Mix, Clark, Diliberto, Hemb- ling, Koczan. Row 3: Cirulis, Czechowski, Kichler, Gil, Morice, Bratko. Row 2: Mr. Blum, Reilly, Galla, Wildner, Green, Miller. Front Row: Bauer, Koenig, Jenson, Grodecki, Schutt, Garncarz. ii, , , efln 5 ge If in wms ,.,.. . has ,, ,., S. .Wm Attentive REPRESENTATIVES in Student Council listen to off' dd acer a ressing them on order ot business important to all Laneites, N 1 r 1 I , 1 WZ ff! . w fix W V' QQ, K 35 U4 1 n I sn -Q-4 a 61 MRS. BRODMAN Top Row: Dorow, Heh, Pross, Anderson, Gorny, Miller Lewkowich. Row 4: Checker, Moy, Stueber, Kenny Johnson, Forman. Row 3: Poynter, Fogelberg, Mosoff Furusho, Yingling, Schiller, Carlson. Row 2: Zemanek Healy, Barrios, Lieber, Gasik, Gforer, Mrs. Bradman. Front Row: Hartman, Simoncelli, Fasano, Ferrero Schnarr. r 1 1 r I MISS COLLINS Top Row: Hall, Brezinski, MacDonald, Sorullo, Wie- wandt, Gonos, Ciezki, Rosenmeyer, Hamilton. Row 4: Kusterer, Tokarski, Slobodzian, Schuessler, Adamow- ski, McEwan, Boyd, Daly. Row 3: Smith, Zebrowski Tengler, Bosowski, Volpe, Reid, Peragowits. Row 2: Swiela, Makowski, Pluta, Blahuta, Maurer, Boris, Miss Collins. Front Row: Lorenz, Scarse, Goldenburg, Hampenburg, Mueller, Nelson, Falcone. i MISS CONNOLLY Top Row: Anzalone, Dahms, Mlschung, Seifritz. Teichman, Scannell, Prusener. Row 4: Newton, Green, Zang, Kirchardt, Serantoni, Cummings, Haase. Row 3: Doyle, Andrews, Schmehl, Marx, Frenchette, Wake, Stanley, Weyland. Row 2: Dyokos, Larson, Hughes, Hansen, Kruger, lovanut, Schroeder. Front Row: Sutherland, Weine, Gbson, Gagliano, Cirese, Andersen, Rosenberg. MR. DUSKIN Top Rcw: Richard, Uhlman, Soreghen, Klipp, Bur- zinski, Skwerski, Gawrusik, Banos, Banyai. Row 4: Swieca, Temple, Vaughn, Sliwa, Stein, Tuttle, Jacobi son, Petri. Row 3: Bronis, Tierney, Matiss, Graf, Fagan, Rindl, Galati, Sandstrom, Wrhlt. Row 2: Kmieciak, Steinbach, Craddock, W'ersching, Palumbo, Lodew.ck, Morales, Mr. Duskin. Front Row: Guzzo, Sfec, Tcmlinsan, Manda, Eckardt, Blatnzck, Holtane MISS FELT Top Row: Naue, Vasiliauskas, Melady, North, Spy- chala, Palmer, Pikorn, Lettner, Haugen. Row 4: Ness, VanWazer, Malinowski, M:Dade, Borucki, Ross, Carl- son, Gongola. Row 3: Weiss, Polidori, Karnps, Larsen, Stasek, Schweffeger, Matuszak, Klug, Walle. Row 2: Mrss Felt, Ma'onn, Nazimek, Malatta, Logan, Levy, Vrakelfs, Koyanagi, Jeske, Tadel. Front Row: Jurwe- wcz, Miller, Schrefris, Bao, Mic.ek, Spahn, Smith. MR. GANNON Top Row: Mr. Gannon, Schultz, l-lempfling, Young, Se:b2rt, Front Row: Nahrstadt, Ellscn, Kle.n, Braun. MISS HESS Top Row: Kaloyta, Ruf, Rogers, Kutzkan, Farina, Fleiner, Dieball, Summerhill, Row 4: Frahm, Reite, Watk nz, Follingstad, Weaver, Lech, Watanabe. Row 3: Viyerito, Pikula, Stauff, Barnec, She-rw.n, Wh.to, Row 2: Taxis, Debaest, Wagner, Scott, Sanders, Jarpe igian, Mss l-less. Frowt Row: Lucheon, Arnold, Skirha, Spanik, Passente, Litz. Sparkling METAL TREE decorates stage during annual Christmas assembly. SENIORS MR. HEALY Top Row: O'Keefe, Sadoski, Orchard, Frick, l'lOZle- wood, Clausen, Herner, Koszuta. Row 4: Garbacz, Meyer, Zaremba, Shanaraw, Solberg, Cichon, Lonck- sak. Rtw 3: Marino, Fronczak, Schlutor, Kolodzieiski, Schlacks, Makaris, Montalyo, Ohlinger. Row 2: Cali, Miranda, Hokenson, Becker, Leibforth, Jones, Mr. Healy. Front Row: Marchlsotto, Popke, Kirschner, Stetz, Thomson, Jensen. MRS. HOWARD Top Row: Samp, Heinz, Laskonis, Herold, Hagen, Skolski, Fritzler, Folk. Rcw 4: Hirt, Kurcz, Fillicaro, Zagroba, Chapin, Hoover, Shipkin. Row 3: Freuss, Malarski, Hilker, Wachholz, Kuzmicki, Row 2: Din- gels, Parnum, Proce, Warmswski, Riggio, Takeshi, Nelson. Front Row: Mrs. Howard, Dukat, Dunhal, Leisky, Lamping, Bobkiewicz, Labelle. MISS LINDLEY Top Row: Mukatis, Geise, Gauss, Sloan, Schmidt, Hanke, Kowalski, Ochwat. Row 5: Beck, Von Helms, Schmidt, Reed, Lesch, Pahlke, Niepzwiecki. Row 4: Peterson, Downs, Quinn, Schanken, Marquette, Solarz. Row 3: Gasiorowski, Remback, Hoffstadter, Kobs, Pluclnski, Keller, Cassiday. Row 2: Miss Lindley, Bloom, Molose, Gale, Carlson. Front Row: Karas, Lamszus, Hirsch, Pope, Smalley, Arendt, O'Brien. 4 ri Ji .J 4 SENIORS MR. LYON Top Row: Vercnocke, Stayart, Ramel, Wallace, Rose, Hopkins. Row 3: Wilkie, P'etkonas, Gallichio, Becker, Witczak. Row 2: Schmitzer, Calabrese, Bauer, Baum- beck, Mlodzik. Front Row: Zils, DeVita, Mr. Lyon, Rogers, Biedowicz. MR. MARKLAND Top Row: TenBeuin, Kelley, Jankauskas, Helwig, Lambert, Hayes, Eddy, Norvic. Row 4: Doltf, Carson, Thiel, Entzminger, Stenberg, Lefkow, Wallace. Row 3: Carbonara. Baruch, Clark, lbsen, llly, Jaworski, Larsen, Kieszyk. Row 2: Hallitschke, Mattes, Olsen, Mitchell, Alf, Pruski, Mr. Markland. Front Row: Bud- zyn, Murata, Kumek, Fetzin, Cerami, Hernandez. MISS McBEE Top Row: Rock, Bonin, Schmidt, Roppolo, Krabec, laworski, Coughlin, Derlis. Row 3: Popp, Schaeffer, Murray, Kramm, Gatz, Price, Smith. Row 2: Miss McBee, Kehdler, Korus, Lavaccare, Golnick, Olson, Mr. Eckl. Front Row: Lobosco, Murawski, Koeniges, Hary, Demore, Stawinoga, Gaggiano. MISS MCTIGUE Top Row: Garbacz, Burden, Norman, Wiesinger, Buck, Sypel, Tresnak, Karg. Row 4: P'almer, Disch, Czer- winski, Webb, Osimowicz, Bordean, Kampf. Row 3: Sokulski, Clemmons. Row 2: Miss McTigue, Holm, Anderson, Buschmann, Emery, Hyland, Quinones. Front Row: Neesan, Mix, Schreiber, LoF'resto, Allen, Cox, Mulsotf., MISS OWENS Top Row: Bosmann, Tabel, Winkates, Cechner, Chelby, Hansen, Mena, Ziegeldorf. Row 4: Anderson, Utroska, Yore, Tomary, Harris, Yonan, Smith. Row 3: Calfa, McReynolds, Weil, Yamada, Duffy, Gunsteen. Row 2: Orzech, Fuentle, Zarn, Ulz, Such, Tripoli, Johnson. Front Row: Anderson, Chomko, Wiecek, Wasniewski, Gagliano, Leher. L .,,,, . L . tegiiieeeiii ,7 MW WEW' wk If ab 'Il frffff Q if , -ff IZ W I ' f W f W - A' .M-an Sf 2 ,, W, ,I V , , t 4 ,f'x '. f ' K ,. , ,f . Ku.. .. M 1 MISS POPP Top Row: Ciriganani, Hanson Olson, W0d9r TV!-'Vik Knight Muiller, Rudis, Pokrytke. Row 4: Hennings I ' Trnka, Kloss Salter, Martin, Tasson. Roiogl: Qzzaliqvssrki, Labant, Matusiak, Kotowski, .Dybal, Prieto Pruski. Row 2: Laumer, Macchione, Mitchell, Tanke', McClellan, Koizarek, Y05ff Ffoflf Row: Aml' sana, Popp, Scarlata, Schneider, Mika, Kittle, Morales. MISS RATI-IJEN ' Top Row: Sosnowski, Bugiel, Selen, CZGTFISCKI, Jenkot, Kwiatkowski, Pabst, Kuczaj, Stasieluk. Row 4: Celli, Kolman, Clark, Szymczak, Krankel, Johnson, Hrycyk, Cole. Row 3: Pesce, Cohn, Kuta,'Dudek, Vandenberg, Egel, Cantor. Row 2: Miss Rathjen, Weber, Pociask, Klepacki, Rodway, Lee. Front Row: Bold, Gac, Stock, Downing, Soclergren, Kempa, Labuda. MRS. A. ROGERS A I Top Row: Szczech, Homan, Dembinski, Pinkowski, Schram, Krakowski, Muchowicz, Husch, Wasicki. Row 4: Mierzwa, Jensen, Sobolewski, Bartosik, Dawson, Jaszkowski, Darsch, Rowan. Row 3: Saluga, Nude- Iman, Elkins, LaFleur, Parey, Wallace, Schoettes. Doll. Row 2: Mrs. Rogers, Jops, Janczak, Kmieclk, Mesikapp, Marcinkiewicz, Plucinski, Soczewa. Front Row: Larson, Kosiba, Kuhns, Jarecki, Witzak, Kiew- icz, Lotz. MR. SCHWARTZ Top Row: Frank, Booth, Balboa, Trent, Timon, Tar- asiewicz, Dolan, Kubala. Row 3: Kesteloot, Locacius, Hein, Cali, llosvay, Heidenreich. Row 2: Kane, King, Bauman, Wielosinski, Lopiparo, Mr. Schwartz. Front Row: Gwiasda, Tomaszewski, Frerichs, Konzel, Sta- udenmayer, Clemente. MRS. JONES AND MRS. SKINNER Top Row: Rubschlager, Niemann, Krone, Golden, Reilly, Nichols, Rydberg. Row 2: Ruzcki, Hochberger, Haase, Wimberly, Ban, Fornebene, Lennert. Front Row: Mrs. Jones, Sentowski, Bjearegaard, Kinzig, Kouch- houkos, Kazmierski, Mrs. Skinner. 1 X if f Z fv ' f f ' J ' ,.,,,,,.,,.W,,t,f 4 1' 4' if -' ' - ' 1 I We . G S N... 4 k 2. VM M5115 wg? ' rr 5? ii, W Q Z E ri frrrrsrttet S in an As gg 1 Ni lm e Q mm E , -s,,,,,,QxM .3 X 3 352 EEE! New KW 'nm .. i EH 5 555 'rf l.ane's DYNAMIC SIZE is pictured from root looking over the botanical garden. 1 rv ' ,Au-,f W Vi' ..a..n... SENIORS MR. WALEWANDER Top Row: Appelhans, Mannina, Riser, Przybflski Johnscn, Sellberg, Somers, Erickson, Hickman, Row 4 Egan, lngallinera, Scholl, Kelly, Milewski, Itnyre, Ka.tz, Herzic. Row 3: Martin, Huss, Schumacher Nlson Naatz Lon Turner Rornmelfaea er Ed- 3 1 1 Q1 1 Q 1 warcls. Row 2: Olsen, Cost, Arnclt, Andreen, Quillinan Fenner, Howard. Front Row: Swanson, Borek, Foster Stamer, Tichy, Stranberg, Felice, MR. WEINER dierks, Felske, Mroczek, Mork, Cacioppo. Row 4 Hofmann, Malek, Somensk, Purtell, Carlchuff, Mills Colvin, Gicrnetti. Row 3: Dorociak, Scholtes, Lichner Mizialko, Graziono, Boots, Weager, Row 2: Mr Weiner, Novinscn, Krueger,McAvoy, Roberts, Roth Front Row: Racic, Leffingwell, Gregory, Swientek Spindler, Miller, Stark. MR. WEINSTEIN Top Row: Moyich, Bauer, Bucek, Oswald, Zboral- ski, Carson, Jablinski, Nelson. Row 4: Wall, Wolb- ing, Berg, Cantor, Garvey, Brown, Frey. Row 3: Mr Weinstein, P'urpura, Francis, Kropfl, Hodge. Row 2 Enblom, Schmat, Schmidt, Skweres, Miller, O'Mah- 1nef.Front Row: Lunclaust, Dorda, Dallan, Prosz Maroldo, Manning, Arozan. M'l. YOUNG Top Row: Shouba, Flood, Sworbrick, Gradl, Kouch- oukos Witt Nelscn. Row 3: Mr Young, Donato Matz,l W'ittenberg, Formeister, Rusnak, Mclntyre, Top Row: Stomison, Skolski, Diehl, Krause, Meier- 'fow 2: Felish, Moody, Horton, Twyman, Kaplan Fvont Pow: Fostigllone, Blake, Bu3ch, Vaccarc, Cohen DeNicolo mwxss., , X , 5 1 cg, K4-K WELCOMING GUESTS to Lane, Social Center Committee members gladly check girls' coats. I 5 a K f , 2 Q 1 E Q 2 1 f 6 s S w 1ifZ1W . W w 'nf 'ff , - f' ff ,W ' ,-,fd z,,2 .w-,mfswf-f i'-'wmfff4.s,.,wzmW.sza,,,M wwfsvww.-Wwxf 's41zx...'. n xx fr 1, ., . fa, -14. ,,.- , ff' Q 'f f QM' D A, ul , 1 I' ., ' ' X 1 Q' mighty' L2 1. assist' A rea A -fl' '55 S n- W' ?-W 'M X Z . if 1 if ,MQW , , B X Q Q' Ni A x X X X X X X Q N, X X X Q .mx Sm S MUSIC WWW ii USlC is the science and art of rhythmic blending of tones for melody and harmony, This is made possible by the motion of hand on instruments, the deflation of singers' diaphragms, and the vibration of vocal cords. The combination of tones from the violin and drum produce pleasing sounds. These motions are given feeling by the individual artist's interpretation of the notes. ln order to produce great music, Lane students practice and perform on many occasions. The success of this blending of science and art by our music department is evidenced by their remarkable record held by the four organizations. ENTERTNNING LANEITES during the annual Christmas assembly, the Symphony Orchestra blend tones for the ,X pleasure of all present. 23-3 ll ll CONCERT BAND Top Row: Canchola, Oswald, Turineffi, Oomens, Green Ebey, Olson, Fcrsfer, Wallace, Vfinandy, Hentshel Clark, Captain Huff. Row 4: Mocchione, Friese Thomson, Minpol, Devifa, Shilvock, Bauer, Cole Winfher, Sherwood, Prihkin, Messikapp, Kruse, Weber Jacoby, Koizarek, Ferranfelli, Klug, Kelley, Christenl sen En strom, Row 3: Pellco Silinski Morice Czech Q , V , - owslfi, Jenson, Boyer, Tustin, Braflfco, Soiralli, Mcindzy. I I 'low 2: Rokke, Wilke, Pessara, Carras, Kopera, Horn Grossman, Borger, l-lolfane, Kostyra, Gil, Cherry Rogus, Esfrup, Hassler, Anderson, Krause, Kelley: Bacon, Brooks, Wickman, Hieshima. Front Row: Miolke, Priefo, Grodecki, Zionfek, Ackert, Kichler Nelson, Lobuda, Williamson, Gallo, Lucas, Garncarz Epste.n, Klein, Smith, Labelle, Barllelf, .lendry Justus, Reh, Kippschull, Friese. lncisive Rh thms Accent Lane's Vigorous Temp: ON STAGE during the concert, Captain Huff leads the musicians in perfect time, 1 Blending a wide variety of noises into that certain harmonious medium called music is a challenging but rewarding task for the llO boys in CONCERT BAND, who spend eighth and ninth periods every day with Captain Huff, in the attainment of this goal. The policy ot the band is to give each student as much train- ing on his individual instrument as possible, and still maintain actual band participation at a high level. As a result, they have taken scores of awards and top ratings all over the city. Besides supplying music at many school functions, the Lane Concert Band has played for conventions at well-known Loop hotels, SLIDING TROMBONES are par: of the brass Lifytitivri at Concert Band, .235 s-mawwa wmfbswwbfs Crashing crescendos and syncopations ann- ounce the fact that the MARCHING BAND are busy practicing their routines and intri- cate drill movements. The marching band develops musicianship, character, attention to detail, proper breathing, and fellowship. The yearly program includes playing at football games, pep rallies, R.O.T.C. award assemblies, the White Sox Victory parade, s AS ,c f ,s . . t i A is in S T. 3 if z 2 Veteran's Day parade, and the Polish Day parade. The 86 members, clad in their naval officer uniforms, accented by white helmet, pistol belt and spats, were awarded first place in the Polish Day Parade, the American Legion award, and two medals for band effic- iency. Director Mr, Borger, and three drum majors have worked hard to make our band the snappy group it is today, Marching Band Accompanies Successful Season LEADING MARCHING BAND down the field during half-time, Indian Dancers romp and perform. 1 RPR AX x YMXQ, Ewa MARCHING BAND Top Row: Green Ebey, Hentschel, Forster, Spaeth Priko, Brogaurd, Barnhart, Shapiro, Hollander. Row 4 Knish, Jahnke, Steffens, Skenazy, Liebsch Hebel Tyler, Zaiac, Devita, Shilyock, Franzo, 'fhamsonf Bcrger Jenson, Bratka, Spitalli, Boyer, Carrera Marcuccilll, Wesolowski, Loncsor, Hembling, Hinksl Rcw 3: Srinske, Rokke, Salaman, Hayes, Arnow, Pessara, Boyk, Messikapp, Pritikin, Kruse, Ogne Weber, Sherwood, Anderson, Kelley, Brooks, Harnish Row 2: Kopera, Grodecki, Kichler, Weinstein, Horn, Miotke, Bauer, Galla, Klein, Bartlett, Jacoby, Fer rantelli, Kelley, Koczarek, Klug, Christensen, Reilly, Gflonko, Bacon. Front Row: Mr, Borger, Clark, Can- chola, Oomens, Rodriguez, Oswald, Beck, Bodine, Waters. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Franklin Borger, Marching Band, Mr. Carl Blum, instrumental and theory in structor, Mr, Gardner Huff, Concert Band, Seated: Mr. Herman Baldassarre, Chorus, Mr. Joseph Grill, instrumental and theory instructor, Chairman Mr. Paul Schneider, Symphony Orchestra. 7 '53 . tiff fi 1 . ' Q Q in Q X Y- V W V V .,.V,,A J , ,Q Q fr l I .. K- W : lyiw ' 4 I .4-NM 'X wx , e Q 9.465 Q ty R4 ,,yh 5 hwa,,,,T auf, 9, M FW Abi '55, . L -Z ' V , fi' V yu F Y 2 3. b lg in Krvif' 5,g Q, sl 1 y f ,gf Qglhisvf' A i -Q-,S 1 X s fe if ww- Z at Ss- X5 A 'SSW' K W 56. X, S 1 an ff X -Q' Q NX N , in , A 'mf X 'C Top Row: Herbsf, Kruse, Wingstrom, Soltysilk, Kuz niar, Kalvig, Weghorst, Vermiglio, Dier, Handerson, Bose, Davis, Swietlik, Schiller, Miller, Sandahl, Groble, Reilly, Tyler, Disch, Woods, Kloor, Ozimek, Michal Hennessx, Julitz Opitz, Franzo. Row 2: Lundgren Cabcte Piekarski, l-la'nlev, Schwilk, Grau, Fayman Laffey. Matzick, 'Party ka, HGQQU Davis, Fredrick CHORUS Gudowicz, Esterly, Jester, James, Mayer, Gaard, Vv'ack, Mowbray, Maslanka, Johnson, Starnawski, Schoknecht, Valis. Front Row: Lindborn, Kudola, Chernikovich, Mann, Stefani, Nielsen, Laffey, Novy, Maple, Nomrnensen, Starnowski, Whitton, Trojan, Lcchmatow, Maggio, Edwards, Jenson, Sweetin, Reschke, Dobrzynski, Olsen, Butler, Mr. Baldossarre. REHEARSALS are long and tedious for the chorus, but Mr, Baldassarre obtains perfection from the singing Laneites, The one hundred voices ot the Lane CHORUS have been tops for twenty years in the city-wide competitions held every spring. The boys practice daily in Room 402 for such events as concerts, pep rallies, assemblies and the annual spring contests. They perform a wide variety of music, from hymns and old Southern melodies to the latest Broadway musicals, Many boys who have started in their freshman year as tenors have gone through second tenor and baritone to finish as basses in four-part harmony. Mr, H, P Bald' ossarre, director, is capably assisted by Fred Disch, president, in business matters 239 E . mi? 5'-Stmsfv .9 wg 2: wifffv X AMW? wwrfx NJQX H A tm , 3, fi-gfjim 35? f Q ,QQ .... w, wg g' . cf Q M Q 'ggi W N WT N YA wg:C:.: N fl 1 X X x s ki si x X S w QQ 'V' , Mx YQ 1 X X A E y wf + f N V ,Y af, ' ' XE, ' 3 1 as mga! S! 's X , ,efzmfxh ek- m'x : -M NX f 'rl 6 Aw 'JK' 4 Q Q -we 1 X 'Z X X , 4? W' . 'r gt- '21 .W QW.. N' a w, . mg- '- ZS 'f f 921 it A, SD, 'U , 2 c fkf 5-9- W A ff W, , 1 7 7. WW' 155 If w mai . Nb- 1' 0 'PSX X gg M H, ,,,...., MN.m..,.M,. 7 L 5 A I ,,,A4 w,,,,,, ..... , ,........ -. .' m:..,..-.... .... - , . .nur- .4 -X Q ,G X ,jf Q X X 'K S, ' R R , ,, ww W 4 . A va 'X 'B M5 .,.,,....... ...-..- Xw .gs we NFS NN 1 x QQ . , -x - x x V -.ww-. The SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA is an out- standing participant in numerous school act- tivities. No doubt many a student's holiday has been enriched with the sentiment express- ed in its special Christmas program. lt affords an appropriate background for honor and awards assemblies and adds a distinguished and elegant touch to graduations. The per- formances provide an interlude in the hectic schedule of studies and enlarge the students' esthetic experiences, Mr. Schneider, the direc- tor, has sucessfully developed this ensemble and maintained it at the high degree of tech- nical proficiency and musicianship which is evident in the orchestra's long record of sup- erior achievements-it has not lost a single city-wide competition since it first entered in l922. The consistent quality of its perform- ances earned for it an enviable reputation throughout not only the Midwest but the entire country as well. in Majestic Melodies VIBRATING STRINGS produce mellow tones as Rinehard Richter slides the bow across his violin, SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Top Row: Wagner, Landl. Row 6: Girard, Lee. Row 5: Deliberto, Wilke, Green, Jacoby Hassler, Kelly, Anderson, Ferrantelli, Kelly. Row : Kummetz, l-lorak, Rogus, Gil, Gallo. Row 3: Paries, Cholod Chabi, Koczan, Mix, Barlett, Epstein, Smith, Row 2: Wild- ner, Kahn, Blever, Scarse. Front Row: Urbaszewski, Putnam, McDade, Lldums. 241 1 . 5 ga, f --5 A1 Q , if . V3 . ff- 512: - ,t4lj.,g4gg4.y7, 4. J. 111 , 4'3 ..,,7,K , ' W af .1 xl. -.,.,fA af . Hg, X5 if Mani we ,sqm if Vp, . 1 V 1 P' 'Ja' 1 4 J 1 Sex, x WNNQ 4 fqjgeff' 4 . X X G f A 3 Q 37 1 -' 4.413-..-.-:1i.f':.::s .elif Q , ss N-.?-s1::::mz:i- -MX NH x xotf Q,sA, f QQ 2 X V Qfgdfsg SVX N A ci i l i xflq. 'O ,, lj A li' 'ff' o 4 o ,of 'tx lv .1 'P ll' ml U 1 if . ,. Q ' Q I Q 5 ' ' -X . Q ' N N . 1 H Sufi: .Q .4 , ' . X I-,YA l I I ,- ' 14 J l i i, Ak? l ul pl .1 ill H ARGE ENOUGH to compose the only Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps Brigade in the country, the R.O.T.C. installation at Lane continually distin- guishes itself in drill competitions, rifle matches, and inspections. Proficiency in these numerous fields reflects the expert training and diligent efforts put forth by the instructors, as well as the serious endeavor of the students. However, the R.O.T.C. tries to better the individual cadet rather than merely collect awards. Instruction impresses upon each one the meaning of citizenship, self-discipline, leadership, and organization. The courses also teach map reading, weapons, small unit tactics, and marksmanship, as well as knowledge of army procedure-all of which prepare the cadet psychologically and intellectually for the future, Several parades are held during the year, but the highlight of the season is Federal Inspection, Twice a year the brigade's best cadets are presented medals at the RAO.T.C. Awards Assembly. INSPECTION OF R.O.T.C. cadets is performed by 243 Captain l-lorst Klaar. 0 ',Ql .L-, Q fx , mg! I ff ' s , .LC , 2 X r w s M ws V 3 mm Qs .Q hyd 5 - . 9-A mfmmb MAA 4 X, Q A . i . , W, QXJISQQ-,,N, , . , M - w w w.- ' 7 fx . -W: NQEM-ay, ff sf 6 , , x ,qi ,f I it., WWMR, y f w g ,G , ' X 5 'Muzi -1.9 , ' ,X W . - ' - ess . H .Q If f f xy .'-' f y,,' 1 , -wit ' gfixa :N . I I Q 3 M I f V fsinv, Y 7. A Ang? , 'A ' ' f' 1 r ' 5 o . U. 0 i ,Ae f 913 O I O as H. Q. ' A w ,, 77 ivpu Z A.. fry . . fi. QQP Q -'IQ .vvv fi. is I? 2 , A 5 ig! Q . , 'GY OH ,I 'S wwf' M f .M ' .. ., fgwx W 1 .,,, 1: f fm, g . 8 ,. if , 4 WMM , Y rm. ch up I . .' ' 1 is S wp 1 f Xxfh, QS i -x X? Nw A ww fp V wiv, - -A --- , by S-2 ' 1 f Z-,,,,,... Q? 'KS 1 KAW: W PRESENTING COLORS is the job of Sgt, Douglas MacPherson, MlSgt. Jam-es Noren, SFC Udo Moritz, and Sgt. Aldis Fliskalns. Whenever and wherever l.ane's R. O. T. C. is represented, the colors of our nation and of Lane are proudly carried by the COLOR GUARD, presently under the command of Cadet Colonel Nilcodem. Besides daily rais- ing and lowering the flag on campus, they carry the flag to parades and football games, and present the colors at assemblies. To be- come a member of this honored organization, a cadet must have attained the rank of cor- poral and be passed by a board of induction. The Lane R.O.T.C. Color Guard is rated the best in the city by the Fifth Army Command. Flag Presented by Color Guard COLOR GUARD Row 3. Ol t k N h' ' ' ' Top Row: Michalek, MacPherson, Nightlinger, Noren, meyer, Hungefllgtzbclahanlioh LF?d:GQ.BElhnii1l'::lOM NSU' Salg, Schiller, Mitahell, Terranella. Row 4: Nikich, lshirnaru, Koeppl, Kaczkos. FrontlRow' E i'lm5OnNql Moritz, Friedman, Paul, Eliskalns, Weghorot, Wilson. kodem, Hill, Sgt. Gunderson, Gray, L1nQQugNc,fQigel 246 COMPANY B Top Row: Groh, Grassklags, Harris, Darneka, Cole, Hage, Schon, Melaay, Muchowicz, Raab, Schiller Smith. Row 6: Blatnick, Konrad, Musselman, Warp Kennicott, Gudowicz, Oszakiewski, Weghorst, Moore Nettlancl, Wade, Landl. Row 5: Small, Keller, May Behrens, Bucke, Dank, Reschke, Ekstrom, Bernaderi Mize, Sirek, Koester. Row 4: Erwin, Schley, McKay, Blair, Dubec Fermin, Mix, Ramos, Haclnberger, Moza Rueter, Mosfcal. Row 3: Bytnar, Saari, Lelva, Singer, Bar, Rajca, Lazarus, Marose, Steuer, Tsuji, Abraham- aon, Petrovic. Row 2: Hume, Smith, Dyba, Larsen Herholz, Sawada, Dziwlik, Rogalski, Gabriel, Davis, Kosik, Garvin. Front Row: Johnson, Miller, Tebo, Olsen Schmidt, Miller, Goehmann, Tripoli. CMPANY A C Top Row: Bartman, Leicht, Spakowski, Miller, Stras- ser, Kroll, Blodgett, Smith, Flansberg, Bouloukos, Ben- nett, Row 5: Winblad, Kautz, Jensoh, Vv'ade, Rogge, Giurin, Wimberly, Solomon, Nowakowski, Kalish. Row 4: Myerson, Recchia, Shelton, Kmieciak, Forest-1 er, Dicker, Pencis, Ellgass, Nowak. Row 3: Siegel Cabote, Schneitter, Quinones, Ring, Wolnik, Smialek: Wlngstrom, Becker, Madeira Row 2' Centracco, Long Hoppe, Tom, Z9ld,,0IE?lVlICZClk, McC,.orthy, Front Row Permoyle, Furusho, Egilitis, VJQQHHOIZ, Forcl, Biesiaida, Gonzalez, Green, Phllllpiy 2-4? viii 3 SiS x, M X it B1 li? 8 wgthgf Agy KQXNN31 f -Q . W-,Q z 'WR !X Q3 D qw ,sf , ' X I f I ' 4? 0 X , ray- Wm... Q is kv w , , ,Wa A ,f5 ' ' EW? . ff 'W' Am O 7? O . Z f A H 6 ' 'Wa i X .Q x ' 1-A QX,bl , M. ., , ,KNNJ .sz I I ,. :1W,,,,,f : V, I ,Kfgaf F 03251 N2 JZ, 6 e ,XJ If '91 zfzjwfaggf, - M ,gamgs W , ,CGM ,, 'x 'H Q ag!! nf-lf gi K 2 ' ' X mx 'Lf 7' . ,. nw A Q ? f K 1 ff . my ng 2 .Q I 2' V 1.0 nf 'Lf 'ff ww. b ., ' 'Y Under the direction of Sergeant Gunderson, cadets are given one semester of training in the theories and ideas of leadership, Cadets in their sophomore year have the opportunity to join the LEADERSHIP SCHOOL as an extra- curricular course. Meeting in Room 036, the cadets are taught basic military skills, includ- ing drill and weapon work. They are taught military courtesies, customs, and rules ot conduct. All of this is combined with instruct- ion in exercises of command, and teaching methods to round out the course. Although the cadets do not get an otficer's position, they receive valuable training that will enable them to be leader in this world of ours. STRIVING FOR PERFECTION, Cadet Major Herb Cantor inspects Cadet Sgt. Nishi. NE ,, Officers Trained in Leadership School COMPANY C Top Row: Hentschel, Czarnik, Johnson, Hernandez, Ahbe, Paul, Zwerg, Salg, Kidstyn, Nickl, Mitchell Prchlik. Row 5: Edison, Hartmann, Kujda, Kirstems, Robaczewskr, Viani, Skiersch, Schmidt, Carter, KIOOV Taylor, Row 4: Hinriksson, Fontagneres, Adams Breecle, Sirks, Zagorski, Burkel, lnguoldstocl, Neue meyer, Rommelfaenger. Row 3: Hansen, Ashley, Blank, Slager, Trimorco, Stcirnowski, Feiss, Strzallea, Lieb- mann, Kubiak, W'instead. Row 2- Warutian, Scott, Nglson, Lggko, Jagus, Welburn, Zoh, Vrakelos, Schelle, Stewart. Front Row: Froelich, Schuricht, Lundquist, Wallace, Hblz, Anderson, Skora, Scannell, Schiro 249 4 wx 3 , . if U ' ' z . W' V, MM 4 L wb' S 4 an wx Xl , X xx f . 'N Q' - -S L 'X f T,X ,i A E - QQ : E X X..x X sv' Q Y X x ' Q 4 , Senn ....... 787 New wwf' YN S 25 it S0148 fi! is RIFLE TEAM Top Row: Sgt, Spiese. Front Row: Woychek, Skora, Gunderson, Gibson, Eliskalns, Mork. Rifle Team Competes in Shooting lnstructed by First Lieutenant Leo Brandt, Lane's RIFLE TEAM has again gained the A34 Q ff Their captain is Cadet William J. Mork- Steinmetz -- - 794 Lane -- distinction of winning the Fourth District Lakeview L... 8l9 Lane -- Rifle Team Championship. Long hours of Foreman .... 852 Lane -- practice are essential to each marksman's Schurz ...... 880 Lane -- schedule, and only the tive best quality to shoot in competitions with other schools. The team shoot in prone, sitting, kneeling, and Roosevelt .... 851 Taft ....... 850 Lane -- Lane -- Lane -- standing positions, with Winchester 52 rifles, T Won by technicality 856 862 853 880 876 895 872 PREPARING TO FIRE their rifles are Major I A ,I William Mark, team captain, and 2nd Lt. R'Cl'lUVd G'b50 ' modem l 9- Wayne Skora. USING PHOTOGRAPHER- for forget, Lt, Col. 251 DRILL TEAM Top Row: Mr. Viani, Pritikin, Anzalone, Litteau, Sch- midt, Julian, Wislon, Lidums, Tom. Row 4: Moodf, Gunderson, Naskrent, Klaar, Green, Petroski, Miller, Lall Tow 3: Ttuli, Urbasrwski, Littman, Ford l-lolz. Row 2: DerMinassian, Schutt, Nikich, Kaplan: Graf, Krupienski, Lang, Gonzalez. Front Row: Gibson, Nikodern, Hill, Sgt. Gunderson, Prince, Cantor, Charak. Precision Movement Exercised by Crack Drill Q. For sixty hours this semester the CRACK DRILL TEAM, under the sup- ervision ot Cadet Colonel Nikodem, practiced for the competitions to come. Endeavoring to uphold the meticulous standard of perfection set by tour championship teams out of the last five years, this year's team did not M W 'Y W ' a fail. The team placed first in the Fourth District Drill Platoon Compet- ition and took the City Competition championship with a score of 863 points out of a possible lOOO points. They were again awarded the Colonel Morrison Trophy, a distinction which is becoming another Lane tradition. 252 COMPANY G Top Row: Keenan, Sweeney, Feldman, Bogacz, Gar- deciti, Mihlbauer, Furuta, Gauss, Krabcc, Olsen Row 6: Bae, Helrns, Dyer, Carlson, Wesselmann, Pasko, Lazazzero, Rokke, Sobala, Row 5: Niarkos, Niinemae, Krawczak, Anhalt, Fossnes, Pearson, Ander- Sefl. Beblfeff. ROW 42 Manzzullo, Gruber, Morse, yviincliii, Sioneaulst, Darrow, Belshaw, Shields, Kasal Pow 31 Harper, Ray, Wetzel, Stock, Carlson, Bostrom McCaro, l-lutter. Row 2: Pavone, Duerkoop, Speiser Tfdt, GUSTC1fsOn, Seipts, Schultz. Front Row: Gregory Roth, Mondo, Ford, Petroski, Kontos, Wilson. I 1 i M..-M,.., -,.- -. Y COM Top Row: Pennigsdort, Ogne, Choate Michalek, Howard, Fleig, Bastek, Kreissl, Thornburg, Sliwa Lazarski, Reichrnann. Row 5: Russel, Mafucci Aigner, Krauss, Jeziorb, Rosenberg, Conradson Gronowski, Wacek, Greenwald, Swanson. Row 42 Theirs, Fleissner, Gibson, Matson, Antonowich, Fran- 1 PANY H zen, Putney, Nootbaur, Wizenick, Kowalewski. Row 3: Winiger, Krueger, Nunez, Karedes, Nishi, Vlfhalen Szmurlo, Lyall, Buckman, Kirschbaum, Gerke. Row 2: Ogrodowski, Engel, Driess, Hacker, Hanks, Strandgard, Kimbrough, Koroluk. Front Row: Miller, Krone, Koeppl, Kaplan, Littmann, Naskrent, Pritikln, Meyer. COMPANY I Trp Pow: Mikka, Nowakowski, Bochantin, Hansen, Briggs, Anderson, Beller, Fonferko, Wilkinson. Row 5: Gornoll, Kobus, Martin, Nowikowski, Tworek, Velwske, Ackerson, Archer. Row 4: Albrecht, Swanson, GUZIEC, Marshall, Kirkpatrick, Crandall, Hoover, JOl'1USOY'l- 5 Ph I' , B Z k, Byord, Buyle, Nachay, stillagilin, erggmerygtidt. Row 2: Reilly, Raucci, Basica Grawe, Kent, Koffrnan, Lacaseio, Sekerka. none 'Rom Reed, Vogt, Nusbv, Miller, Mofvkfe. Naskrent, Kaczkas, Towalskl. -'Mff b'es- ,, :ff , X 1 'wiwzp 11 - a y y .,AA , ,,,.,:,:A , f w Q 4: S x Av 5, x . Qiggggi xx. Z 4 l 1 G and Sports l s HE GYMNASIUM AND SPORTS program is important to the safety and physical fitness of each student. Amid the groans of men doing exercises or the shouts of a happy athletic team, muscles are being built. Lungs are being made stronger, feet are propelling the body faster, and eyesight is being strengthened as boys follow the arc of a ball as it is hurled toward them. The lucky boys who show great skill and prowess in certain sports are accepted for a team, All boys may take part in a sport either in the gym classes, the intramural program, or in a team at Lane. flNlSl-IING PEP TALK to Lane's city championship 1 ' ' ' ' arsity football team, Coach Manasin points he way o victory for Lane Tech. ' it i, Q , i ' Football Team Wins State Title A W 'W ' WM ' f X r?,g?ZQEg mf'-We ,I 5 a l: ' g bw-M A i K ' 7 'I 5 1? ' '42 5. f,a2g2,k,Zfv at 2 E i a t ifa'g:iQ,g:,Q+ ......a.....- W. ,N ..,, -M Q W'-if nan as no nom: mm T0 ummm, is 3? will if ' 'M t 3f'f 7M 'M'W' L5:'...,,u,...., W.-...ffm .'i.T:11f32n2'f33: 'Ri 2 Wwe 5 l4,,fi'-gszgx X35 Vla. .. ,,l, i fa we - X N ' gilt X 'Sw ' 'L' gil N, X tex yt if wg, .t E b2YT ' nad'-' K M k -7: ' . ' K tt 5 x . t viii -M--N-A---....... ' ' ' ' ro Lgixagm gg mg: as AN gg gg in.r..wi...mw1Limn . f gi ,... ' Q ' 'V i 1 ' ' f .. .-..... ,.-,e.....,J,at,g4J:4:.1. ... ............. X I ,,,, ' , A Mgr-in rmwgicw N in I L ry-In-'Mn-I Q 4 X-X-'XZ'--W UM: ' Q. i- 1-yt MV A Nfl i HEADLINES HERALD Lone's winning of City Championship Football Game, played in cz 256 terrific bllzzord of Soldier Field. Top Row: Howenitz, Guth, Dawson, Engerman, Hague, Stauff, Gunther, Mies, Manager Kobs. Row 6: Zmg- heirn, Rogers, Mossmann, Henninger, Rhode, Marsico, l4l?i?lf9 eos? Gill-3wRO5f lTQ,i'Qt,S2lAfUE'i'Jff f:'af5LQS2'f. ll 0.551 'itilEZYSEZDJ'ifllfi'fhef,OH23Oa: 5f5ifZ,h'EtZliZi EHEQIEZ Lundberg, Fagan, Harrington, Olsen, Christofidis, Touchdownl This familiar cry was heard throughout the football season as our boys in myrtle and gold charged their way through rain and snow to the Public League Co-Champ- ioriship and the City Championship, Because of this drive, the VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM was voted the State Champions, and it ranked third in anational poll. With Captains Mra- zcek and Pace in the lead, the team met and defeated all opposition except Chicago Vocate ioriol, who tied our boys to share the Public League Championship, In the rain-drenched season, only four touchdowns were scored against them. The team was awarded the Noble Kizer Award. Coaches Manasin and Labant began the training in September and continued the workouts through the season After a brief rest period, practice resumed, and continued until May in preparation for the l96O season. Much of this work was good old exercise, exercise, exercise, such as push-ups, Isakson. Roy! 3: Garcicf Marchi, Cord6 tzi, Ronyv-e'Q ketti, Vanella, Gustiyson, Rich, J. 'n, Grube, Beetsen, Assistant Coach Bannor. Row 2: Coach Manasln, I-laase, Theil, Chmielewski, Mitera, Gatta, McLanis, Syzmczak, Schottes, Stedman, Kelpin, Git- metti, Assistant Coach Labant. Front Row: Liepold, Logan, Stamlson, Bunda, Captain Pace, Captain Mroe czek, Skalskl, Hofmann, Schulz, Schwqger, running, and jumping jacks. Actual practice on the field included formations, basic skills ltackling, passing, blockingl, and tactics. It was rough, but it has built up a team which has brought honor and championship to Lane. X SCORES Lane ...s..... 2l Kelly ......... O Lane ..s...... 2l Austin ........ O Lane ,LL L--- I3 Schurz --up-N- O Lane EL I2 Taft ---L --,- O Lane ,Ls 2l Harrison Lu- -- 6 Lane L Y 26 Steinmetz - -- O PLAYOFFS Lane -s,,- ..... I4 Fenger ...... -- O Lane ....,.... 27 Lindblom ...... I2 PUBLIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP Lane .......... 6 C. V. S. ........ 6 CITY CHAMPIONSHIP Lane ,........ I9 Fenwick ,..,..., O Ns I si K X .mms g 4' ss 1 W ,fs X '31, .,.. W TOP UNIVERSITY OE MICHIGAN Football Coach Wally Weber addresses Lone football team at Victory Banquet celebrating our city championship. MIDDLE , MAKING IT AROUND END, Ron Hoffman picks up yardage in game against Harrison. BOTTOM -I . - .V PREPARING TEAM lor successful season, Coach Labant leads -exercise at Chicago Lotln. 4 fl ,f 7 , ' fa ' 4 IW fi W Mme , AFTER INJURY, Bill Rogers is helped aff the field in CONCENTRATING ON PLAY, Steve Jacobuen, Tom the Austin game. Schultz, and Kookie McLanis are anxious to get out on the field. Gridders Bring Glor to Lane POINTING TO PLAYBOOK, Vic Giometia questions Coach Labant on procedure. BRIEFING TEAM BEFORE GAME, Coach Manasin gives boys last minute instructions before they go onto the field. ff MAKING THEIR WAY out of the locker room, Dan Mitera and Jog Grady are ready to face the opponents. f f my f Vfilw 32 V f :Ewa 10 , '4S1w, fw., I ' A I QM Q wi Aww 1, X it fe 0 X, 'Z if we rw- M f N 577, I 4 A A 'MJ T 11, A of 2 W: '- AW ' FROSH-ASOPH FOOTBALL Top Row: Presgrove, Lombardi, Siebold, Richardson, Mosley, Vanderheyden, Walger, Jacobsen, Degarmo, Aragosa, Lahti, Galati, Jeffries, Mitchell, Evangellsta, Rutledge, Simpson, Wright. Row 5: Angarola, Jordan, Karmolinski, Jur, Novello, Gibson, Martin, Ruder. Row 4: Coach Bannor, Ohner, Anhalt, Sata, Anderson, Nalepa, Staudenmayer, Andreen, Zimay. Row 3: Gil- ford, Gretland, Cichanski, Lahn, Thomas, Agin, Salna, Welnznski, Lindsey, Justiz, Mrozek, W'ohlfeil,- Edwards, Burns, Stamison, Row 2: Krick, Kamienski, Pudzis, Plant, Lynd, Dubinski, Englesteen, Hansen, Conrad, Viverito, Gambill, Williams Rapp, Albers. Front Row: Kasprzyk, Asala, August, fchodtler, Dunbar, Higgins, Anderson, Kohlman, Loehrer, Kennedy, Hendriclu: Kaczmarek. Frosh-Soph Train for Victor Coach Bannor, along with Co-captains Tom Higgins and Barry Anderson, led the FROSI-l -SOPH FOOTBALL TEAM to a fine record of six wins and one loss. A highlight of the season occurred when a touchdown was miss- ed by one yard because the ball carrier failed to fasten the lower half of his uniform secure- ly, The stars of the junior squad will undoubt- edly be seen on next year's winning varsity. SCORES Lane 6 Austin --- Lane 6 Schurz --- Lane 7 Taft ..... Lane l8 l-larrisozw Lane 27 Steinmerz Lane l 9 Lakeview Lane l3 St. George ADMIRED BY LAKEVIEW CHEERLEADERS, John Kouchoukos leads Lane fans in cheers at basketball game. 260 Clubs Assist Teams A big business at Lane is sporls Under the direction of Coach Schaefe., the BUSINESS MANAGERS are rc- sponsible for all the school team pub- licity. By putting up posters, they an- nounce the interschool sports cam- petitions. They distribule and sell tickets to the games, and after the games, they count the tickets to tab- ulate the attendance figures. BUSINESS MANAGERS Top Row: Valfer, Slovt, Arnstadt, Mattensrn Front Row: Korczynski, Coach Schaefer, Korczynski - Rushing onto the field in colorful myrtle and gold sweaters, the CHEER- LEADERS help put the fighting spirit into our athletes by leading the spec- tators in shouting the rousing cheers that are a vital part of every match. These lively boys are busiest during the football and basketball seasons, appearing at pep rallies and games. Two years of service earns them an eight-inch service Mr. Farber coaches them in the effective use of megaphone and muscle. CHEERLEADERS Top Row: Dhgels, L.n wiecfci, Mr Farber, Roonef, Goavik. Front Row: 5'ntth, Eps ein, Cn mei-.-.,,u, Mattenscn - Entering to the sound of bells and drums, and with a dazzling array of color, the Lane INDIAN DANCEQS arrive in the spotlight at socials, club parties, and football and basketball games. Led by Chief Robert Wahlgrcn and with assistance from Sponsor Mr, Piper, the club is unique in that all the costumes are entirely hand - made copies of the original outfits, The dan- cers practice on call, have had the pri- vilege to attend various Indian fairs, and have appeared on television. INDIAN DAN-CERS TOP Row: Wahlgren, Macchione, Farina, Koenig, Bloncherte. Row 2: Barnhort, Vacoara, Felish, Turinetti, Hardy, Kotlichy. Front Row: Johnson, Boehm, TWYmcin, Detrner. AL.,- DURING FREE TIME at the beginning of the gym period, boys participate in a basketball game. Physical Education 1 Z Z KE ft X QW y 262 DISMISSAL FROM GYM brings an avalanche ot students to locker room. Stresses g Fitness With twenty fine coaches and three well- equipped gymnasiums, Lane Tech is able to offer one of the best programs in PHYSICAL EDUCATION in Chicago. The Laneite is introduced to calisthenics and a variety of competition sports, in order to encourage his participation in athletics and to build physical stamina. Tests to measure speed, strength, body co-ordination, and agility are given once each quarter. Enlightening lec- tures on such subjects as hygiene, nutrition, mental health, and medicine are given once a week in health class. Sl-ICOTING A LAY-UP, student scores goal in practice basketball game. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 'f ,. I T QQ! 'W vt f l i fy L f 1 f Z f M . M, 1 ' ff' nf k PHYSICAL EDUCATION Standing: Mr. Roy Buchanan, Mr. John Newman. Seated: Mr. Norman Bannor, Mr. Alfred Manasin, Mr. William Labant. Not Pic- ured: Mr. George Ring. ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Buchanan, Golf Team, Varsity Basketball, Mr. Bannor, Ice Skating Team, Judo Club, Frosh-Soph Footballg Mr. Manasin Varsirx Football. W'resTling, Mr, Ring, Traffic Engineers Mr. l.abanT, Varsity FooTball QP-issisfanr Left to Right: Mr. Leonard Jareczek, Mr. Don Dressler, Mr, James Blocker, Mr. Maurice Friedman, Mr, Charles Siebert, ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Jareczelc, Track Team, Cross Country, Mr. Dressler, Gxmngsncs' ix- feberr, Eawling Team, Traffic Engingerg PHYSICAL EDUCATION Left to Right: Mr. Edward Papciak, Mr, :Melvin Ellis, Mr. Robert Pegel, Mr. David Farber, Mr Marvin Perlsfein, ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. PUDCIOI4, l3aseba'l Team, Mr. Ellis, Tennis Team, Frosh-Seph Basketball, Mr. Farber, Intramurals, l-SfTermen's Club, Rolling Indians. 263 T 'TY iffy' JS? :ISK-ii if J i , l -yr 42,7 ,I it ' W Z , if 2 'F 4' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Standing: Mr. Michael Valentine, Mr. William Swenson. Seated: Mr, William Schaefer, Mr, Raymond McDade, Mr. George Wallenta. Not Pictured: Chairman Mr. Carl Barnickol. ACTIVITY SPONSORS Mr. Swenson, Swimming Team, Mr. Schaefer, Busi- ness Manaaers. l l i I Z V ! f V, f' i l I 1 A , 1 I I 5 T i l i Q I Ar s-. X, 264 PM nf JU NIOR SWIM TEAM Top Row: Coach bwenson, Manager Schoene, Kuhl- rnan, Saalfeld, Saalfeld, Moreno, Krueger, Wallerf, Gowel, Martin, Sword, Krahl, Zula, Vogel, Teague, Martin, Kovels, Uchirna. Front Row: Captain Powell, VVIIQ, Koehfeq Thfmrnsen, Ohlsen, Eder, Yamachi. Swim Team Wins Cit Title LIFE GUARDS Top Row: Spoefh, Wrobel, Hoffman, LePere, Razgaitis, Milfoleit, Ghionzoli, Zajac, Sloan. Row 5: Wood, Henry, MacDougald, Rock, MacDonald, Johnson. Row 4: Weager, Engler, Koch, Tymifz, Olle, Ibsen, Klug, Gawrych. Row 3: White, Wallerf, Stamm, Bendrey, Kalvig, Mazzeri, Cost, Nafziger, Fuenfle. Row 2: Frank, Choate, Krueger, Hertel, Jacobson, Ghirnenti, Nelson, Nagel. Front Row: Hall, Belvtschko, '1 afnajc, Mr. Pegel, lsai'wif', Esfrup, Lock, Jarnecke. SENIOR SWIM TEAM TOP Row: Coach Swenson, Yamada, Bulliis, Leber Schmidt Duckman, Lyall, Sriver, Anderson, DeChant Budenieks, Tiymitz, Nagel Morales, MacDonald Meierdierks. ron! Row: Mana er Fletre, Shifrin Captain Zils, Kuchenbecker, Webg, Johnson, Zimmer Lavrrn, Sfegelrnan. SERVING os a drowning person, John Schmidt gives EXECUTING HALF TWIST Ken George Tymitz practice in life saving. Lyall gracefully dives into pool Ready ,,... Dive! With a splash the SWIM- MING TEAMS are off in another race. Coach Swenson, Mr, Lehman, and Captains Powell and Stayart make sure that a few seconds later the Lane boy is in the lead. To get into shape for these meets the boys practice the various strokes, racing dives, and turns. Hours of training have paid att, because our team is the City Champion. In addition, the boys have entered and won the Northwest Relays and many dual and triangular meets. Compet- ition consists mainly of speed swimming, using the various strokes, Several individual records were broken during the season. Lane Lane La ne Lane Lane Lane Lane JUNIOR TEAM -- --- 76 Austin ----- -- -- 7I Schurz ---- CITY MEET -- --- 70 Morgan Park SENIOR TEAM E- --- 89 Austin -- -- -- 87 Schurz ,- CITY MEET -------- 76 Eenger ---- NORTHWEST RELAYS ----,--- 70 Schurz ----- ,pn 5 ,, ,, ,,,, ,, ,J W, X W H H A 4w 'd' , fwy 41 ' iff ' W 4 , W-W, W v .swf -f M ,fmgw v 1 SIMUL-I-ANEOU5 RACING STARTS Qi-,3 practiced by Ed Lavern, Ron Webb, and Pat Bullis l i i i l WRESTLING TEAM Row 3: Kosprzyk, Dunbar, Henke, Kohlman, Rapp, Top Row: Cooch Manosin, Stedman, Schwoger, Seymour, Houska. Row 2: Anderson, Chvoicsek, Mroczek, Johnson, Morchi, Hague. Row 4: Chmielew- Haeger, Budzyn, Altenburg, Carlson, Corrodo. Front ski, Rogers, Rich, Holler, McLonis, Helder, Muttini. gotylzfviitgderson, Murooko, Sherman, Tolomeo, Mies, c o ie . Wrestling and Judo Toughen Physique An impressive record of 5 wins, 2 losses, and o tie was compiled by the WRESTLING TEAM this season, with Coach Manosin in charge. Competition included individual matches in eleven weight classes, leading to the city tourney, at which Corrodo took first in his division Captain ofthe matmen is Jerry Mroczek. The allied art of self-defense is practiced and studied by the JUDO CLUB, sponsored by Coach Bannor. Members learn to fall correctly, flip on opponent, ond hold the victim. JUDO TEAM wicki, Breski. Pow 2: Frederick, Yerbick, Tomko, Top Row: Groner, Killian, Humbert, Fulton, Smolinski, Ryan, Weiner, Front Row: Mr. Bonner, Mqttenson, Erickson, Vociaro. Row 3: Youngs, Kachka, Drze- Mierzwo, Spielmon, Johnson. .,,,,, W ,, , 2 ga Q4 4 I W ,f We f W! if , X W if ,S , We , , , ., , , ,Y M f f.. f f , 12. 5 sex 53 E Sei ' if -, 4 f vs. .. , ,rf f ,., if WW W f , Q 7 f f f T Z , 5 ff: y nw . f , , f f ' . ,,,,, , V W, .,,. K ! ,, me . X J f t ii X f 0 It 19451 Ski? - 'CROSSACOUNTRY TEAM ski, Boch, Romanowski, Melone, Seymour, Alf, John 'OP ROW GGS'0 0W5l'slr ClC1US6'l'L Gfl-'Ser D0l'lmSf OIEGG, son, Bobek, Rinaldi, Westerberg Kell, Scnmitze Guleserian, Koczynski, Curtis, Tyranski, Criel, Man- Foss, Falcone, Dryer, Brogan. Not Pichiired: Rock GQSV FV95l?US, Niemonr LOW'nQi NGKOWUVO, KVWUDD, Center: Co-Captain P'rL,zski, Coach Jareczek, Ca Purtell, Focht, Bowers. Front Row: Gianpicolo, Mllew- Captain Pefgrggn, Cross Country Wins City Championship Ot the eleven meets which the CROSS COUNTRY TEAM entered in fall ot l959, they won ten, losing to New Trier by only two points, They won the Sun Times and the St. Charles meets, and for the tirst time in eleven years they won the City Championship. Co- captains Richard Peterson and Joseph Pruski placed in this meet. At Champaign the team took a respectable third place in a field ot over a hundred teams, The l-larriers work out every day for two hours, trained by Coach Joreczelc. The climax of the season is a one hour run, SCORES ll-ow Score Wins? Lane ........ 2O Proviso E. ..... 38 l-one -- -- l7 Phillips ..... - 49 Lane -- -- 29 New Trier ---- 27 Lane -- -- i9 Crane ...... - 58 l-one -- -- 58 New Trier ---- 58 Lane ....,... i5 Schurz ....... 6l Lane ..,... -- 24 St. George .... 34 ST. CHARLES lNVlTATlONAl- Lane ........ 39 Proviso W, .... 90 STATE MEET iiii 7 . . Lorie -- 126 New Trier -- 67 Glenbord --98 EELJQTLNSOEESOKQT'iliiclf-,'WJQiZ ii?5G??A?SlOETS SUN TIMES MEET Lane -- --- 26 Phillips--- --- 47 267 M W M ? it B . 4 5 JUNIOR TRACK TEAM Top Row: Kaczmarek, Wohlteil, Garcia, Stamison, Gibson, Thomas, Smizinski. Row 3: Hruska, Ander- son, Schodler, Rogers, Kraus, Holzman, Guleserian, Garcia, Lahn. Row 2: Prysby, Ashworth, McFadden, Mcsely, Shaw, Evangeusto, Manella, Dryer, Glick- stein. Front Row: Manager Ojeda, Detmer, Muroaka, Captain Clausen, Captain Englesteen, Uchima, Sato, Coach Jareczek. SENIOR TRACK TEAM Top Row: Kerwer, Stiewe, Rackl, Mroczek, Schwager, Stamison, Roschman, Knapp. Row 3: Gasiorowski, Mltera, Krienitz, Brown, Gotta, Ojeda, Mossman Freebus, Matthes. Row 2: Brogan, Forsland, Peterson Gruse, Foss, Falcone, Focht, Kelly. Front Row: Bowers, Captain Pruski, Captain Dahms, Gianpicolo, Naka- mura, Fujimori, Coach Jareczek. I Junior Cindermen Sweep City Contest TOP LEFT. Richard Forsland takes off on first jump in TRIPLE BROAD JUMP. TOP CENTER: Bill Andersen is flying high jn practicing th-3 hurdles, demonstrating stamina and physique that won him FOUR BLUE RIBBONS in city competition. TOP RIGHT: Record set two years earlier by his brother is broken by Philip Stamison in SHOT PUT. MIDDLE LEFT: Off to a quick start, Richard Farsland, Richard Brown, and Glenn Fujimori practice for their winning HALF MILE-RELAY. MIDDLE LEFT: Clearing the bar with room to spare, Steve Miller exhibits HIGH JUMP effort. BOTTOM LEFT: Waiting their turn at the POLE VAULT, Ellis, Nakamura, Dryer, and Muroaka watch critically as Michael Kelly soars aloft. BOTTOM RIGHT: In a close finish, Anchorman Dennis Bowers breaks the tape in the DAILY NEWS RELAY5 just one yard ahead of Dunbar runner. l 1 SCORES OAK PARK CITY INVITATIONAL MEET Lane Jr. .... 47 Phillips .... -44W Lane Sr. .... 29W Phillips .... 45 CITY MEET Lane Jr. .... 5031: Schurz ..... 33311 Lane Sr. .... 43W PIWIIIIDS ---- 49 The TRACK TEAM has clone it again. Coach Jareczek has led the juniors to win the indoor championship, and the seniors finished just six points behind a strong Phillips team. In this city competition, the record for the shot put and mile relay were broken. The seniors won all dual meets, while the juniors lost only to the Chicago University High sen- ior team by two points. The relay men took first at the Daily News event, and finished first ljiuniorsi and second lseniorsi at the A.A.U. relays. The i959 outdoor season re- sulted in ci first place berth for the junior team and third for the seniors, The team won the Northwest section relays and took second in city college relays. Practice for the twelve track andsfield events comprising competi- tions consists of a grueling two to three hour session daily in the halls or the stadium. 269 , ' l i The crack of a bat resounds through COMISRGY Park as John Felske drives a pitch into the outfield during the i959 CHANAPIONSI-li? GAME between Lane and Fenger. PLAYOFF SCORES Lane -, -,- l4 Dunbar ------- 4 Lgne -- -- 3 Harrison -- L-- 5 Lqne ,--,,... 7 l'lOrrlSOVl .... ,- 3 I-one ,-,,..-. 5 South Shore .... l CHAMPIONSHIP GAME I-Une ,----... l Fenger --- --- O PILLSOCKERS TAKE '3 an all Mia. Captain Dave Ryniec keep his EYE ON THE BALL and gets a hit. 270 Long before the coming of spring and good weather, the BASEBALL TEAM is down in the gym, practicing for the season to come. Under the watchful eye of Coach Papciak, the boys are taught to run, slide, throw, and bat cor- rectly. They spend three hours a day in the study -of baseball techniques. The first period of practice is used for instruction, the second and the third periods are spent practicing the theory, Banyai and Lindy were appointed this season's managers' The games are seven inn- ings long, and take place after school so that all students can attend. ln l959, the team won the coveted city title with a record of 24 wins and 5 losses, During the regular season, the team sustained only one loss which was in the playoff game with Harrison, but they were allowed to continue because they were unde- feated. ln capturing the city crown, they de- feated Fenger l to O in a thrilling game at Comiskey Park, Aside from t-he championship game, the thrill ofthe season was the no-hitter pitched by Church against Lakeview. BASEBALL TEAM Top Row: Soreghen, Banyan, Costello, W'itt, Shannon, Ryniec, Felske, Reed, Gatta, Maggio, Houck, Bar, Viverito, Lahti, Wurl, Scedluecku, Pappas, Watkins, anowski, Coach Papciak. Front Row: Delamoval , Dykes, Campise, Morales, Davidor, Schorclje, Sch! Hrycyk, Schiller, Church. Row 2: Tichy, Montgomery, Hickman, Smith. Row 3 Anderson, Green, Roach Kebo, O'Connor, Christiansen, Bland, Cantor, Kelorski, mitzer, Skwierski. ' 9 ITY TITLE 104' 1 ' I 197 The Lane Tech STARTING NINE fStandingJ Spectators watch as Lou liatga conrlifcts for Fezskel Gotta, Montgomery' Schiller! kneeling, A HIT in 0 QGme wit ooscve . Reed, Captain Ryniec, Church, MQQQ'0f Gnd Dovidor listen attentively to finial instructions from Captain Tichy. 27 I GYMNASTICS TEAM Top Row: Hanke, Larson, Thoken, Massel, Foy Aghell, Kedzie, Nosalik, Lynge, Valko, Schillo, Man nina, Sauer, Hayes. Row 6: Osierin, Caggiano, Law rehz, Bach, Rsssbacker, Kefrelhur, Hall, Szczepaniak, Baba, Schwah, Liles, Deli, Leina. Row S: Garsee, Lieber, Vifor, Palachniak, Broker, Berman, Levifzke, Lodor, Cross, Carlson, Kubaszko, Center, Row 4 Brandsefh, Olsen, Coleman, Vanclersfraefcn, Eggeri Lawrenz, Duke, Pecem, Jarvis, Gwiasda, Hallett Gorny. Row 3: Tuisl, Sikkuf, Baessler, Tracy, Sikora Hilfscher, Hines, Healy, Bleyer, W'ildner, Dowdy, .len sen.Row 2: Stevens, Kamal, Higashicle, Mafzer, Mraz Griesbach, Cenrahni, Jacoby, Tunghfe. Fronf Row Followiil, Daddies, Melnick, Nnfka, Marovich, Assist- ant Coach Valentine, Captain Morales, Coach Dressler Newey,l.evy, Hodgson, lkoma, Ziss. Gymnasts Take First City Crown ll- PERFORMING FEATS for the gymnastics team, Ray Sauer, Paul Newey, and Ron Kedzie show their agility on the gym equipment, The GYMNASTICS TEAM performs on the parallel bars, side horses, trampoline, and rings daily perfecting their amazing skills, coached by Mr Dressler. Captain Louie Mor- ales assists in practice and a special class which meets two days a week after school Competing against powerful suburban schools, the Frosh-Soph team ended with a record of 7 wins and 2 losses, while the Varsity team finished with 2 wins and 7 losses. The team also won the VFW. award for winning the Junior Olympics and became the Ist Lane City Championship team in 37 years. FROSH - SOPH SCORES Lane ........ 88 Evanston ..... 43 Lane -- .... 43 York .... -- 88 Lane -- --- 62 New Trier ---- 70 Lane -- .... 60 Proviso -- -- .7I VARSITY SCORES Lane -- .... 63 Evanston - -- 69 Lane -- --- II Niles --- -- 7 Lane -- --- 35 York ..... -,- 95 Lane ........ 44 New Trier .-., 84 Lane ........ 37 Proviso ...... 94 CITY CHAMPIONSHIP SCORES Lane .,,.,-,,-.,,,-,,.....,. I,2I5.75 Morgan Park ,-.- --- l,l54.00 C. V. S. ......, - I3275 i I fi HAND STAND on horse is exercised by Gym- nast Roland Lieber. 273 4 TEAM ICE SKATING Top Row: Gustafson, Teufel, Shannon, Stedman, Hickman, Hodge, BISHOD. KVUmD9I5TU9df6l', Stank- Rich, Hamilton, Walton, Ban. Row 3: Coach Bannor, Gunlock ln allinera Loehrer Ka rzk Boehm Sosnowsici, Nglewski, 'Swarp, K'rick, Sigosiclf. Row 2f O Junior Skaters iewicz, Westerberg, Kohlmon, Dunbar. Fronf Roy: Kobs, Alf, Hardy, Woicik, Rubenstein, Schultz, Ellis, Ledenboch. City Champs First place was captured by the Junior ICE SKATING TEAM at the Wayeland Rink in the January City Meet, Captain Corky Rich led his junior teammates against C.V.S. Lindblam, and Schurz. The Seniors, led by captain Don Alf, sped to a second against Lindblom, C.V.S., Amundsen, Foreman, and Schurz. The members at the team practice on their own time and then are chosen by Coach Bannor, at an intramural meet held before the City meet. Covcted athletic L is presented to Corky Rich for outstanding performance as captain ot the City Champion team in ICE SKATING, junior division. 'W :katers Roll for Fun 4 gi , 3?'s:' i wwf' ' T' ' r ROLLER CLUB Top Row: Grzelak, Doyle, Mroz, Kuiawa, Cantor, lviutz, Gaminski, Stipati, Monfalbano, Front Row Thau, Jarosz. Row 3: Janik, Fontagneres, Gongola, Mr. Fober, Christiansen, Homan, Lesch, Czerwlnskl Kucharz, Turner, Cole, Zawlik. Row 2: Corry, Moreno, Kieger. Crew Wins Central Rowing is on art which 'equires practice, a love for the fine spray, and the thrill of the finish ofthe regatta. The CREW TEAM spends two hours every day after school at the Lin- coln Park Boat Club using the four-oared shell and the eight-oared shell. Coach John G. Kotsakis of the University of Illinois and Captains Robert Estrup and Ray Saver led the lost season's team to win the Central States l-ligh School Championship and the National High School Championship. 'V . v States Championship Fun on wheels describes the ROLLING INDIANS. With Alexander Grzelak as pres- ident and under the guidance of Mr. Fober, the club of twenty-tive members is organized as a recreational activity. There is an annual queen contest, consisting of the judging-of girls from the schools neigh- boring Lane, to pick the best and prettiest skater. The winner is registered with River- view Roller Rink and takes home a trophy as the first prize. CREW TEAM i . R : D lk , W D l, ES-Twp, VYCl'1, Kalnaks, Row 2: CarlSOfL l'll9Sl'1OrT1C1, eson, 275 ill I-1 VARSITY BASKETBALL Manager Galanfha, Soskich, Hempfling, Felske Top Row: Corduan, Schiller, Kcwalkowski, Tanke, Logan, Vlfilliams, Church. Front Row: Deetyen, Mafzl Ziegler, North, Kilarski, Coach Buchanan. Row 2: Manager Carlson, Green, Gardula, FROSH-SOPH TEAM Lane ........ 37 Steinmetz .... 3l Lane --- -- 54 Senn --- -- 33 Lane --- -- 35 Schurz --- -- 50 Lane --- -- 46 Taft ...... --- 33 Lane --- .... 40 Lake View ---- 35 PLAYOFF GAME Lane ........ 53 Sullivan --- -- 54 VARSITY TEAM Lane --- -- 63 Steinmetz ----- 52 Lane --- -- 93 Serin U-- -- 56 Lane --- -- 47 Schurz -- -- 45 Lane --- -- 7l Taft ...... --- 39 Lane --- -- 65 Lake View ---- 68 PLAYOFFS Lane --- -- 95 Sullivan -- -- 60 Lane ........ 53 Carver -- .... 65 TRYING HARD to block William's hook shot, Sullivan player finds his efforfs are in vai'i. TENSION MOUNTS as Coach Buchanan and The Lane tearn watch near the end of an exciting game. 31 spare wx Q9 The Varsity BASKETBALL TEAM, coached by Mr. Roy Buchanan and led by Captain John Felske, made a fine showing this year. They had a record ot l5 wins and 8 losses, and they tied for the North-section Red championship with Schurz. The bucketmen advanced to the quarter-tinals, but lost to Carver A close game resulted in a 56 to 54 loss to Tuley at the Illinois Tech Tourney. 19 Sl Bucketmen North AMID SCURRY ot action in Sullivan game, Soskich begins his lay-up shot. :PW 'Mui' '19 33 FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL Top Row: Presgrove, Lawniccak, Lund, Barrett, Linde B RKC hEIl,.Rc. 2:M Cft sey, enn, ac i, ooc s w anager ro, Kucik, Justiz, Roach, Moliere, Mangurten, Manager Metz. Front Row: Lipkin, Corrado, Bernstein, And- erson. The Frosh-Soph compiled a record of ll wins and 9 losses. They finished fourth in the city competition, underscoring Sullivan 54 to 53. The junior group is led by Captains Bill Roach and David Mangurten, and trained by Coach Melvin Ellis. Side Co-Champs LOOKING ON as his teammate battles for ball, Zinck is ready to iump into action. 7 Mx W2 f 041' i BOWLING CLUB Top Raw' Huich, Acler, Kryger, Kwatkowski, Rogus Haber, Wiesinger, Kunzon, Nichols, Disch, '-lerboni Pow 5: Olso'1, Litka, Matuszak, Scnwartz, Luttmer, Wccd, Warkerzthel, Kinzig, Ban, Graf, Row 4' Dux, Nelson, Arazan, Bauer, S-:,ferIicn, Lorncn, Euqhholtz Carlson, Wirzak, Kuhns. Row 3: F-etersort, Engel Nswakowskn, Tullio, Manning, Vincelette, Burke, Shuchman, Maltese, Warmowski. Row 2: Janczak, Feinerman, Sullivan, Hehn, Fuenfle, Williams, Maki, Fruehaue, Pongetti, Phillips, Horton. Front Row: Roth, McDaniel, Foster, Fick, Roth, Mr. Siebert, Sokulski, Ozimek, Mulsoff, Barons, Bowlers Take ity Title BOWLING CLUB Top Row: Donovan, Koszuta, Krucek, Feiss, Boris, Grasser, Williams, Seitz, Meyers, Pietras. Row 5 Gross, Godsen, Pyzik, Nelson, Cross, Guenther, Za- villa, Lee, Abeilg, Row 4: Abraha-nscn, Kuhlmann Hockeloer, Dassi, Hale, Reebie, Taylor, Newey, Zeitz Cook. Row 3' Lazzarn, Basinski, Grossmanw, Goclan Lewis, Kune, Migon, Dokcuzian, Perry. Rcw 2: Boris Karr, Forti, N ka7a, Geltnzr, Wendt, Towalfki, Branf dys, Schewch, Cwikowski Frnrf Row: Commons Ekstrom, swee, Zubor, Coach Siebert, Danesl, Prince Boisega, Olsen. The Dearborn-Jackson Bowling Lanes wit- nessed a powerful Lane team sweep away with a city championship this year, edging a tough, second-place Harper team by only eight pins, 2640-2632. Lane's victory in the tense competition among I7 schools marked our third city title, the last one in I945. Also sponsored by Coach Siebert is the bowling club, composed of 500 enthusiasts. . x ' Q BOWLING CLUB X . ' Q l TOP Row: Swinbanks, Hack, Reilly, Kunzon, Sore Q ' g Sen, MOVR, Olson, Hoss, Carlson. Row 4: Koide, Mi S ,...e sn, iffk, ?V9Df0IEk,WZebger,RKcukol, Jonisch, Pabst, Stoe V .E ti X ef, ODCZV , o . ow 3: Spaid, Harnen, Henna 'R is -ai, th sey, Yankewitz, Jost, Kulowitch, Strawa, Matusic y M -u . fy Balke. Row 2: James, Sonnichsen, Duffv, Jrhnsc S, , Ni k Q gulg McReynoIds, Lewis, Abbate, McGee, Koelig, Leede V ' x , Front Row: Hcoper, Drozd, Lynge, Zubor, Con ga., , .. .ist Q we Sl9b9l'f, Thomas, Podowski, Sargis, Trivigno. i g 'X' an ft If-var' V. ,sq , ll l t . ,. ,A R, J' W ' s .1 K ' ' 278 AU -t 1 l ' W 1 LQ Q ,. 5:5-'Q-,f ' ,iviilliggl xg! NNW N wr , z!1..1s.r'aif6i0MM 5 'l i L for ll Perfection Ace Game is the favorite call of the Lane Raclcetmen, When this is called it means that the game has been won, Our TENNIS TEAM had a fair season during l959, winning three matches and losing four. The team con- sists of six men: four singles players and a doubles team. Five men won letters by winning half of their matches. Brian Foley won second place in the Fourth Flight of the City Com- petition. During spring the team practices and gives new hopefuls a try-out. Everyday after school, weather permitting, the members can be found at Athletic Field Park, California Park, or l-lorner Park, strengthening their 'ffm' TENNIS TEAM fmt gurten, Gianpicolo, Stephan, Petersen. Shouts of fore can be heard in various golf courses as the members of the GOLF TEAM practice heartily to achieve perfection in their sport. Mr, Roy Buchanan is coach of the team, which consists of our school's six best golfers. They finished with a fifth in their section in i959 and have an excellent future, because the majority of the team members are only in their third year. The scores compiled are team scores based on each player's score for the opening and closing nine holes of golf. Sports Strive , f ' ' Top Row: Brown, Colvin, Lafleur, Winkates, Mohiser f- Coach Ellis, Front Row: Mgr. Metz, Spinka Mau weak points under the guidance of Coach Ellis. l-Cine 9W Sfeinmell --- QV2 , Lane 4 Schurz ..... 8 Lone '- '-' O Sullwon ' 5 Lane 8V2 Austin ..... 3V2 Lane ......... 2 Von Steuben .... 3 I-one O Sullivan ---- 12 Lens '-- 2 TCH - 3 Lane 5M Senn ...... 6V2 Lane ...-..... 4 Roosevelt ...... l Lone 12 Amundsen -- O Lane ......... 4 SCl'tl.lr'Z ........ 'l Lone 5-A TCH. ------' 6m Lane ......... 5 Austin ........ O Lane ......... l Senn ,.,,,.,,. 4 GOLF TEAM Top Row: W lk and Starnisori. Front Row: Thompson and Celli. John Gianpicolo stands by as Jim Nlcihlsef, racket raised, moves toward the ball. Distinguished and admired members comprise the LE'lTl'ERMEN'S CLUB. The large group consists of the power- ful football players, limber gymnasts, speedy trackmen, agile baseball play- ers, skilltul swimmers, high-jumping basketball players, and all the other Lane sportsmen who have been award- ed an athletic L for outstanding participation on an athletic team. The duties of these boys range from selling tickets and Lane Victory jackets to ushering at various events. Their main job is to promote good sportsmanship and raise school spirit. These mighty lndians are sponsored by Coach Farber with Albin Liepold as president. More than half the divisions part- icipate inthe INTRAMURAL program, organized under Coach Farber and his managers. The division representa- tives, whether competing individually or as a team, vie for coveted intramural patches on a well-rounded schedule which includes baseball, basketball, volleyball, ice skating, track, wrest- ling, and the 2l basketball shooting tournament. Due to this program many boys unable to compete on varsity or frosh-soph teams receive an oppor' tunity to exercise their skills. 11 Tally-hol, canter, trot...these are terms commonly used by the horse- loving members of the SPUR AND SADDLE CLUB every Thursday at the Happy Day Stables. Novices receive expert advice and instruction from the more experienced members. Other activities ot the club include parties, hayrides and special three-hour rides. This organization is sponsored by Mr. Churillo and President Hal Thompson. LETTERMAN'S CLUB Top Row: Tanke, Felske, Logan, Meierclierks, Liepold Schwager, Dahms, Skalski, lwanicki, Steigelman Hanchar, MacDonald, Stiewe, Corky. Row 6: Matzl Lech, Stamison, Roscnmann, Schulz, Szymczak, Daw- son, Wilk, Rodgers, D'Ascanio, Webb, Zinck, Barawow- ski. Row 5: Martin, Anderson, Budenieks, Corrado Claufen Johnson, Hager, Thiel, Hofmann, Gotta: Stauft, Davidor. Row 4: Duke, Giometti, Bruner, Hill Church, Simmons, lngallinera, Hrycyk, Houck, Brown, Powell, Lavern, Farvenil. Row 3: Hodge, Brown Kelly, Thompson, Woodchuck, Papciak, Tichy, Zils, Stankiewicz, Christofidis, Englesteen, Focht, Teufel. Row 2: Bullis, Kostak, Fogelberg, Krienitz, Mitera, Dryer, Jacobson, Cheryl, Schmidt, Reimers, Yamada, Sriver, Fletre. Front Row: Martorano, Nakamura, Karels, Friediieb, Tuisl, Mika, Coach Farber, Tipescu, Morales, Melone, Muraoka, Uchima, Mies. Sports Absorb Laneites INTRAMURAL MANAGERS Top Row: Baranowski, Skalski, Felske, Mroczek, Zinck. Row 2: Brown, Hodge. Front Row: Krueger, Montgomery, Mr. Farber, Bobkiewicz, Tichy. SPUR 8. SADDLE CLUB Mounted: Esau, Jonneffe, Ross, Thompson, Skrzyp, Myers, Cole. Row 2: Hunter, Petkovic, Hakansan, Sylvester, Slager, Heinz, Maggio, Thulke. Front Row: Bielinski, Catalde, Lapinski, Godvyk, Frederick, Her- ing, Iwai, Steinert, Haun, Cassata, Coyne, Furzland. Not Pictured: Sponsor Mr. Churillo. er it 34? , .Z 1 1 Scientists Exhibit Projects This year's SCIENCE FAIR showed original ity, ambition, and intelligence an the part of Lane students and visiting exhibitors from Lakeview and Amundsen. The work in each of the six categories of science, physics, math- ematics, electronics, biology, chemistry, and general science was highly praised by visitors, including our district superintendent, Miss Urquhart. There were a total of 63 entries, of which 37 were from Lane, I7 from Amundsen, and 9 from Lakeview. Lane took four out of a ,possible six first places, six out of seven second places, six out of seven third places, and three honorable mentions. Out of these nineteen winners, eight went to the city fair at the Museum of Science and Industry in April. The Science Fair, held at Lane annually, was spon- sored by Mr. Markland. The event helps gain the students' interests in the ever-expanding fields of science, HOLDING TEST TUBE, Dan Rembeck explains the composition of soil to interested onlookers. HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS came to Lane to see the fine District Science Fair. INQUISITIVE fallow Jim LePere's every move in his demonstration of a dielectric pump, o first prize winner in physics. fifrfafff- ,, Q. y X f f .4 mf EFFECTS OF ACCELERATION become apparent' as Ron Mallick performs his carefuIlY DVSDOVECI expemmenf' ouwtiim I to I IJHIJCI4 VE Oiifliiiiiivf Q IC? O N ALCIUM' iisoiiifi 28I msn, MODEL RAILROAD CLUB Top Row: P'ara, Flansberg, Strange, Nichols, Sobota, Kroll. Row 2: Mr. McErlean, Meszaros, Chleboun, Feiss, Nesbitt, Kniaz. Front Row: Sandow, Justus, Goclon, Mazurek, Acerro, Brun. Bridges, underpasses, rail yards, a tiny world within a world: this is the creation of the members of the MODEL RAILROAD CLUB. Clubbers put to use the education gained at their technical school as scale model industries take shape through their efforts, under the supervision of Mr. McErlean and President Walter Feiss. Rolling stock is owned mostly by the members, and their equipment is run on club trackage every Tuesday in Room 252 during tenth period. Hobbies ntrigue Students tx E5 X-,L - -I. 'S L.. COIN AND STAMP CLUB Top Row: Meyers, Bee, Julian, Saranow, Skenazy, Holmes, Lukas, Urban. Row 3: Coyne, Marx, Burney, Shapiro, Tamita, Andreoli, Nunez. Row 2: Macieiewski, Peterson, Tolpin, Mzlchanov, Sperser, Schulz, Argoe, Cantalupe. Front Row: Kober, Lomaka, Grier, Holl- ander, Polikoff, Peterson, Cwikouski. 'Wa ' , C145 282 Ronald Kalayta, president of the STAMP 8 COIN CLUB, uses his au- thority os head auctioneer, once a se- mester when the semi-annual auction is brought to order. All Laneites are invited to this function which serves a two-fold purpose: that is, to publicize the club, and to offer coins and stamps at a moderate price. Thirty to forty students meet weekly with their spon- sor, Miss Owens, to trade and discuss both stamps and coins, and to listen to lectures and view films. Silence is a watchword in Room I I I during the tenth period at the CHESS AND CHECKERS CLUB. The room is filled with boys planning attacks to checkmate their enemies or just cap- ture o piece. The meetings are devoted to individual matches between the var- ious members. Sometimes the club 'holds tournaments to determine the king chessman of the club. ln one corner, probably concentrating on his own match, is the sponsor, Mr. Duskin, who may very well be playing against Werner Diehl, the president- TOP Row: Kofrrigigksl F?i:'zTSrlfEBn?JuEnLuleEer Anderson Lakofka, Nichols, Peterson, Koumiss. Row 3: Johnson' Mulnix, Novinson, Hoffstadter, Siegel, Wirchaff' Ledonne' Rm' 21 KOOD, Mingle Blume, Schwarz' r8A?:Dbf5n.Lomoko' GOdVi ', Velde, Glowinkef MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENTS Standing: Mr. Dennis Morrissey, Social Studies, Mr. Oscar Johnson, Science, Mr. Joseph Mc Erlean, Mechanical Drawing, Mr, l-lugo Pretzel. Physical Education, Mr. Carl Barnickol, Chair man vt Physical Education Department. Seated Miss Margaret Connolly, Social Stud ef, Mis Justine Biziak, German and Russian, M Ralph Childs, Social Studies. MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENTS Left to Right: Mr. Max Schwartz. Drafting Mr. Erwin Brinlcmann, Plastics, Mr, Robert E Petersen, Physics, Miss Anastasia Riley, Socia' Studies. VARIED DEPARTMENTS Standing: Mr. Robert Liopo, English, Mr Raymond Zmaczynski, chemistry, Mr. Clarcnc Biddle, woodshop, Sgt. Roy Nagel, R.O.'l',C., Seated: Mr. Donald Wall, mechanical drawing, Mrs. Katherine Bradman, mathematics, Mr. Norman Cznnel ly, rr'JOClEl'lOD 283 Mrs. Littleton J flfl Jlfl emariam Lone was deeply grieved in November, l959, when Mrs, Dorothy Littleton died in her home. She was a teacher of mathematics at Lane for one year, in which time she won the respect ot students and faculty. Mrs. Littleton attended Chicago Normal School, received a bachelor's degree from the University of Chicago, and later went on to receive a master's degree. Be- fore comiing to Lane, she taught at Crane Technical High School for twenty-five years. Her death is a loss not only to her family, but also to her many friends and to our school. Q' AW f A? ff A 4 'Q ' l l l ,i it . l 5. 1'1-. 51 Winners ol Lane's most coveted Wabeno Award in January are Richard Waters., Ulrich Wicks, George Sokulski, Alan Dishman, Gilbert Prince, Arthur Hahl, Douglas Behm-gr, Charles Logan, and Peter Stamison. Award-winning members of Lane's City Championship Football Team, George Bunda, winner ol Mayor's Trophy and rated third in a national poll, Chuck Logan, All- State Team and All-American, and Jerry Mroczek, All- State Team, are congratulated by Coach Manasin. Swimming side by side are James Martin, 50-yard back- stroke City Champion, and Thomas Karels, 50-yard butterfly stroke City Champion. Although Nicholas Schuessler could not use a slide rule in winning the Society ot Actuaries Mathematics Contest, he keeps in practice with it. . .t be t e Science Fair Winners for their Dielectric Pump in physics are James l.ePere lfar Iettl and iames Ozimek inot shownlg for Chess and Charts in mathematics, Dennis Lynge isecond from Ieftl and James Williams fthird from Ieftlg and for Hydrospace in electronics, Paul Leif lfar right? who also won first place in city wide competition at the Museum of Sci-ence and lndustry. S h l f Ch ' Helmut Laumer and David Eby, pictured with their instructor Mr. Woodruff, won honorable mention and first prize respectively, in the Ford Motor Company Industrial Arts Awards for castings. New 2 2 Q it Winners of American Legion and Wabeno Awards are Ulrich Wicks, Editor-in-Chief of the ARROWHEAD, and Gilbert Prince We proudly hail Lane Tech as the SCHOOL OF CHAMPlONS. Throughout the history of our school, individuals have won many honors and awards. The l959-l96O term has been no exception, as Laneites have gone on to win more individual awards and championships than ever before. The boys pictured and men- tioned in this section excel in their activities, have brought honor to our school, and are a true part of Lane Tech. lndividuals not pictured are David Corrado, l54 lb. City Champion in Wrestling, Richard Peterson, City Champion in Cross Country, Harry Dahms, Dennis Bowers, John Gianpicolo, and Dennis Milewski, City Champions in Senior Mile Relay, Pete Stamison, Citv Champion in Shot Put, Dennis Kurowski, Freshmen City Champion Rifleman, Len Church, Pitching Tournament Champion in Pennsylvania, William Andersen, Junior High Jump, High Hurdles, Low Hurdles, and Relay City Champion, Terry Clausen, Junior 880-yard Run Ctv Champion, Michael Lefkow, first place in Purdue 'What is an Engineer? Essay Contest, William Norkfossay, Arvin Cohen-information feature, Chuck Hirschehuman inf terest feature, James Atsovesgphotography, and Robert Masters-yearbook copy, winners in the Chicago Press Guild Contest. 286 f, ,Q 1. Allan Jensen holds plaque awarded to him for being Outstanding Lieutenant- Governor of the Illinois-Eas.tern Iowa District of Key Club, International. He is also Editor-in-Chief of the ARROWHEAD. Schoo of Top Brass in the R.O.T.C., Cadet Colonels Herb Contor, Kenneth Gray, and William Hill received CWCOQO Police Post No. l8 AmVets Trophies. ,.- c.,.,.i. l i Scholastic Art Key Award Winners are Cstandingl Lawrence Mclntyre, scholarship winner to the American Academy of Fine Arts, Peter Zirnis, Bennet Heck, John BGVQ, ROger Gleason, and Csittingl William Nelson, tirst place winner in Chicago Clean-Up Poster Contest, Paul Witt, Michael Shauba, James Swarbick, David Kflmpf, George Pudzis, and Kenneth Susinka. Champions Mr. Cox presents Bausch and Lomb Award for Science to Henry Nonaka at honors assembly. Dressed in their tumbling attire are Everett Melnick, City Champion, and Paul Newey, City Champion, Il ,V I AQ ,. Mix'-fx -. ., f-I 5ii??'3I 't'z .. I if '- l fpa . 'LQ Q-F . i,'glf ' . 'y ifZ,i'2. .7 :f. j-fy - w.f1vsm.fsf.:'f-I .ff.111.. t.iff. f ll! At v- P ' ' ge, iii, i ' ., ',.- -- :QU Mil 1419. i,-L -I . :gn : his-' June i960 ADAMOWSKI, ANDREW JAMES - Air ConditioninQ- Club, .lets Club, Roller Skating Club. ASKE, ARTHUR HAROLD - Office Aid, Swimming Team, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Rover. BONIN, ROGER HENRY -- Rovers, S.H. Machine Shop. CLARK, EDWARD PAUL - Track, SDUV Gnd Sflddle, Alumni Committee, and l.M. Sports. FALKENBERG, ALLEN GARY - Hallguard. GEISER, FRANK EDWARD - Football Team, Tracl Team, Hallguard, Typing, German Club, Wrestling, Fencing, and Judo Club. GRAY, HARVEY FRANK 1 I.M. Sports. GROZIK, JOSEPH M.N. -- Tardy Office, ond Hallguard HAAG, KENNETH ROBERT -- Pan-American Club and Hallguard. HYLAND, THOMAS ALLEN - Indian Dancers, Roller Club, and Hallguard. JOHNSON, THOMAS WALTER - Hallguard Officer, l.M. Sports, Rolling Indians, Swimming Team, Frosh- Soph Football, Life Guard. anuar l96l LAUMER, HELMUT WOLFRAM - Super Honor Roll, Honors Classes, Debate Team, Pan American Club Pres., Chess and Checkers Club, Key Club, and Fencing Team. MARTIN, RONALD RICHARD - Slide Rule Club, Pan American Club, Hallguard, Student Council, l.M. Sports, and Swim Clerk. MILLER, BRIAN JAY - Lost and Found, Coin Club, I. M. Sports, Gymnastics, and Hallguard. MORAN, JAMES ALBERT - Math Club, Science Club, cind Hallguard. PLUCINSKI, NORMAN EDWARD - Spur and Saddle Club, and Projectionist Club. RISER, JAMES O. - Frosh-Soph Football and Hallguard. SATALA, JOSEPH FRANK -- Hallguard, Traffic Engineer, Slide Rule Club, and Jets Club. SKIRHA, GEORGE PAUL - Co-Editor-in-Chief of Tech Prep, Arrowhead Staff, l.M. Manager, Honors Class- es, and National Honor Society. TIMON, KENNETH CHARLES - Bowling Club, Tardy Office Aid, Hallguard, S.H. Auto Shop, German Club, and l.M. Sports. TOMLI NSON, RAYMON D ROBERT ANDERSON, CARL HENRY - National Honor Society, Swimming Team, Le+termen's Club, Fencing Team, l.M. Sports, Hallguard, Annual Repr,, and Entertainment Committee, ANDRES, ERNEST HERMAN - Stamp Club, Spur and Sodd'e Club. BOEHM, ADOLPH RICHARD - Spur and Saddle Club, Bowling Club, and Slide Rule Club. FOLEY, MARTIN JOHN -- Hallguard, Spur and Saddle Club, Crew Team, and Fencing Team. INCROCCI, CAESAR JOSEPH - Clean Up Comm., Stu- dent Service Committee, and Bowling Club. KONCZYK, EDMUND ff- Hallguard, Bowling Club. 288 MAZUROWSKI, ROBERT E. - Hallguard. MILLER, RICHARD ROY - Pin and Ring Committee. ROWTHRON, FRANCIS RITCHIE -- Student Council, Hallguard Air Conditioning Club, Projectlowist Club, Record Office and Rover. SMITH, RICHARD BOYD -- Hallguard, Spur and Saddle Club, Entertainment Committee, l.M. Sports, Chorus, anc Projectionist. SZARADOWSKI, MICHAEL GREGORY WENDLAND, WAYNE F. - German Club, Hallguard, Air Conditioning Club, Library Aid, ond Bookroom Aid. ZALAZINSKI, FRANK EUGENE ' w 5 M-fr' W ,.,fW7f,c f Wlvfirw The sidewalks swell with it, the halls are tilled with it, and all Laneites excel with it-MOTION. lt is the essence of ambition, the criterion ot success, and the prime characteristic of the strong and determined-MOTlON. The conquests at the world, the investigation of every hidden truth are alla result of the propagation of the knowledge of man-through MOTION, Here, at Lane, we gather it, later we begin to direct it, some day we will use it. Here, we have our first experiences with it, soon we begin to like it, and to look ahead to the best purpose toward which we may apply it-MOTION. lt is that by which we strive, aspire and become, that by which we learn, change and develop, that within which we live, grow, and have our being-MOTION. THis is wHv THERE is so MucH OF IT AT LANE! 257 QUR 52nd YEAR... CATERING T0 THE NEEDS OF ARCHITECTURAL-ENGINEERING ART STUDENTS at three levels .... I-IIGI-I SCI-IOCDL COLLEGE PROFESSICDNAL nm, fm 1.01. s..,.,.z., ESTABLlSHED190B 3457 N. WESTERN AVE. CHICAGO 18. ILL. PHONE GRACELAND 7-0395 GO, LANE, GO ! WAVELAND G L e, tor we are here to cheer to y GLetoyu Il'b1- Sf' dbh' O BCVVL O Ffh yrl dfhgld Addr It f G L G ' 3700 N. 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Biology Department --- Bowling .,,..... - Brigade Staff ...... Brush 8. Easel Club --- Business Managers -- Camera Club ..... Cheerleaders ......... Chemistry Department - Chess 81 Checkers Club Chorus ............. Clean-Up Committee - - Clinic ............ College Algebra .... Coin 81 Stamp Club --- Color Guard ....... Companies A 81 B --- Company C ...... Company D ...... Companies E St F -- Company G ..... Companies H 8 I -- Concert Band .... Crew Team ........ Cross Country Team --- Daily Staff ........... -- Deaf Oral Department -- Divisions ............ Drafting Department - - Drill Team ......e.. Driving .......... Electric Shop ....... English Department --- Football Team ...... Forge Shop ...... Foundry Shop ............ -- General Science Department --, , s- German Club ........... - .- Golf Team ........... L- Graphic Arts Department Gymnastics Team ...... V- Hallguards ...... Honors Classes --- lce Skating Team -- lndian Dancers --- Intramurals --- J E T S ..... Judo Team - - Physical Education Department -- -, Stage Crew ........ -.s-, 6 - Student Budget Committee --- Y .- 9 Key Club ........... 155 Language Department - 152 L A R S ......,.,.-, 164 Latin Club ...... 166 Leadership School --- 173 Lett-ermen'S Club --- 179 Library Aids ..... 160 Lifeguards M.- 158 Lithography .... 270 L U F TO A ..... - 276 Lunchroom Staff --- 177 Machine Shop --- 278 Marching Band -- 244 Mask 8. Shears ...... 172 Math Club ......... 261 Mathematics Department 173 Model Railroad Club --- Music Department .... National Honor Society - Office ......... 238 Orchestra ....... 34 Owls Club ........ I6 Pan-American..Club --- Physics Department --- 246 Plastics Shop .... 247 Polish Club ....... 249 :rinting Department -- roiectionists ........ Iliulglic Speaking Club -- o io ......,,,-., 252 R.o.r.c. ...... Rifle Team ....- - 275 Roller Club ........ School of Champions -- 174 Science Fair ....... lf? Science Society ..... Seniors, June 1960 -- 199 Seniors, January 1961 - 163 Sheet Metal Shop .... Slide Rule Club ...... Social Center Committee 156 Social Studies Department L82 Spur 8- Saddle Club --- 56 158 158 Student Council -- 176 Student Court ...,..... 192 Super Honor Roll --, 279 Swimming Team --- 166 Tech Prep Staff --- 272 Tennis Team S-- 38 Track Team ..... 30 Traffic Engineers --- 274 Typing Department -- 261 Ushers Club .-... 280 Welding Shop -- 179 Wood Shop .... 266 Wrestling Team -- 35 189 179 191 248 280 26 264 171 37 19 154 236 184 188 186 282 233 28 36 240 37 194 262 17? 158 189 170 169 184 157 243 251 275 284 281 171 44 116 158 188 24 197 280 25 22 22 23 30 264 166 279 269 40 174 25' 158 162 266 Staff Jude! A Ackert, Mr. Floyd 17 Adams Mrs. Marguerite 189, 192, 193, 217 Allen, Mr. Harry 171 172 Anderson, Mr. Emil 178, 222 Arenberg, Miss Florence 30, 177, 210 B Baldassarre, Mr. Herman 86, 222, 237 238, 239 Bannor, Mr. Norman 257, 260, 263, 266, 274 Barnickol, Mr. Carl 263, 283 Barron, Miss Alice 197, 225 Boueq,86Mr. Charles 15, 28, 29, Beck, Mr. Hubert 156, 157 Beck,l7gAr. William 114, 170, Beguii1,3Mr. Arnold 189, 192, 9 Bertragg, Miss Catherine 114, Bickner, Mr, Arno 165, 202 Biddle, Mr. Clarence 162, 283 Bizjak, Miss Justine 189, 192, 193, 201, 283 Bjankini, Mr. Juraj 197, 218 Blair, Mr. Allen 189, 192, 193 Blocker, Mr. James 263 Blum, Mr. Carl 225, 237 Borg, Miss Frances 182 BorgEg7Mr. Franklin 209, 236, Brainer, Mr. Alexander 176, 207 Brandt, Lt. Leo 244 Briney, Dr. Walter 16, 176, 202 Brinkmann, Mr. Erwin 153, 158, 283 Broder, Mrs. Doris 182 Bradman, Mrs. Katherine 226, 283 Browne, Mr. Royal 35, 160, 161 Broyde, Mr. Samuel 186 Bucaro, Mr. Joseph 157 Buchanan, Mr. David 158 Buchgnan, Mr. Roy 263, 276, 79 Bulawa, Mr. Bernard 163, 218 Burke, Mr. Cyril 162 Burke, Mr. Jack 178, 223 Burke, Mr. John 16 Burns, Mr. Charles 37, 186,187 Burns, Miss Claire 26 Burns, Mr. Robert 153, 162,210 C Cahill, Mr. Daniel 197, 209 Case , Miss Alice 182, 202 Childs, Mr. Ralph 283 Churillo, Mr. Michael 160, 280 Clark, Mr. Henson 178, 218 Collins, Miss Margaret 114, 186, 226 Connolly, Miss Margaret 283 Connalgf, Mr. Norman 162, 28 Connors, Mr. John 183 Corrigan, Mlss Ruth 182 Cox, Mr. William 114, 116, 177, 287 Culbertson, Mr. Kenneth 189, 191, 218 D Dean, Mr. David 183, 202 Deeny, Mrs. Lenore 14 DeICostillo, Mrs. Mina 165, 205 Dix, Mr. Fred 11, 158 Dreeisfm, Miss Margaret 177, 0 Dressler, Mr. Don 263, 273 Drezdzon, Mr. William 218 Dunham, Mrs. Helen 16 Durantgei Mr. Leo 153, 156, Duskin Mr. Boris 177, 226, 282 Eckl, Mr, Joseph 15, 154, 179 Ellis, Mr. Melvin 263, 277, 279 Ehrlich, Mr. Michael 17 English, Mr. Cecil 154 Epple, Mrs. Nelle 183, 205 F Farber, Mr. David 261, 263, 275, 280 Farnsworth, Mr, James 157 Felt, Miss Elin 182, 226 Figg, Miss Loretta 31, 177, 214 Finkel, Mr. Lawrence 162 Fletter, Mr. Robert 158 Flynn, Mr. Daniel 18 Flynn, Miss Elisabeth 197, 218 Fober, Mr. Frederick 154 Friedman, Mr. Maurice 263 G Gannon Mr. James 22, 23, 132, 226 Gescheidle, Mr. Arthur 162 Gibbons, Miss Mary 182, 222 Giometti, Mr. John 18 Gotschall, Mr. Harry 164 Gorny, Mr. Thaddeus 158 Graef, Mr. John 183, 184, 210 Gramer, Miss Dorothy 186, 187, 188, 201, 209 Grill, Mr. Joseph 214, 237 Guarino, Mr. Matt 164, 222 Guagliardo, Mrs. Josephine 26 Gunderson, MlSgt. Norman 244, 246, 248, 252 H Haase, Mrs. Marie 186, 213 Hansen, Mr. Edward 15 Harries, Miss Louise 183, 201, 205 Hauser, Mrs. Celia 183, 213 Hawver Mr. Paul 178, 222 Healy, Mr. Jeremiah 186, 226 Heinen, Miss Henrietta 186 Heflig? Mr. Arnold 178, 225, 5 Herman, Mr. Herbert 182,214 Hess, Miss Ada 182, 226 Hoffman, Mr. Julius 18 Hook, Mr. Lester 133 197 Howard, Mrs, Lillian 182, 226 Huff, Mr. Gardner 234, 235, 237 I lsbaner, Mr. Thaddeus 165, 205 J Jareczek, Mr. Leonard 263, 267, 268, 269 Johnson, Mr. Oscar 209, 283 Jones, Mrs. Rose 16, 229 Jordan, Miss Mildred 197, 218 K Kaher, Miss Marie 186 Kaiser, Mr. Glenn 182, 205 Kaiser, Mr. George 16 Kane, Mr. Eugene 160 Keenan, Mr. James 186, 213 Kenny, Mr. Martin 186 King, Mr. Sherwin 197 Klinger, Miss Helen 183, 205 Klug, Mr. Roland 157 Kluge, Mrs. Eleanor 182, 183 Kulieke, Mr. Robert 176, 217 Kuecker, Mr. William 24, 114, 168, 225 Kritzer, Miss Julia 182 Krueger, Mrs. Margaret 183 Kovacs, Mr. Louis 197, 209 Kout, Mrs. Flora 197, 205 Kane, Mr. Harry 16 Knapp, Mrs. Lucille 26 L Labant, Mr. William 257, 258, 259, 263 Lafka, Miss Margaret 18 Larson, Mins Phyllis 177, 217 Larson, Mr. Ralph 18 Lee, Miss Dorothy 176 Lehman, Mr, Fred 163, 221 Lewagidgwski, Mr. Theodore 182, Lichtman, Mr. Sol 154 Lindenil Mr. Jerome 36, 163, 2 Lindley, Miss Betty 114, 185, 186, 226 Lippo, Mr. Robert 283 Littleton, Miss Dorothy 283 -ombarclo, Mr. Dominic 197, 213 Long, Mrs. Lucille 26 Lutzen, Mr. Martin 189, 194 195, 221 Lynch, Mr. Richard 186, 206 Lyon, Mr. Glenn 114, 164, 229 M Maas, Mr. Arthur 178, 221 Manasin, Mr. Alfred 255, 259, 263, 266, 284 Mares, Miss Harriette 14 Markland, Mr. James 114, 229 Marko, Mr. Edward 157 Mazdragos, Mr. George 6 177, 153, 189, 189, Mazur, Miss Jeanette 185, 190 McBee, Miss Mary 154, 194, 196, 229 McDade, Mr. Raymond 263 McErlean, Mr. Joseph 163, 206, 282, 283 McMullen, Mr, Floyd 160, 161 McPl'ieg'9on, Mr. Richard 114, McTigue, Miss Dorothy 187, 229 McVey, Mr. Franklin 197, 221 Meieadgerlc, Mr. George 12, 13, Meye5,17Mr, Merel 163, 201, Meyers, Mr. James 154 Miler, Mr, Max 162 Miller, Mr, Newell 163 Miller, Mr. Robert 165, 201, 209 Missner, Mrs. Esther 186, 221 Monteleone, Mr. William 172 Moore, Mr. Ralph 176, 210 Morrissey, Mr. Dennis 168, 283 Morton, Mr. Charles 182, 217 Moynihan, Miss Lucille 197 Murray, Mr. Harold 186,206 Myers, Mr. James 154 N Nagel, Sgt. Roy 283 Neely, Miss Martha 14 Nestmann, Mr. Raymond 157 Neumann, Mr. Arthur 154 Newman, Mr. John 263 NuccifE6 Mr. Dominic 22, 30, 0 Ohlson, Mrs. Bernice 14, 15 O'Mara, Dr. Arthur 10, 11, 281 O,T0ole, Miss Mary 174, 175 Owens, Miss Frances 197, 282 P Paine, Mr. Samuel 178, 225 Papcg::7kl, Mr. Edward 263, 270, Pasowicz, Mr. Bruno 177 Pattullo, Mr. Milton 13, 62 Pawell, Mrs, Mae 14 Pegel, Mr. Robert 263, 264 Peluso, Mr. Anthony 61, 114, 188, 217 Mr. Calvin 183 186, Penfield, Perlstein, Mr. Marvin 263 Petersen, Mr. Robert 178, 221 Peterson, Mr. Fred 186, 228 Petzing, Mr. Erwin 157 Piper, Mr. William 163 Popp, Miss Dorothy 187 Pretzel, Mr. Hugo 283 Q Quick, Mr. Lynn 160 R Rathien, Miss Edith 186, 229 Reim, Mr. Joseph 163, 217 Rennbsgiw, Mr. Coverdale 178, Reynolds, Miss Helen 14 Richman, Mrs. Edith 17 Riley, Miss Anastasia 206, 283 Ring, Mr. George 40, 41, 263 Roberts, Mr. John 162 Rodger, Mr. James 24,36, 183, 217 Rogers, Mrs, Ann 177 229 Rogers Mr. Charles 163, 222 Roland, Mr. Charles 158 Rosenblum, Mr. Julius 15, 38, 39, 165 Rothe, Mr. Emil 12, 85 Rueben, Mrs. Helen 183 Russell, Mr. John 160 S Schaefer, Mr. William 261, 263 Schlesinger, Mr. Howard 177 Schneider, Mr. Paul 233, 237, 240 Schooler, Miss Virginia 186 Schurgigicher, Miss Dorothy 26, Schwartz, Mr. Max 114, 163, 229, 283 Scott, Mr. Herschel 178 Scully, Mrs. Margaret 14 Shaw, Miss Elvie 19 Sherman, Mr. Donald 197, 214 Siebe5,8 Mr. Charles 40, 263, Siedband, Mr. Jordon 178, 222 Simon, Mr. Edward 15 Sims, Mr. William 171,172 Singer, Mr, David 197 Skinner, Mrs. Mary 16, 229 Slepicka, Mr. Frank 164, 225 Slutsky, Mrs. Belle 176, 210 Sojat, Mr. John 158, 179 Sotter, Mr. Andrew 182, 223 Spiess, Sgt. Melvin 244, 251 Spraetz, Miss Luana 31, 166, 182, 225 Steinmetz, Mr. Julian 157 Stiller, Miss Elizabeth 186 Stoner, Mrs. Dorothy 177 Straka, Mr. Adolph 12 Sutherland, Mr. Lawrence 158 Swenson, Mr. W'illiam 263, 264 Swiatkowski, Mr. Leonard 32, 186, 206 Swor, Mr. Robert 197, 210 Szaligsilg, Mr. Tadeusz 164, Szymanski, Miss Irene 17 T Tabor, Mr. Stanley 177, 207 Tapley, Mr. Philip 178, 222 Taylor, Mr. Paul 154, 155 Topp, Mr. Alex 167, 172, 225 Torreyson, Mr. Homer 15, 179, 187, 214 Tortorelli, Mr. James 163, 206 U Urquhart, Miss Margaret 11 V Valegtgge, Mr. Michael 263, Voorhees, Mr. Robert 177 W Walewander, Mr. Lee 25, 177 Wall, Mr. Donald 283 Wallenta, Mr. George 263 Walters, Mr. Allen 160 Walz, Mr. Arthur 15, 165 Wanziing, Mr. Daniel 30, 177, 2 4 Warkentien, Miss Emily 183 Weinberg, Mrs. Shirley 175, 206 Weiner, Mr. Earl 177, 230 Weingtsein, Mr, Samuel 197, 0 Wickhorst, Miss Emily 183, 209 Williams, Miss Junarden 34, 177, 214 Wing, Mrs. Catherine 182 Woodruff, Mr. LeRoy 158, 285 Y Young, Mr. Joseph 114, 167, 72, 173, 230 Youngquist, Miss Ebba 182 Z Zindell, Mr. Leo 176, 209 Zmaczynski, Mr. Raymond 283 Zoern, Mr. Joseph 16, 114, 125 Student ludrif A Aadland, Richard 217 Abbate, Joseph 174, 221, 278 Abbinonti, Frank S, 217 Abegg, Willis H. 202, 278 Abrams, Charles 30, 33, 192, 218 Abrahamson, Robert K. 218, 246, 248, 278 Acerro, Mario -. 22, 206, 250, 282 Ackerson, Dax , 275 Ackerson, Donala K. 176, 218, 253 Ackert, Ken A. 201 Ackert, Roger C. 214, 234, 240 Adamczewski, Wayne C. 210 Adomowski, Andrew J. 226 Adams, Fred P'. 202 Adams, Michael P. 30, 210 Adams, Phillip J. 222 Adams, Robert J. 194, 221, 250 Adamski, Warren C. 201 Addante, Gerald N. 217 Adler, Arthur B. 22, 30, 174, 194, 209, 240, 278 A3 i1'1f 'y'cE' 332 A 9 , arry . Adorian, Rgchigg 26314, 243 A in, .lim . , Agneli, Phillip Cf. 194, 213, uiera, o n . A -372 J h L 201 Agbe, Richard E. 213, 249 Ahlin, Thomas V. 211 Aicneleg Fredzzg. 32, 213 Aie o, om Aigner, Robert K. 221, 253 Ajuria, Manuel A. 206 Alagna, Joseph J. 214 Alagna, Michael A. 209 Albanito, Robert A. 202 Albergo, Joseph A. 48, 225 Albeg8oTed J. 30, 32, 213, Albrecht, James D. 202, 250 Albrecht, Kenneth B. 213 Alcorn, Charles J. 191, 214 Alden, John S. 201 Aldon, Terry 201 Alex, ,Aalon JHE 2? 225 Alexan er, o n . Alt, Donald L. 48, 174, 229, 274 Alfors, Douglas 5. 30, 213 Allen, Robert R. 214 Anderson, James R. 201 Anderson, James A. 194, 221 Anderson, Justin K. 209, 238, 282 Anderson, Lawrence J. 206 Anderson, Odis A. 221 Anderson, Richard J. 29, 30, ggi 118, 194, 222, 270, Anderson 1 Robert 171 , 226 Anaeiszzn Robert G. 48, 194, Anderson Robert l.. 48, 209 Anderson Robert S. 214 Anderson Robert W. 201 Anderson Robert W. 211, 260, 266 Anderson, William F. 217 Anderson, William M. 210, 260, 266 Andrade, Tony 209 Andreen, Roger J. 48, 230 Andreen, Rollie B. 260 Andreoli, Gerald T. 209 Andreopoulos, Theodore 22, 23, 222, 253 Andrews, Dennis J. 170, 226 Angarola, Michael J. 217 Anhalt, Robert J. 205, 252 Anhalt, Fred J. 30, 213, 260 Ansell, Daniel F. 213 Anselmini, Richard J. 24, 217 Ansegrng, Joseph J. 155, 194, Antczak, Fred J. 39 Antonowich, Frank J. 209 Antonson, Kenneth D. 30, 188, 221 Antti, Ralph W. 120, 222 Anzalone, Joseph J. 48, 170, 226, 248, 252 Aoyaai, Dennis 201 Appelhons, William E. 49, 230 Aragosa, Robert F. 205, 260 Arakawa, James T. 201 Arazan, George A. 49, 230, 278 Arbuthnot, Brian D. 201 Archer, Robert J. 205 Ardisana, Robert J. 49, 194, 229 Arendt, Robert A. 221 Arendt, Kenneth C. 40, 49, 185, 226 Argiris, Sam T. 201 Argoe, Dimitri 209, 282 Argyropoulos, Dino A. 201 Arndt, Charles T. 49, 230 Arnold, Richard E. 221 Arnold, Robert J. 205 Arnold, Robert W. 49, 226 Arnold, Rudolph E. 174, 194, 218 Aron, Charles J. 206 Aranson, Arthur S. 206 Arnow, Michael F. 194, 213 Arteogo, Paul G. 206 Artner, Alan G. 202 Asolo, Ronald P. 32, 179, 213, 260 Asbury, Ronald G. 217 Aschacher, Walter A. 39, 192, 2 3 Ashley, Floyd T. 206 Ashworth, William J. 213, 269 Aske, Arthur 225 Astrella, Louis R. 201 Atlas, Phillip Y. 173, 206 Astaves, James J. 49, 167 Aufdengarten, Kent C. 201 Augello, Charles L. 217 Augest, Robert W. 218, 260 Aust, James P. 221 Ayer, Kenneth R. 201 Bailey, James 210 Baile , Richard 214 Bokalla, Terrance 206 iaker, Gary 202 Baker, Roy 206 Baker, William 210 Bakes, Michael 222 Balboa, Lawrence 49 Bolmgi Roy 24, 30, 32, 192, 7 Bolke, Frank 210, 278 Ballatin, Joseph 218 Ballowe, Terry 201 Balog, Dennis 210 Banach, Lloyd 210 Banasik, Edward 201 Banos, Richard 49, 226 Bonner, Donald 201, 240 Bonnor, Lee 209 Bonovitz, William 49 Banyai, Frank C. 24, 49, 226, 270 Ban, Andrew G. 229, 278 Bao, Frank W. 49, 226 Bar, Richard W. 205 Bora, Dennis J. 189, 210 Baran, Edward L. 222 Baranowski, Chester 50, 270, 280 Baranski, Barry M. 213 Barba, Reimar A. 202 Baren, Dennis R. 120, 174, 225 Bargteld, John E. 30, 32, 214 Barker, Kenneth N. 202 Bornec, Donald D. 50, 191, 226 Barnes, Charles E. 221, 222 Barnhort, John A. 120, 236, 261 Barnicke, Nicholas 40 Bornvos, Milford L. 210 boiorii., Robert R. 209 Barons, Karlis A. 206, 278 Barrett, Charles K. 213, 276 Barrios, Gerald E. 50, 226 Barris, Edward P. 120, 225 Barry, Robert 244 Barry, Stephen A. 174, 206 Barsch, Robert G. 209 Borsh, Bruce 1. 39, 210 Bartelson, Thos. G. 218 Bartlett, James 214, 234, 236, 240 Bartman, Edward 205 Bartman, Richard H. 221, 247 Barton, James L. 202 Barton, Jerome E. 210 Bartosik, Ted J. 50, 189, 229 Bartys, Marion W. 214 Baruch, Gerard 29, 30, 37, 38, 46, 229 Baruch, Tom E. 24, 213 lzsasica, Ray D. 209 Basinski, Joe N, 209, 278 Bassett, Clyde E. 192 Bassler, Barry L. 217 Bosso, John M. 221 Bastek, Richard W. 214 Botaoel, Jack 222 Bateman, Tom G. 120, 225 Battaglia, Vito V. 221 Bauer, Carl D. 50, 230, 278 Bauer, John Pl 50, 225, 234, 236 Bauer, George C. 229 Bauer, Ralph W. 221 Bauer, Richard W. 165, 218 Bauman, Richard S. 217 Baumann, Robert 1 40 218 B Baba, Edward 209, 272, 273 Bach, Robert F. 30, 206 Bach, Paul H. 210, 272,273 Bode, Robert A. 202 Badgley, Edward D. 120 225 Bw, icenneih B. ao, 173, 176, 210 Baessler, Art 201, 272 Allen, Kenneth S. 40, 48, 229 Allen, Thomas C- 206 Allison, George C. 30, 206 Alsobrook, Robert P, 209, 250 Alston, Joel H. 210 Aisfon, William R. 43,194 229 Altenburgbggnald H. 171, 225, 257, Altman, James H. 155, 133, Al 'iog Do ld 214 wic er, no Ament1,3Ronald J. 30, 32, 192, 2 Amstadt, Joseph E. 26, 213, 26 Amundson, James P. 201 Anagiiggtopoulos, Steve K. 170, Anders, Dennis A. 201 Anders, Gary 214 Andersen, Dole R. 200 Andersen, Dennis R- 43, 170, 226 . Andersen Erling J. 225 Andersen Richard M. 206 Andersen, William C. 30, 32, 155, 209, 213, 268, 269 Anderson, Alan F. 209 Anderson, Barry R. 32, 213, 260 Anderson, Carl H. 225, 264, 280 Anderson, Cleburne F. 188, 202 Anderson, David A. 43, 194, 226 I Anderson, Eric R. 206 Anderson, George W. 48 Anderson, Glenn D, 48 Boierle, Kenneth 202 Baikie, Arthur 201 Baumann, Robert W. 217 Baumann, William A. 50, 161, 229 Baumbeck, Tom H. 229 Bay, Richard F. 32 Bayard, Peter M. 30, 32, 210, 253 Bayro, Frank W. 214 Beale, John C. 206 Beatty, Donald 178, 213 Beck, John D. 213 Beck, Paul D. 50, 165, 185, 226 Beck, William F. 30, 179, 206, 236 Becker, Gary K. 210 Becker, Horst H. 32, 50, 165, 229 Becker, Raymond 50, 154, 226 Becker, Richard R. 29, 30, 33, 222, 245, 250 Becker, Stephen A. 192, 213, 240 Beckett, Donald R. 275 Bedrosian, Charles 209 Bedura, Eugene C. 201 Behan, Michael J. 202 Behles, John F. 26, 209 Behmer, Douglas A. 29, 284 Behr, Ralph T. 218 Behrendt, Robert 194, 221 Behrens, William G. 202, 247 Beilman, Fred D. 201 Belch, Richard Z. 221 Bell, Cecil E. 214 Bell, Michael G. 205 Bellande, Louis E. 120, 225 Bellovia, Kenneth J. 218 Beller, Marvin 26, 29, 30, 33, 121, 165, 225, 252 Belshaw, William T. 210, 252 Belter, Dennis R. 214 Belytschko, Theodore B. 29, 30, 33, 221, 264 Benbenek Richard A. 200 214 Bencich, Ray R. 218 ' Bendgigg Ronald 22, 23, 30, 41, Benedetti, Anthony A. 213 Benedetto, Vincent C. 217 Benfield, David C. 214 lic-nickc-. Stcnhen J. 22. 210 0e 'am1n, Nicholas J. 206 Benko, Jeffrey W. 209 3320, lixgerie 305 0, arvi . 0 274' 272 , 188, 210, Benner, Thomas W. 213 Bennett, William Vv', 205 890091 , Myron' M. 247 t Bennett. William s. 121 Benson, Bruce V. 206 PHHSQH, Robert W. 217 Benzing, Robert J, 225 Berardi, James N. 201 Be e0C1f, Richard C. 922 Casey R 213 gerent, K 1 erezen o, N' h 1 isa, 21016 Cas 30' 32' Bere. Gordon J. 214 Egg, Hjaviiword SA, 150, 230 , o n , 72, 13919, Jon C. 201 225' 287 13619, Richard C. 206 B9fQernann, Eike W. 201 BefQfT1O1'1, Barry R, 210 gggg1uC10f lm? 133, 221 15 I O 0 . 121, Berociuisf, Richard A. 206225 Berman, Bernard on 221 german, Jeff s. 229 erman, M 1 Bernaden, 1-11e111i3 JT1205ii242772' Bernard, Cl d 1 2,41 205? SB, 192, 225, Berndt, William A, 201 Berner, Victor E. 50, 192 225 Berngggn, Robert J. 30,210 Berrettini, M0 d J 174, 221 mn O ' 165' Berryhill, Fred R. 209 Bef210S, Matiss 32, 51 226 Bessler, Henry R. 218 1 gezgziokwxvalter 202 ia e, 1 iam C, 4 230 167,173, Bianchi, Joseph F. 211 Biangardi, Otto 214 Biedowicz, Jerry L, 51 Bielinski, George H. 51 280 Bien, John 1. ao, 156,' 210 Bieschke, Dale E. 205 Bieschke, Richard A, 221 Biesiada, Robert N. 32, 51, A 156, 176,179, 18 Bgeze, wuiioee R. 218 8' 247 Bihler, Carl D. 210 Bilek, Larry P. 213 gilek, Robert L. 202 1 1005, Larry D. 38, 51, 16 D 222 5' Billins, Edwin L. 218 BilY1, Anatole 210 Binner, Richard P. 209 Biondo, Edward M. 202 Birchall, Ronald H. 24, 210 Bird, Robert E. 201 Boris, Robert S. 214, 278 Buckman, Robert L. 218, 253 STUDENT INDEX 266 Ceiley, Biritz, Joseph T. 217 Birkenes, Bernt G. 202 Bischof, Joseph 205 Bischoff, George 217 Bischoff, Wendel 221 Bilshausen, Michael 202 Bishop, Edward 51, 274 Bishop, James 217 Bierregaard, Brian 229 Biorkquist, James 214, 248 250 Blach, Rodney 201 Blackburn, James 205 Blado, Leonard 32, 213 Blahuta, Lew 40, 51, 226 Blain, Frank 206 Blair, A. 256 Blair, Lawrence 213, 246 Blake, Michael 194, 217 Blake, William 51 Blanchette, Kenneth 261 Bland, James 30, 217, 270, Blatherwick, Wayne 218 Blatnick, Frank 25, 36, 21, 247 Blatnick. Louis 24, 41, 51, 163, 24210 Blaul, John Blaumueller, Eckhard 30, 221, 282 Bleau, Tom 205 Blecker, Edward 201 Blender, Rusell 41, 121, 165, 225 Blesy, Harold 22, 24, 26, 36, 155, 192, 217 Bleyer, Werner 29, 31, 33, 35, iie, 117, 204, 222, 240, 272 Bliss, Eusgll 209209 Bliznic , re ory Blodgett, Hgrlow 25, 36, 210, 247 Blomfeldt, G. 115 Blonz, Steven 40, 121, 165 Bloom, Lawrence 51, 194, Bloom, Lawrence 51, 194, 226 222 210 Blum, nton Blume, Keith 30, 33, 192, 217, 282 Boado, Edward 201 Bobek, Norman 221, 267 Bobkiewicz, Walter 25, 51, 192, 226, 280 Bobrowski, Vincent 201 Boch, Robert 213, 267 Bochantin, Bernard 174, 189, 221, 252 Bock, Leonard 209 Bock, Michael 200 Bodine, Michael 206, 236 Boe, Eugene 26, 209 Boe, Ronald 30, 32, 214, 252, h282Ad l h 222 Boe m, o Boehm, Leo D22, 121, 168, 222, 261, 274 Boehm, Richard 201 Boelter, Arthur 205 Bogacz, Leonard 202 Bogdanovich, Richard21232, 32 35, 39, 40, 188, 329 Bogot, Scott 30, 32, 214 Bohdan, Joe 201 Bahman, Donald 121, 222 Bohn, Gerald 210 Boitz, Kenneth 201 Bold, Ronald 51, 229 Boldt, Brent 121, 174, 192, 225 Boldt, Jerry 214 Bolek. Mitch 174, 189, 219 Bolling, Richard 218 Bolsega, Dennis M. 202, 278 Bomis, George A. 30, 32, 213, Boncimino, Joseph 217, 250 260 Bcni, Lido J. 205 . Bonin, Roger H. 154, 229 Bonthron, Francis R. 121 Booe, James E. 210 Bcoth, William A. 52, 161, 229 Boots, Raymond J. 52, 230 Barchardt, Ronald 214 Bordean, Eli W. 52, 229 k Thomas A 52 230 Bore , . , Borger, Frank R. 214, 234, 236 Boris, Lawrence A. 206, 278 Boris, Richard W. 46, 226 Boro, Ronald J. 221 Borucki, James E. 52, 163, 185, 226 Bose, Melferd A. 22, 30, 116, 118, 222 218 Bosenbecker, Raymond W. Bosmann, Bruce H. 52 Bosowski, Adolph A. 52, 226 Bostrom, Charles A. 184, 210, 252 Botzegrizhgrdt, David P, 52, 165, Bouloukos, Milton 206, 247 Bowen, William D. 206 Bowers, Dennis R. 33, 267, 269 Boyd, Dennis J. 52, 226 Boyer, John W. 202 Bayes, Richard C. 214 Boyk, P'aul J. 221, 234, 236 Brace, John J. 121, 222 Bradac, Ronald K. 210 Broker, Edward G. 178, 221, 272 Braman, Terry 30, 188, 205 Brando, Gecrge E. 217 Brandseth, Thomas M. 218, 272 Brandys, Chester T. 206, 278 Brannon, James D. 214 Branson, Robert D. 205 Bratko, Edward W. 52, 225, 234, 236' Bratschi, William H. 221 Braun, Barry J. 226 Braun, Kenneth C. 24, 25, 213 Brauneker, Donald J. 121, 222 Breece, Joseph D. 201 Breede, Donald H. 26, 194, 213, 249 Breit, Dennis J.34, 122, 172 Breitberg, Stuart L. 205 Brennan, Donald W. 202 194, Brenrgerg Jenard E. 29, 52, 225, 4 , Brenski, George W. 213 Breski, Dennis M. 189, 221, Bretsnyder, Mortimer T. 206 Brezinski, Thomas E. 52, 226 Brieno, Arthur W. 217 Briggs, Donald C. 213, 252 Brillis, Mathew L, 214 Brink, James M. 194, 210 Brink, John G. 202 Brink, Michael E. 36, 205 Brix, Christian W. 122, 225 Brocato, Earl E. 209 Brockman, Robert A. 218 Brody, Joel 30, 188, 213 Brogaard, Harlow C. 192, 222 Brogan, Raymond P. 267, 269 Bronis, Bruce L. 53, 226 Broniszewski, John E. 205, 250 Bronk, Edwin L. 214 Brooks, William R. 234, 236 Brosz, Michael A. 53, 230 Brown, Clifford R. 205 Brown, David L. 221 Brown, Edward J. 53, 181, 230, 248, 250 Brown, Kenneth L. 40, 201 Brown, Michael O. 222 Brown, Richard L. 122, 222, 269, 280 Brown, Robert M. 201 Brown, Robert W. 201 Brown, Roger R. 213 Brownlee, Cecil T. 201 Brubaker, James A. 210 Brucato, Michael E. 210 Bruce, Robert A. 202 Brukner, Chester E. 221 Brun, Michael J. 206, 282 Brundage, Myron R. 209 Brunke, Dennis E. 213 Brunswick, William G. 202 Bruser, Charles J. 202 Bruski, Kenneth E. 205 Bryer, Paul R. 206 Bryl, Ronald S. 201 Brzezinski, Denis R. 201 Bubenheimer, Fred 225 Bubert, Edward A. 202 Bucek, Robert 5.40 53,230 Buchanan, Dennis J. Jos Buchanan, Mitchell L. 192, 213 Buchholtz, Robert A. 221, Buck, Brian E. 53, 229 Buck, Eugene C. 214 Buck, Norris A. 209 Buckman, Dennis 214 278 Buckwinkler, Tim B. 214 4 Budenieks, Juris A. 218, 26 , 280 Budz, Dennis J.M. 222 Budzichowski, David T. 217 Budzik, Richard C. 206 Budz n, Joseph C. 24, 53, 167, 1173, 194, 229, 266 Bugailiskis, Ronald J. 194, 221 Bugiel, Dennis S. 53, 194, 229 Bulger, Daniel L. 205 Bull, Wayne E. 209, 238 Bullis, Patrick N. 22, 35, 122, 225, 264, 280 Bunch, Foster D. 209 Bunda, George J. 256, 284 Bungert, William F. 188, 210 Burandt, Walter 1.202 Burden, Russell L. 53, 229 Bureski, William R. 221, 270 Burger, Joseph J. 206 Burgh, Sheldon J. 209 Burgin, Eu ene A. 221 Burggraf, David L. 217 Burggrof, Jerry A. 206 Burian, Donald S. 30, 188, 209 Burja, Frank M. 202 Burke, Frank J. 218 Burke, James R. 191, 214, 278 249 176, 202, Burkel, Louis P. 210, Burney, Donald R. 282 Burns, Allen B. 174, 214, 260 Burns, Edward J. 174, 213 Burns, James E. 205 Buroff, Steven J. 32, 205 Burzinski, Walter S. 53, 226 Burzynski, Michael J. 202 Busch, Larry R. 191, 214 Busch, Theodore J. 63, 167, 230 Buschback, James G. 122, 192, 225 Buschmann, Ra mond P. 22, 188 191 214 Buschmann, Robert J. 53, 229 Bushy, Stephen 24 Butler, Thomas W. 209, 238 Buyle, Leslie A. 206, 253 Buzyna, Leonid 201 Byczek, Lloyd V. 209 Bynum, Dennis C. 214 Bytnar, Steven J. 155, 176, 209, 247 Bywalec, Robert W. F. 222 C Caasa, Anthony 170, 225 Cabote, Wayne R. 201, 238 Cabrera, Donald M. 202 Caciappo, Donald J. 53, 185, 230, 269 Cada. John W. 179, 210 Caggiano, Dennis A. 225, 272 caidci, Pmiip E. 36, 221 Calabrese, Dennis S. 229 Calabrese, Edward 202 Calabro, Thomas 32, 206 Caldwell, Michael W. 31, 200 Calfa, John, 54 Calfa, John R. 229 Calhoun, Leroy T. 205 Cali, Angelo D. 54, 154, 226 Cali, John J. 54, 161, 229 Cali, Joseph P. 194, 217 Calomb, James 54 Campbell, Fred C. 202 Campioni, Joseph 209 Campise, Jay J. 218, 270 Canchola, Gilbert 54 Cannella, James J. 213 Cannataro, Ralph J. 202 Cantalupi, James T. 30, 205, 282 Cantor, Barry J. 54, 180, 230, 270,275 Cantor, Herbert N. 22, 29, 30, 32, 35, 54, 229, 244, 245, 252, 286 Canzoneri, A. A. 256 Carava, Nicholas J. 205 Carbciigcara, Terry E. 54, 229, Carchola, Gilbert 194, 234, 236, 240 Caref, Sheldon 201 Carkhuff, Charles D. 185, 230 Carley, Richard V. 210 Carleton, James W. 213 Carlson, Allen S. 122, 225 Carlsog, Arthur R. 54, 164, 2 6 Carlson, Bruce A. 205, 252 Carlson, Christopher G. 206, 234 Carlson, Curtis M. 28, 29 Carlscn, Dennis L. 54, 226, 244 Carlson, Donald J. 202 Carlson, George 218, 266, 272 Carlson, Lyle 54, 164, 185, 225, 276 Carlson, Kurt 192, 213 Carlson, Paul 213, 240, 275 Carlsgn, Richard E. 31, 206, D2 Carlson, Richard J. 122, 222, 272 Carlson, Ross 191, 218 Carlson, Russell 214 Carlson, Samuel 30, 32, 209 Carlson, Wayne 54, 226 Carras, Leon 218 Carrera, William 194, 222, 234, 236 Carson, James 55, 229 Carson, Jchn 22, 55, 230 Carstensen, Richard 122, 225 Carta, Frank 205 Carter, Dalton 213 Carter, Rick 217 Cascore, Louis 205 Cashman-, Matthew 40, 218 Casper, Leroy 222 Cassa, Tony 122 Cassata, Donald 36, 206, 280 Cassiday, Daniel 32, 55, 226 Catalano, Robert 202 Cataldi, Raymond 210, 280 Castaneda, Raul 214 Caterinicchia Sam 205, 250 Cavallo, James 30, 173, 206 Cav.n, Thomas 205 Ceas, Richard 122, 222 Cebula, Thomas 214 Cechner, David 209 Cechner, P-aul 55, 229 Cednick, Lester 217 Joseph 206 Celll, Lino 55, 229, 279 Centano, Ronald 202 Centanni, John 38, 179, 221, 272 Center, Robert 221, 272 Centracco, Robert 24, 155, 188, 214, 247 Cerami, Anthony 55, 194, 229 Cerbes, James 210 Cesarotti, William 29, 30, 33, 192, 218 Cetnar, James 22, 171, 174, 188, 218 Cetnarowicz, Stephen 221 Chab54ORobert 22, 122, 222 Chambers, Albert 205 Champagne, John 155, 209 Chan, P'aul 191, 214 Chan, Ronald 201 Chanoux, Dennis 221 Chapin, Arthur 55, 226 Chapman, Dennis 217 C1'1ODmC1n, Wayne 214 Chappell, Dudley 214 C1'10DD6l1, Joseph 205 Chorglgh David 55, 245, 248, ChasS,I8Micl1ael 30, 33, 35, Checker, Jon 55, 164, 226 Chelby, Steven 55, 229 Cheng, William 206 Chernik, Harry 209, 250 Chernikovich, Robert 39, 218 Cherrlyj Gerald 122, 194, 222, 4 Chimack, Robert 123, 225 Chleboun, ,Clarence 217, 282 Chlebowski, Ronald 40, 189, 213, Chmielewski, Edward 202 Chmielewski, James 210, 261 Chmielewski, William 38, 189 256, 266 Choate, Bernard 221, 253, 264 Chodkowski, Donald 201 ChOC1ZII'1sk1, George 209 Choffnes, Michael,206 Cholke, Carl 206 ' Cholod, Michael 30, 33, 123, 165, 225, 240 Chomko, Richard 55, 229 Chornornaz, Walter 209 STUDENT INDEX Chovanec, James 205 Christ, Terrance 206 Christensen, Daniel 201 Christensen, Duane 222, 240 Christensen, Francis 194, 210 Christensen, Leroy 221 Christensen, Roy 22, 205 Christiane, Anthony 210 Christman, Robert 205 Czerwinski, Riich-ard 25, 40, 229, 275 Christiansen, Carl H. 26, 33, 123, 165, 225, 250 Christiansen, Duane M. 123 Christiansen, Gregory A. 201 Christiansen, Neale 123, 222, 270, 275 Christofidis, George 194, 218, 257 ,280 Chrobak, Kenneth J, 245, 250 Chuchro, Fred S. 214, 234 Chuchro, Jerome M. 205 Chula , Jeff D. 30, 206 Chumrey, Alon R. 176, 214 Church, Leonard 38, 123, 225, 270, 276, 280 Churchich, Daniel L. 213 Chvojcsek, Frank J. 123, 225 Chvogcsgk, Joseph M. 123, 222, 6 Cibuls, Jerry G. 205 Cichanski, Lester C. 159, 174, 192, 213, 257 Cichon, Joseph C. 55, 154, 226 Cfeslik, Phillip J. 210 Cieszggcowski, Robert C. 194, Ciezki, Robert A. 26, 56, 226 Cirese, James M. 56, 170, 226 Cirignani, Daniel R. 56, 194, 229 Cirvlis, Ziedonis, R. 225 Citta, Richard W, 211 Clancy, Kenneth G. 123, 225 lr anilR205 Coe, D e . Clark, David C. 56, 194, 229 1 3, 185, Clark, Edward P. 6 229 Clark James N. 165, 192, isa Clark, James W. 201 218, Clark, Kenneth E. 123, 222 Clark, Robert D. 221 Clark, Thomas E. 214 Clauson, Eric T. 192, 213 Clouss, Charles J. 202 Clausen, George R. 56, 226 154, Clausen, Terry E. 213, 267, 269 Clauson, John B. 30, 156, 202 Clemente, Alfred R. 56, 229 Clemmons, Ronald L. 56, 229 Clioppetto, Joseph M, 205 Closs, Dennis B. 210 Cnota, James F. 205 Cobar, Bernard 211 Cobar, James 210 Codak, William P, 206 Cody, Ronald C. 201 Coffelt, Ralph A. 202 Cohen, Arvin D. 33, 36, 123, 166, 225 Cohen, Robert R. 56 Cohen, Howard R. 34, 56, 167, 172, 173, 230, 244 Cohn, Stewart A. 56, 229 Colclasure, Kenneth B. 209 Cole, Danny R. 30, 185, 188, 191, 218 Cole, Jon Vv'. 211, 247 Cole, Ronald P. 56, 229, 275, 280 Coletta, Mario J. 174, 191, 214 Coleman, Ronald 149, 272 Collins, Frank 201 Collins, James E. 123, 194, 225 Collins, Ra W. 56, 225 Collins, William V. 56 Collurafici, Frank P. 210 Colussi, John V. 210 Colvin, Thomas M. 124, 222 Colvin, W'illiam B. 57, 157, 230, 279 Combithis, Gregory J, 202 Commons, Theodore L. 226, 278 Compell, Jerome W. 202 Conne, Jay B. 124, 179, 222 Conner, Ardeth D. 210 Connolly, James D. 217 Conrad, Terry J. 202 Conrad, Walter A. 217, 257 Conradson, Bert T. 217, 253 Conroy, Neal B. 210 Constanzo, Anthony D. 213 Constanzo, Vincent J. 213 Cook, Dennis K. 205, 278 Cook, Lyle B. 22, 172, 217 Cook, Michael Pu 192, 210 Cook, Robert E. 210 COUPE, James A. 202 Cooper, Patrick 166, 218 Corduan, Ronald E. 124, 222, 257, 276 Corell, John G. 214 Corrado, David R, 213 Corrado, Joseph M. 165, 218, 256, 266, 276, 280 Corriggg, Thomas M. 177, 191, Corry, Guy H. 213, 275 Corso, Saverio F. 201 Cortese, Lee W. 124, 225, 238 Cortese, Kenneth D. 206 Cost, Dennis B, 57, 230, 264 Costabile, Dominic M. 201 Costello, Andrew R. 222, 270 Cotteleer, Michael A. 168, 172 Coughlin, Michael 57, 124, 224 Couper, George E. 191 Couvillion, Terry C. 222, 240 Cowley, Ronald H. 165, 218 Cox, Robert A. 57, 229 Coy, Robert G. 202 Coyne, Robert E. 40, 217, 280, 282 Cozzi, Roger J. 179, 210 Crabtree, Elvis H. 30, 210 Crabtree, Gordon T. 202 Craddock, Clayton C. 57, 226 Craddock, Curtis W. 26, 210 Crofton, Kenneth J. 213 Craig, David 218 Craig, Theodore F. 29, 33, 40, 116, 118 Crandall, James L. 205, 253 Crane, Edward J. 124, 225 Cranmer, John L. 155, 213, 253 Crawford, Robert W. 214 Crawford, Edwin L. 201 Cree, Larry 1. 213 Creer, James 214 Criel, Donald S. 124, 267 Crimaldi, Anthony C. 213 Crittendon, Douglas E. 214 Croft, Alan B. 30, 32, 214, 276 Cross, Douglas F. 201 Cross, Richard L. 272, 278 Crouse, Dean R. 218 Croushore, Robert C. 206 Crowe, James T. 201 Crowe, Ronald P. 206 Cummings, Gerald F. 57, 170, 226 Cummings, Robert L. 202 Cunningham, Donald C. 248 Curtis, James W. 192, 218, 267 Cusack, John M. 209 Cutinello, Carl R. 221 Cwik, Elmer J. 188, 221 168, 209, Cwikowski, Joseph A. 206, 238, 278, 282 Czajkowski, Greg P.205 Czarnecki, Gerald W, 40, 57, 229 Czarnik, James L. 39, 222 Czarnik, Thomas J. 205 Czarny, Edward F. 205 Czech, Louis L. 206 Czechowski, George WY 57, 225 Czekanski, Michael J. 205 Czerwinski, Howard 206 Czerwinski, Richard J. 57 Czmielewski, Dennis A. 189, 221 D Dabrowski, Chester P. 30, 33, 217 Dabrowski, Jack P. 124, 225 D'Agostino, Joseph 201 Dahl, Robert A. 36, 192, 213 Dohlgiiiist, Fred W. 30, 33, 194, 8 Dahlstrom, Charles M. 201 Dahms, Harry M. 57, 170, 171, 226, 267, 269, 280 Dalfino, Michael B. 124, 225 Dalinis, James 40, 213 Dalke, Carl R. 221 Dall, James 201 Dallam, David B. 57, 230 Daly, William M. 57, 226 D'Ambrosia, William A. 217 D'Amico, Paul J. 201 Damptz, Donald D. 206 Danaleuizh, Richard G. 202 Danda, Adolph P. 205 Danecker, Daniel W'. 222, 240 Danenberg, Jared M. 218, 248 Danesi, James V. 156, 192, 210, 278 Daniels, Daniel J. 214 Daniels, David A. 174, 218 Daniels, Joseph A. 32 Daniels, Sam B. 124, 222 Dank, Jerome W. 209, 247 Dankowski, Joseph C. 213 Dannhauer, W'illiam E. 217 Darda, Richard J. 58, 230 Darling, Clarence C. 192 Darly, Joseph A. 222 Darrow, Robert E. 206, 252 Darsch, George 190, 229 Darschewski, Ronald G. 201 D'Ascanio Michael 58,280 Dassi, John R. 217, 250, 278 Dautel, Donald F. 201 Davidor, Wilfred 174, 218, 270, 280 Davis, Charles T. 221 Davis, Donald L. 192, 209, 238 John H. 202 Davis, Davis, John H. 205, 238, 247 Davis, M 247 Davis, Richard J. 201 Davis, Richard 0.206 Dawson, David 256 Dawson, Robert A. 217 Dawson, Edwin T. 38, 45, 229, aerl, 22, 168, 213, 280 Day, Lawrence L. 30, 32, 176, 179, 188, 214 Dean, Scott C. 206 DeBaets, Albert L. 58, 226 Debat, Donald J. 192, 217 DeCarlo, Frank J. 222 DeChant, James 159, 217, 264 Decker, John R. 124 Deckert, Richard A. 201 Deetjen, Donald A. 124, 257, 276 DeGarmo, John D. 206, 260 Dehnert, Robert A. 202 Deichmran, Robert G. 213 DeJohn Leonard A. 172, 217 De La Noval, Rudy E. 217, 270 Delaurentii, Ralph J. 217 Deleo, David A. 222 DelGenio, John A'. 205 DelGuidice, Robert 22, 29,30, 124, 225 Deli, Philip A. 217, 272 Delia, Dennis A. 206 Deligianes, Speros D. 221 Delke, Bernard J. 26, 221, 275 Delli, Jerry H. 221 Dembinski, Alfred A. 58, 190, 229 Demke, Helmut 205 Demler, James 156, 176, 205 DeMore, Russell 157, 229 DeNicolo, Mike 173, 230 Denmark, Ted 30, 33, 188, 192, 218 Dennewitz, Robert 202 DeNoma, Walter 22, 194, 213 Depenbrok, Lynn 125, 222 Derlis, Thomas 154, 229 Derminassian, Jacques 35, 235, 252 Desimone, Michael 202 Desmond, Richard 210 Detmer, Ron 22, 210, 261, Detrana, Nicholas 205 Devience, Kenneth 222 DeVito, Joseph 58 Deyerler, Eric 210 Deyonge, Grant 209 Diakoumis, George 125 Dick, Paul 221 Dick, Vv'alter 213 Dicker, Emil 218, 247 Dickow, Rial 192, 217 Dicostanza, Robert 31, 211 Didomenico, Rudv 205 Dieball, Edward 113 Diehl, Werner 22, 29, 32, 58, 179, 188, 230, 282 Dier, Bernard 125, 250 pier, oqvia 176, 209. 238 269 Difiglio, Carmen 217, 234, 250 Dignan, Patrick 201 Digregorio, James 205 Dilla, Kenneth 201 Dilicco, Gilbert 225 Diliberto, Frank 40, 58, 225, 240 Dilich, Michael 30, 210, 240 Dimberg, Donald 202 Dineen, William 58, 164, 225 Dingels, Harald 213 Dingels,I Nicholas 58, 192, 226, 26 Disch, Fred 58, 229, 238, 278 Disher, David 32, 158, 176, 213 Dishman, Al-an 284 DiSylvester, Joseph 251 Ditter, Gerard 206 Divarlo, Robert 221 Dobrynski, Richard 201. 238 Doctor, Walter 205 Daden, Henry 201 Doehring, Alvin 201 Doerfler, Robert 201 Doetsch, Harold, 192, 213 Doheny, Ronald 174, 218 Dohnal, Edward 125, 229, 239 Dokousian, Robert 209, 278 Dolan, Thomas 40, 58, 161, 229 Dolas, Sam 32, 217 Dolat, Kenneth 58, 165, 225 Dolff, Willi 59 Doll, Karl 59, 229 Doll, W'ilIiam 210 Dompke, Thomas 217 Donati, Daniel 206, 248 Donato, Gerald 175, 230 Doninger, John 201 Donovan, Michael 201, 278 Dorin, Gene 201 Dornseif, George 30, 32, 158, 176, 214, 247 Dorociak, Thomas 59, 189, 230 Dorow, John 25, 59, 85, 192 226 Dorthzllxganfred 176, 182, 188, Dour, George 214 Dow, James 221 Dowdy, Oscar 210, 272 Downes, Daniel 213 Downing, Dale 59, 194, 229 Downs, George 59, 226 Doyle, Dennis 217, 275 Doyle, James 222 Doyle, Thomas 59, 170, Drake, James 205 Dressler, Robert 40, 214 Dreus, Albert 217 Drew, Elwin 201 Drew, Raymond 221 Driess, James 209 Droessler, John 201 Drozd, Walter 194, 210, 278 Dryden, Peter 33, 40, 221 Dryer, Richard 209, 210, 267, 280 Drzewicki, Robert 206, 266 Drzewicki, Roger 206, 266 Dub, lhor, 30, 205 Dubec, Joseph 205, 247 Dubiak, Alvin 218 Dubinski, James 194, 213, 260 Dubrock, James 192, 217, 278 Duchay, Daniel 210 Duckman, George 218, 266 Duda, Robert 213 Duddles, Verne 212, 218 Dudek, Robert 32, 39, 59, 168, 169, 229 Dudzinski, Ronald 221 Duerkoop, Gary 32, 217, 252 Duffy, James 205 Duffy, Ronald 59, 229, 278 Dufare, Norman 202 Dukat, Robert 221 Dukat, Wayne 59, 165, 192, 226 Duke, Ned 210, 212 Dukes, Jasper 201 Dumelle, Frank 217 Dumelle, Ronald 201 Dumerer, James 30, 32, 210 Dumont, Robert 221 Dunbar, Dennis 213, 257, 266, 4 Dunhac, Donald 59, 165, 185, 226 Dunkel, Gary 210 Dunning, Donald 248 Duray, Dennis 218 226 STUDENT INDEX :Sf i . Durrett, Rodney 20, 30, 157, Estrup, Robert W'. 25, 35, 234, Fischrop, Robert R. 22, 206 Freebus, Robert F. 218, 267 176, 206 264, 275 Fischrup, Tom G. 213 269 Dusenbery, George 212 Evangelista, Bruce 205, 257 Fishman, David L. 214 Freeman, Jess W. 202 Duy, Alan 217, 278 Evangelista, Wayne J. 260, 269 Fitte, Dennis A. 189, 221 Freiman, Gunar A. 192, 213 Duy, Barry 125, 222 Evens, Winfield S. 214, 248 Fitzgerald, Louis J. 202 Freirnan, Ronald A. 222 Duy, Fred 125, 225 Ewert, Peter K. 213, 245 Fitzner, Robert A. 30, 201 Frer1chS, Arlhuf L- 33, 39, 63, Dworak, James 202 Exham, William J. 202 Flammang, Richard J. 214 229 Dyal, LeRoy 205 Flannigan, John J. 201 Fretland, Don J. 218, 257 Dybal, Henry 29, 30, 32, 59, F Flansberg, Thomas N. 189, 221, Fretzin, Charles H. 63, 229, 144, 229 A , 282 267 Dybowski, P'aul 201 Fabian, Dennis 206 Fleig, Ronald G. 209, 253 Frey, James A. 63, 230 DYGV, GOTY 201 F0l3lC1Vl, VICTOI' 211 Fleiner, Jack D. 61, 191, 226 Frey, Joseph E. 127 Dykes, Gary 192, 210, 270 Fabiano, Charles 206 Fleischhacker, James J. 218, Frick, Thomas S. 40, 63, 154. Dykstra, Jacob 128, 222 Fadeewa, Walter 201 256 226 Dyrek, Th-ad 202 Fadz, Paul 201 Fleissner, Edward D. 253 Frieder, Walter H. 209 Dzierzynski, John 226 Fagan, Walter 60, 256, 269 Fleming, Michael C. 30, 201 Friedieb, Jeff M. 218, 279, Dziwlik, Jerome C. 218, 247 Fahlgren, Lester 218 Fletcher, Thomas F. 206 280 Earnisse, John R. 221 Easter, James A. 210 Eben, Fred M. 201 Ebenstein, Simon D. 213 Ebert, Walter P. 32, 214 Ebly, Rudolf 205 Eby, David G. 26, 125, 225, 285 Eckardt, Jon J. 60, 226 Eckel, Kenneth C. 201 Eddy, Donald F. 60, 163, 229 Eder, Matthias 213, 264 Edison, Richard 214 Edwards Douglas P. 122, 225 Edwards, Joel R. 194, 260 Edwards, Larry H. 201 Edwards, Wayne L. 209, 238 Edwards, William H. 24, 25, 60, 165, 230 Egan, James 60, 230 Egel,26A5nold L. 37, 60, 188, Eggert, Syles L. 202, 272 Eglitis, Edgar 125, 192, 245, 246, 247, 252 Egloff, Gunter 221 Ehardt, Joseph 60, 167, 174, 225 Eidukas, John K. 125, 225 Eisenberg, Oren J. 30, 158, 172, 188, 209 Eisenbies, Charles R. 172, 222 Eisenstein, Robert S. 32, 217 Eisner, Roger J. 201 Ekstrom, Richard W. 205, 218, 247 eiiskains, Amis 1. 22, 213, 245, 246 2 1 , 5 Elizarraraz, Gabariel A. 211 Elkin, Fredrick L. 218 Elkins, Richard L. 60, 224 Ellgass, Donald J. 210, 247 Ellis, Lewis J. 210, 260, 274 Ellsoos, W'illiam D. 226 Elsenbach, George 205 Emery, Walter D. 60, 229 Enblom, Charles E. 230 Endrejat, Norbert 211 Engel, Gerald E. 209, Engel, James D. 173, 278 Engel, Ronald K. 125 253 191, 214, Engerman, Jay S, 125, 194, 256 Engler, Dennis P. 126, 225, 264 Englesteen, Richard J. 30, 32, 210, 260, 269, 280 Engstrom, Keith A. 201 Engstrom, Robert J. 213, 234 Ennis, Edward G. 205 Entzminger, Robert C. 60, 229 Epert, W'alter J. 192, 222 Epstein, Jordan M. 30, 209, 234, 240, 261 Epstein, Leslie F. 22, 218 Erhardt, Fred J. 206 Erickson, John N. 189, 217 Erickson, John W. 60, 230 Erickson, Ronald S. 194, 217 Ernst, Gary A. 210, 2402 6 Ernst, Thomas W. , 165, 225 Erschik, Richard Wm. 201 Erwin, Donald T. 210, 248 Erwin, Ronald 206 Esau, Wayne L. 40, 126, 221, 280 Eschker, Ernest 126, 192, 222 Espeland, Larry A. 209 Esposito, Ralph J. 30, 214 Esterly, Paul L. 213, 238 Estes. James E. 162. 205 Ettelt, Richard S. 210 Failla, Anthony 214 Falco, Vito 202 Falcone, James 60, 185, 226, 267, 269 Falcone, Salvatore 201 Falk, Hans 209 Falk, Robert 222 Fanale, Anthony 38, 222 Fanelli, Guy 201 Farb, Richard 194, 210 Farenkopf, Robert 192, 217 Farina, Nick 61, 191, 226, 261 Farinella, P'at 211 Farmer, James 202 Farris, Robert 174, 218 Farveni, Manuel 206 Farveni, Peter 194, 221, 280 Fasano, Thomas 40, 61, 165, 226 Fasuna, Joseph 126, 225 Fatigato, Joseph 206 Fatigato, Salvatore 201 Faulisi, Joseph 26, 217 Faulkner, Melvin 201 Fayman, Richard 209, 238 Fazio, Peter 201 Fedoruk, Sergei 22, 205 Feifs, Helmuts 174 Feiger, Ronald 206 Feinerman, Jeffrey 36, 40, 222, 278 Feinstein, Aian 202 Feiss, W'alter 218, 249, 278 Feist, Paul 201 Felbinger, Bernard 221 Felbinger, Karl 32, 40, 217 Felder, Kenneth 168, 218 Feldhaus 126, Charles 202 Feldman, Allan 205 Feldman, Kenneth 126, 225 Feldman, Marshall 201 Feldstein, Jeff 194, 217 Felice, Philip 61, 230 ,248 Felish, Michael 25, 40, 61, 167, 173, 230, 261 Feloyn, Bill 213 Felske, John 61, 230, 270,276, 280 Fenner, Raymond 61, 163, 185 230 Fentiman, Jack 202 Fera, Dennis 202 Fergus, Frank 214 Ferguson, Daniel 30, 205 Ferguson, John 210 Ferguson, Marvin 126, 192, 225 Fermin, Eugene 206 Fermoyle, Lee 30, 37, 126, 192, 225 Ferrara, Charles J. 61, 226 Ferrera, Sal J. 30, 209 Festag, Eckhard l. 202 Feurer, James M. 214 Fiali, Sebastian F. 201 Fickert, Brian 213 Fickert, Ronald K. 213 Fiek, Arthur R. 61, 278 Field, Daniel R. 30, 32, 176, 188, 214, 250 Field, Peter W. 176, 179, 194, 221, 250 Fields, Ray 30, 205 Fillicaro, John T. 26, 61, 226 Fincannon, Donald L. 205 Fini, Armando J. 210 Fini, John C. 36, 155, 194, 221 Fink, Larry R. 38, 39, 126, 222 Fink, Richard S. 201 Finland, Ray J. 217 Fischer, John K. 209 Fischer, Norman E. 201 Fischer, Raymond H. 126, 225 Fischer, William J. 205 Fischl, Frank J. 206, 248 Fletre, Oddgeir 218, 264, 280 Fletter, Warren E. 174 Fliskalns, Aldis 246 Flood, Donald W. 61, 173, 230 Floore, William C. 218 Florczak, 'lerry R. 214 Flores, Gene R. 201 Focht, Gary N. 201 Focht, Thomas G. 126, 267, 269, 280 Fodge, Robert D. 214 222, Fogelberg, Dave R. 217, 280 Fogelberg, Kenneth W. 61, 226 Foley, Robert C. 127 Folk, Jack F. 221 Folk, Steve J. 62, 226, 278 Follingstad, Allan J. 62, 191, 226 Followill, Kenneth D. 272 Folta, Edmund V. 25, 156, 162, 205 Fon, Frank J. 202 Fonferlco, Leon K. 26, 176, 191, 2 8 Fong, John 202 FontcEg7neres, Richard L. 222, 5 Fontanetta, David S. 210 Fontechia, Joseph A. 214, 234 Ford, Franklin H. 62, 174, 252 Ford, James W. 62, 174, 252 Ford, Kenneth C. 210, 248 Forgard, Larry R. 217 Forman, Robert L. 62, 229 Forman, Robert R. 62, 194 Formeister, Edward J. 62, 173, 230 Forrester, James M. 201 Forsland, Richard H. 225, 269 Forst, Kenneth C. 211 Forst, Richard L. 191, 217, 248, 250 Forster, Fred V. 29, 30, 62, 209, 234, 236 Forti, Richard J. 202, 278 Forward, Robert G. 127, 225 Fosdale, Terry A. 201 Foss, Bruce F. 206 Foss, Jerome E. 127, 222 Foss, Larry S. 218, 267, 269 Fossnes, Michael VV'. 191, 214 Foster, John A. 202 Foster, Mel J. 205 Foster, Nicholas H. 210 Friedman, Earl A. 34, 214 Friedman, George R. 30, 176, 217, 246, 248 Fries, Allan G. 201 Friese, Richard D. 30, 206 Friese, Thomas R. 30, 32, 170, 217, 234 Friewer, Owen F. 127, 192 Frigo, Albert L. 213 Fritzler, George J. 189, 214 Fritzler, James A. 39, 40, 63, 226, 282 Fritzler, Richard C. 202 Froehlich, Ronald E. 213 Froehlich, Willard R. 221 Froeligi, Robert A. 26, 192, 8 Froelich, Robert J. 201 Frogge, Phillip 218 Fronczak, Leonard R. 63, 154, 226 Frontzak, Larry M. 201 Fruehauf, Richard R. 213, 278 Fry, Larry J. 201 Foster, Robert W. 30, 32, 36, 62, 230, 278 Foster, Ronald L. 217 Fox, Dennis A. 209 Foy, Lawrence M. 188, 205, 272 Frahm, Paul L. 62, 226 Frailey, Melvin J. 213 Frailey, Richard E. 202 Francis, Donald T. 62, 230, 250 Francis, James J. 174, 218, Francke, Richard C. 218 240 Frank, Charles W. 127, 218, 264 Frank, Howard L. 30, 173, 201, 250 Frank, John J. 40, 174, 218 Frank, Rodney B. 201 Frank, Thomas P. 62, 161, 229 Franson, Robert J. 213 Frantzen, John G. 222 Franz, Julius H. 214 Franzen, David A. 205 Franzen, Patrick D. 222 Franzen, William G. 206, 253 Franza, Thomas 209, 236, 238 Frauenhoffer, Russell 201 Frechette, John C. 63, 170, 226 Fredrick, Kent A. 201, 250, 280 Fredrickson, Paul A. 202 Freeburg, Robert E. 176, 206 Fuchs, Richard F. 127, 191, 225 Fuentle, James 63 Fuesz, Robert H. 280 Fujimori, Glenn Y. 34, 127, 172, 225, 269, 280 Fulcher, Lowell T. 221 Fulton, Bruce T. 206, 266 Fulton, Robert E. 222 Funnella, 178 Furman, Thomas A. 209 Furusho, Melvin Y. 63, 226 Furuta, Michael N. 205 Furzlgnd, Donald J. 36, 206, 80 G Gaard, Frank L. 211, 238 Gabarcli, Dennis D. 214 Gabriel, Dennis A. 206 Gabriel, Robert C. 206 Gabriel, Steven A. 202, 247 Gac, Richard L. 189, 210, 250 Gac, Ronald J. 63, 229 Gadogs7ki, John R. 30, 33, 189, Gaethke, Steven C. 206 Gagen, Kent W. 194, 210 Gaggiano, Donald J. 154, 229 Gaggiano, Thomas P'. 194, 213 Gagliano, Joseph T. 170, 226 Gagliano, Thomas S. 170, 225 Gagliano, Tony R. 63, 229 Gaida, Gerald T. 201 Gaiser, Eugene L. 127, 225 Galamaga, Karl P. 217 Galantha, Martin A. 165, 218, 276 Galati, Fred M. 155, 209, Galati, James E. 63, 226 Gale, Louis J. 64, 226 Galiardo, Frank A. 221 Galka, Melvyn J. 32, 213 Galla, Gerald D. 64 Gallas, John P. 221 Gallichio, Gordon E. 229 Gallo, Michael R. 201 Galloway, Edward C. 127, Galloway, Richard L. 172, Gama-Lobo, Fred 31, 205 Gambill, Edwin L. 174, 213, 260 Garns, Joseph G. 222 Garbacz, Richard R. 64, 229 Garbacz, Thomas 64, 154, 226 Garber, lrwin L. 30, 206 Garcia, James R. 194, 221, 257, 269 Garcia, Leon C. 221 Garcia, Victor 201 260 225 217 STUDENT INDEX Gardecki, Raymond D. 205 Gardner, Thomas H. 30, 206 Gardula, Robert C. 222, 276 Garland, Stuart M. 29 Garncarz, Casimer S. 46, 225 Garrett, Larry W. 221 Garrity, Thomas J. 127 Gorsee, Joseph P. 214, 272 Gartner, Jacob M. 206 Garvey, James D. 64, 230, 245 Garvin, Paul J. 206 Gasik, Forrest M. 64, 226 Gasiorowski, Richard J. 64, 185, 226, 267, 269 Gasowski, Stan F. 189 Gates, Burton 209 Gates, Daniel E. 206 Gatta, Louis A, 64, 164, 225, 256, 269, 270, 280 Gatz, Raymond M. 229 Gauss, Thomas A. 64, 226 Gavegk, James R. 174, 192, 8 Gawel, Joseph E. 32, 213, 230, 264 Gawlik, Robert L, 222 Gawrusik, Richard P. 64, 226 Gawrych, Lynn G. 174, 214, 264, 275 Gawryk, Jerry M. 210 Gaydos, Stephen 214 Gaylord, Charles 217 Geach, Kenneth 127, 222 Gebhardt, Josef 174, 221 Gebhart, Gerald 221 Gecan, Tom 210 Gedenk, Richard 192, 218 Gee, Edward 217 Gehlhaar, Gerd 192, 210 Geib, Philip 205 Geier, William 201 Geise, Theodore 32, 64, 226 Geiser, Frank 174 Geist, Arthur 64 40, 154, Gelbart, Sheldon 156, 176, 209, 250 Geltner, Robert 202, 278 Gembicki, Charles 201 Genovaldi, Henry 194, 222 Gergely, Wendell 127, 222 Gerke, Kenneth 206, 253 Gerlach, Maxwell 65 Gerling, Tom 213 Gernady, John 201 Gerner, William 213 Getner, Robert 127, 194, 222 Gfrorer, Richard 65, 226 Ghimenti, Donald 65, 185, 264 Ghionzoli, Orland 26, 214, 264 Giannese, Mario 205 Giannetti, Ronald 30, 156, 205 Gianni, Raymond 206 Gianpicolo, John 217, 267, 269, 279, 280 Giardini, Thomas 25, 57, 174, 218 Gibisch, Robert 40, 65, 225 Gibson, Cecil 170, 226 Gibson, Richard 29, 35, 65, 213, 230, 244, 245, 251, 252, 253 Gibson, Robert 205, 257, 269 Gielow, Walter 209 Gil, Edward 65, 194, 225, 240 Gilbert, Robert 217 Gilford, Ted 209, 260 Gillis, Dave 218 Gills, Daniel 213 Gilmer, Dale 217 Giometti, George 217 Giometti, Victor 65, 185, 230, 257, 259, 280 Girard, Joseph 201 Girard, Ralph 218, 240 Giunta, Frank 128, 222 Giurin, Sergio 201 Gleason, Charles 217 Gleason, Roger 172, 217, Gleistein, Arthur 217 Glickstein, Jerry 202, 269 Gloff, John 210 Glon, Raymond 211 Glowa, Thomas 206 Glowacz, Mike 40, 194, 221 Slowen, Craig 40, 192, 213 Glowinke, John 65, 192, 282 Glure, FrSderick2g?8, 205 GI sin , oger Gnyadt? Thomas 170, 225 Gnutek, Anthony 213 Goch, Alan 218 287 194, Goclan, Gaylord 217, 278, 282 Godawa, Kenneth 206 Godsen, Ronald 209, 278 Godvik, Erik 184, 213, 261, 282 Godvik, Magnus 30, 206, 280 Godwin, James 206, 226 Gcdwin, Thomas 205 Goedc, Walter 214 Gochmann, Bruce 247, 248 Gfelz, Michael 205 Goetz, W'.lliam 40, 65, 164, 165 Goldberg, David 156 Golden, William 65, 154, 229 Goldensan, Dennis 39, 158, 194, 217 Goldstrom, Howard 214, 248 Goldzweig, Yale 213 Gales, John 205 Golimowski, Lynn 22, 34, 40, 184, 218 Golnick, Ralph 154, 229 Golonko, George 211, 236, 237 Golub, Allan 222, 240, 241 Golubski, Richard 22, 210 Golz, Harold 205 Gomoll, Charles 213, 253 Gongola, Gary 65, 226, 275 Gonora, Victor 201 Gonos, William 22, 65, 226 Gonzales, Homer 201 Gonzalez, Hector 214 Leonard 38, 66, 252 Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Olimpo 210 Carl 206 Goodman, Goodman, Fred 225 Goodman, Gerald 217 Goodman, Ralph 209, 234 Daniel 218 William 202 Goodwin, Goodwin, Goolsby, Ronald 201 Goralczyk, Walter 109, 221 Gordon, Alan D. 26, 176, 194, 210, 248 Gordon, Bruce 176, 188, 202 Gordon, Lawrence 222 Gordon, Paul 128, 194, 225 Gorecki, Joseph 157, 221 Gorka, Dennis 201 Garny, Edmund 211, 272 Garny, James 66, 226 Garny, Robert 33, 217 Gorski, Leonard 206 Gorski, Theodore 213 Goscinski, Alex 189, 210 Gottschalk, Robert 202 Goveia, John 218 Grabinger, John 192, 213 Grabowski, Ronald 221 Grace, Eugene 217 Gradl, David 201 Gradl, Nicholas 167, 230 Grady, Joseph 259 Graf, Lester 221 Graham, Ronald 206 Grahn, Allen 32 Granger, Gary 210 Granger, James 213 Grant, Jeffrey 214, 232 Grant, Jerry 194, 213 Grasser, Richard 194, 213, 278 Grau, Ralph 176, 205 Grau, Robert 217, 238 Grawe, Ernst 30, 31, 176, 209, 253 Gray, Harvey 226 Gray, Kenneth 22, 29, 32, 35, 245, 246, 252, 286 Graziano, Joseph 66, 230 Green, Ira 217, 270, 276 Joseph 66 Green, Green, Richard 66, 170, 226 Green, Robert 214 Green, Robert M. 201 Greenberg, Sherwin 209 Greenfield, Kenneth 202 Greenwald, W'illiam 205, 248 Gregory, Paul W. 201 Gregory, Robert 25, 66,185, 230, 252 Greiczyk, Dennis 39, 217 Grelyak, Kenneth J. 66,' 161 Greske, James R. 214 Gribbens, Dennis F. 202 Grier, Ray E. 176, 210, 282 Griesbach, Marcus W. 161, 206, 272 Griesmann, Richard H, 201 Griesmann, Robert F. 201 Griffin, Kenneth G. 213 Griseta, Vito 192, 211 Groble, Walter E, 66, 238 Grace, William A, 202 Groch, Michael S. 192, 214 Grochowski, Anthony T. 201 Grochowski, LeRoy C. 126, 167, 172, 225 Grodecki, Zenon T. 66, 189, 225, 234, 236 Groebner, Robert C. 213 Groh, Richard W'. 209, 249 Groner, Charles C. 202, 266 Gronowski, John E. 213, 253 Grosenheider, Herbert D. 205 Grosklaus, John W. 128, 222 Grosporeail, Gary L. 201 Gross, Walter 202, 278 Grossklags, Glenn R. 156, 173, 176, 217 Grossman, Barry D. 29, 30, 33, 35, 128, 192, 222, 234 Grossman, Frank S. 205 Grossmann, Richard A. 202, 278 Grossmann, Robert H. 205, 250 Grote, Thomas E. 222 Grozik, Joseph M. N, 225 Grubb, Edward M. 194, 211 Gruber, James A, 213, 260 Gruber, Mark L. 221 Gruber, Paul M. 206, 252 Gruber, Roy G. 201 Gruber, Robert V, 214 Gruber Thomas A, 218 Grueriwald, Erhard 202 Gruin, Nicholas R. 179, 206 Grunlund, Gary W, 30, 33, 218 Grunst, Fred P. 201 Grunwald, Dieter 128, 222 Gruse, Klaus 22, 214, 267, 269 Grzelak, Alexander W. 128, 194, 222, 275 Grzesiak, Albert F. 189, 221 Guagggido, John J. 165, 174 Guagliardo, Thomas A. 26, 205 Guarino, Charles M. 205 Guarino, Philip S. 205 Gubricky, Edward H. 201 Gudmundson, Michael C, 217 Gudowicz, Edward J. 210, 238 Gudz, Richard D. 221 Guenther, Carl H. 201 Guenther, John G. 213 Guenther, Peter 174, 218, 278 Guerra, Orimar 206 Guilfoil, Richard A. 221 Guillo, Louis R. 213 Guleserian, John E. 267, 269 Guliano, Albert L. 221 Gulledge, John M. 205 Gunderson, Norman E, 191, 214, 245, 251, 252 Gunlock, George W'. 22, 30, 32, 214, 274 Gunn, Raymond E. 128, 221 Gunsteen, Dennis E. 26, 66, 229 Guntggnan, Karl L. 30, 192, Gunther, Russell A, 221, 256 Guy, James L. 217 Gustafson, Clifford F. 205, 252 Gustafson, Clint 67, 225 Gustafson, Jack C. 67, 154, 226 Gustafson, James A, 221 Gustavson, John 128, 257, 274 Guth, Gary R. 30, 33, 192, 217, 256 Gutt, Phillip B. 202 Gutzeit, Herbert 221 Guziec, Robert E. 213 Guzzo, Ronald K. 67, 226 Gwazdacz, Walter, 189, 213 Gwiasda, Wilbur A. 67, 217, 272 Gwiascla, William H. 67, 161, 229 H Haack, Roger A. 201 Haag, David P, 129, 165, 225 Haas, Fred D. 194, 210 Haase, Hans E. 229 Haase, Walter K. 174, 256 Haase, William C. 67, 170, 171, 226 Haazima, Richard W. 202 Haber, John M, 15, 36, 40, 218, 278 Hack, Albert C. 191, 218 Hack, Konrad 211 Hacker, Hans Pt 209 Hackleman, James D. 210 Hackeloer, Dennis P. 26, 129, 225, 278 Haeger, Kenneth L. 221, 266 Hafer, Carl F. 129, 222 Hafer, Robert G. 201 Hage, Stephen J. 222 Hagen, Robert W. 67, 185, 226, 280 Hager, Terry G. 202 Hagstrom, Phillip R. 22, 217 Hague, David G. 129, 222, 256, 266 Hahl, Arthur H. 24, 88, 287 Hahn, Harold A. 218 Hahn, Roger A. 218 Hahnlein, Glen W, 201 Hailey, Gerald D. 210, 250 Hain, Ronald A. 201 Hajost, Walter R. 206 Halas, Mike J. 129, 225 Hale, Everett P. A 29, 32, 36, 67, 226 ' Hale, James M. 214, 278 Hale, William H. 218 Haley, Gene J. 129, 222 Haliotis, Thomas T. 206 Haliziw, William 217 Hall, Carl W. 67, 226 Hall, Louis L. 218, 264 Hall, Richard F, 129, 225 , Hall, William 210, 272 Holler, VV'alter J. 194, 218, 256, 266 Hallett, Charles D. 221, 272 Hallitschke, John C. 40, 67, 229 Halyckyj, Michael 201 Hamano, Robert K. 218 Hamera, Walter J. 209, 260 Hamiltfn, David B. 38, 67. 185, 226, 274 Hamlin, Robert A. 205 Hammerberg, James E. 31, 205 Hammerberg,. William L, 67 Hampel, Edward P. 210 Hanchar, John C. 29, 35, 67, 185, 225, 280 Hanchar, Peter J. 214 ,M Handzel, James 218, 248 Hanke, James A. 22, 202, 272 Hanke, James 68, 226 Hankins, Howard E. 202 Hanks, Monroe 22, 206 Hanley, Timothy E. 209,- 238 Hanrahan, Edward G. 201 Hans, Kenny A, 213 Hansen, Bernie J. 22, 209, 257 Hansen, Earl R. 68, 229 f Hansen, Edward J, 158, 202 Hansen, Milton R. 68, 168, 170, 226 ' Hansen, Robert W. 170, 225, 253 ' Hanson, Allan D. 68, 225 Hanson, Dellas D. 68, 229 Hanson, Wayne C. 214 , Hara, Albert Y. 202 Harada, Steve N. 201 Y Harbaugh, John P, 205 ' Harber, 15 Hardenstein, Dennis C. 225 Harder, Gary G. 30, 202 Harding, Robert C. 221 Hardy, Jerry H. 217, 261, 274 Harnen, Thomas M. 209, 278 Harnish, Gregg D. 192, 213 Harper, Charles E. 211 Harper, Kenneth M, 213 Harrell, Jchri E. 217 Harrington, James A. 116, 118, 185, 222, 256 Edward R. 194, 221 James E. 68, 229 Harris, Harris, Harris, Richard L. 201 Harris, Richard M. 210 Harris, Robert A. 129, 168, 170, 225 Harris, Robert J. 129, 218 Harris, Thomas G. 190, 221 Hart, Raymond L, 209 Hartan, Armand M. 22, 68, 173 Harte, Terrence J. 201 Hartigan, John T. 214 Hartjen, Charles F. 33, 245 Hartman, James C. 26, 214 Hartman, Miles N. 29, 68, 156, 192, 226 Hartmann, Charles E. 214 Hartwig, Morris M. 210 Harvey, Robert 211 Hary, Andrew J. 40, 154, 229 Hashiguchi, Paul H. 192, 210 STUDENT INDEX Haskins, James C. 129, 222 Hastings, Thomas J. 218 Houck, Joseph R. 222 Haugen, Robert A. 68, 185, 226 Haun, Larry 209, 280 Hauschild, William R. 217 Hawkinson, Daniel N. 221 Ha Dale E 201 Y, - Hayashi, Dennis S. 202 Hayashi, Stephen T. 201 Hayes, Edward H. 214, 234, 236 Hayes, Melvyn E. 222 Hayes, Robert R. 68, 194, 229, 272 Hazlewood, Donald R. 68, 154, 226 Heagney, Thomas J. 179, 205 Healy, Donald J. 130, 206, 272 Healy, Timothy G. 69 Heart, Christ W. 202 245 Hebei, James B. 234, 236 Heck, Bennett L. 225, 287 Heeg, William J. 210 Hegg, Harold J. 217, 238 Heh, John H. 69, 226 Hehn, Dennis J. 129, 225, 278 Heidenreich, William M. 69, 161, 229 Heider, Erwin 218 Helder, Roger C. 30, 33, 221, 256, 266 Hein, Dennis H. 69, 229 Hein, Thomas E. 202 Heintz, William R. 218, 250 Heinz, Robert M. 69, 165, 194, 226 Heinz, Roger F. 209, 280 Heiss, David A. 201 Heitman, Lawrence E. 26, 218 Helms, Charles W. 192, 213 252 Helwig, George M. 69, 229 Hempel, Gary E. 174, 188, 192, 217 Hempfling, Charles A. 226, 276 Hempfling, Thomas E. 210 Hendon, Donald W. 201 Hendricks, Daniel C. 210, 260 Hendrix, Sam W. 202 Henke, Michael D. 217, 266 Hennessey, James M. 36, 156, 205 Hennessy, John M. 214, 238 Henning, George 202 Henning, Raymond H. 201 Henninger, Rudolph J. 22, 178, 218, 256 Hennings, Larry W. 69, 229 Henry, Thomas G. 191, 218, 264 Hentschel, Lutz G. 222, 234, 236, 249 Herb, Gert K. 206 Herbst, Juergen 188, 192, 217, 238 Herholz, William J. 205, 247 Hering, Harry J, 174, 217, 280 Hermann, Horst W. 213 Hernandez, Jesse 206 Hernandez, Robert L. 69, 229 Herner, Victor J. 69, 154, 226 Herold, Barry V. 69, 226 Herrington, James S. 174, 221 Herroh, Steve K. 202 Hertel, Roger D. 166, 217, 264 Hertel, Ronald J. 218 Herzic, Richard P. 69, 230 Herzog, Richard S. 174, 210 Heshal, Jerry 217 Hess, Jim 2 , 205 Hetzel, Albert 209 Heuer, Robert 209 Heyboer, Wayne '29, 185, 222 Hickey, Kenneth 213 Hickman, Alan 40, 69, 230 Hickman, Doug 221, 270, 274 Hieshima, Howard 39, 217, 234 275 Higashide, Arthur 129, 222, 272 Higgins, Thomas 213, 260 Hilker, David 69, 226 Hill, David 205 Hill, William 29, 32, 35, 244, 246, 252, 272, 280, 286 Hiltscher, John 213, 272 Hinks, Gary 222, 236 Hinrlksson, Norman 40, 217, 249 Hirsch, Charles 32, 70, 142, 168, 185, 226 Hirsch, Dennis 201 Hirsch, William 130, 161, 192, 225 Hirschmann, Joseph 222 Hirt, Carl 70, 165, 226 Hisey, Byron 202 Hochberger, Gerald 229 Hochl, Norman 218 Hodge, Russel 70, 230, 274, 280 Hodges, Ronald 202 Hodgson, Michael 194, 210, 272 Hoeflich, Michael 202 Hoff, Gerald 36, 188, 205 Anthony 202 Michael 30, 32, 213, Richard 194, 221 Hoffman, Hoffman, 264 Hoffman, Hoffmann, Roy 202 Hoffstadter, Ken 70, 179, 185, 226 Hofmann, P'eter 209 Hofmann, Ronald 70, 185, 230, 257, 258, 269, 280 Hogan, Daniel 202 Hoger, Kenneth 202 Hoglin, John 210 Haglund, Raymond 210 Holzman, Stephen 30, 31, 213 Hokanson, Robert 213, 280 Hokenson, Thomas 154, 226 Holch, Frederick 30, 31, 173, 176, 209, 250 Holda, Ronald 206 Hollander, Larry 30, 32, 156, 214, 236, 282 Hollinger, Mark 38, 214 Holm, Dennis 70, 229 Holmberg, Steve 202 Holmes, Charles 214, 250, 282 Holmes, Gerald 130, 222 Holt, Richard 153 Holt, Warren 201 Holtane, Dennis 70, 192, 226 234, 240 Holtzman, Michael 130, 225 Holz, Dieter 70, 245, 249, 252 Holzman, Richard 222, 269 Homa, Marty 217 Homan, William 36, 70, 229, 275 Homes, Kenneth 221 Hooker, Robert 70 Hooper, 210 Hoover, Edward 70, 165, 185, 226 Hoover, Robert 156, 206, 253 Hopkins, David 229 Hopp, Henry 174, 188, 221 Hoppe, Dennis 194, 221, 247 Horak, Leslie 222, 240 Horbenko, Dmitri 214 Horn, Herbert 130, 222 Horn, Robert 202 Horn, William 209, 234, 236 Horsch, Donald 174, 218 Horst, Daniel 218 Horton Beverly 217, 278 Horvoflw, Frank 40, 174, 218 Hoss, Carter 130, 222, 278 Houck, Glenn 130, 222, 270, 280 Houlden, Hrba 205 House, Dennis 201 Howanietz, Frank 225,257 Howard, William 230 Howell, Raymond 30, 32, 214 Howell, William 30, 209 Howenitz 256 Hovinen, Norman 221 Hoyt, Jack 201 Hribar, Richard 130, 222 Hruby, Harold 36, 218 Hruska, Dennis M. 189, 210 266, 269, 280 Hruska, William J. 217 Hrycyk, Richard N. 70,229 270, 280 Hudson, Joseph 201 Hueckstaedt, Robert A. 201 Huff, Terry A, 29, 71, 240 Huffman, Roy H. 202 Hughes, John B. 71, 170, 226, 245 Humbert, Edward R. 33, 189, 221, 248, 266 Hume, John A. 211, 246, 247 Hunt, Glenn D. 217 Hunt, Lester J. 174, 217 i 1 Hunter, Fred J. 213, 280 Hurless, James K. 221 Husch, Steven C. 71, 190, 229, 278 Huss, Curtis A. 71, 192, 230 Hutchinson, Dennis A. 201 Hutson, Mack E. 201 Hutter, John M. 206, 252 Hyland, Thomas A. 224 lannotti, Thomas 187, 206 lazzaro, Joseph 209, 278 Ibsen, Ronald E. 71, 185, 229, 264 lchishita, Douglas S. 209 ldes, Arthur E. 130, 222 ldes, Richard M. 217 I Iinski, Paul J. 30, 32, 209 I oma, Eugene A. 194, 210, 212 llly, Frank 71, 185, 229 llosvay, P'aul J. 38, 39, 71, 161, 229 Imm, Martin R. 221 lmmordino, Salvatore C. 202 lncandela, Larry V. 25, 192, 217 lncrocci, Caesar V. 34 Janson, Philip D. 72 Janssen, David T. 206 Janulaitis, Kestutis K. 192, 218 275 Janus, Kenneth.C. 211 Janusz, James J. 174, 218 Japcgglg Edward S. 170, 225 Japczyk, Michael J. 209 Jarbigian, Gerard A. 22, 37, 72 188, 191, 226 Jarecki, Jerome J. 22, 206 Jarecki, Walter C. 72, 229 Jarka, Leonard 209, 240 Jarnecke, Dennis R. 214, 264 Jarocki, Louis M. 194, 239 Jarog, Warren W. 189, 210 Jarosz, Robert W. 131, 194, 222, 275 Jarvis, Charles F. 211, 272 Jaszkowski, Raymond W. 229 Jaworski, James G. 172, 217, 248 Jaworski, Richard J. 72 Jaworski, William A. 72, 154, 229 Jean, David R. 170, 225 Jefferies, Thomas H. 202, 260 Jelen, Henry C. 206 Jeleniowski, Edward D. 214 Jelinek, Lester G. 214 Jellison, James D. 202 Jendrey, Theodore J. 222, 264 Jenkins, Robert E. 211 Jenkot, Robert A. 29, 72, 229, 1 lngallinera, Joseph P. 24, 26, 40, 71, 230, 274, 280 Ingram, Thomas L. 206 lngrassia, Ben A. 130, 194, 222 lngvoldstad, John R. 25, 222, 240 lovanut, Leo 71, 168, 170, 226 lsakson, Robert W. 256 Isbell, Henry N. 46, 168, 170, 226 lseri, Sam 205 lshimaru, Mikio 71, 179, 230, 246, 249, 250 ltnyre, Robert E. 24, 71, 191, 230 lto, Donald H. 201 Ito, Victor T. 210 Iverson, James J. 202 Iverson, Russell T. 205 lwai, Kenneth K. 213, 280 lwanenko, George 202 lwanicki, Stanley J. 174, 218, 280 lwaszko, Jerry 205 lzban, Francis J. 217 J Jablonski, Arthur C. 71, 189, 230 Jackson, Carl L. 29, 30, 33, 130, 225 Jacob, Robert T. 72 Jacobs, Donald R. 130, 225 Jacobs, Lindsey H. 202 Jacobsen, Gary 25, 217 Jensen, 35 Anon o. 29, ao, 33, iai, 166, 222, 286 Jensen, Edward 72, 229 Jensen, Jon K. 22, 219 Jensen, Paul R. 213 Jensen, P'aul W. 72, 154, 226 Jensen, Rodney A. 218, 272 Jensen, Thomas G. 221 Jensen, William F. 217 Jenson, Richard A. 73, 225 Jenson, Wallace C. 131, 225, 247 Jerosoh, Hans F. 201 Jerzyk, Carl S. 217 Jesionowski, James M. 189, 221 Jeske, Leo 73, 226 Jesperson. Donald 209 Jesse, James E. 210 Jester, John H. 213, 238 Jett, William R. 221 Jewell, Elwood L. 131, 225 Jezierski, Dennis S. 222, 240 Jezierski, Kenneth J. 205 Jezioro, David B. 211 John, Douglas M. 210 Jacol?en, Leslie J. 205, 250, 60 Jacobshagen, Henning 172, 217 Jacobson, James E. 214 Jacobson, Steven L. 72, 226, 256, 259, 264, 280 Jacoby, David H. 36, 221, 272 Jaegers, Arthur J. 213 Jagamann, William W. 130, 225 Jagest, 169 Jagst, Zeke B. 169, 172, 225 Jagus, Joel 206 Jahn, Robert L. 217 Jahnke, Arthur E. 188, 213 Jaksch, Frank L. 205 Jaksch, John H, 205, 266 Jakubanis, Ted F. 222 James, 194, Howard R. 170, 225 James, John T. 194, 221, 278 James, Listner C. 205 James, Thomas 131 225, 238 Jomka, Anthony A. 225 Jamrozy, Richard S. 221 Janczak, Dennis J. 25, 72, 189, 229, 278 Janczewski, Joseph R. 222 Janik, Raymond J. 217, 275 Janis, Donald V. 205 Janisch Jr.,Michael J. 131, 225, 278 Janits Peter 2 , 06 Jankauskas, Ronald E. 22, 40, 72, 229 Janota, Kenneth G. 213 Johnsen, Kenneth M. 131, 222 Johnsen, Norman D. 229 Johnsen, Robert F. 73, 164 Johnson, Bruce E. 32, 73, 188, 230, 264 Johnson, Bruce G. 205 Johnson, Bruce K. 201 Johnson, Charles F. 222 Johnson, Clinton A. 30 Johnson, Crea 213 Johnson, Davie? W. 192, 213 Johnson, Donald A. 131, 225, 247 Johnson, Edward E. 33, 192, 218, 260, 266 Johnson, Edward E. 217 Johnson, Erling E. 218, 266 Johnson, Gary L. 213 Johnson, Howard A. 218, 261 Johngoln, James L. 179, 188, 8 Johnson, James W. 22, 29, 30, 32, 46, 226 Johnson, Joseph D. 164, 275, 278 Johnson, John C. 221, 247 Johnson, John E. 211 Johnson, Kenneth A. 213 Johnson, Kenneth L. 229 Johnson, Kenton P'. 238 Johnson, Lawrence R. 131, 225, 267, 280 Johnson, Leonard M. 192 Johnson, Lloyd T. 206 Johnson, Nels H. 201 Johnson, P'aul C. 131, 225 Johnson, Ray E. 250 Johnson, Ray G. 213 Johnson, Ra mond H. 211 Johnson, Rolert A. 205 Johnson, Ross A. 205 236, 264 Knecht, John E. 202 STUDENT INDEX Johnson, Thomas W. 229 Kardaras, Robert 221 i ' Koe I Kenn th . 1 17 Johnson, Warren L. 40, 131, Koroooo, John 248 21231 s?gn'igy29g, 161, 229 D222 E G 33' 4 225 V h Karels, Thomas 192, 210, 264, King, Terry 210 Koester, Richard E. 170, 213 Johnson, William G. 218 280, 284 King, William 211, 238 Koffman, Marvin S. 39, 192, Johnson, William l. 26, 73, 229, Korg, Kenneth 36, 74, 229 Kinzig, James 229, 278 213, 247 278 KC1f0V,, Robert 205 iaooook, Ronald 211 iconimon, Donald 1.. 206 JONWSTGU, D011 E- 211 K0 m0l!f1Sk!, Philip 22, 209 Kippschull, Gunter 194, 213 Kohlman, Kenneth D. 32, 192, Johnston, Kenneth A. 209 Karmollnski, Walter 202, 260 Kirchhardt, P'aul C. 75, 171, 217, 260, 266, 274 Jokela, William E. 209 Jokiel, Bernard J. 202 Jolly, Dewain A. 201 Jones, Earl T. 214 Jones, James H. 40, 214 Jones, Robert A. 73, 154, 226 Jones, Robert L. 33, 221 Jones, Thomas P. 210 Jones, Thomas R. 209 Jonesi, Marvin D. 30, 32, 214 Jops, Raymond F. 73, 189, 229 Jordan, Arlie E. 213 Jordan, Robert J. 236, 237, 260 Jordan, Harold F. 192, 218 Jornd, Alvin A. 221 Joseph Thomas E. 201 Jost, Alison 192, 218, 278 Jucha, Donald M. 24, 39, 205 Judah, Larry J. 218 Julian, James A. 30, 32, 192, 218, 244, 252, 282 Julitz, James A. 192, 209, 238 Jungblut, Robert C. 210 Junkrowski, Robert S. 30, 176, 209 Jupiter, Wayne D. 209 Jur, Robert J. 189, 210, 260 Jurczyk, Ronald W. 221 Jurewicz, James F. 73, 226 Jurgelewicz, Kenneth M. 222 Justis, Joseph A. 221 Justlz, Larry B. 213, 260, 276 K Kochlia, John J. 174, 189, 221, 66 Kaczanowski, Edward M. 217 Kaczkos, Jchn E. 25, 132, 222, 245, 246, 248, 253 Kaczmarek, Thomas J. 210, 260, 269 Kaczynski, Thomas M. 214, 267 Kafka, Steven J. 214 Kageyama, Conrad S. 211 Kahn Harvey J. 22, 30, 218, 240 . Kain, Donald P. 209 Kain, Gerry T. 132 Kaiser, Charles R. 173, 218 Kaiser, Paul A. 214 Kalata, Greg A. 209 Kalayta, Ronald A. 32, 46, 176, 191, 226 Kalesz, Walter P. 22, 218 Kalish, Edward J. 214, 247 Kallwitz, Robert 132, 222, 264 Kalnais, Reinis 22, 33, 132, 225, 275 Kalusa, Frank 174, 222 Kalvig, Paul 39, 218, 238, 264 Kamewsky, Phillip 218, 248 Karnienski, Frank 132 Kamienski, James 213, Kaminski, Chester 275 260 Kaminski, John 30, 32, 213 Kaminski, Joseph 221 Kampf, David 40, 217, 287 Kampf Michael 29, 32, 36, 40, 75, 192, 229 Kamps, Donald 35, 37, 74, 184, 226 Kamradt, Roy 205 Kamsky, Earl 209 Kane, John 161, 229 Kane, Steve 205, 278 Kane, Thomas 209 Kane, Thomas M. 33, 156, 166, 176, 194, 221 Kania, Jerome 155, 194, 213 Kankowske, Dennis 201 Kantner, Alfred 205 Kantorek, Dietmar 26, 202 Kapetamgaoulos, George 210 Kapka, ugene 132, 222 Kaplan, Irwin 173, 230, 245, 252, 253 Kaprelian, George 205 Karaba, John 206 Karall, Steven 205 Karamanos, Christ 214 Karas, Leonard 74, 226 Karavites, George 201 Karnowski, Gerald 30, 206 Karr, David 24, 37, 217, 278 Kasai, Ken 33, 221, 252 Kasowicz, Eugene 213 Kasper Donald 174, 218 Kasper, John 211 Kasper, Raymond 209 Kasper, Robert 211 Kasperek, Emil 156, 206 Kasperek, Joe 205 Kasprzak, Frank 209 Kasprzak, Jerome 222 Kasprzak, John 221 Kasprzak, Raymond 156, 218 Kasprzyk, Edward 210, 266, 274 Kaszynski, Ted 218 Kath, Larry 132, 225 Katsoulous, James 170, 272 Katz, Richard 22, 167 Katzel, John 30, 206 Kaulentis, James 202 Kauts, Donald 36, 218 Kautz, George 74, 230 Kavis, Kenneth 207 Kawasaki, James 218 Kay, Robert 218 Kazaniian, Michael 158, 210 Kazmierski, Kenneth 229, 282 Kearney, Patrick 202 Kebo Colin 172, 194, 225, 256, 270 Keck, Edward 201 Kedzle, Edward 214, 234 Kedzie, Ron 34, 225, 272 Keegan, Johnny 201 Keeler, James 209 Keenan, Robert 194, 210 Keever, Kim 211 Keglewitsch, Joe 218 Kehder, Paul 154, 229 Kehl, Norman 213 Kehoe, Frank 74 Keippel, John 210 Keller, Arthur 74, 226, 247 Keller, Rudy 205 Keller, Thomas 213 Kelley, Charles 201 Kelley, Thomas 74, 194, 229, 234, 236, 240 Kelley, Timothy 74, 185, 229, 234, 236, 240 Kelly, Dennis 74, 230, 269 Kelly, Michael 218, 267, 280 Kelly, Thomas 213 Kelorski 270 Kelpin, Wayne 185, 257, 269, 280 Kemp, Robert 132, 225 Kempa, Eugene 74, 229 Kendall, Michael 132, 225 Kendzior, Ronald 156, 206 Kennedy, Dennis 260 Kenney, Stanley 222 Kennicott, Ransom 214 Kenny, Jerome 74, 226 Kent, Gary 30, 210, 253 Kepler, Edward 221 Kerstein, James 214 Kertz, Roger-210 Kerwer, George 218, 269 Kessenich, Wayne 217 Kesteloat, Ted 40, 74, 167, 229 Kestler, Robert 221 Kettelhut, Leigh 201, 272 Kettelkamp, James 213 Kezios, Thomas 202 Kichler, Kenneth 75, 225, 234, 236,' 240 Kidston, William 214, 248 Kielbasa, Paul 222 Kier, Chester 30, 32, 213 Kiewicz, Theodore 25, 38, 75, 225, 189, 229 Kilarski, Edward 221, 276 Kilian, James 205 Kilian, Lester 209 ' Kiliaw, Rolf 205 Killian, Eugene 213, 266 Killian, Kenneth 174, '218 Kimbrough, Howard 209 Kindl, Kurt 75, 226 226, 270 Kirchhoff, Paul 218 Kirchoff, Ray 213 ir ho William 22 206 282 K' c tt, , , Kirkpatrick, John 174, 191, Kirkpatrick, Raymond 214 Kirman, Benjamin 28, 29, 40, 75 Kirschenbaum, Richard 202 Kirschner, Al 75, 154, 226 214 31, Kirsteins, Guntis 174, 213, 275 Kirth, James E. 40, 218 Kish, Charles 210 Kittle, John 75, 229 Klaar, Horst 218, 243, 252 Klamrzynski, Matthew 22, 214 Klaszky, Frank 217 Klaszky, Fred 225 Klaus, James 205 Klein, Edward 217 Klein, Gerald 209, 248 Klein, Keith 25, 39, 226 Klein, Michael 40, 209 Klein, Philip 132, 222, 240 245, 176, 236, Klein, Stanley 30, 179, 209 Kleist, Axel 75, 164, 225 Klemik, John J. 213 Klepacki, Anthony 75, 229 Klepacki, Edward 217 Klesen, John 194, 210 Kleszyk, James E. 75, 163, Klimek, Edward C. 75, 229 185 Klinicki, Kenneth A. 40, 210 Klinski, Albert R. 213 Klipp, Dennis L. 46, 226, 245 Klisch, Kenneth G. 201 Kloor, John C. 116, 118, 225, 238 Klosinski, Richard J. 214 Kloss, Kenneth F. 76, 194, 229, 233 Klowas, Bruce P'. 214 Klug, Charles J. 210 Klug, Owen R. 76, 226, 234, Kohn, Peter M. 202 Koide, Megumi 202, 278 Koiza2r5k, Henry 77, 229, 234, 6 Kolagcivgski, Donald L. 30, 188, Kolbusz, Richard A. 189, 209, 234 Koldon, Ronald 210 Koller, Donald A. 213 Kolman, Donald P. 222 Kolman, Leonard T. 76, 229 Kolodzieiski, Chester F. 40, 77, 154, 226 Koltay, William A. 209 Kolwalkowski, A. 256, 276 Komai Takeshi, 214 272 Komala, Thomas J. 209 Komala, William T. 214 Komlos, John H. 205 Kona, James M. 22, 192, 211 Kontos, Tom G. 29, 30, 176, 188, 218, 252 Konzel, Michael R. 76, 229 Koop, Thomas H. 188, 213, 282 Kopanke, Juergen S. 133, 225 Kopanke, 22, 221 Kopera, Leon J. 234, 236 Kopiec, Albert C. 206 Kopterski, Edmund J. 22, 205 Korcvvnski, Edwin J. 174, 177, 261 Korczynski, Erwin 177 Kordig, Carl R. 30, 32, 217 Kordik, Fred G. 218 Koreba, Kenneth C. 202 Koroluk, John 209 Korte, Donald A. 214 Korus, James J. 154, 229 Kos, Gerald 218 Kmieciak, Michael J. 226, 247 Kmiecik, Robert E. 29, 76, 229 Kmiecinski, Richard S. 214 Knapp, Kenneth A. 26, 30, 32, 176, 214 Knapp, Robert O. 22, 217, 267, 269 Knez, James A. 40, 174 Kniaz, Ronald E. 189, 210, 282 Knight, Robert B. 76, 229 Knish, Michael A. 210, 236 Knopsnyder, Ronald J. 132, 225 Knutsen, Edward O. 76, 164, 225 Knutsen,Josteir1 202 Knutsen, Robert J. 201 Kober, Kenneth G. 22, 176, 206, 282 Kober, Raymond A. 205 Kobeski, Sheldon E. 30, 35, 168, 172, 217 Kobs, Edward J. 26, 77, 226, 256, 274 Kobs, Ronald 206 Kobus, Charles J. 213 Koch, Richard G. 218 Koch, Robert W'. 132, 192, 225, 264 Kochan,, Dennis J. 76, 225 Kocharz, Ronald R. 205, 275 Koczan, Frank J. 29, 30, 32, 76, 225,244 Koczor, Alex J. 36, 206 Koczor, Bernard J. 209 Koebig, Manfred A. 22, 202, 250 Koehler, Ronald A. 217, 264 Koelig, John C. 217, 278 Koenig, Peter F. 76, 225, 261 Koeniaes, Werner O. 76, 154, 229 Koepeke, William G. 214 Koeppl, Jerry W. 22, 25, 30, 33, 133, 222, 246, 253 Kosach, Thomas K. 176, 188, 209 Koschnitzke, Karl A. 218 Koscielniak, Frederick P. 206, 238 Kosiba, Jerome S. 25, 39, 77, 189, 226 Kosick, Andrew H. 178, 221, 274 Kosick, Robert T. 194, 210 Kosik, Anthony C. 39, 214, 247 Kosik, Steven J. 178, 192, 213 Kosinski, Kenneth R. 209 Kosirog, Dennis E. 206 Koski, Richard C. 214 Koslenko, Michael 201 Kosowski, John 201 'NJ Kostak, Warren J. 33, 221, 280 Kostazeski, Alan R. 214 Kostyra, Kenneth C. 214, 234 Koszuba, Daniel M. 40, 77, 154, 6 Koszuta, Joseph A. 202, 278 Kotela, Carl J. 32, 206 Kotowski, William C. 32, 77, 174, 229 Kouba, Edward 209 Kcuchoukos, George T. 229 Kouchoukos, John J. 230, 260 Koukal, William D. 222, 278 Koumiss, Robert W. 173, 174, 188, 218, 282 Koumiss, William T. 209 Kovacs, James R. 209 Koval5QIWilliam J. 174, 194, Kowaggek, Joseph P. S. 77, 165, 5 Kowalewski, Frank P. 202 Kowalewski, James B. 209 Kowalke, 'Kenneth R. 221 Kowalkowsisi, Art F. 257, Kowalski, John E. 201 Kowalski, Jehn,M. 222 Kowalski, Paul 'E. 213 . Kowalskif Ronald T. 77, 185, 226 Koyanagi, Alvin M. 211 Koyanagi, Paul N. 77, 226 Kozak,iModest J. 40, 189, 221 Koziol, Fred D. 214 Koziol, Michael F. 217 Koziol, William K. 191, 214 Kozlowski, Donald W. 221 276 STUDENT INDEX Krabec, Warren G. 77, 154, Kulefsky, Robert N. 194, 210 Larsen, Glenn 29, 32, 79, 188, Levy, Gerald G. 80, 226 229, 252 Kulier, Michael A. 218 229, 245 Levy, Michael A. 201 Kfflfi, Albert W- 213 KUlm, RClYmond C. 221 Larsen, Harvey 205, 247 Levy, Ronald 205, 272 Krahl, Robert W. 217, 264 Kraiecki, Dennis E, 221 Krakowski, Richard 133, 189, 229 Kramm, P'hil S. 154, 229 Kramme, Ernest G. 194, 213 Krankel, Larry S. 77, 229 Krasowski, James A. 221 Kraus, James D. 29, 30, 32, 192, 217 Kraus, Kenneth A, 30, 210, 269 Kraus, Richard W. 133, 225 Kraus, Robert A. 30, 32, 188. 213 Kraus, Ronald W, 194, 213 Krause, Dennis E. 194, 217 Krause, Karl A. 29, 30, 77 230, 234 Krause, Kraig K. 209 Krause, Robert S. 30, 211 Krauss, Donn E. 202 Krauss, Kenneth A. 218 Krawczak, Anthony R. 194, 210 Krebs, Bernd 192, 213 Kreiiinq, Richard G. 39, 194, 217 Kreissl, Roy M. 174, 218, 253 Krencis, Robert A. 133 Kresch, Robert J. 202 Krewsan, James A. 201 Krey, Daniel G. 201 Krick. Emery F. 22, 210, 257, 274 d B 201 Krie er, Lecnar . Krieigiitz, Robert J. 218, 256, 269, 280 Krier, Timothy V. 202 - Krinke, Richard G. 201 Krispin, William C. 33, 133, 185 Krofta, James R. 133 Kroll, Daniel M. 176, 205 Kroll, Jerry L. 217 Kroll, William J. 282 Kramer, James A. 36, 214 Kromidas, Frank W. 38, 214 Krone, Earl 38, 133, 229 Kroske, Donald 209 Krotta, James R. 133 Krot'. Edmund F. 217 Kropfl, Cary A. 73, 192, 230 Krawnl, Jsmbes L20378 Kruce , ic ar . Krueger Robert E. 39, 78, 230 Krueger: James R. 221, 264 Steven A. 201 Krue er, Krueger, Walter D. 213, 264 Krueaer, William F. 73, 168, 170, 226 Kruempelstaedter, Thomas M. 218, 275 Krufta, James 222 Krug, Edward A. 211 Kruger, William C. 30, 205 Kruk, Kenneth P, 174, 191, 218 Kruk, Leonard, C. 218 Krum e Krupignski, Raymond L. 244, 245, 252 Kruse, Duane W. 78, 192, 225, 236 234, Kruse, Ronald W. 217, 238 Kryger, Raymond J. 30, 34, 155, 167, 173, 214, 278 Krzyzak, Arthur A. 133 Ksiazek, Robert A. 209 Kubala, Donald' S. 40, 78, 161, 229 Kubala, Richard F. 218 Kubiak, Robert J. 209, 249 Kubica, Ted P. 202 Kubit, James T. 201 Kubon, W'alter F. 210 Kubicheck, Robert E. 40, 78 Kuchenbecker, Fred C. 229, 264 Kuchynka, James G. 214 Kucik, Wayne H. 213, 276 Kuczai, John 78, 229 Kudabeck, Gordon L. 194, 210 Kudelis, James G. 194, 221 Kudolla, Richard M. 211, 238 Kuhlmann, Bernard E. 214,, 264, 278 '- Kuhn, Ronald C. 201 Kuhns, Thomas P. 25, 78, 189, 229, 278 ' Kuiawa, Edward A. 222, 275 Vuida, John 214 Kula, James F. 170, 225 Kulnig, Josef A. 194 Kulowitch, Robert C. 192, 217, 278 Kuminowski, Martin C. 30, 32, 209 Kummer, Ronald W. 205 Kummetz, William E. 133, 225, 240 Kuncevich, William C. 202 Kunita, Robert 30, 156, 174, 188, 192, 217 Kunkel, William C. 201 Kuntzendorf, Robert C. 30, 176, 206 Kunzon, Michael R. 37, 217, 278 Kupisch, Ronald W. 257 Kurcz, Robert L. 78,226 Kurek, Robert W, 218 Kurey, Wa ne W. 25, 40, 217 Kurkegaarcii Phillip 202 Kurir, Dennis A. 31, 202 Kurowski, Dennis E. 205 Kurth, Karl W. 40, 133, 225 Kurth, Richard J. 209 Kurth, William E. 134 Kurtz, Edward L. 221 Kusch, Daniel A. 210 Kussmann, Robert E. 221 Kusterer, Donald P. 37, 78, 176,185, 226 Kuszynski, Charles A. 201 Kuta, Gary K. 214 Kuta, James E. 78, 229 Kutin, Robert M. 221 Kutzman, Gerald R. 30, 32, 40, 78, 226 Kuzmicki, Lea P. 79, 226 Kuzniar, James R. 209, 238 Kuznitsky, Jack S. 209, 260 Kvidera, Kenneth R. 201 Kwiatkowski, Edward Pa 79, 229, 278 Kyllingstad, Gunnar 201 L Labant, James 32, 79, 174, 176, 179, 229 Labelle, Timothy 79, 226 Labucla, Kenneth 79, 229 Labuda, Ronald 234 LaChapelle, James 202, 248 Lacko, Daniel E. 225 Lacroix, James 40 Lademann, Donald 209 Ladner, Jerome 36, 192, 213 Laffey, Daniel 209, 238 Lafleur, William 134 Lafleur, Gunther 30, 32, 79, 192, 229, 279 Lagus, P'eter 29, 30, 33, 37, 40, 179, 184, 192 Lahn, Paul 213, 260, 269 Lahti, Donald 205, 260, 270, 271 Lahti, John 174, 218 Lakofka, Lenard 174, 218, 282 John 21 Leitch, 4 Lalumia, Carl 211 Lalumia, Joseph 211 Lambert, Joseph 79, 229, 248 Lambert, Kenneth 134, 225 Lambert, Ralph 214 Lameka, Lamos, Walter 192, 213, 247 Kenneth 40, 214 Lamovec, Larry 202 Lamp, George 201 Lamping, John 29, 30, 32, 79, 156, 176, 179, 226 Lamszus, John 79 Lancaster, Sidney 209 Landers, John 206 Landeweer, Grcaory 201 Landl, Lane, Walter 213 Kenneth 221 Lang, Charles 247, 252 Lang, John 40, 210 Lang, Joseph 26, 40, 221 Lang, Otto 171 Lang, Ronald 201 Lange, Robert 201 Langille, Marvin 22, 206 LaPalio, Philip 222,240 Lapinski, Kenneth 206 Lapinski, Robert 205, 280 Lapinski, Ted 218 Lapuma, Lennie 214 Larsen, Kenneth 79, 226 Larson, Glen 32, 217 Larson, Jerry 79, 168, 170, 226 Larson, Richard 80, 229 Larson, Rolf 57, 214 Larsen, Terry 33, 134, 222 Larson, Wayne 213 Larson, William 22, 29, 30, 33, 189, 221, 272 Lasko, Melvyn 209, 249 Laskonis, James 25, 29, 46, 185, 226 LaSota, Daniel 218 Laszczak, Wayne 24 Laszlo, Richard 202 Lau, Keith 33, 134, 222 Laumer, Helmut 30, 35, 169, 188, 194, 229, 285 Laurine, Robert 202 Laursen, Bernard 217 Lavaccare, Sam 154, 229 Lavern, Edward 116, 119, 225, 264, 280 Lawing, Philip 218, 267 Lawniczak, Roy 217, 276 Lawrenz, Jerome 218, 272 Laye, Alex 36, 210 Lazar, Paul 218 Lazares, Stewart 36, 156, 205 Lazarski, Gerald 218 Lazarus, Lewis 22, 30, 31, 194, 211, 247 Lazarz, Robert 206 Lazazzera, Andrew 218, 252 Leania, David 210 Lebar, Jack 210 Leber, Joseph 80, 192, 229, 264 LeBron, Raymond 209 Lech, Michael 213 Lech, Roger 218, 256, 280 Lech, Russell 80, 226, 248 Ledenbach, Kenneth 213, 274 Ledene, Robert 221 Ledonne, Joseph 213, 282 Lee, Gerald 222, 240 Lee, Robert 221 Lee, Ronald 29, 30, 32, 35, 80, 166, 194, 229, Lee, Timothy 213, 282 Leeders, Keith 22, 192, 217, 278 Lefeber, David 134, 222 Lefeburis, Larry 191, 214 Leffinawell, Robert 80, 174, 230 Lefkcw, Michael 22, 29, 30, 32, 80, 188, 192, 229 Lehment, Duane 161 Lehnert, Duane 38, 217 Leibforth, Earl 80, 154, 226 Leicht, Norman 192, 218 Leif, Piaul 179, 248, 285 Leifer, Greig 202 Leino, William 214, 272 Leisky, Robert 80 Leist, Larry 205 Leithem, Jack 218 Lehor Robt 218 Leiva, Joseph 211, 246, 247 Leia, Norman 189, 221 Lemmens, Robert 221 Lenik, Daniel 134, 222 Lennert, John 155, 229 Lennert, Joseph 201 Lenoch, William M. 134, 222 Lentim, Gregory K. 158, 218 Lenz, P'eter G. 201 LePere, James L. 33, 218, 264, 285 Lepold, Herwig 174, 221 Leprich, James A. 218 Lesch, Tom T. 40, 80, 192, 226, 275 Leschinski, Earl J. 218 Leske, Lawrence A. 201 Leslie, Richard G. 201 Lcsniak, James R. 209 Lesniak, John R. 26, 209 Lester, Jeff J. 217 Lettner, George P. 37, 80, 226 Lcvandoski, Kenneth E. 30, 33, 40, 189, 221 Leverenz, David A. 217 Levin, Ralph G. 201 Levinfei Michael R. 30, 33, 156, 8 Levitzkc, Ronald P. 218, 272 Lewand, Thaddeus A. 222 Lewandowski, Edward W. 202 Lewandowski, Ronald R. 217 Lewen, W'ayland R. 24, 29, 245 Lewis, Brian B. 134, 165, 174, 185, 225, 278 Lewis, Samuel A, 36, 191, 218, 278 Lewkoski, Richard P. 206 Lewkowich, Alex J. 80, 226 Lewkowicz, Stanley E. 30, 32, 214, 250 Lezon, James F. 214 LiCausi, Larry M. 134, 174, 222 Lichner, Jerry J. 81, 230 Lichtenberger, George M. 221 Lichter, Roland 26, 218, 248 Licka, Wayne L. 155, 214 Lidums, Olaf 81, 240, 245, 252 Lieber, Claude J. 81, 226 Lieber, Roland L. 218, 272 Liebmann, Ronald G. 213, 249 Liebsch, James S. 236 Liekis, Eddie P. 209 Liepoid, Albin w. 116, 225, 256, 280 Liqocki, Robert D. 134, 225 Lile, Michael W. 202 Liles, Richard S. 205, 272 Lilieberg, Ronald B. 213 Lindahl, Alan L. 214 Lindbom, Bruce E. 202, 258 Lindell, Carl B. 205 Lindeman, Stephen H. 217 Lindner, Richard W. 174, 221 Lindeiwflgaler, William E. 184, Lindsey, Jerry D. V. 176, 188, 211, 260, 276 Lindy, Curtis R. 192, 218 Linick, Gary Fa 202 Linke, David W. 214 Linowiecki, John M. 202, 261 Lipasek, Jack V. 209 Lipkin, Steven D. 213, 276 Lipner, Lee D. 30, 35, 134, 167, 222 Listerman, John A. 170, 225 Litka, Joseph T. 165, 184, 218, 278 Litt, Howard A. 189, 222 Litteau, Paul J. 35, 81, 245, 246, 252 Littmann, Charles B. 205 Littmann, Frederick H. 135. 245, 246, 252, 253 Litwicki, James J. 174, 218 Litwin, W'illiar'n l-l. 225 Litz, Rodney K. 38, 39, 57, 81, 226 Litzo, W'ayne J. 221 Livas, Robert P. 202 Livas, William 40, 158, 188, 221 Loacsh, John 211 Lobosco, Jack R, 40, 81, 154, 229 Locacius, Robert F. 81, 161, 229 Locascio, .lack F. 30, 32, 188, 214 Locashio, Joseph A. 217 Lochrnatow, Victor 213, 238 Lodewyck, Patrick W. 81, 226 Lodewyck, Ronald W, 221 Lodor, Chester M. 192, 217, 272 Loehrer, Rcbert J. 213, 260 274 Lofgren, Robert M. 194, 217 Loftus, Edward J. 245, 248 Logan, Charles R. 29, 81, 164, 256, 276, 280, 284 Logan, Dennis E. 25, 81, 226 Loher, Terry T. 209 Lchner, Milton C. 135, 222 Loiewski, James 206 Lomaka, Michael 176, 213, 282 Lomax, Wayne E. 218, 278 Lombardi, Frank J. 206, 234, 1 260 Lombardi. Victor J. 22, 221 Loncsar, Joseph F. 81, 154, 226, 236 . Long, Loren 201 ' Long, Richard C. 81, 230 Longo, Paul 214 Loos, Roland 221 STUDENT INDEX Lopez, Don B. 30, 206 Makris, John A. 201 Martin, Ronald R. 194, 229 McDougald, Ronald D. 218 Lopez, Joseph R. 135, iss Mqkoio, Joseph P'. 30, 209 Martin, William G. 34, 155, 264 1-ODQZ, Robert J. 205 Moksymonko, Bohdan 32, 174, 230 McEwan, Robert J. 84, 174 Lopipaago, Fam M. 22, 29, 45, 214 Martin, W'illiam P'. 205, 257 226 , ,, 94, 229 Molarski, John 26, 82, 226 Mgrfinkg Chofies 201 McFadden, Louis M. 22, 205 Lopreshf P'l 'l'D B' 217 MOIGHU, AUGUST 33, 226, 269 Marton, Dennis D. 213 269 LoPresto, Leonard J. 82, 229 Lorcrnz, Daniel J. 210 Lorenz, Alan M. 22, 36, 81, 185, 226 Loris, Ronald J. 22, 218 LoSavio, Joseph G. 202 Losch, William S. 218 Lossow, Rcbert H. 225 Lothian, Ronald R. 217 Lotz, W'alter G. 82, 194, 229 Lovasz, Steven 210 Lovell, Mickey R. 214 Lowder, Arthur R. 135, 194, Malauskas, William P. 201 Malek, Thomas F. 25, ss, iss, 230 158, 173, 176, 188, Maier, Dennis J. 205 Males, Frank A. 34, 214, Maleski, Jerome M. 213 Malicki, John 201 Malin, Jerry C, 214 Malinowski, Dennis D. 83, Jlalinowski, John J. 135, Malinowski, Thomas W. 225 Malinski, Jerry A. 157, 201 Malkggfgki, Richard E. 135, 248 226 222, 135, 192, 222 Lukas, Laurence G. 176, 188, 206, 282 Lucas, Nick J. 82, 225 Luca35CRichard T. 214, 248, Lucas, Thaddeus 222 Lucheon Kenneth J , . 82, 226 Luebker, Michael T. 155, 214 Lukasik, Donald E. 201 Lukasik, Leonard L. 218 Lurnb, James A. 206 Lund, 276 Lundberg, W'illiam C. 194, 218, 256 Lundgren, Gene D. 206 Lundgren, Per Y. 209, 238 Lundquist Jr. Peter 82, 230, 245, 249 Lupo, Charles 201 Lussow, Richard J. 201 Lussow, Robert H. 135, 166 Madl, Fred J. 206 Luttmer, Henry W. 194, 221, 278 Lutz, Preston G. 34, 172, 173, 225 Lutz,2ISg1eldon H. 30, 32, 192, Lyall, George W. 218, 252, 264 Lyall, Kenneth G. 206, 253 Lykowski, John S. 202 Lynch, Alan 201 Lynge, Dennis J. 33, 217, 272, 285 M Macaluso, Sam P. 210 Macchione, Robert A. 82, 194, 229, 234, 261 MacDonald, Alan G. 214 MacDonald, Grant W. 82, 185, 226, 264, 280 Machul, Dennis 5. 135 Machulis, James G. 217 Maciejewski, Kenneth A. 191, 218 Macieiewski, Waldemar M. 22, 32, 205, 282 Mack, Dennis A. 213 Mack, Stanley N. 225 Mackay, Vernon B. 205 Mackinnon, James M. 201 MacPherson, Douglas W. 22, 194, 217, 245, 246, 248 Madsen, Keith C. 222 Madsen, Paul M. 201 Madura, Dennis E. 189, 213 Madura, W'alter F. 218 Maeshiba, Kenneth N. 82, 225 Matucci, Dennis D. 205 Maggio, Carl G. 213, 266, 280 MOQQfO, George J. 222, 270 Maggio, Robert L. 191, 214, 238 Magnuson, Roger W'. 201 Magura, David 221 Maher, Anthony T. 206 Maiero, Thomas P'. 213 Malta, Tom G. 135, 194, 213 Majdanski, Victor 201 Maiewski, David G. 205, 234 Maiewski, Dennis R. 205 Maika, John R. 217, 225 Makaris, Nick G. 82, 154, 226 Maki, Ernest R. 217 Maki, James A. 217, 278 Maki, Robert E. 158, 202 Makis, Paul 40 Makcwski, Arthur A. 214 Makowski, Steven L. 39, 82, 226 Mallak, Malleck, Mallek, Mallick, Malmen, 222 Fenton 201 James T. 201 James A. 205 Ronald L. 179, 191 Roger L. 135, 194, Richard G. 214 Gregory R. 201 James R. 202 Mamone, Richard C. 221 Maloni, Malotra, Malugen, Manasse, Henri R. 202 Manda, James L. 22, 29, 32, 83, 226 Mandalke, Robert L. 205 Mandelke, James 202 Mandzf, John 29, 30, 37, 179, 222, 234 Mangancllo, Tony V. 221 Mangurten, David 30, 213, 276, 279 Manella, Arnold N. 201, 269 Mann, Danny C. 202 Mannina, Dennis W. 83, 230, 272 Manning, Frank E. 213 Manning, Larry R. 278 Manning, Max M. 83, 230 Mantel, Heinz J. 192, 213 Mantjoris, Peter T. 214 Manzzullo, Virgil D. 38, 191, 214 Maple, Thomas A. 214, 238 Martorano, Tony S. 218, 280 Martschenko, Vladimir 206 Martucci, Leonard J. 214 Martyka, Robert J. 40, 229 Marx, Carl M. 136, 222 Marx, Tony 84, 170, 226 Marx, Robert E. 206, 282 Maryanski, Edward C. 38, 136, 194, 222 Maryniw, Llewellyn M. 213 Marzec, Walter S. 202 Maslanka, Gary H. 214, 238 Mason, Harry 201 Mason, Kenneth 26, 222 Mason, Thomas 217 Mossel, Heinz 26, 222, 272 Massey, Orrin 221 Mast, Edgar 229 Masters, Robert 30, 188, 210, 250 Mataya Robert 19, 25, 38, 46, 225 Mategrano, John 201 Matijenko, 22 Matranza, John 202 Matschke, Roger 156, 214 Matson, Robert 214 Matsunaga, Douglas 218 Mattes, James 84, 194, 229 Mattenson, Dave 209, 236 Mattenson, Murray 260, 261 Matthes, Duane 33, 217, 256 269 Matthes, Raymond 31, 173, 206 Matti, Dieter 192, 218 Matusiak, Richard 26, 84, 194, 229 278 Matuszak, Gregory 25, 136, 226 Matuszak, Peter 222, 278 McGarrity, Albert J. 217 McGee, Timothy E. 202, 278 McGovern, Jerry B. 214 McGutfey, Walter J. 202, 247 McGrann, James M. 221 McHale, James P'. 36 Mclntosh Raymond A. 214 Mclntyre, Lawrence J. 84, 167, 173, 230, 287 McLanis, Francis T. 30, 33, 116, 117, 222, 256, 259, 266, 280 McKay ichael A 213 Matwijenko, Nicholas 22, 202 Matz, Albert 201 Matz, Fred 173, 230 Matz, Harold 209 Matz, Rohert 201 Matz, William 201 , M' . McLaughlin, Kemp J. 31, 184, 211, 253 McMahon, Leroy M. 174, 213 McMonigciI, James A. 202 McPherson, John J. 221 McQuade, John F. 221 McRe2ynolds, George E. 84, 229, 78 McShea, Michael B. 217 Meade, Ronald P. 201 Medo, Jerry J. 136, 222 Megrant, Joseph F. 206, 234 Meier, Fred P'. 222 Meierdierks, Dick O. 29, 30, 32, 35, 85, 168, 264 Melady, Jerry M. 85, 226 Melby, William A. 39, 174, 221 Mellberg, John M. 30, 206 Melloh, Larry R. 174, 218 Melnick, Everett A. 22, 191, 218, 272, 287 Melone, Peter J. 136, 225, 267, 269, 280 Melone, Tobias J. 213 Mena, Robert M. 85, 163, 229 Menard, George A. 205 Mendyk, Dennis M. 222 Mensching, Joseph l. 217 Mesikapn, Kalju 85 Meske, Robert C. 222 Messerges, bteve C. 194, 217 Messina, Daniel J. 25, 221 Meszaros, Lawrence G. 210, 282 Metterhausen, Emil H. 209 Marantz, Charles S. 30, 173, 176, 188, 209 Maras, Robert E. 189, 221 Marchewka, Terry P. 210 Marchi, Frank J. 174, 218 Marchi, Steve A. 218, 256, 266 Marchisotto, Joseph A. 40, 83, 154, 226 Marciniec, Edmund T. 221 Marciniec, Thomas J. 40, 214 Marcinkiewicz, Dan J. 36, 83, 217 Marcuccilli, James P. 218 Marcuccilli, Thomas J. 214, 234, 236 Marcy, Jeffrey A. 222 Mares, Donald A, 202 Margita, Joseph A. 185 Marici, Edward L. 205 Marino, Philip 83, 154, 226 Mark, Karl H. 217 Markl, Henry J. 209 Marksteiner, Francis J. 210 Markunas, Richard J. 214 Markus, Brian A. 214 Marnts, James S. 22, 135, 222 Maroldo, Francis T. 83, 230 Maronn, James M. 83, 226 Marose, Norman O. 214, 247 Marovich, Joseph L. 213, 272 Marre, Jerry P'. 202 Marre, Tom E. 205 Marriott, Louis E. 209 Matzer, Frank 32, 209, 272 Matzl, Norman 116, 117, 222, 256, 276, 280 Matzick, Richard 40, 217, 238 Mau, Ted 209 Mauer, Robert 202 Maulsby, Douglas 210 Maulsby, William 136, 225 Maurer, Michael 230 Maurer, Peter 84, 185, 226 Maurer, William 206 May, Allan 174, 222 May, James 39, 136, 194, 222 May, Lyle 202 May, Raymond 136, 222 Mayer, Richard 222 Mayfield, Jock 209 Mazawa, Kenneth 188, 206, 210 Mazik, W'alter 136, 225 Mazor, John 205 Mazurek, James 34, 202 Mazurek, John 202, 282 Mazurek, Greg 221 Mazurek, William 214 Mazurowski, Robert 222 Mazzaro, Arthur 206 Metz, Sheldon 168, 172, 276, 279 Meyer, Alfred W'. 209 Meyer, David L. 85, 174, 194 Meyer, Howard J. 85, 174, 226 Meyer, James A. 46, 164, 225 Meyer, John M. 26, 40, 136, 165, 225 Meyer, John W. 206 Meyer, Leroy F. 230 Meyer, Raymond B. 137, 222, 253 Meyer, Thomas E. 217 Meyer, W'alter J. 201 Meyers, John P. 206, 278, 282 Michaels, Daniel R. 206 Michaels, Fred A. 202 Michaels, Thomas L. 213 Michalek, Dennis J. 194, 210, 246 Michalek, Kenneth E. 206 Michalski, Jerome T. 22, 218 Michalski, Joseph J. 210 Michelini, Perry F. 22, 205 Michelotti, Charles LJ. 137, 170, 225 Michaeal, Erickson R. 206, 266 Mazzeri, Gary 174, 221, 264 McArthur John 211 McAvoy, I Richard 84, 157, 230 McAvoy, Ted 202 McCabe, McCann, McCara, Michael 217 Jerome 201 Frederic 31, 209 Marsala, Frank V. 214 Marselos, Nick J. L. 22, 136, 222 Marsh, Charles R- 30, 40, 213 Marshall, Robert P. 31, 205, 252 Marsico, Frank M. 136, 222, 256 Martens, Dennis L. 218 Martens, Kenneth 206 Martens, Walter H. 209 Martin, Edward K. 213, 264 Martin, Grant H. 31, 202 Martin, James J. 213, 264, 280, 284 Martin, Richard N. 217, 278 McCarthy Daniel 201 McCarthy, Terry 213 McClellan, Terry 84, 194, 250 McCloskey, Herb 201 McCullom, Charles A. 174, 206 McCune, George C. 201 McDade, Raymond C- 34, 226, 240 McDaniel, Monroe L. 213, 278 McDonald, Frank M. 214 McDonald, Thomas W. 38 McDougald, Dennis P. 202 229, McDougald, Lawrence M. 84, 185 Michols, Richard A. 214 Miciek, Henry R. 85, 226 Mielas, Edward M. 210 Mielczabek, Stanley C. 210 Mielke, Jchn R. 201 Mierzwa, Ronald R. 85, 229, 266 Mies, Richard W'. 30, 32, 210, 256, 266 Mieszala, John A. 221 Migatz, Thomas F. 205, 250 Migon, Charles L. 205, 278 Mihlbauer, James G. 210 Mika, Robert J. 85, 229, 270, 280 Mikka, Michael C. 192, 214, 252, 253 Mikkelsen, Jeffrey B. 24, 218 Mikkelsen, Steven R. 221 Miklos, Paul A. 201 Mikoleit, Arthur G. 222, 264 Mikos, Paul 1,202 STUDENT INDEX M0Wl9fCW. BVYCG W- 211. 239 Novy, Leonard 214, 238 Milani, Robert C. 221, 256 Montgomery, David A. 270 Murawski, Philip F. 88, 154, Nichols, Dale 229 Milas, Victor E. 202 Montgomery, Dennis A. 86, 211 229 Nichols, Jerome 229, 278,282 Milazzo, Nick J. 217 Mont arquette, John M. 83, Murphy, John Pa 210 Nichols Raymond 202 Milenovich, Fred J. 29, 179 226 Murphy, Michael T. 201 Nichols, Roger 89, 225, 282 Miles, Philip T. 209 MontMarquette, Stephen C. 206 Murphy, Peter E. 201 Nickel, Wenzel 205 Milewski, Dennis 47, 230, 267, Moody, Roy J. 173, 230, 248 Murphy, Thomas 138, 225 Nickl, Fred 222 274 Moore, Charles E. 30, 32, 217 Murray, Thomas F. 154, 229 Niedbala, Stephen 139, 210. Miller, Andrew H. 22, 25, 34, Moore, Marvin W. 205 Murray, William F. 138 250 176, 214 Moore, William D. 213, 247 Muscarello, Tony F. 222 Niedle, Charles 36, 218 Miller, Anthony J. 201 Mora, Lawrence M. 213 Musselman, Gene E. 214, 247 Niedzwiecki, Ralph 89, 185, Miller, C. 256 Morales, Louis M. 87, 194, 226, Muttini, James G. 26, 40, 214, 226 Miller, Clyde E. 214 264, 271, 272 266 Nieglos, Donald 30, 214 Miller, Dennis F. 25, 39, 85, Morales, Michael A. 25, 87, Mutz, William F. 222, 275 Nielsen, Dennis 211 230 194, 229 Muza, Gerald A. 189 Nielsen, Richard 201 Miller, Donald 85, 194, 225, Moran, Dennis T. 40 Myers, Douglas R. 217, 280 Nielsen, Ronald 158, 210, 238 240 Moran, Joseph A. 213 Myerson, Phillip A. 202 Nieman, Richard 222, 267 Miller, Donald H. 201 Morella, Daniel C. 213 Myles, Patrick G. 217 Niemann, Norman 229 Miller, Glenn C. 210 Moreno, Angel 155, 201, 264, Mysliwiec, Edwin E. 210 Nightlinger, Floyd 176, 188, Miller, Harold W. 85, 230 275 Mysliwiec, Eugene E. 189, 210 194, 221, 244, 246 Miller, Kenneth F. 137, 228, Morgan, Jack 22, 31, 202 Nikich, Miomir 218, 246, 248, 247 Morice, Anthony P. 87, 191, N 252 Miller, Ladd A. 31 225 Nikodem, Robert 47, 244, 246 Miller, Lee A. 86, 226 Morikawa, Vaughn 202 Naatz, James W. 25, 85, 165, Ninemae, Rein 192, 213, 252 Miller, Ralph H. 33, 39, 137, Morimoto, Allan B. 30, 32, 213 230 Nishi, Carl 22, 158, 188, 221, - 225 Moritz, Hein 244 Nachay, John D. 206, 253 246, 248, 249, 253 Miller, Richard R. 222 Moritz, Jeffrey V. 202 Nafziger, Charles A. 30, 33, Nitka, John 221, 272 Miller, Robert F. 34, 214 Moritz, Udo 176, 214, 244, 218, 264, 275 Noble, Kent 33, 218 Miller, Roger H. 86, 218, 222, 246, 248 Nafziger, Lee E. 29, 30, 33, Nada, Harry 36, 218 226 Mork, William J. 29, 30, 32, 138, 194, 246, 250 Nommensen, Thomas 158, 210, Miller, Steve G. 209 87, 163, 168, 169, 230, Nagel, Dietmar 217, 264 238 Miller, Terry G. 194, 221 245, 251, 278 Nagel, Herbert M. 87, 225, 244 Nonaka, Henry 28, 29, 30, 287 Miller, Tom A. 201 Morlock, Charles E. 176, 213 Nahrstadt, Robert 226 Nootbaar, Lee 218,253 Miller, Wayne N. 209 Morlock, James J. 25, 31, 176, Nakamura, Raymond 218, 267 Noren, James 165, 218, 245, Miller, William E. 32, 33, 137, 210 269, 280 246, 248 245, 247, 248, 252, 253 Morreale, James V. 25, 40, 176, Nalepa, John 202, 260 Norgren, Glenn 209 Mills, Robert P. 26, 86, 230 188, 218 Nanni, Frank 39 Norlock, George 89 Minard, Jimmie M. 172 Morrison, David M. 209 Narr, John 165, 218 Normantowicz, Jerome 174, 217 Minardo, James A. 209 Morydz, Kenneth J. 218 Nasby, James 32, 252 Normantowier Ronald 210 Mindy, Robert R. 194, 221 Mosch, Martin J. 205 Nash, Mark 206 Norris, Larry 138, 194, 221 Mineau, Kenneth R. 206 Mosinski, Donald F. 217 Naskrent, Robert 88, 164, 248, Norris, William 213 Miner, Ronald R. 222 Moskal, Jerome W. 209, 247 252, 253 Norris, William 174, 218 Mingl, Anton J. 205, 282 Mosley, Duard F. 211 Nasluchacz, Fred 201 North, James 205 Minnice, Dennis M. 24, 29, 30, Mosley, Gary B. 206, 269 Nason, Edward 40, 222 North, John 32, 47, 226. 276 31, 35, 36, 137, 166, 225 Mosoff, Serie I. 87 Nass, William 217 Norton, Dave 214 Miosi, Anthony D. 210 Moss, Laurence H. 39, 176, Naue, Dennis 29, 30, 33, 40, Nosalik, Charles 189, 221 Miotke, David M. 30, 32, 214, 213, 250 88, .174, 218, 221 Nosalik, Robert 272 I 234, 236 Mossman, Fred R. 221 256, Naue, Richard 29, 32, 40, 188, Nato, Paul 206 Miranda, Richard J. 86, 154, 269 226 Nottke, Allen 30, 36, 201 226 Motluck, Raymond 206 Naumoff, Igor 201 Nottke, James 28, 29, 30 Mirato, Frank 201 Motta, Robert M. 202 Navy, Hal 218 Nottoli, Robert 213 Miripol, Jeffrey E. 32, 217, 234 Motykie, Ronald W. 185, 248, Nazimek, Edward 88, 226 Novak, Donald 221 Miscevich, Daniel 213 253 Neesan, David 88, 229 Novello, John 257 Miscevich, Paul 137, 222 Matz, Reinhart 222 Neff, Richard 211 Novinson, John 179, 214, 245 Mischung, Fred J. 38, 170, 226 Moulton, Steven H. 26, 189, Nehls, Fred 202 Novinson, Ronald 89, 168, 179, Mischung, Richard N. 170, 225 221 Neigebauer, Michael 218 230, 282 Mitan, Glenn C. 22, 202 Mitchell, Al-an R. 29, 33, 221 Mitchell, Ben S. 221 Mitchell, Charles E. 86, 229, 248 Mitchell, Charles F. 218, 246, 249 Mitchell, John M. 86, 185, 229 Mitchell, Joseph W. 206 Mitchell, Kenneth R. 202, 260 Mitera, Dan S. 17, 189, 221, 256, 259, 269, 280 Mitsui, Michael N. 217 Moy, David 40, 87, 229 Moy, Edmund D. 137, 194, 222 Moyich, George 217 Moyich, Vladimir B. 26, 192, 230 Mraz, Larry J. 272 Mrkota, Steve M. 218 Mrock, John E. 214 Mroczek, Jerome 87, 230, 256, 266, 269, 278, 280 Mroska, Gerald 210 Neja, Richard 218 Mroz, Mitchell, D. 25, 30, 32, Nelson, Allen 217 Nelson, Barry 217 Nelson, Carl 234 Nelson, Charles 30, 202 Nelson, Donald 88, 230 Nelson, Donald 217, 278 Nelson, Gary 211 Nelson, James 209, 275 Nelson, Jerry 218 Nelson, Rex 202 Nelson Richard 29, 30, 33, 35, Mix, Larry S. 209, 247 Mix, Richard A. 25, 86, 229 Mix, Robert A. 86, 194, 225 Miyake, Gary T. 210 Mize, Lawrence E. 210 Mizialko, Richard J. 86, 185, 230, 276 Mladonicky, Joseph R. 210 Mlakar, Helmut 213 Mladzik, Robert S. 229 Modas, Daniel A. 188, 194, 217 Moeller, Kenneth R. 202 Moeller, William J. 218 Moerle, Alex N. 31, 213, 218 Moffat, John A. 201 Mahiser, James A. 211, 279 Moistorovic, Steve 205 Molchanov, Ronald E. 206, 282 Molenda, Charles W. 217 Molfese, Ronald E. 211, 278 Moliere, Roger S. 214, 276 Mollet, Alfred J. 217 Molnar, Tom R. 201 Molose, Sam J. 86, 226 Molzahn, Fred W. 213 Mondrus, Michael M. 209 Monegato, Angelo J. 201 Monger, Jeffrey H. 22, 214 Monroe, Ronald A. 137, 222, 256 Monson, Edward J. 210 Montalbano, Benny R. 222, 275 Montgivo, Arthur A. 86, 154, 6 40, 69, 209, 214, 275 Mrozek, Jerry L. 30, 32, 176, 214, 260 Mrozek, Kenneth J. 218, 278 Muchswgcz, Fred F. 87, 229, 4 Mueller, Anthony 87 Mueller, Bruce G. 137, 222 Mueller, Kenneth R. 87, 166, 185. 226 Mueller, Robert G. 155, 214 Mueller, William F. 210 Muellner, James J. 214 Muench, Richard J. 221 Muenchow, Paul R. 30, 32, 176, 209, 250 Muenzenmay, Willliam A. 214 Muglio, Perry F. 137, 225 Mukatis, Kenneth R. 87, 226 Mular, Ray' 137, 225 Mular, Wayne L. 217 Mullins, Robert L. 38 Mulnix, Russell J. 30, Mulsoff, Lawrence J. 278 ' ' Munao, Michael L. 40, 218 Mundinger, Gary B. 40, 213 Mundt, Daniel A. 202 Mundt, Steve D. 201 Munson, John B. 40 ' Muraoka, Thomas T. 32, 210, 266, 269, 280 Murata, Ned T. 29, 32, 36, 88, 188, 229 210, 282 88, 229, iia, 222, 264 Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Richard 24, 218 Richard 201 Ronald 22 88, 0 Walter 88, 230, 278 , William 89, 167, 173, 230, 287 Nelson, William 89, 226 Nemeth, John 221 Nenycz, Wally 202 Nesbitt, Scott 32, 209, 282 Ness, Alan 89, 194, 226 Netterstrom, Gerald 36, 221 Netterstrom, James 176, 209 Nettland, Howard 194, 213 Nettnin, Frederick 222 Netzel, Arnold 89, 164, 225 Netzel, Garwin 218, 256 Neumann, Donald 158, 205 Neumeyer, Fred 221, 246, 248 249 Nevers, Bruce 201 Nevinski, Donald 222 Newberg, Russell 210 Newey, Paul 30, 54, 194, 217, 272, 278, 287 Newhouse, Henr 218 Newman, Charles 176, 188, 210 Newman, Donald 202 Newman, Marc 210 Newton, Bruce 89, 170, 171 226 Neyteldt, James 210 Niarkos, George 213, 252 1 179, Nowak, Allen 209 Nowak. Robert 36,138, 222, 247 Nowakowski, John 222, 253 Nowakowski, Wayne 222, 278 Nowicki, Robert 201 Nowikowski, Edwin 201 Nudelman, Barton 89, 229 Nuehring, William 209 Nunez, Robert 202, 282 Nlurvic, Charles 89, 155, 229 Nuss. Patrick 206 Nuzzo, James 192, 213 Nydam, Edward 22, 30, 214 Nykaza, Leon 202, 278 Nystrom, John 205 0 Oberg, William 201 Oberlin, Richard 32, 202 Obos, Stanley 138 O'Boyle, Thomas 213 O'Brien, James 37, 39. 47, 185 v 194, 226 Occhipinti, Joseph 155,174, 192, 210 Ochab. LeRoy 194, 210 Ochotnicky, John 225 Ochwat, Douglas 89, 185, 226 O'Connor, Jack 194, 221, 270, Obanaka, Erick 201 O'Dell, Howard 138, 222 Odishoo, Alex 90, 164, 225 Odle, Clarence 138, 222 Oesterlin, Richard 214, 272 Ogata, Edward 30, 176, 179, 209, 250 Oglesby, Douglas 202 Ogne, Brian 213 Ogren, Theodore 36, 138. 222 Ogrodowski, Harry 206, 253 O'l-lara, John 222 Ohlin, Kurt 210 Ohlingsr, Edward 40. 90, 154, 6 Palm u STUDENT INDEX Ohlso5164Gory 30, 32, 194, 217, Ohlund, Richard 22, 213 Ohm, William 201 Ohman, Olaf 116, 119, 222 Ohman, Thomas 202 Ohner, Thomas 188, 191, 213, 260 Oisen, Lee 211 Oieda, Richard 222, 267, 269 Pagacz. Claude P. 202 Pahlke, Arthur R. 91, 185, 226 Paiva, Robert R. 209, 248 Palma, Palmer, Palmer, Palmer, Palmer, Daniel T. ,202 Robert A. 139. 225 Curtis H. 91, 165, 226 Gerald W. 229 Richard A . 201 Palmquist, Lee D. 139, 225 ist T O,'4eete, Brian 90, 154, 226 Okinski, Kenneth 221 Oieiniczak, Dennis 214, 246, 247, 248 Oleksy, Robert 214 Olenec, Nicholas 210 Oleson, Kenneth 174, 222 Oleszek, Dennis 217 Oliva, Gary 201 one, Alfred 25, 155, 188 264 Olle, Robert 21, 22, 155 209 Olsen, Alan 156, 217, 272 Olsen, Byron 138, 222, 256 Olsen, Harry 31, 206, 278 Olsen. John 213, 252 Olsen, Richard 214, 238 Olsen, Robert L. 90, 230 Olsen, Roger M. 217 Warren N. 205 Olsen, Olsotka, Kenneth J. 139, 222 Olson, Arthur A. 90, 229, 278 Olson, David P1 29, 32, 36. 90 225, 247 Olson. Dennis L. 206 Olson, Donald E. 90 Olson, Joel A, 90. 192, 229 Olson, Keith S. 192, 218, 234 , 218, , iaa, iss, 192, Parzinsky, Richard B. 222 Olson Len A 221 oissnj RobertAA. 154. 229 Olson, Thomas F. 218, 247 Olsonjgghomas J. 25, 39, 90, Olszewski, Joseph A. 36. 189 221 Olszewski, Ted J. 189, 221 Olsvowka, Steven J. 209 O'Mahoney, Vlhlliam J. 90, 165, 192 230 ammo. Mark s. 202 O'Neal, Timothy C. 206 Onischok, Michael 29, 30, 139, 202, 225 Oomens, Norman J. 234, 236 Ooager. John L. 218 Opitz, Kenneth L. 117, 238 Oratowski, Michael S. 218 Orchard, James R. 90, 154 179, 229 Orlick, 202 Orlow. Ted J. 206 Orson, Louis J. 211 Orson, Steve E. 139, 192, 225 Orze, 24, 26, 218 Orzech, John A. 90, 229 Osburn, Jarneg C, 210, 248 Oshita, Alan K. 201 Osimowicz, Lawrence 38, 91 229, 276 Osmundsen, John R. 36, 218 ost, Al E. 218, 257 Ostby, Robert K. 209 Ostergrieier, Richard M. 30, 188 4 Oswald, Alan R. 91, 230, 245 Oswald, James E. 221 Oswald, Thomas H. 191, 214 234, 236 Oszakiewski, Leon R. 201, 247 Off. Charles E. 205 Otto, David G. 209 Otto, Gary 209 Otto, Jon R. 214 Otto, Richard J. 213 Oyerpeck, Jerry W. 278 Oyba, Raymond J. 209, 247 Ozers, Alnis 214, 240 Ozimek, James T. 33, 188, 189, 217, 238, 278, 285 Oznoft, Rodger T. 222 217, 238, 278, 285 P Pabst, Richard C. 39, 91, 229, 278 Pace, John B. 256 Pactwa, Dennis E. 40, 174, 221 Piacult, Walter E. 210, 240 r f q . om J. 218 Ualuchniok, Michael J. 172, 217, 272 Palumbo, Carmen F. 91, 226 Pampel, Don D. 24, 221 Pandre, Chris 209 Pankow, Kenneth 40, 214 Pankratz, Raye H. 209, 240 Paoli, Dale A. 218 Papagingas, James 179, 192 Pape, Charles A. 213 Pope, Philip O. 211 Papen. James H. 26, 202 P-oppas, George Z. 32, 217 270 Para Jr., Frank R, 189, 248 282 1 r Paradowski, Matt M. 205 Paredes, Rene N. 201 Paredes, Walter J. 211 Parey, Michael 35, 91, 229 Paries, Dieter 205 Pariei, ORalph E. 221, 240, 245, 5 Parker, John 217 Parkin, James J. 221 Parks, Ivan M. 202 Paul D. 36. 214 Robert R. 221 Parmelee, Parnum, 1 Parnum, William F. 91, 185 226 Parthen, Werner J. 158, 205 Partyka, Edward J. 213, 238 Parylak, Joseph 201 Pascente, Robert A. 91, 226 P'asko, Tony J. 189, 222 Pasternack, Frank J. 206 Pasternak, Albert A. 222 Pastuszka, Thaddeus F. 40 Pataky, Leslie 201 Patano, James M. 210 Pate, Wesley D. 201 Patko, Lynn L. 139, 222 Patko, Mike R. 202 Patterson. Gregory E. 201 Paul, John 2 8 Paul, Robert R. 39, 222, 246, 249 Paulson, Peter A. 213 P'aylik, Frank A. 156, 209 Pavlik, Steven G. 201 Pavone, Joseph J. 209, 245 Pawela, Steve J. 139, 225 Pawlak, Dan S. 222 Pawlak, William C. 206 Payne, Henry J. 221 Payne, John D. 205 Payton, Gary A. 202 Payton, James H. 218 Pearl, Charles E. 217, 260 Pearl, Patrick W. 206 Pearlman, Fred E. 36, 139, Pearson, Carl M. 30, 202 Pearson, Wayne E. 201 Pearson, William J. 213 P-ease, Michael A. 30, 206, Pecen, Thomas J. 26, 218, Peck, John w. 214 Pedersen, Donald R. 214 Pekala, Michael P. 201 Pelc, Christopher W. 202 P'elka, Alan E. 174, 221 Pelka, Ronald 222, 234 Pellegrini, Gary T. 206 Pelusa, Ronald A. 202 Pelz, Ronald JGZCQI3 Pena, Stevan . Pencis, Janis 177, 192, 218, 247 Penczek, Norman L. 221 Pen iel, Anthony B. 205 Pengala, Robert C. 202 Penrnisdorf, Lutz P. 221, 253 P'epel, Gend E. 213 Peragowits, Joseph 91, l65r 185, 226 Perez, Ralph A. 194. 217 Perez, Clilogfa R- 2235 Per an e, ans Perack, Walter W. 36, 278 Perlowski, Arno A. 26, 205 222 250 272 Perry, Graham J. 278 Perry, Ralph L. 202 Perschke, John A. 206 Perz, Siegfried M. 206 Pesce, Daniel A. 22, 32, 35, 45, 168, 188. 229 Pesch, Frank A. 217 Peshek, Timothy J. 214 P'essara, Edwin E. 221, 234, Polheber, Rudolph A. 214 Polidori. Paul E. 209 Polidori, Ronald P. 93, 226 Polikott, Cary 30, 32. 35, 40, 282 Polinski, Robert L. 225 Pompe 22 Pond, Terrance J. 140, 222 Pongetti, Anthony H. 221, 278 P'onzetti. John S. 210 Poole, Joseph W. 214, 248 236 Peters, Orville D. 194, 213 Peters, Robert R. 214 Petersen, John D. 165, 221, 279 Peterson, Barrett R. 191, 214 Peterson, Carl E. 201 Peterson, Carl J. 201 Peterson, Douglas B. 91, 226 Peterson, James B. 30, 156, 213, 282 Peterson, James P'. 201 Peterson, John F. 213 Peterson, Kenneth B. 209 Peterson, Norman D. 205, 282 Peterson, Raymond W. 40, 139, 194. 222 Peterson, Richard A. 92, 163, 225, 267, 269 Peterson, Richard A. 213. 238 Peterson, Richard D. 209 Peterson, Richard E. 221 Peterson, Roger K. 214 Peterson, Wayne L. 173, 216, 278 Retkovic, George 209 247 Petkovic Miodrag 205, 280 Petkunas. George J. 229 P'etri, Elmer W. 92, 226 Petroski, Ronald 154 Petrovs, Valdis 209 Pope, John O. 92, 226 Poper, Michael C. 218, 248 Popke, Edward R. 92, 154, 226 Popovich, Darko 201 Popp, Dennis M. 93, 229 Popp, Ronald J. 40, 92, 154, 229 Poppert, Randall S. 210 Porcher, Hans J. 217 Porps, William H. 221 Porucznik. Paul A. 194, 210 Post, Erwin A. 192, 217 Postek, David H. 202 Postelnik, Phillip H. 217 Petterec, Ronald J. 206 Pettigrew, Jerry L. 205 Pfeiffer, Charles S. 213 Philipp, Richard M. 209, 253 Philipps, Anthony F. 30, 32. 188, 213, 240 Phillips, Norman R. 217. 247 Phillips Render W. 213, 278 Prom, Charles M. isa, 218, 238 Piatek, Frank J. 211 Piekarczyk, Francis S. 184, 192, 225 Piekarski, Joseph L. 222, 238 Pierce, John A. 191. 214 Pierscionek, James M. 221 Pietras, Ronald L. 205, 278 Pietrayils, Thaddeus S. 113, 189, Pighini, Robert C. 206 Pi nato, Mario D. 201 Piiula, Ronald P. 92, 226 Piluski, James K. 217 Pinello, Joseph P'. 139, 225 Pinkaig, Douglas W. 139, 194, Pinkowski, Ronald R. 92, 189, 229 Postigggne, Corey 93, 173. Powell, Harry J. 217, 264, 280 Poynter, Merrill D. 93, 226 P'oznor, Kenneth 168, 209 Pronno, John J. 222 Pranzarone, Ronald J. 202 Prather, Edd W. 22, 209 Prather, John W. 40 Pratt, Glenn L. 218 Proznowski, Stanley J. 218 Prchlik, John H. 140, 225 P'recht, Christian A. 140 Preece, Edward L. 30. 206 Presgroye, Tom L. 211, 260, 276 Pretzel, Walter 165, 218 Preuss, William W. 36, 93, 226 Prevot, Henry J. 22, 140, 222 Price, Fred F. 222, 257 Pinto, Jerry M. 201 Pinzetti, Phillip J. 214 Pipala, Dennis R. 218 Piscitello, Joseph C. 202 Pistorio, Joseph M. 218 Pittrot, Kenneth J. 206 Pivorunas, August 22, 36 Pizzica, Philip A. 206 Plank, Fred C. 139, 222 Plant, Peter 192, 213, 260 Plattner, Alan H. 92, 192, 225 Plennert, Paul J. 209 Plocinski, William R. 201 Plucinski, Bernard W. 92, 221, 229 Plucinski, Edward M. P'. 201 Plucinski, John V. 211 Plucinski, Norman E. 226 Pluta Michael D. 92,185, 192, 226 Pobgee, Richard C. 153, 153, 221 POCiO5k, Richard W. 92, 229 Podesta, Tony T. 22, 30, 33, 218 Podgorski, Robert P. 217, 250 Podowski, James S. 30, 33, 221, 288 Foehler, Walter G. 201 Pohlschmidt, Lothar W. 218 Pokorn, Robert M. 93, 226 Pokryfke, Thomas J. 25, 92, 229 , I Polasik, Phillip R. 205 Polewaczyk, Robert J. 214 Price, P'rice C. 154, 229 Priemer, Roland 30, 33 156, 174, 176, isa, 221 Priesbe, Michael J. 230 Prieto, Ricky L. 29, 32, 93, 229, 234 Priko, Robert A. 222, 236 Prince, Gilbert 284, 286 Pritchard, Kenneth G. 222 Pritikin, Frederick H., 93, 234 236, 252, 253 Pritz, Clement E. 213 Pritzen, William G. 206 Proce, James M. 93, 185, 226 ProctS5,5Donald R. 38, 40, 140, Proctor, Douglas O. 217 Prokop, Joseph F. 206 Prokop. Michael E. 226 Prondzinski, Charles 201 Prorok, Edward J. 40, 210. 250 Prorok, Raymond F. 214, 248 Frosener, Norman A. 93, 170. 171, 226 Proskeri, Gerald R. 218 Pross, Tom J. 93, 226 Proyer, John C. 213 Prush, John H. 205 Pruski, John A. 93, 229 Pruski, Joseph A. 94, 229, 267, 269 Pruski, Richard J. 201 Pfybell, William M. 209 Prybell, James E. 214 Pryde, Michael D. 209 Pryga, Kenneth E. 222 P'rysby, Charles L. 30, 210, 269 Przybyla, Edward M. 40, 192 Przybylski, James M. 206 Przybylski, Leroy J. 29, 30, 94, 230 emit, Robert T. 218 Ptaszek, Rav P. 213 Puccinelli, Edward F. 206 Pudlo, Richard J. 214 Pudzis, George 217. 260, 287 Puglisi, Joseph A. 202 Pulver, Harvey W. 206 Purgatorio, Dennis E. 40, 221 Purpura, Ross S. 94, 230 Purtell. John D. 22, 35, 94, 168, 230, 267 P'utek, Putek J. 202 Putnam, Gary A. 214 Putney, John 205 Pyne, Michael E. 201 Pyrczak, John M. 214 STUDENT INDEX Pytlik, William F. 202 Seyes,IdRogEr Il.V3l3,2174, 192 Roppole, Donald J. 52:9 29 32 2O:gefQ., Lifrfgfids- 154. 226 P 'k, D ' E. 278 eYn0 s, ar . 0 R h an , Rayman '. . . 0 90015. YZ' enms Reynolds, John L. 22 OSC Qrg, 1164, 225, 256, 266, Salg, Lothar W. 36, 221, 246, Q Quast, Kenneth C. 218 Quillinan, Robert D. 22, 40, 230 Quinn, James 218 Quinn, Robert J. 94, 226 Quinn, Robert R. 222 Quinones, Angelo L. 94, 174, 94, 194, 229 Quintas, James S. 174, 192. 210 R Raab, Manfred T. 206 Rabner, Warren L. 140 Racic, James E. 94. 230 Rocki, Dennis D. 201 Rackl, Helm H. 269, 276 Raczynski, Kenneth W. 201 Pala, William A. 214, 250 Ranz, Ulrich H. 201 Radebaugh, Daryl E. 202 Radermacher, Leonard W. Ratalski, Leroy J. 214 Pattaelli, Edward W. 218 Pottery, John T. 206 Ra'ca, Philip H. 209 Rakitan, John S. 176, 209 Rambo, Richa'd L. 201 Ramel, Fred J. 94, 164. 229 Ramos, Nick 210, 247 Rankin, James M. 214 Rapp, Michael F. 30. 32. 217, 260, 266 Rasmussen, Charles L. 214 Ratachie, Todd B. 222 Rathmann, Carl E. 29, 30. 209 Rathmann, Thomas M. 209 Raucci, Andrew M. 22, 30, 209, 202 253 Rouen, Robert F. 94, 225 Ravenscrat, Gene R. 201 Ray, Arnold C. 30. 206, 252 Ray, Samuel R. 205 Raymond, David G. 32 Razgaltis, Richard A. 30, 32, 37, 217. 244 Reabus, James T. 222 Reach, 270 Recchia, James L. 202 Reckase, Mark D. 30, 32, 176, 179, 188, 210 Redsvus, 201 Reebie, Walter A. 209, 278 Reed, Al 94, 225 Reed, Kenneth J. 209 f Reed. Leonard T. 94, 174, 185. 226, 253 Reeves, Calvin E. 36, 218 Reff, Peter P. 95 Ppfka. Martin J. 202 Refvik, Daniel R. 140, 222 Regner, Ronald G. 140, 191, 225 Reh, John F. 234 Pehm, William L. 201 Peich, Gene M. 38, 194, 213 Reichel, Thomas E. 136,192. 218, 238 Reichen, Al J. 218 Reichmann, P'eter l. 209, 253 Reichstadter, Walter B. 40, 140, 225 Reid. Jchn D. 95, 226 Reit, Psy C. 201 Reilly, Robert E. 202 Reilly, William M. 25, 36, 95, 188,.229, 278 Reimers, Fredrick W. 221, 264, - 280 Reinhoter, George F. 201 Reinhoter, Robert L. 30, 32, 209 Reiss, Arthur J. 217 Reiter, David P. 221 Reiter, Richard J. 40, 95. 226 Remback, Dar-iel J. 95. 226 Remlinaer, John W.214, 260 Renk, Jerry A. 210 Renz, James 206 Reschke. John A. 209. 238, 247 Rest, Ira M. 40, 222 Reszke, Robert S. 202 Revoir, Donald E 222 Revoir. Lanny J. 213 Reyna. Manuel S. 202 Rezmiefb Ronald R. 156, 194, Rhode, W. 256 Ricco, John K. 205 Rice, Dennis A. 211 Rich, Cork R. 29, 30, 33, 217, 256. 266, 274, 280 Rich, Harvey L. 30, 36, 214 Richard, Udo 192, 226 Richards, Don W. 30, 209 Richards, Harry W. 222 Richards, Kurt D. 140, 163, 225 Richardson, William L. 210, 257 Richaigi, William R. 202 Pichter, Edward K. 22, 140, 222 Richter, Klaus D. 205 Richter,I Rinehard 213, 240, 24 Richter, Robert K. 174, 218 Richter, Ronald W. 140, 225 Riebandt, Henry W'. 201 Rieger, Willard J. 26, 213, 275 Pieser, Volker F. 205 Rift, James A. 157, 218 Rigdon, Paul 30 Riggio, James S. 95, 226 Richter, Edward K. 140 Riley, Jack L. 141, 174, 192, 225 Ring, Robert noldi, Roy Rioch, Bruce Rios, Hector Riser, James O. 230 A Risley, Randall K. 205 Riston, Norman M. 209 Ritter, Richard J. 218 Rizzuto, James L. 141,167, 172, 178, 229 Rivera, Fernando 95 Roach, Vv'illiarn F. 217, 276 Robacvcwski, Chester J. 201. W. 25, 222 E. 221, 267 A. 31, 209 141, 225 249 Robek, Robert J. 205 Robert, Alvin W. 222 Roberts, Eugene L. 214 Roberts, John F. 95. 209 Roberts, Jchn K. 230 Roberts, Patrick J. 210 David L. 201 Ronald R. 194, 213 Robison, Rccchi, Rocheba, Richard A. 191,218 Rock, James P. 94, 154, 229 Pack, Joseph A. 174, 217, 264 Rocks, James J. 95, 266, 267, 269, 280 Roden, Allen J. 202 Roderick, Robert J. 218 Rodriguez, Anthony 141 Rodriguez, Frank L. 214, 236 Rodway, Vincent G. 95, 229 Raed, Stein 32, 194, 214 Pagacki, James M. 209 Rogagski, Charles A. 217, 247, 48 Rogers, Dennis G. 206 Rogers, James W. 213 Roaers, Kenneth J. 95, 226 Rogers, Richard F. 29, 96, 164, 185. 229 Roaers, Thomas N. 211 Rogers, William S. 218, 256, 259, 266. 269, 280 'aoe, Larry W. 221 Rogoza, Thomas A. 206 Rogus. Raymond J. 96, 173, 213, 278 Roguszczak, Peter D. 205 Rohde, Rill H. 217, 257 Rohde, Terry L. 205 Rolsing, Ronald A. 33, 221 Romaniak, Richard S. T. 221 Rcmaniak, Robert D. 174, 194, 222 Pomanio, Perry M. 211 Romanowski, Wayne C., 221, 267 Rommelfaenger, Robert A. 26. 96, 230, 249 Roncketti, Kenneth V. 165, 218, 256 Ponninci, Dennis W. 192, 218 Wonz, Paul J. 221 . Rocn3v,lRobert W. 22, 34, 213, 6 Ropinske, Herb C. 177 280 Rosdohl, Roger A. 209 Rose, Jimmy A. 211 Rose, James L. P. 229 Rosenau, George W. 221 Rosenbergh, Ronald J. 170, 226 Rosenberg, Phillip 202 Rr-senmeyer, Ronald J. 96, 226 Dosinski, Brian F. 221 Ross. Ronald S. 22, 96, 226 Possbacher, Raymond J. 201 Rnssbacher, Robert E. 272 Rossi, Harrv 155, 209 Rossi, Ray P. 205 Rossi, Ronald P. 177 Rossrnon, Richard J. 157, 174, 192, 218. 240 Rothbauer, Alan D. 141, 222 Dnthbauer, Carl A. 141, 225 Roth, Calvin G. 33, 174, 188, 221, 278 Roth, Gerald P. 29, 32, 96, iss, 176, 179, 183, 230, 245, 278 Rath, Walter G. 209 Rothacker, Thomas R. 222 Pothaeh, Glenn R, 141, 225 Pothaeb, James C. 192. 212 Rstman, Sidney B. 210 Rotter, Daniel G. 33, 141, 225, 245 Roudebush, Tony 201 253 Rowan, Michael J. 96, 229 Rowe, Alan S. 201 Rowe, Thomas R. 201 Dowlz, Gene V. 217 Puback, Georae A. 213 Pubenstein, Jami M. 214, 274 Riihovinnes, James 225 Puhschlaoer, Daniel E. 229 Rudek, Edward E. 40, 141, 225 Rude' lames L. 174, 191, 210, 260 P--flis. Thomas C. 96. 194, 229 Puonzi, Richard L. 206 Rueter. Ronald J. 217, 247 Riff Don C. 96, 226 Ruffner, George J. 206 Puttola. Michael J. 211 Ru'-e, Robert L. 205 Rullo, John S. 217 Rumbler, William R. 107. 218 Pumickis, Karlis 191, 214 Pumirek, Edward D. 201 Puschei-ski, Emanuel 141, 221 Pusin. Wayne B. 201 Riisnak, Richard A. 201 Pusnok, Roger D. 96, 167, 173, 230 A Russ, Robert W. 202 Russ, Earl L. 201 Russell, Conroe L. 205 Russo, John S. 194, 221 'ii o, Joseph S. 222 Rvitkowskv. Ludwig K. 201 Rutledge, Eugene F. 22, 202, no I Ruzycki, Allen E. 229 Duan, P- 1ilin M. 217 Ryan, Richard P. 209. 266 Ryan, Timothy M. 174, 194 Pvdbera, James K. 22, 37, 229 Pvl, Larrv A. 205 Pvmorowicz. Williarn M. 214 Rvniec, David L. 96, 270 r- ..i,,,A F..f..-.-.Q A. pm Rytina, Charles T. 97, 226 1 S Saalfeld, Alan J. 30, 32, 214, 264 Saalfeld, Carl W' 218, 264 Saari, ..i. 201 Saari, Richard W. 155, 202 252 Saba, Werner A. 201 Sachs, Ronald J. 38, 221 Sadoslfi, Ronald A. 97. 154 226 Sadowski, Ted J. 174, 189. 22' Sahlin. William A. 189.214 250 Snillor, Joseph M. 218 Snineahi, John A. 205 Sak, Dennis A. 36, 213 Salomon. Thomas E. 141, 225 236 248, 249 Salm, Terry J. 206 Salna, Viktor 36, 54, 217, 260 Salter, Everett 97, 229 Saluga, Robert 36, 97, 189, 229 Salva, Frank 209 Samp, Donald 29, 97, 174, 226 Samp, Herbert 24, 218 Sampila, Daniel 210 Samsuris, Conrad 214 Sanborn, Monte J. 218 Sanclr-hl, Melvin A. 142, 168, 225, 238 Sandberg, Thomas S. 141, 221 Sandberg, Willis J. 38,39, Sandelin, Alfred D. 214 Sander, Peter 201 Sanders, Dennis R. 214 Sanders, Randell W. 97, 226 Sandona, Blaine B. 22, 25, 174, 176, 188, 221 Sandow, Michael J. 202, 282 Sands, Richard M. 206 Sandstrom, James W. 97, 226 San-Filippo, Joseph J. 32, 168, 169, 214 Sanrio, Charles M. 170, 217, 248 Santini, Carl M. 202 Santini, Richard F. 221 Sarabacha, Bill H. 210 Sarafolean, John G. 33 5GFQis,Jim B. 214,278 Sark, David D. 191, 213 Sarullo, Frank 97,226 Sato, Robert R. 213 Sata, Thomas 214, 260, 269 Satala, Joseph F. 225 Sauer, Raymond 34, 172, 225, .. 272 Sawada, Spencer 209, 247 Sawicki, Gerald 191, 218 Scalero, Carmen 210 Scalzo, Raymond ,206 Scanlan, Dave 213 Scannell, Tony 97, 168,170, 226, 249 Srarlata, Joseph 97, 194, 229 Scarnato, Joseph 174, 218 Scarse, John 97, 185, 226, 240 Scaturro, Peter 211 , Scavone, Henry 205 Scedliecki 270 Schaaf, Henry 213 Schaar, Peter 36, 218 Schabow, George 209 Schacht, Gerald 205 Schacht, James 206 Schaecher, Richard 40, 184 Schaefer, Thomas 201 Schaeffer, Joseph 98, 154, 229 Schafer, John 217 Schanken, Richard 98, 185, 226, 244, 245 Schantz, James 201 Schauer, William 214 Schefris, Edward 98, 156, 176, 179, 185 Schelle, Brion 158, 205 Schici, Richard 209 Schick, Richard 214 Schiller, Harvey 30, 209 Schiller, James 116, 119, 225, 270, 276 Schiller, Kenneth 192, 217, 247 Schiller, Raymond 210, 238, 246, 247 Schiller, William 29, 30, 31, 188, 192, 226 Schillo, James 221, 272 Schimon, Ronald 142, 225 Sfhro, Anthony 225 Schira, James 142, 225, 246 Schlacks, Conrad 40, 98, 154, 226 Schlee, John 217 Schlichting, John 201 Schlossman, Robert 206 Schlueter, Allen 202 Schluter, Ronald 154, 226 Schmall, Donald 218 Schmalz, Roman 192, 213 Schmanski, Peter 201 Schmehl, James Wm. 98, 168, 170, 226 . Schmid, Glenn 30, 33, 188, 218 Schmidt, Dieter 142, 225 Schmidt, Euaene 98. 230 Schmidt. Frederick 154, 229 Schmidt, Harry 142, 222 STUDENT INDEX Schmidt, Joseph 210 Schmidt, John 142, 165, 264, 280 Schmidt, Richard P. 201 Schmidt, Richard W. 98, 185, 226, 245, 247, 252 Schmidt, Robert L. 201 Schmidt, Robert W. 214 Schmidt, Ronald A. 98 Schmidt, William D. 98, 226 Schmidt, William J. 40, 221 Schmidtke, Dieter 142, 192, 225 Schmitt, Joseph C. 222 Schmitz, John L. 209 Schmitz, Ray P. 40, 142, 225 Schmitver, Brian E. 99, 229, 267, 270 Schnarr, Eugene D. 99, 226 Schnaufer, Adolf J. 142, 225 chc ffler James G Schneider, Carl L. 30, 31, 210 Schneider, Kenneth F. 218 Schneider, Reinhard J. 213 Schneider, Richard A. 210 Schneider, Thomas J. 99, 229 Schneitter, Chris T. 209 Schnur, Richard H. 209 Schodtler, Roy D. 189, 260, 269 22 217 Soskich, Anthony .102, 276 . - S e , . , Schoene, Herbert J. 218, 264 Schoenfeld, Richard J. 192, 214 Schoegtes, Jack F. 99, 189, 217, 56 Schofield, Steven R. 202,266 Schoknecht, Paul W. 205, 238 Scholl, Warren 99. 230 Scholla, Raymond F. 205 Scholtes, Ronald 99, 230 Scholtes, Walter 205 Schon, Ronald 209, 247 Schooley, Gail 211 Schordie, Nick 218, 270, 271 Schrader, William 194, 217 Schrager, Abe 30, 31, 173, 209 Schram, Frank 22, 99, 229 Schweael, Ronald J. 188, 205 Schweig, John N. 201 Schwelle, Christ F. 217 Schwigfeger, George E. 100, 6, 238 Schwilk, Kenneth A. 209 Scimeca, Jack S. 143, 225 Scott, Dennis W. 202 Scott, Michael C. 36, 214 Scott, Roger K. 100, 191, 226 Scoville, John M. 211 Seagren, Paul R. 206 Sebastian, Edward A. 214 Sebastian, Roy D. 217 Seebacher, Eugene G. 40, 218 Segal, Jordan C. 218 SeQebarth, Larry A. 210 Seibert, George E. 206 Seibert, Peter W. 226 Seidat, Terry O. 209 Seifert, Dennis R. 30, 205 Seifert, Edward C. 36, 221 Seifritz, Mike L. 170, 226 Seiler, Walter M. 163, 165, 245 Seipts, Wayne R. 206 Seiser, John W. 36, 205 Seitz, John W. 218. 278 Sokerka, Gary J. 213 Sekowski, John A. 206 Selen, Fredric A. 100, 229 Sellberg, William A. 100, 230 Semenek, George G. 30, 206 Semenek, Ronald F. 100, 230 Semenok, Walter R. 25, 217, Semmerling, Ralph F'. 143, 174 Semple, Robert C. 143, 222 Senkler, Charles E. 221 Sentowski, Jerome F. 229 Sepanik, Ronald J. 39, 100, 226 Serantoni, Lawrence J. 170, 226 Severino, Frank R. 205 Seward, Lee R. 202 1 oo, Schram, Ronald 26, 142, 225 Schreiber, Alan 211 Schreiber, Elmer 210 Schreiber, Ernest 22, 29, 99, 229, 245 Schroeder, Bert 22, 209 Schroeder, Kenneth 221 Schroeder, Lothar 214 Schroeder, Peter 174 Schroeder, Richard 218 Schroeder, Thomas 99. 170, 226 Schu, Robert 214 Schubert, George 218 Schubert, Wolfgang 213 Schuchman, Sheldon 143 Schude, Rodney 142, 222 Schuessler, Nicholas 30, 32, 99, 226, 284 Schuffert, Michael 214 Seyferlich, Kurt S. 192, 218, 278 Seymour, James D. 22, 209, 266, 267 Shabaz, Warren E. 201 Shadron, William S. 213 Shanaraw, Donald N. 40, 100, 154, 226 Shannon, Dennis A. 174, 194, 221, 270, 271 Shapiro, David B. 30, 32, 210, 236, 282 Shapiro, Lee T. 30, 32, 37, 217 Sharin, Ronald B. 213 Shaw, Ronald E. 205, 269 Sheehan, Charles H. 205 Sheirok, Ronald 38, 143, 192, 222 Sheldon, William J. 201 Sheley, Ronald L. 202 Shelton, Jimmie B. 206, 247 Shemrcske, Lawrence A. 26, 222 Sheridan, Richard H. 210 Signoretti, Donald R. 194, 210 Sikkut, Juri 206, 222 Sikora, Gerald E. 194, 210, 272 Silinski, Herbert J. 234, 236 Sille, Udo R. 218 Silva, John 217 Silvester, Harold W. 211, 238 Simmons, DeLos A. 280 Simmons, Donald C. 214 Simmons, John W. 206 Simoncelli, Edward F. 206 Simoncelli, Wavne R. 100, 226 Simonides, Dennis W. 207 Simpson, Norbertn 702, 260 Sinaara, Russell F. 101 Sinoer, David E. 717 Sincier, Martin S. 209, 247 Singer, Raul L. 31, 209 Sinshack, Andrew 1. 101 214 Sirks, Lonnie D. 184, 213 Cirmbardis, Antis 201 Sitek, Dale W. 214 Sitters, Gary J. 214 Sitters, Ronald L. 174, 206 Sivek, Conrad A. 205 Skalslfi. Ronald J. 101, 226 Skalslfi. Stanley R. 256, 280 Skoriilis. Frank G. 165, 250 Skennzv. Pnul N. 30, 32, 236, 282 Qkiersch Richard V' 710 Ckirha, Georae Ph 146, 226 Skirha, James D. 201 Skobel, Georae J. 143 Skorn Vlfavne P 176, 218, 245, 248. 249, 2111 Skrzyo, James T. 116, 119, 222, 280 Skuce, James C. 221 Skweres, Steve J. 40, 101, 230 Skwerflfi, Jerome J. 1017 226, 194, ioi, 230, 221, 213, Skwierozvnski, Lerov E. 38, 218 Slade, Gregory W 217 Slaner, Jerry C. 205, 280 Slater, Robert 222 Slavick. John 218 ' Sliwa, Frank 101, 189, 226 Sliwa, Glen T. 213 Sliwa, Richard W. 143 270 - Q Sliwa, Sloan, Sloan. Wavne A. 944 Michael L. 101, 226 Ronald L. 144, 225, Slobodecki, 22 Slobodzian, Michael L 101, 226 Slorria, Lawren.-6 M. 271 . ' Slouf, James W. 24. 217, 261 ' Slovik, James A. 217 Slowik Lawrence M. 227 264 Schufreider, Charles 202 Schulter, Ronald 98 Schultz, Arthur 226 Schultz, Daniel 209, 252 Schultz, Edward 213 Schultz, Richard 213 Schultz, Robert 194, 210 Schultz, Thomas 220, 256, 259, -274 Schultz, Walter 194, 213 Schultz, Wayne 25 Schulz, Carl 143, 170, 222 Schulz, Thomas H. 220,257 Schumacher, Daniel J. 99, 230, 244, 250 Schurfeld, Thomas 205 Schugiht, Richard J. 165, 174, Schuricht, Robert J. 116, 119, 225, 247 Schuth, Wayne H. 201 Schutt. William J. 28, 30, 99, 225, 247 Schwab, Harry L. 221 Schwab, Jerald M. 214 Schwgggr, Michael L. 218, 256, Schwager, Ronald G. 218, 266, 269 Schwake, Donald F. 209 Schwamlien, Rudy J. 217 Schwan, John H. 22, 221, 272 Schwartz, Albert 40, 222, 278 Schwartz, Rickard P. 201 Schwartz, Steven L. 209, 248 Schwarz, Herbert D. 217, 282 Schwarzberger, Michael V. 218 Sherman, Clyde P. 143 Sherman, Raul J. 143, 225, 260 O 191 Sherwin, Larry M. 10 , 226 Sherwin, Terrance M. 218 Shields, David T. 201 1 Shifrin, Marshall M. 32, 264 Shiozaki, John P. 201 Shipkin, Jordan C. 100, 185, 226 n Shlagman, David V. 214 Shogren, Ronald H. 143, 225 Shorr, Nathan P. 33, 218 Shouba, Michael J. 100, 123, Slowinski. Rav F. 144, 164, 222 Sluoski, Lawrence J. 201 F Sluzvnski, Ravmonrl J. 161, 221f Sluzvnski, Robert S. 22, 101.' 164 ' Small, Donald R. 201, 157 Smalley, Dennis A. 38, 108. 185, 226 Smeia, Philip Fi. 205 Smetters, Dennis R. 210 Smetters, Robert W. 144, 163. 225 Smialek, Steven J. 202, 247 Smietana, James W. 30, 206 Smiewec Nickolas 201 Smith, 225 Smith, Bill 221 Smith. Charles H. 38, 101, 226. 230, 287 Shah, Dennis N. 210 Shuchman, Sheldon P. 40, 225, 278 Shulcz, Hugo K. 30, 179, 202, 282 Shuman, David R. 30, 32, 192, 217, 234 Shurtletf, Eugene G. 209 Siarny, Michael M. 202 Siarny, Vaughn P. 210 Siciliano, Frank 213 Sidlo, John A. 218 Siebert, James A. 143, 225 Siebold, Dfn A. 260 Sieczkowski, James J. 194, 213 Sieg, Fred G. H. 202 Siegel, Alan 22, 206, 234, 282 Siegel, Hyman L. 156, 157, 194, 213, 247 Sievering, Herman C. 30, 40, 213 270 Smith, Dale P. 234, 240, 247 Smith, Dennis XM. 201 Smith, Fred J. 213 Smith, Gene F. 163 Smith, George F. 102, 194, 229 Smith, Harry L. 213 Smith, James D. 22, 218 Smith, James R. 101, 226 Smith, Jerry W. 211 smith, Larry E. 202, 261 Smith, Lawrence R. 210 Smith, Neil P. 209 Smith, Paul A. 209 Smith Pandolnh J. 229 Smith Richard D. 221 Smith Scott C. 213 Smith, Snencer E. 144, 247 Smith, Wavne P. 144, 194, 222 Smitzer, Richard H. 201 Smizinski, Dennis M. 210, 269 Smolarski, Roger T. 221 Smolen, Robert S. 218 Smolen, Robert W. 189, 221 Smolinski, Michael D. 30, 205. 266 Smuckel, George W. 201 Snarski, Dan C. 202 Snavely, David A. 214 Snead, Thomas E. 202,250 Snopko, P'aul A. 201 Snow, Alonzo W. 201 Snow, William F. 144, 194, 222, 272 Snyder, Gerritt J. 202 Sobala, Dennis A. 213 Sobczak, Chester S. 189, 221 Sobczak, Paul A. 205 Sobolewski, Norman J. 102, 229 Sobota, Paul A. 282 Soczewa, John S. 102, 187, 229 Sodergren, David A. 102, 229 Soifer, Sam 40, 201 Sojak, Kenneth J. 206 Soika, Ronald R. 221 Sokolgtf, Richard B. 25, 174, 8 Sokulski, George 24, 36, 40, 47, 176, 229, 278 Solak, Richard 202 Solarz, Dennis 102, 226 Solomon, Harvey 221, 247 Soltau, Ronald 22, 213 Soltysik, Charles 213, 238 Somers, James 26, 102, 230- Sommer, Herman 22. 144, 225 Sommers, Gene 144,- 178, 222 Sonnichen, Walter J. 194, 210 Sorce, Frank 22, 194 . Sorce, -Ronald 209 - Soreghen, Robert 29,-102, 226, 7 270 . Sorensen, Donald E. 144,.174,- 222, 278 - . - Sorice, Ralph 21-4 . A . Sosnowski, William . 102, . 22.9,- 274 , . Soto, Louis 144, 222 Sowizal, John 191, 214. i Spaar, William 201 . Spaeth, Horst 165, 221, 236, 264 - 4 Spagnolo, Kenneth 102 .- Spahn, Lawrence 102, 226 517019, Richard 209, 278 . . Spakowski, David 222, 247' . Spallone, Rocco 209 . Spataro, Eugene 201 U., Spataro, Frank 214 Speiser, Mike 36, 205, 232. . Spencer, 3 Richard 201 - Spielman, James C. 144, 225, 226 - .- . Spielman, James W. 221 Spiess, Ernst 222 Spilotro,-Tony 202 Splindler, John 102, 185, 230 Spinka, Allen 30, 32, 192, 213, E 279 5DI'fOlli, Sam 222, 234, 236, 240 Splitt, Jerome 103 Splitt, Robert 217 Spondouris, Gregg 217 Sprengel, Jerome 145, 225 Splychala, Gerald 103, 226 Sriver, Harold 221, 264, 280 Sroka, Michael 144, 222, 275 Stachula, Robert 145, 222 Stachurski, Joseph 238 Stafiej, Steve 202 Stahl, David 201 Stahl, Donald 103, 225 Stahmann, Alfred 213 Stalder, Earl 168 Stamer, Richard 103, 230 Stamison, Peter 29, 44,185, Q 230, 256, 266, 269, 280 Stamison, Phillip 79, 214, 260 269 Stamm, Richard 209, 214 A Stams, Harry 145, 168, 170, 225 Stams, Johnny 210 , Stancel, James 214 , Stanfa, Joseph 201 Stantield, Howard 210 Stanoeland, Orrin 192, 217, 234 Stankiewicz, Francis 170, 225, 274, 280 Stanley, Donald 103, 170, 225 STUDENT INDEX Stanley, Edward 201 Stanphill, Paul 218 Stork, John 103, 230 Starke, Lawrence 103 Starnowskl, Jerome 189, 210, 238, 249 Starzec, Stanley' 26, 213 Starzyk, Gerald 189, 221 Starzyk, Mark 201 Stasiek, Raymond 221 Stasiek, Robert 103, 226 Stasieluk, James 29, 32, 103, 229 Staudenmayer, Charles 217, 260 Staudenmayer, Kenneth 103, 161, 229, 266 Stautf, John 103, 256 Stawinoga, Paul 154, 203, 229 Stayart, Wlliam 229, 264, 280 Stec, Alan 103, 226 Stec, Kenneth A. 145, 222 Stec, Kenneth G. 194, 210 Stec, Ronald 201 Stedman, Thomas 145, 257, 266, 274 Steele, Robert 205 Steen, Ronald 214 Stefani, Richard 209, 238 Steffens, Daniel 210, 236 SteQer Martin 201 Steigelman, George 145, 222, 264. 280 Steigerwald, Wayne 145, 194 Stein, Donald 104, 226 Stein Stein Stein Joel 209 Joel H. 206 Konrad 145, 222 Michael 30, 145, 167 Steinl 1 79, 222 Steinbach John 104, 194, 226 Steiner,Pl'1illip 192 Steinert, Philip 202, 280 Stelzer, Ronald 218 Stenberg, Robert 104 Stepan, Leslie 218 Stephan, 279 Stephens, Barry 206 Stephens, Guy 214 Stephens, James 210 Stetter, Dennis 30, 31, 176, 209, 250 Stetz, Tom 104, 154, 226 Steuer, Dean 24, 217, 247 Stevens, Charles 145, 194, 225 Stevens, Donald 214 Stevens, Edward O. 145 Stevens, Edward 0.36, 174, 222 Stevens, James 218 Stevens, Richard 217, 272 Stevens, Tlvmos 202 Stewart, Jack 206, 249 Stewart, Terrence 30 Stiewe, Robert 222, 269, 280 Stipati Dennis 145, 194, 222, 275 Stieru, Charles 205 Stock Raymond 104, 229,253 STOGCREF, John R. 104, 225, 278 Stoinski, Robert J. 104 Stoiadinovic, Branko M. 206, 240, 241 Stoianik, Edward P. 202 Stolorena, Robert A. 206 Stoltz, Larrv W. 201 Stonequist, Clyde L. 206, 252 Stoneauist, John R. 179, 222 Stortenbecker, William A. 2012 8 7 Stoutizlienneth C. 12 , 8, Stramel, Michael J. 40, 124, 214 Stranbera John W. 22, 25, 104, 194, 230 Strandberg, Edward H. 205 Strandgard, Larry W. 22, 26, 205, 253 Strange, Howard 31, 209, 282 Straube, Hans 201 Strawo, John T. 37, 124, 217, 278 Strecker, Paul 1-ll. 202 Street, Theodore J. 209 Strobel, Tom C. 155, 210 Strobl, Frederick R. 201 Stroup, George H. 210 Strauzas, Dennis P. 201 Stroz, Raymond J. 206 Struck, Terry E. 210 238 sfrybei, Larry M. 221 Strzalko, Thomas J. 206, 249 Stubergf Richard T. 201 Stucltf 31m G. 30, 32, isa, 213, 5 Stueber, Richard W. 104, 226 Stuerzl, Roy G. 218 Stumbris, Tony D. 179, 188, 218 Sturm, Michael 146, 257 Subia, Dennis F. 217 Such, Anthony G. 104, 229 Sudkamp, Richard J. 218 Suffi, Luciano 217 Sugrue, Terry M. 218 256 sunoide, Vincent v. 201 Suidut, Leonard M. 201 Sulis, James R. 225 Sullivan, Daniel M. 194, 210 Sullivan, Michael H. 210 Sullivggi, Robert A. 146, 225, 8 Sullivan, Timothy R. 206 Summerhill, Clifford A. 104, 226 Summers, Dan R. 214 Summers, Robert D. 146, 222, 248 Sumner, Bennie D. 206 Sundberg, Ronald J. 206 Suppo, Martin l. 218, 234 Surotos, Marvin A. 201 Surdey, Dave R. 202 Susinko, Kenneth L. 211, 287 Suski, Joseph A. 218 Sutherland, Russell J. 104, 226 Sutter, Thomas C. 30, 206 Svitak, Frank J. 217 Tom J. 217 Roy T. 201 Swagler, Swa low, Swanson, Carl V. 30, 206, 253 Swanson, Herbert R. H. 214 Swanson, John M. 205, 253 Swanson, Paul D. 39 Swanson, Roger W. 210 Swanson, Stephen F. 109, 230 Swarbrick, James 109, 173, 230, 287 Sword, Karl A. 227, 264 Swarp, 274 Swee, Richard S. 205, 278 Sweeney, Richard E. 252 Sweetin, Edwin V. 214, 238 Swenson, Kenneth S. 211 Swiatek, Larry J. 221 Swieca, John E. 105, 188, 226 Swieca, Ronald S. 105, 189, 226 Swieca, William L. 30, 206 Swientek, Raymond S. 105 Swierczynski, Thomas E. 214 Swierski, Ronald J. 222 Swietlik, Jerome P. 238 Swinbanks, John W. 40, 146, 168, 170, 224, 278 Sykes, Charles 33, 222 Sykes, Charles J. 146 Siflvester, Charles A. 209, 280 Synowiec, Marion M. 210 S' pel, Richard J. 105, 229, 278 Syversen, Douglas A. 222 Syverson, Douglas A. 146 Syzmczak, N. 256 Szadowski, Kenneth J. 213 Szallo, Edward J. 217 Szatkowski, William J. 201 Szczech, Thomas J. 40, 105. 189, 229 ' Szczepaniak, Frank J. 222, 272 Szmurlo, James F. 201 Szpisiak, Steve S. 36, 40, 221 Szudarski, Richard L. 221 Szukala, Gerald F. 206 Szydlik, James C. 214 Szydlik, Richard N. 210 Szymczak, Nicholas 105, 185, 229, 257, 280 Szymell, Don J. 218 T Tabci, Dennis A. 32, 105, Tadel, Ronald J. 105, 226 Talago, Joseph J. 30, 209 Talaga, Stanley J. 218 Tamillo, Robert J. 222 Tamura, Ernest S. 201 Tanaka, Frank K. 205 Tancredi, Tony J. 194, 221 Tangorra, P'hil1p 11, 218 Tanke, Orrin W. 105, 229, 256, 229 276, 280 Tarasiewicz, Phillip L. 40, 105, 161, 229 Tarczueski, Francis S. 205 Tordio, Frank A. 30 Tardia, Ronald J. 206 Tarpey, Richard 218 Tarsa, John E. 209 Taschner, Manfred G. 217 Tasker, James D. 214 Tassnn, Andrew V. 106, 229 Tastin, Thomas A. 222, 234, 240 Toterka, Raymond W. 146, 225 Taubman, Wayne A. 214 Taxis, Duane S. 38, 39, 106, 226 Taylor, George V. 222 Taylor, Ronald J. 205, 278 Taylor, Royce D. 36, 188, 213 Taylor, Thomas E. 194, 221 Teachout, Thomas P. 213 Teague, Henry J. 213, 264 Tebo, Leon M. 106, 230, 247, 252 Teichman, Orrin C. 170, 226 Teichman, Ronald V. 32, 214 Telatnyk, George 201 Temple, Oliver R. 106 TenBruin, Jerry E. 40, 106, 229 Tengler, John M. 106, 192, 226 Tepler, Kenneth S. 214 Teresi, Peter A. 170, 225 Terranella, Ronald G. 192, 218, 246, 248 Terry, Harold M. 206 Terusaki, Stuart G. 214. 218 Teufel, Dennis 221, 274, 280 Thames, Ronald 201 Thou, Ronald H. 201 Thou, Raymond V. 275 Theestield, Kenneth P. 213 Theimer, Tim G 26, 222 Thiel, Allan 202 Thiel, Walter M. 25, 106, 185, 192, 229, 256, 269, 280 Thiers, Dennis B. 206. 253 Thoman, Timothy L. 201 Thomas, David 1-1. 146, 174, 225, 278 Thomas, Edward F. 772 Thomas, Gerald R. 201 Thomas, John A. 201 Thomas, John A. 217, 260, 269 Thomas Lamarr O. 24, 205 V3 1 Thomas, Robert D. 214 Thompson, Hal D. 146, 280' Thompson, Jess L. 205 Thompson, Larry D. 209 Thompson, Michael W. 206 Thom son, Roy 279 D Thompson, Royal C. 280 Thomsen, Gerhard H. 213, 264 Thomson, LeRoy S. 40, 222, 234, 236 Thomson, William J. 106, 226 Thoren, Allen L. 218, 272 Thorkildsen, Gerald P. 201 Thornburg, David D. 156, 157, 179, 214, 253 Thornhill, Joseph L. 146, 222, 238 Thorpe, Howard S. 206 Thorsen, Gary H. 202 Thorsgard, Alan R. 214 Thulke, James 1-1. 33, 188, 218, 280 Tibbetts, William J. 210, 250 Tichy, Raymond L. 106, 230, 270, 280 Tieffenbacher, Thomas J. 205 Tierney, Richard Wm. 106, 226 Timon, Kenneth C. 161, 229 Tincher, John R. 106 Tinerella, Rosario V. 213 Tipescu, John G. 280 Tittiung, Joseph P. 174, 206 Tkalitch, Eugene 205 Toal, Patrick J. 201 Toba, Garry M. 201 Tocke, Collins L. 194, 213 Todt, George R. 206, 252 Toepfer, Gilbert A. 202 T0knrska,PQa1R. 106, 163, 185 Takeshi, Donald 107 Takeshi, Richard J. 209 Tolomeo, Michael P. 217, TolpiSh2Thomas W. 176, 202, Tom, Jeffrey C. 174, 217, 247, 252 Tomalak, Stephen S. 202 Tomasello, Michael A. 207 Tomasik, George T. 214 266 Tomaszewski, Dennis R. 38, 107, 161, 229 Tomita, Clark J. 30, 209, 282 Tomko, William J. 206, 266 Tomlinson, Edgar E. 206 Tomory, Michael 205 Tomory, Robert E. 210 Tomory, William M. 30, 32, 107, 191, 229 Tomusiak, Robert J. 170, 225 Tootharek, Ronald 214 Torgerson, Richard C. 194, 218 Toriani, Dale A. 201 Tortorelli, Robert L. 205 Tornabene, Leonard P. 229 Towalski, Joseph F. 202, 278 Towalski, Richard J. 107, 278 Townsend, Douglas A. 201 Tracy, James . 194, 210, 272 Traczek, Frank J. 205 Tragos, Peter J. 213 Trahan, Michael L. 201 Tranchitello, Lester M. 222 Tranckitello, Thomas W. 210 Trapalis, Alex J. 211 Traubenik, Joseph P. 201 Treat, James C. 213 Trefty, Patrick M. 221 Trent, George 107, 161, 229 Tresnak James J. 22. Trimarco, Frank 202 Tripoli, Michael P. 107, 176, 229, 247 Tritsis, Nicholas 146, 194, 222, 234, 236, 240, 241 Trivigno, Joe J. 214, 278 Trnka, William C. 107, 229 Trojan, Charles L. 37, 217, 238, 239 Trojan, Peter P1 210 Trungale, Brian M. 202 Trunk, John V. 40, 107, 163, 229 Truty, Thomas J. 156, 206, 222 Tsiyoledakisg Stan '213 Tsuii,jRay 11.247, 252, 278 Tubbs, Dennis YM. 217 Tucker, Steven I. 38, 40, 107, A 225 ' ' ' Tuisl, Thomas P. 218, 272, 280 Tullio, John J. '146, ,225, 278 Tungate, John A1 30, 206, 272 Turbeville, ByronfG.g209 - Turinetti, James D.-29, 30, 32, 191, 218, 234, 261 Turner, William'M. 107, 230, 275 Tustin, Thomas 147 Tuttle, George J. 107, 226 Twar, Robert J. 214 Tworek, Thomas A. 253 Twyrgan, Raymond B. 107, 230, 6 Tyckoson, James A. 25, 147, 222 Tyler, Mike T. 222, 236, 238, 239 - Tymitz, George P. 33, 147, 179, 188, 225, 264 Tyranski, Fred J. 218, 267 U Uchic1a,7 Mark F. 29, 30, 33, 4 Uchima, Joseph 214, 264, 269, 280 Uchlma, Thomas T. 30, 32, 108, 225 Uchiyama, Walt 218 Udo, Richard 108 Utnowski, Vernon L. 201 Uhlir, Edward K. 30, 32, 213 Uhlman, Robert R. 108, 226 Ulbrich, Dennis W. 222 Ullrich, Otto W. 201 Ulrich, Dennis B. 30, 32, 213 Ulrich, Dennis R. 206 Ulrich, Douglas M. 205 Ulrich, John C. 168, 192, 210, 250 Ulosovich, Ronald J. 39, 147, 222 Ulz, Kenneth 108, 185, 229 Unger, Walter C. 206 Unkelhaeuser, Terry M. 33, 174, 221, 248 Untiedt, Ronald A. 201 Urban, Edward S. 206, 282 Urban, Richard E. 202, 250 Urbanek, Leon J. 173, 188, 190, 221 STUDENT INDEX Urbaszewski, James S. 33, 244, Wahl, William D. 194, 210 Weber, John 174, 221 Wilkif1S0l'1, J0110 201, 253 252 , Wahl ren, Robert E. 174, 225, Weber, John 205 WI11, El'11C'H'd 211 Utroska, Daniel P. 185, 229 261 Weder, Leslie 26, 147 Williams, GarY 32 Uttof, Wayne E. 40, 217 VVahlquist, John A. 202 Weeks, Thomas 110, 226 Williams 1011125 213, 273 V Vaccaro, Andrew C. 25, 108, 173, 230, 261 Vaccaro, Mel J. 205 Vaccaro, Victor J. 217, 266 Valentine, John T. 201 Valenza, Leonard N. 221 Valestin, Robert D. 173 Valfer, Michael D. 36, 156, 176, 192 213 Valls, Ted 238 Valko, George E. 210, 272 Valko, Leslie G. 214 Valos, Robert A. 221 Valters, William A. 217 Vana, John M. 30, 209 Vandiegberg, Robert W. 108, 9 Vandgglaeyden, Robert D. 202, Vanderstraeten, Robert G. 214, 272 Vanega, Gregory A. 178, 221, 56 VanGemert, Elmer L. 217 Vankerk, Ronald C. 147, 225 VanLeare, Dennis W. 201 VanMeer, John B. 206 VanWazer, Ronald J, 108, 226 Vargo. Steve 194, 213 Vasiliauskas, Peter V. 108, 226 Vaughn, Edward J. 108, 226 Vazzano, Joseph M. 210 Velde, Eions 108, 225, 282 Velebit, ilan 218 Velinske, Ray F. 253 Ventimi lia, Salvatore 210 Vercnocie, Noel A. 229 Verden, Tom E. 201 Vermi lio, Al V. 221, 238 Versaasos, Vincent A. 201 Vertnik, Robert T. 217 Viani, Kenneth G. 218, 248, 252 Vlken Don J. 218 vancelette, Paul T. 174, 278 vioi, Wilfried F. 218 Vitor, Lawrence J. 221, 272 Viverito, Robert W. 210 Viveri9o1 Tony S. 217, 257, 270, 192, Viverito, Vincent L. 38, 108, 226 Vlasak, William J. 205, 250 Vogel, William C. 206 Vogel, Brian 8. 214, 264 Vogel, Dennis V. 108, 225, 248 Vogel, Robert J. 221 Vogler, Dennis P. 147, 170, 225 Vogt, Robert J. 218, 252, 253 Voigt, John H. 109, 170, 226 Volpe, Robert C. 109, 226 VonBergen, James R. 210 VonBruchhaeuser, VWIIiam F. 206 VonHelms, Paul J. 109, 185, 226 VonNeffe, Bernard G. 147, 163, 225, 280 Voroshilin, Anotole T. 36, 213 Vosburgh, Curtis C. 205 Votaw, William R. 201 Vrakelos, Chris G. 205 Vrakelos, Nicholas A. 109, W Wacek, Harold J. 176, 206, 253 226 Wachholz, Wayne B. 39, 109, 185, 226, 245, 247 Wade, Allan P. 206, 247 Wade, Frederick, G. 205, 249 Wade, Gary F. 194, 210 Wade, James J. 47, 194, 229 Wade, Robert D. 222, 247 Wadzinski George F. 214 Wagrieg Arthur A. 109, 226, 4 Wagner, Gene E. 217 Wagner, Harry N. 38, 213 Wagner, John H. 206 Wagner, Maurice T. 26, 205 Wagner, Richard E. 205 Wagner, Russel L. 206 Vii'aiChulis, John L. 189, 221 Waichulis, Samuel A. 221 Waigand, Karl F. 217 Wake, Roy F. 109, 168, 170, 226 Wakitsch, Donald J. 218 Walczewski, Walter E. 206 Waldoch, LeRoy M. 206 Wales, Bruce H. 30, 205 Walger, Philip J. 206, 260 Waliczek, Dennis P. 217, 238 Waliczek, Harvey J. 218 Waligurski, Daniel C. 205 Walker, Harry M. 213 Wlalker, Lloyd 213 Walker, Rangval S. 38, 39, 40, 225 Walker, Severin 109 Wall, Alan W. 29, 36, 109, 230 Wall, Gerald G. 214 260 wail, John J. 25, 214 Wallace, John W. 229 Wallace, Robert B. 28, 29, 30, 32, 229, 234 Wallace, William J. 109, 163, 185, 229, 245, 249 Walle, Everett E. 109, 226 Waller, Robert A. 222 Wallert, Tom W. 39, 194, 217, 264 Walsh, James T. 206 Walsh, Thomas F. 158, 179, 184, 188, 221 Walter, Melvin O. 213 Walton, John C. 206, 217 Wambach, James J. 201 Wanat, Dennis M. 192, 217 Wanner, Gustave 201 Wantschik, Emmerich P. 201 Wontuchowicz, Raymond E. 213 Ward, James C. 110 Warkenthien, Daniel R. 211, 278 Warmoth, James H. 32, 37, 110, 226 Warnggxgski, Thomas J. 110, 226, Warner, Jerry L. 201 Warner, Scott J. 211 Warp, James l. 201 Warren, Kenneth M. 209 Warta, Gary A, 40 Warta, Martin R. 40, 147, 192, 222 Wartalski, Michael M. 218 Warutian, Gary 214, 240, 249 Waryos, Patrick H. 174, 222 Washco, Walter W. 217 Wasiczlgg Thomas W. 110, 190, Wasilewski, Leonard C. 36, 40, 155, 189, 221 Waske, Phillip J. 211 W'askow, Richard D. 22 Wasniewski, Leon S. 110, 229 Wasniewski, Ray L. 205 Waszkiewicz, Dan J. 222 Waszkiewicz, Raymond C. 201 Watanabe, Gary 110, 226 Wateis, Richard L. 29, 40, 174, 84 Waterson, Jay P-. 30, 176, 209 Watkins, Edward M. 110, 185, 226, 270 Watt, Richard J. 34, 147, 172, 225 wzrniyi Pnii 39, 40, 194, Watzer, Albin 206 Wawrzyniec, John E. 30, 205, 250 Wayne, Lawrence A. 176, 202 Wazneak, Gerald 205 Wbzesiwski, John J. 217 Weaaer, James A. 22, 37, 110, 179, 230, 264 Weaver, Dennis J. 201 Weaver, William N. 40, 110, 184, 226 Webb, James R. 217 Webb, Ronald C. 110, 185, 229, 264, 280 Weber, Carl J. 22, 192, 214, 234, 236 Weber, Harold G. 22 217 250 Weber, James A. 110,' 2291 Weber, James 213 Weghorst, Gregg 210, 238, 247 Wegmann, James 213 Wegrzyn, Dennis 32, 202 Wegrzyn, Ronald 221 Wehde, Ken 192, 218 Wehner, Harold 206 Weigert, Jack 206 Weil, Joseph 36 111 229 Weiner, Frank jo, 265, 266 Weiner, Marc 229 Weinstein, Corey 30, 32, 214, 234, 236 Weinstein, Gary 201 Weir, winiarn 214 Weisnicht, Harold 192, 210, 250 Weiss, David 217 Weiss, Fred 111, 226 Weiss, James 30, 205 Weiss, Joseph 201 Weisser, Erich 174, 213 Weissgerber, Walter 147 Weith, Donald 161, 221 Welburn, Donald 202, 240 Welch, Jerry 194, 210 Wells, Charles 30 Wells, Tom 218 Welngakie, Leonard 148, 194 Welninski Anthony 214, 260 weitcn, Thomas 21a Welther, Robert 39 Weltlich, Robert 206 Wendt, William 26, 202, 278 Werbachowski, Edward 206 Werdell, Edward 218 Wersching, Wally 111, 226 Wescher, Ro 25, 29, 30, 33, 148, 222 Wesolek, Robert 202 W'esolowski, Walter 222 Westeiaberg, Richard 213, 267, 2 4 Westergaard, Daniel 209 Westerowsky, William 201 Weston, Richard 201 Wetter, John 30, 205 Wetzel, John 225, 252 Weyde, William 174 222 Weyland, Charles iii, 170, 226 Weyland, Daniel 218 Whalen, Scott 206, 253 Whelan, Thomas 214 Whildln, Dennis 148, 166, 194 Whitcomb, Kenneth 30, 176, 209, 250 White, James 192 VVhite, William 24, 111, 191, 226, 264, 280 Whiteside, Edward 221 Whiteside, George 206 Whitton, Arthur 214, 238 Wibiral, Allan 36, 205 Wichmon, Robert 217 Wick, Van 201 Wickman, Robert 148, 174, 222, 234 Wicks, Ulrich 24, 28, 29, 30, 35, 40, 166 284 Widner, Harold 222 Widomski, Richard 213 Wiecek, Charles 111, 229 Wiechering, Ekkehard 194, 213 Wiechowski, James 201 Wiedemann, Leslie 30, 209 Wiegel, Karl 214 Wielosinski, Charles 111, 161, 229 Wiesinaer, John 40, 111, 229 278 Wiesner, Joseph 40, 192, 217 Wiewandt, Roy 39, 111, 185, 226 Wiktorowicz, Andrew 202 Wilbrot, John 202 Wildner, Arthur 111, 240, 272 Wildt, Eric 201 Wildt, William 222 Wilhelm, John 209, 252 Wllk, Gary 202 Wilk, Harry 221, 279 Wilk, Kenneth 192, 217, 264, 280 Wilke, Jeff 157, 174, 222, Wilke, Rudeger 234 Wilkens, William 111, 225 Wilker, William 206 Wilkle, Richard 111 240 Williams John C. 192, 213 Williamsi John H. 201 Vlhlliams, Michael 36, 40, 218 Willicirstz Ronald 30, 213, 260, Williams, Roger 213 Williams Tom 184 213 228 Williamson, James 32, 234 Williamson, Robert 148, 222 Wlllis, George 206 Wlllis, John 202 Wilson, Bill 217 Wilson, George 39, 191, 214, 246, 24 , 252 Wilson, John 202 Wllson, Steve 174, 218, 272 Wimberly, Gerald 229 Winandgf, John 218, 234 Winbla , Dale 221, 247 Wingstrom Michael 157, 176, isa, 213, 247 Winiarz., Paul 24, 218 Winiger, Gary 206, 248 Winkates, James 29 32, 112, 176, isa, 229 ztv W'instead, James 214, 249 Winstead, Phillip 142, 148, 170, 225 Wintergerst, Kenneth 214 Winters, Norman 189, 210 Winther, Donald 210 Wirle, Jeff 205 Wirtz Fred 29, 30, 32, 148, 222 Wiseman, Timothy 225 Wisniewski, Andrew 205 Wisniewski, Kenneth 205 Wisniewski, Michael 39, 218 Wisniewski William 205 Witczak, Chester 30, 229 watkowska, John 189, 210 Witt, Larry 112, 229, 270, 271 Witt, Paul 173, 230, 287 Witt, Robert 148, 225 Witt, Ted 205 Wittbrod, Robert 218 Witte2n3b5rg, Edward 112, 173, Wittinger, Thomas 205 I Wittmann, Alfred 213 Witwicki, Thaddeus 206 Witzak, Edward 25, 38, 112, 189, 229, 278 Wizenick, Philip 209, 253 Woehrle, Jack 148, 194, 222 Woerner, Howard 221 Wohlers Ronald 221 W'ohlteil, Alan 217, 260, 269 Wohlhart, James 221 Wohlt, William 112, 226 Wojcik, Alfred 211 Wloicik, George J. 209 WOJCU4. James J. 30, 209, 274 Woicik, Robert J. 194, 213 Woitas, Leroy G. 217 Woitaszek, Edward W. 202 Vifolbinig, Charles D. 112, 230 Wolf, en M. 213 Wolf, Peter 22, 189, 221, 248 Wolff, Richard 209, 278 Wolke, Edward 22 206 woinak, Gilbert 201 Walter, Kenneth 222 Workman, Gary 209 Workman, Kenneth 202 Wood, Larry 165, 218, 264, 278 Wood, George 205 Woods, John 214, 238 Woodard, James 205 Woodward, Glen 191, 214 Wotring, John 202 Woyak, Onutry 214 Woychek, George 36, 217, 251 Wozny, Robert 210 Wren, Neil 213 Wright, Leslie 205, 260 Wright, Raymond 221 Wrobel, Lance 22, 30, 194, 210 Wrobel, Lester 155, 174, 218, 264, 275 Wroblewski, Chester 210 Wrona, Tom 205 Wronkiewicz, John 148, 225 Wuchte, Frank 201 Wurl, William 30, 188, 214, 270, 271 STU DENT INDEX Wuczynski, John J, 210 Wyhinny, George 201 Wyzuktovicz, Larry 205 Wyzukovicz, Ronald 209 Y Yaksich, Robert 30,209 Yamada, Richard 29, 30, 32, 45, isa, 192, 229, 280 Yamada, Robert 214 Yamanaka, Cary 209 Yamashita, Tommy 213 Yamuchi, Toshio 30, 32, 264 Yan, Calvin 40, 149, 221 Yankewitz, Brian 192, 218 Yee, Edmund 149 Yeh, Peter 149, 168, 188, Yeh, Stephen 30, 31, 176, Yerbick, Nick 206, 266 Yetter, Daniel ,l79,192, 248 Yi, Wesley 39 Yingling, Jerry 112 Yipp, Victor 32, 210 Yonan, Emanuel 205 Yonan, Winston 209 Yore, James 229 264, 191, 278 222 209 213, Yost, Carl 112, 229 Ycung, Donald 222 Young, Gary 149 Young, Lorne 221 Young, Louis 226 Young, Robert 194 Youngi7Robert L, 30, 33, 166, Youngren, Robert 214 Youngs, James 206, 266 Yourek, John J. 40, 214 Yzaguirre, Baltazar 221 Z Zador, Peter J. 205 Zagel, Ronald S. 31, 173, 201 Zagone, Robert G. 210 Zagorski, Lawrence A. 22, 249 Zagotta, Anthony 209 Zagroba, Robert R, 226, 278 Zahara, Jerry E. 39 Zahareas, Tryphon 248 Zaiac, Frank J. 189, 201 Zaiac, Richard A, 214 Zaiac, Robert E. 226, 236, 264 Zalac, Thomas J. 190, 202 Zalazinski, Eugene F, 222 Zalcberg, Aviv 201 Zalinski, Charles J. 113, 229 Zoloudek, Edward J. 201 KP' Zamszus, John F, 37, 185, 226 Zang, Walter D. 168, 170, 226 Zanon, Louie A. 217 Zapfel, Donald F. 214 Zaremba, Thomas L. 113, 184, 226 Zarembski, Joseph R. 201 Zarn, Edward B. 113, 229 Zartler, Wayne A. 205 7as1mowich, James A, 214 Zavllci, Howard J. 218, 278 Zawltk, P'eter P. 275 Zboralski, Robert E. 39, 113, 230 Zdeb, Ted J. 202 Zebrowski, James J. 113, 226 Zeh, Vincent J. 205 Zehelein, Nick R, 149 Zeid, Norton 29, 30, 176, 218, 247 Zeimann, Edward F. 194, 213 Zeitz, Allen P2 205, 278 Zemanek, Richard N. 113, 226 Zenczak, Walter 188, 205 Zenisek, Edward L. 205 Zetscher, Robert E. 213 Ziegeldorf, Herbert E. 22, 29, 30. 32, 37, 113, 184, 188, 192, 229 Ziegler, Henry R. 210 Ziegler, Ronald R. 22, 34, 113, 166, 185, 226, 276 ZX A ,ot 4:1 IN N -8.9. 1 X' A Q ,iw if E 2 go Ziegler, Ted H. 149, 225 Zlelinski, James E. 218 Zielke, Dennis T. 202 Ziemblicki, Walter A. 222 Zietlow, Henry J. 201 Zils, John J. 28, 32, 229, 264 Zimay, Michael A. 160, 217 Zimmer, Alan 30, 33, 221 Zimmer, William M. 264 Zimmerman, Don M. 149, 222 Zimmermann, Ronald M. 202 Zimmermann, Werner 192 Zingsheim, Herbert M. 217, 256 zanfei, John s. 214 Ziontek, Robert T. 221, 234 Zirnis, Petris 172, 287 Zlss, Gerhard 202, 272 Zobott, Raymond J. 22, 221 Zorn, Herbert 149, 174, 225 Zschau, Paul H. 213 Zubor, Alan R. 213, 278 Zubris, Vernon F. 201 Zukerman, Ronald N. 202 Zula, Leonard T. 189, 210, 264 Zull, Terry W'. 214 Zurek, Jerry N. 149, 222 Zurek, Thomas J. 209 Zwkel, 54 Zwerg, John W. 248, 249 Zygowicz, Alan J. 214 Zygowicz, Eddie A. 201 Zyrkowski, John C. 201 Z Aufvgraphs J- p,:QCZpZ,7,J ,fff I X ,' f 4 ,A,' f by 1 Aufngraphs ini, M, ,T . 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