Lutheran Central High School - Crusader Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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cw.. Mya Oh! it's a strike, You're sure to get aspare, or It's a perfect split, are only a few of the expressions heard on Tuesday afternoons at the Delmar Lanes. To get 35 rollers to knock down 100 pins in frames is the effort of Mr. Robert Oestreich and his Bowling Club. BOWLING CLUB Row 1: J. Knackstedt, D. Groppe, P. Helder E Brieger, R. Bertke, Mr. Oestreich. Row 2: L. Trapp, R. Stelling, R. Springer K. Meyer, R. Boly, G. Glick. Row 3: D. Smith, R. Galen, M. Koeneman E Krieger, -D. Luchsinger, E. Kellmann. Rau- 4: E. Stelling, V. Kieffer R Warneck, J. Cato, K. Radmer, J. Schiller. Row 5: L. Fischer, R. Wollgast R Hessler, C. Fiehler, S. Toelle. FHA Row 1: Mrs. Vogelsmeier, C. Lilienkamp, J. Wallner, J. Mueller, B. Laumann. Row 2: J. Ruth, S. Sassenburg, F. Boehme, S. Dempsey, H. Eilerich, J. Beck, D. Otte. Row 3: M. Schroeter, L. Rettinger, J. Weiler, K. Wolf, J. Case, A. Buszin, B. Bartling, A. Horstman, B. Blohm. Rau' 4: S. Gibson, K. Krueger, C.Purzner, D. Kunz, S. Ganter. L. Luecker, M. Mussler, G. Herchert. 20-25 active members Second Wednesday of every month 3:15 p.m. in room 29 Four competent officers Mrs. Lois Vogelsmeier, commander-in-chief When mixed together you have FHA fFuture Home-makers of Americal. At Christmas, these girls send cookies to the Altenheim and fill stockings for the Red Cross. They also enjoy taffy pulls and a mother-daughter banquet. They hope to make clothes for needy children. All students who have taken or who are taking Home Economics are welcome.

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Z Get your COURIEIR in your last hour class today. This means another job well done by the Journalism Class. Weeks of writing, editing, rewriting, and typing news, sports, and fashion articles along with the jokes have resulted in the school paper. The COURIER Staff, working under the direc- tion of Mr. John Grundmann, Horst Goede, and Phil Stephan, has given LHS a school paper of which to be proud. EDITOR Horst Goede ASST EDITOR Phil Stephan COURIER STAFF Rau, 1 B Bartling L. Ollinger G Kellerhals S Neuhaus A Horstman L. Reeder J Kraemer Row2 Mr Grundmann J Schuermann H Kelly M Hartmann C Wiese S Sieckmann J Hudson Rau 3 P Stephan H Goede R Kasten J Hauser J Kirchhoff R Feucht H Jaekel Bill is rung EHS-'EA H'-N . , . . , . 1 fi l ' t r - I 1 ' n . , . , . , . . -' . , . I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' -' . , . , . , . , . , . 1 i. Q ' 5 Qf w 8 ' h 5-'-31 Q ff' . ' J i -. aa-, , V fi'

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L IBRARIANS with experience are pretty much in demand in college as well as public libra- ries. These girls are getting experience. A ID for Mr. Sachtleben is also in great demand. Books checked in and out, shelved, and tra- ced are jobs done by these students. C OURTEISY is shown to all by the seven mem- bers of the Library Assistants' Club. Front: Mr. Sachtleben. Row 2: H. Eilerich, J. Bohlmann, P. Fink A. Siering. M. Eiggerding, R. Temme, N. Rucker. QUADRILLE CLUB Row I: J. Zumbehl, J. Case. M. Brauer, C. Purzner C. Buszin, S. Becker, M. Repp, J. Kulpa. Row 2: Mr. Napier. M. Reeder L. Kieninger, N. Edlnger, P. Heider, I... Schubert, R. Russell, B. Leimer K. Lemke. Row 3: M. Eggerding, S. Schneider, E. Wilkerson. S. Duker, A. Roth, S. Neubauer, M. Hafer. T. Kulpa, J. Binger. Row 4: B. Jacobsmeyer, R. Maurer, D. Klingler. D. Burgdorf, R. Kohrs, D. Smith, E. Krieger B. Hillebrand, T. Nolde, Sicking, M. Maurer. Every second and fourth Thursday, music such as Choose Your Partner. Skip TOM.v Lou is heard coming from room 110. Here you will find any number of students learning new square dance steps under the direction of Mr. Carl Napier. Besides entertaining themselves, these lively steppers put on demonstrations for the public at the 'annual Fall Festival.