Luther High School South - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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LUTHER FACULTY Miss Velma N. Blancken Business Education Miss Alice A. Carlson Geometry, Business Education Miss Agnes A. Danzl History, Mathematics Mr. Edward P. Denys Art, History, English Mr. Robert S. Dinkmeyer Physical Education, Biology Mrs. Evelyn E. Hackel English, Spanish Mrs. May N. Henning History, Mathematics Mr. Curtis A. Hotlen German, Social Studies Mr. Herbert W. Israel Biology, Chemistry 1 I Mr. Darrel P. Kautz Religion Mr. Lewis W. Klitzke Librarian, Music Mrs. Edna A. Leimer English Miss Margaret C. Lindquist Business Education Mr. Carlos R. Messerli Registrar, Music Mr. Robert W. Pieper Mathematics Miss Patricia L. Rodgers Physical Education Mr. Thomas J. Schramm Physical Education, Science Rev. Vernon M. Schroeder Religion Rev. Roland H. Seboldt Religion Mrs. Maye D. Wager English, Latin Mr. Arch N. Wallace Science Mr. Eugene V. Wood Geography, History M ..,, .MMMWR-Q Mrs. Nedra N. Christian Bookkeeper ls that a receipt for a Shield subscription? l.aEPA'f?ifP2?F l- Miss Arletta E. Eggers Secretary Dear Sir: ln response to your letter of the. Standing: Lois Ann Moore, Margaret McNeil, Grayce Avery, Ruth Constanzer, Joan Miermeister Seated: Ruth Busse The secretaries of the secretary 5-x Mrs. Anna Meicke, Mrs. Olga Radtke Our chief cooks Above Top Row Carolyn Sfevens Sally Ann Sullivan Judy Buck, Ruth Busse, Janice Henning, Beverly Kane, Shirley Kruger Bottom Row: Charryl Waiters, Margaret McNeil, Arlene Bohl, Carolyn Glines, Wyllis Stark Our chief bottle-wa shers Mr. Herman Meicke Maintenance Engineer A friend of all, always ready and willing to help. six Cfarideri SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Top row: Mr. Robert Dinkmeyer lsponsor Noel Lehner, Vice-president Bottom row: Mrs. Maye Wager lsponsorl Bruce Wachholz, President Nancy Strobel, Treasurer THE PIONEER SENIOR CLASS OF LUTHER HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH-1954 CLASS HISTORY To high school as 'freshies ground-breaking of L.H.S.S. school takes form. First year as a class many of us from L.I., some from other schools St. Stephens and Redeemer pioneering school colors chosen frosh-soph basketball team Crossroads initiated Christmas service at Redeemer dedication of L.H.S.S. moving day God in His mercy opens doors of school to students on March II, I952 new building, new equipment, new ambition first annual maroon and White Day intramural sports program begun exams, and Luther South closes its doors on its first scho-ol year. Upperclassmen now many clubs Chapel Committee started Sadie Hawkins Day first varsity basketball team P.S.L. competition Christmas service in West Wing Bow Week Star Nite, huge success wrestling .lunior class hayride spring football practice faculty - varsity game .Iunior Banquet exams, and the final year not far off. Here at last work begins on the Shield, our first yearbook first Student Council Luther South in P.S.L. Homecoming, and a charming queen football competition Sopho- more skating party more bows during Bow Week new clubs We Shook the Family Tree , Senior Class Play basketball, a good year new fathers on the faculty Christmas program Shield Week faculty - senior game baseball in P.S.L. parents' nights A Million or More in '54, Completion Campaign banquet at Clearing Club Baccalau commencement exercises at C I reate service a umet and the first graduating class of Luther High School South is now but a lingering memory. I ROBERT MARTIN ANDERS Ox athletic likable basso profundo - Choir 45 Riding Club 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Track 35 Tennis 35 Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 4. DEAN HAROLD ANDERSON Swede good looking leisurely - Riding Club 35 Football 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3. ADA LUCILLE BAHR Ada chic attractive expressive - Choir 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 45 Intra- mural Sports 3, 4. FLORENCE ELIZABETH BANNISTER Florence short hair nice eyes horses. ANDREW PAUL CABLE Andy shutter bug Admiral youth leader - Crossroads photographer 3. ALLAN GEORGE CONRAD Al intelligent leader - Class President 25 Crossroads 2, 35 Student Council 3, 45 Basketball 35 Football 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3. WILLIAM LOUIS ERNEST Willie camera bug cartoonist... happy-go- lucky - Choir 45 Crossroads 3, 45 Art Club 2, 35 Photography Club 4. FLORENCE MARIE FLECK Flo bright likes to argue peaches and cream complexion - Choir 2, 3, 45 Cross- roads 2, 3, 45 Shield 45 Travel Club 35 Drama Club 35 Mission Activities Club 45 G.A.A. 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3. PRISCILLA RUTH FRUENDT Pris petite giggles ioiner - Choir 2, 3, 45 Crossroads 2, 3, 45 Shield 45 Chapel Committee 35 Librarian 35 Art Club 45 Drama Club 35 Riding Club 35 Mission Ac- tivities Club 45 G.A.A. 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3. JANET GEORGIA GAUS Gus-Gus chatterbox magnetic lively - Choir 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Art Club 4 Intramural Sports 2. RUTH MARJORIE GRINING Ruthie twirler whiz bookstore - Choir 45 Cheerleader 3, 4. DOROTHEA CLARE GRUBE ot true friend willing to help domestic - Choir 2, 45 Crossroads 2, 3, 45 Shield 45 Mission Activities Club 45 Art Club 3 MIRIAM ESTHER GUTZWILLER Mir soft voice patient ambitious - Choir 3. 45 Class Treasurer 35 Crossroads 2, 3, 45 Riding Club 35 Drama Club 35 Mission Activities Club 45 G.A.A. 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3. EDWARD WILLIAM HEIDENRICH Heinz short good looking vivacious Choir 45 Class Vice President 25 Class President 35 Student Council 3, 45 B s ketball 25 Football 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3. ALFRED JEROME HELLERT Alfie naturally-curly hair humorous P K Ipastor's kidl - Choir 35 Crossroads 2, 35 Football 3, 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3. PHYLLIS KARIN HOLMES Phyllis artistic fair earrings - Choir 4 Shield 45 Art Club 4. JANICE ANN HORNBURG Jan lovely lots of fun laugh - Class Treasurer 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, lntramural Sports 3. RALPH WALTER KLEIN Ralph brain humorous deadlines - Choir 4, Crossroads 3, 4, Chapel Committee 4, Travel Club 3, Archeology Club 3. EDITH CAROL KOLTERMANN Edie sweet lady-like nimble with a thim- ble - Chair 2, 3, 4, Crossroads 2, 3, 4, Shield 4, Art Club 3, Drama Club 3, Music Club 4, Mission Activities Club 4, Travel Club 3. ROBERT JOHN KUICK Bob altitude plus well-liked manners - Riding Club 3, Basketball 3, 4, Football 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3. DARLENE EDNA LAWRENCE Dar neat...feminine... good taste - G.A.A. 4. NOEL DAVID LEHNER Cap sports... genuine one and only --Class Vice President 4, Letterman's Club 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Sports 2, 3. JEAN WILLA LUNDE Je blushes blondie wide-eyed - Cross- roads 4. GEORGE RICHARD LUX George' conscientious mechanical-minded .. German fiend - Choir 4, Crossroads 3 4, Proiector's Club 3, 4, Basketball 3: Track 3. CAROLE JEAN MAIER Carole lovely intelligent friendly - Choir 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, Crossroads 4, Shield 4, Drama Club 3, G.A.A. 4, In- tramural Sports 2, 3. RICHARD ALBERT MARKS Ram happy-go-lucky real pal big hunk o' man - Letterman's Club 4g Basketball Mgr. 3, Football 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3. RONALD NORMAN MONDSCHEIN Shine hungry tells tall tales clothes - Basketball 3, Football 4. RONALD WILLIAM NIENOW Niens clever rugged confirmed bachelor - Choir 3, Crossroads 3, Student Council 3, President 4, Football 3, 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3. ROLLAND CHARLES NOBIS Nobes bom athlete big tease tall, dark, and handsome - Choir 3, Student Council 4, Letterman's Club 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 45 Football 3, 41 Intramural Sports 2, 3. JACQUELINE ETHELEDA NOJD Jackie complimentary loyal quiet lass - G.A.A. 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3. CYNTHIA MARY ORENT Cindy cute accent newcomer pretty eyes - Choir 45 Art Club 4, Travel Club 45 Mis- sion Activities Club 4. ARDON DANIEL PFNISTER Art gentleman dislikes homework com- fortably unconcerned. RUSSELL HERBERT PIPKORN Russ ladies' man talkative likes to have fun - Choir 3, 45 Crossroads 25 Photo- graphy Club 45 Basketball 25 Football 4. EDWARD KARL POHLAND Ed newcomer serious Rembrandt's pro- tege. SALLY ANN REDMAN Sal happy-go-lucky attractive clothes frank - Choir 2, 3, 45 Crossroads 25 Shield 45 Intramural Sports 3. ARTHUR WILLIAM REED Art handsome shrewd dresser comic - Crossroads 45 Riding Club 35 Drama Club 35 Track 3, 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3. IDROTHY ANN SCHMIDT Dar cute pleasant smile personality plus - Choir 2, 35 Student Council 45 G.A.A. 45 Drama Club 35 Cheerleading 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3. CAROL MARGARET SCHOENBACHER Schaeny fascinating fast talker confused - Cl1oir45Crossroads 2, 35 G.A.A. 45 Riding Club 35 Art Club 35 Intramuralsports 3, 4. ARLENE RENATA SCHWANDT Arlene red hair quick witted enioys life - Choir 2, 35 lntramural Sports 2. CAROLE EILEEN STRATTON Carole practical agreeable quiet charm - Choir 4. WL MARIE CAROL STRAUB Marie relaxes in class woman driver musi- cal - Choir 3, 45 Drama Club 3. NANCY LEILAH STROBEL Nan shy congenial serene - Choir 3, 45 Class treasurer 45 Drama Club 35 Mission Activities Club 45 Librarian 35 Intramural Sports 2, 3. JOAN NANCY TEMPLE Temp Florence Nightingale fun-loving na- ture contagious giggle - Choir 2, 35 G.A.A. 45 Art Club 35 Riding Club 35 In- tramural Sports 2. ALBERTUS HENRY TENTY Al likes to sing thrifty anti-homework - Track 35 Intramural Sports 2. ROBERTA ELSIE TRIEBE Bobbie eager blonde bombshell affectionate - Choir 2, 3, 45 Shield 45 Art Club 3, 45 Drama Club 45 Librarian 2, 3. CHARLES PATRICK VARGO Chuck reserved easy going thinker - In- tramural Sports 2. BRUCE WILLIAM WACHHOLZ Bruce neat talented versatile - Choir 35 Class president 45 Crossroads 3,45 Shield 45 Chapel Committee 35 Drama Club 35 Science Club 45 Letterman's Club 45 Bas- ketball 2, 35 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3. BURDETTE DARRYL WATTERS Bud' cut-up peppy sports-minded - Foot ball 45 Basketball 45 Track 3, 4. CAROLE DALE WENDT Carole amiable late loquacious - Choir 45 Latin Club 45 Drama Club 4. DOROTHY ELLEN WICK Dot honest pretty cordial - Choir 2, 3, 45 lntramural Sports 2. DARLENE MARIE LORETTA WITTHANS Dar willing to help... good-natured reliable - Choir 25 Art Club 3. RUTH ANN WITTMER Ruthie sense of humor imitator easy going - Choir 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3. MARY ANN ZALEWSKI Max sociable camera enthusiast sensi- ble - Choir 25 Crossroads 2, 3, 45 Shield 45 Art Club 35 Intramural Sports 2. BETTY MARION ZENKER Zenlcs beautiful tresses talented actress ... long eyelashes - Class Secretary 45 Stu- dent Council 35 G.A.A. 45 Drama Club 35 Cheerleading 3, 45 Intramural Sports 3. Noel Lehner and Betty Zenker Cutest Couple ,fi Q 'E'f ' X HALL l R - I and Dorothy Schmidt on Mondschein and Da I Rollancl Noblllost P0PUlc' O F Besl Dresselaene Law e 'Ce EN ,Q , Art Reed and Janice Hornburg Bruce Wachholz and Carole Maier Best Looking Most Lilcely to Succeed E ,X ' wt w it Alfred Hellert i Ralph Klein ' Class Cut-up CIGSS wif X sell Q l Bud Watters and Carol Schoenbacher Most Athletic By presenting its class play on November 2l, 1953, the Senior Class added another first in the annuls of Luther South. For the production, the gymnasium-auditorium of Bethel Lutheran Church was rented. As the house- lights dimmed, the curtains opened on the comed , We Shook the Family Tree . Starring in the lead role was Roberta Triegle. In the supporting cast were Bruce Wachholz and ,Ioan Temple as her parents, along with her sister Carole Maier, and brothers George Lux and Bud Watters. Others in the cast were Bill Ernst as the business associate and his family Ruth Wittmer, and Ralph Klein. In other supporting roles were Edith Koltermann, Janet Gaus, and Betty Zenker. Who of the cast will forget the evenings spent at practice under the pa- tient direction of Mrs. Wager? And finally -- the big night! As entertainnent the dramatization was a huge success. Surely it will not be quickly forgotten by those who had the opportunity of participating in this presentation. SENICR CLASS PLAY THE JUNICJR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS L C I' I Grayce Avery 2 I sq 3 I1 I n A Louis Bauer I xl hqu' E I ' Robert Born 'I' WS In f S C'A. S A I :. :kk S I S I. VV fi S S I 1-W W -,Aff in-I ' : - ,- Q , IMA bl 5 S S CS S y C SSSCS C f S I Q in ,,.L I - A ji, VY 1 ,. K XV C,.. ' N i -I 'f .1, -. 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Lloyd Powless Miriam Radtke Joan Rusnalc Nancy Satkus Jerry Smith Robert Walraven Gregg Weidner Joanne Zehme .,,,F,f Wi mgw.i21 .X ww 5 . 3 , wa FA Hi' -e-.-.-..uv N...,f .N ,A Zilla V A1 .-,' Q 45 Www fn--my NM . gg .,p, M ,gg ' ,.,,,yL ,Q 5 Q V1 5 xv NW W-vw-ivhe-r'-M Mr 'S ' ww w. WV Q. mf, iam M' Vwfw A We 5 41 . 4f9,1:::eLnjss.'rZH, , . 'wa-. M2 kia, gxp 5 .sllfisivixg Q X Q, -.ffiiil F 4 W ' V X' In-'E .14 fllllfleff Ziilihxi. XAQNMW KW K K Sew fidxif. 'QYMM .ENE ,YfNL DK O I I Yf , .KM R 1 v 'KW W AI K Top Row: Marie Straub, Ruth Busse, Ken Paeth, Ralph Klein, Bill Ernst, George Lux, Jim Smith, Bob Anders, Louis Bauer, Russ Pipkorn, Don Birkholz, Ed Heidenrich lpres.l, Carol Schoenbacher, Helen Chase. Middle row: Ruth Grining, Dorothy Wick ftreos.l, Sally Redman, Carole Wendt, Judy Buck, Barbara Eichmann, La Verne Larson, Carole Maier, Cynthia Orent, Florence Fleck, Gail Gerling. Bottom row: Priscilla Fruendt lv. pres.l, Dorothea Grube, Joan Gille lsec'y.l, Nancy Strobel, Edith Koltermann, Grayce Avery, Janet Gaus, Phyllis Holmes, Miriam Gutzwiller. A CAPPELLA CHOIR During its two years of existence, the A Cappella Choir performed at various churches, social functions, and in chapel services. ln Music U.S A , a musical presented by all three choirs, they sang patriotic and religious numbers They met during fourth period on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. How well we re member 'Shortnin' Bread , By the Light ofthe Silvery Moon , and A Faith ful Shepherd ls My Lord Mr. Messerli, Director of the Choirs GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, the musical males of Luther South, is in its beginning stages. The group has sung at chapel services, a Completion Fund rally, and in Music U.S.A. T z op ltlodzman Conrad, John Graff, Delbert Krause, Wayne Mulligan, Robert Etherington, William Wagner lv. pres.l, Phillip Schwartz, Martin Behnke, Jay Helstern, Karl Schwartz, Dennis Beck, Darwin Trumpulis. Middle row: Robert Litwitz, Ron Jordon, Roger Samuelson, Ray Rampage, Frank Horton lpres.l, James Kreutzer, Bob Hoffstead, Nick Christoff, Dave Dreitzler, Ron Pepin ftreas.l. Bottom row: Paul Douglas, Ernest White, Dave Trapp, George Behnke, Ronald Stocklose, Earl Lemberger, Jim Chippas, Arthur Bohl, Howard Dehn. .Q 55 I Top row: Judy Anders, Charlotte Burmeister lv.pres.l, Diana Schmidt, Donna Schmidt, Roberta Storey, Lillipn Gamauf, Merilyn Kelter, Ardell Noleen, Lois Ann Moore, Mar aret Roloff, Nanc Soldwicsh, Gloria Lehner ltreasj, Barbara Dawson, Jean Rutz, Carol Speidel, Adenne Perlich, Elaine Vondran, Ruth Born. Second row: Carol Stanis, Joanne Capeti, Jo ce Jordon, Loretta Zimmerman, Genz Yakas, Eliza- beth Reuter, Gwen Kapischke, Ilan Burmeister KpresJ, Sue Jersild, nn Constanzer, Joan Preski, Nancy Zika, Clare Lyth, Alfrieda Leiger, Doris Cornwell. Th' d row: lrNoel Bubolz, Diana Glie e, June Gordon, Jane Young, Rachael Frederking, Myrna Summerfield, Judy Gehle ?sec' J, Nancy Satkus, Phyllis Stuckey, Judy Keim, Sandra Preski, Ethel Seaborn, Marcia Simmons. Bottom row: Joyce Heitner, Gorgene Wille, Gloria Rabey, Carol Mortinson, Sandra Zalewski, Sondra Underiner, Lynn Nicholas, Arlene Ohr, Karen Johnson. The Girl's Choir met first period on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday to prepare their G I R L S C H O R U S voices for singing in chapel, the dedication of St. Poul's Church, Completion Fund rallies, and in o radio broadcast of St. Matthew's Church. Music U.S.A. provided an excellent opportunity to develop their musical talents. Individual lessons were given to all members of the future Luther High School Band B A N D Although the band is yet in its infancy, we look forward to the day when it will be pre- pared to play for school functions. Standing: Mr. Klitzke Cdirectorl, Dennis Beck, Roger Rennie, Mike Ernst, Wayne Mulligan, John Carlson, Darryl Pirok, Leon Johnson. S ated: 8 Gerry Yakas, Joan Hedin, Howard Dehn, Eugene Eggers, Gloria Lehner, Marlys Weary, Joyce Jordon. Standing: Mr. Klitzke llibrarianl, Ruth Born, Judy Lense, Rita Van Curen, Nancy Johnson, Gail Gerling, Virginia Poore. LIBRARY STAFF Virginia Michael, Gerry Yakas, lngrid Theil, Arlene Ditfmann. Standing: Dorothy Schmidt, Ron Pepin, Ann Constanzer, Fred Urbauer, Ken Young, Allan Conrad, Ken Sulzer, Ed Heidenrich, Howard Dehn. Seated: Gloria Griffin, Terry Lantry iv. pres.l, Miss Danzl ladvisorl, Ron Nienow lpres.l, Grayce Avery isec'y.l, Rolland Nobis ltreas.l. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was elected by the student body and met every week to discuss student problems. lt has constantly worked for a better rela- tionship between faculty and student body. This was one of our most im- portant organizations, as it thought up many ways of improving our school life and presented many ingenious ways of raising money for our school. Hall guards kept the between-class traffic in order, and kept students from roaming in the halls during classes. ln order to improve attendance at basketball games, they held score guessing contests with a ball point pen as a prize. A suggestion box was placed in the hall in which students could drop any of their suggestions. Some of the Council's money raising proiects were: selling of Christmas cards, the Curtis Campaign, and the sale of school stationery. When the completion fund drive for our school started with its motto, A Million or More in '54, the Student Council decided that the students could raise that amount lin pennies, that isl. A big vote of thanks goes to our Student Council of i953-l954. 1 Q 1 J' ,.. X , ci ,Mf- Nav Nm can Gsm NX, SHIELD STAFF -Aa-K ,-4 M Art editor: Phyllis Holmes Picture editors: Business managers: Maryann Zalewski and Sally Redman Miriam Gutzwiller and R0l2eI'f0 Tfi0b0 Assistant editor: Priscilla Freundt Literary editors: Typisfsg . Editor: Edith Kolterman Dorothea Grube and Bruce Wachholz Carole Maier and Florence Fleck Eigffiffy ima CRUSSRUAD I I H.. 3 NO. 5 Luther High School S01-lih 87th 5: Kathie FEBRUARY 26. 1954 ' JI fl ff xniord nlOl'S Days amwugn n fl Sl 9 efe . it junior-S' 'ur june Q Sorixig tl' Club UQ 15, its cam- lcxgflia li, est of fsfsuooo. 'clues par- Many of goals. ld on High thn- eh. X lx ill X. Xie 'c 6 5 S t Top row Betty Schneider, Carol Schoenbacher, Art Reed, Bill Ernst lsports editorl, George Lux, Bruce Wachholz, Albert Gutzwiller, Gloria Lehner, Judy Gehle. Middle row: Gail Gerlin , Edith Kaltermann, Rosemary Charkurda, Maryann Zalewski, garole Maier fnews editorl, Grayce Avery, Barbara K Mooney. ' Mayc Bottom row' nt Z1 Miriam Gutzwlller, Joan Galle, Ralph Klein iedltor-In-chlefl, Flor- I-V ence Fleck lassistant editorl, Mr. Denys fadvisorl, Dorothea Grube feature editorl, Priscilla Fruendt. . Q' c Ol CHX' lhis H 50011 lb 35 .Jgy lllilllv iX '-ill-J,--Htfilasf Q+1aw'--- JMX. La wh, --wt t,.i M :W- gv2,wuTIll.iWr , I - ' 1 zlxm. fflixigali iiiifl-'ilii Nm' nl 'ar V it Ui lllsu xmllllgalat-if 5 do ,HH n' Ji Q.: , ' 5 gi ff :swat we swf ft if'-::zwii.1+..-,J U 4. 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IS. ful iliri Pzml R1-xx fc my Winn In f5flldf'llf? URL 217 We Vwlli UU UN' UP 'VFW cuilflzlgratwmz vqluclu vizguliml Il herd his ifunous rider UT my TGUQZLEEY- Y v 4 A A Q ' . . l2ll',li5 urea was lmrficdly vxiiiigfimlii-li in deny lgimw, XVhg1? if0HCl'1PYf Vwfilt SDN li OHV ITF IUUWC ilw Chicago Fire Dvzmrmicut. Thanks 7 w 'icxdh Q uhm H A to their prompt iicricm, zhvrv was nu Dunbar Craffmmx Tuley Review drzmage tm the Lutllvr Qiiznpm. Musicians and disk iockeys Knit one, pearl two Cheese c.'Ha bla usted en Espanol? Artists at work Standing: Terry Lantry, Janet Gaus, Carol Newby, Nancy Van Dera. Seated: Mr. Kautz iadvisori, Ralph Klein. CHAPEL COMMITTEE MUSIC CLUB Standing: The Chapel Committee has been in existence for the past two years. During this time it has established a procedure for better worship in our chapel services through the use of recordings, satisfactory seating arrangements, and ushers. An active organization at Luther, the Music Club has taken numerous field trips this year. They have seen the operas Carmen and Aida , the Chicago Theater ofthe Air , and a Sadler and Well's Ballet. At regular meetings they listened to records of the masters' great works. Their aim has been not only to hear good music, but to study the men and motives behind it. Doris Cornwell, Roberta Storey, Carole Wendt, Gloria Lehner, Ruth Born, Carol Newby, Judy Geh le. Seated: Marcia Simmons, Jane Young, Ron Pepin, Mr. Klitzke iadvisori, Loretta Zimmerman, J oy ce Heitner. egg, 3 .Q is Q A 'Tiff I , iit 1 --. ' :Q ART CLUB A club at Luther that everyone no- ticed, directly or indirectly, was the Art Club. Through its efforts, the halls of the school were adorned with colorful posters depicting our various events. They have taken field trips for sketching purposes, as well as a trip to the Art Institute. During the past year the club also became very exact in the use of water-colors. Standing: Cynthia Orem lPresJ, Charles Wnuk lv. pres.l, Marlys Weary, Judy Lense. Seated: La Verne Wnuk lsec'yJ, Mr. Denys ladvisorl, June Gordon. HANDICRAFT CLUB This club, though small, has under- taken a number of various proiects, most notable of which are knitted scarves that the members have sported. Another proiect brought to mind is that the girls have begun work on a pillow which will be used to furnish the future Student Com- mons Room. Standing: Joan Hedin, Beverly Baie, Nancy Soldwisch, Marilyn Harnisch lpres.i, Billiegail Hubacher. Seated: Miss Carlson, Mrs. Leimer lad- visorsl. Back Row: .lay Helstern, Ralph Klein, George Lux, Norman Ruppert, Mike Ernst, Darwin Trum- pulis. Front Row: Wi lliam Lewrenz, Rand Cornell, Paul Douglas, Mr. Dink- meyer iadvisorl. PROJECTORS CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB :fi 3, wr, Even though all students aren't members of this unique organization, yet almost all profit by its work. It is an important part of the audio- visual department in our school, for the members obtain the films, in addition to showing them to the many classes. The members of the club are also schooled in the mechanism and operation of the motion- picture projector. As the name implies, the members of the club have learned many of the technicalities of picture-taking. With the club's membership as small as it was, the group's activities were mainly confined to the perfectioning of indoor flash photos. Mr.Klitzke, Russ Pipkorn, George Lux, Bill Ernest, Bob Lunaburg, Robert Lit- witz, Walter Murphy, Eu- gene Halterman, Ron Pepin. - Compliments of a Friend Stan Standing: Nancy Strobel, Cynthii Orent, Florence Flecl itreasurerl, Dorothei Grube ipresidentl, Rev Schroeder. Seated: Priscilla Fruendt isecl retaryl, Miriam Gutz willer. M I S S I O N With .the purpose of this club to arouse interest in missions and to do mission work themselves, the members of this club have ve.y well car- A C T I V I Tl E S ried out their purpose. During the Christmas holidays they sang Christ- mas Carols for the bedridden at St. Luke s Hospital. They began and maintained a tract rack at the Evangelical Hospital. Tray mats were C l- U B also made for Hines Hospital. TRAVEL CLUB ding: Nancy Van Dera iv. pres.l, Louise Schodrow isec'yJ, Rita Van Cur- en, Louis Bauer, Bob Lunaburg, Terry Lantry ipres.l, Judy Lense, Ruth Constanzer, Cyn- thia Orent itreas.l. Seated: Gail Gerling, Grayce Avery, Carol Graumann, Mr. Wood iadvisori, La Verne Larson, Joan Gille. All the world's a stage, is a statement Shakespeare once made. To revise a little, the members ofthe travel club could well say, All the city is a stage, and we are actors who walk across it. That is exactly what this club has done, it took a walking tour of Chicago, especially the Loop, near North Side, and the more important office buildings downtown. The group has also gone to Ryan's Woods to examine its geological rock formations, a lecture on the Far East was presented by Mr. Thomas Schramm's brother, Mr. Bill Schramm. This age courtesy of Arthur P. Young, Funeral Dire: 8210 auth Racine Avenue TRiangle 4-80' The main event of the Latin Club this year was the Roman Banquet held on March 23. To this occasion were invited the Latin clubs and classes of Luther North. The efforts of the members were well re- warded, as the evening was a real success. The club, earlier in the year, went to see The Robe and Julius Caesar. The members also made up Latin crossword puzzles which were submitted for publi- cation to Scholastic Magazine. Being our foreign relations agents in the Latin American countries, each constituent of this organization reports on his countries' activi- ties and history at a specified meeting. Thus all members are kept abreast of happenings in the Southern Hemisphere. The club also sold roses on Pan-American Day, with profits going to the penny drive. A iaunt to the Museum of Science and Industry to view a Spanish play depicting Christmas in Spanish-speaking lands concluded the year's activities. LATIN CLUB Standing: Charles Rau, Carole Wendt, Gerald Dumke iv. pros.l, John Carlson, Eu- gene Holterman, Morlys Weary, Marcia Starvel, Ted Gombis lpres.I, In- grid Theil ftreas.l. Seated: Virginia Michael, Joyce Heitner, Carol Newby, Mr s. W a g e r fadvisorl, Wyllis Stark, Gerry Yakas. SPANISH CLUB Standing: LaVerne Larson iv.pres.l, Helen Chase, Ken Sulzer fsec'y.I, Jim Brough, .lack Billings, Dennis Gdcelt, Glo r i a Griffin, Vernon Karris. Seated: Sally Ann Sullivan, Jackie Hucko, Mrs. Hackel fad- visorl, Lois Oehler ftreas.l, Carol Grining, Gail Kamenslcy. Standing: C Eg.. 1' V li Wayne Mulligan, Dave Dreitzler, George Bohnke, Dave Kiehm, Karl Schwartz, Roger Samuel- son, Bruce Wachholz, Robert Etherington, Mar- tin Behnke, Paul Snake, Robert Litwitz, Bill Reich, Ernest White. ated: Paul Douglas, Fred E. Johnson, Frank Krause, PhillipSchwartzlv.pres.i Earl Lemburger lpresj, Jim Wagner ltreas.l, Lo- well Sandersfeldlsec 'y.l SCIENCE CLUB LETTERMEN'S CLUB Top row: Ron Nienow, Frank Spear- man, Ken Young, Bruce Wochholz lsec'y.i, Bob Kuick, Jim Smith, Bob Anders, Al Conrad, Rol- land Nobis lv. pres.l, Louis Bauer, Paul Champion. Middle row: Dave Hahn, Eugene Eg- gers, Ron Mondschein, Ken Vanselow, Fred Ur- bauer ltreas.i, Paul Schonemann, Ken Paeth, Ed Lysen. Bottom row: Ed Heidenrich, Allan Oesterreich, Mr. Schramm lodvisori, Noel Lehner lpres.l, Mr. Dinkmeyer ladvisorl, Bud Watters, Richard Marks, A trip to the Museum of Science and lndustry, along with a visit to a welding school highlighted this year's activities. At regular meetings scientific demonstrations were often held. In addition, members saw numerous filmstrips, all related to some field of science. Some of the more popular were, Styling the Motor Car , Harnessed Lightning , a story of iet aircraft, and Unfinished Rainbow , the story of alu- minum. Coordinator of the group's activities was Mr. Israel, who also served as the club's sponsor and advisor. Although it had a small beginning at Luther, the Lettermen's Club has grown considerably. As the name implies, one must have a maior letter in order to gain admission into the organization. Perhaps the most remembered event this past year was the initiation to which all new members were submitted. If the new members continue the club in the same spirit with which they passed through the initiation,the future of this organization indeed looks bright. W in-. This page courtesg' of Mutual National Bank of Chi: 79th and Halsted t. RAdcliffe 3 l Top row: Louise Shodraw, Lillian Sagorske, Judy Buck, Diana Schmidt, Donna Schmidt. Roberta Storey, Lilas Jaschinsky, Lillian Gamauf, Ardell Noleen, Letty Korbor, Ruth Busse, Bonnie Young, Janice Henning, Barbara Dawson, Ann Constanzer, Charlotte Burmeister, Elaine Vondran, Barbara Eichmann, Nancy Van Dera, Joyce Brown. Second row: Joan Preski, Rosemary Charkurda, Jackie Noid, Joan Temple, Darlene Lawrence, Wilna Niemann, Sue Jersild, Fran Burmeister, Carol Johnson, Joyce Andersen, Judy Anders, Gwen Kapischke, Arlene Militch, Joyce Jordon, Rita Van Curen, Marcia Starvel, Nancy Zika, Barbara Mooney. Third row: Joyce Heitner, Janet Gaus, Janice Hornburg, Dorene Dawson, Florence Fleck, Carol Graumann, Carolyn Stevens, Marylyn Hruby, Carol Stanis, Shirley Krueger, Betty Kalina, Sandy Preski, Arlene Stevens, Carole Zoellick, Nancy Strobel, Judy Gehle, Joyce Bingham, Wyllis Stark. Fourth row: Marilyn Scheffler, Janice Brunke, Marlene Werner, Gloria Griffin ftreasj, Dorothy Schmidt fpres.i, Miss Rodgers fadvisori, Joan Gille fsec'y.i, Joan Naack, Gloria Rabey, Sue Ann Miller. Fifth row: Sandra Zalewski, Sandra Underiner, Kay Lineback,Virginia Peterson, Carol Kraai, Gail Gerling, Dorothy Miller, Judy Keim, Jackie Hucko, Noel Bubolz. Bottom row: Arlene Ohr, Joan Miermeister, Martha Zoellick, Carol Martinsen, Corinne Bonas, Lynn Nicholas, Judy Houren, Priscilla Fruendt, Betty Zenker. Supplying the need for sports among the girls is the G.A.A. They have met this need by furnishing the girls the opportunity of participating in G A A basketball, bowling, and tumbling. Through the winter, bowling and ' ' ' tumbling captured the girls' interest, but with the advent of Spring and warmer weather, they took to the outdoor basketball court. More cor- rectly called the Girls' Athletic Association, it was organized to pro- mote sports and sportsmanship among the feminine portion ofthe school. G. A. A. Top row: Betty Zenker Second row: Bonnie Young, Letty Korbar. Third row: Elaine Vondran, Ardell Noleen, Char- lotte Burmeister. Fourth raw: Judy Buck, Fran Burmeister. Fifth row: Joyce Jordon, Sue Jersild, Joan Temple. Sixth row: Morylyn Hruby, Carol Stanis, Flor- ence Fleck, Nancy Strobel, Judy Keim Seventh row: Jackie Hucko, Jackie Noid, Janice Hornburg, Janet Gaus, Virginia Peterson, Joan Noack, Bottom row: Dorothy Schmidt, Joan Miermeister, Priscilla Fruendt, Joyce Heitner. This page courtesy of Luther High School Guild y fied QLLA-' '. ' it 'X A 7 ,gym , V .U A NF i if 3555555 ilaza m f , r , ,.4, .qw J., f xiii. x X SSM ? 5, fi ,, .-zzz . 4 .::. 4 . -, A g li wxwgif Sw W + xiii xi , ,ww :sz ....' ' ' F . 1' , 9 .N - X N 1: ,J , 1. ME - ' . fs - K QQ X 'w'g Q E k 'Km s - , A' ' Y gg, xg ,A W , ., 0 .K A. Q Q ' Q- 1 in. . N Mm- 1: Q XX Si X Lux Wg LS' E 5 E N- in Mx Q S X' ,,,,.. 'P Q .1 jigs? R sk 1 ,,.,. f '--' N A . - 22 .k Y , ...:...-:.- f . W., - -4 Q, K M M Q 7 K XY My fl.. . wg W Q .Q fi... 6. Y ji?.gf,,kk ..q.zwxg,,f,Kwg,f nw.-W-Q - 'z -A ww my 5 N .. . K5 :gg,j..?Q,k - x f h Q'--33, ' H 1 of' -.fi5.':'3Z .2 f vc' WT T:E'TAETX2.Wsi'. . vs: 5 ' ' A Eff x W . W 9 'Q '5 ,af QL.-P .. ,... -L :S :-.1 . W -L75 f. , f X 4,,..,,.., Q ., +, . .. ,x . .....:,. A I . is . ff NR :'-- .5 W ,S b ,O Q H 4 K g X Zi if A Q s ' 2 fe Mgylg giq E H fi -. k Q MEA gs' .. .., . Q, .::. 1...-x ,, .I .A ..,..,- ,- X... pf. I-K K-.V X, .A QL -.. . A. .. .... .. . .. .. ...A AX .. A x. Y. X. . - ' Q S ' v ' ' . .. 4. Mr Schramm fcoachi Ron Mondschein, Paul Schonemann, Paul Champion, Ken Young, Ron Nlenow Bob Kulck, Bob Anders, AI Conrad, Rolland Nobis, Louis Bauer, Noel Lehner fcapt I Russ Pipkorn, Mr. Hotlen lass't. caachl. Bill Hamann Neal Dawson, Ken Paeth, Bud Watters, Dave Hahn, Richard Marks, Eugene Eggers fmanagerl, Ed Heidenrich, Dave Lehnhardt, Don Martin, Ed Lysen. This year the Private School League witnessed the addition of another school to its ranks: Luther South. Although the Braves were not title contenders, they made a fine showing for their first year on the gridiron. The record which our team showed at the end of the season was two games won, and four games lost in League competition, besides the practice game with Racine Lutheran which the Braves also dropped. Coach Schramm expects that next year the team will do considerably better due to the fact that the boys will have had a bit more experience than they had this year. This page courtesy of Hornburg and Son Funeral Home Standing: Don Martin, Frank Hor- ton, Tom Hedge, Gregg Weidner, Jim Wagner, Ray Gregor, Dave Witt- mer, Vernon Joens, Lyod Powless, Mr. Hotlen fcoachl. Kneeling: Ed Knoll, Nick Christoff, Norman Conrad, Otto Hoffman, Bob Riclrerson, Lowell Sandersfeld. Seated: Albert Gutzwiller, Bill Kreft, Ed Semo lcapt.l, Karl Max, Robert Ether- ington. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL A fresh-soph team was also put into action at Luther this year. Under the coaching of Mr. Hotlen, this team's final record at the end of the season was a bit more enviable than that of the varsity, showing two vic- tories and only one de- feat.A number of players will be lost to the varsity next fall, but it is ex- pected that promising re- cruits will fill the va- cancies. g I 3? wife kk XL. N. x , Y' J r A 'K w. -Q,-X 5 VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: Noel Lehner, Rolland Nobis, Bob Kuick, Jim Smith, Bob Anders, Ken Young, Mr. Dinkmeyel lcoachi. Seated: Bud Watters, Fred Urbauer,Frank Spearman, Dave Hahn, Allan Oester- reich fmanageri. Within the span of two short years, the Braves have risen from obscurity in the Private School League to take their place as one of the best in the League. They were one of its leading contenders for the crown, but had to be satisfied with second place. Under Coach Dinkmeyer's direc- tion, the team has improved tremendously over the past two years. The boys gave evidence of their superior teamwork when they handed a loss to U. High by l point. On the other hand, they reached their low ebb at the Parker game. With a holdover of five players, plus the boys coming up from the fresh- soph, the team should be able to come up as title contenders again next season. r -A . vu if 1 1, , . xg. E A .. l y , Q ' . 4, R 4 Q wiki L . 5 my fi Y xx Y. K if K J A - V N, .s f f . , y .,,. I xg A y S , 'avi DA WB, g Ex, i X W, This page courtesy of Sophomore Homeroom 203, Class of ya. ,QR X: Standing: Mr. Dinkmeyer lcoachi, Norman Conrad, Dave Wittmer, Gregg Weidner, Tom Hedge, Fred Dorn- back, Frank Horton, Ed Knoll lmanagerl. Kneeling: Dennis Beck, Bill Kreft, Ken Sulxer, Don Martin, Ron Jordon. FRESH-SOPH BASKETBALL Not as powerful as their elders, the fresh-soph could manage only to attain a 3-'l7 record. Although they came out on the short end, their games were thrilling, and they were often defeated by the smallest of margins. Most of the boys were new, but with experience comes achieve- ment, so that the returning freshmen, along with incoming players, are looking forward next year to a much better season. f I xv .P s xi X, 6, H 'l , as , X it iff E ' x ,X zz, X , r t. Qi ' fl Q . f fi' ,ni -bn 'qv A ,v- n I X I ima-,. si r Q f Q 2, if QF X tf i EYE? ' ii XX 1 , l , w if 33 ri ,, 1 if .... A X fl: I VQ- A ,.,:,- ,QQ I . f f R ,QM - SCORES Racine 'Todd 'Harvard 'Wheaton 'Luther North 'North Park 'Latin 'Conference Games Harvard Luther North North Park THEY 26 6 28 20 20 0 I4 THEY I3 7 I3 North Park Glenwood Luther North Wheaton Christian Morgan Park 'Wheaton Racine Latin 'Harvard Elgin 'Parker 'Luther North St. Louis Lutheran Principia 'University High North Shore 'North Park 'Latin Glenwood North Shore 'Christian 'Conference Games THEY North Park 54 Glenwood 35 Luther North 52 Wheaton 50 Christian 33 Morgan Park 49 'Wheaton 52 Racine 56 Latin 3l 'Harvard 65 Elgin 34 'Francis Parker 37 'Luther North 48 'University High 40 North Shore 44 'North Park 4l 'Latin 58 Glenwood 26 North Shore 36 'Christian 50 'Conference Ga mes SOFTBALL Although we were not equipped with the neces- sary facilities to outfit a baseball team, nevertheless the students took part throughout the Spring in the various softball teams that were formed. The best play- ers were then selected to represent our school in the few softball games that were scheduled. Next year baseball will be included in the athletic events of our school. Standing: Mr. Dinkmeyer fc oo c hi, Ken Paeth, Ken Young, Allan Conrad, Louis Bauer, Rolland Nobis, Ken Vanselow. Kneeling: Richard Marks, Dave Hahn, Ed Heidenrich, Paul Schonemann. IA R f' s 1 c 'Y ' com M2235 lll::ty48tlnmg:':zt TENNIS The Private School League, for the first time, made up a regular tennis schedule, plus the PSL Tournament. Luther South met all the teams in the League once, in addition to a few practices held on the side. As few of the present players are Seniors, next year's team will be a veteran group. Mr. Dinkmeyer lcoachl, Bruce Wach- holz, Bob Kuick, Jim Smith, Bob Anders, Ted Gombis. TRACK Our track and field men this year participated in quite a number of interschool meets. Al- though no team honors were re- ceived, a number of the boys did very well at the PSL cham- pionship meet, for which they were awarded well-deserved ribbons. Standing: Eugene Eggers, Bud Watters, Har- old McDonough, Bill Kopas, George Lux, Jon Wampler, Terry Lantry, Edgar Pflug, Bill Tuttle, Mr. K Sclnramm fcoachl. n : KTldrrlg0esterreich, Neal Dawson, Ronald.Craver, Warren Godfrey, Ted Hanus. GOLF With only one tournament sched- uled for the year, these boys were not too active in competi- tion with other schools. They did, however, practice regularly at Marquette Park, often com- peting among themselves. Ron Roessler, Edgar Pflug, Allan Conrad, Bob Warthen David Kiehm, Mr. Dinkmeyer lcoachll. Standing: A. Danzel, E. Denys D. Kautz, H. Israel, W Steinberg, R. Dink- meyer, C. Messerli, V. Schroeder, N. Christian Kneeling: A. Wallace, C. Hotlen, R. Sebolt, T. Schramm, E. Wood. Seated: M. Henning, P. Rodgers. The Seniors retaliate. One of the many antics provided by the Faculty. Although they put up o fighting front, the Facul- ty fell victims to the Seniors 46-43. They roused the many spectators, who in turn cheered for the Faculty. QW' XX , vi E X aa M Sl ex ig WL i qw gs wma Q X ggi , X F1 M 1 v ' ff Q Q' .-x, K QQENS2. V Mi X S iff-www, 3 5 .. Q ...wir vwvmnmmwkhv A px MM, 2 A ,XX v f 6 V ,A .six , A, .6 . N iw .rip iw-+f.X -T 3' A L W ,,,W. A aww..-N. .S-ww sfIws1H ks3h's'fQ2X,.,g M 5XSQ..C'.,f.5tAfXfiSfQ3sg,.m?Qt11fT' -1 iyfwf 6, S . I .L ,Q , g RFW X! -. x i FRE H CHEERLEAD SH-SCP ERS Top row: Fran Burmeisfor, Bon nie Young, Elaine Vondran, Noel Bubolz. Bottom row: Joan Miormoisfor, Judy Houren. CHEERLE VARSITY ADERS Dorothy Schmidt, Gloria Griffin, Janet Gaus, Jan- ice Hornburg, B ker. city Zon- This pa o courtos of RED-E-COL George gchoonbaclo D Rofrigoratio r, Pros. 2347 S n oufh Michigan MAROON AND WHITE DAY HOMECOMING Glor ant Dorothy Schmidt Queen Janet Gaus, Atten ia Griffin, Attend dant On October l0, 1953 Homecoming ceremonies were held in the football field. Dorothy Schmidt was crowned queen, and Janet Gaus and Gloria Griffin were her attendants. The eve- ning before,the students participated in a bonfire and snake- dance. Few will forget the foo-foo s, mums, and hot dogs! NTYYQH ,X f .Q 4 - 1- M -v , . 4 - i 4 ' -- .Zf :2:2'.g y Wf w,: A I W ' 4 f. ,A W- ,H -is ASQ' -. K 9593 529 :ai f if f- V to :ff - ,V . -- - 'YW . 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Mrs. John Fleck, Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. John Fleck, Sr. Mr. 8. Nrs. T. Fruendt Mr. 8. Mrs. F. H. Gamauf General Science, Third Period Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles Glines Mr. John J. Grant Mr. 8. Mrs. Clarence Grube Miss Adele Gurgel Mr. 8. Mrs. A. Gutzwiller Miss Ellen Haak Mr. Howard C. Hansen Mr. 8. Mrs. W. A. Heitner Miss Betty Hennig Mr. 8. Mrs. M. Hotfstedt Miss Esther Hornburg Mr. 8. Mrs. E. E. Horton Mr. 8. Mrs. G. S. Jersild Mr. 8. Mrs. A. Kalchbrenner M. 8. Ms. K. J. Keim Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Keller Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward Ketterer Rev. 8. Mrs. George Klein Luther Klopke Family Mr. 8. Mrs. A. Koltermann Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Kopas 8. Family ln Memory of Herman C. Krase Mrs. D. Kreft Mr. 8. Mrs. Fred Krueger Mr. 8. Mrs. A. Kunkes Mrs. Anna Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Lange 8. Leona Carl Lange E. H. Lense Mr. Warren Lewis Library Homeroom, Class of '54 Rev. 8. Mrs. E. F. Lorenz Mr. 8. Nrs. R. Lunaburg Mr. 8. Mrs. A. M. Lux Earl J. Maier Family Mr. 8. Mrs. W. Martensen Mr. 8. Mrs. Herbert Melchert Miss Edna Meyer Mr. 8. Mrs. Glen Mills The S. Mosny Family Elizabeth Luira Mueller Mr. Frederick J. Mundt Mr. 8. Mrs. Chas. Mutterer Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis Muys Nazareth Men's Club Miss Bertha Neumann Mr. 8. Mrs. G. C. Nienow Mr. 8. Mrs. E. Nobis Mr. 8. Mrs. Jacob Noid Mr. R. W. Oesterreich Mr. 8. Mrs. W. H. Oesterreich Mr. 8. Mrs. J. O'Reilly Mr. 8. Mrs. August Orent Mr. 8. Mrs. Leslie Paeth Kenneth 8. Wayne Paeth Mr. 8. Mrs. William J. Pepin Mr. 8. Mrs. Phoenix Mr. 8. Mrs. E. J. Pipkorn Mr. 8. Mrs. A. V. Piquerney Mr. 8. Mrs. A. E. Pohland The Ray Radtke Family Mr. 8. Mrs. David F. Redman Mr. 8. Mrs. F. W. Rehder Mr. 8. Mrs. Harold Samuelson Mr. 8. Mrs. A. Scheffler Mr. 8. Mrs. William Schneider Mr. 8. Mrs. William W. Schomacker Mr. 8. Mrs. Arthur Schwandt Miss Arlene Schwandt Mr. 8. Mrs. Phillip Schwartz Mrs. Leilah Shattuck Mr. 8. Mrs. William Sherman Mr. 8. Mrs. John G. Slifka Mr. 8. Mrs. Erwin Soldwisch Mr. Walter Staschke August, Lillis 8. Ronald Stocklose Mr. 8. Mrs. George Strobel Mr. 8. Mrs. George H. Strobel, J Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward Sulzer Mrs. H. Tamm Mr. 8. Mrs. P. W. Tatge Mrs. G. Tegeler A Friend Mr. 8. Mrs. C. G. Vargo Nr. 8. Mrs. Theodore Voigt Mr. 8. Mrs. O. E. Wochholz Margaret E. Walten Mr. 8. Mrs. William Weidner Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Walz Miss Carole Wendt Nr. 8. Mrs. John Wendt Mr. 8. Mrs. Michiel Wendt Mn 8. Mrs. Walter Wendt Mr. 8. Mrs. Wenzel Mr. 8. Mrs. C. Werner, Sr. Mr. 8. Mrs. C. Werner, Jr. A Friend The Witthans Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Herman Wittmer John 8. Harriet Wittmer Mr. 8. Mrs. G. Zempick Dr. 8. Mrs. Martin F. Ziemer Mr. 8. Mrs. George Zoellick Sig Adler 8. Company Bein's Market, Quality Meats Commercial Sash and Door Company 49l4 South Paulina Concordia Savings 8. Loan Association Esquire Cleaners, Angelo G. Pavlatos 7024 South Western Avenue Foster Park Market 8352 South Ashland Hirsch Quality Meats 7021 South Halsted Street Jim's Superette, Grocery 8. Meats Marks Candy Shop 5943 South Troy Street Max Brothers, Ford Dealers Wilmington, Illinois John Mueller 8. Sons, Choice Meats ll23 West 63rd Street Prudential Insurance Company Representative: Mr. Edward Sulzer Ray's Standard Service Rito's Drive ln Schaller's 9645 South Western Avenue A. T. Stewart Lumber Company H00 East 79th Street Carl Weston, Contractor 8. Builder Chicago Heights, Illinois Wilms Jew'lers 7921 South Ashland Avenue ln three short years we've come to know Our high school as our friend. Our parents, teachers, and classmates, M.. . It Have all attained that end. We didn't know much, that first fall We started in September, But all the days 'tween then 'and now At Luther we'll remember. 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