Luther North High School - Log Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1955 volume:

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V f V Vi..-...LM .g.....: 94Q..2.'.'fV,1.fL -1: , JQQQQBQIQ 965.225, sf: MRS GERALDINE SCHMITT WE THE CLASS OF 1955, We, the class of 1955, remembering all the many things that our teachers have done for us, dedicate this book to one we feel is representative of them all. For twelve years she has been a teacher at Luther. In those 12 years there have been many students whom she has guided and helped to find their first jobs. She has not only taught those in her field faithfully, but with her comfort, advice, and sympathy has patterned the lives of many others. Her office doors are always open to anyone seeking advice. She will remain in the memory of all as one carrying out God's will in everything she undertakes. Many of us will be forever grateful to her, but too few ever tell her so. Therefore, in recognition of her tireless efforts for us, we dedicate this book to the head of the commercial department, Mrs. Geraldine Schmitt. 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V, if:-:s,q+1WfY'f3i mf . ,ff , f Cfg?7'f'NfPg'B1JgfS' 2 , ., f 7: Q5SQE1?g 44 ' ' i , .f ' ,L , fQii,f4?'f - Ll 1' f i Ji f - L 'H if K gi ' s ' : . 12 r PJ ,ni , , W .T Y' 1ig4i1g,g sv- 1' fig , ' .24 wig. filiw 1' Q M- ,ff,.f 'gQ 'za A3 Q 3 '38 , Eg S s'.w'f1m fm ,f f :- WINTER SPRING The sophomores are not quite ready The iur1iOfS, beginning TO Sl'1OW The to take on greater responsibilities, but first signs ot growing up, are much like are waiting, knowing that soon they a tree in spring, just beginning to will be ready, as the tree in winter bloom. waits for the first warm days of spring. Fall, winter, spring, summer, and one more year has passed. A pleasant year filled with new discoveries and memorable times for us at Luther High North. The passing of our tour years at Luther we see so clearly in the seasonal changes of a tree. And so, we have chosen trees as the theme ot this Log. Ever changing trees mark the division pages. lust as a tree needs sunshine and rain to make it grow, so also we need the guidance ot our teachers to help us grow mentally and spiritually. With this thought and the knowledge oi how richly God has blessed us this past year, we, the class of l955, proudly present this book to the student body and friends of Luther High North. Behold, the fear of the Lord, that is Wisdom . These Words spoken by Iob centuries ago must form the pattern for your life. Education as such has been hailed as the great assurance for America's better and happier tomorrow. You have been trained in a high school with a Christian philosophy of life Where the fear of the Lord is regarded as the highest mark of academic achievement. It is the sincere hope ot those Who have had the privil- ege ot Working with you, oi sharing with you the truths of God's eternal Word, that this training will guide you constantly in your service to God and your fellowman. Members ot the class of 1955: somewhere God is counting on you to demonstrate that the ways of the Lord are right, and the just shall Walk in them . MARTIN DUENSING Asst. Principal ADMINISTRATION LOUIS A. MENKING. Principal FACULTY Roots of Knowledge ROBERT F. BERNING Mathematics, General Science, Freshman Class sponsor, Assistant Freshman Football coach. MERLE BETTERMAN Commercial, Industrial Arts, Camera Club sponsor, Blue and Gold business advisor. ELSA M. BIRKNER Chairman of Foreign Language Department, Sophomore Class advisor. ARTHUR E. BLECKE - Social Studies, Physical Education, Freshman Football and Basketball coach, Assistant Base- ball coach. AGNES BRAHAM Commercial Instructor. , MILDRED BROWER - Physical ucatio G .C. sponsor, Pep b spons eer coac VI h' Alpina' Religion, Social Studies. DONALD DINKMEYER Chairman of Physical Education Department, Basketball coach. MARTIN DUENSING Religion, Social Studies, Projector Club sponsor, Iunior Class advisor. MELVIN EVERLY Geography, Biology, Sophomore Class spon- sor, Track coach. ROXANNE HUXHOLD English, Faculty Librarian. BEVERLY KARZEL English, Speech, Blue and Gold News ad- visor, Drama Club sponsor. EDWARD LANGE Chairman of English Department Blu Gold advis , e and or, Log advisor, Ceramic Club sponsor, Senior Class sponsor. HAROLD MEIER Mathematics, Physics, Algebra, Mathematics Club sponsor, Fresh LOIS MEYER English, Ass man Class advisor. istant Drama Club sponsor. R. W. MORHARDT Latin, Spanish, Religion, Latin and Spanish Club sponsor. GRACE NYVALI. Home Arts, Health, Ar t Club sponsor. LYDIA ROBBERT Librarian, Library Club sponsor, Sophomore Class sponsor. ROLAND SCHLUSENER lndustrial A ' rts, Ass t. Football c h oac . GERALDINE SCHMIDT C . hairman of Commercial Department, Place- ment Councelor, S ' GERALD SCHROTH Social Studies, entor Class advisor. Chairman of Music Department. MARY STORBECK Social Studies, English, Freshman sponsor, Blue and Gold Feature advisor. DONALD TAEBEL General Science, Band. A. I. TARNOWSKI Chemistry, Algebra Ch ' , airman of Mathematics and Science Department, Iunior Class sponsor, Iunior and Senior Science Club sponsor. CLEMENS THEISS C . hairman of Religion Department, Junior and Senior Religion Activities Club sponsor, Asst. Baseball coach. HERBERT TREICHEL English, Chairman of Social Studies Depart- ment, Senior Class advisor, Student Council advisor. EORGE YURSKY Mathematics, Football coach, Bowlinq Club sponsor, Letterman Club sponsor, Asst. Base- ball coach. ' u- K ' ff! if S'-4 'W P is .. 't,, ,Q H 1... it .ffl ,. u , . j lv 9 . M., 51 N .+. . '-5' wie cf . .A . , uf ' ski 0 'n ,Y -f. W nie, W in x - 9' 1 3' ' ' 1 fm -sv ,, ' , .4 5. 52 'lf ' ', F-W' . HS. f ' f A .nf f' ' L 4 . ,A K , 'Q f 445 I I: 'fq.M,'q'-Q .1 wx , ., , ,. , Obi' G N M 4 mm S? I1 . S,, an ffiuy. M 'sk f- . 1 QQ. .. sn, 1 Q A, 'lv ,. V 'vnu uv. ' , w. , xf-!.w ff I ' 'S 'Q f 5 -:v.f 5'.ff , . ff ' 'ts' - Q. 5 1 ' . 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A s ' .5 . - Q . - f KW- , 4'-. . . X 2 Kg' e 'Nz 1' 4x14 s 3 . CLASS OFFICERS om 'en ' 'mb' Duane Iohnson, presidentg Ruthanne Gielow, treasurer, Arvin Kruse, vice president Beverly Aus-der-au, secretary. S : Th L d ' M Sh h d 15315 Beethocll faliriiulyuntoeclllecjlh and I will give thee a crown of life. Flower: Tea Roses Colors: Blue and Gold With the conclusion of this school year, we, the class ot 1955, are grateful for the many blessings we have received during the past tour years. We will remember always the good times We have had, and we thank God for the opportunity He has given us to attend a Christian school. Through the successful editing ot our twin publications, the BLUE AND GOLD and the LOG, by assuming leadership in the various social functions and campaigns: and by our school spirit: we believe we have, in our final year, surpassed our achievements of the previous three years, and can look back upon a job well done. Yet we humbly realize that this could not be possible without the co- operation of the student body, the help ot our faculty, the love and interest ot our parents, and the guiding hand of God. BEVERLY E. AUS-DER-AU Bev popularity . . . sweaters . . . blonde streak.. . pep. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Science, Math, Spanish, Commercial Arts. Ac- tivities: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: A Cappella 4: Drama Club 3, 45 G.A.C. 2, 3, 4g R.A.C. 3, 47 Spanish Club 2, 35 Intramural Basketball and Volleyball 3, 4. IOAN CHARLOTTE BALLO Ioni left finger sparkle . . . tiny . . . willing worker . . . curly hair...chatter box. Majors: English, So- cial science. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activ- ities: G.A.C. lg Intramural Volleyball 3. RENATA RUTH BARTLING Re sweeter than sweet...cute laugh...fun... one and only...P.K. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: Blue and Gold Typist 4, G.A.C. 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball and Volleyball 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 R.A.C. 3, 45 Chorus l, 3: A Cap- pella 4. MARILYN RUTH BEHNKE Mar typist . . . seen but not heard . . . sincere manner. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Com- mercial Arts. Activities: Chorus l, 3. DON L. BLUM Don removable tooth . . . hot rod. Majors: English, Social Sci- ence, Science. Minors: Math, Business Training. Activities: Band lp Riding Club lg Football, Baseball Manager 1. PAUL ARTHUR BOBZIN Paul little mailman . . . friendly fellow . . . over-populated locker. Majors: Social Sci- ence, English, Math, Sci- ence. Activities: Projectors Club l, 2, 3, Drama Club lg Camera Club lg A Cap- pella 4p Intramural Basket- ball 1, 3, Intramural Soft- ball 1, 3. LINDA LEONA BOERS Lin cute laugh . . . what? . . . co-operative. Majors: English, Social Science, Math. Minors: Latin. Activities: Home Ec Club lp G.A.C. Z, 3, 47 Latin Club 35 Intramural Basketball and Volley- ball 3, 4p Blue and Gold 45 Ceramics Club 37 R.A.C. 3, 4. ARDELL DOLORES BOHL Ardell quiet . . . co-operative . . . anything for a friend ...takes things in stride. Majors: English, Sci- ence, Math, Social Science. Minors: Latin. Ac- tivities: Chorus lg Ceramics Club 37 Home Ec Club lg G.A.C. 2, 3, 47 Latin Club ly Intramural Basketball and Volleyball 3, 4. ALBERT REYNOLD BONNESS Al Miss Life . . . blushes . . . friendly . . . ladies' man. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Industrial Arts. Activities: Science Fiction Club 3, 4. BARBARA IRENE BROWDER Barb nightingale . . . Steven's girl . . . sharp . . . striking features. Majors: English, Social Sci- ence, Commercial Arts. Minors: German. Activ- ities: Chorus 17 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Drama Club l, 3, 4, Ceramics Club 47 R.A.C. 4. BONNIE RUTH CRAVEN Bonnie bebop . .. Gilmore's . . . poise. Majors: English, So- cial Science. Minors: Latin, Science, Math, Commercial Arts. Activities: G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4: A Cappella 2, 3, 47 Pro- jectors Club 3g Tennis Club 3, 4: R.A.C. 3, 47 Intramural Basketball, Volleyball and Baseball 1, 3, 4. PATRICIA MAE DOPP Pat faithful friend . . majorette . . . fingernails Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Math, Spanish. Activities: Spanish Club lg Major- ettes 1. WANDA DORA FREES Frees smart dresser . . . jokes . . . fun to be with . . athletic. Majors: English, Social Science, Com mercial Arts. Minors: Math. Activities: Intra mural Volleyball 3. RICHARD EMIL GENC Gene cars . . . friendly . . . ladies' man. Majors: Eng- lish, Science, Mathematics. Minors: Social Sci' ence, Latin, Band, Art. Activities: Science Club 3, 4: Divie Land Band Mgr. 3, 4. CAROL ANNE GENTZEN Carol intelligent . . . commercial . . . ready smile . .. co-operative. Majors: English, Social Science, Commercial Arts. Minors: Math. Activities: Art Club lg Projectors Club 27 Ceramics Club 35 R.A.C. 3, 47 Intramural Volleyball, Baseball and Basketball 4. IUDITH SHARON BUEHRING Indy fun . . . sophisticated . . . sharp dresser. Majors: English, Science. Minors: Math, Latin, Home Arts. Activities: R.A.C. 4. DAVID THOMAS BURKHARDT Dave lady killer . . . 3 year man . . . cute . . . drum and bugle corps. Majors: English, Science. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Blue and Gold 4: Band 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball 3, 47 Track 3, 4. HILDEGARD FRIEDA CHAVERIAT Hilda Sheridan Road . . . willing worker . . . gym Work- outs. Majors: English, Science, Social Science, Math. Minors: German. Activities: Vari-typist of Blue and Gold 35 G.A.C. l, Z, 3, 4: Chorus lg R.A.C. 3, 4: Intramural Basketball and Vol- MARTHA ELIZABETH CLARK Martha intellectual . . . reserved . . . distinctive laugh . . . constantly reading. Majors: English, Social science. Minors: Math, Commercial Arts, Sci- ence. Activities: Latin Club 3g Riding Club 1, 27 R.A.C. 3: Intramural Basketball and Volley- DOLORES ELIZABETH DALLMEIER Dolores dependable . . . sweet per- sonality . . . slow but sure . . . loves nonsense . . . doesn't catch jokes. Majors: English, S o c i a l Science. tn, Math. Activ- 2, 3, 4: Home ulo ly R.A.C. 3, 4: Latin Club 35 Class Secre- tary 35 Blue and Gold 3: Log Copy Editor 4: Stu- dent Council 4g Intramural Volleyball and Basketball 3, 4. A RUTHANNE GIELOW Ruth Lane!! . . . contagious giggle . . . lun to be with . . . versatile . . . constantly loses things. Majors: English, Commercial Arts, Social Science. Minors: Mathematics, Science. Activities: Class Secretary 17 Class Treasurer 3, 47 G.A.C. 1, 3, 47 Chorus 17 A Cappella Choir 3, 47 Drama Club 37 R.A.C. 47 LOG Asst. Business Mgr. 47 Intramural Volleyball and Basketball 3, 4. IEANETTE PHYLLIS GLAUBITZ Ieanette Commercial gang . . . likes to gab . . . easy go- ing. Majors: English, Social Science, Commer- cial Arts. Minors: Mathematics. Activities: Home Economics Club7 Chorus 1. TOM RICHARD GOLDENSTERN Tom toothpicks . . . stable boy . . . Lydia. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Science. Activ- ities: Riding Club 1, 2. ADOLF W. GRENKE Adolf mysterious . . . school is a sideline . . . yawns . . . sharp dresser. Majors: English, Social Sci- ence. Minors: Mathematics. Activities: Intra- mural Basketball 37 Intramural Baseball 1, 37 Basketball 1. WALTER FREDERICK GRESENS Wally maestro . . . tall . . . jokes . . . Oh, that blond hair. Majors: English, Social Sci- ence, Commercial Arts. Minors: Mathematics, Ger- man. Activities: Camera Club l7 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, president 47 Pro- jectors Club 4. Glenn IEAN ANNE GROSKOPF Ieannie one and only . . . eyelashes . . . cheerleader . . . artistic. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Mathematics, Science, Latin. Activities: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 47 G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 47 R.A.C. 3, 47 Chorus 17 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 47 Latin Club 37 Cheerleader Z, 47 Intramural Baseball and Basketball l. NORMAN HENRY GURGEL Norm sleepy eyes . . . retiring. Majors: English, So- cial Science, Science, Mathematics. Minors: Industrial Arts. Activities: Projectors Club l, 2, GLENN HAROLD GROEBLI little chico . . . witty re- marks. Majors: English, ln- dustrial Arts. Minors: Social Science, Mathematics. Ac- tivities: Spanish Club 27 Intramural Baseball l, 37 Intramural Basketball 1. MARY LOUISE HAAG Lu Lu beautiful hair . . . neat . . . congenial.. . peppy. Majors: English, Social Science, Commercial Arts. Minors: Home Arts. Activities: Drama Club lj R.A.C. 3, 47 G.A.C. 1, 3, 47 Chorus 17 A Cappella 47 Intramural Softball 17 Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 47 Intramural Volleyball 3, 4. IIM A. HAHN lim knights . . . guns . . . Texas . . . pipes . . . daddy-o. Majors: English, Social Science, Sci- ence. Minors: Mathematics, Spanish. Activities: Outdoorsman Club 17 Spanish Club Z, 37 Riding Club l, 2, 37 Intramural Basketball 1. 3, 47 Intramural Basketball 1. DICK HART Dick GLORIA LOIS HALL Glo efficient . . . cupid . . . well-informed . . . changes her mind...parties. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Mathematics, Latin. Activities: G.A.C. 1, 3, 4: Latin Club 37 Drama Club 3, 47 R.A.C. 3, 4: A Cappella 2, 3, 47 Intramural Softball 17 Intramural Volleyball and Basketball I, 3, 47 LOG Business Mgr. 4. ROBERT KURTZ HALL Bob pres .... big blue eyes . . . everybody's pal . . . personality plus . . . likes fun. Majors: English, Social Science, Science. Minors: Com- mercial Arts. Activities: Swimming Club lp Sci- ence Fiction Club 3, 47 Science Club 47 R.A.C. 47 Drama Club 47 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, 'd H . . . presi e t 4, Intramural Softball I, 2, Basket ball Tennis 3, 4. DIANE MARGARET HAUG Diane one and only . . . loyal friend . . . good worker. Majors: English, Commer- cial Arts, Science. Minors: Mathematics. Activi- ties: Ceramics Club 3, 47 Bowling Club 3. RONALD LEE HEIDORN Heidi did you hear the news? . . . fun loving nature . . . excellent disposition . . . good sport . . . queen. Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Science. Minors: Industrial Arts, Science. Ac- tivities: Drama Club 3, 47 R.A.C. 3, 47 Science Fiction Club 3, 47 Bleacher boy 3: Intramural Basketball 1, 37 Intramural Softball 17 Football 1, 2, 3, 47 Baseball 17 Tennis 3, 4. HENRY IOHN HENNEBERG Henry sociable . . . willing worker . . . school spirit. Majors: English, Social Science, Commercial Arts. Minors: Industrial Arts. Activities: Camera Club 17 Chess Club 47 Intramural Softball and Basketball 1, 3, 4. IAMES L. HERKLOTZ lim good-looking . . . car . . . lady killer . . . courteous. Majors: English, Mathematics, Sci- ence. Minors: Social Science. Activities: Cam- era Club lj Spanish Club 2. HENRY K. HERMANN Henry science fiction writer . . . imagination . . . artist? Majors: English, Science, Mathematics. Minors: Latin, Social Science. Activities: Science Club 27 Science Fiction Club 37 Ceramics Club 37 Latin Club 3. d.a. . .. suave . . . bopper. Majors. English Science, Social Science. Minors: Mathematics. Activities: Band 3, 47 Iazz Combo 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN HARTWIG Shirl horses . . . cute . . . distinctive . . . lovely long tresses . . . babushkas. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Mathematics, Home Arts, Commercial Arts. Activities: Riding Club l, 2, 37 Projectors Club 37 R.A.C. 47 Chorus 17 A Cappella 2, 3, 47 Intramural Basketball l, 37 Intramural Volleyball 1, 3, 4. HAROLD HAWKINS Harold pleasure before work . . . reserved. Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Sci- ence. Minors: German, Sci- ence. Activities: Bowling Club 1, 3, 4. CARL ALLEN HEWELT Carl quiet . . . Elmer's sidekick . . . projectors. Majors: English, Science, Social Science, In- dustrial Arts. Activities: Projectors Club 2, 3, 4. CHARLES ARTHUR HOLLAND Chuck Moose . . . pocket-sized books . . . wisecracks . . . different laugh . . . Brutus! Majors: Eng- lish, Social Science. Minors: Science, Industrial Arts. Activities: Intramural Softball 25 Intra- mural Ba ,etbal 335 Baseball I, 3, 4. cf' all W GRAYCE ANNE HOPPE Grayce pleasant . . . soft voice . . . loyal friend . . . great gal. Majors: English, Social Science. Min- ors: Latin, Mathematics, Science, Commercial Arts. Activities: G.A.C. 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Projectors Club 2, 3, 45 Art Club 15 R.A.C. 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Intramural Volleyball 3, 4. IOHN W. HUGUNIN Hugy commuter . . . excuses . . . scatterbrain. Maj- ors: English, Mathematics, Science. Minors: Spanish, Social Science. Activities: Swimming Club I5 A Cappella 45 Basketball I, 2. LEE MICHAEL IANY Lee brains plus . . . curly, red hair . . . hungry five. Majors: English, Science, Mathematics, Social Sci- ence.. Minors: Latin. Activ- ities: R.A.C. 3, 45 Senior Science Club 3, 45 Latin II Club 35 Bowling Club 2, 3, 45 Science Fiction Club 3, 45 Band 1, 3, 47 Dixie Land Band 3, 43 Mathematics Club 45 Intramural Softball MARILYN IANE IENSEN ulay.. Concordia . . . neat hand- writing . . . suburbian . . . candy-girl. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Mathematics, Commercial Arts. Activities: Student Council 15 G.A.C. 35 Drama Club 35 Booster Club Z5 R.A.C. 35 Art Club 15 A Cappella 2, 35 Chorus 15 1, 3, 45 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 4. IOAN I ETHON Ioan low voice . . . 3 Musketeers . . . eager listener. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Sci- ence, Commercial Arts, I-lome Arts. Activities: Ceramics Club 45 Intramural Volleyball 3. DUANE CARROLL IOHNSON Duane nice guy . . . Nancy . . . everyone's friend . . . gym enthusiast. Majors: English, Mathe- matics, Social Science. Minors: Science. Activ- ities: Class President 3, 45 Blue and Gold 2, 35 A Cappella 3, 45 Co-Chairman Iunior-Senior Banquet 35 Projectors Club Z, 3, 4: Spanish Club 35 Bowling Club 45 Intramural Basketball Intramural Basketball 3, 4. MARTHA T. IUOZUPAITIS Martha 45 Intramural Baseball 45 Track 1. friendly . . . commercial gang . . . German student . . . athletic. Majors: English, Social Science, Commercial Arts. Minors: Spanish, Mathematics. Activities: Spanish Club 2, 35 In- tramural Basketball 3. MARLENE IOAN KLEPITS Ma always willing . . . agreeable . . . handy with funds . . . dependable. Majors: English, Social Science, Commercial Arts. Minors: German, Science, Mathematics. Activities: Chorus 15 A Cappella 3, 45 Projectors Club 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 25 Home Economics Club 15 Camera Club 15 G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Tennis Club 3, 45 R.A.C. 3, 45 Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Volleyball 1, 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 3, 4. SVERRE A. LARSSEN 1 DONALD D. KOETKE Don prolessor . . . 'Carol . . . persuasive . . . unpredictable . . . Oscar. Majors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics, Science. Activ- ities: Camera Club I, I.etterman's Club 3, 45 Latin Club 35' A Cappella 3, 45 Blue and Gold l, 25 Intramural Softball I5 Basketballdl, 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Football Manager 35 'Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track 1. I BETTY-IANE KROLL Betty Concordia . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . nice to be with. Majors: English, Social Science, Mathematics, Science. Minors: Com- mercial Arts. Activities: Blue and Gold 2, 3, 45 Camera Club I5 R.A.C. 3, 45 A Cappella 45 G.A.C. 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 45 ramural V . Int olleyball 3, 4 Sverre confirmed bachelor . . . lriendly . . . quiet. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Mathematics. Ac- tivities: R.A.C. 4. EDWARD W. LICHTENHAGEN Smith deep voice . . . sports enthusiast . . .side bums . . . Des Plaines woman . . . Don't make waves. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Mathe- matics, Science. Activities: Letterman's Club 2, 3, 45 Camera Club I5 Latin Club 35 A Cap- pella 3, 45 Blue and Gold 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1. LEONARD ROBERT LISS Lennie newcomer . . . cute . . . sharp dresser qood mixer. Majors: English, Social Sciencel Minors: Speech, Office Practice. Activities: Football Manager 4. 3, 4. ARVIN ALLAN KRUSE Kruse basketball , . . good-ri Xtured . . . German stu- dent. Majors: English,qSocial Science. Minors: Mathematics, Industrial Arts, Science. Activ- ities: Swimming Club l5 l..e1terman's Club 45 Science Fiction Club 35 Class Vice President 45 Intramural Softball I, Z, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, MARILYN IOYCE LANGOSCH Lung cute . . . fun loving nature . . . one and only . . . pretty hair . . . lovable. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Commercial Arts. RONALD CARL LASKOWSKI uRonu kid brother . . . penny pinchers . . . cute . . . goes along with the gang. Majors: English, Mathemat- ics, Social Science. Minors: Science, Industrial Arts. Activities: Projectors Club 1, 2, 45 Camera Club 15 R.A.C. 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Science Fiction Club 3, 45 Intramural Basketball I. GARY EDWARD LOGAN Gary Moose . . . Be Bop . . . golf . . . sociable. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Mathe- matics, Industrial Arts. Activities: Bowling Club 45 Intramural Basketbal1'1, 45 Intramural Softball I, 3, 45 Basketball 2. WAYNE LEE MAHNrgsw'!5Er6'5 R blond ...,,.gt Swisecracks . . . reserved. Majors: English, Social Science, Science, Physical Edu- bation. Minors: Spanish, Mathematics. Activ- ities: Spanish Cluli 2.33 Bchavling Club 25 Intra- mural Basketball, 55-35'x1ntramural 'Baseball 15 Football 1, 3, 4. f f . ,. , - . 4- fi Z' -lk iff- ff t if --LII--5 FLORENCE RUTH MOELLER Flo LOIS MESSER Lois newcomer . . . reserved...a.:reeable. Majors English, Science. Minors: History, Language, Mathematics. Activities: Bowling Club 45 R.A.C. 4. GARY L. MEYER Gary cute . . . car . . . commercial . . . regular fella Majors: English, Commercial Arts, Mathematics Minors: Social Science, Science, Industrial Arts Activities: Band 3, 4, Tennis 1, Z, 3, 4. parties . . . editor . . . athletic . . . congenial . . . . the bear. Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Science, Science. Minors: Latin. Activ- ities: Drama Club l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.C. I, 2, 3. 45 B.A.C. 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Blue and Gold 2, 35 Editor 45 Chorus 15 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4. IOI-IN ROBERT MOHRHARDT Iohn PK .... too all . . . i ligent. Majors: Eng- lis S 'al ience : Mathematics, Sci- tin. Activities: Span- , ettermens Club 3, 45 Blue and , 's Basketball 3. at lu o 35 Football 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Intramural HANS GEORGE MOLL Hans Miss Birkner's pal . . . hap- py-go-lucky . . . Sandy.' Majors: English, Science, Mathematics. Minors: So cial Science, German. Ac- tivities: Science Club 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Projec- tors Club l, 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 35 Tennis l, 3, 45 In tramural Basketball 2. E ROGER MORITZ Bog CAROL ANN MORITZ ,.Monu commercial . . . blondie. .. giggles . . . twin. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: G.A.C. l, Z: B. A.C. 35 A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Intramural Basketball and Volleyball l. brain plus . . . cincler man . . . easy to get along with...confirmecl bachelor. Majors: English. Mathematics, Science. Minors: Social Science, German. Activities: Mathematics Club 3, 45 Science Club 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. KAREN LEE NEBERGALL Neberqall distinctive laugh . . . cute secretary. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: Intramural Volleyball 3. KENT S. NELSON K-Bomb Imaginative . . . humorous . . . speeches . . . homework ughl Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Industrial Arts. Activities: H.A.C. Span- ish Club, Projectors Club, Class Vice-President 35 Intramural Baseball I, 3, 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 45 Blue and Gold Sports Editor 4. NEIL EDWARD NICHOLAS Nicholas two front teeth...distinctive laugh...nice guy. Majors: English, Social Science, Science. Minors: Mathematics. Activities: Riding Club I, 2, 35 Intramural Baseball 3, 4. RUTH M. NIEMAN Nemo pajama parties . . . line!!! distinctive hand- writing . . . charm bracelet .'. . homecoming memories. Majors: E ' h, Sobfal Science, Sci- ence. Minors: .ematics atin. Activities: Drama Cu , 3, 47 in Club 37 Art Club 17 H o i b 17 G.A.C. 2, 3, 47 R. A.C. 3, 7 Chogs 17 A Cappella Choir 3, 47 Blue and Gold 2, 37 assistant editor Log 47 Tennis 3, 47 Intramural Basketball and Volley- ball 3, 4. BERTHA N. O'DELL Bert commercial . . . fellows . . . jokes. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: Bowling Club 47 R.A.C. 47 Chorus 17 Intramural Basketball and Volleyball GARY KEITH PALM Gary moose . . . junior blondes . . . horn-rims. Majors: English, Science, Social Science, Me- chanical Drawing. Minors: Industrial Arts. Ac- tivities: Bowling Club 3, 47 Riding Club 2, 37 Band 2, 37 Tennis 3, 4. NANCY IEAN PETERSON Pete cute clothes . . . neat . . . nice things come in small packages. Majors: English, Social Sci- ence. Minors: Commercial Arts, Science, Latin, Mathematics. Activities: Latin Club 37 G.A.C. l, Z, 3, 47 R.A.C. 3, 47 Drama Club l, 2, 3, 47 Class Treasurer 17 Chorus 17 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 47 Cheerleader 27 Intramural Basketball 1, 37 Intramural Baseball l. WALLACE ROY PI-'LUG DIANE ALICE Pl-'EISTER Diane sincere . . . sweet person- ality . . . energetic. Majors: English, Science, Commer- cial Arts. Minors: Music. Activities: Ceramics Club 3. DONALD B. POKORNEY Pokorney yellow convertible . . . loud voice . . . big man. Majors: English, Science, Social Science. Min- ors: Mathematics. Activities: Projectors Club 1, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE M. PORTER Gene friendly hi for everyone . . . school spirit. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Mathe- matics, Commercial Arts, Industrial Arts. Ac- tivities: Bowling Club 17 Lettermen l 3, 47 Football 2, 3, 47 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ..wullY,, sports . . . cute smile Casey . . . little bear? Majors: English, Mathemat- ics, Science. Minors: Social Science, Languages. Activ- ities: Lettermens Club Z, 3, 47 Bowling Club l7 A Cap- pella Choir 3, 47 Football 2, 3, 47 Basketball 2, 3, 47 Baseball 2, 3, 47 Golf 2, 47 Intramural Basketball and Baseball l. NANCY C. PRIEN Nancy blond . . . sweet . . . reserved. Majors: English, Social Science, Commercial Arts. Activities: Projectors Club 27 R.A.C. 47 G.A.C. 4. IOAN FRANCES QUADE Ioan sharp dresser . . . quiet . . . good natured. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Latin, Home Arts, Mathematics, Science. Activities: A Cappella Choir 47 Intramural Volleyball 3, 4. ANNE HELENE SCHMIDT EILEEN DELORES RUEHL Eileen quiet . . .friendly . . . Home Arts. Majors: English, Social Science, Commercial Arts. Ac- tivities: R.A.C. 3, 47 G.A.C. 3, 47 Intramural Basketball and Volleyball 3, 4. CAROL LOUISE SCHAFFER Shay sense of humor...one and only...cute... short curly hair. Majors: English, Social Sci- ence. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: G. A.C. l. CAROL EAN SCHIMELS Schim I Don . . . always late . . . short hair . . . clothes . . . like twenty men. Majors: Eng- lish, Mathematics, Social Science. Minors: Spanish, Science. Activities: G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 47 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Spanish Club 2, 37 Religion Club 3, 47 A Cappella 2, 3, 47 Chorus I7 Asst. Copy Editor of Log 7 Intramural Vol- leyball l, 3, 47 Intramural Basketball I, 3, 4. CAROLYN PAULINE SCHMID Carolyn good complexion . . . older men . . . commer- cial. Majors: English, Social Science, Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: Riding Club 2. ...renyu Lefty . . . jackets . . friendly Way. Majors: Eng- lish, Social Science. Minors Science, Mathematics, Com mercial Arts. IRENE DOROTHY SCHMIDT Irene reliable . . . quiet . . . in- telligent . . . good gal. Maj- ors: English, Social Science, Science. Minors: German, Mathematics. Activities: Re- ligion Club 3, 47 A Cappel- la 47 Chorus I7 Tennis Club 3, 47 Bowling Club 27 Sci- ence Club 3, 47 Projectors Club 2, 3, 47 Home Eco- nomics Club l7 Blue and Gold staff 3, 47 Drama Baseball l. RICHARD EDMUND SCHOLZ Scholz honor roll . . . mad scientist . . . friendly fella. Majors: English, Mathematics, Science. Minors: German, Social Science. Activities: Camera Club I7 Science Club 2, 3, 47 Drama Club 47 Intramural Basketball I, 47 Intramural Baseball 1, 3, 4. ARTHUR WILLIAM SCHUMACHER Art Moose . . . sky scraper . . . ready to laugh ...cordial. Majors: English, Mathematics, Sci- ence. Minors: Spanish, Social Science. Activ- ities: Spanish Club 2, 37 Drama Club 47 Intra- mural Basketball l7 Intramural Baseball I, 3: Club 47 Intramural Volley- ball 3, 47 Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 47 Intramural ROBERTA HELEN SCHWEIKERT Bobbie lustrous hair . . . clothes . . . wit. Majors: Eng- lish, Commercial Arts, Social Science. Minors: Mathematics. Activities: Chorus 1, 3. MARILYN IOY SELL Sell quiet . . . flaming red hair . . . freckles. Ma- jors: English, Social Science, Commercial Arts. Minors: Mathematics. Activities: G.A.C. 1. Basketball 2, 3, 47 Baseball I, 4. RONALD HENRY SUTTER nnonu newcomer . . . crew cut . . . winning smile . . . likes to talk. Majors: English, Math- ematics, Science. Minors: Social Science, Industrial Arts. IUDITH ELAINE SELLKE Iudy cute . . . pleasing personality . . . neat . . . Ed. Majors: English, Mathematics, Science. Minors: Latin, Commercial Arts. Activities: G. A.C. 3, 45 Religion Club 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Blue and Gold start 45 A Cappella 45 Intra- mural Basketball 3, 45 Intramural Volleyball 3, 4. KATHERINE I. STARKEL Kate sense ot humor . . . late . . . Crewy Louie... good friend . . . halt monster. Majors: English, Mathematics, Science. Minors: Social Science, Latin. Activities: A Cappella 45 Chorus I5 G. A.C. l, 2, 3, 45 Religion Club 3, 45 Drama Club I, 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 2, 45 Blue and Gold start 45 Latin Club 35 Intramural Basketball l. 3, 45 Intramural Volleyball l, 3, 4. Intramural Basketball 3. intramural .V6!1eyba11 1, 3, ketbqii 1, 3, lf, ,,,,,,, v CIGW WARREN C. STISKA Stiska mad driver . . . friend to the end . . . polite. Majors: English, Science. Minors: Mathematics, Industrial Arts, Social Science. Activities: Chess Club 35 Science Club 35 Bowling Club 35 ARDITH ANN SUNDEEN Art pep . . . pleasant voice . . . big appetite . . . to the point. Majors: English, Science. Minors: Latin, Social Science, Commercial Arts. Activ- ities: A Cappella 3, 45 Chorus 15 Drama Club l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 45 Religion Club 3, 45 Home .Economics Club I5 Cheerleader Z, 3, 45 45 Intramural Bas- '7 9 DAVID M. rsnwranr. 'iDcxve'f, good sense ot humor . . f cuts . . . flying high whaler. Majors: Enq- l h, Mathematics, Science. inors: Spanish, Social Sci- ALICE A. TEWES Alice quiet . . . fellas . . . knit suits. Majors: English, Social Science, Minors: Science, Commercial Arts. Activities: Projectors Club 2, 35 G.A.C. 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN THIEL Pat stylish . . . likes to gab . . . goes for the S.C. Majors: English, Social Science, Science. Min- ors: Latin, Mathematics, Commercial Arts. Ac- tivities: G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Religion Club 3, 45 Latin 35 Drama Club l, 2, 45 Tennis 3, 45 Blue and Gold staff 3, 45 Science Club 45 Intra- mural Basketball 3, 45 Intramural Volleyball ence. Activities: A Cappel- X la 3, 45 Lettermens Club 3, 45 Swimming Club 15 , Football l, 2, 3, 45 Base- N ball l, 2, 3, 4. KAREN IRENE TILLER Karen short hair , . . helping hand . . . changeable. Majors: English, Science, Social Science. Min- ors: German, Mathematics, Commercial Arts. Activities: Ceramics Club 35 Home Economics Club l5 G.A.C. I, 25 Religion Activities Club 3, 4. HILDEGARDE ELIZABETH TODTER Hildy jolly . . . Germany . . . sense of humor . . . athletic. Majors: English, Science. Minors: Ger- man, Commercial Arts, Social Science Activ- .itiesz Drama Club 3, 45 G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 45 Re- ligion Activities Club 3, 45 Tennis Club 35 Chorus 15 Intramural Basketball l, 3, 45 Intra- mural Volleyball l, 3, 45 Intramural Baseball 1. IAMES SCOTT UNRATH lim willing worker . . . deadlines . . . Hoosier school master . . . handy with the articulators . . . Unrest! Majors: English, Social Science, Science. Minors: Mathematics, German. Activ- ities: Blue and Gold 3, 47 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 47 Drama Club 3, 47 Science Club 3, 47 Curtiss Campaign Mgr., 47 Swimming Club I. IACQUEHNE SYLVIA WAGEMANN Iackie sparkling personality . . . Log worries . . . Valpo! . . . bracelets . . . cheerleader. Majors: English, Scie ce. nd ' Latin, Mathematics, Social Scienc Ac' : Log Editor7 Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4 ' and Gold 37 Drama 1, 2, 3, 47 G.A.C. I, , 3, 47 R.A.C. 3, 47 A Cappella 47 Tennis Clu , 47 Class Secretary 27 Intra- mural sports 1 , 4. BEVERLY IOYCE WALTERS Bev Bensonville . . . majorette . . . short . . . soft voice. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Science, Commercial Arts. ROBERT IOSEPH WEHOFER Bob movie projectors . . . deliberate manner . . . blondy. Majors: English, Mathematics, Science. Minors: Social Science. Activities: Projectors Club 2, 3, 4: Swimming Club 17 Camera Club 17 Senior Science Club 3, 47 Intramural Base- ball l, 3, 47 Intramural Basketball I7 Football I. EDWARD CHRISTIAN WEDNT ,.Ed,. good sport . . . football... handy andy . . . sheet metal man. Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Sci- ence. Activities: Senior Sci- ence Club 3, 47 A Cappella Choir 3, 4j Projectors Club l, 2, 3, 47 Religion Activ- ities Club 47 Camera Club I7 Intramural Basketball I, 3, 47 Intramural Softball I, 47 Blue and Gold 47 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSALIE LOUISE WERLING Rosie Latin, Commercial Arts. Ac ball 3. RICHARD D. WETZEL Dick twin . . . minister . . int ligent. Major ' Eng- inors: wimming old 2, 3, 4: lish, 2 ial S ' e Latin. tivit' ass ' Club I n lub 37 Blue an Studfent Council Representative 27 Curtiss Cam- paign 2, 3, 47 Religion Activities Club 47 Sci- ence Club 37 Football I, 2, 3, 47 Basketball Manager Z, 3, 4. ROBERT E. WETZEL Bob politician . . . ' k's side-kick . . . S564 ques- tio s. Majo ish, Mathematics, Science, So al Scie inors: Latin. Activities: Swim- good dresser . . . short hair . . . unpredictable. Majors: English, Science. Minors' tivities: Intramural Basket- E gana , 4. RUTH CLAUDETTE WIEDERHOLD Ruth sincere . . . pleasant disposition . . . let's elope. Majors: English, Social Science, Sci- ence. Minors: Spanish, Mathematics. Activities: G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 47 Bowling Club 3, 47 Religion Activities Club 3, 47 Projectors Club 37 Spanish Club 2, 37 Intramural Basketball and Volleyball 3, 4. DOROTHEA W. WOLF Dot quiet . . . good friend . . . happy-go-lucky. Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Com- mercial Arts. Activities: G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 47 Drama Club 3, 47 Religion Activities Club 3, 4j Tennis Club 3, 47 Intramural Sports ll, 3, 4. tif ' Cl I 'n Club 37 Science Club 3, 47 a Football Manager 47 Basketball 4 L 2 4' RONALD FRED WUKASCH Ron line . . . good dresser . . . Mr. Lange . . . contagious laugh. Majors: English, Social Sci- ence, Mathematics, Science. Activities: Blue and Gold 4: A Cappella Choir 4. MARVIN CHARLES WUNDERLICH Marv musical . . . Mad comic books . . . nimble fin- gers. Majors: English, Science, Mathematics. Minors: Social Science. Activities: Science Club 3, 4: Mathematics Club 3, 4: Religion Activ- ities Club 4g Band 3, 4g Intramural Softball 3, 47 Intramural Basketball 4. NOT PICTURED 7 ' RALPH PAUL SOUNDE Ralph newcomer . . . always late . . . my buddy . . . jokes. Majors: English, Social Studies, Science. ROGER V. DELLINGER Rag J haircuts . . . distinctive women . . . Niles. ' Majors: English, Social Science, Science. Min- ors: Math. Activities: Outdoorsmans Club l: I Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 47 Football 1: Track 1, 3, 4. ij 5 t HMV W A if till lf mt. Q wg, aww? 2 W fsff- Ap 49 1 imwgsi Y Y? T 5 E 5 f 5 E 3 Q, ' - . - ' - MN.. fmfxzmrnuwaxarzamafffzssygxf-a' x nimL.zmwrs,rmw , mmfrzswxvatwxszszasamuwazsvm-nwnmxwawn . fm . -, - f ,MQ WPI!!! ZIWZWIII' une' 0017 47705716 ,gznior .fda fograiolw '55 WMM 6321333 eff W gzifamwmm jj, ' . WW' ',2f?,wa1, iw WJ U Wigs WJ wf it v .3 j K K gtk xsggy nv H? E, A ' ', QV Q -si D ' ' 'F ' px f , V- , ff ut Aw il 1. 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Linda Anderson, Warren Arndt, Carl Asrnus, Laverne Auler, Victoria Ba- ,ji billa Wesley Baranski. Q X. ,. Gs 1 K Evelyn Barnes, Robert Bartlett, Mar- Eg , 3 vin Bauer, Wesley Baumann, Robert Q Luk , Bechold, Edwin Becker. 'ee--f 'E r Camera shy: Jeanette Ge-ier, Ioyce Hausner, Dennis Heid- orn, Gerd Heinritz, Helen larosch, Fred Krecker, Ronald Larsen, Francis Ludowici, Patricia Murray, loan Peterson, Gene Stranq, Elwood Walmsley. l Wh .' 4: ' f, ,-is-ff fri , W WH J ii., 1 'W Jw ,QQ -me ,gg if W. , iw . W r C, Wx fy M 2 N M ,gwi ig I ' gin , 'A3'5.r ,gm 7 Z 5, if E Ni 1 in f 1 iq C, FGFYSA ,r i . R. mv ref, U Lk' ,T R57 n ZX -' I, H , , r r r ' ,gig3 r1,, , ,,'- A, 'gr ,.',, '. My 5 .:k,. FQ, 'l ' i. WED. ga 4 f .fini '.i l W , y 1-,E E W 'M s , 2 W if , Q 22? 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Roberi Franson, Beverly Gabrielsen, Ronald Gall, Carole Gallik, Wayne Ganqler, lohn Geheb. Ieanette Geier, Iames Genc, Marlen Gerhauser, Violet Gerke, Raymond Geweke, Alice Giesler. ludith Glaser, lane! Glassman, Wil- liarn Goodqer, Ianice Gordon, Fred Grosch, Ken Grosch. FRESI-IMEN Ioseph Guarnary, Perry Gulbransen, James Gunderson, Iudith Gustafson, Horst Hackerner, Ann Louise Hagen. Iudith Harders, Naomi Harks, Mari- lyn Hardt, Marilyn Hart, Ioyce Hau- ser, Carol Herman. Lois Heuser, Milton Hirsch, Nancy Holder, Glenn Holmbom, Karen Hol- torft, Eleanor Holtz. Ruth Holtz, Robert Horwat, Thomas Howe, Raymond Hupke, Amanda Husberq, Marlys Iohnson. Robert Iourgensen, Martin lschinqer, Mark Iolmstone, Edwin luozupaitis, Tom Kirwan, Betty Kjellin. Lowell Klemm, Anita Knudsen, Pa- tricia Ann Koch, Patricia Kelsey, Dale Kempi, Susan Koetke. Carol Ann Koepp, Dorothea Koepp, Thomas Koranda, Robert Kozikow- ski, Andrea Krausman, Tom Krenek. 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Darlene Pratt, Arnold Preus, Nancy Quade, Darlene Raesner, Robert Rasmussen, Ellen Rehberqer. Ferdinand Reichelt, Elizabeth Rhodes, Iudith Rice, Donald Richter, Nicholas Roder, Georqiann Romano. Iacqueline Rosene, Kristi Salm, Gayle Sandow, Gloria Savitski, Walter Schilf, Karen Schmidt. FRESHMEN Fred Schrittker, Marcella Schultz, Kenneth Schwarz, Dorothy Schwe- gel, Ieanette Schwenn, George Se- basian. Ioy Sebastion, Helen Sedo, Nancy Semple, Gary Semrow, Paul Seng, Ruth Ann Siegmann. Iames Sievert, Susan Simonson, Carol Lee Skanse, Barbara Soren- sen, Edwin Stadelman, Robert Stai- ger. Robert Steinback, Lorraine Stock- inger, Karen Suckow, Wayne Sun- derlin, Margaret Sweeney, Iudy Thiele. William Thomas, Christine Thomsen, Marilyn Unrath, Dennis Urban, Nan- cy Vanderhorst, Iudith Vandlik. Ronald Voigt, William Wacholz, Maynard Wall, ludiih Watson, Wal- ter Weart, Ioanne Wehofer. Ioyce Wehofer, Ernst Wenz, Diane Wenzel, David Werner, Kenneth Wertz, Iack White. Iames Wierzba, Diane Willey, Ian- ene Williams, Kay Williamson, Wil- liam Woebel, Curtis Woessner. Sharon Wood, Donald Wright, Wil- liam Wright, Winfried Zimmermann, Iuciith Schneider. from leit to right Iudy Eheim, vice president, Kent Moldenhauer, president, Sue Spletzer, secretary, Ken Miner, treasurer. SOPI-IOMORES . CLASS OF '57 Sophornores: More reassurance We have gained Due to the fact that one year's through But please continue with your aid This climbing still is Very new. Seniors: Do not worry nor start to fret If you don't know of your Fate You really haven't lost us yet A boost from us will set you straight. Sophomores: Icmet Ierawslci, Geviqe Iohnson, Dolores Johnston, Diane Kushenbecker, Y Iudy Luessow, Christine Ohm, Martin Puris, Duanne Schmid, Donna Schncnte men, Steve Vrabel. L SOPHOMORES Donna Abel, Gunard Abo- lins, Donald Adams, Shir- ley Albrecht, Diane Alter- qott, Elsie Anderka, Bar- bara Bank. Arlene Barczykowski, Ken- neth Beck, Kenneth Beck- er, Martin Behnke, Carol Berg, Viqinia Bernsee, Ronald Blcnken. lerry Blankenberq, lohn Bobenq, Tom Bonness, Lor- etta Boris, Beverly Brandt, Susan Bunq, Glenna Burrs. Richard Callahan, Alvin Carlsen, Carole Carlson, Doreen Carlson, Ioyce Christiansen, lames Clark, Larry Clernetsen. 0 'xx Q Bill Oosset, figrerly Cur- ran, Dnslquist, Ger- trucleibah ' everly Debs, Margaret wells, Eunice 5' Wibeitb ' N, . K 0 q , D. ' Qc 5 S Jw ' 3. QA . !r4 . I ,f , iArLi id Halma, rudykiieim, 5gCha es Ygllinqson, 'Elsie 'it aErbte?, B l G n c h e Fabry, by X ,, H xt' - 32 B1fH5'iealnFick, Georqene Erick. f' A A e so 'x Art Filip, Diane Flarn- manq, Harold Fox, Mari- Virqinia Freitag, Betty Frick, Henry Fricke, Rich- arcl Gahl. Richard Gallert, Flora Gaynor, Robert Gielow, lanice Gift, Donald Gost, Rita Grethe, Marlene Grosch. Barbara Haag, loan Haer- tel, Roy Halvorsen, Nor- man Hanan, Geraldine Hansen, Harold Hassel- man, lames Heidorn. wif va f - f .fi , in li xl Q if sg at -rr- , i if i :g.. g ,sir ll it A .::,E.5..:.,. .Q . : -, . gr. .,,.. .. ,..,,,, . it c K ,,,. : - .14-N . ..... Q . .., XE 4 Q Q K W' is if . , st 43 N. . Mm mam? YE-if 'i,' if .,., .A , A riri i l ' : fir . I ' A 21 ai i ' T sei . :. ' - - - : ...-,. 1 v iz A a A ' Z A JK :' .. 2.44-. is , .,,...., ,r,i ,S - its ' A 'im 'N Qs- k ,WP 'M' -:. 1 . M wg. A .:. --'- ,Ji- A 5 G ..,. f ' ' - :Z -if Sit ' : l E LT 'W' 'fri1f-E:fE,r:-...- gill Q 'E ra i, ew .... . p. J Q xg: - -' ' 34 , if A . , .. 5 0 W V ., g W . Q N- - XS A51 . -ss? ' V ' is iz 'M' - .... BZ tm Qi 5. QQ' KN 'x 'QQ' W LWSII . W f R. xx rig A an sl 'NT .. F we WW f s l in Q, M Q X 31,5 ggi- ggi: Q E Q ggi if is 5115, ge in ll QM ww: EH of fa W ' i Wm 5 3 ..., 'A 1 V A G, 3 ? M. , . 5 'R N, , R if i' V e ' , -- as . ms my I 1 y, In W ' A , I 'Q-it . ---- 'U f lg., pil i .r r .y M Z K , new ' l 1 - ,. ..., ,. , my Q .A W . ' t ., . .. -: .A - ,i .V QE 'V V et- - r '- P' . k Lf' ' 'MQ 'gk 3, -his 9 L is f V arf ': 1 r .,:.,.. Q3 'a mis new D I , , , --:- r ,,,, 3 li- lm' H: - ' fi for ,V ,WN AEJLQJ H L A32 - ., 'f'i'1,1-11. 3' Q ,A ' W ,. R F Y ' fu SGPI-IOMORES . my . in 5 y,,,g,r : ,NV , , .i rfzl at av'-Q ,fr 41 . ,aries -' r 3 t, I , M-eww A .,, .wi s nag ,fm -,, 3, W H' f Ek, : as 1 , Y ta M 1-1 ff er. J V V Q .. 112311, X if 'il pw 535 Atty . Wi? 1 f5 ':-,g.,.., 235 KZ? ,Q s r W , 5332526 fwfm ww ' mn P 5 ff wwf tm- 2 q Nu lv ' as 5 ,. zz fm I HM2EEifj52:: 111 zz.: f gr. , fir f'f-V-2 '2 -'f-M ' -. . 'I .,. Q, Y U -. ,,,.1 ,, r W ,31 1 .,, x Elissa , si , 'r-1.-5 - -' -z 4 ' 55' Wg, 1. ' -. 1 - , ' 1 J ' ,gzhfsj x ,.,,,. ' ,Q f z q 'wifi ' : ,. W, ,553 v 3 9 , Q J ,V .iAfl ' l -. .I ,rf-M w rg P .e,f '1's?1 ,fi W-A ,X W 'gifs'-'. U'.' T f ' ' Q,-1 EQ ' Q 2 Sf , .- : x. w e -we ,eye Q, , , f -. - - , fr , Sw, - t J, ' grin if at -'-' 6,3 , si -, im W. r ,fs or-xref, J my , y u tg L . - .. ,I . . V A 1 ,viii , r 51, x, ,gf 4 A . . ' L Al I 1 Brenda Heinz, Cathy Hern- meter, lack Herklotz, Ron Herr, Harvey Hirsch, Di- ane Hoffman, lack Holi- cek. Lois Holmblad, Bob Hur- banis, Laverne Ianello, Harold lcrhnke, W i l H1 CI lany, Kenneth Ieschke, Lois lessen. Truman lohnson, Dolores lohnston, Andres Kirstian, Ruth Kleiner, Ioanne Ko- baqe, Roger Krause, Pat Krenske. Alan Krueger, Diane Kuch- nenbecker, Siefried Kunz, Carol Kurtz, Earl Kusch, Norma Kaiser, Iohn Kar- nuth. Norman Kernnitz, Karl Ket- tlehut, Barbara Larsen, Ann Larssen, lucly Lesh- bauqh, Robert Luker, Shar- on Mahler. Q Carol Mahnke, Paula Mai- sel, Bruce Malchow, Ierry Mandelke, Audrey Mansk, Janice Mason, Ron Mat- thes. Norma Meyer, Vaughan Michaelson, Kenneth Min- er, Robert Moll, Karen Moore, Bob Morehouse, Manfred Mueller. Raymond Nadenik, David Nasby, Robert Nelson, William Neubeck, Char- lotte Oemiq, lacqueline Ohlicker, Nancy Oman. Betty Oster, Lois Past, Valerie Pattison, Barbara Peters, Ioan Pittelko, loan Pletz, ludy Poellot. Edward Prinz, Nancy Proc- tor, Margaret Quoos, Ken- neth Ranzau, Barbara Rat- clifte, C h a r l e s Rhodes, Twyla Riehle. T h o m a s Rode, Edwin Rohde, Otto Roller, Edith Schaden, Hansi Schaitler, Philip Scheel, S a n d r a Schiemann. Heide Schmidt, Iames Schmidt, Donald Schnei- der, Randy Schoenegge, Robert Scholz, Fred Schre- yer, Diane Schultzke. Robert Svoggins, Richard Selke, Bob Shaclduck, Lois Shimkus, Barbara Sim, Ioseph Simonides, Albert Simonsen. Herb Skinner, Sue Splet- zer, Ronald Steigerwaldt, Shirley Steigerwald, Wal- ter Stephen, Robert Strom, James Sundeen. Leonard Swenson, Roger Taylor, Guido Thomsen, Patricia Treutelaar, Ingrid Voigt, Iohn VonLehe, Ron- ald Wagner. Diane Waldron, Ronald Walker, Richard Walters, Melody Waltz, R o b e r t Webb, Carol Weber, Iohn Wellen. K a r e n Wendt, Richard Wenghofer, Barbara Wertz, Edwin Wichert, Shirley Wilke, Alvin Wilner, Lo- anne Worth. Norman Wunder, Iudith Wunsch, Marilyn Yohpe, Georgene Zapel, Eleanor Zelmer, Herbert Zimmer- man. William Zirzow, George Kaub, Ken Moldenhauer. ,pn- 1 '2 uN '- ' -. .1 an lx 5 W- ra.. l in S- llif W -.t,, XX W W ll -i Q R . wwe , 1 Syn E-.til5?fn..rx,lEgxY left to right: , Nancy Stangenburg, secretary: Dick Fick, vice-president: Lenore Strand treasurerg Henry Hemmeter, president. IUNIORS . . CLASS OF '56 Iuniorsg Two big branches We've finally passed Our climb has been a success Upon us now the third is cast We hope you'll still stand by us. Seniors: The tip of the tree is close in sight Our guidance now less needed We'll still give hints as to what is right But it's time to yourselves you've heeded. IUNIORS Lloyd Andersen, William Anderson, Verna Ballert, Corrine Ballo, Larry Barnes, Ioanne Bauer. Charlene Beqqs, Alyce Behnke, Enid Benz, Edwin Berg, Donna Bir- ing, Kurt Blurnenthol. Iudy Bonaker, Iames Bresinger, San- dra Britton, Len Brunotte, Herbert Buell, Kathryn Cappitelli. Dan Cicmanec, William Clark, Di- anne Cole, Ron Marten, Gerald Dan- zer, Etteliese Dehne. Ruth Diehl, Iohn Dobbs, Christel Domke, Kenneth Dueker, Don Ebert, Rosemarie Ecker. Richard Ehlert, Larry Ellqass, Iac- queline Emmons, Earl Esterly, Paula Evers, Richard Pick. Edward Fischer, Karen Fladoos, Bernadine Francke, Ierry Gaede, Dottie Garbers, Margaret Garrett. Lynda Gerber, Carolyn Gresens, Ruth Hahn, Ed Hamel, Iames Han- ert, Carolyn Hart. Christa Hausner, Henry Hemmeter, Carolyn Henschel, Glenn Herbst, Maqdeline Insel, Walter Iahrke. K , ,., Q at i:i:! s:f ,l .M P sf . EWR - ',. ff ..,., Qing fiff NN it Sw X fitllif' it f s 1. i w ,xi ' he s X M S SN S -- .,l, J Ltskgwx is . Q 5 xv: gf -:..,. . . 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Y ll f Hit: fu :ext -A a .2 'f- 1 ...rw-' fm-...ff 3 I Q il W 'Q f W 4 IZ' 3 -- rjeg,-wggg-' -:ff ' '35 4 . . 'X A ev i l. -ft A 6 t IUNIORS Jerry johnson, Lowell Kamerer, Iohn Katoll, Laverqne Kauke, Ron Kich ert, Victor Klautsch. Howard Knueppel, Ernst Koenia. Marge Keeper, Glenn Kroll, Alice Krueger, Corine Krueger. Edward Krueger, Margaret Krupa, Yvonne Kucera, Charles Lanqer, lean Larsen, Ralph Larson. Phyllis Lenz, Bob Leth, Voren Lind, Dolores Linstead, Richard Luebbinq, Barbara Luhrsen. Sandra Mahler, Sandra Meseth, Do- lores Messerschmidt, Dan McKenzie, Bob Metzner, Marvin Meyer. David Moeller, Arthur Neckermann, Herbert Neumann, Derrell Norton, Bill Oesterreich, Pat Oliver. Marshall Oppenhaqen, Glen Oppen- lander, Carolyn Pande, Kenneth Pearl, Martha Prusait, Norman Rice. Ruth Rociak, Robert Rohweder, Rich- ard Rolston, Sandra Salzmann, Louis Sandow, Donna Schaitman. Albert Scharf, Tom Schattke, Carl Schenk, Larry Schneider, Arlene Schroeder, Shirley Schroeder. IUNIORS Warren Schroeder, Raymond See- hafer, lack Shimkus, Virginia Sleek, Ron Simpson, Carol Smith. Marvin Smith, Allen Sprehe, Nancy Stangenberq, Roqer Stavnem, Duane Stavnes, Paul Steinback. Iohn Stephen, David Stockner, Floyd Stoner, Lenore Strand, Phyllis Stuck- rneyer, Mary Ann Stuecher. Donald Thompson, Donna Thoms, Raymond Uramkin, Curt Uthene, Larry Vehrs, Dolores Wadell. Albert Wanninqer, Mary Lynn Weg- ner, Ann Wetzel, Sandra Wilke, Darlene Matys, Ruth Ann Witzmann. Harold Wunderling, Betty Wuest, Marilyn Wulf, Carol Wunder, Ron- ald Zimmer. Camera Shy Marilyn Anderson, Pat Grasz, Linda Haas, Beverly Kasen, Carolyn Koeppe, Diana Schulzke, Bill Sosnowski, Ron- ald Marten. f-,V Zikxfaiffw A,-mia! Www, .VW Nwgiagfiwff STUDENT COUNCIL The Blue and Gold and Log room has another purpose too, For there a Council member can express his point of view. Of motions, deloates, and arguments it often is the scene: Oi our hallguard system, civic points, and keeping the school clean. They're your chosen representatives in everything they do: And the things that they accomplish, they accomplish just tor you. left to right Bob Hall CPresiclentl, Dolores Dallmeier lSecretaryJ, Ed Lichtenhagen, Marvin Meyer, Bill Clark, Henry Hemmeter, ludy Eheirn, Kent Moldenhauer, Dennis Heidorn, Andrea Krausman, Mr. Herbert Treichel lAdvisorJ. LOG STAFF Did you ever have a secret you found very hard to keep? But you knew for twelve long months you must let no one have a peek? Well, that Was the biggest problem, it sure kept us in a bog. Who had that problem? 'Twas the staff of Luther's log. But after all those months of payments, pictures, and a money Worry, After the final deadline which meant hurry, hurry, hurry, We finally came up with the end of all our pains, And in the book you have before you We hope the best remains. IACQUEMNE WAGEMANN RUTH NIEMAN DOLORES DALLMEIER Editor in Chief Assistant Editor Copy Editor GLORTA HALL MR E LANGE CAROL SCI-HMELS RUTHANNE GIELOW Pusmess Manager Faculty Adviser Assistant Copy Editor Assistant Business Manager 41 BLUE AND GOLD The busiest students at Luther l'm told, Are the ones on the staff of the Blue and Gold. Each job is important, and takes lots of time. l'll present them all in this little rhyme: Much credit should go to the Editor in Chief, For each issue's deadline brings some added grief. The task of the News Staff is to present, A true account of every event. The Feature Staff has its troubles too, lts job is to Write things of interest to you. The final staff is the one called Sports, Each game of the season it reports. Each job is important, much credit is due, To typists, make-up, and proof-readers too, To the Business Managers, who handle the money, To the people who bring in jokes, corny and funny. So a vote of thanks should be given to, The people who bring your paper to you. FLORENCE MOELLER tEditor-in'Chiefl MR. EDWARD LANGE tAdvisorl SPORTS STAFF Standing: Robert Scholz Seated: Ron Wukash, Kent Nelson tEditorJ FEATURE STAFF Left to right: Sharon Mahler, Georgene Zapel, Iames Unrath tEditort, Mrs. Storbeck tAdvisorJ, Paula Evers, Barbara Luhrsen. Standing: Katharine Starkel tMake-upl. Seated: Iudy Sellke tTypistJ, Renata Bartling tTypistl, Marlene Klepits tTypistl. NEWS STAFF Standing: Dick Wetzel tAssistant Editorl, Nancy Stangenberg, Carol Weber, Linda Boers, Elsie Erbes. Seated: Mrs. Karzel tAdvisort, Irene Schmidt tEditorJ, Pct Thiel. Standing ,left to right: lean Groskopf tArt Editorl, lim Hanert tlihotographerl, Don Ebert tCartoonistl. Seated, left to right: Ruth Diehl tBusiness Managerl, Mr. Betterman tAdvisorJ, Betty-lane Kroll tAssistant Business Managerl. 42 W 9.5 ded out R tlllffffittot .zffali 9' iashlfmt xxiehfiis Salle , ' oY9Ytg.e S f s Hem :Emma hunt xx? Suggest Coun- v rid ligilleift the Same ,X ever I kk 1 Qguldngeegelg add, my Wearlug 1210? feat , .nv . THEY be Hrln1t3ed8.llXf3ifiere the? can Z, -them . - me mar fashaorgyotgd gixmxgv n a wk I the Siena Mahixtw are Ginny seen we gate MQELL 1 Q0 R BLOHM aug-gg in-.rel PRO: v mmm met 1 Q' 0 den PW gr uk 351951. 'lcmwqa 23,11 wx 30 la l 1 wndi nu Fl'-one LA R Cammy um alum ln i souvkl 7 is ns 'W Birk 3,1 5 gaoo DECEMBER 22, X954 VIEW whi 0 grams sc'nfmX both a comin Umm year R PN . dd fantasy t 1, Vzmher X xg I s Go I wut fum AK M. . Semor 'Yhiviy senmrs in the A WRU gn czxxwkxmgr in seven! ' Y7c4'imxb0T 22. Tum M zw ness!-ay , ara W ahhev Memmxg conew. 'wumm ZYE Um w,,mw,hM aw' wx M M M2133- A CAPPELLA CHOIR Practice in singing's the Work that we do, Practice on music that's both old and new. Morning rehearsals are quite neces- sary, lf We Want sincerely to carry, God's Word, through music, to every- one, Our reward's in work that is Well clone. last row. left to riqht Gloria Hall, Barbara Bank, Betty-lane Kroll, Marshall Oppenhagen, Ioan Quade, Richard Luebbing, Ron Wukasch, Paul Bobzin, Iohn Huginin, Art Schumacher, Ed Wendt, Wally Pilug, Ed Lichtenhagen, Dave Terwell, Howard Knueppel, Sandra Mahler, Richard Ralston, Ruth Nieman, Roger Moritz. third row, left to right Ruthanne Gielow, ludy Sellke, Marlene Kleptis, Paula Evers, Ronald Gahl, Ed Berg, Carol Schimels, Iaclcie Wagemann, Arlene Schroeder, Carole Carlson, Sandra Salzmann, Ardith Sundeen, Beverly Aus-den Au, Barbara Browder, lames Bresinger, Robert Scholz, William An- derson, Ruth Diehl, Georgene Pick. second row. left to right Charles Langer, Carolyn Gresens, Mary Anne Stuecher, Elizabeth Wuest, Doreen Carlson, Glenna Burrs, Irene Schmidt, ludy Eheirn, Ianice Mason, Donna Birinq, Barbara Luhrsen, Sharon Mahler, Dolores Messerschmidt, Diane Altergott, Mary Lou Haag, Carol Moritz, Pat Krenske, Christa Hauser, lean Groskopf. from row, left to right Renata Bartling, Pat Treutelaar, Vaughan Michaelson, Ann Larsen, Phyllis Stuckmeyer, Nancy Stangenberg, Florence Moeller CSecretaryJ, Walter Gresens CPresidentl, Mr. Gerhard Schroth tDirectorD, Don Koetke CVice-Presidentl, Nancy eterson Cfreasurerl, Lenore Strand, Lynda Gerber, Dottie Garbers, inny Siek, Ann Wetzel, Marilyn Wulf. top row. left to right Anita Materhorn, Virginia Burnsy, Helen Sedo, Evelyn Barnes, Nancy Quade, lim Schmidt, Marvin Bower, Perry Gulbransen, Guido Thorn- sen, Glen Holmbalm, Dave Werner, Arnold Preus, Karen Suckow, Helen Iarousch, Naomi Harks, ludy Vandlik, Iudy Gustafson, Ann Hagen. fourth row. left to right Bonnie Bohn, Laurie Buerger, Ruth Holtz, Anita Knudsen, Milton Hirsch, Amanda Husberg, Ellen Behberger, Sue Koetke, Fred Kreclcer, Mark lohnstone, Bob Horwat, Pat Koch, Richard Krueger, ludy Bing- ham, Bay Geweke, Georgiann Romano, Carolyn Booth. third row. left to right loyce Hauser, Dorothy Ploense, Martin lschiner, Eleanor Holtz, Iudy Rice, Marilyn Unrath, Beverly Gabrielsen, Helena Kuntz, Corinne Ballo, Barbara Soresen, Gayle Sanclow, Dorothy Eckstrom, loyce Sebastian, Nancy Lackland, David Nasby, Karen Schmist, Don Rich- ter, Herbert Zimmerman. second row, left to right Darlene Raesner, loyce Wehoier, Nancy Proctor, Sharon Longiield, Beverly Curran, Doreen Christensen, Carol Messerschmidt, ludy Schneider, Diane Lanoch, loan Peterson, Joanne Wehofer, ludy Fleeger, Carol Herman, Nancy Berreiter, Christine Thomson. first row. left to right Wayne Larson, Gary Semrow, Mr. Schroth fDirectorl, Linda Anderson, lanette Geier, Marilyn Hart. CHORUS What is the goal We're all striving for? lt's Senior Choir We want to be ing So now we practice, and then practice HIOTG, And hope some day our goal We'll Win. And as we practice and learn, tl'1ere's none Who feels he's not having fun. if 5 , E-' , f S g..Q17 NL! 4, t it X 4- R fx KC CN' 46 if BAND , Who makes the best noise in the land? The Luther North High School Band. Mr. Taebel is the leader ot swing, And helps to add the touch ot zing. Practice over and over again, Numerous performances and a recital now and then, A few sour notes also add, To comprise a group that makes everyone glad. buck row, lei! to right Mr. Taebel CDirectorJ, Ron Steigerwald, Iohn Geheb, Don Schneider, Philip Scheel, Dick Genc, Siegfried Kuntz, Walter Stevens, Lee Iany, Robert Olsen, Ed Rhode, Diane Hoffman. front row, left to right lack Holecek, Dick Hart, Harold lahnke, Margaret Quoos, Ioan Pletz, Iucly Loshbough, Marilyn Wulf, Truman lohnson, Iudy Poellet, Gary Meyer. Mcxiorettes. left to right Sharon Mahler, Pat Oliver. To be a good bowler in this club these simple rules observe: Throw a ball with lots oi speed, and straighten out that curve. This skill can be acquired, and is a sport for everyone, And no matter if you win or lose, you will agree it's fun. CERAMICS CLUB lust row, left to right Linda Boers, Lee Skanse, ludy Vand- lich, lim Clark, Charles Langer, Ardell Bohl, Carol Weber, Ruth Kleiner, Walter Stephen, Naomi Harks, Karen Fladoos, Margaret Garret. middle row. left to right Ted Leno, Bob Horvat, Norman Hanan, Diane Cole CPresidentJ, Iudy Poellet, lim Wierzba, Bob Kozikow- ski, Diane Piiester. bottom row. left to right Pat Treutelaar, Lorraine Lippert, Mr. Lange CAdvisorl, Dorothy Plo- ense, Eleanor Zelmer, Edith Schaden. standing, left to right Gene Strang, Iudy Gustafson CPres- identi, Kenneth Banzau, Harold Wonderling, Laverne Kauke, Bar- bara Wertz, Ruth Diehl fTreasurerl. seated, left to right Frances Ludowici, loyce Hauser, Miss Robbert flldvisorl, Laverne lan- nello, Barbara Sorenson. last row. left to right Helen larousch, Harold Hawkins, Bill Sosnowski, Lois lessen, Albert Schart, Lee lany fPresidentl, lohn Katoll, Lloyd Anderson, Kurt Blu- menthal, Marshall Oppenhagen, Ron Voight, Elsie Erbes, Henry Henne- berg, Ron Gahl. third row. left to right Bertha Odell, Gary Palm, Larry Schneider, Beverly Debs, Loretta Meyer, ludy Gustavson, Peggy Gar- rett, Norma Meyer, Ann Hagen, Floyd Stoner. second row, left to right Wilma lany, Sandra Britton, Car- olyn Koeppe, Mary Wegner fSecre- taryl, Ron Walker, Carolyn Gresens, Maggie lnsel, Phyllis Lenz, Rose Eckert, Yvonne Kucera lVice-Pres- identl, Carol Smith fTreasurerl, Charles Langer, Carolyn Henschel. front row, left to right Iudy Wunsch, Ruth Wieclerhold, Fran Ludowici, Mr. George Yursky fAdvisorl, lames Sundeen, Lois Mes- ser, Iackie Ohlicker. Making pottery did you say? Vilell, let me tell you that you may Make objects beautiful to see, Cause this club specializes in making pottery. They have an oven where you may bake, Whatever you decide to make. 47 top row Laverne Kauke, Vlfalter Weart, Ken- neth Ranzau, Gerald Danze-r, David Moeller, Roger Burreson, Gene Strong, Iudy Gustafson. second row Frances Ludowici, Martha Clark, Diane Cole, Lorraine Lippert, Ioyce Hauser. first row Martha Prusait, Indy Poellet, Miss Robbert, Barbara Wertz, Laverne lanello. LIBRARY I f LIBRARY ASSISTANTS AND LIBRARY CLUB A good library is an important part of every school, ,ex ' I To keep it effective student co-operation must be the rule. Assistant librarians are always in demand To give the librarian a helping hand, ln fixing bulletin board displays and checking out books, And always making certain the library looks Clean and fresh, and neat as a pin, standing, lei! to right: Gene Strang, Iudy Gustafson tPres- identl, Kenneth Ranzau, Harold Wonderling, Laverne Kauke, Bar- bara Wertz, Ruth Diehl CTreasurerJ. seated. left to riqht Frances Ludowici, Ioyce Hauser, Miss Robbert fAdvisorl, Laverne Irannello, Barbara Sorenson. A8 To any visitor who might drop in. Students, therefore, are asked to take care, To make sure our library will always be there. lust row. left to right Bonnie Craven, Buth Kleiner, Carol Weber, Paula Evers, Ardell Bohl, Florence Moeller CPresidentD, Carol Vfunder, loyce Christiansen, Gloria Hall, Arlene Schroeder, Elsie Erbes, ' Sandra Salzmann, Carole Carlson, Laverne Kauke, Ardith Sundeen, Carol Schimels, Beverly Brandt. third row, left to right Norma Meyer, Marilyn Yohpe, Linda Boers, Grayce Hoppe, Hildegarde Chaveriat, Barbara Luhrsen tPoint Recordl, Ruth Hahn, Ruth Diehl, Marlene Klepits, l-lildegarde Todter, Pat Krenske, Carol Mahnke, Maggie lnsel, Darlene Mattis, Audrey Mansk. second row. left to right Charlene Beggs, Carolyn Gresens, Eileen Ruehl, Barbara Wertz, Diane Altergott, Cathy l-lemme-ter, Donna Biring, ludy Sellke, Pat Thiel, Do- lores Dallmeier, Buthanne Gielow tSecretaryJ, Dolores Messerschmidt. front row. left to right Carol Smith, lanice Mason, Dorothea Wolf, Rose Eckert, Miss Brower fAd- visorl, Mary Lou Haag, Vaughan Michaelson, ludy Eheim. Do We like athletics? Are you asking us? lf we didn't, would we Work so hard and make Over a big splash party, or a trip to the lake, Or for the party when We bring a cake? A Certificate, Numerals, Letter, and even a Pin lt you earn enough points you are sure to win. A group of girls, all friendly and Willing to Work Their duty to the G A C they will not shirk. USS top row, left to right lean Groskopf, Katherine Starkel, Carolyn Henschel, Ruth Wiederhold, Nancy Stangenberg, Dottie Garbers tTreasurerJ, Lynda Gerber, loan Pletz, Lenore Strand. middle row. left to right Renata Bartling, Marilyn Wulf, Nan- cy Peterson, Ioanne Bauer, Corrine Ballo, Ginny Siek. bottom row, left to right Edith Schaden, Karen Moore, Ann Wetzel tPoint Recorclerl, Ruth Nie- man, Miss Brower tAdvisorD, Iackie Wagemann, ludy Loshbough, Lo- anne Worth. 49 The Latin Clubs year one and two Meets during class when time is due They read Latina and play Roman games With the Latin Banquet one ot their aims. SPANISH CLUB top row, left to right Ray Uramkin, Tom Bonness, Kurt Blumenthal, lohn l-lugunin, Dave Terwell, Earl Esterly, Diane Hoff- man. middle row, left to right Ruth Rociak, Ruth Diehl, Iohn Mohr- hardt tPresident 2nd year classl, Bob Shadduck, Paul Steinbach, Ron Simpson, Voren Lind, Pat Oliver, bottom row. left to right Iudy Loshbough, Lenore Strand fPresident lst year classl, Rev. Mohrhardt Uldvisorl, Linda Gerber, Paula Maissel. 50 ln this club, low and behold, I AND II last row, leit to right Roy Fox, Sandra Mahler tPresident, Latin IU, Ron l-leidorn tPresident, Latin D, Ronald Blanken, Norman Rice, Herb Skinner, lohn Katoll, Iohn Dobbs, Roger Taylor, Ron Wagner, Siegfried Kuntz, Ed Rhode, Bob Webb, Glenn Herbst. middle row. leit to right David Nasby, Diana Cole, Larry Clemetson, Laverne Kauke, Ronald Gahl, Lois lessen, George-ne Zapel, Dave Kuhfal, Kenneth Dueker, Kathy l-lemmeter, Mari-Virginia Freitag. front row. left to right Ginny Siek, Marilyn Wulf, Iudy Poellot, Reverend Mohrhardt CAcl- visorl, Nancy Stangenberg, Phyllis Stuckmeyer, Ann Wetzel. The members are not girls and boys We are told, lnstead chicas and chicos take their places, And make up a club with a Spanish basis. Spanish customs and Spanish food, Leave this group in a happy mood. A very busy club this year, ls one that's just been started here, But even though it's very new, lt has tound many things to do. 1 A march of dimes drives, and a clean-up campaign have been their big projects thus far, A special emblem is being designed to show just what their aims are. The memberships open to just Senior boys, from that group have been chosen a iew To represent our Luther High North: may they have added success in Whatever they do. I V59 top row, left to riqht Len Liss tVice-Presidentl, Bob Hall, Ed Lichtenhagen tSecretaryl, Lee lany, Ed Wendt, Walter Gresens, Art Schumacher, Wally Pflug Cpreside-ntl, Dick Pick, Arvin Kruse, Dave Terwell CTreasure1'l, Pete Mahnke. front row, left to right Dick We-tzel, jim Hahn, Ron Heidorn, Mr. Herbert Treichel tAdvisorl, Don Keotke, Bob Wetzel, Henry Hernmeter. 5 DRAMA top row. left to right Bob Hall, Ierry Danzer, Alan Krue- ger, lim Unrath tVice Presidentl, Ron l-leidorn, Arvin Kruse, Richard Scholz, Art Schumacher, John Katoll, Ron Rader, Harold Wunderling, Richard Luebbing, Bob Rohweder, Ron Kiclcert, Hans Moll. third row, left to right Arclith Sundeen, Sandra Salzmann, Ruth Kleiner, Elsie Erbes, Arlene Schroeder, Betty lane Kroll, Sandra Mahler, Robert Scholz, Al Bonness, Gloria l-lall, loan Quade, Florence Moeller, Carol Weber, Paula Evers, Beverly Aus-der-Au, Carol Schimels, Audrey Minsk. second row, left to right Eunice Ebert, Sandra Meseth, Geor- gene Pick, PGQQY Garret, Barbara Luhrsen, Art Neckerrnan, Barbara Browder, Ruth Hahn, Sharon Mahler, Kathy Hemmeter, Bonnie Craven, Maggie lnsel. bottom row. left to right Pat Thiel, Marlene Klepits tPresi- dentl, Mrs. Meier tAdvisorD, Mrs. Karzel tAdvisorD, Phyllis Lenz, Don- na Biring, Heidi Schmidt. The Luther Players is a very active club. Why not join rather than snub? Under the direction oi Mrs. Karzel Many things have been accomplished very Welle Skits, pantornimes, and a one-act play top row. left to riqht Laverne Auler, Nancy Stangenberg, Doreen Carlson, Glenna Burrs, Dor- othea Wolfe, Christa Hausner, Bar- bara Simrn, Bob Horvat, Vicki Bub- ila, Sandra Ficlc, Voren Lind, Diane Altergott, Grayce Hoppe tTreasurerD, Hildegard Todter, Ruth Rociak, Mary Lou I-laag, lrene Schmidt. third row, left to right Katharine Starkel, Diane Kuchen- becker, Ann Larssen, Elsie Anderka, ludy Eheim, Mary Anne Stuecher, Betty Wuest, Ioanne Bauer, Eileen Ruehl, Ianice Mason, Ioanne Ko- bage, Judy Luessow, Carol Kurtz, Diane Cole, second row. leit to right Renata Bartling, Ianet Ebert, Corinne Ballo, Marilyn Wulf, Iudy Harders, lean Groskopf, Lenore Strand, Susan Spletzer, Carolyn Henschel, Dorothy Ekstrom, Nancy Peterson, Nancy Vanderhorst, Ann Wetzel. bottom row. left to right Gertrude Neu, Edith Schaden, Ruth Nieman, Mrs. Meyer CAdvisorD, Mrs. Karzel tAdvisorJ, Iackie Wagemann, Ginny Siek. 52 Are some of the things we do on a social day, A farewell party at the end oi the year Brings sadness to some and to others, cheer. top row, left to right Hans Moll, Andy Kirsten, Carl He- welt, Marvin Smith, Walter Greseris, Bob Metzner, Norman Gurqel, Wal- ter Iahrke, Rich Luebbinq, Duane Iohnsori CPresidentl, Bon Laskowski CVice-Presidentl. second row, left to right George Sebasian, Iames Wierzba, Harold I-lasselman, Don Adams, Don Pokorney, Bill Closset, Ron Marten, Bob Wehofer, Curtis Woessner, Tru- rncn Iohnson. bottom row. left to right Wesley Baumann, Bon Steiqerwaldt, Charles Longer, Mr. Duensinq fAd- visorl, Ron Walker, Manfred Mueller. On the subject of projectors and what must be known About them, at meetings the members are shown, lust exactly what they must do, When they show the movies to you And in this club they're not sorry to be, Think of all the movies they see! JUNIOR RAC. We have a brand new club this year, Known as Iunior RAC. lt's purpose is to train us, Service to others is the key. So it you're a Frosh or Sophomore this club's in need oi you, They must have your helping hand, and your ideas too. top row. left to right Lee Carol Skanse, Iacky Rosene, Bob Schultz, Roy Fox, Siqfried Kuntz, Richard Sellke, Ed Rhode, Carol Weber CSecretary, Treasurerl, Karen Wendt, Valerie Pattison. third row. left to right Carol Mahnke, Pat Koch, Audrey Mansk, Helen Sedo, lean Pittelko, Georqene Pick, Larry Clemetsen, Bonnie Bohn, Cathy Hemmeter, Mar- garet Quoos. second row. left to right Ioane Kobaae, Dorothea Koepp, Ioan Peterson, Judy Eheim, Amanda Hus- bera, Sandra Pick, Ianice Mason, Iudy Poellot, Ianet Ebert, Iudy Thiele, Iudy Luessow. first row. left to right Loanne Worth, Iudy Loshbouqh, Nancy Vanderhorst CVice-Presidentl, Reverend Theiss CAdvisorJ, Eunice Ebert tPresidentl, Elsie Anderka, Pat Truetelaar, Betty Oster. 53 top row. left to right Carol Smith, Carol Gentzen, lerry Danzer CVice-Pre-sidentl, Marshall Oppenhagen, Dick Fick, Henry Her- man, lohn Katoll, Ed Wendt, Lee Iany tPresidentl, Arvin Kruse, Har- old Wonderling, Marlene Klepits, Hildegarde Todter, lrene Schrnidt, Donna Biring. third row. left to right Martha Prusait, Pat Oliver, Linda Boers CSecretaryl, Pat Thiel, ludy Sellke, Ruthanne Gielow, Dolores Dallrneier, Charlene Beggs, Rose Eckert, Ioanne Bauer. second row, lett to right lean Groskopt, Katharine Starkel, Ruth Wiederhold, Lois Messers, Nan- cy Prien, Eileen Ruehl, Nancy Stan- genberg, Sandra Britton, Lynda Gerber, Dottie Garbers, Lenore Strand, Carolyn Henschel. bottom row, lett to right Ginny Siek, Ann Wetzel, Renata Bartling, Rev. Thies U-Xdvisorl, San- dra Wilke, Corinne Ballo, Phyllis Stuckmeyer, Iackie Wagemann. Now that we've rnet the lunior club, let's meet the Seniors, too: And take a look to find out just what it is they do. A trip to Mexico is its vacation treat this year. R A C lts project was the giits ot food which helped spread Christmas cheer lt asks the guiding hand of God, helping others is its airny And what it does for others, it does in lesus' name. top row. left to right Florence Moeller, Gloria Hall, Earl Esterly, Carl Schenk, Hans Moll, Ronald Heidorn, lim Unrath, Albert Bonness, Roger Moritz, Bob Hall, Sverre Larsen, Betty-lane Krall, Arlene Schroeder. third row. leit to right Larry Schneider, Dick Wetzel, San- dra Salzmann, Carol Schimels, Bob Wetzel, Ron Laskowski, Barbara Browder, Ardith Sundeen, Beverly Ausrder-Au, Bill Clark, Laverne Kauka. second row. left to right Ruth Diehl, Ruth Hahn, Paula Evers, Phyllis Lenz, Margaret lnsel, Alyce Behnke, Barbara Luhrsen, Pat Ol- iver, Hildegard Chaveriat. bottom row, left to right Sfndra Meseth, Carolyn Gresens, Bonnie Craven, Ruth Nieman, Rev. Thies Uldvisorl, Iackie Emmons, Darlene Matys, Voren Lind. 54 Bing! Bang! Boom! What could be going on in that room? top row. lett to right Dick Fick, Walter Iahrke, Lee Iany tPresidentl, Ed Wendt, Iohn Katoll, Richard Schlotz, Henry Hermann, lim Hannert, Ierry Danzer Nice- Presidentl. second row. lei! to right Richard Genc, Bob Hall, Hans Moll, Richard Luebing, Roger Moritz, Earl Esterly, Dave Moeller. bottom row, lelt to right Pat Thiel, Irene Schmidt tSecretaryl, Marlene Klepits, Mr. Tarnowski QAcl- visorl, Diana Cole, Sandra Britton. lifnllyglgiseiie Science Club at work, S periment has gone berserk. Here- bromine and chloride are common terms, Plus things concerning Worms and germs, Field trips also add to the fun, And keep the members on the run. top row. left to right Loretta Boris, Margaret Delis, Walter Stevens, Ed Rhode, Lee Iany, Fred Reichelt, Flora Gaynor, Charles Ell- ingson tPresidentl. bottom row. left to right Karl Asmus, Ed Prinz, Charlotte Oemig, Mr. Tarnowski tAdvisorJ, Gertrude Dahms, Bob Horvart. 55 BLEACHER BOYS left to right Pete Mahnke, Dave Terwell, Iohn Katoll, Dave Schatke, Bill Sosnow- ski, Ralph Sound. 56 These are the hallauards Who look at your pass cards With disbelievinq eyes And Whose moment of bliss Comes when they can hiss l-ley! where are you aoinq you guys? Hall Guards top row, left to right William Neubeck, Gloria Hall, Bob Hall, Pete Mahnke, loan Iethon, Ed Wendt, Art Schumacher, Randy Schoeneqqe, Richard Scholz, Dick Pick, Arvin Krause, Harold Wunder! ling, Bill Clark, Larry Schnieder, Valerie Pattison. third row. leit to right Carol Schaeffer, Carol Moritz, Kathy Hemmeier, Eunice Ebert, Hilde Cha- veriat, Bonnie Craven, Marilyn len- sen, Karen Wendt, Ruth Hahn, Carol Schimels, Grayce Hoppe, Audrey Manske, Charlotte Oemiq, Marlene Klepits. second row, left to right Shirley Wilke, Sue Spletzer, Carolyn Pcnde, Eileen Ruehl, Marylou Haaq, Dorothea Wolfe, Irene Schmidt, Pat Thiel, Dolores Dallmeier, Ruth Wei- derhold, Carolyn Koeppe, lean Gros- kopf. bottom row, left to right Shirley Steiqerwaldt, Mari Virginia Freitag, Corrine Ballo, Gayle San- dow, Ruth Nieman, Renata Bartlinq, LoAnne Worth, Karen Moore. The bleacher boys Whose job it is To take care of the bleachers like a whiz. top row. lelt to right Wayne Sunclerlin, Barbara Luhrsen, Sverre Larson, Albert Schari, Tom Bonness, Henry Herman, Richard Maina, loe Lanqe, Ron Matthes, Bill Clossett, Paula Evers. middle row, left to right Bill Wachholz, Donna Birinq, Barbara Wirtz, Russel Lanqan, Carol Mahnke, Ron Walker, Curt Wessner, Ierry Mandalke, Linda Boers. bottom row. left to right Manfred Mueller, lackie Waqemann, Miss Locht, Mrs. I-lalvorsen, Katharine Starkel, Lo Anne Worth, Donna Abel. KlTCHEN HELPERS K is for Kitchen, all shiny and new. l, tor indulge, and that We all do. T is for tempting, they Way the meals look. C is tor Chris, the kitchens chief cook. l-l is for l-lalvorsen, the menu she'll choose. E is for Etiquette, which all should use. N is tor Neatness, which must he found ln the kitchen the whole year round. C is for Chili, a favorite dish. R is tor Red l-lots, topped with relish. E is tor Excess, the portions are such. W is tor Workers, helpful so much. 57 PEP CLUB 0 i kf' XJ ,K top row, leit to right Bill Oesterreich, Henry Hemmeter, Nancy Quade, loan Quade, lim Unrath, Ron Zimmer, Ed Wendt, Howard Knueppel, Bob Hall, Carol Weber, Betty Kroll, Bill Clark. fourth row. left to right Carol Moritz, lohn Von Lehe, Perry Gulbranclson, Valerie Pattison, Loretta Meyer, Barbara Luhrsen, Carol Schirnels, Maggie lnsel, Norma Meyer, Karen Wendt, Grayce Hoppe, Beverly Aus-der-Au, Bob Hurbanis. third row, left to right Donna Biting, Kathy Hernmeter, Marilyn Unrath, Christa Hausner, Carolyn Gresens, ludy Sellke, Marlene Klepits, Hildegarde Todter, Carol Smith, Sandra Britton, Sue Koetke, Gigi Romano, Sue Spletzer. second row, left to right Diana Lanoch, Donna Schaitrnan, Pat Thiel, lrene Schmidt, Ruth Weiderhold, Linda Boers, Eileen Ruehl, Katharine Starkel, Dot Wolf, Mary Lou Hagg, Gayle Sandow, Lenore Strand. bottom row. left to right Ann Wetzel, Nancy Peterson, Ed Becker, Carolyn Henschel, Ioan Hartel, Miss Brower Ukdvisorl, George lohnson, Eleanor Holtz, Al Wilner, Shirley Hartwig, Renata Bartling. One of the most active clubs this year, ls another new one just organized here. Games must be attended by everyone, And all who do, agree that it's fun, To root for the team, show our loyalty too, And let them know that however they do, We think our team tops all the rest, And in school spirit is simply the best. 36:5 wi ' ---- 9 . we E lining exif! , .i X 6 . N Q Q, 6 1 y 9 Q' 5 Q K , 35 , :.ss,5: - 1 W L f - it 5 fi FW INTRAMURALS Do you remember ofier school In good old Lutl'1er's gym, When all of us ot Intro-Murols, Hod lots of fun. lose or win. ,. Q, of v 3 1 , W OFFICE HELP 'S 2 H , Left to right: Mrs. Blecke, Mrs. Linnemcmn Elmer Mrs. Meier THE TUNIOR CLASS, PRESENTS THE MALE ANIMAL A-, X may 25 .fx fx 34 + QMK 'M ff' iv' Hn-549 Ng!-' ?s.1 f' ia 'x' x K .L is N. wx' 13,9 ...M 1 je? 1. W Q, .Q mb K, x Riff 'W yi 'Y ,M 2 WM fx an wp- will' M gk -. W .x ' 'Ks ,A 2' K Fri-,,+ f 1. Q E X 3 5 ,A , WA Q ' Vi 5 Q4 . , MS f K, --1 - V 1 . 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'vi 'Q Y, Y Y-49 O. .. ,gr im' gp Mx A M,-1+ W 'X OH! si .a W 1 M14 ur' , 5 f Q. wx Q ww was 44, v,:.W VARSITY kneeling, left to right Howard Knueppel tManagerD, Bob Wetzel, Len Brunotte, lohn Von Lehe, Dick Wetzel, Ron Heidorn, Iohn Mohrhardt, Gene Porter, Ed Hammel, Glenn Herbst CManagerl. second row, left to right Mr. Roland Schleusener flfxssistant Coachl, Mr. George Yursky tCoachl, Ron Simson, lim Bresinger, Bill Clark, Dave Burkhardt, Darrel Norton, Marvin Meyer, Rich Rolston, Lou Sandow, Herb Neumann, Ray Seehafer, Mr. Blecke Ckssistant Coachb. standing. left to right Kent Moldenhauer, Ron Blankin, Art Filip, Larry Vehrs, Ed Lichtenhagen, Wallace Ptlug, Ed Kruger, Ralph Larsen, Randy Schoenegge, Ed Wendt, Norman Rice, Dave Terwell, Duane Stavness, Pete Mahnke, Len Liss. This year's football team, under the direction ot Coach Yursky and assist ant coaches Schluessner and Blecke, retained our school's good name fighting hard and clean in every battle and showing good sportsmanship throughout the season, even though they did not win the championship. The season closed with the Wildcats holding a record of 2 wins and 4 losses. Co captains Ed Lichtenhagen and Wally Ptlug did a fine job sparking the team with the old school spirit. The two highest scorers were Ralph Larsen with 48 points and Wally Ptlug with 24 points. The game with North Shore proved to be the most exciting one ln the last moments of the contest, Wally Ptlug made the extra point to win the game Our other victory was the Glenwood game which ended with a tmal score ot 34-O. Some ot the individual honors that were bestowed on members ot this year's squad were ones which brought tame to our school. Ralph Larsen Ed Krueger, and Wally Pflug were elected to the P. S. L. All Star team for spectac ular participation in league competition. Wally Ptlug was highly honored by being elected by his teammates to receive the most valuable player award as well as being chosen on the All City and All State teams. Much ot the success of this year's squad was due to the fine spirit and hard work ot those graduating seniors not previously mentioned namely Ed Lichtenhagen, Dave Terwell, Dick Wetzel, Ron Heidorn, lohn Mohrhardt Gene Porter, and Pete Mahnke. Our thanks also goes to our reliable graduating manager Bob Wetzel. Congratulations are also in order to Rich Ralston and Marv Meyer, co-captains for next year's team. 1 W - M 17 R. ,, , ' i -----V df . If Wa x .. , , E if- A -! I ., , V I In of I gi M Y r 1 K I X I f ,N ,H -I. Ik I f I -I' I 3 4 , jx' I I ..:-if ' zzif' I I 'i ' Z.. M 'vw . My H, was f., , my K. I -4-2 .... , . 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A f - , ' H .. a. vw'rww: , Mm- V .1 A Ln , Y-www: Mrfm, wmwmzsgaafw., , .fwfzmn huh .ufmawzhw an:QJQSQQQVMWQQQQQHfx-'a'+'HmWA A K , 5 s C 5 top roivv. left to right f - ' 'Z 0 tg, Coach Blecke, Dennis Heidorn, Robert Nordstrom, Alvin Carlson, Richard Maina, George 3, Cobb, Roy Halvorsen, Robert Wagner, Harvey Hirsch, Ziegturd Kunz, Robert Morehouse, Ed Rhode, Coach Berning. middle row. left to right Fred Schreyer, Bob Bartlett, Earl Clernenson, Dave Werner, Harold Iahnke, Bob Iorgenson, Perry Gulbrandsen, Dick Gahl, Dennis Bohl, lim Sievert. bottom row, ieit to right Alvin Wilner CManagerl,,Ray Hupke, Don Schneider, Marvin Bauer, Alan Nemeth, Ken Miner, Henry Fricke, Dave Nasby, Roger Krause, Karl Kettlehut Clvlanagerl. X FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL TEAM The Frosh-Soph team scored 94 points to its opponents' 19 to guaran tee a record of 4 to U, finishing the season undefeated. The most impressive game was against Wheaton, Whom the Ponies defeated 26-O. However 4 the team managed to make all tour games exciting, scoring l9 points against Luther South's 6, Winning 19-7 in the game against North Shore and toppling Harvard by the impressive score of 30-6. Headed by coaches Art Blecke and Bob Berning, much of the team s strength was placed in defense. This was the chief reason for the VICTOTIGS Outstanding among the sophomores were George Kaub, Dave Nasby and Ron Wagner, while Bob Hurbanis Was named the most improved player. Captain Harvey Hirsch was high scorer this year making a total oi 24 points. With the return ot freshmen Dick Maina, Dave Werner, Perry Gul bransen, Ray Hupke, and Dennis Heidorn, the chances are excellent for another good season next year. ROUND OAK SALES AND SERVICE I-IOMECOMING The Weekend of October 22nd brought an air of ex- citement--- the gaiety of Homecoming. After square dancing, games, and a star studded pep assembly, the evenings fun was highlighted by the crowning oi Queen Beverly Aus-der-Au and her court, Iackie Wage- mann and Shirley Hartwig. The royal court reigned the following day at the Homecoming game and amid cheers ot a large crowd made their triumphal entry during halt-time. Spirits were high although defeat was ours. Score: l3 to l2. , Ain't They Sweei Hail! Hail! The Gc1nq's All Here It's Cx Green Day 7 5 top row, left to right Bob Wetzel fManagerJ, Don Koetke, Dick Pick, Lloyd Andersen, Wally Pilug, Art Schumacher, Ed Krueger, George Cobb, Arvin Kruse, Art Filip, Coach Dinkmeyer. bottom row. left to right Warren Arndt, Paul Steinbach, Harold Iahnke, Roger Moritz, Ron Simpson, Ken Becker, Dick Wetzel Clvfanagerl. VARSITY BASKETBALL This season the Wildcats were under the direction of Mr. Don Dink- rneyer and assisted by Mr. D. Vifallace. Although we did not finish in the top bracket, our fellas gave an ex- cellent showing at a number of the games. The students as well as the players will agree that the best game of the year was the tournament game, against Luther South. The players showed top team spirit through- out the whole game, never once giving up hope. We took the defeat, but inside no one felt defeated, for we knew that our players had given all they had. At the end of the basketball season, a pep assembly was held at which time the following players received their letters: Arvin Kruse, Wal- lace Pflug, Don Koetke, Art Schumacher, Lloyd Andersen, Dick Pick, Bon Simpson, George Cobb, Ken Becker, and also our two faithful managers, Bob and Dick Wetzel. At the end of the assembly, Arvin Kruse took all honors by receiving the title of Captain, as well as the Most Valuable Player Award. The season ended with 4 wins and l7 losses. Dick Pick was high scorer for the season with l84 point and Arvin Kruse followed with l6O points. Arvin also received honorable mention on the P.S.L. All Star team. With most of the players returning, next year's team will start with the advantage of this year's experience. MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR WIND VARSITY 1 ,- I f Mwzfwzhgzs--r: f zpgymw-1zs..,V 3 F. 1..- ,C 1, , W ,K :,i- f 1 , 5,5 - Ll fefmea f,,Z,-NL., t Q-gi M i f 1 f f- 5 ' f V u, A -5 4- Q A- d.. V Q L'e: l 'i '9'4l. uf'3n:'g Nkiwl ,, 1 Q f 1' K 54, MY: Cir 1 r '1,t'Q, ly, last row, lelt to right Dave Werner, Norman Kemnitz, Ed Rhode, Sigiried Kuntz, Bob Wagner, Harvey Hirsch, Bob Lucker, Rich Sellke, Ron Blanken, Dick Callahan, lack White, Coach Blecke. front row. left to right Alan Krueger CManagerJ, Rich Mai- na, Marvin Bauer, Dennis Heidorn, Bob Moll, Wayne Sunderlin, lim FROSI-I-SOPH BASKETBALL FROSH-SOPH QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Reigning over the annual Frosh-Soph bas- Seivert, Don Richie? Clvlcginagerl. TW G 'Q Headed by coach Art Blecke, the Ponies finished their season with an 8 and 3 record to place second in league standings. One of their best games was played against Latin, and left Latin toppled by a score of 64-l9. This game also set a record, as 64 points marked the highest score ever made in our gym. Ron Blanken took honors for the highest individual score in any one game, coming up with 25 points in the game against Harvard. The leading scorer for the year Was Harvey Hirsch with an aver- age ot 9 points per game. Right behind him in scoring were soph- omores Ron Blanken, with a total ot ll2 points, and Art Filip, with llO points. Late in the season sophomores Art Filip, Harold lahnke, and Freshman Warren Arndt were moved up into Varsity. Harvey Hirsch then took over Iahnke's place as the Ponies' captain. The team did an outstanding job, and can look forward to an- other excellent season next year. ketball party as queen was sophomore, Au- drey Mansk, and her two attendants, Bar- bara Haag and Donna Schaitman. Harold Iahnke, captain, crowned the queen, and Ron Blanken and Harvey Hirsch crowned the attendants. The party Was given by the freshmen, and had as its theme Valentines Day. The pro- gram included square-dancing, crowning of the queen, introducing the Frosh-Soph bas- ketball team, and refreshments. let! to right Barbara - Audrey - Donna ALTERGOTT AND ALTERGOTT CEMENT CONSTRUCTlON CO. 4 -2331 ,I Zfr mwxrff W w J! E E Q.. Q. .liwdff Aj! A J ' ,,f+ V ', EYE gf Y JW! G13 ' Jaw! 'AS s liiy,-1 :fwfr avr' AM . 1 top row. left to right Mr. L. A. Menking tCoachl, Dave Terwell, George Cobb, Ralph Larsen, Art Schumacher, Ron Blanken, Wally Pflug, Lloyd Andersen, Mr. Blecke CAssistant . Coachl, Mr. Yursky tAssistant Coachl. middle row, left to right Dick Pick, Ken Miner, Pete Mahnke, Chuck Holland, Harold Iahnke, Don Koetke, Richard Gahl, Carl Asmus, Art Filip. bottom row. left to right Karl Kettlehut, Wesley Bauman, Ron Walker CManagersJ. BASEBALL TEAM ln spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of. . . baseball. And this year spring certainly arrived at Luther North in a big way. The baseball nine, coached by our principal, Mr. Louis A. Menking, and assisted by Mr. Blecke and Mr. Yursky, were really out there playing ball. Sixty boys tried out for the team, demonstrating their desire to play ball. However, the squad Was cut to a sufficient number of players and the season was under Way. Seventeen games were played this year in a schedule that began on March 31 and ended on Memorial Day, May 30. Don Koetke, the captain of the team and also second-base- man, did his best to draw top performance from the team. The rest of the starting lineup included, Art Schumacher, Wally Pflug, and Paul Steinbach, pitchers: Dave Terwell, catcher: Dick Pick, first base, Karl Asmus, third base: Art Filip, shortstop: Harold Iahnke, right field, Chuck Holland, center field, and Ralph Larsen, left field. The team was especially strong in the pitching and fielding departments. With the spirit that marked this baseball team of l955, the boys certainly did a job that Luther High North can be proud of. HARRY MEYER M M. ALTERGOTT CEMENT CONSTRUCTION TENNIS TEAM Luther's tennis team was in full swing again this year. The squad was made up of Ron Zimmer, Carl Shenlc, Ron Simp- son, Kent Moldenhauer, and Al Wanninger. Mr. Duensing, Who served as coach, had high hopes for his team. He encour- aged freshmen boys and girls to participate in the game be- cause it takes time to develop into a competitive player. Po- sitions on the squad were gained through competitive matches. lt is interesting to note that all players on the first squad were juniors. Practice began in the middle of April and continued to the middle of May. This is one of the newer sports at Luther, but in the years to come undoubtedly ten- nis will take its place next to baseball and track. last row, left to right Coach Duensing, Ron Nickels, Al Wan- ninger, Ron Zimmer, Hans Moll. first row, left to right Gary Palm, Ken Shank, Ron Simpson. 84 DE GRAF TRACK MR. G MRS. lOl-IN BAUER V . , 5115.5 W ' ?.- J '-., L1 1-A III last row. left to right Coach Everly, Eugene Porter, Iohn Bobeng, Larry Barnes, Rodger Moritz, Iohn Sieb, Howard Knueppel, Sigtred Kunz, Dave Burkhardt, Ron Sutter, Herb Newmann, Ray Urarnlcin, Iohn Mohrhardt. second row Fred Schreyer, Glenn Kroll, Bob Urbanis, Bob Iorugensen, Ioe Lange, Rich Maina, Ted Mayer, lim Bresinger, Perry Gulbransen. third row Manager Wayne Sunderlin, George Ianac, Ed Hamel, Grant Malchow, Larry Clernentsen, Dave Nasby, lack White CManagerD. This year our Cindermen Were again coached by Mr. M. Everly. There Were 25 boys on the team. Some veterans returning Were: Burkhardt, Porter, Hamel, Moritz, Kroll, and Bresinger. P.S.L. record holdes fom last year are Hamel in low hurdles and Bresinger in shot put. Two newcomers also came out to give our team balance. Gul- bransen in the lU9 yard dash and Sutter in the half-mile and the mile. The team participated in many meets throughout the season. Highlights were the Wheaton Invitational, May 3rd and the P.S.L. meet, May 2lst. 85 l if P A T R C N S U s Ad z' Ir.. n . Fred zin Martha and Raymond Eckert Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fr'end- . d Mrs. Fred Bobzin Robert Eckstein Groetzinqer . Fr d nd Mrs. H. Boers Einar M. Edfors Ken Grosch Fritz 'chele . da Boers Mr. and Mrs. Russell Egbrecht Mr. and Mrs. A. Groskopl d Sh ancy Boers Mr. and Mr . Eheim Ron Grossmann and S erro Mr. and Mrs. . Boers Mr. d Mr Eleno Perry Gulbrandsen and rs. G ll Ardell hl Mr. illia , A1 Wilinqe iane Alt t Mr. and E. C. Bohl l e l ss ' im Gunderson mbacher d qml Bonnie n s. b dele Gurael U, , rg A :se Albe . Bonness lsie b ' Melvin Gurqel Ma ' Ande on - . Mrs. A. Bonness Ea ster Norman Gurqel Mr nd Mr lqrence ane Bonness Ev 9. r. and Mrs. R. A. Gurqel - nders Q M and Mrs. F. Bonness P ul ers' . i 2 arbara Haag M ni retta Boris r, d S, if PR Mrs. Marie Haag A in-rous ' rs' Bmhams S ,fa le a Mary Lou Haag Mr. C1 Mr h r Beverly Brandt A an a er ' l Ellen Haak mnzelm n n Brautiqam Florist . I e ar 1 rl Linda Haas postle ut n Church Anita Bredhorn M d rs. ert Horst Hackemer 6 Cfh ' S. Bflllflll ' ea ick , loan Haertel Arg 115 S ni ry Laundry Barbara Browder ick ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hahn d leqning CO, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Browder . nd s. G. Fick James Hahn r. Mrs. Arndt C- l- Brower e Fick Mrs. Louise Hahn y Amdt Mildred Brower ch Fick Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hall rj smug Lore Buerger San r Fick Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall Q Veme Auler Susan Bunq Mrs. E lip sllvlrs. Muriel Halvorsen Beverly Aus-derAu Mr. and Mrs. H. Burtness Mr. a d Mrs. H. Fischer J Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hansen Mr. and Mrs. E. Dick Cflllflhfm GV Karen Flad LjMr d Mrs. Adam Hardt Aus-der-Au, Sr. Alvin Cdrlsen ' ald . an Caro rt Vicki Babilla DOT en CG OH r. . C. Ford Q- Mr. and Hartwiq 3 A1-tBQCOn Mrs. R. lso 1 R0 F 'lbert Hartw 1 Mr. and Mrs. Baqins ', MT- TS- 11 CCH W rees . nd-Mrs. C. Ha l Irene Bajalka HGH - Chever I lf- Mr. d Mrs. Fred ree M. H sl Verna Ballert Miss Helene efi y Iill Frick N Mr. an . thur Hauq Mr. and Mrs. F. Ballo Hild Q C F- C1 l f . d Mrs. Bob ri a e Haug and Son a F- CITY . Crvei Mrs. r K Mr. Mrs. Raymo W g Mr. and Mrs. B. Barans i MTS- Ufel OV F' l e Gabrie'FQg,S-X Lv Mr. an . er ug Mr. and Mrs. Walter MF- llef C lei Gaede ' ula Haus e Barczykowski l1- Cl Mrs ll 'Gm aede Van Reeth, 1 Mrs. Donal ht Larry Barnes i Che let The Rev nd E ahl r. an . Paul Hec Renata Bartling MT- Gnd YS- Ri Chia R'char o nd . Wold , Rev. and Mrs. Wm. L. C. C ' rn s. . aide ' Q1 orn ' Bartlinq lo hris en X all Hei Mr. and Mrs. G. Bartell - fl P role G ik U og Heidor 5, . Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Bauer CJQY Chill , Geri Gan Dian t ann A' Mr. and Mrs. Eugene - - fk Q Dottie GTS MT- en - He mkfrmp Baumann r. ws n hn b .Y Henry Hemme Wesley A. Baumann C Y-Life CO- e Linda Hemmings W Leona Baumqarten Earl 5011 and rs. William Geheb nd Mrs. Henry Keneth Beck Larry emets n anette Geier enneberq dwin Becker Bill C Osset Dick Genc e y lohn Henneberq n Becker MT- Und MTS- 'Um C1 Iames Genc I Henniq Mrs. eckman MT- Gnd MTS- L- vin Carol Gentzen ' . rs. Henniq C ene Beqqs MT- Gnd MTS- l- C en David Gentzen Henri A Behnke Grertmde Dflhm Mr. and Mrs. F. Gentzen F n Herbst r. Mrs. H. B ke MT- Gnd MTS- R- Dflhm Charles Ghiloni r nd Mrs. IE. K. arily ehnkex Dolores Dellimeier Robert Gi w 2 - A hnk Mr. and Mrs. Dallmeier Ruthqnne ielow luck He is Edn Bel leffY DGIIZGT Mrs. H. i rtz es Herklot K. y nson Hazel Darrouqh Mr, gn rs, A, Giesler r. s. Fre ' ann E B z ROSGITICIYY Daverman Mrs. C. H. Gilbert . and rthur He -i Mr. rsge Q Mr. and Mrs. RCIY Davidson . . an MBS. H. W. Gilbert Carl ewelt w an reit r Dan and Ioan Davis Gin a Ron Kenneth Hewelt 'a Be d Beverly Debs Iudy Glaser MY- Gnd Mrs. l- Hewitt Mrs. Rob rt Ber old Carl Deitinqer ' gow loanne and Iaye Hewitt 'g,W r t Q Delany's Pharmacy . Mrs r lOlm Hofmann iss es Margaret Dells Bett oldenstern NCIIICY Holder ' . B er n Ellis H. Denney H1 597 Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Holeck an Tuc , r Mr. and Mrs. G. Di I. Gor . Paul Holl, Ir. ly icke and Family le Gorham Mr. and Mrs. A. Holland - Bie r ' Don Dinkmeyer . 949' Glenn Holrnbom nn Bir' ' l Mrs. H. Dopp Donal . t 4 Karen Holtorft M D Bir . Pat Dopp . r Eleanor Holtz S21 ' le Kenneth Dueker r. R. e in Ruth Holtz G Bla Mr. Horst Dufern o Mrs. Edna Holzwarth on B ken Mrs. Alice Dufern I Mrs. Louise Hoppe . B e Donald Ebert r. and rs. ater Mr. and Mrs. Elmer I. Hoth 1 Bl ' Eunice Ebert Phyllis Hubert K Bl ent al r. Norman Ebert 0 Ri Gret e Iohn W. Huqunin oh o san Ebert - E Ingrid Voigt Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Hugunin A X 27417 W I , if Bass. Ellis WCM QM W'- mil ' WMV Robert Hurbanis Dick Kraus r. and rs. D W ' r. and Mrs. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. c. Hutter Mr. and M . rdus hl ' Pimek, Ir. H. M. Hutto, Office Supplies Mr. a s. Henry ' r . eie 1 Mr. and Mrs. Pinzon Roxyanne Huxhold e mer LU K and r . Loui . , loan Pittelko Mr. and Mrs. I. lanello om Kren k enk' 5 Harold Planekowsky S!Sgt. Carl H. lnsel Mr. and s. E. K zke S d Meseth PJ Rv Dorothy Ploense Magdaline A. M. lnsel Dr. Mrs. A. . M ess? d ' s - 6 P' Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Poegel Marie A. W. lnsel retzma n . and M . El r Meyhr Miss Elaine Poehner Mr. and Mrs. William lnsel Betty-lane oll r. an Mrs. 'm eyer Iudy Poelle Wm. E. L. lnsel Glen Krol Mr. M . QZSHGYSI' Mr. and, . Pokorney Edward Irsch R. . and Mrs. ert r I ye Q, 1 r. and' . E. Porter Ronald lrsch r. and Mr . Kropk , r. 1' 9 0 Mr. and Mrs. G. Iahnk Alice Kr r . ler x rs. S. S. Porter Gail Iahnke C ' ege a iller 1 d Mrs. Albert Prien Harold lahnke , and Mr , , Krug if! 'ss LaV e Mi e ' e N ncy Prien Wfllief lflhfke Iuli n ajak C al t e Norman Prien Mr. and Mrs. Lee lans e K' nn M kat D Mo Mr. and Mrs. William Prien Mrs. Gertrude Iany- Y Onne K Q . and oeller Andy Prinz Lee Iany , f Diane e C er r. an rs. E. Mohr Eddy Prinz Wilma Iany - I is n Z The Reverend Mohrhardt Nancy Proctor larosch Bakery ' ' Url SC 'M Mrs. R. W. Mohrhardt Martha Prusait Helen Iarosch Cy L land Kent Moldenhauer Kenneth F. Quade Mrs. Iarosz n and Mrs. A. Lange Hans Moll Mr. William Raddatz Iehovah Walther Leag e . and Mrs. Edward Lange Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Moll Mr. and Mrs. Or n. Rader Mrs. Iensen and Drea Mn Gnd Mrs. pnnl Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moll Wanda a sde I Mr- Gnd MIS- Martin len Lgngggchl Ir, Robert Moll Mr. a asrrlu MT- Gnd Mrs- R- H- Ie Digne Lqnggh Mollat Tastee Freeze len e ge Ronald Iensen Nancy Larson Gail Mong drion ehfe lofm lelhon Mr. and Mrs. G. Larssen Carol Mcmke ' Fefd- R Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Iethon Miss Ann Mm-ie Lqrssen Carol Moritz r . 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