Lutheran High School - Paw Prints Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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i 42 the senior choir is the oldest and most publicized organization at lutheran high. this year it celebrates four suc- cessful years in giving concerts - among which are the annual christmas and spring concerts-touring various churches in southern california and cre- ating good-will between our high school and certain businesses in the vicinity. taking much of the credit for this well- known choir, mr. zehnder deserves much praise in training this group of seventy voices. because of his patience, ability, and good humor, he is loved by all the members of the choir. officers, left to right, seat- ed: karen stinscn, secre- tary, elaine Vogel, vice- president, rich harvey, pres- ident, mr. zehnder, director. standing: pat metzenthin, head librarian, helen struyk, treasurer, arleen bareither, treasurer. to librarians pat hawcrth. pat metzenthrn and gretv chen hax, fall the respon- sibiliiy cf keeping :ab cn hundreds of pieces ci the choirs sheet music. 'teddy's rough riders' mr. ted labrenz homeroom-room l2l

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trczilblaze business staff. left to right: mr. ebel, bill mattsson, gayle stelter, dick frede ick margie deem, mrs. beck, dave mende. .xv trailblazer the trailblazer hardly needs any introduction because of its already wide popularity. as of this year, besides the increase in staff workers, the size and content of the paper itself has grown considerably. the circulation of the trail- blazer is far reaching, in some cases, it is the only speaker for l.h.s. actually, this newspaper is lutheran high living from day to day, capturing many experiences - some comical- of us all. the staff carefully writes the articles which are so vivid of life at lutheranf' somehow this remarkable staff meets each monthly deadline and al- ways brings us a good newspaper which we all look forward to. this group deserves a lot of credit, for indeed, they have completed a Job well done, the past year. mr. and mrs. alvin oelke beverly electrical service 9306 burton way, beverly hills

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left to right, first row: marqct ast, earlene hebel, sally me-llert, Carmen rztt, gloria lein, anrta schlaeqer, kathy reinke, lois elfman, amanda zersler, pat mundt, sharon mrwhaelscn, linda chrrsty, pat haworthumelanie Wyckoff, judy haworth, Jeanette Waller, arleen harerther, harhara nrchol, karalee steyer, karen hraun, qerta reyer, donna grccm, t,n1 venleux, rgrotchen hax. second row: Judy hodde, carol emiq, jamce jasper, sylvxa qranrerr, dilcres zaun, 5' an trorfie, karen Sf1l'l3'I1, ellen meyer, claire henrxeberq, helen struyk, bib Salazar, rzch quzn, 1f,hn flC?'jOI'1fSlilGY, lx qclds- wcrthy, dick wreqmann, elame Vogel, sandy carrlcn, lynn h slung, Vat mf-tzonthzn, ma: ge nth- naqel, dorothy hansen, colleen duensmq, pat kxllrngswcrth, thrrd raw: furt schnercier, qary dew- hirst, rex qalleqcs, hxll henedrct, arla reese, john qleascn, ralph smrth, pete lassen, rrch harvey, ed pete-rs, paul schuricht, george smith, qary lewrs, mrke lannce, drck freflerrck, charles lnlanke, dan pike, ron mccarthy, Jrrn rydinqsword, herb steqer, bill mattisscn, not pictured: mary eley, lolita homeier, john brcse. senior choir IQ.. ,V ---I' mrs. qeraldine mundt 1708 qrant avenue redondo beach, california