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

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'11 I I I fi Iulie Threme, Mr. Klitzke tlilurarianl, Iudy Anders, Fran Burrneister, Karen lohnson. Alvina Marek, lvlorietta lrflain, Carol Schultz, Shirley Runge, Sharon Duran, Arlene Hoffman. ludy Ahrendt, Audrey Kiinkas. Marilyn Stanis, loanno Carveti, Indy Goss- Olivia Skvarla, lvlarilyn Miller, row, Evelyn Biederrnan. ludy Koellinrg. WORKROOMS AID LIBRARY EFFICIENCY The new library workroorns and additional facilities have rnade the work of the student librarians an easier task. These qirls work during their study periods at filing cards and books, stamping cards, coverinq books, and helping their fellow students find needed inforrnation. We surely appreciate their kind and considerate attention.

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if 1 Ili W1 YW L Q fs 'tall ? 'A1. AA.,,,kV T my !lll WH . W t -- Assistant editor ludy Gehle, editor Al Ciutzwiller, and feature editor Ruth Born obtain information for a feature article on home arts. News editor Gloria Lehner, sports editor Eugene Eggers, business man, aqer lay lclelstern, and sponsor Mr, Denys discuss layout possibilities for the Crossroads. The student publication of the Crossroads has concluded its fifth year with many accomplishments to its credit. Among them were an improved feature page and more pictures of events. One of the main objectives is to interest and train students in the field of journalism. This experience helps obtain compe- CROSSROADS tent people for senior editorship. The purpose of the paper is to print current news, interesting features, and an informative sport page. Top row: ludy Keini, ludy liauren Gladys Roelvert, Gale 'l're:naine, Fran Burrneister, Marcia Starvel, Ron Roessler, Barbara Dawson, Charlotte Burrneistor, Sire lersild, Iudy Strook, Dorene Dawson, Marilyn Stanis. Middle row: Loretta Zimmerman, loyce Binahain, Claire l.ythe, Marilyn Conrad, Earl Lornlieraei, lmis Oehler, Carol Grrnninfi, Iudy Klaus, Kay Lrneliack, Front row: Lynn Nicholas, Arlene Ohr, Karen lohnson, Sandy Zalew- ski, Virginia Peterson, Adrienne Terfler, lcyce Heitner, loanne Capoti.

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STUDENT coUNclL Roqer Rickard, Charles Ziemer, Gerry Yakas, Dr. ludy Gehle, Gale Tremairie. Pat Egan, Dinkrneyer fsponsorl. Ken Hqmqrm, Sue lersild, Ron Pepin, Adolph Wendlina. Ken Chemeler, Nancy Thieme, Char- lotte Burmeister, Roger Samuelson, Iulie Thieme. HOMECOMING, A MAJOR DUTY OF THE COUNCIL Among the numerous projects that your student council has under- taken this past year are the Homecoming celebration, which was rated as a roaring success, the chapel committee, and the cafeteria council. Another project for the year has been the discussion of a code oi con- duct tor the students. Three council members found the annual student council convention held at Luther North a profitable experience. The accomplishments in the past year are evidence of an active and Work- inq council. 30