Luther Institute - Voyageur Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Drama Club SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT Gronherq Peters Iohns Drech el Ledm Marks KNEELING- Arnstadt Breler Foss STAND Meyer Faust To g1V9 vent to the actrng urge of students at Luther the Drama Club presented 1lS annual three act play Mrs Uncle Sam played to the largest crowds 1n Drama Club hrstory The contentlon that boys would put new llfe 1nto the play was agam proved thls year Mrs Luc111e Mrller Koepke the d1rector of the Drama Club supervrsed a number of skrts and one act plays dur1ng the course of the year A scene from The Valrant was presented before the Ladres Auxrhary at therr luncheon for the mothers of the graduates I ING: Birrer, Haedike, Oswald. C. Arthur. I. Arthur, Dahms, Israel. Wolt. Iohnsen, Pittlekau, Koppit. Zimmerman, Riegel, X 31

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Drchestra STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Tarnosld CD1reclorl Plato Denys Hallman Bergman Zuelke Pteniier Koppxt Stelter Satt Gehrke Woyack Expresswe of an ever 1ncreas1ng school sp1r1t and enthus1asm the orchestra has stood a bulwark 1n the school Sparkhng marches graceful waltzes and l1ght concert muslc have been presented on var1ous occas1ons before the student body church groups and school orgamza t1ons The cl1max of a very successful season came w1th a concert performance on Iune 2 ler. Wempe, Iohnsen. SEATED: Thode, Nowosad, Scheibert, Haupt. Herinq. W. Meyer, Iohns CP1-esidentl, Rambow, Raiiho 9 30

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FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Radatz Dlehl Lutz Martens Nowosad Langer Grams lD1rectorl Lorenz Ranzau Lense Neteland Kubes Luehrmg Wredbush SECOND ROW Haedlke Haupt Thxer Schexbert Petersen Hoffmann Iohns Raasch Iohnson Klotz Behnken Wendt Pxttelkau Plate Hempel THIRD ROW Irsch Brexhan Grrmpe Buettner Pol FOURTH ROW Flemer Barg Denys Meyer tPres1den0 Hallman. Kopprt Thxlly Kehe Iohnsen Glee Club Musrc hath charm and 1t 1S th1s beauty and power 1n mus1c that the Luther lnst1tute Glee Club has been bnngmg to many mus1c lovers annually Duected for the f1rst t1me thas year by Kurt Grams the choral group has publ1c1zed Luther Inst1tute by sxngmg 1n vanous churches of our denormnatron Th1s 1S the f1rst year that such a program has been followed The mas tery of the 1ntr1cac1es of choral mus1c was demonstrated 1n the May concert that the cho1r presented The Luther Instltute Glee Club has grown 1nto one of the most popular organlzattons at Luther because mus1c rncre than ever before has come to play an 1mportant role rn easmg the stram that has been forced upon us by our troubled world 32 t N l lex. D. Hoffmann, W. Gresens. G. Gresens, Krickhuhn. Donisch, Hahn, Seekamp, Oswald. Zeinzinger. Bauer. Mahler. . 1 I . I I Q . . .