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

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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

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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

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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,