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

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iff 0 ri : 'x.'1l Ylfcliw ilf igls2f-4' wi I MJ H? .Ui if D fm 1 ,MJ Mr. Leonard Meilahn Religion I Mr. Herbert Laubenstein Religion III Mr. Darrel Kautz Religion II Mr. William Peters Religion IV Rev. Carl Spaude Department Head Religion I RELIGIG IO

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The curriculum at Luther South differs from that of public schools in that religion plays a dominant role. Students participate in weekly chapel services in the gym conducted by guest pastors from various Lutheran churches. A short message is delivered on other days over the public address system. Formal religion courses include instruction in the Old and New Testaments, Church History, and Christian Doctrine. The Meditation Chapel, which is open to students and faculty members at all times,provides a peaceful atmosphere for private worship. Evi- dence of this religious instruction, participation, and appreciation can easily be seen in the students' daily lives. Rev. Elmer Sedory Religion IV Mr. Carl Stedman Religion III Mr. Richard F. Streit Religion II ,at Mr. Donald Wall Mr. Robert 'l'I'LlSllCllll Mr- Carl THylO1' Religion I Religion II Religion III