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-.1 g lfmffirmiwo- in Dee Haworth Gerry Chan secretary vice-president to S 00 . . STUDENT COUNCIL representatives during 1958 and 1959 were left to right ROW ONE: A. Mertz, G. Miller, I.. Becher, L. Amman, G. D'Onofrio, N. Grotf, E. Gfabenhom, E. David. Row Two: L. Burk, J. Anderson, L. Guillotte, M. Carpenter, T. Schroeder, J. DeYoe, O. Neilson, T. Stute. Student government was handled by this very capable group. W----1
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4 1 Butch Wendt Compliments of Crenshaw Service Supply Truck and Car Service 6530 Crenshaw, L.A. 45 president Will the meeting please come to order?,' Butch Wendt, president of the STUDENT COUNCIL during 1958-59 opened each Friday afternoon meeting with these words. Gerald Chan led the council in prayer, Dee Haworth took roll and read the minutes, and jim Burkhard gave the treasurer's report. Along with 17 homeroom representatives these people planned and successfully carried out many projects such as the school picnic in the fall, Tag Day and Clash Day in the winter, Student Day, the Spring Social and Awards Assembly in the spring. A committee appointed by the STUDENT COUNCIL prepared a handbook for L.H.S. A school standard of dress was established and a new program of STUDENT COUNCIL representation was initiated. A financial report from the council included expenditures for such worthy projects as the Lutheran World Relief, the March of Dimes, the Board of Missions, and many others. Students contributed towards these projects through Wednesday Chapel collections. Also on Wednes- days the STUDENT COUNCIL minutes were read to the student body to keep them well informed. Under the watchful eye of Mr. junghans. STU- DENT COUNCIL faculty advisor, many jobs were accepted, created, and completed to carry out the year's successful program. The STUDENT COUN- CIL wasted no valuable time during 1958-59. K 4 W a Z : 4 5 4 4 jim Burkhard Mr. Junghans treasurer advisor
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The Lutheran w f Htgh School 9 ff! W' 4 4 9 an R ' dig' I O Seml Out Thy Light and Thy Truth, Let Them Lead Me Ps. 43.3 Pat Killingsworth. . . 5 EDITORIAL STAFF: Marlis Uffelman, Tom Giesler, Nancy Beck, Roger Fontaine, editor, Mr. Leubke, advisor, and I I Www W0 4 I BUSINESS STAFF: Dave Mittenzwei, photography, Donna Schoessow, Mr. Ebel, advisor, Amanda Zeisler, circula tion manager, and Gayle Stelter, typist. Compliments of M. Wuertz jewelers Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry 1549 N. Vermont, Hollywood '21 - 1 Ea Sad
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