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

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CC 77 Just gave the muscle work to us. The success of plays and concerts depends on the hard work of the stage, light, and sound crews. Members of stage crew use class time to carry risers and stage pieces to the gym. For all productions the stage crew puts up and takes down the stage. The light crew directs spotlights and replaces light bulbs. Sound crew members test microphones and speakers with the ever-present slogan testing-one-two-three to as- sure perfect sound. Under the direction of Mr. Carlton the crews with buttons with the S on them do a speedy job. Dispatched from their headquarters in the library they assist teachers in the job of distributing knowledge through the use of this media. These people are the projectionists who are seen pushing film projectors and the video-tape or carrying record players and tape recorders. 1. Sound Crew: B. Rehmer, D. Darnell, . A C. Laycock, D. Seevers, C. Carron. 'iff 'W' 2. Light Crew: D. Schulz, J. Sutton, E. V Moorehead, C. Pankow. 3. Stage Crew: frow 11: D. Lutier, M. Rohde, J. Gandtfrow 21: P. Hartmeis- ter, E. Lind, R. Bosma, K. Senske, J. Frazier, D. Hopkins, K. Kuhlmann, T. Stauder, S. Schmidt. 60 Service Groups

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K 1. Faster than a speeding photographer, more powerful than a yearbook deadline, able to leap tall copy blocks in a single bondg it's the Media Coordinator. 2. Troubadour staff: Irow 11 D. Brauer, N. Roenfeldt, K. Wittmer, L. McBride, frow 21 T. Cosby, T. Spindler, K. Bettlach, K. Casper, K. Rodefeld. frou' 31 K. Ellis, C. Koopman, M. Eaton, D. Farrow, C. Seibert, W. Burgdorf, K. Klauberg. frow 41 D. Fanger, K. House, M. Doering, K. Senske, M. Curran, G. McCracken 3. Lance staff: frow I1 D. Siscel, K. Siebold, G. Bryant, Krow 21 H. Yang, R. Dessau. J. Knirr, M. Lochmann, J. Tyner. frow 31 K. Margold, K. Schneider, J. Dulebohn, K. Buermann. frow 41 T. Gibson, G. Beste. from 51 D. Gesko, J. Muhlenbruch, S. Spitz, S. Dickerhoff, K. Bett- lach, J. Arand 4. Troubadour staff: frow 11 E. Folluo, C. Korte, from 21 C. Pankow, G. Whistle, J. Binder, S. Hick frow 31 C. Thorburg, M. Whistle, L. Orth, B. Reasoner, S. Boyle. frow 41 A. Hoerber, B. Glass, G. Dunn, D. Gerstheimer, D. Massie 5. Photographers: D. Siscel, D. Gesko, J. Arand 6. Karen Bettlach observes part ofajournalism exhibit at the Museum of Science and Natural History. Troubadour 59

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Bowling is fun when you don't brow all gutter balls like me. A Freshmen nere's plenty of members but yet this club is not too well- lown. Redbird Lanes is where they all come to perfect eir skills of hitting strikes. One member commented that etimes just to practice, he'll go bowl after work at 2 or 3 . and try to practice on his throws, also he'd go then cause it wasn't crowded. 7 I 1. Bowling Club: kneeling: M. Woelz lein, A. Steinlamp, D. Kidd, S. Long, C Sunn, S. Brunkhorst. irow 21: Mr. ja gels, P. Bozich, N. Lacey, K. Klauberg D. Wolf, J. Haegele, J. Heller, D. Moise M. Mueller, C. Dillion, D. Schreader, D Moore, A. Nolde, B. Rice, Rev. Kuts cherfrow 3J: J. Brommer, R. Woelke, J Moise, L. Engelbart, T. Rossnagel, J. Ja cob, C. Moise, C. Kidd, D. Gordish, D Meyer, C. Bohnert, K. Schmidt, D. Jen sen, T. Bayer, D. Darnell, J. Evers, D Dierker, B. Pinkney, M. Seibert. 2. Projectionists: fkneelingl S. Kulifay D. Correll, Istandingj D. Richardson, D Darnall, B. Pinkney, S. Farris, K. Klau berg, L. Eresh. Service Groups 61