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

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l members are frfm let! tc nght: lst row: denny warden, charles hennzng, Willie lautenschlager, paul groff, bots schmidt. 2nd row: Claudia kaufhold, eileen nothnagel, curt thompson, karen stin- scn, dorithy hansen, mr, ehel, elaine Vogel, rcy murdcck, amanda zeisler. 3rd row: karalee steyer, pat mundt, ncnarae rzceman, marge nothnagel, pcb mclaren, mike ulrich, lccb macfarlane, sharcn michaelson, linda christy, lcis elfman. recreational leadership club the recreational leadership club really states the purpose in their name. mr. ebel has introduced countless unique games and activities which the club experiments with. recreational leaders came into existence this year to help plan and lead others in various enter- taining activities, both in home churches and in their own social groups. this fun-loving club has the underlying intention of developing and training true christian leaders and also furthering wholesome entertainment. members are from left, lst row: dave mittenzwei, frank lcestor, steve graham, curt dittman, mark fredericks, mr. freitag. 2nd row: rcn peters, hob goldsworthy, mark hogan, tom leggat, tom humphrey, miss bunke, ken farnam, jerry vanderweg. 3rd row: ed nelson, ed peters, larry moore, :im bell, bob brown, gary M camera club anticipating the use of their almost completed darkroom, the camera club is made up of many ardent snapshot fans. miss bunke and mr. freitag, spon- sors, are interested in promoting photography, as are all of its eighteen members. many contests have been held to show the interest of the group. although they are all amateurs, their finished products have that pro touch which you can see for yourself, in parts, throughout this year's paw prints.

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alpha lOt3 C 1 the alpha 1ota ch1 Ctuture teachers and rmnrsters olubl has bee far reachmg IN the1r purp se smce the begmmng of 'h1s ar h r gree afne wher Q translated 'neans praclarnmg Jesus hr1st Perta O ahve t e alub lS str1v1ng to ea urage rr O t1me workers 1n the church VGTIOUS prc1ents sufh as O IH clos1ng prayer superv1s1ng chapel l ore1g 111s1 .fines a ITT e r 'ef l mr oettmg alpha 1ota h1 has already gamea mu lo g plea 11g udea s n 'ne ll aa1n'3 th student body ofrr pnndlag vlll 1a r e lff '1o'1 o r Hg for those who cons1der the lat1n language en Joyable as well as ed ucat1onal the lat1n club under the lead ersh1p of mr lauten schlager has been or gan1zed rnembersh1p throughout these past few years has been stead1ly growmg the members are t1'y1ng to develop a deeper understand1ng and wlder knowledge of the language and to 1nclude 1n the1r read 1ng great classral l1t erature that such a c1v111zat1on has left 'Tl GVS GIF: l' 'Tl X4 I' J F3 F 'Tl 'TIE 1 KUFF xr een l armthfr fmdy k1enk mr r, a na n 'tm CF t 9 ,rhn re1 he' m mba tln mrs n :nr n a a em n e la b sltze ge sert d1l-z daemorn r n sfhass r r 1 anders n A ry warrfn stras 1m wayne smlth Tl t p1Ct d erfj re er e e ,an a auf latm club ns.: new Ps rn ery e 14 V een s'a an no CGI! 9 C DWI F N9'l'YT1f F- 'ICI 6 'D 1'C- GS' l V 1, 1 l 4.. , - . ,fl ' l ' Q o ' . ' . 1 Q ye .t.e1 Wk , - o. 1 o . o 1 '. ' Q. C ' 1 ef so tairily 's a od- .ash ,beg 'Q h o ' ' ' o .Co - .or of the .1 . 1- to beoon., fu .- ' ' V. . ' W-l..l, ..e- ,. 11 0 ' , o .X Colertwris and so es o Q '- h to l I1 r. .son - 1 ll . kt to a x,.y astxz'-s dub, urde fha d ec. o. t . '. , ' C' Q Q . Ch ,rest e. o -0. - 1 . ,.l V V , . , . 1 . A , lv-5 V' -L - - 1, A .. K' .. . fll ., .4 -.- me. la . . fc. left to riaht, lst nv: alma 1111, ff'IH'.llt: Nami rat , e.'Z5-IT'l'llYf, 111. '.', -Q ' lt w J 1, ' . ' , . 4 fettz .N tsgfnsfrl, 2n,' rfw: . fha S l'l'.llZ, letgtza h'.,. ann, 521. trud., 'Q ,P r,, ' 16. 'K f , barlarf :,hcl, ly il ll . an 2 , V 1llf'.lX, ,ff , ar' ' l , f re '. ,. , o Charge. Std nv: f'n 1 , L: g'f1'1! 1fo 4 - he , . . C : ure 1 l J fgn- rach l pm, lllllg a d ra, dinna 'zrfnm fl - 1 I . ' 0 l lain clgb .,1.:o:' frzm top of I statrs itz. left are: tr graft, - 1 1 ' 'itltros zum, 'a'..Q,-. lef. 'i . . . -diy hnide earlm, h-k,I, art N' - 'gg ati f'J lY1'Q s :1fs film left are-2 marzjtf asf iharin. zzd, spve ' ' ' ' I klgn 'ati ,. xg lillfnl, ' . .:gf,ns'-II 'gr ISFCHSTYL, sponsored by the szpn .nc o Cass Cl s of l929

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itz!-iiiiiilln stamp club the stamps for missions was a drive that was successfully completed by the stamp club. the purpose of this undertaking was to gather used stamps and send them to con- cordia publishing house for processing. we received money for the amount of stamps, which was then used for missions carried on by the church. their membership consists of all boys with mr, brommer as sponsor. the club is a worthwhile, as well as interest- ing group, meeting every friday at noon. since collecting stamps is a well-known hob- by, the stamp club is a very popular club here on campus. chess club having no other aim but to play for the love ot the game, the chess club is one of the most active of all our clubs. they meet everyday over lunch, during wednesday activities period, and often after school. like their spon- sor, mr. vorderstrasse, each member must have the patience, quietness, and the ability to out-wit the opposite player. if a member has climbed the chess ladder by winning over other club members 3 and reaches the top, he is declared chess champion, and has his name inscribed on a trophy. with such a great incentive each day proves eventful, for the competition is indeed keen. members are :rm .eftz ,st row, mr. :.rxmrner, frank zestor, lyle hecher, i'n anderson, mark ireflericks. 2nd row: art geisert, iam bell, john robertszn, ted Schroeder, gary mathzeu ron schassburger, members are from Qett: seated, dave mittenzwei, lzren nxnscri, warren strasheim, mr. vorder- strasse, larry hielenierg, frank hestir, ichn rchertszn gfhn weehe, gay tcylir. standing, gerry mehr, tom leggat, tcm humphrey, bob sible, hob schmzdt, ron Qcckmann, tom 'ie gznia, pihri lcniep, ray loesch, i, d. trenda, art geisert, gary trends, robert petty. M me Q' ii