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

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Fads What's new this year? 1. This company produced the original paint pants. 2. 10-20 on a CB means? 3. This piece of clothing got its name from the Argentinian cow- boy. 4. Her pinups outsold Betty Grable's record sales. 5. This short originated from an English sport. 6. This monkey took the nation by storm. 7. This fast- food restaurant has holes in its hamburgers. QAnswers in index.J x,2 1. John Brommer calls one of his good buddies, 10-4. 2. Ted Shear drives to school in his van. 3. Lori Haertling can only study if QQ x she has a headband to keep her hair out of her eyes. 4. Janet Meng in her army pants and Lynn Gaebler in paint pants chat on the phone, again. 5. Janie Tyner knows what it means to be in style, with her gaucho-boots outfit. Fads

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Wanna mag. Once again, the students at ' n magazine subscriptions to a would buy one, or two, or three Mr. Witt, the co-ordinator for paign, said that this year was successful campaign yet. Becau dents earned most of the mone ed on what they wanted to do Matt Prahlow received S100 fx first prize. Ann Hoerber and Sh1 ' e r berger came in 2nd and 3rd r Mr. Bauer's first hour Chemist the top homeroom. 1. It's a race to the finish as Vicky Rueter pulls ahead of Jim Muhlen- bruch. 2. Madame Zwallabawitz Labinski Klosnick Komosney fMs. Bohllmanj predicts the 1976 Magazine Cam- paign. 3. Senior clowns give support to Don- na Farrow as she walks the tight rope. 4. Ring master Mark Spitz tames the prizes that could be won during the campaign. 18 Magazine Campaign

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Practice perfects fall play The 5th annual fall play was, The Man Who Came to Dinner. Director, Richard Reiss said he chose that play because it gave him the chance to work with a large cast consisting of 30 students. When several cast members were asked about Mr. Reiss' direction of the play, they replied, He just has so much patience with us. Patience is just what everybody needed. Several difficulties arose during practice, but the most unique difficulty, he said, was providing a suitable Egyp- tian Mummy case. After exploring various possible re- sources, with no success, the props crew made its own. Despite all the problems, Mr. Reiss said, It was one of the most successful productions I've directed. 1. Banjo iMarty Schmidtl attempts to trap Loraine Sheldon KDiane Albersl in an Egyptian Mummy case. 2. Nurse Preen tMary Birchl persuades Mr. Whiteside fJim Fobianl to take his medi- cme. 3. Bert Jefferson tDale Pritchardl and Mag- gie Cutler tRuth Hartmeisterl discuss their dilemma with Loraine. 4. Cast: frow U K. Dubberke, C. Curron, S. Spitz, S. Webber, J. Fobian, L. Martinelli, K. Morrow, M. Schmidt, R. Hartmeister, D. Pritchard, S. Zwart, M. Whistle, B. Eberleg frow 21 M. Birch, J. Mueller, C. Kuhn, J. Voelker, T. Elze, J. Muhlenbruch, D. Albers, M. Avery, S. Zwart, R. Dessau, M. Trusheim, M. Lochmann, A. Milojevich, D. Holtg frow 32 G. Wagner, T. Reinsel. 20 Fall Play