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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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Because of these and many other events which have taken place in the past few years, we, iust as the students shown looking backward into the past wish to dedicate this book to the hours of today, the minutes ol tomorrow, but especially to the . . . MANY MOMENTS WE HAVE TO REMEMBER . K args sf . A Y ic- A 'ff W givsji 45435 4, is6g,gsZY5yigs sw' 'Z -' I . -t fs 2 ,.,, --i- -ff: is , .U t i . ,mag e tibfgsg K Xggwgffsg- W . gg i ? In W-...'i,::'-L.. Wx ur, 'Pwr Fo X a wwwffffzw., Ui' wr QM, ,wg , N , 5 ' ' 2? . A 5 ,fu iw fi X X ,kj W . ag, Q X, A fig-my Mi' ,, X4557f::,:fTiwwZmw .. , W , 9 fix A www, Q3 4,5 W Q .WM W a ww ww' A1 W,,w,,,..,., 1 , Q- w '.w,qx7'Tkfi' Vjmk. an ,A -Eiidxfwf ,N Q '53 , RQ' ET ! LOUIS A. MENKING Principal R ft up jo fke grcwfuafed: Time is an Opportunity. In the divine counsel of God, Time is your opportunity to plan your career for eternity. Your high school years at Luther North, short but important, have contributed to that end. To observe the opportunity as the apocryphal writer states, is enioined upon you who this year leave your Alma Mater to make your own way in lite. We of the Luther North staff, who count it a privilege to have guided you in the proper use of your Time, shall be fully rewarded when the annals of the future record that the class of 1956 has fully measured up to the opportunities presented to them. ' IN pl Assistant Principal qw MARTIN DUENSING I I fl.gQ'f, QW W A S LU CLCU, Robert F. Berning Advanced Drawing, General Science, General Mathef matics, Assistant Freshman Football Coach, Co-advisor Camera Club. Merle Bettermangf Typing, Bookkeeping, Sales, Business Training, Cam- era Club Advisor. Elsa M. Birkner German, Faculty Department Chairman - Foreign Language, Sophomore Advisor. Arthur E. Blecke Physical Education, World History, Fresh-Soph Foot- ball and Basketball Coach. Assistant Baseball Coach. Agnes Braham Typing, Shorthand. Physical ali , Cheerle ing Coach, Pep Club spons . -vb ff W Mildred, diver My T Gustav Derer Religion, World History, United States History. Donald Dinkmeyer Chairman of Physical Education Department, Varsity Basketball Coach, Visual Aids. Kenneth Domroese General Math, Algebra, General Science, Biology. Martin Duensing Church History, Geography, Junior Class Advisor, Tennis Team Coach. Miriam Erickson Shorthand. Melvin Everly Geography, Biology, Track Coach. Arlene Grundvig Spanish, English. Dale Hartmann Librarian, Co-advisor Camera Club. Roxanne Huxhold English, World History. Li viii fi- acu fy Wt' ,oy A if Swim WM everly Karzel English, Speech, Drama Club Advisor. Edward A. Lange English Department Chairman, Shop, Log Advisor, Blue and Gold Advisor. Harold Meier Physics, Algebra, General Math, Freshman Class Advisor. R. W. Morhardt Religion, Latin, Spanish. Grace Nyvall Home Arts, Chairman of Home Arts Department. Lydia Robbert United States History, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Mathematics, World History. Roland Schluesener Metal Shop, Wood Shop, Shop Department Chair- man of Industrial Arts. Assistant Varsity Football Coach. Geraldine Schmidt Ottice Practice, Advan Shorthand, Faculty Depart- ment n of C rcial Arts. es History, Chairman of Music Department. Mary Storbeck English, World History. Donald Taebel Band, General Science. A. J. Tarnoski Chemistry, Geometry, General Science, Faculty De- partment Chairman of Mathematics and Science. Junior Class Advisor. Clemens Thies Religion, Faculty Department Chairman of Religion, R. A, C. Advisor. Herbert Treichel English, Civics, World History, Senior Class Advisor, Key Club Sponsor, Student Council Advisor, Faculty Department Chairman of Social Studies. George Yursky Advanced Mathematics, Geometery, Algebra, Varsity Football Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach, Bowling Club Sponsor, CAMERA SHY: Lois Heimark English. ...- ffe gif Y , 'fa-I , 5? 3 :wg L, gf - 4 , if X 1 rx v 1 k , M A 1 4 A enior Cfarifi O icerfi ' Y f Henry Hemmeter Herb Neumann Nancy Stangenberg Ruth Witzeislag President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer CLASS IDEALS Song: Oh, God of Youth Motto: Psalm 46:i. God is our Refuge and Strength, a very present help in trouble. Flower: Red Rose Colors: Blue and White eniom We seniors are now finished with our four years of high school education. We believe that because of our Christian training and education we are better equipped to face the problems of every day living. We leave behind four happy years and go our separate ways. But before we part, we give our most sincere thanks to the faculty for their help and guidance, to the congregations of the North Side for pro- viding our school, to our parents for their love and understanding, and to our Lord for all the bountiful blessings he has bestowed upon us. Q?- CORINNE ANN BALLO Corky distinctive laugh . . . chatter box . . . cute kid. Maiors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Home Arts, Commercial Arts. Activities: G. A.C. I, 3: R.A.C. 3: Intramural Basket- ball 2: Volleyball 3: A Cappella 4: Chorus I, 3: Drama Club 3: Gym Night 3. JEAN BARANSKI Jeanie ottice worker . . . good friend . . . long hair. Majors: English, Science. Minors: Commercial Arts, Social Studies. LAWRENCE EDWARD BARNES Larry sense of humor . . . live wire . . . crazy remarks . . . odd one. Maiors: Social Studies, English, Industrial Arts, Me- chanical Drawing. Minors: Mathematics, Science. Activities: Track Team 2, 3, 4. JOANNE BAUER Jo attendant . . . sweet kid . . . smile . . . physical education teacher. Majors: Science, English. Minors: German, Mathe- matics. Activities: Drama Club 3, 4: G. A.C. 3: R.A.C. 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 4: Gym Night 2, 3: Intramurals 2: A Cappella Choir 4. CI-IARLENE GRACE BEGGS Red flaming red hair . , . litter-bug . . . records. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: G. A. C. I, 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3, ALYCE HELEN BEHNKE Behnke nice to know . . . good sport , . . always smiling. Maiors: English, Science. Minors: German, Social Studies, Commer- cial Arts. Activities: R.A.C. 3, 4: Intramurals 2: Knittin Club I: Freshman Choir I. 9 LLOYD HARRY ANDERSEN Andy red hair . . . basketball . . . 50 Dodge . . . K.C. Treasurer. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Mathematics, Sci ence, Commercial Arts, Activities: Fresh-Soph Basketball I: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 3, 4: Lettermans Club 3, 4: Bowling Club 2: Key Club Treasurer 4. MARILYN ARLENE ANDERSON Micky quiet . . . good friend . . . nice to know . . . wavy hair. Maiors: English, Science. Minors: Mathematics, Social Studies, Commercial Arts, German. Activities: Garden Club 2. WILLIAM ANDERSON Willy comrade . . . one ot the bunch . . . gymnastics . . . late comer. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, German, Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Riding Club 2: Chess Club 3: Bowling Club 3: Gym Night 3. VERNA CAROL BALLERT Vern engaged . . . Don . . . Florida suntan . . . cute. Maiors: English, Social Science. Minors: Language, Commercial Arts. 9 n ENID BARBARA BENZ Enid newcomer . . . seen but not heard . . . short and neat. Majors: English, Mathematics. Minors: Science, Social Studies, French, Commercial Arts. Activities: G. A. C. l, 2, 3, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, Hall Guard 4. DONNA LAVERN BIRING Chris willing worker . . . always gets her work done . . . good friend. Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: Chorus T, 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Drama Club l, 2, G.AC. l, 2, 3, Camera Club 3, Bowling Club 2, Knitting Club l, R.A.C. 3, 4, Kitchen Crew 2, 3. KURT O. BLUMENTHAL Kurt dark wavy hair . . . pleasant fellow . . . ladies' man. Majors: English, Mathematics, Science. Minors: Spanish. Activities: Football 2, Intramurals 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Bowling Club 3. WILBUR EDWIN BONOW BilI cute . . . artist . . . imitations . . . Shakespeare. Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Mathematics, Language. Activities: Wrestling T, 2, Fresh-Soph Football l, 2, Rod-N- Gun Club I, 2, Hall Guard l, 2. JAMES PATRICK BRESSINGER Jim muscles . . . Barbara . . . likes to sleep . . . cars. Majors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Shop, Commercial Arts. Activities: Track Team l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Hall Guard 3. SANDRA EVELYN BRITTON Sandy brains . . . pony tail . . . likes to talk . . . horses. Maiors: Science, English, Mathematics, Social Studies. Minors: Latin, Commercial Arts. Activities: Science Club 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, Intramurals 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, A Cappella 4, R. A. C. 3, 4, Girls Bowling l, 2, Pep Club 2, Choir l, 2, Intramurals 2. KENNETH BROCKWAY Ken whitey . . . one year man . . . limpy . . . football Majors: English. Social Studies. Minors: Mathematics, Science. Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4. LEONARD PAUL BRUNOTTE len girl crazy . . . cowboy boots . . . Napoleon . . . at home in trouble. Majors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Mathe- matics, Science. Activities: Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Lettermans Club 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Rifle Team l, 2, Swimming Team l, 2. HERBERT HENRY BUELL Herb baseball . . . always late . . . quiet . . . shy. Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts, Mathematics. Activities: Projectors Club 2, 3, 4, Intramural Softball 2, Bowling Club 2. KATHRYN ROSE CAPPITELLI Kathy friendly to everyone . . . beautiful complexion . . . easy going . . . long eyelashes. Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Shorthand, Commercial Arts. Activities: Chorus l, Blue and Gold 4. ETTELIESSE MARTHA DEHNE Eddie Dolores' pal , . , gum cracker. Maiors: English, Mathematics, Minors: German, Social Studies, Activities: Chorus l: G. A. C. I, 2. RUTH MARILYN DIEHL Ruthie Chip . . . Beloit . . . B 8. G . . . brains. . . Pet Peeves. Maiors: Social Studies, Mathematics, English. Minors: Span: ish, Science. Activities: Science Club l: Knitting Club l: G. A. C. l, 2, 3: Ass, Bus. Manager B 8: G 2: Business Manager B 8: G 3: Editor B 8. G 4: Chorus I: A Cappella 2, 3, A: R. A. C. 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3: Library Assistant 2. JOHN EDWARD DOBBS John Ralph's sidekick . . . hair . . . skyscraper . . . iuggler. Majors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Mathe- matics. Activities: Latin Club 3. CHRISTEL HEDWIG DOMKE Chris German . . . always friendly . . . commercial . . . quiet. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Shorthand, Corn- mercial Arts. Activities: Freshman Chorus I: Blue and Gold 4. KENNETH EUGENE DUEKER Duke golf . . . commuter . . . quiet . . . nice guy. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Mathematics, German. Activities: Intramural basketball 2, 3: Intramural baseball 2: Latin Club I. DONALD NORMAN EBERT Don cartoons . . . hates homework . . . candy bars . . . artistic. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Science. Activities: Drama Club I: Science Club I: Blue and Gold Cartoonist 3, 4. WILLIAM FRANK CLARK Bill paiama tops . . . cowboy boots . . . hard worker . . , likes to talk. Maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics. Minors' Science. Activities: Science Club l: Pep Club 3, 4: R. A. C. 3, 4: Student Council I, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: A Cappella 4: Riding Club I: Class Council 2, 3: Blue and Gold Sports Writer 4. DIANA ELISE COLE Diana nut and squirrel . . . Latin scholar . . , fingernails. Maiors: Science, English, Social Studies, Mathematics. Minors: Latin, Activities: Drama Club I, 2, 3: Library Assistant 2, 3: Library Club 2: Ceramics Club 2, 3: Science Club I: Knitting Club I: Latin Club 2, 3. ROBERTA RUTH COOPER Bobbi :ashmeres . . . Bird . . . horses . . . long hair . . . good dresser. Maiors: English, Science. Minors: Mathematics, Commercial Arts. Activities: Riding Club 2. GERALD DANZER Jer brains plus . . . Greek philosophy . . . weather board . . . Maggie. 'Viaiorsz Mathematics, English, Social Studies, Sci- ence. Minors: Latin. Activities: Science Club 3, 4: Art Club 3: Garden Club 2: R.A.C. 3, 4: Student Council 4: Class Council 4: Latin Club 2: Junior Science Club 2: Key Club 4: Chess Club 2: Blue and Gold Assistant Editor 4: A Cappella 4: Luther High School Press Association President 4. ,.-.. -af' I A 'U -.vi 'Uv ROSE MARIE ECKER Rose records . . . comedienne . . . nice clothes . . . iitter-bug. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Shorthand, Com- mercial Arts. Activities: G. A. C. I, 2, 3, R. A. C. 3, Pep Club 3, Camera Club I, Drama Club I, Chorus I, 2, A Cap- pella 4, Bowling Club 2. RICHARD ALLEN EHLERT Dick string bean . . . mad scientist . . . key keeper. Maiors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: Science Club I, 2. LAWRENCE GLENN ELLGASS Larry trouble-shooter . . . Ebert's pal . . . wavy hair. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Industrial Arts. JACQUELINE RAE EMMONS Jackie Bill . . Air Force . . . Links prexy . . . commercial. Maiors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: Intramurals 2, R.A. C. 3, Gym Night 3, G. A. C. I. ALAN WAYNE ERICSON AI handsome . . . relaxes in class . . . athletics . . . one and a half year man. Maiors: English, Shop. Minors: Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics, Science. Activities: Swimming Team. EARL ERNEST ESTERLY EarI little car . . . communism . . . wise cracks . . . girls. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Shop, Spanish, Mathematics. Activities: Drama Club, Science Club, Chess Club. PAU LA MAI EVERS Peevers editor . . . glasses . . . trio . . . eats crazy things. Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors, Mathematics, German, Com- mercial. Activities: Chorus I, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Drama Club I, 2, 3, Log editor-in-chief 4, Blue and Gold writer 2, 3, Library Club 2, Library Assistant 2. BLANCHE ANN FABRY BIaz absent slips . . . quiet . . . real good kid . . . neat. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Mathematics, Com- mercial Arts. Activities:A Cappella 4, Hall Guard 4, R.A.C. 4. RICHARD EDWARD FICK Dick oh, that walk . . . crazy puns . . . crew cut . . . always helpful. Majors: English, Mathematics, Science. Minors: Spanish, Activities: Hall Guard 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Class Vice-president 3, A Cappella 4, Spanish Club 2, Lettermans Club 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. EDWARD W. FISCHER Ed famous singer? . . . traveling rings . . . shy. Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Mathematics, Industrial Arts, Me- chanical Drawing. Activities: Science Club 2. DOROTHY LOUISE GARBERS Dottie Howie! . . . German? . , . Polka-Dottie . . . money changer Majors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Mathe- matics, German. Activities: G.A.C. l, 2, 3, R. A. C, 3, 4, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Chorus lp Drama Club l, Science Club l, Pep Club 3, 4, B 8. G Business Manager 4, Class Council l, Intramurals 2, 3, Knitting Club l. LYNDA RUTH GERBER Lyn dog biscuits . . Fisher . . . Dottie's pal . . . infirmary. Malorsx Mathematics, Spanish, Science. Activities: G.A.C. l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, R. A. C. 3, 4, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, Intramurals 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN GRASZ Pat long fingernails . . . friendly . . . never at classes. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Science. CAROLYN JOYCE GRESENS Carolyn punchy . . . Mrs. Nyvall . , . scatter-brain . . . cheerleader. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts, Home Arts. Activities: Class Council I, Chorus 1, Blue 81 Gold Staff 4, G. A. C. l, 2, 3, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, R. A. C. 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Cheer- leader 2. 4. RUTH ESTHER HAHN Ruth excellent speaker? . . . quiet . . . loves nonsense. Maiors: Social Studies, Science, English, Minors: Commercial. Activi- ties: G. A.C. l, 2, 3, Drama Club 3, 4, R. A.C. 3, 4, Chorus I, A Cappella 4, Intramurals 2, 3. EDGAR HAWKINS HAMEL Ed short and compact . . . track . . , 47 Plymouth . . . reserved. Maiors: English, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics. Activi ties: A Cappella 4, Track Team 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Bowling Club 4. KAREN EDITH FLADOOS Karen beautiful hair . . . newcomer . . . brainy. Maiors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Mathematics, Language, Science. Activities: R. A.C. 4, Spanish Club 3,Latin Club 3, Ceramics Club 3. BERNADINE MARIE FRANCKE Bernie engaged . . . curly hair. Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Mathematics, Science, Home Arts. Activities: Band, Chorus. JACK W. FREITAG Friday Army Reserves . . . new from South. Mafors: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Mathematics. Activi ies- Hall Guard, JERRY HARRY GAEDE Jer Glenn's buddy . . . brown ford . . . wavy hair. Maiors: English, Science, Mathematics. Minors: Social Studies. Activities: Football I, 2, Hell Guard 2. 13 .,--5 Wh fi JAMES EDWIN HANERT Porkey nice guy . . . shutter-bug . . . week-end ltrips to Texas. Maiors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Industrial Arts. Activities: Camera Club I, 3, 4, Science Club I, 3, Bowling Club 3, Proiectors Club 2, 4. CHRISTA ELSE HAUSNER Chris Homecoming Queen . . . Rich . . . gpgle . . . Nyvall's pal . . . German accent. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Home Arts, Commercial Arts. Activities: G. A. C. 3, Drama Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, A Cap- pella 3, 4. HENRY PAUL HEMMETER Hank 4 year prexy . . . great guy . . . dimple . . . monotone . . . oh, that laugh. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Mathematics, Language. Activities: Class President I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, A Cappella 4, R. A. C. 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Proiectors Club 2, 3, Hall Guard 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Football 2, 4, Drama Club I, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3. CAROLYN ANNE HENSCHEL HencI1ie cheerleader . . . likes music . . . be-bop . . . good friend. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Mathematics, Com- mercial Arts. Activities: Cheerleader 4, Drama Club I, 2, 3, R. A. C. 3, G. A C. 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Art Club 3, Bowling 3. GLENN GILBERT HERBST Glenn pharmacist . . . steam boat builder . . . bird cages . . . uke player. Majors: English, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics. Minors: Latin. Activities: Science Club I, Camera Club I, Fresh-Soph Football Manager 2, Varsity Football Manager 3, A Cappella 4, Latin Club 2, 3. MAGDALENE ALBERTA MARGRET INSEL IIMaggiell cow bell . . . Jerry . . . assistant sign changer . . . cute. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts, Mathematics. Activities: Drama Club I, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, G. A. C. 2, Science Club 4, R. A. C. 3, 4. WALTER JOSEPH JAHRKE Walt late for English . . . Lange's friend . . typist. Maiors: Science, English. Minors: Social Studies, Mathematics. Activi- ties: Social Club l, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club I, Auto Club I, Profectors Club I, 2, 3, Garden Club 2, Chess Club 2, Art lub 3. GERALD RICHARD JOHNSON Jerry hopped-up Ford . . . one of the boys . . . big hunka man. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Shop, Science, Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Bowling Club 3, 4, lntra' mural Basketball 2, 3. JOHN HERMAN KATOLL John big guy . . . great singer? . . . always working. Maiors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Science, Mathematics, Commercial Arts. Activities: A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Drama Club I, 2, 3, Proiectors Club 2, 3, Track Manager 2, R. A. C. 3, Chess Club 2, Intramurals 3, Latin Club 2, 3. LAVERNE MARILYN KAUKE Laverne blondie . . . library helper . . . sweet and gentle. Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Latin, Mathematics, Com- mercial Arts. Activities: Camera Club I, G. A. C. I, 2, Library Club I, 2, 3, R. A. C. 3, 4, Log Assistant Business Manager 4, Intramurals 3, Library Assistant I, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, Latin Club 2, 3. ' 5 MARJORIE MARTHA KOEPER Marge Dev's prexy . . . that blond hair . . . school teacher. Maiors: Social Studies, English, Science. Minors: Mathematics. Activities: Bowling Club 4. CAROLYN MARGARET KOEPPE Carol naturaly curly hair . . . sweaters , . . cute, Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: Chorus 2: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4: Hall Guard 3, 4. GLENN HERBERT KROLL Glenn track . . . German pal . . . likeable guy . . . quiet type. Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science. Mi- nors: German. Activities: Track Team 2, 3, 4. ALICE KRUEGER Alice German . . . beautician . . . pleasant disposition. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Mathematics, Home Arts, Commercial Arts, Science. Activities: Knitting Club l: Intra- murals 2, 3: Library Assistant l: Chorus I. CORINNE HELEN KRUEGER Cory keep to herself . . . earrings . . . bakery. Maiors: Social Studies, Science, English. Minors: Latin. Activities: G.A.C. I, 2: A Cappella 3, 4. EDWARD RAY KRUEGER Ed tall, dark, and . . . sports-minded . . . car . . . football. Maiors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Industrial Arts. Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3: Track Team 2: Intramurals 2, 3: Lettermans Club 2, 3, 4: Hall Guard 3, 4. RONALD NICHOLAS KICKERT Ron artist . . . loud clothes . . . goofy puns . , underclasswomen. Maiors: English, Science. Minors: Social Studies, Mathe- matics, Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Key Club 4: Log Assistant Editor 4: Drama Club 3: Junior Class Play 3: A Cappella 3, 4: Camera Club 3: Art Club 3: Student Coun- cil I, 2: Brush 8- Easel 2: Electric Shop Foreman I: Wood- shop Foreman. VICTOR WILLIAM KLAUTSCH Vic Elmer's pal . . . always grinning . . . camera bug . . . willing worker. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Mathe- matics, Shop, Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Drama Club l: Camera Club 3, 4: Chess Club 2. HOWARD ARTHUR KNUEPPEL Howie football manager . . . Dottie . . . girls P.J. parties . . . cute blond. Maiors: English, Social Studies, Science, Industrial Arts. Activities: Football Manager 3, 4: Camera Club I: Proiectors Club I, 2: Pep Club 3, 4: A Cappella 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3: Science Club l: Class Council 4: Lettermans Club 4. ERNEST RALPH KOENIG Ernie enthusiastic speaker . . . B-ball player . . . iigger bug . . . one swell guy. Majors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics Minors: Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Fresh-Soph Basket- ball 2: Varsity Basketball 4: lntrarnurals 3. MARGARET S. KRU PA Marge commercial gang . . . doesn't talk much . . . plays piano. Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: Chorus I, Choir 2, G. A. C. I, 2. : YVONNE KUCERA Yvonne Dev's . . . bowler . . . cute smile . . . neat dresser. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: German, Shorthand, Com- mercial. Activities: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4. CHARLES PAUL LANGER Chuck likes to talk . . . always sings on key? Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Mathematics. Activities: Chess Club 2, Latin Club 2, Track Team I, 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Science Club A, Proiectors Club 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Junior Science Club 2, Intramurals 2, 3. JEAN CAROL LARSEN Jean bobbie pins . . . gum . . . eyelash curler. Maiors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Spanish, Commercial, Shorthand. Activities: Bowling Club 3, 4. RALPH GLENN LARSON Ralph iuggler . . . Mr. Touchdown . . . typical football player. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial, Mathea matics. Activities: Football 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Letter- mans Club 2, 3, 4, PHYLLIS EMILY LENZ PhyI punchy . . . skinny . . . iitter-bug . . . sense of humor, Maiors: Science, English. Minors: Spanish, Commercial Arts. Activities: Pep Club 3, R.A. C. 3, Bowling Club 3, Drama Club 3, Intramurals 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2. VOREN LEITH LIND Voren scatterbrain . . . hair styles . . . ballerina. Maiors: English, Science. Minors: Mathematics, Spanish, Commercial Arts. Activities: Bowling Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Riding Club 2, Chorus 2, R.A. C. 3, Drama Club 3, G. A. C. 2. DOLORES LOUISE LINSTEAD Di-di pretty clothes . . . neat. . . short hair . . . Commercial gang. Maiors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: G. A. C. I, 2, Librarian I, 2, Hall Guard 3. RICHARD EARL LUEBBING Lib goof-off . . . hi-fi . . . mad scientist . . . gadgets. Maiors: Proiectors Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Camera Club 4, A Cappella 2, 3, 4. BARBARA G-ERTRUDE LUHRSEN Barb Ray-Lane . . . Birkneifs pal? . . . Eve . . . P. J. parties. Maiors: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Mathe- matics, German. Actovities: Drama Club I, 3, A, Blue 81 Gold StaFf 3, 4, G. A. C. I, 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, Kitchen Crew 3, Freshman Chorus I, A Cappella 2, 3, 4. SANDRA LEE MESETH Sandy soft voice . . . willing worker . . . wonderfuj girl . , . friend. Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Com i Arts, Mathematics. Activities: Drama Club 3, 4C ramurals 2, R. A. C. 2, 3, A, Blue 8- Gold Staff 4: 5eph'o ore Choir 2. J DELORES DOROTHY HELEN MESSERSCHMIDT llMessll always late . . . skating . . . my heart! . . . loves fun. Majors: Social Studies, English. Minors: German, Mathe- matics, Commercial Arts. Activities: Drama Club I, 2: G. A. C. I, 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3, Chorus I, A Cappella 3, 4: Chess Club 2. ROBERT MILTON METZN ER Metz tattoo . . . Joyce . . . big guy . . . artistic. Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Shop. Activities: Football 2: Intra- mural Basketball 2. MARVIN GODFREY MEYER Ma rv tooth . . . pres . . . everyone's friend . . . always working . . . Dr. Bones. Majors: Science, English, Social Studies, Mathematics. Activities: Student Council I, 2, 3, 4: Class Council I, 2: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 4: Class Vice- president 2, Drama Club I: Intramurals 2, 3. DAVID JOHN MOELLER Dave opera . . . Dr. Damon . . . comrade . . . speech. Majors: Science, Social Studies, English. Minors: German, Mathe: matics. Activities: Science Club I, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2: Camera Club 'Ig Chess Club I. ARTHUR WILLIAM NECKERMANN Art actor . . . Junior Class plays . . . wavy hair. Majors: English, Science. Minors: Latin, Mathematics, Social Studies. Activi- ties: A Cappella 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3: Junior Class Play 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2. I ...f x SANDRA JANET MAHLER Sandy doctor . . . Cadillac . . . studious . . . big dinners . . . always helpful. Majors: English, Science, Mathematics, Social Studies. Minors: German, Latin. Activities: Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus If A Cappella 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3. RONALD CARL MARTEN Ron typing . . . friendly guy . . . jailbird pajamas . , . seen but not heard. Majors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics. Minors: German, Science. Activities: Projectors Club 2, 3. DARLENE DOROTHY MATYS Dar blond streak . . . man hater! Majors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Mathematics. Activities: Science Club I, G.A.C. I, 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, 3,5 Junior R.A. C. 2. WILMER FREDERICK MERCHANT Merch newcomer . . , .Iimmy Stewart . . . football player. Majors: Mathematics, English, Science. Minors: Social Studies, Activities: Football 4, Hall Guard 4, Lettermans Club 4. ings My-9 43 HERBERT ALBERT NEUMANN Herb pickle factory worker . . . 49 Merc . . . big tease. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Mathematics, Science. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Football 35 Track 3, 45 Class Council 35 Class Vice-president 45 Lettermens Club 3, 4. WILLIAM HERMAN OESTERREICH Bill Air National Guard . . . corny iokes . . . A Cappella prexy. Maiors: Class Council I5 Camera Club I, 3, 45 Bowling Club 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 35 A Cappella 2, 3, 45 Blue Si Gold photographer 2. PATRICIA ANN OLIVER Pat ballet dancer . . . quiet . . . baton twirler. Maiors: Science, English. Minors: Mathematics, Spanish. Activities: Religion Activities 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Baton Twirler 3, 45 Span- ish Club 35 Library Assistant I, 25 Band I, 25 Ballet I, 2. MARSHALL THEODORE OPPEN HAGEN Marsh New York . . . track . . . oh, that hair. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Commercial Arts. Activities: Bowling Club 3, 45 Track Team 3, 45 Choir 2, 35 Intra- murals 2, 3. GLEN DENNIS OPPENLANDER Op Oppy . . . Jerry's side kick . . . homework ugh. Maiors: English, Science, Mathematics, Social Studies. Activities: Football 2. CAROLYN ANN PANDE Pande Pres . . . library worker . . . good friend. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts, Science. Activities: G. A. C. I, 25 Riding Club I5 A Cappella 45 Class Council I. DALLAS DAWN POWELL Dawn Devs . . . airplanes . . . here one year, gone the next. Majors: English, Science. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activie ties: Chorus I, 25 Bowling Club 35 G. A.C. I. MARTHA CAROLYN PRUSAIT Marthie helpful . . . diligent worker . . . quiet. Maiors: English, Science, Mathematics. Minors: Social Studies, German. Activities: Camera Club I5 Chorus I5 A Cappella 45 Science Club 3: R.A.C. 3. NORMAN RICHARD RICE Norm what a line . . . pink and black . . . .loe Fergeson . . . Shakespeare. Maicrs: English, Mathematics. Minors: Latin, Social Studies, Science. Activities: Junior Class Play 3. HOWARD JOSEPH RICHER Howie be good . . . one year man . . . Sterling. Majors: English, Science, Mathematics. Minors: Language. Activities: Bowling Club 45 Wrestling I5 Campus Club I, 2, 35 Spanish Club I, 2, 3. LOUIS WILLIAM SANDOW Lou good line . . . iazzy stories . . . speech classes. Majors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics, Science. Minors: Ger- man. Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, Science Club l, Drama Club I, Auto Club I, Camera Club I, A Cap- pella 2, 4, Lettermens Club 4, Blue 8. Gold Staff 2, 3, 4. ALBERT CHARLES SCHARF III Al tux . . . woman hater . . . pipe . . . indubitably. Majors: English. Minors: Industrial Arts, Science. Activities: Science Club 3, Bowling Club 3. THOMAS LEWIS SCHATTKE NuI'sy Diana . . . Junior Class Play star . . . wise remarks. Maiors: English, Science, Mathematics. Minors: Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts. Activities: Drama Club 3, Science Club 3, Library Assistant 4, Bleacher Boy 3, Chess 2. CARL JOHN SCHENK Carl tennis . . . Birkner . . . bird cage knees. Maiors: Social Studies, Mathematics, Science, English. Minors: German. Activities: Science Club I, R. A. C. 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Lettermens Club 3, 4, Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE SCHNEIDER l Larry Snips . . . string-bean . . . buggy. Maiois: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: R.A. C. 3, 4, Drama Club I. , ARLENE VIOLET RUTH SCHROEDER Noggie swell kid . . . sniftles . . . Mr. Yursky's pal. Maiors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Mathematics, German. Activities: Drama Club I, 3, G. A. C. I, 2, 3, R. A. C. 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus I, 2. RUTH PAULINE ROCIAK Ruth handkerchief in hand . . . singer . . . friendly. Maiors: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Spanish, Mathe- matics, Commercial Arts. Activities: Drama Club 3, 4, G.A. C. I, R.A. C. 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Art Club 3, Chorus l, 2, Intramurals 2, 3, Gym Night 3. ROBERT HENRY ROHWEDER Bob speech . . . sideburns . . . clothes . . . always a grin. Maiors: Mathematics, English, Social Studies. Minors: Sci- ence, German. Activities: Key Club 4, Intramurals 2, Log Business Manager 4. RICHARD WILKS ROLSTON Rich Mrs. Karzel . . . class cut-up . . . Chris . . . Hut-Sut . . . tooth. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Mathematics, Science. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Lettermens Club 3, 4, Key Club 4, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3. SANDRA MAY SALZMANN Sandy roller skating . . . studious . . . German. Maiors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: German, Mathematics. Activities: G.A.C. I, 3, Science Club 3, 4, R.A.C. 3, 4, Library Club 2, Intramurals 2, 3, Drama Club 3, 4, A Cap- pella 3, 4, Chorus I. 19 i SHIRLEY ANN SCHROEDER ShirI keeps to herself . . . seen but not heard, nice to know. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Shorthand, Com- mercial Arts. Activities: G. A. C. I, 2, Bowling Club 2. WARREN SCHROEDER Warren puppets . . . electricity . . . tried German. Majors: Social Studies, Science, Mathematics, English. Activities: Science Club 4, Library Club 2. DIANNE BERNICE SCHULZKE Dee loves to talk . . . gum chewer . . . crazy giggle. Maiors: English, Social Studies, Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: Bowling Club 3, 4. RAYMOND FRANK SEEHAFER Ray New Year's Eve parties . . . cute as they come . . . curly hair . . . nice guy. Maiors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies. Minors: Industrial Arts. Activities: Football 2, 3, Baseball 2, Lettermens Club 3, 4, Intramurals 2. JOHN GEORGE SHIMKUS Jack quiet . . . introvert . . , nice guy. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Mathematics, German, Commer- cial Arts. Activities: Drama Club I, 2, Science Club I. VIRGINIA LOUISE SIEK Ginny Ron . . . left-hand sparkle . . . witty remarks . . . pianist . . . trio. Maiors: English, Sceince. Minors: Mathematics, Latin, Social Studies, Commercial Arts. Activities: Class Secretary I, Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus I, Knitting Club I, G. A, C. I, 2, 3, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Blue 8- Gold Writer 2, Intramurals 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Kitchen Crew 3, Junior Class Play 3, R. A. C. 3, 4, Log Copy Editor 4. Library Assistant 2, Library Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4. RONALD H. SIMPSON Ron tennis . . . hard worker . . . one of the 'boys . . car. Maiors: English, Science, Mathematics. Minors: Social Studies. Activities: Basketball l, 2, 3, Tennis 3, 4, Intramural Basket- ball I, 2, Football 3. CAROL RAE SMITH CaroI blondie . . . bowling . . . nice girl . . . willing worker. Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Mathematics, Com- mercial Arts. Activities: G. A, C. l, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, R. A. C. 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, Pep Club 3, 4. MARVIN EARL SMITH, JR. Chip red hair . . . deep base . . . easy-going . . . food. Majors: English, Science. Minors: German, Industrial Arts. Activi- ties: Football 2, Proiectors Club 3, A Cappella 4. ALLAN nov SPREHE Spray Ted's . . . belongs to the club . . . all wet. Maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: Bowling Club 3, 4, Riding Club 2, Latin Club 2, A Cappella 4. DAVID ALLEN STOCKER Dave tennis . . . always has a cold . . . shy . . . tenor. Maiors: English, Science. Minors: Latin, Mathematics. Activities: A Cappella 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Choir 2, Pep Club i, 2, Baseball i, 2, Latin Club i, 2. FLOYD FRANK STONER Floyd The Falcon . . . big three . . . ssssssssssss . . . likeable guy. Maiors: English, Mathematics. Minors: Science, Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Junior Science Club 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4. LENORE MARIE STRAND Lee cheerleading . . . attendant . . . iitterabug . . . cute. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Spanish, Mathematics, Com- mercial Arts. Activities: Chorus 'l, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer I, 2, 3, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, G. A. C. l, 2, 3, Class Council 3, Knitting Club i, Camera Club 1, R. A. C. 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Bowling Club 4. PHYLLIS MARIE STUCKMEYER PhiII P. K .... Ed . . . Rev. Mohrhardt's pal . . . tiny. Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Latin, Commercial Arts. Mathematics. Activities: Cheerleader 2, Chorus I, A Cap- pella 2, 4, Intramurals 2, G. A. C. I. MARY ANN STU ECHER Mary Dean . . . oh, sad . . . moody . . . North Parker. Maiors: English, Science. Minors: Latin, Mathematics. Activities: Choir I, Omega Tri Hi-Y I, 2, Student Council 2, G. A. C. 3, A Cappella 3, 4, Blue 8: Gold 4, Junior Class Play 3. DONNA JEAN THOMS Donna quiet . . . good friend . . . friendly. Maiors: English, Mathe- matics. Minors: Latin, Science, Social Studies. Activities: Bowling Club 3, A Cappella 4. NANCY MAE STANGENBERG Nanc talkative . . . secretary . . . water skier . . . Florida tan. Maiors: Science, English, Social Science. Minors: Latin, Mathematics. Activities: Drama Club i, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Cheer- leader 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Class Council i, G. A. C. I, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Chorus I, R.A. C. 3, 4, Blue 8- Gold Staff 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3. DUANE PETER STAVNES Butch swell fellow . . , lot of man . . . football. Maiors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies. Minors: Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Science Club I, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, Lettermens Club 3, 4, Key Club 4, Bowling Club 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Class Council 4. PAUL HERBERT STEINBACH Pizmo teacher . . . baseball pitcher . . . quiet. Maiors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies. Minors: Spanish, Science. Activities: Basketball 1, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. JOHN STEPHEN John curly head . . . EImer's helper . . . muscles. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts, Shop. My N . '25 W-':.r' RAYMOND JOSEPH URAMKIN Ray pretty baby . . . nice guy . . . wise cracks. Maiors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies. Minors: Spanish. Activities: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2: Track Team 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4. CURTIS CHARLES UTHENE Curt confused . . . artist . . . brains. Majors: Mathematics, Science, English, Minors: Social Studies, Mechanical Draw- ing, Industrial Arts. Activities: Riding Club I, 2: Intramurals I, 2: Fencing I, 2: Wrestling I, 2. ALBERT MAX WANNINGER AI Birkner's friend . . . racket squads . . . quiet. Maiors: Science, Mathematics, English. Minors: German, Social Studies, Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Tennis Team 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 3. MARY LYNNE WEGNER Mary pleasant . . . neat clothes . . . nice to know. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: G. A. C. I: Chorus I, 2: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4. ANN LOUISE WETZEL Annie pretzel . . . Beloit . . . gym teacher . . . athletic . . . cute as they come. Maiors: English, Science. Minors: Latin, Social Studies, Mathematics. Activities: Chorus I: A Cappella 2, 3, 4: G. A. C. I, 2, 3: R. A. C. 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Drama Club I, 3, 4: Junior Class Play 3: Log Assistant Copy Editor 4: Intramurals 2, 3: Gym Night 2, 3. SONDRA EMMA WILKE Emma Je-rry's pal . . . some line . . . Commercial gang. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activi- ties: G.A.C. I, 3: R.A.C. 3: Knitting Club I: Intramurals 2, 3. ANNA RUTH WITZEMANN Ruthie Eddie . . . personality plus . . . true friend . . . studious. Majors: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Latin, Mathematics. Activities: G. A. C. I, 2, 3: Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: R. A. C. 3, 4: Class Treasurer 4: Chorus I: A Cappella 3: Class Council 3: Intramurals 2, 3. HAROLD EDWARD WONDERLING Harry ioy-boy . . . carrot top . . . gossip. Maiors: Social Studies, Science, English. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: A Cappella 2, 3, 4: R.A. C. 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Library' Club 2: Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4: Student Council Representative 2: Projectors Club 4. ELIZABETH ANNE WUEST Betty Fifi . . . nice things come in small packages . . . nightingale . . . Irish. Maiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: French, Mathematics, Commercial Arts. Activities: Choir I, 2: A Cappella 3, 4: Drama Club 3: R. A. C. 3: G. A. C. 3: Blue- 8- Gold 4: Music Club I: Tri-Hi-Y 2. MARILYN JEAN WULF Lyn Pete . . . shy . . . roller skating. Maiors: English, Mathe- matics, Social Studies. Minors: Latin, Commercial Arts. Activities: G. A. C. I, 2, 3: A Cappella 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 1: Kitchen Crew 3: Knitting Club I: Drama Club 2: Chorus I: Intramurals 2. CAROL MARGO WUNDER Carol Danny . . . boys, period . . . puppet group. Maiors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: German, Mathematics, Com- mercial Arts. Activities: G. A. C. lg Drama Club lg Garden Club l. RONALD EDWARD ZIMMER Ron quarterback . . . big grin . . . sarcastic . . . clean cut. Maiors: English, Mathematics, Science. Minors: Industrial Arts, Social Studies. Activities: Football l, 2, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Letter- mens Club 3, 47 Pep Club 3, Intramural Basketball 2, 3. ZENON RAYMOND HANSEN Zenon newcomer . . . big speeches . . . Westerner. Maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics. Minors: Commercial Arts. CAMERA SHY: HERBERT ARTHUR SKINNER Herb two year man . . . quiet? . . . likes to argue. Majors: English. Minors: Latin, Social Studies, Mechanical Drawing. 23 x Bill Bonow Rcllph Larsen lm ,lv 2 Bob Rohweder -Sl? Lloyd Anderson 4 Carolyn Greseng Henry Hemmeier C' 1531 C7 '25, '32f 'fiia 45' 725' K4 gg5TlW?6 411 4 Q -Gr 'gwfbc' 5959 2 A o 9 R Ula Q 09l Q? M S94 Betty Wuest A if f -ff? -1-:E Ron Kicker? 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N A Len .Svyenson -5 Virginia Taylor L :ul Guido Thompsen Larry Vehrs Ingrid Voigt ,--' Steve Vrabel ' Ron Wagner 1- ik Ron Walker :L -- Dick Walters if .: Melody Waltz E Robert Webb Carol Weber b L John Wellen Z.- Sw H Karen Wendt Z, ' Rich Wenhofer Q ' ' Barbara Wertz Shirley Wi lke rl 41: ' Georgene Wille - Al Wilner John Wilson John Wolff ' Lo Ann Worth f-' -:Z -1 4 . ' Don Wright Norm Wunder .,-' Judy Wunsch qv' -1 L v Q' le ti fx Marilyn Yohpe ' Georgene Zapel A if f Eleanor Zelmer gui' Herb Zimmermann li rf, William Zirzow H Ron Blanken Roy Fox CAMERA SHY: James Schmidt Henry Fricke Ronald Matthes Robert Nondstrom Charlotte Oemig Brenda Heinz Norman Kemmitz Ilse Kursulis Kenneth Ranzau .SDOIUAOHQOPQ Cfdffff UACQP5 .Q i A ,.,. mi? t - L., is ,-,.. Dennis Heidorn Perry Gulbrandson Laverne Auler Nancy Vanderhorst President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer sSZIOAOI'l'lOl Qff Sophomores are completely different than the settled iuniorsf' Approaching the halt way mark of their high school education, it seems Though they figure, There's plenty of time for work and education later. Let's have fun now. A sophomore can always be recognized by his Tom Foolery which is carried on hour after hour, day after day. Because they express such a clowning and non-serious attitude, we have chosen the Coo-coo-clock as being characteristic of the sophomore class ot 1956. This symbol will change however, for next year when they realize that they are upper classmen, they will become the settled juniors. Qir K if .. . - 'TE W' ' Wi w -' . A ?. .i iw' . ., A ,af ' ' we Jw I 4- A,.., it val ,W ,Kr Q xl, rv ,,,. 1 .,-,- ggi!! 4 .. ,. A 8 C ':',j:'::.:... 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' S-A., I J ,, ' Qi., ,-..:,., Q' H 9 I ' ff-t 7 i fi: Izv g 5 -xi A my ..... ,. :al .f , i Wafff J 1 Paula Albano Linda Anderson Warren Arndt Carl Asmus Laverne Auler Vicki Babilla Marvin Bauer Wesley Baumann Bob Bechtold Eddie Becker Judy Benson Nancy Berrifter Fred Bieler Judy Bingham Gary Blanck Dennis Bohl Bonnie Bohn Frank Bowson Anita Bredehorn Helen Bruckner Lore Buerger Irene Buialka Doreen Christenson Peggy Churchill Pat Clark Carrie Cleaver Earl Clemenson Claudine Corsini Burneal Dehlin Lydia Diener Janet Ebert Dorothy Ekstrom Jackie Ellgass Duane Faber Walter Fabry John Falcon James Farrell Sandra Fick Carol Franklin Robert Franson Beverly Gabrielsen Ron Gall Carole Gallik Peggy Garrett Wayne Gangler John Geheb Jeanie Geier Jim Genc Marlene Gerhauser Ray Geweke Alyce Giesler Judy Glaser Janet Glassman Bill Goodger Janice Gordon Fred Grosch Ken Grosch Joe Guarnery Jim Guderson Perry Gulbrandsen Horst Hackemer Ann Hagen Judy Harders qintih- 'J Lu.Ll---4 Naud- f ., ., ., Marilyn Hardt 1 N - Naomi Harks K gg as Marilyn Hart 4' -'-'f 7 in ,E x,,, iv ,gl ' . N -1 4. Joyce Hauser A:. A Ji Ursula Hausner at We if -Q i , ' X 'M' Dennis Heidorn 'Y x J nlyzqv Q Aw Lois Heuser A I x fn F 'Dv ., Q ..,, if Na, 'Wmz 2' if, 4 if , -- few? fr X Xa E eil? 5 51 is EE1:2ffiZI:E1 . V Milton Hirsch ' Nancy Holder ,f Ai ' by 3-:M Glenn Holmbom if Q ' I Q Karen Holtarff . 1--ff, . - - ,ijt Eleanor Holtz Ruth Holtz gi gf' a Robert Horwat Tom Howe E .G Ray Huppe f I K x - Amanda Husberg I TA, ' 'V f f Marty lschinger V QW J W rf, ii.. in A George J anac Helen Jarosch S Q ' 3 SS' Y Q'-je Marlys Johnson Mark Johnstone Bob Jourgensen in it . pa, Kelsey W Itlll , y ..,. , Q ' Al Kemp 'l' ,V f' ii 5 Tam Kirwan JA J, I L B K' lr 'fs Y R env ie in M X ,gif g u lxflu Lowell Klemm Anita Knudsen ,- Pat Koch fi2f-HH L Carol Koepp E ' J ' vi :V Dorotha Koepp , in ' sue Koetke NK ' l-2' Bob Kozikawska we af- ,, X 3 rl tg, 4 - Tom Koranda Joan Kornfeind Andrea Krausrnan , Tom Krenek 'l i 'J fi Vera Kubik R ic h a r d K r u eg e r E ifiggzggiig ll Nancy Lackland as tr, x Fran Ludowici r Richard Maina Joe Lange Russell Langon e Diane Lanoch ,M W' Nancy Larsen J A Ronald Larsen A ,, le Wayne Larson J Janet Lausch .3::f2iQQ- 53 J Bill Legans Ted Leno Lorraine Lippert 5 Sharon Longfielcl f g '--' : 4' Karen lucas 'I' Grant Malchow Nick Mandis Penny Mandis Gail Mang John Mattsey Eileen Matzer Ted Mayer Q 6 -',-. 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K, A A Hia Wx 1 Carol McCandIes Bradford McCanna Carol Messerschmidt Loretta Meyer Ruth Muller Marline Munden Pat Murray Andy Nelson Alan Nemeth Gertrude Neu Ken Nichols David Nordahl Nanette Nosko Carol Oessterreich Robert Olson Nancy Pecori Don Peters Joan Petersen Lawrence Pett Charles Pfeiffer Judy Pflieger Werner Plate Dorothy Ploense Darlene Pratt Arnold Preus Nancy Quade Barbara Readwine Ellen Rehberger Fred Reichelt Betty Rhodes Judy Rice Don Ricther Nick Roder Gigi Romano Jackie Rosene Kristi Salm Karen Sarnek Gayle Sandow Gloria Savitski Walter Schilf Karen Schmidt Judy Schneider Fred Schnittker Norm Schreiner Marcy Schultz Ken Schwartz Jeanette Schwenn Joy Sebastian Helen Sedo Nancy Sernple Gary Semrow Bob Sieb Ruth Siegmann Susan Simonson Jim Sivert Andrea Solomon Barbara Sorensen Edwin Stadelman Robert Staiger Gene Stang ' ' A J ' ' Bob Steinbach Lorraine Stockinger Karen Suckow 35 Wayne Sunderlin Margaret Sweeney Judy Thiele William Thomas Chris Thomsen Marilyn Unrath Dennis Urban Nancy Vanderhorst Judy Vandlik Curt Waessner Bill Wachholz Maynard Wall Elwood Walmsley Judy Watson Walter Weart Joann Wehofer Joyce Wehofer Diane Welley Ernest Wenz Diane Wenzel Dave Werner Kenneth Wertz Jack White James Wierzka Janene Williams Kay Williamson William Woebel Sharon Wood Windried Zimmermann 36 mr? Y Q:- X . CAME RA SHY: my gms, .,,.. . an y av mast M a si , aw KK ml Richard Weiss Robert Rasmussen Glen Wcestphal Violet Gerbe Wesley Baranski Victor Mueller David Behling Laverne Erhardt A , ,m fg K 3 ' A-54? , . Bi jrefi man add O icem 'Wren' , , George Colletti Dick Maxwell Judy Kemnitz June Khulmy President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer jl effAl'l'l,6l,l'l As an alarm clock awakens the laborer to begin his daily chores, the freshmen awaken the three upper classes into recognizing that there is a big job of leading and guiding to be done. Needless to say, freshmen, who are iust beginning this higher spirit of educa- tion, need to have examples set before them to follow. Therefore, it is the job of the three upper classes to lead the freshmen, who some day will also be guiding future generations. Richard Abel Fricclel Acker Barbara Aevermann Carol Ahrndt Yolanne Albrecht Charles Alm Marla Andersen Howard Andersen Gretchen Andrus Burnette Ardogh Barbara-sue Babiar Del Bahn Arvin Ballert Nils-Eric Bark Bruce Bartels Paul Bason Carl Bauer Myrna Benson Jeanette Berg Helmut Betcher Ruth Binder Linda Bobeng Walter Bock Gale Bohanan Ken Bohl Gordon Bohnsen Rich Bonow Charles Born Carl Brasck Ruth Braun Susan Briggs Constantine Bruns Darlene Buck Charlene Burkhardt Alan Busch Malirn Buxtin . S L W- . I 'J A' It e ', - N, it A E , y, . 2 9. f ., , ,, ..2:. Ml ! -Lf, K 'TE' .',.,.... ' ' ' I 1 ,, : f 53:45:53:-' fig , 'Q A , X - .. . 1 I , I . M M f -N15 Q .1..,:,, - E ----- Y 5 Lili X'-X l xx ' ' n g!,,f3t.., 'XJ Q 1 . A l l I N 1 ' ' : m , Q' K lil, C D an H , W ., :: :REQ ,QVII K I . A ssis 2 ZA. . , ,M KJ . I A ..,.-, , . K ,.:5:.., I I .i 4 A' V 4 Q x ,.,. , Q A Il, ' l I N ,I 'R A A -.zrlxifj in 9 x A 'll 5 R152 E112 - f N X' - 1. - , 'f:1iI:-'IQ' .. ' A 'fffzfiii ft- 7 5. 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' 2 Jo Ann Durkovic Robert Ehrenberg 1 A V- ,E E I: E X Roberta Ebel 9 S X eg fi .L if David Ebert C . J ff-J 5 ' 4, - J A P ' is Floyd Edwards C ' 1 f 4 ,ax . -4 I si?-: f J Frank Ehling Q . , C N .. Q - ..:, S gf Ken Eilhen , Af: ' Q 1 3' Q X i . f af -- '...f J A , 1,,s. fs Q l . . John Engebretson H A ' Ralph Esterly AAEV ' R 1, is , 'E' John Faber V V W 'Q , -l , ., K ' ,Q Alan Feddersen - Q 3 'Zi , ' 'll ' ' RON Felan 11 .M .: -1 f - E. ' Nick Fenzer .,.. , Af X ' 't .,:: Q lr Lynette Pick ,L V Q- ,W nj. ah i. ' fix? ffm , ': ' f 235' , B' 5 .5--M.. ' 1 ,gl , .QM - :- .1 - ----- wx, 1. .,.:. Q. n . :I .-:-:z..' 'Q , Q, . - Q . il B X if li is -5: . g , X it 55 I F f af es, ri xx 8, 1925 'Q 'V -. , in , 1-K Yom -.Eefi Sr fu. 'li , . 'Q , s if N is ax J Ron Filip Tom Fladoos ,Q Doris Follmeister Gloria Fricke ' Steve Fuseh Barbara Gabrielson George Gartner Rye ,hx Eileen Gavert Bob Gere George Gering Mike Gieseke Roger Goehrke Karen Grandi Mike Grasz ,S ,, , x I K 1 Qtn. , :M z :,.,ivN X ,img :fe 35. 2 or in A ,,,, w as , r ' J . x .:g+ -v'- -- il ..,' . , -Q-' 2 BX eie s J ':'r i',. if rrnrr J fl J , 1 laaa J Q g fe i zfiefeil J B sl B I . . . in lv., . - ziggy! i G f ee e 1' J f I is : ' I i lulu Q I, f 'if-f e ' V i :-- X- -' Q ' X- ' f'.'3 E.. .xszwi FJ - A i 'Q-i .,'---1 Q new '- - ,.:i ie ff. J A K aa? :: L J' N . , '.-l-, :I ,al 5, ,Q J I '- . A ., 'l' 'J J .. zili : ' I 61 'I slag, -' - fglggr ' if J ,f f 'JY S ,M , .,,.. , .... , V A Arlene Greinke Chester Griewahn Bruce Groat Bill Gruenes Leo Gryczan Joanne Guarnerey Judy Guran Bill Guy Sharrie Halper Joan Hanert Neil Hansen Carolyn Hard? Karen Karr Ted Harfl Arlene Hasselman Bob Helmkamp Art Hemler Karen Henschel Jeff Herhold Delores Hewelt Kenneth Hewelf Bernie Hildebrand? Marilyn Hill Marilyn Hiller Laurie Hillger Dagny Hilsfrom Rudolf Hirschman Herb Hoefler A Barbara Hoff Jack Hoffmeyer Kim Holtorff Joe Holz Z '.'1 2 Don Huebner Ray Israel Bob Jacey .: M. . i:'i'?: . S Nob Q Q51 af N P il P a u l K o e b e l 1 X lk. Donarae Johnson ' ' Nancy Johnson , .G ,, ..., .L J can Kam , ',. , Barbara Kapfhiriski ' , ., , bf lm: lill LO'NeH Kam .,,:', In -'-fi ,.. -llgl N 'jfr i Gary Keller - V ---' '- Leila Keller - A Denis Kelley -. ' f -, , Judy Kemnifz Q - - ,-'l , - ff: c Rum Kemp K 'f A-:-:: ' -'k 7' 1- 9 i ii' June Khulmy X' P '-' ' i f I Karen Klein 3, , , '- A Darlene Kmfdsef' X ., .. ., ,. ,xi . Q ax HIS 3 M .,:.,,rii :,, 1 i is 2 1 1 e , Nancy Koeppe by V Joe Kowalski 52 H J H I D I K k 2.4 ,, . , J 1 - f- W-, Q aEtlainrSpK1?u eger I at M my Iii. ,X i Judy Larsen ,3 'Mer' Ffa ,, , ' Y if V' V M ' - ff Hr f-:gg 1:3 1 4' Lou Ann Leeney 1 , I I 1: H r W Charles Leinder KJ ' Judy Lenz N a, Carl Liebig Z , , ' Z, Mary Lodendorf an H N 7' Ken Lung 2 W, 1 S H' ig.. 3: wiv. Y Doris Lutinski 1 Yfiif ,si Q y ' wffai Kay Mahler QQ' I, ,,.. Georgeona Maier '?'5 wage lg, , ' I 5 Wiki!!! ' -gl is W2 WH as if Barbara Maiewski Tfl.. j K , . Bob Malm 3. J r. -J Esther Marten -' A J . E ' ' , Bull Mafrsey . gi ,N , L 12: In Dick Maxwell gg: - r--'-' Diane McDonnell '49 Nancy Meger A ' S, i s as ik! Q, ts. wg? ry , x ai W e gi We X Gary Mehl 4 X Pat Meier 5 lair ' Howard Meinkow 'I ' 'ga . . Carol Mikes W., If - 'E Q Paul Mohrhardt y 'J 55 ' '. ' .,.,,- Nancy Montelbaro iq, L E 21 'k 5 ' QQ. 134 Karen Montgomery X ' Dale Muehlschlegel . Carol Mueller -5 ' z' '- Fred Mueller yt 3 .3 . E 551 -' V il . N, ,W Ray Matzke - ' 6, f-' ' ,kg ,MQ ' r if K' Q aan Nehls V,:r,' I 'M df 1 ' 5 4.22. Bob Neubek 4- - A ,:,.- . ci Howard Niemuth V' li Lyle Nicoline 5 James Oltmann , William Oppenlancler L fm W, -aa M, I Donna Palmeter . X 1 ig? WV ' .iww Don Palmeter f ,Q .:.:.,A l '- ' M'2gfigb 'Q' ' Jerilyn Pergende E ,, 'WW wifi' Tom Petersen K, 'J 4 l W XX f 4 Edna Petrusek -.... Gail Pomrenke - .I 2 : 'T' Pefer Pusfarino Mm' lm no ,jg , Q V gf' H' ef: 'W-.xr , , Cafe' Rae' it A 42: J 'r,' ra Dawn Rahlfs C 4 Xa ,... T35 A H A Q 'V' 7-532 Ron Rauch W r 36 L lisa-:gl Margaret Rauser Ll 1 J J 4 J i t if - 5, H L. Rayeffa Johnson i ' il A Elsa Rehfuss ' ' f Q: 5 Carol Rhode -5 'A -. A , , A If Dianne Rickerf 'E .,.. V E i f y :, ws, 5 E 1: P nie. Karla Rieder . so a t My W M A V Elaine Rohm A K 1 'QW' J nl' Bruce Rosenquist V In , C 3E, zi??f2fT': Marilyn Roffer H H Roger Ryan 1 g ' . V Jerry Salaf if Q J :,- , 4, In I ugfi i ' .gn -an F N . 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I nd!! M ...a . 1, 'I M g 1 g 2 ,EAA Cgguclenf Counci SEATED: Nancy Stangenberg lSecretary-Treasurerl, Mr. H. Treichel lAclvisorl, Marv Meyer lPresidentl, Kent' Moldenhauer Nice-Presidentl, Jerry Danzer. STANDING: Andee Krausman, Judy Eheim, Ken Becker, Bill Clark, Bob Scholz, Dennis Heidorn, Perry Gulbrandson, Dick Maxwell, Henry Hemmeter, Herb Hoelfer, Nancy Koeppe. ln the past school year, Luther's Student Council has lived up to its previous reputation. It was headed this year by President Marv Meyer, Vice-president Kent Moldenhauer, and Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Stangenberg. lts advisor, Mr. Treichel, was present at all its meetings to listen to their ideas and offer his advice. Major projects sponsored by the Student Council this year included the Homecoming Activities, the beautiful Christmas trees and decorations at Christ- mas time and the holding of the Student Council Convention of Lutheran High Schools at Luther North this year, of which our Student Council was entirely in charge. These are just a few of the many activities and projects the Student Council has taken part in. We know everyone wishes to thank the Student Council for the part they played in our school functions. They have done a wonderful job this year. But if a Student Council is to remain one of the most active and efficient organiza- tions of the school, it needs the support and respect of the student body. We believe the students at Luther this year have shown these two outstanding qualities and we hope, in the following years, that they will still prevail. Paula Evers Editor-in-Chief Ginny Siek Copy Editor Bob Rohwecler Business Manager 5? You are holding in your hands the f'n :shed product of the l956 Log Stat? lt took many hours, weeks and months to assemble all the material in the book, and the midnight oil burned brightly many a night lust before deadline. There are thanks due to many people who helped us publish our Log. To the seniors, thank you for the help you gave us by meeting our goal in the Log Patron Drive and for going over the top. Thank-you's go also to Nlr. Norman Koenig and Mr, Ernie Rubak ot King Publishing Company for help ing us plan our book and lay it out properly. We also want to thank Walinger Studios for all the wonderful pictures in the book they furnished. And last but not least, we wish to thank Mr. Lange, our Advisor, for all his guidance and advice. Without all these people and many more, we couIdn't have succeeded in our undertaking. Mr. Lange Advisor Courtesy of The Penny Pinchers Ron Kickerl' Assistant Editor Ann Wetzel Assistant Copy Editor Laverne Kauke Assistant Business Manager ABOVE: Mr. Lange, Advisor, Jerry Danzer, Assistant Editor, Ruth Diehl, Editor. SPORTS STAFF ltop photo, left to right, Bob Scholz, Larry Clemetsen, Bill Clark, Dick Gahl, Ken Miner. Cathy Hemmeter, Sue Spletzer, Circulation, Mary Anne Stuecher, Dottie Garbers, Business Managers. TYPISTS: fStandingl Alice Krueger, Christel Domke, Karen Fladoos, Sandy Meseth. 1SeatedJ Katherine Cappitelli, Carolyn Gresens. Q 6U'lJ FEATURE STAFF: lStandingl Barbara Luhrsen, Don Ebert, Louis Sanclow, Marty lshinger, lSeatedl Sharon Mah- ler, Janice Mason, Eunice Ebert, Nancy ...gf Berreitter. gf... ...J goat We are proud of our school paper this year, the Blue and Gold. Under the leadership of Ruth Diehl, Editor, and Jerry Danzer, Assistant Editor, the Blue and Gold has added many new ideas, and improve- ments have been made in many instances. One of the new ideas of this year's paper is the blue banner of our school across the top of each issue. ln previous years the banner was iust black and white. Another new idea is the single picture of all the students featured in Luther Lights. Also the new feature of having an underclassman in the column. ,All these and many other improvements and changes have made this year's Blue and Gold one of the best in Luther's history. This could not have taken place except for all the students on the different staffs of the paper who worked together and worked so hard to bring the student body the Blue and Gold at its best. Therefore, we wish to congratulate and thank all the members of the 1955-1956 Blue and Gold staffs for doing a wonderful iob in publishing our paper, and we wish the staff of the 1956-1957 Blue and Gold the best of luck in their paper. NEWS STAFF: lSlandingl Betty Wuest, Carol Weber. lSeatedl Margaret Quoos, Arlene Barczykowski, Nancy Stangen- berg, Judy Eheim, Elsie Erbes. Courtesy of The Penny Pinchers .A KQIUIUQZKU Clzoir A - we 4 , .L C FIRST ROW: Edith Schaden, Shirley Steigerwald, Corinne Ballo, Carolyn Pande, Mr. Schroth, Paula Evers, Christa Hausner, Blanche Fabry, Corrine Krueger. SECOND ROW: Ann Wetzel, Betty Wuest, Dottie Garbers, Lynda Gerber, Rose Ecker, Lenore Strand, Nancy Stangenberg, Donna Thoms, Phyllis Stuckmeyer. THIRD ROW: Ginny Siek, Mary Anne Stuecher, Martha Prusait, Joanne Bauer, Donna Biring, Dolores Messerschmidt, Glenna Burrs, Judy Eheim, Sue Spletzer, Sandy Britton. FOURTH ROW: Joan Hartel, Carolyn Gresens, Ruth Diehl, Sharon Mahler, Carol Mahnke, Cathy Hemmeter, Valerie Pattison, Marilyn Yohpe, Dianne Altergott, Pat Krenzke, Ruth Rociak. FIFTH ROW: Ruth Hahn, Barbara Luhrsen, Charles Langer, Larry Clemetsen, Sandra Salzmann, Bob Moll, Herb Neumann, Ron Kickert, Louie Sandow, Bill Clark, Ken Miner, Ed Hamel, Dave Nasby. SIXTH ROW: Carol Carlson, Elsie Erbes, Arlene Schroeder, Dick Gahl, Bob Scholz, George Johnson, Glenn Herbst, Jerry Danzer, Rich Rolston, Henry Hemmeter, Bob Hurbanis, Bill Oesterreich, Sandra Mahler, Barbara Bank, Georgene Fick. SEVENTH ROW: Philip Schell, John Bobeng, Bob Schroeder, Art Neckermann, Kent Moldenhauer, Duane Stavnes, Marv Smith, Dave Stocker, John Katoll, Lloyd Andersen, Allan Sprehe, Dick Fick, Howard Knueppel, Rich Luebbing, Bob Webb, Harold Wonderling. If you would ask anyone who happens to be in Room 108, oth period each day, what is the best high school choir in Chicago, l'm sure they would tell you The A Cappella of Luther High North. Not that they are preiudiced or anything. We think there's a lot of truth in it. This year's A Cappella is composed of Juniors and Seniors who meet hve times a week. Under the leadership of Mr. Schroth, the choir this year has sung some of the most beautiful music ever written. They have added to their repertoire such numbers as Lord, Thou Hast Been Our Dwelling Place and Worthy is The Lamb from the Messiah. Something new was added to the choir this year also. The old maroon robes were dyed black and white satin collars and stoles were purchased. With these changes, we think we have one of the finest looking and the best singing choir in the Chicago area. We'd like to thank the choir for their inspiring singing and magnificent concerts in our gym and also, thank you to Mr. Schroth, for his patience and great understanding of music which he is imparting to the members of the choir. Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Smith, Sr. egjolalzomore Clair FIRST ROW: Chris Thomson, Gloria Savitske, Mark Johnstone, Amanda Houslaerg, Mr. Schroth, Naomi Harks, Bob Steinbach, Ruth Mueller, Ruth Siegmann. SECOND ROW: Pat Kelsey, Nancy Vanderhorst, Dorothy Ploense, Carol Messerschmidt, Nancy Berreitter, Laverne Auler, Carolyn Oestterreich, Diane Lanoch, Judy Harders, Judy Pflieger, Joan Petersen, Dorothy Ekstrom, Janet Ebert. THIRD ROW: Doreen Christensen, Paula Albano, Helen Bruckner, Marilyn Unrath, Lorraine Stockinger, Gigi Romano, Judy Bingham, Lorrie Burger, Ruth Holtz, Barbara Sorensen, Claudine Corsini, Sue Koetke, Joyce Hauser, Joy Sebastian, Beverly Gabrielsen. FOURTH ROW: Helen Sedo, Carol McCandles, Loretta Meyer, Karen Suchow, Marty lshinger, Peggy Garrett, Vickie Babilla, Judy Vandlik, Marlya Johnson, Ellen Rehberger, Horst Hackemer, Ursula Hausner, Lydia Diener, Janet Glassmann, Eddie Becker, Sue Simonson, Judy Rice. FIFTH ROW: Ted Leno, Nancy Lackland, Dave Werner, Dick Krueger, Janet Lausch, Helen Jarosch, Robert Horvat, Ray Hupke, Bill Legans, Glen Holmbon, Marv Bauer, Dennie Heidorn, Nancy Quade, Alan Busch, Lawrence Pett, Arnold Prues, Jackie Rosene, Perry Gulbrandson, Karen Holtorft. A second choir, under the direction ot Mr. Schroth, is the Sophomore Choir and just as its name suggests, it is open only to sophomores of Luther. The sophomores and all the other students at Luther have a right to be proud ot their choir. It was started last year and known as just plain Chorus and was open to anyone. But come this year, it had changed its format and is now the Sophomore Choir. The Choir has sung at all the maior concerts put on by our Musical Depart- ment in our gymnasium and has shown remarkable talent. We wish to thank the Sophomore Choir for all their hard work and initiative. Courtesy ot Herman Weiss Insurance Agency jreff men C4000 FIRST ROW: Bonnie Lynn, Linda Bobeng, Nancy Johnson, Carol Mikes, Mr. Schroth, Joanne Hannert, Dagny Hilstrom, Darlene Knudsen, Sally Ann Schiemann. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Zelmer, Carolyn Wisch- meyer, Karen Grandt, Doris Fohlmeister, Lynette Fick, Myrna Bensow, Margaret Rauser, Leila Keller, Christine Schaden, Carolyn Clesen, DiAnn Danzer, Barbara Maiewski. THIRD ROW: Yolanne Albrecht, laurel Killger, Carolyn Hardt, Judy Kemnitz, Nancy Montelbano, Karen Montgomery, Jo Ann Weydemann, Maria Andersen, Janet Wagemann, Carol Mueller, Doris Lutinski, Judy Lenz, Elaine Rohn, Myra Wiwat, Barbara Babiar. FOURTH ROW: Gretchen Andrus, Marilyn Rotter, Kathie Wildkatsch, Josephine Trute, Diane Krupp, June Kuhlmey, Jan Seefeldt, Delores Hewelt, JoAnn Durkovic, Donna Peterson, Barbara Kapchinski, Dawn Rahlf, Gale Bohanan, Roberta Ebbel, Diane McDonald, Marilyn Hill, Janet Berg. FIFTH ROW: Carol Ahrndt, Marlene Stabenow, Carol Schraeder, JoAnne Guarnery, Arlene Weith, Gisa Voigt, Mary Ladendorf, Rae Etta Johnson, LouAnn Leenev, Dorothy Dahlquist, Annelies Tatius, Arlene Hasselman, Sharon Halper, Karen Klein, Karen Toff, Ruth Braun, Gail Kainz. SIXTH ROW: Betty Thomson, Nancy Koeppe, Gail Pomerenke, Ruth Kemp, Kynn Siebel, Karka Reider, Diane Richert, Nancy Meter, Carol Steinke, Kay Standbridge, Elsa Refuss, Lois Wienke, Ruth Zimmermann, Lornell Kath, Judy Larson, Georgina Maier, Joan Wohlfeil, Burnette Ardagh. SEVENTH ROW: Gary Keller, Paul Mohrhardt, Bob Stevens, Walter Vehrs, Gordon Bahnsen, Warren Springston, Art Hemler, Larry Christensen, Walter Bach, Dale Kropke, Charles Schmidt, Fred Mueller, Bill Mattsey, Lee Stocker, Ted Waech, Jerry Swanson, George Colletti, Constantine Bruns, Victor Sedo, Richard Bonow. ElGHTH ROW: Robert Bonow, Fred Warner, Fred Dripps, Herb Hotfer, Floyd Edwards, Bob Schumacher, Dennis Streich, Ted Hartl, James Shiller, George Kitsch, Gery Mehl, Paul Lange, John Englebrestsen, Howard Meinkow, Richard Maxwell, John Faber, Kenneth Lung, Howard Anderson, Donald Palmeter, Chas. Linder. As if two choirs aren't enough, Luther has its third choir, the Freshmen Chorus. We are proud of this choir, iust as we are of our other two. This choir was formed at the beginning of the second semester. It is open to all freshmen at Luther. Its membership this year is around 125. Just like the Sophomore Choir, the members are aiming for a place in the A Cappella during their iunior and senior years. With the grand iob the Freshmen are doing and plenty of hard work, we believe the freshmen, when they are juniors and seniors, will give Luther an A Cappella choir to be proud of. All it takes is ambition, faith, and hard work. We know they can do it. MORNING CHAPEL SINGERS: island- ingl Carolyn Gresens, Henry Hemmeter, Bill Oesterreich, Marv Smith, Jerry Danzer, Maggie Insel, Ruth Diehl, Lenore Strand. i5eatedl Ginny Siek, Pianist. 6A,al0e! xgingerfi Two different groups, one known as Morning Chapel Singers and the other Afternoon Chapel Singers are new around school this year. Everyone knows them, for they are the voices that lead us in the hymn singing each morn- ing and afternoon during chapel services. The Morning Singers is made up of all seniors and the Afternoon Singers of all sophomores. We think thanks are in order to these students for the little extra they add to our devotional services and we hope in the next years at Luther there will continue to be Chapel Singers for all the services which come over the public address system. missin AFTERNOON CHAPEL SINGERS: fSfand- He-A ingl Janet Ebert, Diane Lanoch, Lor- raine Stockinger, Ray Geweke, Marv Bauer, Arnold Prues, Ted Leno, Nancy Berreilter. lSeatedJ Helen Jarosch, Pianist. 5004 FIRST ROW: Twirlers, Ruth Kemp, Nancy Koeppe, Sharie Holper, Joyce Wehofer, Joanne Hanerf, Delores Hewelt, Jackie Rosene, Carol Franklin, Joanne Wehofer, Barbara Maiewski, Karen Klein, Nancy Berreitler, Arlene Hasselman. SECOND ROW: Kennie Harihopf, Judy Loshbough, Margaret Quoos, Judy Poellei, Ed. Siadleman, Dorothea Koepp, Judy Thiele, Marilyn Wulf. THIRD ROW: Barbara Gabrielsen, Frank Ehling, Norm Hanan, Mike Householder, Bernie Dehlin, Wally Stephen, Harold Jahnke, Sig Kunz, John Sfraack, Phil Scheel, Jack Holecek, Charles Ellingson, Jim Genc, Billy Nells, Dave Kuhfal, Mr. Taebal. FOURTH ROW: Joan Pletz, Maggie Welden, Bob Franson, Robert Olson, Ari Trepiow, Tom Fladoos, Fred Bieler, Walier Schilf, Peie Pusforino, Jimmy Sailer, Truman Johnson, Jon Thomas, Ron Sfeigerwald, Joyce LeMay, Karen Harr. Under The able direcTion of Mr. Taebel, Lurher has Two bands This year. The new addiTion is The beginners' band, open To anyone. And conTinuing from previous years is The main Band. New ouTfiTs Tor The Band This year are grey slacks and navy blue V-neck sWeaTers which make The members look really sharp. The Band played Tor all our home baskeTball games in royal sTyle and helped liven up The crowd. The Band deserves a big Thank you Tor all The musical enTerTainmenT They have given The sTudenT body. In The years To come LuTher is going To have an even more wonderful band To play iTs school song for Them. BEGlNNERS' BAND-FIRST ROW: Carol Roll, Karen Henschel, Judy Day. SEC- OND ROW: Ray Nalzke, Ken Bohl, Dale Muehlachlegel, Herb Buell, Dick Tetze, Roger Ryan, Mr. Taebel. THIRD ROW: Norm Schreiner, Paul Bacon, Earl Thunberg, Mike Schumacker, Paul Koebel, Rudolf Hirschmann, Carl Bauer. SENIOR SCIENCE: lStandingl David Moeller, Warren Schroeder, Harold Wonderling, Walter Jahrke, Rich l.uel:- bing, Alan Krueger, Earl Esterly. lSeatedl Sanclra Britton, Charles Langer, Mr. Tarnoski, Jerry Danzer, Maggie lnsel, Herb Zimmerman. cience C6165 There are two science Clubs at Luther this year. The Senior Science Club, which is open to iuniors and seniors, ancl the Junior Science Club, which is open to sophomores and freshmen. They are under the direction of Mr. Tarnoski. We believe the Science Clubs are one of the most active clubs at Luther this year. One of its big undertakings was the Science Fair which took place in our gym in March. This event and many other activities have kept the mem- bers of both clubs busy many nights after school. We hope the Science Clubs will continue to function at Luther in the coming years and that the members will get as much enioyment out of their club as this year's members did. JUNIOR SCIENCE - FIRST ROW: Buddy Carpenter, George Schrey, Jonathan Thomas. SECOND ROW: Carl Bauer, Charles Alm, Mr. Tarnoski, Jerry Dan- zer, George Coletti. THIRD ROW: Reinhold Schmidt, Richard Abel, Rob- ert Horvat, Bruce Bartels, F. Acker, Alan Busch, Melvin Buxiin, Roger Ryan, John Schmidt. FIRST ROW: Jeanne Geier, Paula Albano, Joan Petersen, Arlene Barczykowski, Judy Pfleiger, Judy Thiele, Chris Thomsen. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Unrath, Patsy Kelsey, Joyce Hauser, Nancy Holder, Rev. Mohr- hardt, Herb Zimmerman, Margaret Sweeney, Lorraine Stockinger, Kay Williamson. THIRD ROW: Bob Olson, Glenna Burrs, Helen Bruckner, Sandra Fick, Loretta Meyer, Don Wright, Chuck PfeiHer, Dave Nordahl, Nick Mandis, Horst Hackemer, Dave Nasby, Cathy Hemmeter, Barbara Sorensen, Nancy Oman, Sharon Mahler. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Malchow, Peggy Garrett, Anita Bredehorn, Grant Malchow, Philip Schell, Dick Gahl, Bob Sieb, Ed Rhode, Ron Blanken, Nick Roder, Lois Jessen, Dan Peters, Bernie Dehlin, Bonnie Bohn, Larry Clementsen, John Wolf. The Latin Club is a different Type club at Luther. lt holds its regular meetings during class periods. It is macle up of members E7 from both the first year and second year Latin classes. Cl ll'l At Christmas time the members of the Latin Club sang the favorite Christmas carols in Latin in the main lobby and in the CAL upper hallways. This helped to spread the Christmas message to the students. We'd like to thank the Latin Club for the part they played in our Christmas festivities. Under the direction of Mr. Betterman, and assisted by Mr. Dale Hartmann this year, the Camera Club has accomplished many things. They have organized the dark room between the two science amera rooms, brught their own equipment, and also have sold stock in their club. CAL We think the fellows should be congratulated for what they have accomplished. What they are learning now will be of great importance to them in later life if they plan on entering the field of photography. FIRST ROW: Tom Fladoos, Ted Mayer, Mr. Dinkmeyer, Curt Wesner, Walter Vehrs. SECOND ROW: Ted Hatel, Har- old Wonderling, Marvin Bauer, Herb Buell, Rich luebbing, James Wierzba. AnoTher of LuTher's very acTive clubs is The Bowling Club, under The supervision of Mr. Yursky. Once a week The members head for The bowling alley up on Irving Park and The pins sTarT To Tall. One of The main aTTracTions of The year was The annual roll-OFF between The Teachers and sTudenTs. Everyone looks forward To This game even if someone has To lose. We are proud of our Bowling Club aT LuTher. IT is good, whole- some enTerTainmenT and everyone who is a member seems To enioy himself To The uTmosT. Under The leadership of Mr. Dale Hartmann, our new librarian This year, The assisTanT librarians of LuTher have done an excep- Tionally fine iob in Taking care of LuTher's library. Some of Their many Tasks included making out overdue slips, Taking care of The bulleTin board, keeping The books in perfect condition, seeing ThaT The books goT back on The shelves in Their proper places, and many more. The only iob They leave completely in Mr. HarTmann's hands is keeping The library quieT, which is an eight hour iob in itself. I 'Kaga- Lewin, CAL FIRST ROW: Marge Koeper, Carol Smith, Lenore Strand, Paul Steinbach, Ken Beck, Diane Schulzke, Carolyn Koeppe. SECOND ROW: Joanne Bau- er, Yvonne Kucera, Wayne Gangler, Floyd Stoner, Curt Uthene, Charlen Langer. THIRD ROW: Ray Uramkin, Howard Richer, Duane Stavnes, Allen Sprehe, Herb Buell, Alan Krueger, Marshall Oppenhagen. FIRST ROW: Chris Thomsen, Georgiana Maier, Mr. Hartmann, Vera Kubik, Judy Day. SECOND ROW: Edna Petru- sek, John Falcon, Walter Weart, Don Roberts, Bernard Dehlin, Laverne Kau- ke, Carol McCandles. THIRD ROW: Norman Schreiner, Barbara Wertz, Judy Rice, Peggy Garrett, Judy Watson, Di Ann Danzer, Ronald Rauch. og rar? Miafanfa ollflikel' pfdgelafl rofecford CM SEATED: Ken Wertz, Gary Semrow, Walter Schilf. STANDING: Mr. Hart- mann, Bill Legans, Jim Hanert, Rich Luebbing, Vic Klautsch, Mr. Betterman. FIRST ROW: Ron Steigerwald, LoAnne Worth, Arlene Barczykowski, Mrs. Karzel, Sue Spletezr, Karen Moore, Ray Seehafer. SECOND ROW: Heide Schmidt, Sandra Salzmann, Sandra Mahler, George Johnson, Rich Rolston, Jerry Danzer, Bob Webb, Art Neckermann, Bob Scholz, Lois Jessen, Diane Hoffman, Sharon Mahler. THIRD ROW: Judy Eheim, Nancy Oman, Vaughn Michaelson, Christa Hausner, Eunice Ebert, Carol Mahnke, Ken Miner, Karen Wendt, Audrey Mansk, Cathy Hemmeter, Ruth Rociak, Janice Mason, Mari-Virginia Freitag. This year, because of the split schedule, there has been no Drama Club at Luther. In its place has come the Luther Players. This isn't a club, for it has no constitution or regular meetings. It is made up of all students who have taken part in all the maior and minor dramatic productions of the school this year, such as the Junior Class Play, the Christmas Pageant, and the package shows which were performed at the various churches in the Chicago area. Mrs. Beverly Karzel is in charge of this group. We would like to say thank you, Luther Players, for adding a touch of gaiety and entertainment to our lives by your productions. The Proiectors Club, under the supervision of Mr. Dinkmeyer, is open to any ,boy at Luther. ln their club meetings, the boys learn all about movie pro- iectors and how to run films. They take care of the showing of all films in the classes. Another good feature of this club is that they get to see many different movies at their regular meetings. ':. .- az, . -I Je, Cm SEATED: Ken Becker, Bob Scholz, Bill Oesterreich, Dick Gahl, Mr. Treichel iAdvisorl, Bob Rohweder, Henry Hemmeter, Bob Hurbanis. STANDING: Jerry Danzer, Rich Rolston, Kent Moldenhauer, Ron Zimmer, Lloyd Andersen, Duane Stavnes, Dick Fick, Harold Jahnke, Ron Kickert. One of the busiest clubs at Luther this year was the Key Club. Many people do not know what the Key Club really is. It is a group of senior boys, with the exception of six iunior boys, which is sponsored by the Kiwanis Clubs of Chicago. Under the direction of Mr. Treichel, the Key Club this year has undertaken great responsibilities and has carried out these iobs wonderfully. Some of the big campaigns of this year's Key Club were: the Curtis Campaign from which the school received 5900, the March of Dimes drive, the funderaising drive for the letters on top of the school, the penny-pinching campaign which raised money for the new addition to the school and another undertaking which resulted in all the members looking like they belonged to the House of David. Lutherites should be proud of their Key Club for the many fine things they have done in the past year. May the Key Clubs at Luther in the future live up to the example which the Club of 1955-1956 has set for them. Congratulations on the wonderful year, fellows. . .nn-sv' 1 .. PP CM FIRST ROW: Loretta Mayer, Dave Nas- by, Eddie Becker, Georgene Fick, Ernie Koenig, Larry Clemetsen, Marty Ish- inger, Cathy Hemmeter. SECOND ROW: Ken Becker, Bob Jourgenson, Glenn Herbst, Bob Rohweder, John Von Lehe, Dick Maxwell, Rich Rolston, Nancy Quade, Dave Werner, Mark Johnstone, George Johnson, Bob Hur- hanis, Bob Scholz, Al Kemp. THIRD ROW: Perry Gulbrandsen, Marv Meyer, Jerry Danzer, Ron Kickert, Marv Bauer, Duane Stavnes, George Kaub, Marv Smith, Howard Knueppel, Dennis Hei- dorn, Kent Moldenhauer, Dick Gahl, Bill Clark, Nick Roder, Ray Hupke. FIRST ROW: Claudine Corsini, Naomi Harks, Janet Wagemann, Laverne Auler, Judy Lenz, Sue Koetke. SEC- OND ROW: Lenore Strand, Sue Splet- zer, Audrey Mansk, Miss Brower, Alan Krueger, Nancy Stangenberg, Carolyn Gresens, Carolyn Henschel. THIRD ROW: Andee Krausman, Janet Ebert, Nancy Vanderhorst, Arlene Barczykow- ski, Lynda Gerber, Ginny Siek, Carol Smith, Eleanor Holtz, Judy Eheim, Dottie Garbers, Ann Wetzel, Shirley Steigerwald. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Britton, Charlene Beggs, Christa Haus- ner, Ruth Hahn, Bill Oesterreich, Mag- gie Insel, Valerie Pattison, Par Krenzke, Phyllis Lenz, Henry Hemmeter, Sandy Meseth, Gigi Romano, Marilyn Unrarh, Patsy Kelsy, Diane Lanoch. 58 When you come to any of Luther's basketball games and hear the cheering and yelling of a group of excited students, you are witnessing the enthusiasm of Luther's Pep Club members. Organ- ized last year, it is Luther's official cheering section at all games. Membership is by invitation only and is also open to all students who have participated in any of the school's sports. The oFficial uniform of the Pep Club is a white blouse and blue skirt for the girls, and white shirts and blue slacks for the fellows. We think our Pep Club is doing a wonderful iob at the games, cheering and letting the fellows out there know that we are behind them. Let's keep up the school spirit in the following years. It is so very very important. ..,.....i 9999 Qeggion .xdcfiuifiezi J6fcAen FIRST ROW: Nancy Larsen, Karen Sa- mek, Karen Schmidt, Miss Locht, Mrs. Halvorsen, Barbara Wertz, Joanne We- hofer, SECOND ROW: Doris Lutinski, Bonnie Bohn, Tom Rasmussen, John Engbrechtson, Dennis Heidorn, Bill Goodyear, Warren Schroeder, Ken Wertz, Karen Fladoos, Helen Bruckner, Charlene Beggs. FIRST ROW: LoAnne Worth, Blanche Fabry, Ruth Witzmann, Nancy Stangen- berg, Rev. Theis, Jerry Danzer, Lenore Strand, Ann Wetzel, Judy Eheim. SECOND ROW: Judy Poellet, Henry Hemmeter, Maggie Insel, Dick Gahl, Carol Weber, Harold Wonderling, Joyce Christiansen, Dave Stocker, Rich Luebbing, Marv Meyer, Ruth Kleiner, Arlene Schroeder, Bob Scholz, Bruce Malchow. THIRD ROW: Janice Mason, Ruth Rociak, Donna Biring, Sandy Me- seth, Ruth Hahn, Carol Mahnke, Karen Fladoos, Earl Esterly, Bill Clark, Sandy Salzmann, Heide Schmidt, Eunice Ebert, Margaret Quoos, Carolyn Gresens, Joanne Bauer, Carol Smith, Nancy Oman. Luther's Religion Activities Club, better known as the R.A. C., played a very important part in the lives of many people this year. Besides taking census at different churches in Chicago and the neighboring suburbs, the members of the R. A. C. made up Christ- mas food packages to be given to needy families in the Chicago area. The R.A. C. is a wonderful club and we are proud of all the members for their interest and hard work. We believe that Rev- erend Theis is an able and understanding leader and all are to be congratulated for their fine work this year. Every noon from the kitchen comes the fragrant aroma of cooking victuals. And the preparation of all this wonderful food couldn't be possible without Luther's famous kitchen crew. The heads of our department are Mrs. M. Halvorsen and Miss Chris Locht who prepare the tasty dishes. And they couldn't do all this by themselves. So they have all their helpers - students who have volunteered to work in the kitchen during their free periods. We wish to thank the whole Kitchen Department for their hard work and for the wonderful meals they set before us each noon. Courtesy of John M. Pederson Funeral Home 8 8I I'l'L6l,lflf5 Ll f C76 .E 1 i ,, FIRST ROW: Mr. Yursky, Carl Asmus, Ron Simpson, Marv Meyer, Dave Nasby, Ken Brunofie, Ed Hamel, Mr. Blecke. SECOND ROW: Dick Fick, Ron Blanken, Sig Kunz, Lloyd Andersen, George Kaub, Dick Sellke, Ralph Larson, Randy Schnoegge, Ed Krueger, Art Filip, Kent Moldenhauer, Richard Maina, Duane Stavnes. THIRD ROW: Louie Sandow, Ken Becker, Bill Clark, Perry Gulbrandson, Herb Neumann, Carl Schenk, Harold Jahnke, Howard Knueppel, Ron Zimmer, Al Wanniger, Marshall Oppenhagen, Richard Rolsion, Dave Nasby, Glenn Kroll, Ray Seehafer. If you bought a hot dog or an ice cream bar at any of the basketball games this past season, you were eating victuals made available by the Lettermen's Club. The club was under the supervision of Mr. George Yursky this year. One of the maior undertakings by the fellows was the purchasing of a trophy case which was placed in the hallway by the gymnasium. The big event of the year for the lettermen was the initiation which took place early in February. This is where the incoming Iettermen, called flunkies, are given the full treatment by the established lettermen. This classic event is enjoyed by all the students at Luther. Even though they have lun and goof around, the club has set an example and shown school spirit and support. We hope this is carried on in the following years. vi.. ll. We , . I I, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , , I I . I I I. If I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 . I I I I I I xv ': I I I ' . I I I I I r - ..,., - -.I I ,H ' . - I I If I I Q I amifg joofgaf FIRST ROW: Wes Baumann iAssistant Managerl, Larry Clemelsen, Louis Sandow, Henry Hemmeter, Marv Meyer and Rich Rolston iCo-Captainsl, Jim Bresinger, John Von Lehe, Ken Miner. SECOND ROW: Ed Becker lAssisIant Managerl, Bob Jourgensen, Dave Werner, Dick Gahl, Dennis Heidorn, Harold Jahnke, Carl Dahlquist, Ed Rohde, Len Brunotte, Bob Hurbanis, Perry Gulbranclsen, Bill Clark, Dave Nasby, Mr. Blecke. THIRD ROW: Howard Knueppel iManagerl, Ron Zimmer, Kent Moldenhauer, Siegfried Kunz, Ronald Blanken, Ed Krueger, Dick Sellke, George Kaub, Harvey Hirsch, Randy Schoenegge, Kenneth Brockway, Bob Staiger, Ar! Filip, Duane Slavnes, Dick Maina, Wilmer Merchant, Mr. Schluesener, Mr. Yursky. Our Wildcat varsity closed the season with a record of 4 wins and 3 losses. Coaching the team again this year was Mr. George Yursky. He was assisted by Mr. Roland Schleusener. The job of managing the team was ably taken care of by Howie Knueppel, Wayne Bauman, and Eddie Becker. Co-captains of the team this year were Marv Meyer and Rich Rolston. During a pep assembly in our gymnasium the award of Most Valuable Player was given to Ed Krueger. Co-captains for the next season were announced. They! are Art Filip and Kent Moldenhauer. The most points scored by one player in a game was T8, scored by Harvey Hirsch in the Glenwood game. He also scored the most points for the season, 36. Our homecoming game this year was the most thrilling of the season. We played Luther South on our own football field, our first game on it, despite the rain and bad weather that made the field quite muddy the day before. We were up against a superior team but we out-gained them T74 yards to their 83. The end of the game found Luther South on their own one yard line and the score 12-6 in our favor. The players gave their best and made a fine showing for the school again this year. With returning men and new additions, the future looks good for the Wildcats of '56. W., X, K . V- .56 A My Y .',: N N ff 1 -fkxk XM 1 u I .--fi' if 47 2 E A ,AX Ev , 3' 'I X 5 1 x fk in in: . , E Q ':'- L 5 X M wv if ,wmv 'Q --:- 1 sgiz- A S t W R zqxfi A' .. X W -,MV 'F b. js 5 AIAZ fl 5 J 4 b X, y ea .1 1. g -' , x Rx ': ' ,ff i N X x:: -2:52-f' V 2, if fx T . s .X V N :E , , '- , A .1 if - - E ,,,:,. f Q Q- .. , , LL A , Q Q if-.. 'gg ' W A 1 1 ' W K Q J fqmgfix ,fue-M - ' x ' A V rx S Q. A . .,:f , I., ,--.. . . W . 3 -r h 7 . '7 S X 5: 1 , I L -1, V -'35 -at Z, 1 x '.1. A,A- ' 1 V QM ' rg. N fe 2 fi 3 sf ff A 3 S 2 K 5 if 5 , 5 A .1 E iii if 9 ,g is Q 5 K6 S jro5A -50,06 joofgaf FIRST ROW: Mr. Berning IAssistanf Coachl, Eddy Stadelman, George Colletti, Marty Ischinger, Howard Andersen, Don Richter, Harold Simonsen, Jerry Swanson, Paul Mohrharclt IManageri. SECOND ROW: George Janac, .lim Sievert, Mark Johnstone, Fred Grosch, John Faber, Ray Hupke, AI Kemp, Wayne Sunderlin, Dick Maxwell. THIRD ROW: Coach Blecke, AI Nemeth ICaptainJ, Fred Krohn, Art Hoffman, Mike Gieseke, Bruce Westerberg, Warren Arndt, Marv Bauer, Bob Wagner, Jack White, Nick Roder, Frank Bowran, Ken Hartkoph IManagerl. Coached by Art Blecke and assisted by Mr. Berning, the Frosh-Soph Football team finished the season with a record of 3 wins and 2 losses. Scores of the five games played were: North Park 7 - Luther North 6, Walther 6 - Luther North 7, Wheaton 21 - Luther 7, Luther South 6 - Luther North 26, North Shore 7 - Luther North 32. The game against North Shore Country Day School is the most im- pressive one of the season. It seems every time Luther got the ball they crossed the goal line with it. The Frosh-Soph scored 78 points to their opponents' 47 for a terrific record. Captain of the team this year was Al Nemeth. Co-captains for next year are George Colletti and Bruce Westerburg. The most improved player of the year was Jack White. High scorer for the season was freshman fullback Mike Gieseke. Early in the season co-captains Dave Werner and Perry Gulbrandson were taken from the Frosh-Sophs by Mr. Yursky for his Varsity. But even with the loss of these boys the team made a great showing for themselves and fought hard all the way. FRONT ROW: Nick, Fred, Jack, Don, Marv, Wayne and Marty. SECOND ROW: AI. THIRD ROW: George, Mike, Jim. Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. John Bauer 'xi 4 gk 17 if 1' ft, 05 rf sq .au . 2-'iid 52 Wglx I u 4 f 1 .. ww, x X . Rb . fr.:-f, EVE? ff X Rf X R Q: 'N 'W f s. 1 A , 2 M! 4 W? ,' by ,f 3 G 13 Q? '9 1 ff g...-4' CA eel' aaa Qlnfl KNEELING: Carolyn Gresens, Sue Splet- zer. STANDING: Carolyn Henschel, Audrey Mansk, Alan Krueger, Lenore Strand, Nancy Stangenberg. FRESH-SOPH CHEERLEADERS: IKNEEL- INGJ Sue Koetke, Claudine Corsini, Laverne Auler, Janet Wagemann. QSTANDINGD Judy Lenz, Naomi Harks. The wonderful school spirit this year was led and encouraged by our two cheerleading squads. Both squads were coached by M. A. Brower. The captain of the varsity cheerleaders was Lenore Strand, who has been a cheerleader each of her tour years at Luther. Something new was added to the team this year. It was a boy cheerleader, making the 'first one to be on the squad in many years. This lucky tellow surrounded by six girls was Alan Krueger, a junior. Congratulations should go to the Frosh-Soph cheer- leaders for the wonderful job they did this year in showing and promoting school spirit and supporting their team. Both our squads made a striking appearance with navy blue skirts and white sweaters. Both their ap- pearance and their enthusiasm makes them an out- standing outfit all the way around. Courtesy of H and S. Provision Co. arfiifg Z?a:iLef6af FRONT ROW: lloyd Andersen, Dick Frick, John Wilson, Harvey Hirsch, Harold Jahnke, Ken Becker, Ernie Koenig. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dinkmeyer, Ron Gall fmanagerl, Jim Sievert, Warran Arndl, Ron Blanken, Dick Sellke, George Kaub, Art Filip, Bob Moll, Al Wilner imanagerl. Under the direction of Mr. Don Dinkmeyer and assisted by Mr. Ken Dom- roese, the Wildcats finished the season this year with a record of 9 wins and I3 losses. Even though we did not finish in the first division, the players gave us many exciting thrills and many an interesting game was viewed by the student body. Everyone seems to agree that the best game of the year was the contest between Luther North and Walther, played in Walther's gymnasium. The Wild- cats came out on top by a score of 75 to 25. All the players seemed to be dead shots that night. The opening night of the tournament this year saw Luther North against North Shore Country Day School. A thrilling game, with Luther loosing by ll points at the half and coming back to tie the score in the third quarter, but meeting defeat by a score of 59 to 47. North Shore went ahead to win the private school league tournament. The team looked sharp this year, due to the new warm-up pants and jackets of white satin trimmed in gold. Leaving the team this year will be three graduating seniors: Ernie Koenig, the team captain for the year, Lloyd Red Andersen, and Dick Fick, the high scorer of the season. Returning next year will be Harvey Hirsch, Ken Becker, John Wilson, Harold Jahnke, Art Filip, and Warran Arndt. These and other boys should give Luther a team good enough to stand up to any school in the Private School League. A,.,.. . eff, , 3 V X it '::, ri, S .. F be S' jf'Q5BfRi3 5252. ji '?E.f:i:.? , Ak gl,-J? 'P' ,wwf 5 -4 5 'J W xx -, ,. ., f 4 H .3 K .ff W J My gf f f f1E s 1? 1 -wfxgbwq v K? A A . ,ff 5 A, X 1, fn x,.,!T ,gl Y . X ' v R . 7 Q3 S, xg Qi f M' 1... QQ 'X 1 I Q- -fa If 2 ? E X 55,4 5 S l 22535 X . wa S12 5. 5 E? ,315iv:5f?f3YE?2 5i2ii2m.ik. P?13'?f51,RENEW N 'X f- - - W A3'f5B J'7' Lmiww- . 'Ex jroak -SOFA Z?a:5LefLaf FIRST ROW Jerry Swanson, Del Bohn, Jim Schmidt, George Janac, Herb Hoeffer, Ken Grosch, Don Richter. SECOND ROW Winfred Zimmerinan, Wayne Sunderlin, Jack Walmsley, .lack White, Marv Bauer, Richard Mama Dennis Heidorn, Cliff Diehl, Dave Werner, Nils Bark, Mr. Blecke. The basketball season ended this year with The Ponies'i sporting a record of 9 wins and 10 losses, a 6 and 6 record in league play. The team again this year was coached by Art Blecke. Co- captains of the Team were sophomores Dave Werner and Dennis Heidorn. At The end of The basketball season in a Pep assembly numer- als were awarded To Dennis Heidorn, Dave Werner, Jim Schmidt, Del Bohn, Dick Maina, Marv Bauer, and Wayne Sunderlin. Dennis Heidorn took all honors by receiving the Most Valuable Player's Award. Also, Dennie was high scorer for the season with 243 points and scored The most piints in one game, 21, The game against Glenwood. Returning next year to The team will be Jim Schmidt, Del Bohn, Don Steege, Nils Bark, Herb HorFfer, CliFf Diehl, and Jack Walmsley. The game against Luther South which saw our team come out on top by a score of 43-40 is considered the best one of the year for the Ponies. The Fresh-Soph Team did an outstanding job this year and part of their success is due to the students who came out to cheer them on. 'hav Courtesy of G. and G. Manufacturing Co. QPQJAHQCLN FIRST ROW: Don Steege, Cliff Diehl, Jack Walmsley, Nils Bark, Herb Hoeffer, Howard Andersen, Ron Filip. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dinkmeyer, Buddy Carpenter, Paul Koebel, Alan Busch, F. Acker, Mike Gieseke Bruce Weslerberg, Dale Koepke, Charles Schmidt, Mr. Domroese. Luther has a new team this year. It is the Freshman Basketball team. They are being coached by Mr. Don Dinkmeyer and Mr. Ken Domroese. For their first season, our freshman basketball players gave a good account for themselves. They finished the season with a record of 6 wins and 5 losses. The best game of the year for the Freshman team was an overtime victory over North Park Academy, 45-41. We think the idea of having a Freshman team at Luther is a good one and we hope it continues in the following years. By the time these freshman players are seniors and on the Varsity we should have a real championship team. 1 Zac .clam i. ,XL IL... was lSITTlNGl Ron Gall, Herb Zimmermann, Dave Nasby, Ed Hamel, Larry Clemetsen. IKNEELINGJ Perry Gullarandsen, Herb Neumann, Jack Herlxlolz, Bob Jorgensen, Ray Uramkin, Marshall Openhagen. QSTANDINGJ Mr. Everly, Walter Schilf, Mgr., Tom Bonness, Tom Koranda, Ron Malthes, Howie Knueppel, Sig Kunz, Marvin Bauer. Going by Hansen Park some day after school one might see The Track Team of Luther North working out. This year's team again was coached by Mr. Everly, Returning To the '56 team were Ed Hamel, Howie Knueppel, Dave Nasby, Marshall Oppenhagen, Ray Uramkin, Glenn Kroll, Sig Kunz, Larry Barnes, Larry Clementsen, Herb Neumann, and sophomores Perry Gulbrandsen and Bob Jour- gensen. There were T8 members on The squad This year. The season Tor The Track Team opened April 17 with a meet against Glen- wood and Luther South and ended May 19th when The P.S.L. Tournament was held at University High in Stagg Field. The team proved itself quite capable of meeting its opponents and gave a good showing for themselves. Track is becoming one of the maior sports activities of The school and all The fellows deserve a big hand for all their hard work. UNDERCLASSMEN TRACK TEAM CKNEELINGI Kevin Ruhnke, Jonathan Thomas, Jerry Swansen, Marty lschinger, George Colletti, Peter Pustorino, Steve Fusek, Earl Thunlaerg, Paul Mohrhardt. CSTANDINGJ Mr. Everly, Alan Nemeth, Gary Mehl, Richard Tetze, Ray Geweke, Helmut Betcher, cliff Diehl, Rich Maina, Jack While, Mike Gieske. gadegdf juni FIRST ROW: Carl Asmus, Ken Miner, Wesley Bauman, Art Filip, Paul Steinbach. SECOND ROW: Dell Bohn, Dick Gahl, William Goodger, Robert Nelson, Charles Alm, Chuck Schmidt, Mr. Blecke. THIRD ROW: Robert Staiger, Ron Blanken, George Kaub, Rich Sellke, Wayne Gangler, Denny Heidorn, Harold Jahnke, Dick Fick. As soon as basketball season is finished, out come the bats, gloves, and spikes of the baseball players. Coaching our school team this year was Mr. L. Menking. He was assisted by Mr. George Yursky and Mr. Art Blecke. Doing a good iob as manager was Wes Baumann. The baseball season opened with a game against Timothy Christian on April ll at Portage Park which Luther won by a score of i6 - l. In all, 15 games were played during the season in which our fellows really gave a good account for themselves. Regulars returning to the team this year were seniors: Dick Fick, first base, Paul Steinbach, pitcher, iuniors: Harold Jahnke, third base, Art Filip, catcher, Ron Blanken, center field, Dennie Heidorn, right field, and George Kaub, left field, sophomores: Carl Asmus, second base. These boys and all the other fellows who played so hard for their school should be congratulated. We are all proud of our baseball team of 1956. Courtesy of Lee Construction Co., Inc. Tvlkkgauwg. I ,if . iv., A .I l 5 Wig . X x 2 , W ' QQ 0 V, 3 J 1 f - . .,.L 112 ,jd 1 3 ,f f 5 2 III: I 5 is 5 5 5 5,9 fx Jw , Y 58 I . f . , ,, L V 2 5, WZ, i 5 2 i 5 x 7 e 5 X v v Q., Z ,W W 5: . ,M my f . 1 2 Y 2 xi 1 1 .,.. - V P .6 N iq, , ,f . f 5' A , f 2 'mf 1' '- '-:s- ' W9 'Z -, E Ywxg x Y 'R A,. iff Mi? xv , Y ....'-, iz Q fr, 2 S Sf Y sf 5 2 A , .ff V- V V! E 4, ar. Ly fl' W3 'guiiuzg V 5 , 1 A Q i ' 5 r F 33lT FFR ' UPPERCLASSMEN: Ken Nichols, Al Wanninger, Carl Schenk, Ron Zimmer. ennifi eam Under the able coaching of Mr. Martin Duensing, the tennis team of Luther North went into action again this spring. The team was made up ot tour return- ing men-Ron Zimmer, tirst singles player, Ken Nickels, second singles player, and Al Wanniger and Carl Schenk, doubles players. All except Nickels are seniors. Some of the other schools represented in the P.S.L. tennis league and meet by our boys are: University High, North Shore Country Day, Elgin, North Park, Harvard, Luther South, Latin, and Christian. The opening meet was played on April 13 against University High. The season ended with Luther North meeting Chicago Christian here on our courts at Portage Park. With the wonderful turnout on the underclassmen tennis team, Mr. Duen- sing has high hopes and plenty of prospects for a terrific tennis team in the next couple of years. Time will tell. UNDERCLASSMEN: lSittingJ Bill Nells, Kenny Harfkopf, Dale Kropke, Fred Dripps. lKneelingJ Curt Woessner, Mark Johnstone, Lyle Nicoline, Ted Haril, Nels Bark. lStandingJ Mr. Duensing, Dale Muehl- schlegel, Richard Krueger, Bob Horvat, Alvin Calrsen, John Strack, Fred Acker. 4? 1 vi IX' is Q 3 3 l Every minuTe ThaT a clock Ticks away brings a memory-some pleasant some noT so le , p as- anT. We have many memories of our high school days. We remember The Tour-room building aT WrighTwood and Lamon ThaT we called The Freshman Branch of LuTher Insti- T T ' u e, and we will always remember Luther High NorTh as iT is Today. In laTer years, as we look back on our high school days, WE WILL HAVE THESE MOMENTS TO REMEMBER . . . ff-1 AAF' . . Holy Cross . . the Freshman Branch . . and our classes there . . . the halls of the new school our daily Chapel exercises . . . and our assemblies, j it - Hd Z' in im Q . . the building of our bonfire . -..Basin YITQZIL' if if 1-4-1. Y A-wi r -NNN wiih top recording stars , . . 'he Homecoming Carnival . . ' 0l'YlC'l'l'lLC'l sH0l'YlC'l,'0l'Ylil'lg our entertainmen? . . . 'im and our Queen and her court. SFBWW We remember the Christmas Pageant . . . if . our basketball games . . . ga ' Nam ' x 5 , , ff:+dwaawfMSSF', V , -, - . J ,. ,iff Zi, WA V ' 1 3 E ' 59, 3 mf' as 4 ? A v 2-12 O and foofball games . . , fha Orimming of our tree g , ,,,,,.,. , 1, I : N N! gil Lx We remember the Junior Class Play this year . . . The late Chrisiopher Bean . . . . and our Junior Class Play, The Male Animal 5 3 ss, 'lf 4 4 . .iw . ,,... ' mv A ,M It .. .,,,,f. H : .-al 7:30 classes! Pepsodenl smile one gui Wai jorgoffen Peek-a-boo ! Senior Lounge Chorus line??? Snug-as a bug-in a rug Favorite pastime x ha Q -4 Y 5 , Q 25 hw 4 i :Maw Thugs Pix, ,,.,., 4, 0 J: .' . ' ,hs If ll l'l Q ri The Great Preiender Seven0een??? Popcorn For You Rock Around The Clock Dance With Me Henry Chain Gang Loretta Boris Richard Abel Mrs. G. 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Herklotz Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Herklotz Herrie Ramona Hesterman Herbert Hetzel Mr. and Mrs. William Hetzke Lois Heuser Carl Hewlt Dolores Hewldt Henry Hewldt Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hewldt Carol Hick Bernhard Hildebrandt Marilyn Hiller Harvey Hirsch Ralph Hitzeroth Nancy Holder Jack Holeck Karen Holtorff Ruth Holtz Glenn Holmbom Eleanor Holz Tom Howe Howie and Carol Allen Hoyer Miss Marie Hoyne Mr. and Mrs. Hoyer Henry Hricke Hub Roller Rink Donald Huebner Ray Hupke H. M. Hutton Lavern Lee Iannello Mr. and Mrs. John Iannello Carl H. Insel Magdelene Insel Marie A. N. Insel pafrond William Insel Ron lrsch Martin lshinger Gail Jahnke Harold Jahnke Mr. Arthur Jahnke Mr. and Mrs. Jahnke Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jahrke Walter J. Jahrke Mr. and Mrs. O. C. James Elmer Jandt Lee Jany Mrs. G. Jany Wilma Jany Helen Jarosch Mr. Elmer Jelne Janet Jerawski Mr. E. Jeschke Mr. and Mrs. C. 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Langer Mrs. Susan Langham Jean Larsen Ann Larssen Ester Larson Janet Lausch Ed Laxner l.ee Construction Co., Inc. Lou Ann Leeney John Von Lehe Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Leig Al Lemke C. A. Lenz Frank Liewehr Jr. Frank Liewehr Sr. Lindren Dolores Linstead Joan Lobage Christine Loeht Bill Lofstrom Deanne Loitz Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lorenz Judy Loshbough Judy Luessow Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Luessow Barb Luhrsen Mary Luhrsen Mr. and Mrs. W. Luhrsen Doris Lutenski Carol McCandless Brad McCanna Art McCullough Maggie and Jerry Ray Mahler Mrs. Minnie Mahler Mr. and Mrs. E. Mahler Sandra Mahler Barbara Maiewski Georgiana Maier Nick Mandis Penny Mandis Mars Realty Co. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Marten Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Esther Marten Peter Manello Donald E. Marten R. C. Marten H. F. Marten E. R. Marten Richard Marten Mary and Dick palrona Audrey Mansk Marie Ratledge Associates Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mason Janice Mason Mrs. A. H. Mahnke Dick Maina Mr. and Mrs. E. Matys Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Maroft Lazare Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Matys Mr. and Mrs. Stanlet Matys Eileen Matzen Norman Maske Dick Maxwell Nancy Meger Pat Meier Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Menich Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Menking Milmette Merchant Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merchant Wilmer Merchant Mess Carol Messerschmidt Mr. and Mrs. E. Messerschmidt Carol Meseth Don Meseth Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Meseth Sandra Meseth Leroy Meyer Loretta Meyer Marvin Meyer Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Meyer Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Michaelson Vaughn Michaelson Dr. Henry Micheek Howard Miller Mr. and Mrs. Miller Mr. and Mrs. W. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell Modern Food Mart David Moeller Mr. and Mrs. E. Moeller Kent Moldenhauer Bob Moll Hans Moll Mr. and Mrs. J. Moll Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moll Nancy Montelbano Karen Montgomery Montrose Food Shop Roger Moritz Mr. and Mrs. Mortensen Mr. B's Gold Dust Twins Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Mucha Mr. and Mrs. G. Munden Pat Murray Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Myers Mrs. Walter Mytnik Ray Nadenik Dave Nasby Charlotte Neber Arthur W. Neckermann Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Neckermann Roy L. Neckermann William Nehls Bob Nelson Bill Neubeck Bob Neubeck Mr. and Mrs. Neukuckatz Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Neumann Mr. Gus Nieder Niedert Motor Service, lnc. Noggie Maxine Noonan E. Norcross Mrs. Richard Oehler Donald Nordahl Harry E. Nordgren Mrs. Nyval Carolyn Oessterreich Jackie Ohlicher Olie Dr. N. N. Oliver Mrs. N. Oliver Phyllis Olsen Bob Olson Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Oppenhagen Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Oppenhagen Mrs. A. Oppenhagen Glen Oppenlander Mr. and Mrs. Oppenlander William Oppenlander Mr. and Mrs. Ortman Betty Oster Mr. Walter Otto Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Palm Mr. and Mrs. H. Palow Irma Paolini Della Parman Pat and Anita Jack Pat Mr. and Mrs. K. Pattison Valerie Pattison Paula and Rich Henry Paulsmeier Jerilynn Pergende Petersen Funeral Home Elva Petterson Joan Petersen Joanna Petersen Mrs. Louis Petersen Mr. and Mrs. H. Peterson Edna Petrusek Lawrence Pett Judy Pflieger Dorothy Ploense Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pociask Judy Poellot Mr. and Mrs. H. Pollez Robert Pomrenke Heoen Portun Darlene Pratt Mrs. William B. Prickett Eddy Prinz Nancy Proctor Mr. and Mrs. Walter Prowicz Dr. Walter Prusait Margaret J. Prusait Martha Prusait Max and Augusta Prusait Phineas Piedmont P. Puddles Gloria Pupo Mrs. Leona Pupo Peter Pustrrine Joan Quade Mr. Kenneth Quade Margaret Quoos Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Raedeker Mrs. George Raedeker Mr. and Mrs. Ranzau Peggy Rauser Ray's Barber Shop Aris Reddin Henry Redinger Jr. Elsa Rehfuss Robert M. Reif Mary Reinhardt Reinny and Corrinne Karen Reis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reis Carol Rhode Norman R. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Riche Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Richer Dianne Rickect Lenore Rickels Bill Rieder Karla Rieder Mr. Charles Rieger Twyla Riehle Ruth Rociak Mr. E. Rode Nick Roder Mr. and Mrs. P. Rociak Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rodie Pastor and Mrs. Paul Roeder Ed Rohde Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Rohde Bob Rohweder Carol Rohweder Mr. and Mrs. H. Rohweder Carol Roll Ron and Dot Marilyn Rotter Roy Strom Excavating Company Kevin Ruhnre Alfred Rumfeld pa tl'0l'l5 Mr. and Mrs. S. Russel Ruth Miller Apparel Dorothy Rutz Roger Ryan Kristi Salm Mrs. Hilda Salumia Mr. F. Salzmann Sandra Salzmann Karen Samek Gayle Sandow Rev. and Mrs. Carl J. Sangers Lee Santoro Dr. and Mrs. U. Sarley Miss Ruth Saumgarten Connie Sbragia Edith Schaden Carol Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Schalk Frank A. Scharlott Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schartel Philip Scheel George H. Schenk Mr. Carl Schenk Rhoda Scheibert Arlene Schiefelbein Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schietelbein Mrs. Wm. Schiefelbein Walter Schilf Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Schiemann Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schiemann Sally Ann Schiemann Sandra Schiemann Mr. and Mrs. F. Schiller Bob Schlak Mr. and Mrs. Theo Schlake Donald Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Schmeider Chuck Schmidt Heide Schmidt Irene Schmidt James Schmidt Jim Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt Mrs. Schmidt Mrs. Lena Schmidt Reinhold Schmidt Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Schmidt Siegriech Schmidt Judy Schneider Fred Schnittker Randy Schoenogge Mr. and Mrs. Scholbohn Bob Scholz Bob Scholz Richard Scholz Carol Schraeder Henry Schriever Clara Schroeder Dr. Leonard W. Schroeder Edward Schroeder Irma Schroeder Julia Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. W. Schroeder Mrs. Otto Schroeder Shirley Schroeder Rev. Arthur Schroeder Warren Schroeder Ralph Schulz Dianne Schulzke Michael Schumacher Robert Schumacher Mrs. Caroline Schupmann Bobbie Scheikert Shirley Schweikert Jim Scott Joy Sebastian Mr. and Mrs. R. Sebastian Roberta Sebastian Janet Seefeldt Miss Diane Seehafer Mrs. M. Seehafer Ray Seehafer Richard Sellke Nancy Semple Jack Shimkus Mrs. Lillian Shimkus Shoe Shinners Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Shumon Miss Marie Sich Miss Minnie Sich Mr. Herb Sich Lynn Siebel Mr. and Mrs. H. 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Tanney Virginia Taylor Lena Ted Ted's Snack Shop The Teenettes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terreberry The Devs Mr. and Mrs. K. Theiss Judy Thiele Rev. Thies Donna Thoms Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Thoms Christine Thomsen Guido Thomsen Bernice Thunberg Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Toenies Mr. and Mrs. G. Tokheim Tom and Diana Dr. P. A. Topel Mrs. Dorthea Torp Anneliese Tortias Eleanore Totzke Mr. and Mrs. Rachel Tracy Don Traska Jayne Travis Mr. and Mrs. Marsha Tressl Ray Treskovs ar Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Trenkler O. Troelich Josephine Trute pa. il 0l'l6 Mr.and Mrs. Turnis Donata Toenies Two Friends Marilyn Unrath Mr. and Mrs. Kurte lJragel Prof. and Mrs. Walter Vahl Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Vandlik Rev. L. Vangen Vern and Don Darlene Volek D. Vollmer Victor Waech Jackie Wagemann Janet Wagemann Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagemann Ron Wagner Mrs. H. Waldschmidt Ron Walker Joyce Warnke Jack Watson Walter Weait Bob Webb Walter Webb Family Carol Weber Mr. Edward R. Weber Jo Ann Wehofer Joyce Wehofer W. R. 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Marilyn Zelmar Eleanor Zelmer Melvin L. Zilz Mr. and Mrs. E. Ron Zimmer Sylvia Zingor Zipper William Zirzow W. Yolkmann K. Zimmer Produced by: THE NORMAN KING COMPANY 3210 Grove Avenue BERWYN, ILLINOIS Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Williamsen Berwyn, Illinois MLf ' , J fwwwiw 0,w5HWM ,,,f- - W 57Q,fQQfQeJ YQ,-my ,QMA 7 WW fwefwxf' I ,,.,,,,,ff aff 552515 yffwfczfefy ' ?1ff,Qw ffffeuuiafwa-' Q L6 , q 1 QU-J 4,f,U,og,f f. kiqfafwu WJ. 7 i M,VL2lCvL,764jryu I W X U VCA? JY .Q UEJFQQKYWQ5 NQJNVMQMKAQ 7'y9Mf?2 MQ,3W' My gl Wiggff W ff-5 W M GJ w3W'Y5ffW4 WWSEWHMQ M QEQQ gf WSSJQ 4 MM 3 Q Eve J 335 fggi? M3525 33 sg, Sfiwf WM U MH M K ,,, ALGQWQQW W Sikfgzgg 5, V QMQWWX EEA? 352 W gl 5192 2? ii gibf? 13 5392 QQ fi. if 5 E E RSX if Q E 35335 igfgw 'ia igifmwfg Ld! Q W'Mf Q,NQ i f6c,,,,J ' E E, 3 ,fi-gig 334122 3333 fy, fgcwp? DQ aww ?5J 7110 . 55251, Q gffh, W W fm 6555 a jfjb W M411 ' , X' J mmf , W EM , Q 2 Q Q Jr fd, ,,, , w. 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