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

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These charming members of the PEP CLUB during 1958-S9 are, left to right, ROW ONE: A. Mertz, L. Smith, D. Rabe, AI. Jacobs, N. Cahill, V. Schuyler, M. Schuldt, D. Sible, J. Lawrence, E. Grabenhorst. ROW TWO: A. Geyer, N. Beck, S. Bruene, C. Haas, G. Davis, L. Alleman, P. Lawrence, J. Olsen, Miss Bunke. ROW THREE: J. Manthey, B. Kuehnert, L. Mason, V. Dierker, K. Kluq, G. Stelter, R. Schnieder, P. Craven, W, Wild, M. Wright. ROW FOUR: C. Woron, J. Leppert, S. Black, J. Hubert, P. Barton, G. Sullivan, R. Ditmore, D. Schoessow, S. Heide, L. Bishop. ROW FIVE: N. Groff, Giesler, E. Nothnagel, B. Matthew, D. Einsphar, G. Michels, V. Haworth, S. Guetzlaff, P. Rose, L. Armstrong, G. Wright. ROW SIX: T. Lachmiller, V. Orgel, P. Watson, S. Barrels, L. Hartman, D. Schroeder, J. Unmacht, C. Younxz, B. Velasco, R. Chapmann, P. Vogel. ROW SEVEN: G. Boettcher, B. Cheeks, S. jeske, M. McCarty, N. Riceman, C. Klenk, S, Newsom, R. Erznoznik, J. Anderson, M. Horn. ROW EIGHT: C. Hanneman, P. Heim- berger, D. Gallegos, S, Kyger, I. Carlson, C. Ger- hard, B. Neis, D. O'melia, C. Yeoman, S. Wilson. '.... wa ' .sw i K . H . ,R 5 ,W I at x , M ,. ,,.. Z 0 as . T.. W . it 'V '-1 L g A ... f l L' A f I-w Qt, , 'W .. . it .AL as 'F A mf W -ma' 5 1 it f iiii I ii'2i .f P ' , ' 'wg V. ww 'U - S' Mwflf-M C mwJM44K04 PEP CLUB OFFICERS: STANDING are Nelda Groff, Gayle Stelter, Miss Bunke. SEATED are Dianne Ein- sphar, Diane Rabe, Roberta Ditmore, Joan Leppert. Shouting, screaming, and a tumult of cheers emanated from L.H.S. at games during 1958-59. Who provided the clatter? Some 90 girls dressed in blue and white, decorated with booster buttons, and wearing blue hats- The PBPDCLUB. Varsity and B .gcheez1eaders, Drill Team and all rather ,igmmzedt girls ag.. tended 'Wednesday meetiiigsifyvhdre they :cheers as f',L-I.-Liar , andi'?'We'i:e from Lutheran. M355 BurkE.Su3e1'YiS2d the set up a uniform standar ,anal activities. le .Sicilian Ditmore, secretary, exam.. with recorders, nude if-.ae well sbgrganizecli year fog. the PEP CLUB. 1 ' A ' K ' Compliments of C , . Mr. Mrs. W. B. Harlow L W , and Sharon Enlow we . A,

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Gentlemen who were mem- bers of the RADIO CLUB are, left to right, ROW ONE: j. Seebeck, W. Hind- man, A. Grauer, H. Tilsner, Mr. Klenner, K. Koch, J. Stimson, L. Bower. ROW TWO: K. Edwards, N. Pranqe, S. Huebner, N. Schafhauser, R. Gerber, L. Osterfield, S. Schinnerer, N. DeLoye, D, Prange. ROW THREE: D. johnson, J. Whitfield, D. Jaccoh, E. Ebel, B. Ilton, M. Metzen- thin, D. Weddle, B. Burden, L, Savoy, D. Reichenberger. 1 f. ,r Daladidahdit daladuhdidala is Morse code which means calling you, and is familiar to these radio men. Members of the RADIO CLUB enthusiastically collected old radios which contributed much to the amateur station which the club operated at school. As advisor, Mr. Klenner helped the boys. The officers were as follows: Herb Tilsner, president: Ken Koch and Ward Hidman, vice-presidents, john Stimson, sec- retary. Pictures and more pictures were taken by shutter-bugs of the CAMERA CLUB during 1958-59. President Dave Mittenzwei and sponsor Mr. Latzke conducted the weekly meetings. Exhibits, contests, trips, and experimenting with photography equipment made it an exciting as well as enjoyable year for all members of the club. ' ' 05564 AZ cal ' CAMERA CLUB members are, left to right, ROW ONE: D. Schock, C. Hanson, L. Hanson, Mr. Latzke, D. Mittenzwei, J. Rydingsword, P. Halloway, P. Link, C. Bergeman. ROW TWO: P. Ryan, P. Crooker, C. Lock- man, E. Schulz, D. Navens, P. Mueller, D. Killingsworth, j. Preston, C. Farber, J. Bey, B. Buck, D. Veazey. ROW THREE: E. Hostetter, D. Cooper, B. Allen, G, Mellon, j. Bensfield, E, Nelson, D. Hellman, O. Nielson, D, Freneau, K. Whyte, K. Dudley, D. Wuertz. Not present when pictures were taken: T. Humphrey, M. Tickenoff. CY! Compliments of Homeroom 103 Mr. N. Bachman

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.1 .1 .ta . ..f,.,t.- . W2 it-Qs! 1 1' SCIENCE CLUB enthusiasts were, left to right, ROW ONE: j. Lenser, J. Kniep, J. Satler, Mr. Bachmann, P. Switzer, D. Brobeck, A. Bliss, P. Sitze, S. Barnett. ROW TWO: J. Hanson, P. Grauer, N. Leyh, B. Howell, j. Prim, R. Bailey, R. Greenwalt, R. Davis, C. Webbeking, E. Brewer, B. Steffan, A. Huebner, R. Vaught. ROW THREE: K. Sime, O. Howard, R. Rabus, P. Scheuchel, L. Hook, J. Pierson, R. Woodmansee, K. Maeder, B, Burden, G. Trenda, R. Jenson. Not present: Mr. Bullinger, C. Bestor, D. Blohm, G. Ekhardt, J. Huddleston, W. Johnson, R. Kruger, J. Sanders, T. Werner. These future scientists learned by contributing and working. Biology and physics were two phases of science studied in the SCIENCE CLUB during 1958-59. The biology department, under Mr. Bullinger, studied biological slides while the physics department, under Mr. Bachmann, conducted physics experiments in the lab. These scientists elected the following officers: Peter Switzer, president, Bill Bro- beck, vice-president, Wally johnson, secretary, Allan Bliss, treasurer, john Kniep, librarian. The STAMP CLUB also elected ollicers. Ron Hughes, as president, sent letters to companies, requesting stamps for the collection which the club started for the school. Ed Hudson was vice-president, and Fred Hellman, secretary-treasurer. P giftladoalyf Compliments of Purity Sausage Co. 409 Centinela Ave. Inglewood, Calif. The STAMP CLUB members are, left to right, ROW ONE: F. Hellman, R. Hughes, E. Hudson. ROW TWO: B. Roberts, A. Aronson, M. Pollock, P. Becher, S. Mead, Mr. Hanson.