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Lane Tech TODAY Newsletter of the Lane Tech Alumni Association September 2014 • Vol. 33 • No. 3 Wherever You Go, Whatever You Do, Remember the Honor of Lane. Background Music by Michelle Weiner ‘76 n 1908 when Lane Tech opened its doors to students, Nordine was speaking it. I“Shine on Harvest Moon” was the popular tune of the day. Zindars was considered a Of course there are no alumni around to substantiate this, but pioneer in jazz composition there has always been a strong association between music and wrote for many jazz and one’s high school experiences. At Lane, music not only artists including Cannonball marks the passage of time, but also provides a means for Adderly and most famously student musicians to make their mark. For example in 1914 for Bill Evans with hits like when “Saint Louis Blues” by W. C. Handy was written, another “How My Heart Sings”, popular song had just been penned by a Lane Tech senior: “Mother of Earl” and “Elsa”. “Go Lane Go” by Jack T. Nelson, Class of 1915! Three years after the Fast forward to 1929 when Paul Whiteman’s Orchestra release of “How My Heart had a hit with “Makin’ Whoopee, and the advanced music Sings”, a group called the curriculum we are now familiar with at Lane was born. When Buckinghams exploded on the post-war climate created a scarcity of classically trained the music scene. They had musicians from Europe, Director/Conductor Frederic Stock of a string of hits in 1967 including “Kind of a Drag” and “Mercy, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra reached out to Lane Tech Mercy, Mercy”. Through the latter part of the sixties they Principal Bogan. A feeder program was created resulting in a performed at concerts and on television. Founding member steady stream of Lane musicians establishing careers with the and guitarist, Carl Giammarese, (’66) credits his Lane Tech elite CSO including Herman Clebanoff (’35), Franz Benteler music teacher as an important influence. The band dissolved (’43) and Edgar Muenzer (’45). One year later, Francesco in 1970 but reformed in 1980 performing at two inaugural balls LoVecchio, (’30) would graduate and begin a seventy-five as well as the Happy Together Tour with other sixties groups. year career as singer and entertainer with hits like “That’s Giammarese and fellow band member Nick Fortuna still tour My Desire”, “Mule Train”, “Black and Blue” and “Rawhide” today. under the name Frankie The seventies produced two vocal performers who would Laine, (said to be inspired go on to have robust careers in theater, television and film. by his alma mater). Later John Herrera’s, (’74) theater credits include national touring generations would hear companies for Evita and Les Miserables and the Goodman him singing the theme Theatre’s production of Sunday in the Park with George. song of the film “Blazing He has been nominated for both Tony and Jefferson awards Saddles” in 1974. in New York and Chicago respectively. Adrian Zmed, (’72) While Laine was busy began his career on Broadway in the musical Grease, and getting his career off the subsequently in the national touring company after which he ground, Ken Nordine, (’38) established a career in film and on television, most notably on would become famous the series T J Hooker. Both men continue to perform in the for voice over work, a theater. decades-long career with Today, Lane Tech is producing a new crop of artists across WBEZ and the creation of all musical genres. Young performers, who will have their Word Jazz. Nordine was perfecting and recording the spoken own high school soundtrack and like their predecessors, will word long before Poetry Slam was a twinkle in anyone’s eye. influence what we hear for generations to come. Earl Zindars, (’45) began composing jazz at the same time that President’s Message Stuart Eng ‘85 Alumni Association Newsletter ike many alumni, some of my most vivid memories of Lane are attached Vol. 33 • No. 3 Lto a musical score. One year my band rocked the Clash’s “Should I Stay September 2014 or Should I Go” at the talent show. Another year I got to play the role of Sonny LaTierri in the music theatre production of Grease. Whatever your memories of Lane are, chances are that they include singing the Lane fight song, composed by student Jack T. Nelson, making Lane one of the few high schools in the country with an original anthem. Principal Dignam, an accomplished musician, is bringing tech back to the Editors school through a new sound engineering program. Students not only have access to Chicago’s Mary Beth Ficht best high school guitar program, but they also get to learn how to engineer their own music on Michelle Weiner ‘76 professional quality equipment. It’s the nexus of tech and music. One of the recording projects challenges music students to arrange and record their own renditions of our school song. Contributing Editors Barbara Cook I recently attended the Class of ’84 reunion and not surprisingly, towards the end of the night the crowd Stuart Eng ‘85 broke out in a rousing chorus of “Go Lane Go”. Time passes on but some things stay the same. Joe Lawniczak ‘69 Best Regards Maurel Samonte ‘86 Stuart Eng (‘85) Production Managers Jeff Juhasz ‘76 Board of Directors Lane Tech Alumni Association Steve Juhasz ‘75 2014/15 Meetings Schedule Board of Directors Copy Editor Patrick Kasch October 23, 2014 President Stuart Eng ‘85 December 4, 2014 Vice President Production Team January 22, 2015 Brian Dolan ‘86 Michelle Weiner ‘76 March 26, 2015 Treasurer May 28, 2015 Marion Synowiec ‘64 Past President Secretary Meetings take place at 7pm at Lane Tech Kim Kidd ‘73 in Room 113. Please call Alumni office to Board Members verify time & location. Diedre Baumann ‘85 Telephone: 773-935-9351 * December 4th meeting off campus. Fred Glure ‘63 Fax: 773-935-4570 Jim Guerin ‘72 Toll-Free: 877-935-ALUM (2586) Newsletter Deadlines Dennis Hammer ‘71 Past President Visit our website at Joseph Lawniczak ‘69 www.lanetechalumni.org Fall Issue October 15 Avrom Litin ‘83 Winter Issue January 15 Sharon Manjack ‘77 e-mail: Spring Issue April 15 Tod McElhaney ‘83 [email protected] Summer Issue July 15 Angela Olah ‘04 Visit Lane Tech’s website at Mail to: Jill Rzadzki ‘91 www.lanetech.org Mary Beth Ficht, Newsletter Editor Maurel Samonte ‘86 Lane Tech Alumni Association Alumni Staff 2501 W. Addison St. Barbara Cook - Executive Director Published quarterly for the Room 114A alumni of Lane Tech College Mary Beth Ficht - Program Director Prep High School, Chicago Chicago, IL 60618-5991 Illinois. We reserve the right to [email protected] edit submissions for publication due to space limitations. Send news and photographs (not Table of Contents returnable) to: Newsletter Editor President’s Message ...............................2 Inside 2501 .............................................7 Lane Tech Alumni Association Reunions .................................................3 Alumni News ........................................8-9 2501 West Addison Street Scholarships............................................4 The Drum Beat ......................................10 Room 114A Chicago, IL 60618-5991 Walking Down Memory Lane ...................5 In Memoriam ......................................... 11 Alumni Spotlight ......................................6 Backwards Glance ................................12 Principal’s Message Christopher Dignam, Ed.D. ‘88 Dear Alumni, Anyone who has attended Lane Tech will attest to our incredibly strong musical history. From orchestra to choir, and from band to jazz, Lane has been known as “the School of Champions” for all things related to the arts. This was true long before my days as a Lane Tech student and continues through the present day in my capacity as Lane Tech’s principal. Today, Lane still affords students a rich musical history and future through our traditional music department offerings, as well and through many new course offerings. Lane not only offers the greatest choir, band, orchestra and jazz programs in any high school, we also offer the largest guitar program in the city and state as well as the only “Sound Engineering” program in the district and in Illinois. Lane Tech opened its first-ever sound engineering program in August, 2013 that combines the physics of sound recording with the business of music and commercial sound production. Lane’s recording studio, “Studio 2501,” boasts a full live room and mix room with state of the art Pro Tools and Apple sound capturing and editing software. Now, not only do our students continue developing 21st century technical skills, they also put those skills to use in recording the works of our choir, band, orchestra, jazz, and guitar programs. Our students continue our tradition of excellence and memorialize it through their very own recordings of “Go Lane Go!” It is with this rich musical tapestry that we celebrate Lane’s musical history and look to our future. Sincerely, Christopher Dignam, (’88) Reunions Lane Tech 1949ers +/- Information: Please RSVP to the Alumni Office for tour to be held Date & Time: Second Thursday of the month in March, June, on Friday at 10am. Dinner and music on Saturday at White Eagle September & December at 11:30am Banquets in Niles, IL. Location: Elk’s Club in Des Plaines, IL For Payment information, please contact Fletcher Birmingham, Vince Information: The group welcomes all Lane Tech graduates to attend Chapa or Jay Burell at [email protected] their quarterly luncheons. For more information, contact the LTAA office The Class of 1975 Date & Time: October 16, 2015 10:00am-12:00pm & October 17, 2015 Class of 1954 6:30-11:30pm Date & Time: September 26 at 10am & September 27 at 6:00pm Location: Lane Tech and TBD Place: Lane Tech & Des Plaines Elks Club, 495 Lee St., Des Plaines, Cost: TBD IL.
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