Lutheran South High School - Lance Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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The Executive Boord writes The ogendo and heads The sionding committees. SEATED: J. Burrneisier, iunioi' rep., P. Koenig, freshman rep., C, Juizi, freshman rep., J. Soeidner, sophomore rep., R. Mayer, sophon'ore rep., Mr. T. Johnson, advisor, K. Eggerding, secretory, S. Sclwiirnperi, secretory. STANDING: B. Schroeder, iunior rep., T, Schmidt, senior rep., B. Benson, vice-president, G. Anderson, president. NOT PICTURED. G. Duensing, senior rep. President Gene Anderson leads firsf semester reps and oliernoies in discussion on ci Typicoi Wednesday morning. 70

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The athletes lettering at South are the following: FIRST ROW: G. Ulrich, B. Glaub, C. Holschen, G. Meader, B. Meyer, O. Sauer, G. Hoffman, G. Koch, T. Tinnin, S. Schicht, J. Ziebol. SECOND ROW: B. Graul, N. Orabka, G. Duensing, B. Shel- by, G. Roedder, F. Herrmann, D. Fiehler, T. Whittle, G. LETTERMEN'S CLUB The Pep Club stimulated school spirit in sports activities. FIRST ROW: J. Meader, M, Miklas, C. Mueller, H. Reinhofter, C. Kieh- inger, F. Busch, P. Schacle, L. Moeckel, J. Niedringhaus, K. Coll- meyer, J. Johnson, A, Hambly, J. Kramer, S. Schmich, D. Weyer- mann, J. Kuehnert, B. Gihring, C. Davis, K. Schade. SECOND ROW: L. Das, K. Reinhoffer, J. Roesel, D. Fehlig, L. Groerich, J. Hoehle, N. Phillips, D. Spitz, L. Niederinghaus, A. Althage, R. Horton, P. Schmoll, S, Fisher, B. Kuehn, J. Moehrman, L. Storck, S. Fiehler, J. Siegerist, C. Bergt, D. Bartels, THIRD ROW: P. Scher- er, B. Kaiser, R. Mayer, J. Hartman, K. Day, J. Schiek, J. Harms S. Schoepf, L. Kohlberg, K. Kiehl, K. Jutzi, S. Hoemann, J. Gie- wald, S. Fogg, G. Hillmann, P. Koenig, P. Bobring, C. Bohnert Cobb. THIRD ROW: G. Dames, J. Spinner, J. Fehlig, D. Bopp, N. Wiese, R. Schneider, D. Muzik, R. Schneider, J. Engel- hardt, B. Skelton. FOURTH ROW: S. Mueller, B, Benson, B. Beumer, J. Streufert, R. Rosenhofier. PEP CLUB Mrs. E. Spencer. FOURTH ROW: J. Lind, S. Fehr, D. Luker, J. Brenizer, J. Brickler, B. Atkinson, L. Goodridge, P. Baisch, V, Behn P. Parker, K. Stout, K. Nolting, K. Eggers, S. Lacey, K. Wilke, D. Schlimpert, M, Prange, P. Simon. FIFTH ROW: L. Fogg, J. Mueller M. Fogg, S. Hargas, L. Hausmann, D. Bode, N. Grau, P. shears, P. Wrehe, B. Hartmann, K. Kuecker, S. Webster, S. Lietz, P. Weisbrocl, K. Bild, P. Faser, K. Rueffer, S. Hempelmann. SIXTH ROW: B. Sanocki, B. Weihe, J. Weicker, J. Chastonay, G. Dames, R. Schum, K. Webster, B. Sutton, C. Horstman, G. Schack, B. Tevis, S. Brewster, A. Rovxald, B. Schroeder, S, Schlirnpert, J. Damm, C. Luepke, W. Moeckel, M. Bopp. 1 Bras-

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STUDE T COUNCIL This year's Student Council will probably be con- sidered one ot the busiest in SOLJTH's history. Be- sides the everyday services which the Student Council ottered the student body, many special projects were carried out. Perhaps the most im- portant ot these was the ratification on oi con- stitution, the need ot which has been felt since Student Council was begun. Other projects which the Student Council sponsored were several ex- . change days, participation in Synod's Faith For- Q., ward program, an all school social, and a citi- zenship week. In forty-year-old churches, such as this, rural Negro congregations in Alabama gathered together to worship on Sunday mornings-that is un- til SOUTH, under Student Councills leadership, joined the other Lutheran high schools in the Faith Forward project to raise 550,000 for new churches and schools. FIRST SEMESTER REPS: D. Allmeyer, L. Beger, N. Bohlman, C. Bonnert D. Bopp, M. Bremer, G. Dowell, B. Etherton, P. Four, J. Fehlig, J. Flachs bart, J. Giewald, B. Glaub, L. Groerich, B. Grundman, J. Hartman, G Hartzog, L. Herman, M. Herzog, C. Holschen, R. Joa, B. Kaiser, K. Kiehl B. Klammer, J. Kramer, F. Kuhlman, C. Luepke, B. Meyer, P. Murphy, J Pfitzer, L. Pranschke, D. Rehwaldt, H. ReinhoFler, J. Roesel, T. Rudi, P Sanocki, M. Schade, P. Schmidt, B. Shelby, K. Simon, G. Spieler, T. Steinmeyer, S. Vajda, S. Webster, B. Weihe, T. Whittle, L. Wind, B Wolt, G. Wuenscher, L. Young. SECOND SEMESTER REPS: A. Bernthal B. Beumer, C. Bohnert, N. Bollman, J. Braun, G. Dovvell, J. Eckrich, P Faur, J. Fehlig, D. Fiehler, M. Gelner, L. Groerich, G. Hartzog, G, Hill- mon, D. Hillmer, R. Horton, B. Klammer, K. Koenig, S. Maulin, M. Miklas, B. Mueller, J, Moore, L. Niedringhaus, W. Paul, S. Petotn, D. Rehvvaldt K. Reinhofter, C. Preusser, B. Sanocki, S. Schicht, D. Schlimpert, K. Si- mon, P. Simon, L. Sommermeyer, D. Spitz, S. Stenzel, N. Stutz, T. Tin- nen, A. Ullmann, G. Ulrich, B. Walters, P. Wangerin, R. Wangerin, K Webster, G. Werner, M. Wessler, B. Wilson, L. Wind, L. Young, P. Zie- bol. 71 Again this year the students ot LHSS supported through their chapel often'- ings Kim Da Muri, a Korean orphan. .. . -Q. ' . 1: 'X 1 J ..:- . rl '. I 1 fl.. ,,. ' j iii 3154