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

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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.

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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

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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