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

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Mr, Marty, Mr. Doering, chairman, Miss Jewett, and Mr. Oetting ran eight hours of phys. ed. daily. A Cappella took days to learn How Lovely is Thy Dwelling P1359-H ' A We I n n I Solid geometry doesn't come easy! Volleyball was a part of the Phys. Ed. curriculum. --.- W-num. af , 'df 'X The Physical Education De- partment, beside directing extra interscholastic sports, instructed students in vari- ous team sports. Students dressed in blue and white gym clothes to take part in such games as volleyball, speedball, and tumbling for the boys and soccer and field hockey for the girls. Sophomores received driver's training and oth- ers a course in first aid. FINE ARTS DEPART- MENT: Mr. Zehnder and Mr. Brommer, chairman. Something new was added to the Fine Arts Depart- ment. Mr. Brommer and Mr. Zehnder offered a hu- manities course. Art cours- es formed backgrounds in art and technique, while the Boys' and Girls, Glee, A Cappella Choir, and the band offered musical ex- perience. Christmas and Spring Concerts were pro- duced by the Department, Compliments of The Lutheran High Girls Glee Club

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Physics and chemistry finals are feared but lab in either subject is lots of fun. Both the Science and Mathematics Departments offered a four year program in their areas. Science courses included general science, biology, chemistry, and physics. Mathematics courses began with general math and worked up through courses in first and second algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry. Some of these courses were considered among the roughest at Lutheran High but so it should be to produce mathema- ticians and scientists of the future. S ' , Electricity is hard to understand but Mr. Bullinger, a Science Department member, instructs classes in science. At the right are Mr. Bachmann and Mr. Wolf, Science Dept. members. Compliments of Rossman Mill 84 Lumber Co. 200 Bayview Ave. Wilmington MATH DEPARTMENT: Mr. Bollinger, Mr. Klenner, Mr. Marty, Mr. Graef chairman, Mr. Wolf, and Mr. Bachmann taught the four year math program

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People and their societies were studied through the course in so- ciology. World history and U.S. foreign relations showed the world in which we live and the part our nation plays in it. U.S. government taught our own sys- tem of laws and with U.S. history, prepared citizens of the future. World geography students studied the earth's relationship to man. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT: Mr. Kupke, Mr. Luebke, Mr. Marty, Mr. Ebel, Mr. Vorderstrasse, chairman, ENGLISH DEPARTMENT : Mr. Latzke, Mrs. Morris, Mr. Labrenz, chairman, Miss Bunke, Mrs. Rieck. Mr. Vorderstrasse passes vital information to U.S. foreign relations classes. Miss Bunke conducts English finals. Readitf, 'ritin', and re- ports were the three fs to all English students in 1958-59. With studies in ref the library, sfwd fwlmiqwss rom- rierjn students found in order 1f0,9EIli0Y,:El1gfiSh they mlm understand if. 0 ' Two pages Sponsored by The Lutheran Lions Athletic Club