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

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OFFICE STAFF AND MAINTENANCE ,t ,,.Www-M-ff-M ' I Mrs. Schultz Mrs. Meier Mrs. Kamin To these people we, as students, deeply express our grahtude forthe many tasksthey have done dun CMS Loch' ing the year. We thank them for having helped make Mm' H o'se New, Luther a better school in which to work. Hudson ag 4 q-dwg, 45 'U' l' 'si' 75- sie Elmer Erme Page 16

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This page has been set aside to give recognition to these teachers who have faithfully served the Lord, thus IN APPRECIATION Miss Elsa Birkner . . . to Miss Birkner for her dedication of thirty-five years of devoted service to her many students of both German and history classes. She will be re- membered for her patience and understanding, her thoroughness as a class- room teacher, her efficient iob as class advisor, and her regular attendance at most student affairs. This shows her personal interest in students. She, in her own quiet manner, shows by her actions that life means much more than receiving, it means giving. She has lived up to this. Miss Birkner, you have become an inseparable part of Luther and will always remain respected and admired. Viel glueck! Mr. A. J. Tarnoski . . . to Tarny for his thirty years at Luther. His service has included every- thing from advising the iunior class, to finding the value of X in his algebra classes, from coaching a girls basketball team, to making hydrogen in the chemistry lab. But he will be remembered for much more. His friendly smile is symbolic of his humble personality. We can assure you, Tarny, you will not be forgotten by those who have been fortunate enough to have known you. .f i' fl LD Wfklflw M Reverend Clemens Thies . . . to Rev. Thies for his forty-one years of preaching God's Word. He will always be remembered for his inspiring chapel addresses, his patience in class, and his witty sense of humor and clever remarks. Say, I like that, Yes, God still loves you, and the Governor says so are a few of the say- ings for which he is known. But most of all, we will never forget his love for all people and how he displayed it. So, Rev. Thies, since you haxge reached the age of retirement, we would like to wish you much deserved happiness and God's blessing in the future. Thank you for all the things you have done for Luther and for the students personally during your years of teaching. Mrs. Geraldine Schmitt . . . to Mrs. Schmitt for the many times during her sixteen years that she has advised students and helped them plan their future. As head of the Com- mercial Department she has taught her subiects well and has related her valuable experience to her students so that they may profit by them. We will always remember her for the unselfish way she has given her time and efforts for our school. Since she is retiring after this year, we wish her God's bless- ing and good fortune in the years to come. So, Mrs. Schmitt, we thank you for the many times you have been a second mother to us. Page 15

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