Luther Institute - Voyageur Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

 - Class of 1943

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DIVISION ONE 'lr DIVISION TWO: 'A' DIVISION THREE: 'Ir DIVISION FOUR: Q Pre Induction Notice e th ss O rm 0 fou our oers th LUTE J we s wncge have d drca e Q fu m have recogn Zed n 1 s v by cieve op 1 a fn wtiry theme w It e e thin rw mmd hat we sa'ute ou fxhimm rw service 4 W Ei u 0 our Mdem O01 acu ty V u mr t e Salute if Nutshell T e The The The Captains Enlistees Furlough Activities Trainees NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY THREE 21-44444444444444444444444444444444444444444 . . W . 0 da F 5943, xy ,sent t X , W , Q SA , The I943 Aww a eil-eve, Is a aiute to cur boys if se ' 1 we ff e ' t d this yearsook 4 te : we A E +'e'f or hes X i I - ig .if . ltis E? 'F 5 fghts I ' t , 'r ' , ' T ' , 'ha calf, sf ?'f'.,,and5,3, .rj that we salute ou L T' Q lm PM , th f A .Ay if In a ir : h ' edwatzon ,sfxgw , 9' f -, ,A TO OUR SERVICEMEN OF WHOM THESE ARE BUT A FEW' gf I' BVVI P E avi X 'H W L1 1 ,W f 1 W r rf TCH VW N L' f Y U from ff U OL4' fy T TV TT 'Tkfx r I D 0 o O O , . 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V.'Q i Vu 'O1'N, 5, .-,, l' g.:,:'fl keep 'om r' fir Eg' 11, CA by, aj heap ,uf A L Xxx' 2 M , 5 ,- H b 'H r fo be a sold1er's widow +l'1an a ' THOMAS ALDRICH TO THE ARMY do we dedncate dlvlslon one 'kit X f f! N ffm THE Captains I -iw? I w..fQ' Q ' by , ATTENTION! C H SCAER Assnsfanl Prnncupal lnslruclor In English and Relnguon ELSA M BIRKNER Faculfy Secrefary lnslruclor In oerman and Socual Scxence BERTHA L BAILEY lnslruclor he OU R FACU LTY ik 'k ir J C ANDERSON Pruncnpa lnslruclor an Relngson As we proceed on our forward march our 'rhouqhrs abour face and we remember our Caplalns fhose nnsfruclors who have helped mold our ambnhon xnlo realnhes Through fhelr welcome gundance and endless parnence we are able lo sreo rnghlly Info The ranlc and file of lifes column Allhough lhere have been manv addnhons In lhe lacunly lhus year lhese Caprauns have succeeded bolh as a group and as nn dnvnduals nn 'rherr mann purpose lo glve fhe sludenr a baslc L A MENKING A J TARNOSKI HAROLD F WITTE l'l9 VUCl'O V' lrslruc or ln lVla+h Inslrucfor n Mah and Commerc al Depr and S C5 Sclemes Ph src l Scnences and Dnysmca S en e Phvsncal Scnence TG l'WC6l D654 . . . . . ... I I - . , .. . .. . . . .. .. . 1 . . f 1 I s .fs ' ' - o o V l l . 4. ' - - , gn lg ' rl l I, M, L. . , A'l - ., . , .. . 1 , V' l V 5 1 l lf CS f c X. EMMA STEINHAUSER J. W. RICHARD NORMA E. TAMM lnsirucfor in Spanish and LINDEMANN lnsfruclor in English Home Economics lnsfruclor in English and Physical Science eclucalion augmenled wilh Chrislian principles which wil loenelnl him Jrhroughoul lhe years For our inslruclors Jfhen we have reserved ihese lwo pages in order Thai lheir faces mighl no+ become misly in our minds in fhe fulure bul remain indelibe Iusf as 'rheur names are clearly imprinled in our hearls af +hus lime A KuRiNe ir 'A' ir lnsirucior in Lahn and Religion LOIS M. STINSON lnslruclor in English, Spanish, and Social Science VIOLET E THOMAS lnslruclor in Maih RUDOLPH GERALDINE T SCHMITT F A VARRELMAN CLARENCE H ZACHER lnsfrucfor in cnglish Commercial Deparlnnenl' Depl and So ual Science Technical Deparlmerl and Religion 1943 . . . , . . S, l 7 l WALDSCHMIDT lnsirucfor in lhe lnslrucior in Technical Ins+ruc+or in Malh. ard AT EASE' AUXILIARY CORPS Men s Club The mens club was organtzed prtmartly 'or the purpose Cf l udatmg the school debt and helptrtg est bltsh a targer school EDNA BART'-ING H weyer tt also provtdes opportuntttes 'or men to be ome bette a quatnted soctally Thus IS done through programs supp rs and other events all ot mhtch serve te QflmL1l8f tnterest tn Luth r 1 an organt attcn s a de te asset to he schol and dtly r eogntzed by those closely Connected wtth tts pr gress Ottufe Sefretary and Ltbrart rt Ladies Auxiliary The ladtes auxtltary ts a mayor Coe tn the organtzattonal system of Luther Instttute Bern durmg the last depresston thts group ha U n ntly dered ttnanctal ad tn e m lab ratory suppltes and general school equtpmertt Is membershtp ts composed ct loyal trlertds of the school to gether wtth mothers of students and alumnl for tt has become the t t mam r mbershp ct t a er 1 1 ft tax gradu ted Alumnl Association Tms organ: atton Composed C t mer graduates of Lutter to thelr alma mater t r ear ter tramms cetved there Comtng from star P mt so to spe k the mem t thts vtorthy orgamzatton sn x thelr urtdymg loyalty t0 th od sfhool by donatng many ttnartf al el ts tc further the Cause ot Na they always prove vtortl Lut er nstttute t ktrfp the tutur Q thelr or ant n x th the future t hers e er MISSES ALEEN HU-I-H brmg honor to the name ot Luther AND LORENF SCHACHT i t t MR REYNOLD WACNER MRS AUGUST KOENIC MR GERHARDT FREUNDT Prestdent Mens Club Pre tdent Lad: Auxtltary Prestd nt Alumrtt As at 1 ' I O C . , M M . 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W, ww Wfswm 5 53 TO THE NAVY do we deducate IVIDIUII fix: iii W 1 'I ,955 A I J T H E Enlistees ' - Q . -.:.:...1.: - b - ' ...,.,, . . 2 91 s:a'-.?'ZE :'3'fE- ,.:,4:ji1i1f-'Pi-:iii W-:5- 3?55Q5EjI'?.fE5:5f ' .,.,., -aj .gal - 1 ': ,N -5' 1: 1.':1a:':.:f '- ' 4 ., - 1 :iEE:? , i -' W ??M,m- -555:3g5f5- 1:9 i:::s:: :G Q' ,q4Svk's'f.w dI..'..!-.. . .4 li gf. '-r--, -'Q , , A 0 , ma x - ' 5 r x S 11. 1 ' 4 1 , ' :xx-A of! -5 . :- sim ' 1 X i LOG OF MANEUVERS- Hisfory is buf flue unrolled scroll of prophecy. - JAMES GARFIELD S emor C lass of iii' OFFICERS OF COMPANY 43 Presudenf Evelyn OHe Vuce Presudenf Joyce Pafferson Secrefary La Verne Nofflce Treasurer Roberf Pueper Basuc Traunung beguns wuffu corps of I33 Bug Susfers Class Offucers Kenneflw Koenug pres Roberf Barref vuce pres Paul Bruenung secy VVarren Taupe freas Foofball af Sfagg fueld l-lalowe en gr en bows and Pug un flue Parlor Clurusfma carolung un halls Semesfer grades vua maul Ruce and Mr Galul Nafalue Joy Wuffe Class Offucers Do oflny Asclw pres Esfluer Sfreger vuce pres Paul Bruenung secy Warren laube freas Sprung us l-le e Cvarluc uncense and second peruod sfudy Lady of flue Lalce prouecfs Fursf Luflwer slcafung parfy af Parlc Casuno Esffuer Sfreger lvlay Queen l-lulcung un 'lluafcluer XNoods We passedlll Sepfember Reveulle School alreaof77 New unsfrucfors Mr Waldsclumudf Dr Kurung Scluulfz fwuns uoun flue ranlcs Class Orfucers Norman Plaffu pres Paul Brue nung secy Evelyn Offe freas Leade s un Curfus campaugn Slcafung af Cragun Herbue Ness capfaun of Ponues Lous Groflunfuan wuns sluorf sfory confesf Cvlorua un Excelsus Class Offucers Warren Tamb pes Esfluer Sclfulfz secy l-lerberf Ness freas Alarm coclcs un zoology Blue and Gold All Arnerucan a lvlase lvlay Kung Words and lvlusuc l-l kung af Camp Bemus on land and sea lm nexf on ffue foboggan slude Funals and anoflwer year gonel Marcluung along as upp r classrnen alfuenfu We we come Mr Peferson baclc lvlod sfad leaves Class Cffuce s Joyce Pafferson pres Dorofluy lvlesaros vuce pres Eve lyn Offe secy Doro lfy Paraduse freas lalarvesf parfy Besf one we ever gave Lusfy cfue rlead ng by June and Paul Exoansuon p ogram beguns Defense Fru ay Claslw day Luffuer rnerrnauds swumrnung exluubufuon lvlulwaulcee bound on ffue Cluuppewa Class Offucers Paul Bruenurg pres George Eclcensfaer vuce pres Elda Elberf secy Beffy Scluulfz freas Mr Galul leaves Mr lvlufclruell as sumes durecfuon of glee club Sfaff selecfuons ano NVendland new edufor l-l S04 plus La Vernes dress equals luolesl Co clruamps un baskefball Packed luke sar 0 I . . 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' ' u . ., , ., , .... . . - ... u 3 , . .. . 1943 111 Retrospect 'A' ir 'A' COMPANY IDEALS Class Co'ors Emerald Green and Silver Class Flower Wh,fe Camelha Class MoHo To S+rlve To Seek To Fund and No'I' To Yield dunes al Arcaclla Mr Tarnosku s moynes al Gpen l-louse Always Tell lhe Trulh Kullens 'mo lo Naperville Tea al U ol C l-like Mr Wllle guzzles pop Broom shck shorls and Field Day Ask lhe Professor l-luslle and buslle lor Junior Sensor Banquel Washable Annual covers Exams' Sensors ar lasll Clear fhe cl cks here we come' Senuo sl Slx new Tacully members Luecke back buf l-lardlke Elaune Dau and Roberla gone Class Offucers Roberl Radclalz pres l-loward Kraegel vnce pres ldabelle Pyrllz secy Roberr Pleper rreas Mrs Lemln gers home cookln al a Sensor Table A r rand drills We mourn Mr Barley passang Eckenslaler replaces Bruenrng as Sludem Manager Beal Lakevnewl w dood ll Case Moody Lulher de eals Alumnu 27 24 War Slamp Books Mnwaukee Lulher game and The Lnllle Brown Jug Sus Sub Deb Chrwslmas Parry Class Ofhcers Eveyn Olle pres Joyce Pallerson vnce pres La Ve ne Nollke ecy Roberl Pneper 'rreas Baggage car lrnp Tom Norlh Shore Skahng a+ Rol e owl Mr Scaer xoanslon Dureclor welcome Mr Llndemann Splash parly Fave boys reglsler for drafl Koenlg voled mosl valuable player Scho arshup exams al Unlverslly Army Nav, Tesls May Isl sludenls work and no play Typlng room reno yous Ablgaul offers compehhon Tor La Verne s Terry Lee Fueld Day rarnecl ou Jerry of Jerlcho Roao Graduahon lngs Baccalaureafe a+ l-lope N ghr ol nlghls Banque? 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LIEUTENANTS Dorofhy Asch Dolly us sweel loly and lovable She always raled hugh In scholarship frlendl ness and sms es He en Bleler Helen was always frrendly gracious and well lnked by everyone who knew her among lhe fursl len loo Marlon Bloedel Marlon knew more pun and corny remarks lhan any one else Famous for keep :ng lhe Wrngley company In ouslness Dorolhea Borchers Do y IS like a brnghl Ill lle farecracker always ready lo go off Prelly perl and PQPPY Beala Buerger Capable and helpful she was called Bea Offs and a hosl of olher nicknames Her charmzng personalnly made her everyone s friend Marlon Cardin Happy go lucky bul quick lo undersland she has proved lo be a cheerful classmale and valuable friend Keep smnlnng Marlon Roberl Clausen All year long we kldded Bob aboul has slalus quo IW belle, for he's one of lhe group lo enler lhe servnce lmmedlalely ll looks as ef lhe army wall gaun a good baseball player Wulbur Behnke Wilbur s oulsfandnng lral as hrs srnceruly l-le works hard and lrues lo make good In whalever he does lrene Burr Allhough she dldnl ay much she was an apprecna luve audlence for any lok And no maller how sllly ll was she would gnve a bg cheery smile Bermce Boehne Happy go lucky and why worry Thus lnvely llascan rs bound lo come lhrough smll n Paul Bruenmg Alhlelncally scholasllcally and socually speakung Paul ns lops He played forward on lhe baskelball leam hes al lhe fronl IH lhe class room and on lhe social fneld Ollo Bulman Ollo wlll never have lo worry aboul breaklng any speed laws al leasl nol on lhe baseball faeld The leam exlends lhanks for lhe lax: service Gerlrude Chaverual G C could lalk fasler lhan any sensor and wnlhoul her lwo cenls worlh h lory was never quule com pele June Dahms Blushed beaulrfullyl June was one person who never fell lhe halrpnn shorlage be cause of her nalural curly hanr Elsie Drusch A hard worknng TypusT w:Th Twnnklxng eyes and a mery smne for everyone Wnlllam Eggers l-las moTTo as Theres a Tme for work and a Tnme for play BuT he managed To frnd plenTy of Tlme for play Mildred Elchmann The gurl wuTh The dreamy eyes BUT wrTh her frnendlu ness and engagung smule Those dreams wall surely come True Werner Glermg Werners ouTsTandung mu slcal abll:Ty made hum a dns Tungunshed member of The class We cerTalnly massed hrs cooperahve naTure afTer he lefT for college Loss Grofhman In her dual personalufy snncerlfy and hugh deals were combnned wuTh unex pecfed bursTs of umpeTuosnTy Shell make a wonderful nurse Paul Haeduke Full of pranks and hanc some Bud was popular among has many frnends Therese Harkness A cheerful InTTle miss from way ouT SouTh whnch gave her The excluslve rnghT of leaving clvrcs early every day And well remember Those long black brands she used To wear George Ecl:ensTaler T e SporTs Deck h sTudenT managers 'ob and h allaround personaluTy have made George one of The mosT popular fellows of he class EThel EhlerT NVe always know ThaT Efhel was absenT If The room was qulef AnoTher blushing beauTy Elda Elberi' Sweef lndusfruous and a fun lovmg as The nexT one Elda cerfannly wall be a suc cess In anyTh:ng Shes The commercial s T u d e n T wnTn academic :deals Leonard Glensner LnTTle Len was e 1 g hT y pounds of dynamnTe Th e mvdgeT of The class buT one who could raise nouse as well as anyone Joy Gueberi' Joy s sunny dlsposlfnon reflecfed In her qunck smvle easily made many friends for er Ada Hallmann Unassumung q er and quick wnTh The gnggles Ada was liked by all who knew er Irene Hausermann Chnef salesman for her faThers florssT shop She sod nof only flowers buf also herself To The class 1943 LIEUTENANTS Orville Helland Orville was easy To geT along wiTh and well liked by everyone He s one oT Those Technicals who usua ly goT his way Lois lhde Her sparkling originaliTy Tound expression noT only on The Blue and Gold TeaTure page buT in The classroom as well She sTands high among us scholasTically and physi ca y Henry KaTiTz Henry usually wasn T heard oT much in class buT ouTsid o class7 JusT look Tor a bunch oT Techs Lenore Kleper AnoTher dependable Typ isT Tor The Blue and Gold Lenore seemed To qualiTy a oT :cial loke TesTer in The classroom KenneTh Koenig AnoTher TuTure genera' Ken was our popular baskeT ball capTain. When he isnT wise-cracking he s cracking gum. And how we Il remem- ber Those blushesl Ulrich KorTh Ulrich joined The class 'n is lasT year, IT we ha n seen him we would noT have known he was in class. Calvm Krause ConscienTious where sTud- ies were concerned, buT no deadbeaT when iT came To having Tun. Calvin was pop- ular wiTh sTudenTs and Teach' ers alike. Lois Henneman Hey Henny know any good 1okes7 was an expres sion well known To commer cials NVonder :T she was The ob1ecT oT Those pracTical o es Lorraine Jaehnke AnoTher Tun loving girl oT The commercials even Thougn we seldom heard her in The class discussions Eleanor Kennmg Tiny quIeT llTTle miTe buT did she geT around' Truly a crediT To The commercial de parTmenT Ralph Knaak Ralphs aT home on The baskeTball Tloor and in The classroom He may seem easy going buT don T Try To arouse his Temper Arlene Koppd' Even in her gayesT mo menTs Arlene seemed quieT because oT her soTT low voice. Serious or gay she was a True Triend. Howard Kraegel ThaT knowing grin had a way oT making people agree wheTher They were convinced or noT. Howard is noT only a super sTudenT buT also a swell Tellow. Carl Krause CleaTs on his heels and a grin on his Tace were Two TeaTures naTurally associaTed wiTh him. Nice work in The ope'eTTa, Carl. George Krause Harumphl George us ln formafuon Please Junuor Well unformed and well read he revels In research works and In opporfumfues of learn n Marilyn Luebs A consclenfnous quuef hard worker lhafs Marilyn Ada and she are fasf friends for where one rs fhere shall fhe ofher be Lucrlle Lusihoff Because shes fhe proud possessor of a very confa guous gnggle and a pleasanf personalufy L will make friends wherever she goes Lucllle Melferf Smale smrle smile' One of Mr Menkungs charm puplls Dorofhy Mesaros Blonde ly beauflful buf nof dumb Doffle IS always gra clous and charming Shes vlvaclous and full of fun buf nndusfruous and serious foo Ellen Mobes Ellen was lhe gal who dndnf wanf fo be remem bered as a sweel' young fhung Now how could we gel' +ha+ Impression' Heberf Ness Well remember hum for has perpefual grin q u I c k comebacks and swell bas kefball playnng Herbs nafu ral ways are bound lo make hmm frlends Dorofhy Krlnker If you hear a queer gug youll know Dofaes around Luvely and full of smnles she spreads sunshnne exerywhere George Luecke Luecke s amusung frankness was fhe reason fo many a classroom laugh and w I cause hum fo be remembered by all ulmer Marquarclf If you gef a word ouf of hum you re lucky Buf wlfh has conscuenluousness and de fermunahon he ll always be a credlf fo Lufher Evelyn Mellor Evne came Info fhe class hnsfory nn nfs rumor year A welcome addufuon In every respecl Rnchard Muessler Suncere and congenual was fhus fellow from Addison He was unferesfed In fhe prac fncal srde of everyfhlng Annemary Moll One of fhe mosf faalhful Blue and Gold fypusfs and a consclenflous s 'r u d e n 'r Annemary recenves our ur annmous vofe of lhanks and wnshes for success Eumce Nesfel Small in slafure but greal' nn deeds makes Eumce loked by all l-ler excellenf vlolln work IH fhe orchesfra wnll ong be remembered 1943 LIEUTENANTS Erna Nlko Frnendly 1nTellngenT and very ThoughTTul was Erna S-Tull waTer runs deep Evelyn OTTe l-ler leadershrp scholar hup nd wnT endeared Evue To all oT her classma es among whom she raTes hugh Joyce PaTTerson PersonallTy plus' beauTy brains and vnTaluTy only be gun To descrnbe Joyce O The baskeTball Tloor shes a whuz kid rn class she s a qunz krd You can always counT on Joyce DeLorls Plehl Pu lleeze spell :T DeLorns' Tun and pep We especially like her work as one Third of LuThers popular Trlo Norman PlaTh No maTTer how many cues play has Norman w learn Them When :T cam To bowlang he had plenTy on The ball ldabelle PynTz PeTnTe vlvacvous and Tun lovung FIT: was The TeaTure aTTracTnon nn many groups Ray RaTalczak Ray s unTeresT In The CoasT Guard was The subIecT Tor many a confab l-hs person alnTy us unqueshonable and should cerTannly help hum In has career wnTh The CG La Verne Notfke Theres never a dull mo menT when La Verne s around We II never TorgeT her per pexed look nor would she leT us TorgeT her horse Terry ee DoroThy Paradlse Because DoT was Tickle vnvaclous and clever every one was always sure To know when she was 1n The class room Anne Pelvkan ValedlcToruan news ed1Tor debafer Annie parTscm paTed nn every school achvn Ty from dramaTncs To baskeT ball Ready w1Th wnsecracks and brlghT remarks she wall always be The cenTer of Tun Money wnzard oT The sensor class Bob usually concealed hrs real purpose wlTh a bash Tul blush Raymond Prolahn Ray goT a laugh ouT of anyone s m1sTakes even hns own WnTh has sense of hu mor and wxnmng smile hes bound To go places RoberT RaddaTz Bob s monoTone vorce was has Trademark l-hs poslhon on The Blue and Gold sTaTT and leadershup ID class achv Tues made hum a leadnng LuTher1Te RolaerT Rlber Well known around The commercual d e p a rT menT Bobs eyes could express a much as hrs Tongue . g L . , + I A y ' ' , n . . . You'll always Tind her Tull ol Roberf Peiper a , Ili . . -Q . Eleanor Rodenbosfel EI was lnlellogence and sun ceru+y rolled Info one She s bound 'ro be successful un anyfhung she allempfs Roberf Romadlra Bobs a card combunarnor of lolcer and ace' Hrs pranks gave us a laugh 'reachers a headache Bur hes always sn 'rheur hurling for Jrhe old home leam Esfher Sachfleben A comblnahon ol beauly and brains Eslher was a real worlcer even Though she was qusef and reserved Herberl Schoenbeclr Always friendly handsome Herby made friends easily and was well lulced by all Loss Schenlaerf Lo was qunel' gracious and a good sludenl N ma'r+er how busy she w always wnllnng To help when needed Esfher Schul'I'z Benng allrachve and lovua Eslher had a lcnaclc for malq :ng enduring Trnendshrps LaVern Snelaff l.aVern s eyes were as gay as her laughfer She could lalce a lolce as well as fell one Wafer Rogner Alfhough no+ able To an swer every queshon Wally wal be remembered by has one answer a day slogan Really a swell commercial Roberf Ruh Bob pride and 'oy of The Jehovah pm boys lcepl' The Commercials buzzing wnlh hrs prachcal pranlcs Clarence Schoenbeck Clarence was a quael shy fel ow who should succeed well as an academlc com mercralnsf Dons Schech Doris was qunef buf san cere and rhus she was wel come wherever she wenf Elnzabeih Schuliz There s no one more ready lo smile nor anyone wed ralher see smrle Beauly branns and Belly are syn onymous Waller Schweblxe Known as fhe salche kd UIGT unassuming bur always dependable Theodore Sohn Teddy would always be found behind fhe fun ollen wnrh hrs camera as he en loyed snappnng groups T 1943 vnchms LIEUTENANTS Lorraine S+orz Idenlilied by her nickname Buzz for her ever buzzing longue and by dizzy ln gers which she plays so well in her 'rypical lively fashion Rufh Sfreger Ru ie is a care ee lalkahve lass who always has somelhing To say Well re member her as The our' who looks so unlike her lwm slsler Clarence Swirmiclras This lad found pleasure in involving you in an argumenl and before you knew if you were convinced Thar he was righl John Von Bergen His brighf smile and abil: 'ry 'ro do many 'rhings well made John rank high bolh scholashcally and wilh fh classmales June Wehri' No 'ob was loo greal or loo insignilicanl for June. NlVhalever she allempled had her whole hearr behind il. Harvey Wenzel This impish pranksler ollen drove The Soulhsiders 'ro Concordia before gas ralion- ing. His amiable personalily was a delinile assel. 1943 Esfher Sfreger The blond hall of a plea san? double exposure Whal s more Eslher has lhe person alily a nd infelligence +o make her life a success Wal+er Sireii Wally comes from a long line of Lulheriles all Tue blue and gold You could always Turn lo him when in need Warren Taube Sam was an all around good fellow popular wilh his classmales and is sure lo make 'rhe high lump +0 suc cess Henry Weinhold Han is a fellow infer esled in lhe Coasl Guard l-les usually qulel and be lieves lhal aclions speak louder fhan words Roberi' Wendland Bob showed his leadership bolh as a sludenl and ., ediror. Bur being one ol The busiesl seniors didnf keep him 'From parricipaling in many a praclical ioke. Gadys Zeschke She could easily be callea 'Giggles for she found a sunny side lo every sifualion. Richard Zul+ner His beaulilul smile and wonderful personalify were Richie's besf assefs. More remarkable is his wave pom- padour, which rales a close second. CAUGHT ON THE SPUR Thank God. I - I also - am an American! - DANI GRADUATES 1953 That what wrll come and must come shall come well EDWIN ARNOI D Company 43 Looks Bob Clausen Bee Boehne Elda Elbert l Carl Krause Eleanor Rodenbostel Schwebke 1 Walt Rogner Stre ers Schultzs Ralph Knaak o Henry Kaflll C-co Luccke P ath Duck Zultner George Krause Paul Bruenmg Kraegel Dcrusl Schech Lenore Kleper Schoenb ck Schoenbeck Dorothy Paradise Ray Ratalczak Werner Clcrrng Dot Borc ers Teddy Sohn Lll Duck Mlessler Marky Marquardt Wally a Prolahn Romadka Clarence Swrrmlckas Wendland Mrllre Elchm Irene Hausermann an Evne Mellor E Kennrng nhcld Wenzel l Esther Sachtlcben Marlon Cardrn Rutz Raddatz . . rl . 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' , , 'V i A ' ' 3, ' ' P 'P ' eff- le 'l V Ellen Mobes, Dot Krinker, 1 Ethel Ehlert, ' - Qi , ' Q 'V ' f L 1 ' l' surffcit' SERGEANTS- ,Cu .bs -W Left to right lfirst rcwl: C. lunge, R. Chaveriat, Klopke, Cabel, Bosse, Ruth Knaak, Kaste, Buettner, iechert, Beiers, Koselleckg lsecond rowlz Rechtermann, H. Schroeder, Schalk, W. Pahr, R. lunge, ,V oight, Schaeffer, Kno-p, Eggert, Hempelg lthird rowlz Hoffmann, Schwandt, Koeppen, Kwirant, Schuller, Riedel, Breihang 'fourth rowl: Kehe, Kurth, Holland, Puder, Brower, johns, johnsen, F. Crothman: X lfifth rowl: Kuk, E. Meyer, Paradies, W. Meyer, Ruetschi, Landrebe. X Missing: Layton and Fleiner. - ,J u u Left to right fflrst rcwl Tegeler Clmagllo Bogda Rctermund Hampe lsracl A Krause I lannusch Cotch Lutz Golke Martens Selbert 'sc ond rowl Vogel Lempke Pollex Welm jenkins Noftz Haupt Diebold Krueger Crcutz Tamm Vcudry Markus Lenmer Kolter lthlrd row' Poggendorf Mahler C Pyrltz Fllesser E Chaverlat Schreiber Rlnne Suegardt Moos Uldl Pfotenhauer Wendelln D hl lfo.1 th rcwl R Schroeder Hoppensteadt W lannusch Hecht Irsch Sllbernagel Untch Cattler Mnssmg Baumgarten and Krecker l-hqhest non fofnnfns foned orfvcers rn the scnoo are e serq ents STAFF SERGEANTS ou lunnors To you fals the responsm wlty of tolcfng the pace o s Donald Johr the senaors who are enxnously awerhng therr cornrnlssnon l-low quwclcly V Pres Ralph Schroede tnws has happened only you can reauze Upon graduaton we eave Secy Luculle Teqeler tfns school tts standards and Ms rnuny tradrhons or you to uphold Trees Werne Schwaror As heutenants we are cgonfldent that you as serq ants wr r ce-we lhls responsubrllty whole-hee tedly le : 'r 2 . . , . . , , ' . , I , -, ,r 'Q' ' . , , 'n ye : -y ' ' , l lol ' . Q F Pre. . ,rs ,. ,. . . r- ' l l Q ' . I - 1 , ,, r nl . , y 3 y 1 .W 9 . . Steprpirwg out of the ranlc of privates into that of corporals are the CORPORALS OF sophomores, who have now completed two years of high school at THE GUARD: Luther. You have proved yourselves worthy of a promotion: at the Pres. , ., .Carlton lhde start of next year you shall have merited that position as well as a V. Pres. ,Fred Stortz much greater resoonsibility. Secy. ,,V, Y,,, E lsie Peters Trees. Gloria Hahn Left to right 'first rcwlz Luehring. Faust, Anderson, Cubitz, Kruse, Mack, leschke, Bintz, Haag, Karris, Gunther, Langer1 'second rowlz Fritz, Lembke, Behnke, Guebert, lohnson, Henschel, Hager, Dcnham, Hielmeseth, Halter, Karner, Lahm: 'third rowl: Hoffman, Kroeger, Garbe, Cresens, Brocker, Krickhuhn. Crimpe, Husemann: 'fourth rowl: Hahn, Anderson, Bruske, Dcnisch, Klem, Flad, Borowski, lhde, Koppit, Huckstadt, Grote, Hardtkeg 'fifth rowlz Ehlers, Klotz, Huber, Behnken, Hallman, Denys, Lacy, Kussrath, Barg, Hasenjaeger. Missing: Hass, Hodges, and Korf. l Left tc right 'first row' Temple Schroeder Young Zeschke Rcwaldt Ulrichscn Raymond: Plttelkau Riegel Peters Noltin Ranzan 'second row' Sado Otto McCutcheon Sotiros Stemhauser Staudt Pyritz Mahlke Mase Smith Poschenreltcr Neteland C Zimmermann Stclter 'third row' Schrandolf Schoenbcck Rathman Oswald Mack Mlessler Splltgerber Parmley Mahlke Shaw 'fifth rowl Strelf N Stret Schranz Schmcrsrng Schrewe Wismer Richard Schlueter R Streit Plate Missing Muller Newman Panos Patrlno Roehrich and Weber CORPORALS i l l i Raasch, Ritter, Teske, Stortz, Nordmeyer. Roth, Peterson, Piornackg 'fourth rowl: Schwartz, Schmidt, PRIVATES- Left to right 'first rowlz Eichhorn, Cielow, Carlson, Devine, Koseck, Korth, Lohrentz, Stroschein, Pyritz, Radatz, Totzke, Wittmer, P. Pollex, Roehrichg 'second rowl: Straub, Leonard, Peugh, Paulick, Coldenstern, Kruegcr, Bauer, I. Pahr, Creising, Willer, Schech, Smith, Puls, Schlueter, Swanson, Hunter, Drechselq 'third fowl: Haedike, Austerlade, Van Dyke, Weyer, V, Zimmermann, Coos, Little Wendt Timmermanng 'fourth rowl: Bonner, Nelson, Kubes, W, Cresens, Thies, Cuebert, Bergmann, Thilly, Lange, Miller, Cehrke, Feuerstein, Seekamp, Penno, Moentmanng 'fifth rowl: Schwartz, Frey, Rcschke Hitzeroth, Hellstrand, Schwartz, Cmunt, Busch, Gapinske, Olson, Voss. Missing: Buerger. - Lcf to right 'first row' Sorensen C Krueger Pegarsch Memcke Mecklenberg Carlson Malz Nowosad Zelnzlnger Karzel Ledm Kiekow Zlebarth 'second row' Petersen I Buyers Krinker .merer uunuiacn rx ionns riucksraat Stahlecker beiseman Strunck Thier Zimmermann Shoemaker Parker Renn Frlcke Hogcr L Hoppe 'third row' Crerlmg Melsgeier Klrnbauer Buehl Dahmer Greenfield Zimmermann Limberg Schoenbeck 'fourth row' Runnlon Eifrlg Wolf Rhode Gray Schcneman R Krueger Borchardt Kohn Schroeder Steinhauser Streger Bcrske Wiedbusch R Bauer Garcia 'fifth row' R Buyers Strand Pcuffer Kcff Plato Humphrey Samuel Knoll Robinson Hackman Schelbert Missing Bonke and DeLong Freshmen permif us lo efer fo you as pfwafef 1 y a y PRIVATES Q P .J if' of+ also e f use even Lu' er a 0 FIRST CLASS S LL LCC L C acre f eo e f reeg-Q c frwg arf of L. B ear are 'wer sch ,ear rec ro Q S J e r. ,Ll rl n 1 n in - .l. . i. - .- V - - i - - l I l l , ' - f A r , r , f r , , cr en, fear 'CEU WC wefe fd V fin l L 'wc +P' -Q . of S fs 51+ 5 n ', , : i4 C'2 Ve' me have eovefeiz Sfeeci r if ,Cer life' wear cf work. PGS. , Jceesf PGP' VCJ' gee' C: 5'fa'o? g 'fe 'ew ci ccfscfe noi new CW' suzcewfuly V, Pres. Jmbr 956 ,Skov X C'C3e.ll ' '? 'ma 's e -3 for SECLJT fha' rev 'S We if Seiya Bwj, 5 - ' 'N , cc w , T 'f. Ha ef l -','9 T-.. '32 pi we gg, W5 fee? mag TO THE MARINES do we dedlcate dlvlslon three tit x bmw Q'J?i, Ol Xxx G THE Rnghf ihaf will do for 'Phe Marmes BYRON ' ' I V ,, 1 t fr 1. . 1 -3 , .. , . . . f 1 . - ,T T N, . . 1- U .e - I, . -. . A 11 2 '-5 .. ' ., ' faagfsiij '- 'i12a:1:1i'ff9 If-+P . X g ufji' if f .. ' 5 I la n X -- H U ,...if Q ' 1' - 'O g , ., 1 4 5' , , O - ' - I V I .. Y 1 O' V 'lllp ORCH ESTRAR IANS Orchestra ln lhe held ol nnslrurnenlal muslc lhe orches'ra oller lo lhe ludenl opporlunll e lor cullural relrnemerl as well as genuine recrea :on Thls group racllces under lhe leadershro ol Mr A J Tarnoslcu whose mleresl ln music as well as ln lhe lndlvrdual make has Thursday allernoon ehearsals perloos of lhe ulmosl pleasure lhe pall paved by lhus organuzahon In sludenl galherungs wlll nol soon be lor gollen especially :ls vigorous renduhon ol palruohc songs ln lhe deducahon prog am 1or lhe Lulher service llag In our vnsron of an expanded Lufher Inshrule we also vwew an expanded oeoarl menl of music wvlh an orchesl a considerably larger Than our presenl 'k 'k 'A' Drama Club Blrds ol a Fealher ns lhe lhrce acl omeoy vvllh wh ch he drama club c IVTWGXEZI club p esenled T s farce before +vvo enrhusuashc audlen e Fo lhe larsl TIFTWG n The hlslory ol lhe group boys parhclpaled ID lhe play ard onlrnbuled grealy 'lo The succe s of lhe produchon The laroe rnl ed cas? gav h rnaloruly of lhe rrvennbers an orpo lunuly lo pcrlornn Graceful and nalural ac lng cooed +o lhe rarud enfwoo wlln whlch lhe plol moved lhroughoul lhe enhre hre ac s Tnls corneoy paralleled sce e ln nc every day l o an average lamly . . l l I ' ' 4 . s 3 - 'l C - ' V J' . I , P l - - ' r ' 1 . . A . . , , . . r . . Q . . g , . J Y C ,N - 3 4 l a successlul season of worlc. Under lhe direcllon of Mrs. Lucille Miller Koeplfe 'he ' r h7 '. ' ' ' c s. c , ' lf ' s Q ' . r . 'x e f. e U l 1 ' D . l l 'l - ' - ' L ' 1 ' ' ' 4 D I 1 .f l X .1 T , ' l l n 5 ' L Q , ll e l 5 . H1 nfl! 0, 1,','Nl5'2 ll-9 ,I I' ,A K, 'x- A .J-'Wa ., 1 ,lg ,, f l I Left to right lseatedlz Denys. Hallman, Meyer. johns, Celirke. D ine. Novcsad, Ziebarthg lstandinglr Mr. Tarncski ldirectorl, Stelrer, lohnsen, Sattler, Helland, Samuc, Miessler, Elbert, Scheibert, Plate, Nestel. Left to right lflrst rowl Peters Plttelkau Thrlly johns Faust Meyer lsecond row Klotz Karzel lchnsen Novosad Rregel Wolf Bauer DRAMATISTS My Egfr l is CHORISTERS- Left to rlght lfrrst rowl Selbert Kolter Vogel Martens Young Hoffmann lohns Gunther Husemann Otto Tegeler Bogda Peters lsecond rowl Temple Schroeder McCutcheon Clrnagllo Larger Ieske Haag Thnlly Curtls Behnken Knop Bruske Faust Rlegel Krueger Paradise Gnermg laccompanlstl Mr Mitchell ldnrectorl lthurd row! Borchers Asch L Crothman Muller Mase Ehlert Krmker Hallmann johnson Denys K Kopplt W Pahr Romadka Schelbert Wlechert Pfotenhauer Grote Lusthoff lfourth rowl Weber Oswald Wendelln Voudry Buettner Haupt Fllzer Luhrmg Ullnch son Hoffman Wlchman Clausen Klotz Plath W Strert Luebs Hallmann Mahler Israel Moos Beners lfnfth rowl Schech I Cuebert R Streger E Streger Wehrt Grlmpe Mlessler Rothman Klemm lohnson Meyer Schlewe N Strelt Hecht lrsch C Krause Cassldy Uldl Shaw Hahn lsrxth rowl Betty Schultz Mesaros Elbert E Kopplt Esther Schultz Erchmann Mellor Pnttelkau Krrckhulm Blntz Garbe Cressens Donlsch Musrc especxa ly In these times ot uncertaunty and straln ns one ot tte beauties ot late that cannot be denied us lt as a means ot eevatung our spurats to Ioy and cheertulness lt as such music that the Luther Inst: tute glee club studies and presents With versatile Mr James Mutchell as the capable dnrecto our choral coros agam completed a successtu mud season all student concert In February and the annual operetta Jerry ot Jerucho Road ln June Sznce good musnc has always been emphasized IH the hugh schoo curriculum the Luther lnstltute glee club has g own unto one ot the most popular organnzatnons here Ever sunce the toundlng ot the school thls group has turnnshed musuc twlce a year tor Lutheran audlences v .I lv I v v I. D I .ill I! V I 1' .v I 1 1 I I . I 1 I Q v l I V V 9 ' .1 0 1 ! I P ' !.l I v V l I , . . . . , . I . . . ' 7. l l -' 1 - r , . . . . . . , . , T . l . BLUE AND GOLD STAFF Through the 1942 43 Blue and Gold Annua a lou ye r servuce record of +he class ol I943 our slafl: presen+s o Lurherdom the order ol the day by means ol everyday srorues po frayed both through pncrures and lhrough wrrlren arllcles NVe have remembered our boys rn servrce by observing a mnlulary theme lhroughour lhe Annual Thas lheme deve ops the Idea that we students are even now regsmenled In school life srnc +ne va nous classes are represented by corresponoung ranks ID lhe armed forces ll as The unlenhon of lhe stall ol l942 43 then lo sel before our reade s a con densed revnew of The sludenls parade through the grounds ol Luther lnshlu e up lo he revuewnng sland on commencement day Edntor In Chief Robert Wendland Faculty Aclvrser C H Scaer Left to right lfrrst rowl Moll Kraegel Pehkan Zultner Patterson Wendland Raddatz lhde Eckenstaler Elbert Nlko lsecand rowl Kleper Elchmann Paradrse Burr Pyrltz Bloedel Asch Borchers Grothman Schelbert R Streger Mr Scaer E Streger Hennemann Buerger lthlrd rowl Koenig Otte Schwebke Esther Schultz Betty Schultz Mesaros G Krause Nottke Strert Romadka Taube Rutz Clersner Clausen Cardin and Bruenmg Mrssmg C Krause and Von Bergen IOURNALISTS -' l, . r- a . I I y + , . r . . .. . , . . . . V . G I, r. X . . I . , . L l l . . . . Business Manager . . . Richard Zultner I V 1 I Y U V ' Y D lv 1 CLASSES IN THE LIMELIGHT . I would rather fail in a cause that I know some day will triumph, than to win in a cause that I know Yr A K V5 Th ly y +o fraln a pllof feacln hum h +fxy dk plum flying EDDIE RICKENBACKER -',':'fl1.. THE AIR CORPS do we dedicate dlvlslon four tit THE Trainees Eh tiff! axial , w 5. -I ., --,v H '-, ,.,e -' e,,,e,,.,. EY? ':I..5'1-2255222522 ,.-. 24:'E1iQ253e3iIififiiiififiii : VS: X 1:8 :: X- I I In X 1 s 3 3 Y, ' -v l Q HEAVYWEICHT CAGERS- Left to right Eckenstaler fstudent manager' Knaak Puder Hayncr Eggert Rledel Irsch Ness Mr Menknng lcoachl c W X1 'WG d'7x x Aer b V QL V Q uv Q 'A W L L W I V L rr Taube Bruenlng Pahr Koenig fcaptl x.,c: ,U G VYWCVTCL x f W , W a f V d ' c rm? 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'g ,3 f'g'rg,'g 3 ,fn ge Q ii 'ff 1 af: .-,Qi .ei-2 ' 1:54 'i Hee. ff fwei E :Le LIGHTS BASKETBALL nrden r Q5 n n I c mrscmrle 1 r 1 a t t fre man t Pahr was afted r ne heay e one cann t say that TH Fresh Soon seascn was en Lhsuccessful A ualy P mes fl f exberrence r n xt ear though 5 P t r ugh ten game s nedule wrthuut a vrctory tne boys playe ther ea ts out t Alrn st a vct ry over Parker early rn th a n gay the team some encouragement Playrhg the ct e e e u game tn P ne staged a latou rter rally that alm st cvercarre tn Ccncor ra e d However D obaby therr best game cane agarn t North Shore ln the face of a dr ccuragrng half trrne the Ponres came out and scored I9 oornt rn th st h rn a rally whlc el lust 3 oornts short o VIC ODTVYTI m and enthusrasm were cherac e :strc of th team even ln the face of these dnscouragrng ats In all tne games Coach Waldschmrdt ub trtuted freely grylng everyone an oobortunrty t play The team was ably cabtalned by the shtfty orward Ken Behnken l-lrgn scorrng honors went to f esnm n Bull Schroeder wrth 3 p :nts A t t-lenschel a sophomore also showed great str le rn scoring 22 p rnts prcvrng to b a good floorman A' Schlewe ably held down the center bosltron brt Bll C ay a tall tarky freshman substtuted nrcely for hum Toward th end of the eason Fred Stortz and Ted Wrller won gua b rths Hu kstadt Knoll I-lellstrand Efrrg C ers tg Korf Str rt r'd N rdm yer VOUUASG out the team SWIMMING Although strll far from berng a cohtender rn swrrnmrng and track Luther bartrcrbated n th se s nrts thus hr hlrghtrn a new era rn the les e sp ts at Lut er At the Ida 'Xl yes pool Luthers swrmmers won fourth olace hon rs wrth Karl Puder john Von Bergen Carl Krause Warren Peters n joe Koselleck nd Henry Sch efer comprlsrng the team TRACK Warren Tauh and Ray lrsch led the track team Sam tyrng for second rn the hugh rump and Ray plactng thrrd rn the 44C yard dash Cther team memb rs were I-lerbert Ness Karl Puder A Strelt nd Emery Lernbke Left to rlght ltop rowl Schroeder lassnstant student managerl Knoll Huckstadt Streut Schlewe Gray Hellstrand Stortz Mr Waldschmndt lcoachl lbottom rowl Nordmeyer Grelsmg Wlller Behnken lcaptl Schroeder Henschel and Enfng FRESH SOPH QUINTET Co so rr g the fait .hat wht fresh-he a d only sx sooho o es o o s d tte F esh-Sopl team -r-5 ha r sh 'oe . ' df a 'or t' c ' 3, a C - I' e -- T S n ,- trely tt - , ct l' the c ' game- loads o fo e y . Al . 9 no g h o I e - - r -5 ' o f, ' ' , ' d r h r - o ..r rho 1 oy . ,re se so e -. . ,' tr- fah-raeser to th f at re , Ve o z s s u 3- a f 3 ' le d I au o , r if - re 5 r s ' I defctt. , ,. - , s' e la alf h fl rt, f tory. 1 s ' ' ,' t r ' e , ' , s ' oefe I 1 , , s s '. , o z , V . I yn I V I , . ,r Q e - I C' .-. r , . , . , e I' ' ' 3 . e . , r ' - r , ' , 1 r r , ' t l -1 ' ' , e . S . ' remlnr e 4 c , , 1 , I , -z' :r , . , e , a- o . eg c '- . . . , , N , V Y . E Q be -, 'g g ' s r - or h r o , ' -' I 3 , , , o , . . , a a ' . . . . ,e - e , . ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' - - . . e eo , , . , , C1 I . . I . , v x .Y . V V v ' . . Z : y .. ' . ' Q , , , . ' . KITTEN-CAC-ERS - Left to rnght Itop rcwi Mase Clmagluo Mr Tarnosku fcoachl Moos Ncttke ibottom rcwr Koseck Rmne Hennemann Raymond: er hx v mmm ,Nu am Q1 frmcz . xuf ra K T VCU 4 T 1capt I Patterson K IB l WC EBCW L rw bu r U . I ' . ., . . 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' 'lv- 'i TM-f Qhfi Pfian, iw seba Q alto C lb ede sar LLC: L t h ' 'leer stave an R c Q I 6 VT 1: c, L et I IIA: Vit I6c Lle r se s rtne GF ra r I-la ya d Nertn C e a pr-eye baten tea yas X L ner C e s s e In ne I we a I od yer Vvneat 1 QCXEG a see nd place re e in re n L s ef ecarne tae new Q Charrp rs Lf tsrrle p ne ttf A Pu' man TeLn r ur gert er' ht mae erptece Inst orgat Paw C L srn r t y t tn end nen e am! wrt u men r L t f ea Q amas e 9 hrts to s the tm t aelestcr c t te was cma a th ugt c was n a battery su b Q 1 a s 1 I rdllng Ct Lu t Lltctrng statt Eggert Horocnsteadt and Carlsen Q th n made up to hrs sunru Wrlbur Eggert was the number one man LU the Luther statr wrnn ng 4 games and lcsrng 2 He also asts 3 strrlceeuts t r 31 mnrngs and an earned un verage of 2 per game Although Elbert I-loooen steadt drdnt vvrn a ganne whlle loslng wo a ew more hrts and better subb rt would have turned these Into vrctortes tor htrn Bob Clausen was not used but he was always ready to step tn The play rn tne lntred was gehe ary good although mrstakes were made lours Paradres a fur t base man oar excellence Fred Stortz at second loe Pahr at short LeRoy lwayner at thrrd and Ronnre Scheck s utrllty lnfrelder composed the rnteld They also dad most ot the hrttrng and battlng honors went to lee Pahr wrth a 303 average LeRoy l-layner and Freeldv Stortz followed close behrnd vyrth 2f9 and 250 averages respectlvely Fly chasers were Otto Burrnan Ray lrsch Karl Puder Norman Knob George Eercenstaler and Bob Cl u en wuth the latter three playrng regular All thr e were good trelders and turned many would be hlts rn u Left to rught lfurst rowl Eggert Stortz Schech Romadka lcaptl I Pahr Knop Irsch, lsecond rowl .55 Menkmg Icoachl Hayner, Bulman Puder Paradles, Eckenstaler Clausen, Mr Waldschmndt Icoachl ll 0' 1 BASEBALL: 4 WON, 3 LOST 8 a I I . An arc? frwrrel, re-'. TL 111 'le mid for Luther year are :rebel an exrp nelly old url :L ray seas-rr that y-.as st. tahe allele hun: ry Lf tg-gtbef y-. 'ft iur yrftprree, tlver feat, wd ree tr' :Ure lt y-.as In the frrst game Qt tlae seesin, a :raft ce trt egarns. Unyers ty H gn, tl at Lu. - ng d . E-'un E9 rraraj ra g,, t: knot tn, game n a '3-I3 te Dept e eary If-f :ss aganst Unryers ty H gm! otha E pennant hfoe ran 'gh ' ,A f 3 eg ga' re Q? the s rain v. . -seed C e at Egget Q tehleg Lbther to a I4-2 yretory :yer r r lla Sh re, ' n ously LD e . 'rn V the ne t yrtlnw et the 'Ce als ro s and Curxe, by a 93 -Core t' Ceerdng game egarrst Lettn. Ienn Croth crushed Luther? befrant nfbes to the ground by prtchlng a no-hrtter to beat Luther out of TI 1 cn'rtte:'u sn rg, f-3 A yr etiry or, e .er J ' 'Q , t rgr th Cats wth a 3 won - 2 lest reierd, y-he Norm ,C and La? yyrth l los' ap 'L I: We I .n P-L, co- H to - nu , eb.: r s were MPNIA en, I. f' Wlb Eg' ' turf o rn a T- I Lt. agar NI r I, fnlyr t lose I-C Luther bats, Ji yust CyiuIdn't Came threug' In the prneles . lett I2 t stranded tin the bases Th g 'r h P ll ' turxed cut bettrr as he L . .s d at I h run to defeat the Teil: fn, C-I Cab 5 ard b , V3 tl tle Luther nrr' Bob Rr 'dk XXI Q HI l5':b , I I I rn tht. year and hzs IIQS average rs a tar cry from his rllrl ,verge ot last year, hrs Careful tat H , tIer's X I , , , 3 , , I , , mer a X 'tr , sl r be AE ' - o ' r .5 ' ,CT I ' f - L ' 3 . , r, t . f s o ' r ' I 3 t'r'lf t 4 J ' .B . I --, 's - , . , I , - a , .t , .I , , . n ' ' f a , . I a s . ' I 1 I e I I f I - ' - ' 'tn ' ' : , , , . , . , , ' : A SECOND FRONT Tnbute to an ntold Defoonon War has premalurely aged our youlh by lhrushng upon lhem The responsublluhe of manhood I+ was consequenfly no? loo radrcal a deparlure from fraduhon when +he slalf made Hwe decnsuon +o deducale lhe annual nol' +o an elder bul +o our boys In Sef'Vlf'e ln a year nn whuch lhe lceynole of our whole lhunlcung ns bulldunq progress and growlh whal' a 'rravesly I+ may seem +o honor 'rhose whose whole energles are grven 'ro deslroyung ralher 'rhan lo buxldlng and whose llves may be sacrnhced In lhe slruggle Yel excepr a corn ol whea+ fall Info lhe ground and due nl remaunelrh alone buf nf I+ dre I+ b unqelh lorlh much Hull Whlle underslandung full well +ha'r lhese words refer o rhe necessuly of Chrusls dealh and Hue lrulls ol lhal suffering we wish lo mosl eflechvely lhe almosr suncldal folly ol lndlflerence and rnachvlly when a nahon us waging war agasnsl an enemy which would de-slroy Jrhose freedoms America cherlshes so dearly and also because +hey mnghl be used To show mosl beauhlully Jrhe reason for honorlng lrhose heroic men who are guvung lheur all lhal lhese same freedoms m ghl be preserved Emo lons ol comrnencemenl day un a oo many cas s wall nof have waned berore more lhan one boy ol lhe class of I943 wll have donned lhe lqhalc or blue lo Ioan 'rhe over I7O qradu res ol olhe yea s boys who are erlher In camps scallered fhrouqh out lhe counlry o In almosl every frghlng seclor where Ame :can servuce men are acluve 'ti' . . O . . + . . l . . . apply Hwem in anolher sense. We do so because we feel 'rhey may be used 'ro describe I . 4. . Ni f S . l F . .1 ,I V E . . h 5 . r- r I I ' W . if They have gone, lo l gn lor lhelr Qounlry Lulher proud or th m lor lhll Bul w on boys ln unlorrn nol only carry on lhe s ruqqle n lhe held ol ballle bu an r rn rnber lhe C6'T'lp gn o p oc al home by lqeeplnq up Their pledges lo bulld lh few Lulher n hfule sending lhe mon y nol on y from camps In our own Qounl y bul over from lhe dlslan Soulhern Paclh Then we proudly proclaim lhal here as loyally h re lS a devollon lhal make our besl ellorls al horne look exlremely humble the new Luther lnstrtute ,YZ ,451 E :mea Elvis 3 2-5325 'fig 4 35: 'N M nhl- aM 3 Oh The? Jrhe love ol lhese boys lor Thexr counlry and lhenr school may lure lhe nmaglnahon and lhe love ol every reader of lhus lrlbufe so +he+ Jrhese laller be made lo lee' as deeply as Jrhey Only when Thus ournlnq resolve becomes a consuming rhoughr lhal will force slrong resoluhon become delermuned ellorl and produce vugo ous achon wlll The bu: dung ol lhe new Lulher lnshlule become a reallfy The capaclly of our people lo do grear lhungs when aroused wall brung Jrhls aboul CHS xiii A NEW FIELD OF OPERATION , ll f f H f I W f N ' l - ls V o f . Ah X '. i v - + Y l ' , l lso se e , QI l 3 e X X Q ' ' e w ' , l 3 ' , ' e ' r , 2 , ' + ' 'c, , X ' ' X . . . , O ' l . ll ' ll I I C O 'xl A 'Ie V ,,- I f f m f ff . -r wp Was V A . 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