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

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'B ,, 4 , Lx: I . W 5 M , N A V, 7,1 I X A , x 1 - Y. 'xviy V , V 2 THE GOLDEN YEAR This year is the fiftieth anniversary of sec- ondary education in Chicago. Few of us realize what hardships arose in planning such a school as ours. The idea of a Lutheran high school came in 1907 when a committee was appointed by the Concordia League to consider secondary educa- tion. lt was found that a majority of congregations thought it necessary to have a Lutheran high school in the Chicago area. On September 9, l9l5, tive thousand people witnessed the laying of the Luther lnstitute corner- stone. Funds were low, but the prayers ot its founders were answered when Luther Institute was dedicated on August 27, 1916. Luther lnstitute eventually became so crowded that branch schools were opened. Later, during depression years, these branch schools were clos- ed because they were no longer needed. On Iuly l, l949, the Lutheran High School As- sociation of Greater Chicago assumed the owner- ship and management oi Luther Institute. This as- sociation was organized in 1945 to build and op- erate additional Lutheran high schools in the Chi- cago area. Luther Institute was evacuated on Iuly lO, l952. Temporary quarters were rented at 28 North Franklin, just outside Chicago's Loop. After the closing oi Luther Institute, three new schools were opend. ln luly, l95l, Luther High South was opened. Walther Lutheran High School was opened in September, l954. The direct des- cendant Luther High North was dedicated on September 20, 1954. Through the fifty years of secondary education, our Lord has truly been the GOD OF YOUTH. He has seen the needs of youth and blessed us with three wonderful schools. , tt..-,.it.,a,z t-it I. t--tu, i :fit git. zirynttffret. I ,tt-twirl-2-2-Q. , . :fi ,f ' ii ,Mi,:,,, J , ,sf-f if WWW' W we . f t ,K it-3 3 ,Q T .Sf t K it t i N 1 at is sk 1-:bv een .-,.osi liw - . ' - serww'sfwhmwna mfr - WQQQESMI - X .'2is'f2-ii? fr-rt, 7 ggpc c ...,, W . T' L'.' Q. T 1 ...V I ug snr ., LUTHER HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH - 'Ik Q ff 'j '3 3 -m e A w-fr. , fv U Vabypp ' . ,z ,'..,-. ,I ,3 39-Y41..,.,,Q fi-T-'?i. .::1k.faj' -- 7 1mQ'2g,g,g 1 5 A. .2 K -F Q Q We, the Anniversary Year graduates, dedicate this Log to the founders of Lutheran high school education in Greater Chicago. Those pastors, teachers, and lay- men' who fifty years ago opened the doors of Luther Institute, now, fifty difficult yet bounteous years later, walk with us in spirit as we leave the school which their efforts brought to reality. Our school, whicf' for a lon? time existed only in the minds of these en,:,now.g'Q7a reality. It was their foresight and ded ' tio l istian youth which made a school as our A oss' . , I e cagtlot put into words the many blessin V e 5 'eriv by attending a school It' ' 4 1-of :-- o andpr fdtthe know- iswi J H ledge an' V7 -lf e btained school which these m :'-I le will a us to serve to our wlI1iCl'1 is r als, t Q Q I 3 J' th ords q m d help us in ex t . , , 'JFS - tend lducat' ' w 'fever community the Y . H- ., f k.,N' -it ggi ,W M -'exif I -5 TO TH E GRADUATES: A half century ago devoted, consecrated men and women with vision planned and founded Lutheran secondary education in Chicago. Their beginnings were humble, very humble. Today, fifty years later, their efforts have blossomed into a growing edu- cational system. These founders were men of faith, strong-hearted men, willing to sacrifice, whose love for their Savior prompted them into action so that the Lutheran high school movement had its birth in the Chicago area. May you, the graduates of Luther North of l959, the heirs of the past, find inspiration in the deeds of those who contributed so much to the growth of Christian secondary educa- tion! Soon you will be given the opportunity to step into the footsteps of those who blazed the trail. May it then be said of you: They were men of faith, of vision and of love for others! Qcouis menAing Principal it K, Q, ff WW, THE FACULTY For the past tour years these Christ- ian men and women have undertaken the task ot bestowing knowledge to us -- the graduating class. Through the grace ot God their wise counseling, patience, and understanding has helped us to grow both in wisdom and in spirit. These, our teachers have helped us to realize that there truly is a God of Youth. We thank you with deepest sin- cerity and pray that God may be with you always. Mr. Duensing, Assistant Principal Dr. Henry J. Boettcher After many years ot iaithtul service for education, Dr. Henry Boettcher is go- ing to retire. In l952 he was appointed superintendent of the Lutheran High School Association of Greater Chicago. During this time he has served Luther South, Walther, and our school as su- perintendent ot these three liiqh schools. Doctor Boettcher graduated from Concordia Seminary in St. Louis, Mis- souri in l9l8. Following this he went on to receive his masters degree at Alberta University in l936 and his Ph.D. at the University of Minnesota in 1936. For a number ot years he served the parish ministry in Canada and was the coun- selor in parish education in Minnesota district until he was appointed to his present position. We would like to thank Dr. Boettcher tor his service to Lutheran higher edu- cation and wish him Gocl's richest bless- ing in his retirement. Qi4 lt'fEi Rev. William Beckmann Religion, World History, Religion Activities Club Sponsor Robert F. Berning Algebra, Business Math, Mechanical Drawing, As- sistant Frosh-Soph Football Coach Merle Bettermann Office Practice, Bookkeeping, Business Training, Audio-Visual Aids, Camera Club Sponsor, Chair- man of Commercial Arts Department Elsa Birkner German, Chairman of Foreign Language Depart- ment, Iunior Class Advisor Arthur E. Blecke Physical Education, Health, Frosh-Soph Football and Basketball Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach, School Insurance Agnes Braham Advanced Transcription, Typing Mildred Brower Physical Education, Health, English, Pep Club Sponsor, Cheerleading Coach Beverly Bublitz English, Art, Art Club Sponsor Gustav Derer Problems of Democracy, World History, Religion, Chairman of Social Studies Department Donald Dinkmeyer Physical Education, Chairman oi Physical Educa- tion Department, Sophomore Class Advisor, Ath- letic Director Robert Dorn General Science, Biology, Religion, Camera Club Sponsor Martin Duensing Church History, Assistant Principal, Tennis Coach, Senior Class Advisor, Director ot Student Control Melvin Everly Biology, Track Coach, Biology Club Sponsor Carol Ferbrache Shorthand, Typing, Sales Calculating Rev. Enno Gahl Religion Roxanne Huxhold Prnerican History, World History Girls Service ' ub Sponsor Charles Johnson l 'oblerns of Democracy World History 1-Xrner1 an 1 islory Ronald Koch i eligion, Algebra, Math Thelma Krause l 'iglish Martin Kreidt lecgraphy, Religion l' 'uonsor Mary Kruse ' iglish, Spanish Edward A. Lange F iglish, Chairman of English Department Log Ad ' sor, Blue LS Gold Advisor Albert Magnusson Heneral Science Arthur C. Matthews fizueech, English, Thespions Club Sponsor Laura McVey E nglish Harold Meier Advanced Algebra, Geometry Freshman Class dvisor Rev. R. W. Mohrhardt Y itin, Religion, Religion ACl1V1l19 Club Sponsor Grace Nyvall Home Arts, Chairman of Home Arts Department, Craft Club Sponsor Donald Offermann English, Religion Dianne Paulson English, Physical Education 1 MWA ra Lydia Robber! Geometry Gerhard Schroih Religion, Director of Choirs, Chairman of Music Department H. Jack Stoffregen Physics, General Science, Shop, Science Club Sponsor Mary Storbeck American History, English Donald Taebel General Science, Director of Band A. J. Tarnoski Chemistry, Chairman of Science Department Arthur Teschke Geometry, Math, Geography Rev. Clemens Thies Religion, German, Religious Counselor George Yursky Math, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Chairman of Mathematics Department, Varsity Football Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach, Key Club Advisor, Let- termans Club Sponsor, Bowling Club Sponsor Rev. W. Weizsiein Religion Myrile Zelke Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice Roland Schleusener Shop, Chairman of Industrial Arts Department, As- sistant Varsity Football Coach, Assistant Basket- ball Coach OFFICE HELP--Mrs. Ever- ly, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Meier. CAFETERIA HELP-ffleft to riqhtbz Chris Locht, Miss Webster, Mrs. Hclvorsen, Mrs. Grosch, Mrs. Koziol, Mrs. Krenos A N I, 7 1 ,.---,, g y J MAINTENANCEfSi1mo, Elmer, Newt, Hudson. '1 V x 4 A 1. EF! 9 5? f. v L I Q' 4' 5 .A js in GCD CF jj? f ' ia. 9 'wh , x 'E 3 1 'EE 3,14 2 C 1 1 xs 3139- Z ah -1 13. 61, 2 f A it is x A3 5 i 1? v ' is-,Y sl- 'EIS' 5+ 'H 'W-:Ja -4 u 7 X 1 ik ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Herb Hoefer .LA .SSSS.S L SAS. Vice-President Gisa Voigt L.,,,,L,H,d ,..., AS,,, S ecretary Bruce Koenig N . -..L President ludy Lenz ,LVL L- Treasurer Through the past four years in Christian . urroundings, we, the class of l959, have grown tioth spiritually and intellectually. Many bless- ings have been bestowed upon us. Going to a 'vonderful school such as ours is a great bless- ing in itself. It is an honor to graduate in this the fiftieth -rnniversary year. As we realize what hard- :nhips were endured fifty years ago, it makes :is even more thankful for our school. We offer a prayer of thanks for the Christian raining we have received and also pray that, is we leave the doors of Luther, the God of fouth will continue to keep us from stumbling n the path of life. P RIEDEL ACKER FRIEDEL - itive . . . European traveler . . . swim fan . . . tors: English, Math, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Shop, nish. Activities: lr. Science Club l, Lettermans Club 3,45 1-cetball l,2y Swimming 3,47 Tennis l,2G,4. I HARLES ADKINS CHUCKLES t 2 transfer . . , good dancer?i . . . model . . . 1 urs: English, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Foot- , 3,47 Lettermans Club. BARBARA ALICE AEVERMANN BARB t -t . . , conscientious . . . Darlene's pal . . . mrs: English, Social Studies. Minors: Shorthand. SENIOR CLASS IDEALS Motto: lf God be for us, who can be against 1: us. Song: Let Us Ever Walk With lesus Colors: Gold and White Flower: Forget-me-nots CAMERA SHY PAUL KRAUSE PAUL TOM PETERSEN TOM IACK ULLRICH TACK CAROL ANN AHRN DT CAROL Roger . . .shy . . . easy going . . . Majors: Social Studies, English, Commercial Arts. Minors: Shorthand. Activities: Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 A Cappella 35 Girls Choir 45 R.A.C. 3,45 Craft Club 3. ' YOLANNE ALBRECHT YO YO Homecoming Queen . . . cute . . . fun to he with . . . easily flustered . . . Majors: Social Studies, English, Science. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Soph. Singersg Soph. Choir: Fresh. Choir: A Cappella 3,45 Luther Singers 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Baton Twirler 25 Spanish Club 35 B.A.C. 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4. CHARLES E. ALM CHUCK brains plus . . . shy . . , baseball . . . Majors: Science, Math, English. Mincrs: Latin, Social Studies. Activities: Student Council 45 Lettermans Club 3, Pres. 45 Key Club 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Baseball Team. HOWARD BRUCE ANDERSEN ANDY good cook? . . . tackle . . . hcmdwork-ugh! . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Shop, Drawing, Busi- ness. Activities: Football l,2,4p Basketball Manager 25 Fresh. Basketball. MARLA V. ANDRESEN MARLA cashmoros . . . lack . . . mature . . . Majors: Fnalish, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Math, Langu- age. Activities: Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 R.A.C. 35 Drama Club 35 Fresh. Choir. GRETCHEN LOUISE ANDRUS GRETCH ariythirra for a friend . . . taken . . . efficient . . . Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies, English. Minors: Ger- man. Activities: Fresh. Choir5 Soph, Choir5 A Cappella 35 Girls Choir 45 G.S.C. 45 RAC. 3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Drama Club 3,4. BURNETTE H. ARDAGH RED Elsa . . . tramp champ , . . one lsiq riot . . . contagious lriuah . , . Majors: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: German, Math. Activities: Cheerleader 2,41 R.A.C, 3,45 Art Club 3,45 Pop Club 3,45 Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 A Cappella 3,45 Drama Club 45 Gym Show 3,4. BARBARA-SUE ELIZABETH BABIAR BARB Mariners . . . imagination . . . Choir-problems . . . soft-n- sweet . . . Majors: Fnalish, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Latin, Math. Activities: Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 Girls Choir5 A Cappella5 Pop Club5 Bowling Club5 R.A.C.5 Latin Club5 Slovak Club5 Art Club5 Blue and Gold News Staff 3,45 Library Asst.5 Banquet Committee. DANIEL BACCHIERE DAN Quiet in a friendly Way . . . never complains . . . Majors: Fnglish, Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Ger- man. PAUL BACON PAUL future minister unintentional humor Bacon and Flags . . . Majors: Fnglish, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Math, Latin, Gorman. Activities: R.A.C.5 Latin Club5 Chess Club5 Lette-rmans Club5 Bowling Club5 Football 3,45 Baseball 3,4. GORDON BAHNSEN HGORDYH sleepy . . . ho'd-it . . . measles . . . Alaska . . . ARVIN WILLIAM BALLERT ARV srioech class , . . chubby buddy . . . friendly attitude . . . Majors: English, Math, Science. Minors: Social Studies, Span- ish. Activities: Projectors Club5 Spanish Club l. NILS-ERIC GUSTAV BARK NISSE tennis . . . shy guy . . . studious . . . Majors: Math, English, Science. Minors: Spanish, Social Studios. Activities: Fresh-Scph. and Varsity Basketball 'Team5 'Tennis Team: Lottermans Club. BRUCE BARTELS BRUCE Bat hero . . . easy to get along with . . . P. K. . . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Math. Acti- vities: lnventors Club: Drama Club. RONALD ARTHUR BARTZ RON civics reports , . . movie projectors . . . suave . . . vocab . . . Majors: Math, English, Minors: Social Studies. Activities: Drama Club5 Bowling Club. All ...eg ,---up CARL BAUER CARL hockey fan . . . clarinet . . . neat guy . . . Majors: English, Moth, Science. Minors: Social Studies, Latin. Activities: Ir. Science Club 15 Adv. Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Chamber 3,45 German Band 45 Latin Club 2,3. JOEL BENBOW BIMBOW Carol . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Latin, Ger- man, lnd. Arts. Activities: Football 45 Track 3,45 R.A.C.5 Key Club5 Latin Society5 Lettermans Club. MYRNA KAY BENSON MYRNA nimble with a thimble . . . Mousie . . . timid . . . Majors: English, Science, Home Ec. Minors: Social Studios. Activities: R.A.C. . 'sr JEANETTE BERG JAN it ire nurse . . . hard worker . . . intelligent . , . ,l .xorsz English, Math, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Get. it ri, Ccmmfrcial Arts, Activities: ESG 2- Soph. Choir G lin yersg G.S.C.: Ir. Class Councilg Pep Club 47 Drurnl Club7 A .ztipella 3,47 Robe Chairman: Chess Club 3. PATRICIA MARIE BERGESON MIKE iu'.,.H:O2...cute... it tors: English, Social Studies, Science, Math. Minors: Home Xiws, Typing, Latin. Activities: Fresh. Choirg Soph. Choirg ':A,C.7 Senior Science Club 47 Art Club 4: Pep Club 3,47 Iit 'hen Crew 37 Girls Activities Club 3,45 Intramurals 3. LINDA MARIANNE BERGT LIN :li '-.' . . .sincere. . . sweet . . . it wars: Social Studies, English. Minors: Science, Commercial kts. Activities: R.A.C,7 Pep Club 3,4. HELMUT BETCHER HELMUT l :td shake . . . Deutsch . . . good looking . . . tit-tors: English, Math. Minors: Ind. Arts, Social Studies. Acti- vites: Bowling Club. FRED E. BIELER FEARLESS Q n rims . . . sharp dresser . . . drum major . . . jazz . . . li tors: English, Sccial Studies, Science, Math. Activities: Con- -'wr Band l,2, Asst. Manager 3,47 Vice-Pres. Marching Band 47 'i tm Majorg Dixieland Band 47 Pep Band 47 Chamber Band 47 r :ma Club 3,47 R.A.C.7 Thespians 45 Sr. Science Club 4. WALTER HANS BOCK WALLY 'izssanova . . . tall, dark, and . . . the guys . . . Glen- ii w' . . . 'iinorsz English, Science, Math. Minors: Ind. Arts. Activities: it sh. Choir7 Soph. Chcirg A Cappella 3,47 Intramurals 2. GALE ELAINE BOHANAN BO BO : ty tail? . . .Ron . . .sociable . . . 'it 'ors: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: German. 'lwh. Activities: Library Asst. 27 Gym Night 37 Fresh. Choirg .91 h. Choir7 Girls Choir 37 A Cappella 4. KENNETH EDGAR BOHL KEN :rt d-lookin' . . . band . . . good natured . . . 'iinorst English, Social Studies. Minors: Ind. Arts, Commercial '-.t's. Activities: Basketball 25 Band l,2,3,47 Hall Guard 2, RICHARD ALAN BONOW DICKY BOY .ian . . . likeable . . . neat! . . . one ot the bunch . . . liiixors: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Spanish, 'ii 'h. Activities: Bowling Club 2,37 Intramurals 2,37 Spanish my 3. CHARLES BORN CHUCK Lk s to gab . . . intellectual type . . . German student . . . victors: English, Science, Math. Minors: German. Activities: 'itnvfling Club Z7 Hall Guard Captain 37 Library Assistant 4. FRANK BOWRON FRANKIE BOY V rza . . . skating enthusiast . . . talks a lot . . . one of it bunch. . . 'iiuorsz Social Studies, English Minors: Science, Shop, Math. CARL BRAACK CARL :l :sses . . . freckles . . . seen but not heard . . . 't worst English, Social Studies. Minors: Ind. Arts. RUTH ELIZABETH BRAUN RUTH it 1 pretty hair . . . happy-go-lucky . . . woman driver . . . l :torsz English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts, l wh, Activities: Fresh. Choirg Soph. Choir, Pep Club. KAREN DEETE BREINIG KAREN w- .vcomer . . .friendly . . . pretty profile . . . 'T tors' English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Language, it ith. Activities: G.S.C. 4: Pep Club 45 R,A.C. 3,47 Latin Club 7 'Drama Club 3 SUSAN BRIGGS SUE 'xi rtrical . . . Ward's Sales . . . Lizzie . . . 'l nors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Science, Latin. Acti- ries: Soph. Choir: Latin Club 2.37 Luther Thespians 4. i CONSTANTINE BENEDICT BRUNS, JR. CONN'J talks a mile a minute . . . vocab .... unpredictable . . . Majors: English, Science, Math. Minors: Spanish, Social Studit Activities: BGG 2,3,47 Drama Club 37 Chess Club 37 H Guard 27 Choir 1. DARLENE NORMA BUCK DAI pretty smile . . . easy to get along with . . . sincere . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts. CHARLENE ANN BURKHART CHAI shorthand . . . willing Worker . . . friendly . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts. ALAN BUSCH AL which Civics report? . . . don't rush mo . . . Majors: English, Science, Social Studies, Math. Minors: Spanish, Activities: jr, Science Club l: Fresh. Basketball: Fresh-Soph. Basketball. MALVIN BUXTIN SONNY easy going . . . tease . . . hot-rod . . . combo . . . one of the bunch . . . Majors: Science, Social Studies. Minors: Shop, Drawing. Acti- vities: Varsity Football Team. BILL CARLSON LEFTY clean cut . . . baseball anyone? . . . never in a hurry . . . Majors: Math, English, Social Studios. Minors: ind. Arts, Science, German. Activities: Baseball 3: Letterrnans Club: Student Assembly 3. BUDDY CARPENTER BUDDY very ambitious . , . candy salesman . . . likeable guy . . . Majors: English, Math, Science. Minors: Latin, Social Studies. Activities: Fresh. Basketball: jr. Science Club. HELENE CHAVERIAT CHEVY gymnast . . . true friend . . . cute giggle . . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Math, Ger- man, Commercial. Activities: R.A.C. 3: Gym Night l,3,4. LARRY CHRISTIANSEN LAR natural music talent . . . booming baritone . . . riot . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Science, Foreign Language. Activities: Freshman Choir: Sophomore Choir: A Cappella 3,4: Sophomore Singers: Luther Singers: Band 3: Chamber Band 3: Bowling Club 2: Drama Club: Hall Guard. CAROLYN CLE SEN CARY amazed expression , . . library helper . . , nice to know . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Business. Arti- vities: Pep Club l,2,3: Freshman Choir: Sophomore Choir: A Cappella 3: Girls Chorus 4: R.A.C. 2,3: Library Asst. 3,4: Bowl- ing Club 3,4: Drama Club 3,4: Intramurals 3. GEORGE KENNETH COLLETTI. JR. MOOSE muscles . . . high tenor . . . nice guy . . . red Chovie . . . Majors: English, Science. Minors: Math, History, Industrial Arts, Activities: Football l,2,3,4: Track l,2: Key Club 3,4: Pep Club: Lettermans Club 3,4: Freshman Choir: A Cappella 3,4: Luther Singers 3,4: Student Council 2,3: Freshman Class Presi- dent: Iunior Class Council. THOMAS COUSINS TOM real brain . . . helpful . . . guy with a future . . . Majors: Math, Science, English, Social Studies. Minors: Span- ish. Activities: Senior Science Club 3,4. DOROTHY DAHLOUIST DOTTY short and sweet . . . seen but not heard . . . true friend . . . Majors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Com- mercial. Activities: Freshman Choir: Pep Club 2. DI ANN DAWN DANZER DI ANN brains . . . freckles . . . Burny . . . Majors: English, Science, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Ger- man. Activities: Freshman Choir: Sophomore Choir: Girls Choir 3,4: Senior Science Club 3,4: Art Club 2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,4: Blue and Gold 3,4: B.A.C. 3,4: Intramurals 2,3: Library Asst. l. .IUDITHE MARGUERITE DAY JUDY bubbling over with pep . . . lasting friend . , . Clrernistry?! . . . Majors: English, Science, Sccial Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts, Math. Activities: Band l,2,3,4: Library Asst. l,2: Pep Club 2,3,4: BGG Circulation 3,4: Pep Band 4: R.A.C.: Drama Club 4: Bowling Club 3. DIANNE SHIRLEY JOYCE DEBS DEE smiles . . . dark eyes . . . good natured . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Connnercial Arts. PATRICIA LILLIAN DETLOFF PAT iohnny . . . Commercial gal . . . cute . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts. Acti- vities: Soph. Choir: Pep Club 2: A Cappella 3: Girls Choir 4: Craft Club Vice-Pres. 4: RAC. 4. CLIFFORD R. DIEHL CLIFF big Diehl . . . good natured . . . Thies' friend . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Spanish, Science. Activities: Basketball l,3: Track l,2,3,4: Lottormans Club 3,4. DAVID OTTO EBERT DAVE sl rms lockers . . . band . . . wave . . . M tjorsz English, Social Studies, Minors: Science, Ind. Arts, Commercial Arts. Activities: Band 2,3,4. FLOYD EDWARDS FLOYD Mit dark eyes . . . plaid shirts . . . Bob's pal . . . M tjors: English, Math. Minors: Drawing, Shop, Social Studies. A tivities: Fresh. Choir. FRANK EHLING FRANZ 'fOPS . . . friendly I-Ii . . . good looking . . . M rjors' English, Social Studies. Minors' Sho Drawin ' ' - P, qt Svtence. Activities: Track I5 Football 25 Swimming 35 Band 4- Gym Show 2. ROBERT EHRENBERG BOB Howdy Doody . . . suits . . . Walther League . . . M ijors: English, Social Studies, Math. Minors: Science, Com- merical Arts. Activities: Band l,2,3,45 Bowling 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Key Club 45 Inventors Club 2,35 Camera Club 25 Intra- murals 3. KENNETH EILKEN KEN oil-can . . . car . . . Iewel . . . crazy mixed up kid . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Ind. Arts, Business. JOHN ELIASIK BIG JOHN tiig feet . . . easy going . . . Eli . . . one of the bunch . . . M-ijorsz English, Social Studies, Ind. Arts. Minors: Science, Spanish, Drawing, Math. Activities: Varsity Football 3,45 Blind I,2,3. JOHN TORLAND ENGEBRETSON JOHN '-tishpan hands . . . Elmers helper . . . willing worker . . . M rjors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Science, Math. Acti- vities: Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 A Cappella 3,45 Swimming Kitchen Crew I,2,3,4. JOHN FABER JOHN lX4.rl's pal . . . combo . . . funny laugh . . . M ijors: English, Science, Math. Minors: German, Social S'udies. Activities: Fresh. Football5 Ir. Science Club l5 Sr. St ience Club 45 Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 A Cappella 3,45 H Ill Guard l. ALAN FEDDERSEN AL Z :ne Pres . . . crutches . . . brains . . . Mijors: Science, English, Social Studies, Math. Minors: Ger- ri- rn. Activities: R.A.C. 35 Chess Club Sec.-Treas. 35 Chess Club Vice-Pres. 45 Sr. Science Club 3, Pres. 45 I-lall Guard 3. LYNETTE JOYCE FICK LYN vt .ivy-hair . . . Nutcracker Suite . . . potential homemaker . . . lv' zjors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Commercial Arts, Acti- vttiesz Fresh. Choir5 Girls Choir5 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Drama Club 3 45 Craft Club 3,45 Bowling Club 3,45 Library Asst. 45 R.A.C. 3 4. RONALD FILIP RON li :shful . . . cute . . . smart . . . IV' rjors: Science, English, Math. Minors: German, Social Studies. Activities: Basketball l,2,3,45 Golf 2,3,45 Lettermans Club 4. DORIS ROSE FOHLMEISTER DORIS smiley . . . Log Chief . . . perpetual diets . . . dependable . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science, lvlath. Activities: Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 A Cappella 3,45 P1p Club 2,3,45 Luther Thespians 3,45 B.A.C. 45 Log Editor 45 B :nquet Committee. GLORIA KAY FRICKE GLORIAN .vtistic . . . deep thinker . . . quiet talker . . . Najors: English, Social Studies. Minors: German, Science, Busi- ness, Math. Activities: Art Club 2,45 Soph. Choir 25 Girls Choir 3 Library Staff 45 Intramurals 3. STEVE FUSEK DOCTOR B ball manager . . , Ron's pal . . . intellectual . . . lvfxjors: English, Science, Social Studies, Math. Minors: Span- ish. Activities: Basketball Manager5 Track 1,25 Lettermans Club 4 Spanish Club 3. BARBARA GABRIELSON BARB equestrian . . . smart . . . friendly . , . Nijors: Science, English, Math. Minors: Social Studies, Latin. Activities: R.A.C. 45 Latin Club 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Science Cub 45 Bowling Club 25 Band l,2,3,45 BGG 2,3. is ff GAIL GAJESKE GAI model . . . pigtails . . . figure . . . Majors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Science, Commer Arts. Activities: Bowling Team 3,45 Girls Intramurals Senior R.A.C. 45 Drama Club 45 Hall Guard 4. GEORGE GARDNER tall . . . potential smile . . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Math. Activities: Bowling C EILEEN GAVERT 1 nice clothes . . . good worker . . . black stockings . . . Q friend . . . Majors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Latin, M Activities: Latin Club 2,35 R.A.C. 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Libi Asst. 2,35 Intramurals 35 Gym Night l,3. s 1 6 1 DBERT KARL HELMKAMP BOB' 3. ot B.S.C . . . Bell Bottom Trousers . . . funny . . . jors: Math, Science, English, Social Studies. Minors: German, tivties: Drama Club 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Science Club 3,4. RTHUR GEORGE HEMLER ART ig, lean, and likeable . . . good sport . . . clean cut . . . ijors: Math, English, Social Science. Minors: Science, Latin tivities: Key Club 45 Drama Club 3,45 House Manager 45 p Club 2,35 Latin Club 2,35 Choir l,2,3,45 R.A.C. 4. AREN DIANE HENSCHEL HENSCH rinet . . . Whitey . . . knows it all . . . ijors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Shorthand l G 2. Acti- es: Beginners Band l5 Intramurals 2,35 Advanced Band 2,3,4 wait: ROGER ALLEN GOEHRKE ROG loads ot fun . . . talkative . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minor: Math, Sciorico. Acti- vities: Intramurals 25 Football 3,45 Library Asst. 4. KAREN RUTH GRANDT right out of Vogue .. . Mr. Duensing's helper , . . page boy . . . Majors: Science, English, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Latin. Activities: Drama Club 3,45 Bowling Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Band 2,35 Freshman Choir. MICHAEL GRASZ MIKE homework ught . . . school's a sideline . . JACOUELYN LORRAINE GREEN JACKIE sweaters . . . pretty eyes . . . typical teen . . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Math. Minors: Science, Latin. Activities: Soph. Choir5 A Cappella 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Latin Club 2,35 R.A.C. 3,45 Hall Guard 3. ARLENE HENRIETTA GREINKE AR sweet-n-sincere . . . hard worker . . . studious . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: German, Math, Science, Commercial Arts. Activities: Bowling Club 2,3,4. CHESTER GRIEWAHN CHES roller skating . . . girl shy? . . . Uncle Sam's comin' . . . funeee . . . Majors: English, Science. BRUCE GROAT BRUCE underclassman girl . . . pleasure before business . . . one of the bunch . . . Majors: English, Science, Social Studies: Minor: Math. WILLIAM GRUENES BILL one oi the four Musketeers . . . Arlington Heights commuter . . , Majors: English, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Shop, Spanish, Drawing. Activities: Golf. JUDITH GURAN JUDY nice clothes . . . hair styles . . . artistically inclined . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts, Spanish, SHARON HALPER SHEREE potential homemaker . . .blond? . . .nice . . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Home Arts. Minors: Math, Science, Commercial Arts. Activities: Fresh. Choir lg Baton Twirler l,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Craft Club 35 B.A.C. 4. JOANNE ALMA HANERT JOANIE red hair . . . likes to roller skate . . . contralto . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts. Acti- vities: Baton Twirler l,25 Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 A Cappella 3,45 Bowling Club 2,3,4, CAROLYNN JEAN HARDT HARDT enjoys a good laugh . . . Sonia . . . Beanies . . . good friend . . . Majors: Science, Social Studies, English. Minors: Latin. Acti- vities: Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 A Cappella 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 R.A.C. 3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Hall Guard 35 Baton Twirler 2,3. KENNETH WALTER HARTKOPF HARTS tennis with Dennis . . . pretty socks . . . cute . . . Majors: Science, Math, English. Minors: Social Studies, Ger- man. Activities: Tennis Team 2,3,45 Key Club 45 R.A.C. 45 Science Club 3,45 Football Manager l,25 Lettermans Club 3,45 Drama Club 45 Pep Club 35 Band l,2,3. THEODORE R. HARTL TED hard worker . . . projectors . . . future pilot . . . Majors: Science, Social Science, English. Minors: Ind. Arts. Activities: Camera Club l,2,35 Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 A Cappella 35 Tennis l5 Bowling Club 2,3,45 Key Club 3,4. ARLENE CAROL HASSELMAN ARLENE Oh those eyes! . . . Ken . . . fond of talking . . . potential homemaker . . . Majors: Social Studies, Business, English. Minors: Home Arts. Activities: Baton Twirling 1,2,3,45 Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 Girls Choir 35 R.A.C. 3,45 Bowling Club 3,4. JEFFREY HERHOLD BUTCH 'tt rsonality . . . philosophy . . . definite plans . . . Sonja . . . rl tjors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Science, Geri it tn, Latin, Activities: Key Club 35 President of Key Club 45 t ftior Class Council5 Blue and Gold Writer 35 Football l,2. DELORES JUNE HEWELT DOLLY it let . . . soft spoken . . . slender . . . X52 ijors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Home Arts, inmercial Subjects. Activities: Freshman Choir5 Sophomore oir5 Girls Choir 3,45 Baton Corps l,25 Pep Club 2,35 Bowling . ib 25 Girls Intramurals 35 Craft Club 3. KENNETH HEWELT KEN 't wcut . . . keeps to himself . . . individualist . . . 'vt tjors: English, Social Studies. BERNHARD HILDEBRANDT HILDY we of the bunch . . . wisecracks . . . trouble shooter . . . Vt tjors: English, Shop, Business. Minors: Math, Social Studies. it tivities: Inventors Club5 Baseball Intramurals 3,4. MARILYN HILL MAR 'rt tvie fan . . . short page boy . . . Nancy's friend . . . Nl tjorsz English, History. Minors: Home Arts, Math. Activities: gn Club5 Freshman Choir5 Girls Choir5 Spanish Society. MARILYN HILLER MER ll tcere . . . funny jokes . . . Swedish Covenant . . . lvl tjors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Commercial fi ts, Language, LAUREL JANE HILLGER LAURIE 'I aria . . . always socializing . . . treat time! . . . 'vt tjors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Foreign . nguages. Activities: Freshman Choir5 Sophomore Choir5 A ' :ppella 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 R.A.C. 3,45 Sophomore Singers 25 2.3.C. 45 Blue and Gold 45 Hall Guard 35 Drama Club 3. DAGNY HILSTROM DAGNY tu isical . . . temper . . . Oh, those expressions! . . K4 tjors: Social Studies, English, Math, Science. Minors: Latin. A tivities: Freshman Choir5 Sophomore Choir5 A Cappella 3,45 .St phomore Singers5 Luther Singers 45 Latin Club5 L. N. Thes- -t :ns 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4. RUDOLF HIRSCHMANN RUDY 1' 'ent . . . busy fella . . . nice . . . friendly . . . Ml zjorsz Math, Science, English. Minors: German, Social Studies, .I tin. Activities: Band l,2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Chess Club 35 R.A.C. 1 Science Club 2,3,45 Camera Club 2,3,45 Drama Club 3,45 ifnd Council President 45 Camera Club Treasurer 45 Science ft tb Vice-President 3,45 Drama Club Treasurer 3, HERB HOEFER HERB kative . . . one terrific guy . . . I-lerbertl . . . tjors: Science, Social Studies, Math, English. Minors: Ger- n an, Latin. Activities: Sophomore Class President5 lunior and it nior Vice-President Choir l,2,3,45 Student Council l,2,3,45 t vtball 2,35 Basketball 1,25 Luther Singers 3.45 Bowling Club ' 5 Class Council 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Sophomore Singers5 ..:iior and Senior Science Club5 R.A.C. 3,45 Chess Club 3,45 - 'teimans Club 3,45 B and G Writer 2,35 Sports Editor 45 Hall S .ard 2,35 Pep Club 2,3. BARBARA LOUISE HOFF BARB t. nd . . . commercial arts . . . serious manner . . . wt :jors: Social Studies, English. Minors: German, Shorthand. N Eivities: Band l,2,3,45 R.A.C.5 lntramurals 3. ARTHUR HOFFMAN ART it e smile . . . lots of fun . . , husky fella . . . 'vi xjorsz English, Math, Science. Minors: industrial Arts, Social 3: .die-s. Activities: Football. KIMBERLY A. HOLTROFF KIM lt 'amboat . . . neat dresser . . . Hub . . . Volkswagen . . . A :jorsz Math, Science, English, Social Studies. Minors: Ger- zt rn. Activities: Football 2,3,45 Lettermans Club. ERIKA HOPPE DOTTY ti tiezes . . . flirt . . . hair conscious . . . Qt tjors: English, Social Studies. Minors : Commercial Arts. MICHAEL HOUSEHOLDER MIKE 3. '. Pres. .. . dependable friendly . . . always a laugh . . . V tjors: English, Math, Science. Minors: Spanish, Social 1- ence. Activities: President Student Council5 Chess Club 35 it ima Club 35 Luther North Thespians 45 Masquers 35 Na- i nal Thespians 45 Pep Club 2,35 Projectors Club l,2,35 Senior it .ence Club 45 Spanish Club 2.35 Kitchen 3,4. t i R 5 1 2 DONALD HUEBNER DOI pesty . . . unpredictable . . . locker slammer . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts, dustrial Arts. Activities: Bowling 25 Band l,2,3,4. RAYMOND ISRAEL RAT Palatine man . . , seen but not heard . . . two tone Ford . Majors: English, Math, Industrial Arts. Minors: Science, Soc Studies. ROBERT JACEY .TACl blushes easily . . . golf . . . dancing . . . guy with a future . Majors: Social Studies, English, Latin, Science, Math. Activiti- Golf Team5 Bowling Club5 Latin Club5 Chess Club5 Lettermc Club. .Wk 'RED KOENIG HFRED' ie oi the hunch , . . quiet? . . . neat dresser . . . ajors: Shop, English, Math. Minors: Social Studies, Com- ercial Arts. IANCY LOUISE KOEPPE NANC 'vtite . . . rrttenciant . . , blonde pony tail . . . iajors: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Math, Latin ctivities: Girls Choir 3,45 Fresh. Choir5 Student Council l rtarr Twirler l,Z,3,45 Bowling Club 2,3,4. IILEEN KONECNIK NICKY ieridly . , .attracts 'om . . . sparkling eyes . . . attendant . . ajors: Social Studies, English, Math. Minors: Science, Span h. Activities: Choir 2,3,45 Soph. Singers 25 Cheerleading 2,45 up Clulv 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3: R-A-Ci 3.47 S0911 Aii9UdUUT7 smecoming Attenclant5 Drama Club 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4. NANCY LEE JOHNSON NANC high notes . . Home Arts . . . Marilyrfs rrrl . . . Majors: English, Social Studios, Mirrors: C'virrrrrr-rrviril Arts, Home Arts. WILLIAM JORDAN BILL science fiction enthusiast . . . good oral reports . . iurlnr, cool and collected . . . Majors: English, Science, Social Stirrii-as. Mirrors: Math. Avti vities: Inventors club. EDWARD JOURGENSEN .IOURGIE wise guy . . .homework ugh! . . . 2 year rnrirr . . .. Majors: Math, English, German, Social Strrfiios, Scinrrur. Mirrors Latin. Activities: Swim Team 3, BARBARA KAPCHINSKI KAPPY quiet and congenial . . . blushes easily . . . sirrcwro rrrtrrrrrr-r . . . amiable personality . . . Majors: Science, Social Studios, English. Mirrors: Gvrrrirrrr, Math. Activities: R.A.C. 3,45 Pep Club 23,45 Library Asst. 3,45 Thespians 3,4, Sec. 35 Log Asst. Busirrrrss Mrrrraarw Girls Choir 3,45 Fresh. Choir5 Banquet Conirriitierq lrrtrvrrrrirrrls. MANFRED KARWELEITIS MANNIE sharp guy . . . soft spoken . . . speedy tvriist . . . Majors: English, Math, Social Studies, Svirrrrf-rr, Mirrors: Frwrivlr, Typing. LEILA KELLER LEILA commercial student . . , future secretary . . . horror roll . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Ctrrirrrrwrt-itil Arts. Activities: Fresh. Choir5 Sorwh, Choir: Girls Choir 3,45 Lilirtrry Asst. 25 BGG 2. JUDITH LYNNE KEMNITZ JUDY tons of energy . , . peaches LS crearn corrirrlwxirirr . . . ch that hair . . . West Point man , . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Scienco. Mirrors: M-ith. Acti- vities: Fresh. Choir: Soph, Choirp A Carrrwilii 3,45 Fresh. Class Treas.5 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,34 Cfrrvl. 45 S. C. 35 jr. Class Council, Drama Club 3,45 Biology Chili 35 Latin Fliilr 2,35 R.A.C. 3,45 G.S.C. 3,45 Log Asst. Eriitrrg l'cVi. PATRICIA RUTH KILL PATTI cute actions . . . chatterbox . . . neat circsser . . , Ilny f - Mr, Taptoe . . . Majors: Social Studies, English. Mirrors: Math, llrrrri Arlw. Activities: Girls Choir 3: A Cappella 45 CT ss Ottii' r at N.P- Biology Club5 G.A.A.5 Volloybalh Swirrrnrirra. CHARLES KING CHUCK silent type . . . casual . . . rihotogenic . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Mirrors: Mr th, Sci rrrvr Short, Mechanical Drawing. FRED KIRCHNER FRED Elmer's helper . . . camera bug . . , shy rrrirr . . . Majors: Science, English, Social Slirrht-s. Mirrors: Mrrtlr. Arti vities: Camera Club 1,2,3,4, GEORGE KITSCH GEORGE unusual topics . . . shy . . . Aslrorroniy , . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Scierrve. Activities: C'hrrir l,2,3,45 Track 2. KAREN LYDIA KLEIN LIZ long blond hair . . . out oi school interest . . . ti-rtifrr twirlvr . . . Majors: English, Horne Arts, Social Studies. Mirrors: Ccirrrririr cial Arts. Activities: Fresh. Choir5 Sorrh. Choir5 Girls Choir 3,45 Bowling 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Baton 'l'wirlvr l,fZ,3,45 ll-rrrrl craft Club 35 R.A.C. 4. DARLENE ANN KNUDSEN DAR lerry. . .nice . . .commercial girl . . . roller skatirrg . . . Majors: English, Social Studios, Minors: Math, Shcnrthrrrrti. Activities: Fresh. Choir. PAUL KOEBEL PAUL mad about cars . . . wise rcrriarks . . . cool wit , . . Majors: English, Math, Social Studies. Mirrors: Sririrrish, Sr'ivrir'rv. Activities: Baseball 3,45 Letterrnans Chili 45 iicrvvlirra Chili 2,35 Spanish Club 3. BRUCE ARNOLD KOENIG BRUCE anything for L.H.N .... Mr. Matthews pal . . . irrdiviciual . . one in a million . . . Rrrlpti . , . Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies, English. Mirrors: Shop. Activities: Drama Club 35 Swimming Tetirrr 23,45 Studcrrt Council 45 Lettermans Club 3,45 Class President 3,45 Luther North Thespians 45 Masguers 3. JOE KOWALSKI JOEY Ti :sy . . . hi for all . . . underclassmen iriends . . . Thurs: Science, Social Studies, English. Minors: Spanish, 5'-wh. Activities: Bowling Club l. CHARLES KEUTZER CHUCK ' Tluckte South's loss, our gain Mr. Iohnson's ' attiy . . . -tors: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Math. Acti- .'t -sz Glee Club 37 Soph. Choir7 A Cappella 3,47 Sportsman 1. it ti 37 Track 27 Football l,2,47 Tennis l. LYNDA CAROL KRIST LYN :iaellic . . . quiet charm . . . silky blond hair . . . l' itors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Spanish, Math. Acti- 1 :tif-s: Library Assistant 27 Pep Club 2. FRED KROHN FRED ri- ot the bunch . . . cars . . . grease monkey . . . i'-.rorsz English, Social Studies. Minors: German, Science, In- issrrial Arts, Activities: Fresh. Football. DALE KROPKE KROP'S rrvifree , . . Mr, Taptoe . . . pleasure before work . . . llmors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Math. Acti- 'ttiosz Fresh. Choir7 Soph. Choir7 A Cappella 3,47 Camera L tt :i7 Pep Club: Drama Club: Tennis7 Basketball l. ELAINE MABEL KRUEGER ELAINE r- iii-t in a friendly Way . . . good disposition . . . nice to Vi- W . . . I'-rzorsz English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts, 1 'i rthand. ELSIE-JEAN KRUEGER E-JAY E cnde . . . sparkling eyes . . . pretty complexion . . . lf-:'ors: Math, English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Com- i r-'cial Arts. Activities: Girls Choir 37 A Cappella 47 Intra- z Urals 3. JANICE MILDRED KRUTO JAN 'it tional . . . big eyes . . . gift of gab . . . lhiors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Latin, Com- t e-cial Arts. Activities: Soph. Choir7 Girls Choir 3,47 Library Rsst. 27 Pep Club 2,37 Latin Club 2,3. JUNE KUHLMEY JUNIE ltcudie . . . likeable . . . good friend . . . St. Paul . . . tlctors: English. Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Latin, V. 'nmercial Arts. Activities: Class Secretary 1,27 Fresh. Choir7 L1 ti. Choir7 Girls Choir 37 A Cappella 47 Latin Club 2,31 1 ma Club 3,47 G.S.C 3,47 Pep Club 2,3,4j R.A.C. 3,47 Kitchen -4 jheerleader 2,3,47 Banquet Committee7 Intramurals 2,3,47 ' it ogy Club 3. MARY ANN LADENDORF MARY ' ttwrious . . . talkative . . . good natured . . . ? l. tors: English, Social Studies, Minors: Commercial Arts. Acti- ' ttns: Fresh. Choirp Pep Club7 R,A.C.7 Bowling Club. PAUL ROWOLDT LANGE PAUL rzv guy . . . Biology whiz . . . fun to be with . . . 'lt:tors: English, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Spanish, Com- f teicial Arts. Activities: Fresh. Choir7 Soph. Choir7 A Cappella 4 Bowling Club 2. LOUISE ANN LEENEY LOU ANN -tu iles . . . sincere . . . nice clothes . . . I tnors: English, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Spanish, Science, Vt ivities: Fresh Choir7 Girls Choir 3,47 Drama Club 47 Span- ':lt Club 37 Art Club 27 R.A.C. 3,47 Pep Club 3,47 Banquet 'C -1mittee7 Intramurals. JOYCE LeMAY JOYCE II y hair . . . sweet, smart and sincere . . . 'lt 'ors: English, Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Latin. . t tvities: Band l,2,3,47 R.A.C. 3,47 Latin Club 3,47 Art Club -1 'Drama Club 3,47 Intramurals 2,3. .IUDITH THERESA LENZ LENZIE ' it gh a minute . . . friendly . . . never a dull moment . . . -it tors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts. Acti- tt-es: Cheerleader l,2,37 Fresh. Choir7 Soph. Choir7 A Cap- el a 3,47 Pep Club l,2,3,47 Art Club 27 R.A.C. 3,47 Sr. Class it isurer7 G.S.C. 47 BGG 3,45 Drama Club 47 Attendant7 Intra- wtzrals 2,3,4. FRED LIMMEL FRED ' ridyman . . . good speeches . . . swimmer . . - it 'lglkwsf - if tt . 5 X CHARLES LINDER CHUCK commuter . . . lots of fun . . . sedate . . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Math. Minors: Science, Spa ish. Activities: Football7 Bowling Club. BEVERLY LINKE BEV Got anything to eat? . . . enthusiastic . . . fond of talking . Majors: English, Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Lati Activities: Cheerleader 37 Log Asst. Copy Editor7 BGG Soph. Choir7 Pep Club 2,3,41 Bowling Club 2, Library Asst. Banguet Committee 37 Latin Club 2,37 RAC. 37 Drama Clt 37 Intramurals 2,37 Iunior Class Council. KENNETH LUNG KEN one of the bunch . . . tall . . . rugged? . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Mechanic Drawing, Shop. Activities: Fresh. Choir. KAREN MONTGOMERY RED iggles . . . red hair . . . curiosity . . . lajors: Social Studies, English, Science. Minors: Math, Latin, 'ommercial Arts. Activities: Freshman Choir7 Library Asst.7 ep Club 27 Sophomore Choir7 Sophomore Singers7 A Cappella 47 Luther Singers 47 Baton Twirlers 2,47 R.A.C. 47 Drama Club. LONALD J. MORAVICK MAVERICK ne nice guy , . . true friend . . . loads of fun . . . lajors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Math, Latin, Science. ctivities: Camera Club 1,27 Bowling Club 2,3,47 Slovak Club 3. DALE MUEHLSCHLEGEL SAM uiet yet friendly . . . fun in class . . . dependable . . . ajors: Math, Science, English. Minors: German, Social Studies. ctivities: Band l,2,3,47 Choir 47 Drama Club 47 Sr. Council. DORIS GISELA LUTINSKI SARGE Ach Ya . . . quiet charm . . . sweet personality . . . pretty blond hair . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts, Home Arts. Activities: Fresh. Choir7 Kitchen Crew l,27 Library Asst. 2,3,4. BONNIE JEANNE LYNN BON left hand sparkle . . . temper . . . individualist . . . Majors: English, Math. Minors: Social Studies, Science. Acti- vities: Fresh. Choir7 Soph. Choir7 Girls Choir 3,47 Baton Twirler 2. KAY ELLEN MAHLER KAY commuter . . . good natured . . . Chevrolet . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Spanish, Commercial Arts. GEORGIANA O. MAJER GI GI small package . . . neat clothes . . . friendly manner . . . Majors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language, M th. BKARBARA ANNE MAJEWSKI BARRY pretty . . . dimples . . . twinkling brown eyes . . . Majors: English, Math, Commercial Arts. Minors: Social Studies. Activities: Baton Twirler 1,27 Fresh. Choir7 Soph. Choir7 A Cappella 3.47 Intramurals 3j Pep Club 4. ROBERT MALM BOB one big riot . . . amicable . . . bright remarks?! . . . Majors: Math, Science, English. Minors: Spanish, Social Studies. Activities: Football 3,47 Baseball Team. ESTHER EVELYN MARTEN ESTHER tiny . . . pretty smile . . . keeps to herself . . . Majors: Social Studies, English, Minors: Commercial Arts. WILLIAM MATTSEY WILLY always says hello . . . girls . . . sincere friend . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Industrial Arts. Acti- vities: Choir l,2,3,47 Hall Guard 2. RICHARD RUSSELL MAXWELL DICK unpredictable . . . hidden personality . . . likes to laugh . . always late . . . Majors: Social Studies, English, Sciences. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Football l,27 Student Council l7 Vice-President of Class 17 Science Club 1,27 Pep Club l,2,37 R.A.C. 3,47 Drama Club 37 Freshman Choirp Sophomore Choir7 A Cappella 3,4. NANCY MEGER NAN friendly . . . short . . . St. Luker . . . Majors: English, Math. Minors: Commercial Arts. Activities: Freshman Chair: Sophomore CllOlYj Girls Choir 3.4. GARY MEHL GAR excitable . . . booming bass . . . PK .... big fella . . . Majors: Science, Social Studies, English, Minors: Latin, Ger- man, Math. Activities: Freshman Choir7 Sophomore Choir7 A Cappella 3,47 Sophomore Singers7 Kitchen Crew l,2,3,47 Chess Club 37 Latin Club 2,37 Letterman's Club 47 Football 2,3,47 Track l,2,3,47 lr. Science Club lj Hall Guard 2,37 Pep Club 2,3. PATRICIA MEIER FATTY PATTY sharp dresser . . . tiny waist . . . attractive , . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Commercial Arts. HOWARD MEINKOW, JR. HOWIE Daddy Long Legs . . . basketball . . . carefree . . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Math. Minors: Shop l,2. Acti- vities: Basketball 2,3,47 Choir 1,27 Tennis 2. PAUL MOHRHARDT MO sleepy time guy . . . naturally smart . . . nice in every way . . . Orson . . . Majors: Science, Math, English. Minors: Latin, Social Studies. Activities: Frosh-Soph Football7 Varsity Football7 Tracky Latin Club7 Freshman Choir: Sophomore Choir7 Sophomore Singers7 A Cappella7 Band. NAN ELLEN MONTELBANO MONTY athletic . . . boisterous . . . Marilyn Mongoose . . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Business. Minors: Home Econo- mics. Activities: Freshman Choir7 Sophomore Choir7 Sopho- more Singers7 A Cappella 3,47 Pep Club 27 Handicraft 37 Intramurals 2,3. CAROL ANN MUELLER CAROL lik ti by all . . . ready, willing, and able . . . friendly . . . Mt tus: Math, Science, Social Studies, English. Minors: Ger- mt 'i Activities: Fresh. Choir7 Pep Club 2,37 BGG 2,37 R.A.C. 3,4 .5.S.C. 3,47 Girls Choir 3,47 Drama Club 37 Senior Class Cc' ut 'il 47 Business Manager Log 47 Ir.'Sr. Banquet Committee7 Int rrnurals 3j Gym Show 2. FREDERICK JOHN MUELLER FRED bans . . . Frank . . . Thespian Pres. . . . Mwczs: Science, Math, English. Minors: Foreign Language, Sc it I Studies, Activities: Drama Club Pres. 3,47 Key Club 47 A if :ppella 3,47 Soph. Choir7 Fresh. Choir7 Luther Singers 4. WALTER MUNDINGER WALLY wtfvi. hair . . . tall G dark . . . casual . . . Morris: English, Sccial Studies. Minors: Latin, Ge man, Math, SC't':'llC9. Activities: Glee Club7 Swimming Team. RAYMOND NATZKE RAY or i f the bunch . . . sly comments . . . lVlt:1c:SZ English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Math. Acti- vi tes: Band l,2,3. WILLIAM NEHLS LITTLE WILLIE 6 K. M. paper route . . . sleepy?l . . . always heard . . . M -jtis: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: German, M 'tt . Activities: Tennis l7 Intramurals7 Basketball Z7 Baseball 3,7 Drama Club 3,47 National Thespians 47 Chamber Band 3,-.7 Pep Band 3,47 Marching Band 2,3,4j Pep Club 2,3. ROBERT CHARLES NEUBECK BOB in iividualistlll . . . long eye-lashes . . .very talkative . . . M :it rs: English, Math, Science, Social Studies. Activities: D tx ta Club7 R.A.C.1 National Thespians Society7 Luther North Ti -7sgiians7 Pep Club7 A Cappella. HOWARD ARNOLD NIEMUTH HOWARD alvtrys late . . . bicycle . . . quiet sort . . . M :it rs: Science, Math, English. Minors: Latin, Social Studies. A tiaities: Senior Science Club7 Luther Thespians7 Camera C it. DONALD NORDEEN DON rt served . . . seldom heard in class . . . Ed's friend . . . lv' tj rs: Social Studies, industrial Arts, Religion, English. lvtin yrs: Math. WILLIAM OPPENLANDER LITTLE OP owi of the bunch . . . speech award . . . Mercury . . . IV 1' irsz English, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Shop. DONALD PALMETER DON tvir . . . astronomy . . . The Eater of Palms . . . lt' rv rs: English, Math, Science, Social Studies. Activities: ine ti nvturals, Freshman Choir. DONNA JOAN PALMETER DONNA s'.-,wet . . . twin . . . always neat . . . lk' ' s' En lish Social Studies Commercial Arts Minors' 1 ll ir . Q . . . . Snrwthand, Transcription, Typing. Activities: Choir l,2,3,47 Gym Suouvg Table Captain. SHARON PASCALE SHERRY lt ugh . . . come hither look . . . black stockings . . . IN' :tjtnrsz English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Math, Corn- n er 'ial Arts. Activities: Bowling Club. JERILYNN LUCILLE PERGANDE LYNN s -d ite . . . glasses . . . penetrating voice . . . lX'v.Jrs: English, Social Studies, Commercial Arts. Minors: I me Arts. Activities: R.A.C. 3. EDNA MARY PETRUSEK EDNA c If rble and intelligent . . . serious yet fun loving . . . lin urs: Social Studies, English. Minors: Commercial Arts, Swnnish, Math. Activities: Library Assistant lj Slovak Society 3. GAIL JOANNE POMRENKE PUDGY 1 tnfterbox . , . peppy . . . nervous stomach . . . lla ors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Shorthand. Activities: Lesh. Choir7 Soph. Choir7 A Cappella 3,47 G.S.C. 3,47 Drama C uh 37 Pep Club 2,3,47 Banquet Committee Chairman7 Library Jisst. 37 Luther Singers 47 R.A.C. 3,4. PETE PUSTORINO PETE football hero . . . junior girl . . . likes discussions . . . Majors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Spar ish. Activities: Eootball7 Band7 Track. JOHN C. RAFFAY JOHN soft spoken . . . reserved . . . easy going . . . Majors: Social Studies, English, Math. Minors: Business. Ac' vities: Camera Club l. MARGARET LOUISE RAUSER PEGGY mad typist . . . suburbanette . . . beautiful hair . . . Lee . . Majors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Cor mercial Arts. Activities: Fresh. Choir7 Soph. Choir7 A Cappel 3,47 Luther Singers 47 R.A.C. 47 Pep Club7 Drama Club7 Log TYplSlj BGG Circulation Staff 27 Hall Guard 37 Library Asst. l Banquet Committee. Q ff 'C X. ,. IAMES KENNETH SCHILLER BIG JIM ine of the bunch . . . unusual laugh . . . long and lanky . . . llajorsz English, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Science, Shop. Xctivities: Fresh. Choir7 Inventors Club. IHARLES SCHMIDT CHUCK ' peaks his rnind nice to know clean cut flajors: English, Science, Math. Minors: Latin, German, Social ltudies. Activities: Fresh. Choir7 Soph. Choir7 Soph. Singers7 l Cappella 3,47 Luther Singers 3,47 Key Club 3,47 Student Touncil 2,3,47 Class Officer VP. 27 Class Council 47 Letterman. iasketball 27 Varsity Baskeiball7 Baseball l,2,3,4. IDWARD SCHMIDT ED omeo . . . loves history . . . glasses . . . fajors: English. Social Studies. Minors: Spanish. if - W. 'Q' fx ELSA CHRISTINE REHFUSS ELSA-BABE good things como in small packages . . . cute t-tus . . . carrot top . . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Math, Scitrricw. Minors. Gcrv man. Activities: Choir l,3,47 Art Club 2,3,47 l-i.A.C. 3,47 Dr-.una Club 3,47 Pep Club 27 Science Club 4. CAROL JANET RHODE CAROL easy manner . . . seen but not heard . . . acod naturvtl . . . Majors: English, Social Studios. Minors: Cornrnorcial Arts. Acti- vities: fi.A.C. 3,4. DIANNE L. RICHERT DI low voice . . . likes to draw . . . suburbanette . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Math, Busi- ness Training. Activities: Fresh. Choir7 Girls Choir 37 Intra- murals 3. KARLA MARGARETHE RIEDER KARLA dependable . . . hair conscious . . . ambitious . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: German, Math, Cont mercial Arts. Activities: R.A.C. 3,47 Fresh. GltOlIf Luther Thes- pians 3,47 Biology Club 47 Pep Club 2,3,4lj Library Asst. 3,4 ELAINE MARIAN ROHM ELAINE fun loving . . . likes to gab . . , attractive . . . Majors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: German, Math, Activities: Fresh. Choir7 Pep Club, H.A.C.7 Drama Club7 Hall Guard. CAROL ANN ROLL CAROL sunny disposition . . . pint sized . . . laugh a minute . . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Math, Ger- man. Activities: Concert Band l,2,3,47 Pop Band 47 B.A.C7 Drama Club: RUR.: Pep Clllllj Biology Club7 Gyni Show7 ln- tramurals7 lX4arching Bancl7 Banquet Cornrnittec. BRUCE ROSENOUIST ROSEY looks like an aristocrat wisccrccks one of the bunch . . . Majors: English, Science. Minors: Gernran, Shop. MARILYN LEE ROTTER MARIL anything for Luther . . . efficient . . . Mr. Matthews pal . . . Majors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Ger- man. Activities: Fresh. Choir7 Soph. Cltfbllf Girls Choir 3,47 Library Asst. 3,47 Drama Club 3,47 Masguers 3.47 Art Club 2,47 R.A.C. 3,47 Biology Club 4j Sr. Science Club 47 Pop Club 2. KEVIN RUHNKE KEV collegiate looking . . . sharp crew cut . . . blue eyes . . . Majors: English, Science, Math. Minors: Social Studies, Acti- vities: Track l7 Chapel USllf?I'j Key Cfluh 4. ROGER RYAN ROG mechanical minded . . . combo . . . Carol . . . Majors: English, Science, Math, Social Stutlies. Minors: Ger- man. Activities: Si'l9I1C'i Cllll3j Gym SllfWWf llall Guard7 Drarua Club7 R.A.C. JAMES PAUL SAILER SAILOR class cut up . . . crew necks . . . quick wit . . . Majors: Science, English, Math, Social Studios. Activities: Concert Band: Marching Bandp Chatnlrcr Hillldj Pep Blliidj Brass Ensernbleg R.A.C.7 Camera Club. JERROLD J. SALAT JERRY curly hair . . . Akron, Ohio . . . one of tho bunch . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Math. JOANNE M. SAVOL JO smile and hello for everyone . . . serious typo . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Science, Corn- rnercial Arts. Activities: Pep Club 2,47 Soph. Choir: Girls Choir 47 Slovak Club 37 B.A.C. 47 Bowling Club7 Art Club. CHRISTINE SCHADEN CHRIS pretty hair . . . naive . . . flirt . . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Minors: Cornrnercial Arts. Activities: Pep Club 2. SALLYANN CATHERINE SCHIEMANN SALLY mature . . . Ron . . . Mariners . . . future nurse . . . Majors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Latin, Commercial Arts. Activities: Fresh, Choir7 Satvh. Choir7 Girls Choir 3,47 Pep Club7 Latin Club 2,37 jr. Class CIWllIlC'llf Banquet COl'Ul'UIllE:'9j Hall Girard 4. JOHN SCHMIDT JOHN pit: 'iw . . . nice to know . . . quiet friend . . . Mt t sz English, Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Ge 'r :n. REINHOLD H. SCHMIDT REINY fut. it minister . . . dimples!! . . . barrel of fun . . . Mo tis: Social Studies, Science, English. Minors: Math, Latin, Ge n rn, Activities: Library Assistant l5 Iunior Assembly5 Hc 'tt 'oom Representative. SIEGRIECH SCHMIDT ZEKE ha s from Germany . . . freckles . . . fun to be with . . . Mr v s: English, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Shop, Drawing. Ar .vptiesz Football Team 25 Soph. Choir. JAMES SCHMIT JIM ali xivs has something to say . . . neat as they come . . . tall ta. s . . . Mi. ti s: Math, Science, English. Minors: Social Studies. Acti- vi' if Key Club 45 Letterman's Club 3,47 R.A.C. 45 Basketball l,1' 4,15 Baseball 2,3,4. CAROL SCHNEIDER SCHNITTY sh 1' and tiny . . . commercial arts . . . dark pretty hair . . . Mt. -rs: English, Commercial Arts, Social Studies. Minors: Sc'-1 'e, Math, Home Economics. CAROL ELEANOR SCHRAEDER CAROL ini :atnation in art . . . charming personality . . . feminine . . . Mt it ts: English, Math. Minors: German, Social Studies, Com- m- 'ztrl Arts. Activities: Art Club 2,45 Freshman Choir5 Library Af :ie 'ant 4. JOERG SCHREY JOERG ex -r 'iments in Chemistry!! . . . quiet? . . . likes to be mis- cl' -it tous . . . Marius: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: German, M tl. Shop. MICHAEL SCHUMACHER MUDO D. will friend . . . long and lanky . . . M '11 s: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Shop. At '1 ities: Fresh. Science Club5 Band l,2,35 Choir 45 Bowling Ct .t5 35 Hall Guard 2. BOB SCHUMACHER CHIGG sl . n a friendly way . . . glasses . . . big Buick . . . N ll rs: En lish, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Science. Acti- Q vim -4: Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 A Cappella 35 Gym Show 25 Ft tall 2. JANET IRENE SEEFELDT JAN pt-it v complexion . . , soft voice . . . pleasant disposition . . . M :it rs: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: German, M tri.. Activities: Fresh. Choir: Soph. Choir: A Cappella 35 G:1l:1 Choir 45 Library Asst. 23,45 Art Club 45 Drama Club 3,45 -XJ. 35 Intramurals 3. R LYNN SIEBEL SIEB gf xr troubles Miss Paulson's iriend future en gvnw-r? . . . lvl ijt rs: Math, Social Studies, English, Science. Minors: Ger rn ir Activities: BS-G 2,3,4, Circulation Mgr. 3, Business Mgr. 45 Pt at Club 2,3,45 Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 Girls Choir 35 A Q ippella 45 Intramurals 2,3,4. WALTER SIM WALLY' bl tsties . . . dry humor . . . tall blond . . . one of the bunch . . IN ti rs: Social Studies, English. Minors: Math, Science, Shop Iv it 'tanical Drawing. SANDRA SMITH SANDY rt 'ti tr quiet . . . private secretary? . . . It it rs: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commercial Arts. Acti vt it sz Pep Club l,2,35 Bowling Club 45 Intramurals 2,35 R.A.C 4 I esh. Choir. WARREN SPRINGSTON WARREN ci tl 'rouble , . . tired . . . eats with underclassmen . . . li it yrs: English, Social Studies. Minors: Shop. Activities: Fresh. C 'if 1r5 Spanish Club. CAROL ARLENE STEINKE CAROL' t short St Luker future secretary t11ky... . li 17 urs: Social Studies. Minors: Math, Commercial Arts. Acti- X' 'tr sz Fresh. Choir5 Girls Choir 3,4. 2 .M . if ROBERT STEVENS BOB' Mad magazine . . . black shirts . . . funny? . . LEE JAMES STOCKER HLEE' enjoys singing business manner interest in th Log? . . . Majors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: German, Matl Activities: Fresh. Choir: Soph. Choir5 A Cappella 3,45 Luthe Singers 2,3,45 Drama Club 45 RAC. Pres. 4. JOHN STRACK LITTLE JOHN sky scraper . . . candle-man . . . wise cracks . . . Majors: English, Science, Math, Latin. Minors: Social Studie: Commercial Arts. Activities: Band5 Chess Club5 Modeleers Drama Club. C' 's Q DARLENE LAVERNE VOLEK DAR iuiet yet fun loving . . . Dick , . . viajors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Commercial Arts. Acti- vities: Soph. Choir: Girls Choir 35 A Cappella 4. FHEODORE WAECH TED ilond hair . . . reserved . . . likeable . . . Jlajors: Math, Science, English. Minors: Social Studies. Acti- rities: Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 A Cappella 3,45 Sr. Science. IANET WAGEMANN IGGIE .peaks her mind . . . fast walker . . . nice clothes . . . Jfajors: English, Social Studies, Science. Minors: Latin, Math. Xctivities: Pep Club l,2,35 Cheerleader l,25 G.S.C. 3,45 Latin :lub 3,45 R.A.C. 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Fresh, Choir5 Soph. fhoir G Soph. Singersg A Cappella 3,4. DENNIS JOHN STREICH DENNY Chemistry whiz . . . gobs of curls . . . sincere friend . . . Majors: Math, Science, English. Minors: Latin, Social Studies. Activities: Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 A Cappella 3,45 Soph. Singers5 Luther Singers 45 Latin Club 2.35 Drama Club 35 Luther North Thespians 4: Basketball Manager 3,45 Tennis 3,4. ANNETTE SUFFERN ANN sweet-n-smart . . . dainty . . . sincere . . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Science, Math. Activities: R.A.C,5 Art Club: Library Assistant. JERRY B. SWANSON JERRY hilarious . . . short-n-solid . . . nice as they come . . . Majors: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Football l,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 R.A.C.5 Drama Club 3,45 Choir l,2,3,4. ANNELIESE TANTIUS ANNIE dependable . . . nice in every way . . . German charm . . . Majors: Social Studies, Science. Minors: Math. Activities: BGG 3,45 G.S.C. 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Library Asst. 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Art Club 35 R.A.C. 3, RICHARD TETZE DICK Impala . . . seldom seen without Iolo . . . track medals . . . Majors: Social Studies, Science, English. Minors: Math, Typing. Activities: Track Team l,2,3,45 Pres. of Pep Club 3,45 R.A.C. 45 Lettermans Club 2,3,45 Advanced Band 2,3,45 Intramurals 2, JONATHAN THOMAS JON band . . . comes up with good ones . . . nice guy . . . Majors: English, Science, Math. Minors: Social Studies, Ger- man. Activities: Band I,2,3,45 Track 15 Ir. Science Club 15 Dixieland Band 45 Drama Club 45 Pep Bandg Intramurals 2. BETTY ANN THOMSON BETSY musical . . . winning personality . . . looks like a private secretary . . . Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies, English. Minors: Latin, Activities: Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 A Cappella 3,45 Luther Singers 2,3,45 lr. G Sr. Class Counci15 BGG Typist 3,45 Ft.A.C. 3,45 Latin Club 35 Library Asst. 3,4. EARL THUNBERG THUNDERBIRD more speeches ll! . . . cars, cars, cars . . . girls . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Shep, Science, In- dustrial Arts. KAREN ELYSE TOPF KAREN model . . . numble with a thimble . . . good posture . . . Majors: Social Studies, English, Home Arts. Minors: Math, Spanish, Science. Activities: R.A.C. 3,45 Drama Club 35 Pep Club 35 Craft Club Pres. 3,45 Fresh. Choir5 Girls Choir 3,45 Baton Twirler 25 Hall Guard 4. GAIL JEAN TOTMAN GAIL good Worker . . . competent . . . friend . . . likes to have fun . . . Majors: English, Science. Minors: Math, Social Studies, Acti- vities: R.A.C.5 Pep Club5 Drama Club5 Banquet Committee. JAYNE ELLEN TRAVIS SNOOPY Snoopy knows . . . intelligent looking . . . but why? . . . Majors: English, Social Studies, Math, Science. Minors: Ger- man. Activities: Drama Club 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Art Club5 Chess Club5 BGG l,2,3,45 Banquet Committee, Publicity. ARTHUR A. TREPTOW ART cars . . . trumpet player . . . amiable personality . . . Majors: Math, English. Minors: Social Studies, Scierice, Ind. Arts. Activities: Football 25 Modeleers5 Band l,2,3,4. JOSEPHINE TRUTE JOSIE book covers!! . . . nice to know . . . good worker . . . Majors: Social Studies, Commercial Arts, English. Minors: Math. Science. Activities: Library Asst.5 Art Club: R.A.C.5 BGG Staff: Fresh. Choir5 Soph. Choir5 Girls Choir. WALTER N. VEHRS WAL muscles!! . . . friendly fella . . . good actor . . . Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Bowl- ing Club 35 Drama Club 3,45 Projectors Club l5 Pep Club 45 Choir 1,25 Gym Show l,2,3,4. GISA VOIGT GISA talkative . . . leff . . . true friend . . . Majors: Social Studies, Math, Science, English. Activities: Ii. G Sr. Class Secretary5 R.A.C. 45 Choir l,25 Sopli. Singers5 A Cappella 3,45 Luther Singers 45 Library Asst. 45 Intramurals 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Log Copy Editor5 Banquet Committee. SHIRLEY MARIE WALENTER SHIRL SGI- tit , . . grocery store . . . Palatine commuter . , . Ma we: English, Social Studies, Math. Minors: Science, Span- ish 'Q amrnercial Arts. Activities: R.A.C. 4. MARGARET ELLEN WALLEDOM MAGGIE qui t tumor . . ,artistically inclined . . .green sweater . . . Ma r'--: English, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Acti- vitii s Band: Girls Choir: Gym Show. JACK PALMER WALMSLEY JACK Mi' I' ctionary . . . smiles for everyone . . . serious . . . Mo ia: English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Business. Acti- vitt s Basketball I: Football l: Band l,2,3,4. ROBERT L. WALTHER BOB qui ' LS shy . . . car enthusiast . . . one oi the bunch , . . Ma it -1: English, Math, Social Studies, Ind. Arts. Minors: Mach. Dr- wing, Science. Activities: Basketball l,2: Track 2,3,4: Let- teri rms Club 4. JOHN WATSON JACK gil t . . quiet - - - sometimes . . . Mt' tis: English, Social Studies, Math. Minors: Latin, Science. Ar xuries: Bowling Team 3,4. ROBERT WEBBER WEB ini :i personality . . . one of the bunch . . . Mt nts: Social Studies, English. Minors: Ind. Arts, Science. Ai vvies: Fresh. Choir. ARLENE JUNE WEITH ARLENE qu ' 'harm . . . efficient . . . good sewer . . . Mt sz Social Studies, English, Commercial. Minors: I-Iorne Ai Activities: Pep Club 'Z,3: R.A.C. 3,4: BGG 3, Chief Typist 4: i rsh. Choir: Soph. Choir: A Cappella 4: Craft Club 3: Lil wry Asst. 4: Drama Club 3: Banquet Committee: Student As.-. iibly Rep. 3. FRANK BRUCE WESTERBERG BRUCE gc l . . . red Chevy . . . persistent . . . Ben Hogan . . . Mt sz Science, Social Studies, English. Minors: Spanish, Mt 'i Activities: Key Club 3,4, Sec. 4: Lettermans Club 2,3,4: Se it' Council: Banquet Co-Chairman: Spanish Club 3: Latin Clt ': 2: Football l,2, Co-Captain 2: Golf l,2,3,4: Hall Guard l,f' Fresh. Basketball. JO ANN WEYDEMANN JO JO pit- if . . , gets things done . . . BGG boss . . . Don't do any- thi it I woulcln't dal . . . Mt wits: Social Studies, Science, English. Minors: Math, Ger- mt 'i. Activities: Freshman Chcir: Advanced Band I,2,3,4: Blue ci It ld Feature Writer: Soph, Choir: Intramurals: Pep Club: Li. 'Jian 2: lunior-Senior Banquet Co-Chairman: Blue 6. Gold A:-1i1'ant Feature Editor: Girls Service President: Band Secre- ta' ' lg Blue G Gold Editor: Senior Class Council: B.A.C. GARY WHITE GAR on 1 t the bunch . . . shy guy . . . homework, ugh . . . M t 'sz English, Social Studies, Industrial Arts. Minors: Math, Sc' 'f ce CAROL WICHMAN WICKIE wi it ivy . . . potential homemaker? . . . Mi it rs: English, Social Studies. Minors: Business. KATHLEEN E. WILDKATSCH KATHIE c l -t' . ..good friend . ..2rid alto . .. Mt tvs: English, Social Studies, Science, Minors: German, Mi 'l Commercial. Activities: Freshman Choir: Sophomore C2 x : Library Assistant 2: Girls Choir 3,4: Bowling Club 3,4: R. -..' , 4: Intramurals 3. CAROLYN WISCHMEYER WISHIE bt x doll face . . . melting brown eyes . . . scatterbrain . . . M it ts: Social Studies, English, Science, Minors: Math, Com- rn- al Arts. Activities: Freshmen Choir: Sophomore Chair: A C :it ella Choir 3: Girls Choir 4: Hall Guard l,2: Pep Club 2,4: D: :ii 1 Club 4: R.A.C. 3,4: Intramurals 2: Crafts Club 3. FRED JOHN WOERNER FRED ta f . . . tremendous baritone . . . HiFi . . . M 1 fs: English, Social Studies. Minors: Industrial Arts, Ger- m it Math. Activities: Choir l,2: A Cappella 3,4: Luther Sing- i ,4: Bowling Club 2,3,4: Drama Club 2,3,4: Stage Crew 3: Or St tri-Tl Man 3,4. I F AY ZEHNER FAY' n- w omer . . . easy to get to know . . . one swell gal . . . lvl ti. rs: En lish Social Studies, Home Arts. Minors: Science. CJ 1 A 'i ities: Transferred in 58: Bowling Club, R.A.C. 5 ti MARILYN ZELMER MARILYN likes red . . . uses her head? . . . Commercial . . . RUTH ZIMMERMANN RUTHIE always busy . . . artistic ability . . . Majors: English, Science. Minors: Math, Social Studies. Acti vities: Vice-Pres, St Treas. Art Club 3,4: Drama Club 2,3,4, R.A.C. 4. L! 'rfb .ay A. ' r ? 1 .14 ri rv ,, 1- 'rf Wggx 1 Q91 - L g., is 1:1-gl: .AI X 24 q' . .12 Jag 3 S M A557 Hnhr X55 J. + lm X No 4 4 1 'K Sf 1 OGO f JUNIORS IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bill Pick ,, , ,, ,, , ,, , , , President lufiy Arndt so ,s Secretary Dole Schumacher C, on Vice-President Sue Lund s - , , ,, Treasurer Ability and leadership might very Well be iissd to describe the Class of l960. Their school spirit was shown in sports and many other acti- vities. The juniors have shown that they possess tli-X ability to assume responsibilities such as tml planning of the Iunior-Senior Banquet. Looking ahead, we feel certain that the grad- iiotes of '60 will set a Christian example and lv' the God ot Youth shine through in their forth- : ci ming year. Camera Shy: Richard Andersen, Richard Budmats, Ianet Bue- low, Pat Gallick, Kathryn Graz, lim Ianos, Sue lohns, Paul Kinney, Bill Klotz, Bob McNally, Lieselotte Ruell. Mary Adam if Iudith Allstrom Q . Q iii Q fr Y Keith Aim A Y ' gf IUDY ARNDT ROGER BABILLA HERB BAISCI-I DAVID BALES ROSEMARIE BANK KAREN BARTEL EVELYN BARTLETT CAROLE MAE BECK RUTH BEHNKE WALLACE BENEDECK ALLAN BENSON RONALD BERG SUE IANE BERGER BUE BERGMANN DARLENE BERNAU IILL BEUTLICH IEANETTE BLANKEN SUSAN BLOCK IOANNE BOEHM DAVID BORCH BONNIE BOSTROM JANET BOYD DAVID BRAINARD IOANN BRESINGER HENRY BRUCKNER IUDITH BURMEISTER IANICE CALKINS DONALD CAMPANA PHIL CAPPITELLI DON CARLSON LARRY CHRISTENSEN VIRGINIA CLARK KAREN CONRAD CAROL COOK PAT CUBAK DAVID DANIELSON DON DATTALO SHARON DEUTCHER ERNIE DOERING TED DOERING IUDY DOUMONT WILLIAM DREASLER BARB EDLER IOAN EICHSTADT KAREN ELITT TOM ESBROOK CATHERINE FABER BILL PICK DAVE FLEISCHER IOYCE FOREMAN ANITA FORSELL CLAUDETTE FRICK DONALD HENRY FRITZ HENRY FRITZ MARION GABER DAN GARTNER DOROTHY GEBHARDT HOWARD GEIER KURT GEIER SUSAN GEPPERTH GLENN GEWEKE PHIL GIESEKE DICK GILBERG IOANNE GRABOWY LESTER GRAKAUSKI RONALD GRETHE U! s in is E W fs IX A A , .Aq 5 We MNH. x I G25 ' I 'K 4 , I t 7 ni? 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I zlbi 3 -vm, Wx KEN GROSCH RUTH GRUETZAMCI-IER CLARA HAAG DAVE HAGEN BARB HAINES KAREN HAMILTON LINNEA HANAN IEFF HANSEN LORAIN HANSEN GEORGE HANSON TOM HARMAN BILL HAUSLEIN DON HAYE IEROME I-IEIDLAUF CAROL HEIDORN MARK HEIDORN ELAINE HENKEL SHARON HERBST BRENT HERI-IOLD BILL HILDEBRAND ART HILL DICK HILLER IDA HOLDER SHARON HOLECEK WALTER HUBER CHARLES HUTH KAREN INGRUM KEN IANKAUSKAS CAROLYN IANNUSCH BETTY IASPERSON CHARLENE IOHNSON MARLENE IORGENSEN IIM KAUB KAREN KERPEN BARB KERWITH HARRY KESSELL BILL KESTLER KAREN KIER MARILYN KIMSKE RUTH KINAST IUDY KINNIBURGH GLORIA KIRKPATRICK TERRY KOCH HOWARD KEOPP RANDALL KOPENY' KAROL KORNRUMPF IUDITH KRAMER IEANETTE KRAUSS IAMES KREGG KAREN KRESSMANN RONALD KUKIS IANINE KIENZLE BILL LACKLAND DICK LANG GERRY LANIO IACKIE LEBER IIM LEENEY NICOLE LEHNE ARMIN LEHNING DOROTHY LERNER DICK LICHTENHAGEN HERB LIENENBRUGGER CHARLOTTE LIER KAREN LINDEMANN PATSY LOEWE IUDY LOMBARDO SUE LUND ARDITH LUSSKY GENEVIEVE MAEGDLIN IANICE MAISEL CHRIS MALOTT ANITA MANSKE BOB MARKER RON MARTEN KATHY MARTENS MARLENE MESSERSCHMIDT ELIZABETH MEYER KEN MEYER DICK MEYER RI-IODA MICHAELSON BOB MILLER MARY MOHRHARDT HARRY MOWERY CAROL NASBY CAROLYN NASI-IEIM NANCY NESHEIM BETTY NEUMANN SHIRLEY NEUMANN ELFIE NIELSEN JANET NIELSEN DICK NIEMEYER MARIORIE NORDBROCK RAY OBERDAS INGEBORG OTTO DENNIS PANDE MARILYN PANZER WALLACE PANZER KEITH PARKER ALLAN PASCHKE MERLE PATER WALTER PAUTSCI-I WALTER PERLICK BARTA PETERSON KATHERINE PETHES LYNDELL PITTELKO MARGARET PRETZEL NORMAN PRIEN CAROL PRUETER RAY PUETZ EDITH RADATZ ROGER RAMSDELL LOTTY REELE BARB REKOW CAROLYN RESCI-IKE ROBERT REVERE BILL RICKMAN WILLIAM RIETSCHEL KEN RODE KAREN RODIE SHAREN RODIE ROBERT ROGALSKI CAROL ROHWEDER WALTER RUDZINSKI LESLEY RYDEN INEZ SALNAIS ROBERT SASS LOIS-ANN SATTLER DONNA SCI-IALK BILL SCI-IASSBURGER IO-ANNE SCHAUER IANICE SCI-IEFFNER BARBARA SCHIEWE 1-.v A Z A I X gi, x- I -:R 'T 4 , - I ',. 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' an c ' ,3'g2g.Qj: RICHARD SCI-IIEWE CYNTHIA SCHILLACI SUSAN SCHMIDI' l AL SCHNEIDER JOY SCHNEIDER A CAROLYN SCHROTH I -. .. I NIARLENE SCHULTZ A RICHARD SCHULTZ A Y CAROLINE SCHUMACHER 'S I DALE SCHUNIACHER J JOAN SCHWERMAN ION SCHWERMAN -A- Y eg., GERALD SEIDELMAN RUTH SELKE ELIZABETH SIEVERT IAMES SLOVACEK LAWRENCE SMITH VIOLET SMITH WALT SPLITGERBER ROBERT SPROUSE LOIS STEMLER MARTIN STOLZ JAMES STONEQUIST DALE STRANG THOMAS STUCKEY LOU ANN STURM KAREN SWENSON MARY TANK NANCY THEESFIELD BETTY THOMPSON si EI A Y. I 'R Y X 3' SL XM ,,.,..,.,.,, 5 A M X , .I.,I. ,J,,,J, Y NNY Z Al inf! g X A AR N 'X' I A 5 'v X 4 . , A ii- JV ,ff ,H . , 5- - -Y v S E A Ihr, WM, -1 .J .. ,,., V CHARMAINE THOMPSON IANET THORSON DIANE TILLMAN ROBERT TINCU ELEANOR TODTER RICHARD TRAVERSA NANCY TROESTER BEVERLY TUTTLE HERTHA UNIEWSKE JEFFREY URQUHART CAROLYN VOGHT LINDA VOIGT BILL VOSS KENNETH WAGNER RICHARD WALL SHARON WALLACE MARK WALTZ LOIS WARNKE RAYMOND WEDELL RICAHRD WEGEHAUPT ROBERT WEGLARCZ IERRY WEGNER EVELYN WEKENBORG ED WENDEL AHX ,:,:,,IV... L :,S, . b A DELMAR WERNER 5 ., AJ 5 A CAROL WESTERBERC J MERRELL WETZSTEIN . 4.,, ' A ,, WAYNE WIBERG A z 'f 1 ,'.' A I E'v 2V JOHN WIEDEMANN , --2' x ,:: ' Q, 5 ' - , LINDA WILCZYNSKI QF K ' AI, fy: : A wr: 5 , -. DICK WILLIAMS I LOUANN WOLF I -::-' GORDON ZAKRISON A YIIS NANCY ZARNT ':' J ,1A 'A 1 ': I JERRY ZIELKE A 3 Ak ' I S' J IAMES ZIMMERMANN C Q I 3 J I A A xg , 'W if I 15331 ' J sis: V 0 1 A x g I f , 1 sv '- S m I -f J Xiif .Y . 1 f . I ix ' 'I I I J S EH , E ,Y Sw E V SOPHOMORES At the close ci this school year the sopho- mores will have completed halt of their high school days. By suppporting sports events and planning the Frosh-Soph Party, they have shown that they have school spirit and able leadership. Great responsibilities lie before them in their junior year. To meet these new responsibilities, they will need leadership and the help of God. May the God oi Youth give them that help in their future years at Luther. LOIS AHRNDT CALVIN AKRE CORRINE AKRE MARGARET ALFSTAD DON ANDERSON GAIL ANDERSON RICHARD ANDREWS LINNEA ANDERSON , In SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Melina Paine Looo Secretary Pat Simonides E, D at D ,D Treasurer Lee Thornton DDD DDD E or .E President Dick Winski ,L -..ME , Vice-President Camera Shy: Larry Behrens, Fred Bonke, Dianna Brandt, Michael Bugiel, Ken Carlson, Henry Behne, Douglas Dostert, William Gertz, Lyndon Harris, Hans I-Ieitmann, Wil- liam Hunter, Louis Israel, Norman Kekstadt, Eileen Krause, David Mitchell, Waltrout Moderhack, Ronald Rector, Linda Schroeder, Alice Sounde, Iearldyne Stevens, Gerald Vrabel, lack Wilqus. fe V3 Rf , ti ' is -1' ,,. MICHAEL ATELLA ':2- . , 36 Q' , , X ,, , .. SAMUEL BABrAR DAVID BAcoN ' 'i':: tr BARBARA BAERMANN , 'gg M if A' ,1- H .. - Rt.: . A. V QF av . - ' I . , fish 5 ' 2 . I t 15555123 ?- -- ., ' I . f,',:.f,.F , - A+.. I ' I - I rl R A ' x, 2 si -1 A ' Ri it :,,- ' ,.-ij--1:h:af,E: LEONIE BALDEWEIN MARGARET BANNER SONIA-LOU BARK SI-IEILA BARTZ PAMELA BASSELEN SHARON BEHM EILEEN BECHTOLD NELSON BEHRENS IULIE BERGER KAREN BERGMANN AUDREY BERGT ARLENE BIEVER KATHLEEN BIRD IANIS BERNSEE EVELYN BIRIN G ARLENE BLANCI-IE WILLIAM BLASHKE DENNIS BOHN RUSSELL BOCK LYNN BRUCKNER AL BUERGER ANDREW BURKHART IAMES BZDUSEK RICHARD CALHOUN WILLIAM CADE ROGER CARLSEN IRMA CARROSO GEORGE COOK FRANK CROTTY SHARON CURTIN IOAN CURLEY GEORGE DANNER ELIZABETH DASLER IAMES DAU IACKQUELYNN DeCARLO LINDA DURKIN IERRY EGGERS IAMES DRATI-I LEONARD EISELE CARL EKX THOMAS ELKINS MARIANNE ELSNER KENNETH ELSESSER PATRICIA EVENHOUSE TIMOTHY PASS VERA FAUST MARTIN FELCAN SALLY FIEDLER KAREN FISCI-IER NANCY FIECK MARY FITZPATRICK CLYDE FOSTER PETER FRANCK IOHN GABRIEL JOHN GAHL RONALD FRERES MARLENE GANGLER DONALD GARCIA GARY GARSIDE WARREN GARTHWAIT TNGE GATZ GEORGE GAUS HEIDE GESTER EVANGELYNNE GLABE KAREN GOEI-IRKE DONNA GRENN EDWARD GUETTLER KAREN LOIS HAGNAUER IOYCE GI-IILARDI PATRICIA GIBBONS UTE GILLESSEN ROBERT GROBLE GORDON GROSCH WILLIAM GROSKOPF PATRICIA HARRIS A 2 .4 5 XR KX xi K A ,,, A I 'wx S iq, 3 , gg I I If I If I xx '-A 1 453 , I w J MHA sgafi Er A -, g ' ' 'H-H: yay Q2 A ,, 1, . ug R A H5 Q1 ' FU- ' SI A ,. 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'IAQ' 1145 - Q, 5 ..,, I .,., I ,V ik , I, :sg h I ,.., . .,,. .E I TWV I .,..x ,.,.. 5 Q f 1 -w M me I RUTH KRAUSE NORMAN KRESSMANN GEORGE KROCK NORMA KRUEGER WILLIAM KRUSER ERIKA KUNZ CHARLES KUPCEK WILLIAM KUSCHEL PATRICIA LANGE ALLAN LARSON GLENN LAUSCH IOHN LICI-IN IERRY LARSON LARRY LARSON ER DAVID LINDER GER RY LINNEMANN DAVID LORENZ IANET LORENZ DOROTHY MALINOSKI MARIA MANDIS IACKIE MARINGER EDWARD MARTIN ROGER MEHL MARILYNN MASON IOSEPH MCPHERRIN DAVID MEYER SANDRA MEYER DONN MIELKE MARY MUELLER ELLEN MUELLER MARILYN MUELLER PAUL MUELLER ROY MUELLER LOIS NEHLS RUTH NEWBERG CAROL NELSON VICKIE NELSON ARTHUR NIELSEN RAY NORDBROCK CAROLE NORMAN DON OBERG BARBARA NOVAK BRADLEY NYSTUL CHUCK OLIVER BARBAR A OLSON MARLENE OLSEN DENNIS OWCA DON OLSON DONNA OSTRAND MELINDA PAINE GRACE PATRICIA PASTERNAK ELIZABETH PENNO TOM PETERSEN PARRAGH EMILY PETERSON WALTER PETERSON ROBERT PETHES THOMAS PRAIS DENNIS PRATT TERRY PROUDFIT IRENE PUDER TED RAUSER WARREN REGNIER ELISE REHBERGER CARLA RENTZ F RITZ RITZ LINDA REHFUSS SHARON REINKE LYNN RODE ERN MONIKA RUNGE EST ROSENOW GALE ROSENOUIST ROBERT RUNGE MICHAEL RYDEN LEONAR D SAHLING PAUL SAMSON KARALYN SCHIL DANIEL SASS VVALTER SCHERB LACI WALTER SCHMID BILL SCHMIDT HELENE SCHMIDT MARY SCHROTH UDO SCHMIDT KURT SCHMUCK LARRY SCHUBERT RUTH SCHUHKNECHT ROB DONALD SELLKE ERT SCHULTZ HERBERT SCHWARZ ALLEN SEARLES SHARON SEMROW PATRICIA SIMONIDES ANN SKARITKA IUDY STARCK LeROY SMERLING GARY SPICKERMAN RONALD STARK LORRAINE STEINKE BAR IACOUE STOLZ BARA: STERMER IOHN STETENFELD AMALIA STIEB IUDSON STOCKER DOROTHY STRANDBERG PHILIP STREICH FRED SUHR RONALD STROPE IUDITH SUI-'FERN CHRISTINE SWANSON SANDRA SWEARINGEN HERBERT TEUBER ALBERT THIELE DAN THIELE LEE THORNTON KATHY THOSS DIANE TINLEY TERRY TOBIAS MARY TOEKLT GERALD UNZICKER si A Q ,Q is I 'K ,QQ f s N 222 I 'Hugh 1, Y w K IOHN VARGA RONNIE VICIAN DON VOGEN IAMES VON LEI-IE CAROL WACI-IHOLZ KENNETH WAECHTER MARGARET WAGNER SANDRA WAHLS ROGER WALKER IENINE WALTER DENNIS WALSH SUSAN WATSON EDWARD WANATOWICZ WILLIAM WEBER SHARON WEGNER DENNIS WELKER WAYNE WENZEL EDNA WENZLAFF PETER WETTERMANN IEANNE WEYER IUDITH WILSON KAY WILSON DICK WINSKI CRAIG WOLFF HENRY WULFF VICTORIA WINTERS IUDITI-I ZIMMER IRENE ZIMMERMANN RICHARD ZOBOTI' BARBARA ZWEIF EL IRIS ZSCI-IINTZSCH FRESHMEN Camera Shy: Iohn Abojian, Harold Akre, Frank Ballo, lim Bina, Ioyce Brinkmann, Raymond Carlin, Donna Caron, Ronald Cillo, Ianet Deterding, Iames Dreyer, Iudy Ebert, Winfred Emert, Hans Forssell, David Gent- zen, Barbara Gibson, Mary Ann Giese, Martha Gronau, Karen Hansen, lames Heston, Sheryl ltzen, Art Iversen, Pam Iernberg, Ray Karnatz, Marguerite Kirchner, Kathleen Krizan, Iudith Ku- kis, Bob Larscn, Eva Loseth, Charles McDonald, Cheryl Money, George Moon, Robert Palow, Irene Petrusek, Richard Reid, David Roberts, Diane Rode, Irma Scheibert, Reinhard Schneider, Chris- tina Sobtock, Donna Thompson, Helen Walka, Judith Walmsley, Gail Weinberg, Olinde Winter. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS C V Bill Schmidt , President Paul Wegehaupt , Vice-President Gail Weinberg Secretary Marge Kirchner Treasurer Class spirit and leadership has already shown itself in the freshman class. They have shown good spirit in such things as Initiation Day, and they have shown leadership in the Student Council and other activities. We hope that in the remaining three years here at Luther North this spirit and leadership will continue. May the God of Youth give them success in the years still ahead oi them. ANDREA ALT THERESA ANDERSON CARL ANGELO EDGAR AULER IOHN BACKEN ELAINE BACHMANN BRUCE BAILEY ROBERT BALDI RONALD BANG ROBERT BAUSCHKE DONALD BEHLING GERALDINE BEHLING KENNETH BENDY DIETER BERGMANN IOHN BERGMANN BONNIE BERTHLEIN IUDY BITTOURNA LOIS BOHL ROBERT BORIS MARGARET BRAACK THOMAS BRANDT PAULINE BRAUN KAREN BUELOW ANNETTE BULMANN MICHAEL BURKHART ROBERT BURNS CAROL CAPPITELLI PARLEY CASTO WILLIAM CLARK SHARON CLARK IUDITH CRAGLIONE BARBARA DAU KARL DAY PETER DEI-'ORT LOUISE DORNER PAUL DORNER IANET DORSEY IOHN DRAWER EDITH DUENSING IAMES EBERT INGRID ECKERT ALBERT EDLAND DENNIS EGGERS RAY EHLING IRMA EICKENBERG BARBARA EISELE MARGARET FABER STEVEN FAULHABER DAN FELAN BRUCE FERENGUL ERNETTE PICK KAREN FICK DARLENE FIETZE ARLENE FREDRICKSON TERRY GANNON LARRY GRALAND GEORGE GAUER RUTH GENSCH BARBARA GEPPERTH VIVIENNE GEPPERTH RAYMOND GESSLER GREGG GIESLER KENNETH GILLHAM IUDITH GOLZ DONNA GOMALL ROBERT GOOLEY WILLIAM GRANTZ IUDITH GROSNICK IOAN GRUETZMACHER EDWARD GUSTAVSON GEORGE HAINES HAL HALIHAN CHERYL HAMEN GAY HAMILTON ROGER HARRISON IANET HAUG ELIZABETH HAUSMANN EI f N-af' gi. 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MARION HEMLER VIRGINIA HERODES IOHN HESSLER DAVID HEWELT ROBERT HILL ARTHUR HOLDER DWIGHT HOMBOM EDWARD HOPPE ROBERT HUSBERG ROBERT HUTH IOHN IVERSON HARTMUTH IACOBSON KENNETH IACOBSEN KAREN IAGLER LYNN IANSHOFF SANDRA IENSEN SUSAN IOHNSTON CHERYL IOURGENSEN LOUIS KALIS DOROTHY KAMPHAUSEN MARTIN KAPCHINSKI ANDREA KARKO ARTHUR KARSEL IUDITH KEHM BETTY KELLER ELTON KELLY TERENCE KELSEY RICHARD KENNY PATRICIA KING HARTLAND KLOTZ RUTH KOEPP LOUIS KOHLHOFF IAMES KOPENY ROBERT KOPP KANDY KORDICK WILLIAM KOUBA CHARLES KRAMER CARL KOWSKY LOIS KROG KATHY KRITZEN GERALD KUKER WAYNE KUELBE LUCTLLE KURTZ ALLEN LADENDORF RICHARD LANOCH CAROL LAWRFN2' MELODY IC-FEBARE GAIL LEENEY MARILYN LOTTES Knew um-1 CHRISTINE MANN KPRINFTH IVIANCK KAREN MARTIN BARBA P A M A SFHHOFF IAMES MASUI IS CHARLES MEAD AT ATN? MFTNKQW KFNTXTPT1-I METZNER CONSTANCE MEYERS DAVID MIELKE WARREN MILI ER WERNER MODERI-IACK DOROTHY MUELLER JAMES NASHEIM WALTER NASS DAVID NEMETH CAROL NETTINGA RICHARD NEURECK DAVID NILSSON ROBERT NIMTZ BARBARA OENNING TOM OFENLOCH RUTH OLSEN BONNY OLSON DIANE OWCA ULDIS OZOLINS CHERYL PAOLINI PATRICIA PARSONS DAVID PEDERSEN DONALD PERGANDE INGA PETERMANN INGRID PETERSONS VALDIS PETERSONS SUSAN PETT MARGARET PLANEKOWSKY IOHN PLETZ ALAN POEGAL ROBERT POMRENKE ROSEMARY PRESTI DAVID PROCTOR DIANN RAERY ELENNIE REVETHIS CARROL RICHEY JUDY RIECK BETTE RIEDER STEVEN RIETH PAULA RIETSCHEL TIM RODER DALE ROHN IRMELA ROSIN URSULA ROSIN SHERYL ROSS KAREN ROZANSKI KATHRYN RUSH SI-IARRON SALAT IOHN SANDERS NORMA SANFTLEBEN BRUCE SASS EDITH SAUTER SHIRLEY SAWYER MARVIN SCHAEFER IUDITH SCHERE SUSAN SCHIEWE KENNETH SCHILF LINDA SCI-ILENKERT CARL SCHLEUTERMANN IOE SCHMIDT WILLIAM SCHMIDT ROBERT SCHMIT KATHLEEN SEALING IUDITH SEVERANCE PATRICIA SALTER MARLENE SLOVACEK ROSS STEINEBACH DOROTHY STREETZ KAREN STURM NANCY SUHR VIVIAN SWANSON KAREN TAMM BARBARA TENNER IAMES TI-IOSS LOIS TOELKE MARY TURNER BARBARA ULRICH INGE UNDERDAL CHERYL VINEYARD VALERIE WACHHOLZ ROBBIE WALTER ANN WARNER SANDRA WASHBURN PAUL WEGEHAUPT TOM WEHR WILLIAM WERS KEITH WETZSTEIN CHERYL WHITE MARGUERITE WIEDEMANN NANCY WISCHMEYER WILLIAM WISCHMEYER DURWYN WOLF GAIL WOLLERMAN LINDA YOCH 'F' .. 1 3 :I 'Q 2 'uf ig Q ,Q sk' .X 3. .V -V ' in 'Q ' - , 'ig sf? ' Q ' X 'YL I '. ' . 2 ax ' 1 '92, S: X ' ' 42 . .- 'rn 1 '21 if H' K xiii tai 0 gf r Q 'xi Q ,E 1,3 X 535 'F ,. .qt ,gl 'zgsr N w lsg. 1 6 F 5 . ,x 1 3 I T is 1 if' a. - 1 'Q D I V T 1 A.: GC 2 S 0 '- 'fi S kr A i 2 ,Q .- . 7 .-fb 'J A s. 1 1'f' I ' -, , 134' '-'lg 1 . it-J. -,I -L: . 5 A ,, Q.. if SXQISN Q 5 a 1 3 t Mr, Duensing, Adviser Mike, President Sitting QLett to Rightj: K. Pick, H, Hoeter, I. Schwerman, Sec'y-Treas, M. House- holder, President, B. Pick, B. Koenig, A. Paschke, P. Banner, M. Paine. Standing CLeit to Rightlz P. Wegehaupt, D. Winski, B. Schmidt, D. Schumacher, C, Alm, C. Schmidt. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the governing body ot Luther North. It consists of elected members from the tour classes. There are many projects which the Student Council undertakes. Among these are the Homecoming show, Christmas decorations, civic letter points, all school party, and many more. With the coopera- tion of the Council members and the help of their advisor, Mr. Duensing, they have accomplished much and attained many of their goals. This year a new responsibility was added to the duties of the Student Councilwthat of Student Control. Student Council mem- bers served on Student Court and as monitors for detention hall. Under the direction of the Student Council, new plans for the im- provement of Student Control were made. Throughout the past year, the Student Council has attempted to serve the school to the benefit ot all concerned. lf the Council is to function properly, it needs the support and cooperation of the student body. The work ot the Student Council should not go unrecognized but should be commended as being ot greatest importance to our school. Courtesy of Mr. 61 Mrs. C. Hardt, C.cSH Electric Co. Sitting Cl.eft to Righty S. Lund, I. Arndt, B. Pick, D. Schumacher, N. Zarnt, Standing CLeft to Righty P. Loewe, M. Kimske, M. Mohrhardt, B. Revere, D. We- gehaupt, L. Ryden, C. Nasby. Sitting CLeft to Rightb: I. Lenz, H. Hoefer, B, Koenig, G. Voigt, C. Mueller, Standing CLeft to Rightjr B. Thomson, I. Weyde- mann, C. Schmidt, D. Muehlsch- legel, B. Westerberg, I. Herhold, T. Peterson. The class councils are composed of the officers of the class and elected homeroom representatives. They sponsor activities and do many things for their class. One of the main functions of the lunior Class Council is to present the Iunior-Senior Banquet. This involves a great amount of Work such as raising funds and planning details. The Senior Class Council has many small jobs to do for their class. They take care of graduation announcements, the Senior Class Gift, and the Iunior-Senior picnic. Student Court Courtesy of Iunior Home- room 25. THE CHOIRS OF L. H. N. The choirs of Luther North, under the able direction of Mr. Schroth, proved to be a great success. In these choirs students have the op- portunity and joy of singing and speading the Word of God. One of the greatest thrills for all the choirs was the making of a high fidelity re- cording in the honor of the fifieth anniversary of Lutheran secondary education in Chicago. Seeing and hearing all the choirs sing to the Glory of God certainly strengthens our certain- ty of a GOD OF YOUTH. Mr. Schroth A CAPELLA CHOIR The A Capella Choir has performed fre- quently to spread the Gospel through music. lt was asked to appear at a music clinic and also had the privilege of performing for the Execu- tive's Club. Besides the regular Christmas, Len- ten, and Spring Concerts, the A Capella Choir, for the first time in it's history, went on tour to St. Olaf in Northfield, Minnesota, to sing with the choirs of Dr. Olaf Christiansen. Courtesy of Mr. 6. Mrs. C. Wagemann First row front: A, Tantius, I. Burmeister, L. Warnke, B. Thomson, S. Berger, K. Linclemann, I. Prueter, G. Maegdlin, P. Kill, P. Rauser, C. Schroth, L. Ryden, B. Majewski, M. Tank, I. Lenz, D. Fohlmeister, I. Kemnitz, C. I-lardt, D, Hillstrom, I. Green, G. Voigt, G. Pomrenke, K. Bartel, S. Berg- mann. Second row: I. Otto, A. Manske, C. Nasby, E. Konecnik, P. Lowe, E. Krueger, L. Pittelko, I. Thorson, K, Pethes, R. Ebel, B. Kerwith, R. Bank, C. Heidorn, I. Kuhlmey, Y. Albrecht, I. Berg, I. Wagemann, G. Bohanen, D. Volek, L. I-lillger, K. Montgomery, N. Montelbano, B. Ardagh, L. Siebel. Third row: I. Swanson, C, Huth, A. Paschke, R. I-Iirschmann, F. Woerner, L. Christiansen, B. Mattsey, G. Zakrison, H. Hoefer, L. Smith, B. Anderson, D. Streich, R. Maxwell, C. Schmidt, B. Stevens, D, Bales, I. Kregg, D. Werner, M. Heidorn, G. Colletti, P. Mohrhardt. Fourth row: K. Meyer, K. Alm, R. Neubeck, H. Mowry, F. Mueller, D. Danielson, B. Lackland, P. Giesk, G. Kitch, D. Muehlschlagel, P. Lange, G. Mehl, M. Schumaker, B. Fick, W, Bock, I. Wiedemann, I. Engebretson, D. Kropke, W. Benedeck, T. Waech, L. Stocker, I. Faber, D. Hagen, A, Hemler, M. Waltz, C. Kreutzer. time First row, left to right: C. Beck, R. Zimmerman, G. Major, I. Schwermann, N. Koeppe, K. Topf, C. Hogg, B. Schiewe, B. Foreman, K, Klein, C. Nasheim, S. Lund, I. Kramer, N. Meger. Second row: K. Kressmann, K. Hamilton, E. Rehfuss, C. Steinke, L, Leeney, N. Theesfield, C. Wischmeyer, R. Kinast, L. Stemler, M. Messerschmidt, B. Lynn, L, Hansen, I. Arndt, R. Michaelson, I. Kienzel. Third row: R. Gruetzmacher, D. Bernau, I. Nielsen, B. Thompson, C. Mueller, N. Nesheim, C. Arndt P. Detloff, L. Fick, C. Clessen, K, Kerpen, I. Blanlcen, K. Martens, I. Kinniburgh, M. Rotter, D. Tillman, V. Smith, I. Eichstaedt. Fourth row: K. Wildlcatsch, L. I-lcmnan, I. Savol, D, Palmeter, M, Nordbroclc, I. Bresinger, G, Andrus, M. Hill, I. Seefeldt, D. Hewelt, B. Babiar, B. Kapchinski, S. Schiemann, L. Sievert, K. Conrad, K. Elitt, N. Iohnson, N Zarnt, L. Wolff, D. Danzer. The Girl's Choir has made mony strides in the past year. Singing selections from the Nut- cracker Suit for the Christmas Concert was one ot their accomplishments. The girls looked as if they really enjoyed singing. Courtesy of Senior Homeroom 213. GlRL'S CHOIR The school is very proud ot its Sophomore Choir which joined voices in praise to God. Seeing how the choir enjoyed singing The Carol ot the Drum made us enjoy it more. Songs from South Pacific were also enjoyed by all. FRESHMAN CHOIR SOPHOMORE CHOIR The Freshman Choir did a very fine job oi singing in the Lenten and Spring Concerts. A1- though they were first organized during the second semester, We can already see in them an enthusiasm tor spreading the Word of God through song. Courtesy of Florist Products - Paul H. Lange. j Q First row, Cleft to rightD: B. Thompson, P. Hauser, I, Maegde lin, Y. Albrecht, K. Montgomery, D, Hillstrom, G. Voigt, G. Pom- renke, Second row: L. Christian- sen, F. Woerner, D, Streich, F, Mueller, L Stocker, H. l-loefer, C. Schmidt, G. Colletti. er on many occasions and substituted whenever necessary. The second group, the Sophomore Singers, among other things, gave concerts at churches. Among the con- certs was one at Edison Park Luther- an Church and another at St. Paul Lutheran Church. First row: B. Iohnson, P, Sim- onides, G. Anderson, B. Baer- mann, E, Rehlaurger, I. Starck, K. Kelsey, E. Mueller. Second row: D. Iacohwen, L. lschinger, I, Gahl, T. Prais, P, Streich, R. Mehl, T. Elkins, S. Babiar, R. Stark. s THE SINGERS These singers are two groups of selected voices also showing their love of God through song. Led by Mr. Schroth, they performed not only with the choirs but also made extra ap- pearances. The Luther Singers were invited to sing at many different functions. Two appearances which created ex- citement for them was the one at the Palmer House, and one with the Lu- theran Choir of Chicago. This year the Luther Singers practiced with a iunior group. They performed togeth- Courtesy of Bowers Printing Ink Co. 5 1 BANDS OF L. H. N. Under the direction of Mr. Taebel the bands of Luther North did a splendid job. They played both religious and secular music. The Chamber Band and German Band not only played for L.H.N. but also visited other churches. The Dixie- land Band performed at our Homecoming fest- ivities and at Bandorama. Luther North is proud of its bands and of the advancement made in the past few years. May the bands continue their wonderful performances and enrich our lives with music. Concert Band Courtesy of Dr. H. C. Kemnitz. CONCERT BAND Four big events marked the l958-59 Con- cert Band season. Bandorama, which was the first concert of it's kind, was a great success. Both the performers and audience enjoyed it tremendously. The Concert Band also took part in the Christmas Concert with the choirs. Band- tasia, their third concert, was also a splendid success. The final event and also the most ex- citing for the members was their performance in the Music Festival in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They set a fine Christian example for the school, thereby showing their love for God. First Bow, Left to Bight: I. Boyd, L. Cvlabe, I. Travis, K, Swenson, B. Rieder. Second row: B. Cade, C. Bauer, I. Thomas, C. Roll, R. Olsen, I. LeMay, D. Thiele, R. Tetze, I. Strack, B. Hausehen, B. Carlson, B. Hirschmann. Third row: K, Henschel, H. Bruckner, B. Nehls, B. Pethes, F. Bieler, M. Byden, D. Ebert, W. Pautch, G. Huebner, VV. Panzer, D. Schiewe, I. Sailer, F. Ehling, A. Thiele. Qstandingzj I. Weydentan, C. Foster, D. Niemeyer, D, Borck, D. Eggers, K. Day, A. Treptow, L. Carruso, Mr. Taebel, director, Fourth row: K. Bohl, B. Herhold, T. Tobias, B. Miller, B. Blashke, L. Christiansen, B. Schmidt, I. Hansen, D. Muehlschlegel, M. Householder. PEP BAND The Pep Band is composed mainly of senior members of the Concert Band. They played at many of our football and basketball games. We hope that the band will continue to play at our games and help us cheer our teams on to vic- tory. BEGINNER'S BAND New students interested in music and band make up the members ot the Beqinner's Band. They participated in Bandorama and hope to enter the Concert Band next school year. Beginners Band First row: G. Leeney, L. Kroq, I. Pletz, G. Moon, I. Bina, A. Holder, I. Hessler, I. Eickenberq, I. Peterman. Second row: G. Gauer, B. Ferenqul, B, Maschoff, K. Metzner, D. Holmbom, D. Bergman I. Masulis, P. Casio, VV. Moderhack, A. Poeqel, D. Peterson, E, Loseth, S. Iensen. Third row: Mrl Tae-bel. ff if 'E' , XK r 's' 1' 'I QA gl ' 1 .H ,.4 44, f , 5 I 1 P flffi K KK AK A R 1' v ' ifxfxs K K .iygi Q. k uf any X, Q 1? . f K gp x 4. N' may' '. , .fm . . ,, , Ki 'z . 4 f ..Q,,.m1:g L. NK, . L , f. .wif fy WL- A if-NWA 1 b iffkxfi -Aw 'Q A - , . U K .. . . , ww. Sw.:-.,K,.. ,N AK V Kf.K,K.., W ,K A, . K K K,,,.,K4.3..KQK?KKKK1KK ml.. 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Q5 '2 I K v',': I' . ' -.... K k '::5 , 'T ... - . ' 2 . L f -'KK KK ' . . K.K-KKK,.K KA:'1 ful 2 K A fx 5 - K - ', K . - ...S-, Q .fvmai N Q . Q 'K ,ily W , X .M 65 .. 1' ' W Q wg yf 3 ,K xr 5 51 4 K fl Q is QQ 332 -My . Z5 -In Under the direction of Mr. Matthews this organization not only presented two plays lout sponsored Cosmotique, the speech and drama banquet. Both performers and audience enjoyed The Bat and Dino. With these plays the members gained actual experience in staqe productions. Many thanks for the entertainment you have rendered, and may you continue your splendid work, LUTHER NORTH TH ESPIANS Fred, President Courtesy of Senior Homeroom Cafeteria. Elsa, President ART CLUB An interest in art is all that is necessary to belong to this club. The members were kept busy throughout the year making posters for various clubs and helping with scenery for school functions. They learned many new con- cepts concerning the many fields of art. We hope that the club will continue to be of B service to our school and thereby interest more , , , Escaping the hurndrum of everday life, these students in an appreciation of art. girls indulge in crafts of various kinds. Among these are knitting, embroidering, and making pillows. They showed their love for others by giving filled Christmas stockings to the orphans. They showed their talent at the Student Fair in an exhibit. Keep up the good work girls! Craft Club First row Cleft to righO: Gail Weinberg, Ruth Hass, Barbara Ulrich, Karen Bergmann, Helen Walka. Second row: Sandy Swearingen, president, Karen Topf, Inge Gatz, Ianis Bernsee, Barbara Sterrner, Myrna Benson, Sheree Halper, Liz Meyer. Third row: Eileen Bechtold, Pat Detloff, Lynn Pick, Barbara Baermann, Kathy Thoss, Nancy Fieck, Barbara Olson, Ruth Krause, Ritva Hallen. X-my Sandy, President Pictures left to right and down: Carol, Gisa, ludy, Doris, Bev, Kappy, Peggy, Mr. Lange. THE LOG STAFF The Log Staff each year tries to present a yearbook which is new and individualistic. This year we have done our best to give you some- thing new and original so that you will have a book you can be proud of and one that you will long remember. We will never forget the enjoyment of pre- paring this book for you. The deadlines, en- couragement from our editor, and help from Mr. Lange, our advisor, will surely be long remem- bered. Our patron drive was a big success mainly because of the senior class and their hard work in securing donors, Many thanks for your ef- forts! We hope that you will receive as much pleasure studying the book as we did arranging it. Courtesy of The Kapchinski and Mueller Families Left to Right: L. Siebel, Business Manager: A. Tantius, Assistant Editor, Mr. Lange, Advisor, Io Weydemann, Editor-in-Chief. Io Ann Feature Top Picture: Left to Right, Seated: I. Travis, K. Eiitt, Editor, A, Paschke, I. Berg. Standing: S, Lund, C. Nasby, G. Mcxegdiin, C. Schroth, M. Mason, I. Schwerrnann. Sports Center Picture: Seated: D. Lerner, D, Schu- macher, H. Hoefer, Editor, L. Sahiing. Stand- ing: B. Schmidt, I. Lenz, B. Westerberg, Typists Bottom Picture: Seated: A. Weith, Chief Typ- ist, L. Hiiiger, C. Heidorn, Standing: B. Thomp- scn, D, Danzer, C. Rohweder, L. Sievert. .... ,,. . . iii- , f YWGLWSIQ Rf f ' - , H' P' : tg: ' f'1.',L , Q1 ,L L 'Z f f M ' c W -4357 1: -. dlp . lf 1 , I 5 - - ff I g ' . 3 Q R 4 5 13 A LE L . , ' ' 515. i ii Q H . . we .W . W K tr ' yi' .. -... . .,..,. ......,, A. -...wuz A A- - - '-'w -f44-- .. . , my W.-.W -W . ,, ., . .1-.ge-. Ig,--5, , ' A wb! ' '.II.,.... - .::.- -.-I.: Z Z .':-.1 ., f- N .,,....,3 w-g,:M '.:l 'w ?n' if' W 'sw :,-.2 V . ' - - -. -V 1 This year the Blue and Gold buzzed with more work and spirit than ever before. As our school grew, the Blue and Gold grew also. An extra page was added to the paper so that it could present more news, features, and sports articles. The Editor in Chief, IoAnn Weydemann, was seldom seen without her notebook full of Blue and Gold articles. Annelise Tantius, the As- sistant Editor, was always on the job. Correcting articles and giving advice when needed was again the job of the faculty advisor, Mr. Lange. Working hard to put out the paper was not the only job for the staff. The staff put out an excellent school directory and sponsored two roller skating parties. We hope that future staffs will have the same newspaper spirit which enabled us to enjoy reading our paper. , 5. ,-., ug, ,- , -sf 3 L u r , 5 i g 5 T ERN' i ' Ieff, President KEY CLUB This year, as always, the Key Club has been very successful. They are sponsored by the Kiwanis Club ot Chicago, and every week two Key Club members go to a Kiwanis lunch- eon. They have rendered many services and have sponsored such things as the Candy Drive and Coat Check. A hearty thanks goes to all the boys who participated in making this anoth- er successful year. Bottom to top, QleftD: Mr. Hass, QSponsorDq D. Wegehaupt, I. Dau, K. I-lartkopt, I, Schmidt, I, Benbow, T. Hartl, F, Muels ter B. Elirenberg, A, He-mler, B. Westerberg, QSec.Dp B, Fick. tBight:j G. Colletti, M. Heiclorn, A. Paschke, L. Thornton, I, Gahl, G. Geweke, C. Schmidt, CTreas.Dp I. I-lerhold, QPres.U, B. Herhold, C. Aim, CVice Presj. Courtesy ot The Girl's Service Club ci Key Club. GIRL'S SERVICE CLUB Whatsoever thy hand iindeth to do, do it with thy might is the motto ot the Girls Service Club. The twenty members ot Cr.S.C. have done many things tor both students and school. Many students will never torget the German Party with it's beer garten and Mhippenschwinger contest. Kool Kapers with it's many flops surely will not be torgotten. When usherettes and waitresses were needed, the girls were ready, willing, and able to help. Rendering these services to the school, the G.S.C. truly has lived up to it's motto. Bottom to top, QleitD: I. Lenz, QChctplinD, L. Hillger, N, Zarnt, C. Mueller, I4 Weydemann, QPres.Dp I. Berg, I, Vtfagemann, QSec.jg G. Andrus, N. Nesheim. Bottom to top, QrightD: Miss l-luxhold, Csponsorlg I. Burmeister, G. Pom- renke, A. Tantius, QTreas.D, D. Lerner, L. Hansen, S. Berger, CVice Presb, I, Kemnitz, K. Swenson, L. Byden, K. Breinig. Io Io, President The Religion Activities Club, better known as R.A.C., is divided into two separate groups, the freshman and sopho- more group and the juniors and seniors. Helping others is the main aim of both groups. They have helped others by collect- ing goods for the needy at Christmas, acquiring Portals ot Prayer tor the meditation chapel, and rendering numerous services to the students at Luther, May God continue to bless the undertaking of this organization. RELIGION ACTIVITIES CLUB Lee, President if I 3, ii Mickey, President Courtesy of The Andrus Family. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS 1 Duietl You're in the li- brc:'yl This phrase was spc an quite often by these stu-wuts. They helped Mr. Ha mo vin dei We lib? us ing ed. ai iann, our librarian, in tty ways by typing, shel- 1 books, assisting stu- tsf tiling, and much more. would like to thank the my assistants tor keeping quiet and also tor assist- us when help was need- HALL GUARDS .t it :ny students from Luther het sat plc an yo tai au otl an de- iol sin 1 to make our school a ii cleaner, and nicer ' . The Hall Guards are wg them. May l see i hall pass? This is a i tar request we're all ac- iited with. Among their it jobs they run errands help in the office. ln- cz they have done a good .ind readily deserve our 1 rest thanks. KITCHEN CREW This year we have three lunch periods because of the increase of students. Whether it be selling milk, assisting the cooks, or doing the dish- es, the kitchen crew make them enjoyable lunch hours. Our sincerest thanks go to all the kitchen crew who helped this year. Left to Right, Seated: D. Ranzer, E. Rehfuss, R. Gruetzrnacher, Standing: I. Leeney, A. Feddersen, President, H. Hoefer, M. Rotter, D. Gartner, R. Hirsch- mann, H. Niemeth, R. Miller, R. Bartz, B, Gabrielson, C. Dietz, R. Helmkamp, T. Waech, T. Cousins, Mr. Stofiregen, Sponsor. This club is composed of all juniors and seniors who are in- terested in science. One of its main functions this year was sponsoring the annual Science Fair. Through discussions and demonstrations held at their meetings the members were able to broaden their knowledge and interest in science. This club provided more information and experience for its members in the field of biology. They undertook projects such as studying the anatomy of a cat, culturing protozoa, and in- cubating chicken eggs. The members enjoyed many films on the subject of biology. The club also took field trips, among which was a trip to the Precision Clinical Laboratory. Although the club was busy with many projects, it still found time to put on an assembly with the Science Club. We hope that this club will continue in its splendid Work of giving students a chance of more study in the field of biology. Courtesy of Mr. Derer. its ..,.' .i trmiri President Taking field trips, listening to lectures, and snapping portraits, were some of the highlights ot the Camera Club this past year. Among their field trips was a visit to the Morton Arboretum. The club did a lot oi dark room Work and saw films on various topics concerning the camera. The members of this club seem to enjoy every- thing concerning a camera and this was seen in the wonderful prints that were produced. One of the main functions ot this club is to develop an interest in chess cmd teach students the fundamentals of the game. The club held a tournament among it's own members for which a trophy was given. There was an additional tournament held with Mil- waukee Lutheran High School. We hope that this club will continue it's growth and that more students will learn to en- joy the game of Chess. CAMERA CLUB Left to Right, Second Row: W. Panzer, D. Bergmann, R. Hirschmann, G. Giesler, F. Kirchner, H. Niemeth, R. Viciari. A. Lehning, QPresidentD, R. Miller. First row: R. Lange, B. Halvorsen, Mr. Hartmann, Mr, Bettermann, Mr. Dorn, I. Unzicker. CAMERA CLUB CHESS CLUB Left to Right, Second row: Mr. Koch, CSponsorD, A. Fed- dersen, QPresidentDg R. Marten, C, Dietz, I, Strack, R Pethes, H, I-loefer, D. Bales. First Row: H. Schwarz, P Samson, G. Gauss, B. Groble, S. Babiar, B. Nimtz, Alan President Courtesy of the Art Club and Chess Club. PEP CLUB 'Graaff If 1570, A V' ' 5 Q gf., :xr Dick President m ,- ' 'fll JI - ' 'Jr ' If 'KJ' wlbmfffu' v.-rgfj Pep Club members could be recognized eas- ily by their blue and gold beanies, White blouses, and dark skirts. This club is one of the largest at L.H.N. and is made up oi enthusiastic students who cheer at basketball and football games. Besides cheering, the members ushered patrons and passed out programs at games. The Pep Club did much to boost the morale ot our teams and cheered them on to many vic- tories. Courtesy of Senior Homerooms 205 G 209 The Bowling Club, which has grown considerably in the past few years, is one of the most popular clubs at Luther, lt is split into two groups, the Wednesday and Friday bowlers. On these days members would take their bowling balls and shoes and hike towards the Irving Park Bowl. This year, as always, trophies were awarded to the best player and the best team. We wish the club continued success in the future. This club is made up of boys who have received a letter for participation in major sport. To set an example for the students of L.H.N. is one ot their main objectives. The club's highlight of the year is the initiation of new members. Members sell tood at basketball games to raise money tor the athletic department. We hope that in future years the school spirit shown by this club will continue to grow, thereby helping other students maintain school spirit. Courtesy of R. Kanzler Cement Contractors. 3 BOWLING CLUB LETTERMAN'S CLUB -.V. .L h -V V. A ---'-- H ' Chuck, President X X 1 fi L! Elk M ,h LQ 23 5 P -'ic-g-A f, , . ' X - nm. nl X. 2 I TJ V, , f 3 . Rip, , .Q 1' .A d ' ' 11.11 'ff 5 1 'ig 'x ' xl 4 fer. A f f ' 'ig K j 3' I F3 :Qs ix 9 fi, f ,' Q , 1551 1 fi 'E x an 1'1 ' 2 , 511 ,h 'gi' : Q . P J .' 34 f f f . ' P ' 541, 'Q 5 3 ' 'f 'ff-Q 5 - '- 1 5 , .251 , ai in 1' vm. f A 1. 5 1 r ' v :v . ' :jk , h .ng :wi , - 1A ' LN xg? -1,7 , V A if ,Qt A, -ra ., , 1 P. 1 qi ' .. F 1 f' ' 0 GCD ' ' P 2 ? . X ,Q O Q4 4. I ' if N ' -I F. - -: ,Q ' 4 I T A 351- 'E ' ri' 'L ' 'fir 'L 9 C475 ': .Q ' - .,.,z . 2' 'c ' .N 7' as L Q Ii: ' . ft 'K' 31574 '. E? E ig W.. 'Q s - -gg n . fl 1 ' 69 Ny ral Courtesy of Ability Die cmd Mold Co VARSITY FOOTBALL Left to Right, First Row: C. Atkings, G. Colletti, P. Mohrhardt, B. Revere, P. Pustrino-captain, B. Horhold, I. Urquhart, I. Kaub. Second row: D, Hagen-manager, R. Goerke, I. Benbow, B. Malm, D. Schumacher, B, Runge, B. Anderson, P. Bacon, I. Dau, C, Linder, H. Lienenbrugger-manager. Third row: Mr. G. Yursky and Mr. R. Schlensenker-coaches, l-l. Geier, M. Kolar, K. Holtdorf, G. Mehl, I. Eliasek, D. Fleischer, T. Doering, C. Kruetzer, K. Grosch-manager, Mr. Blecke, Dick Calhoun not pictured. VARSITY FOOTBALL We at L. I-I. N. all are proud of our Wildcats who ended the football season as co-champs of the Private School League. After losing their first three games of the season to non-league schools, the team rolled over their next four opponents to gain for us a tie of first place. In the championship game with Wheaton we were defeated, but we still shared co-championship with them. During the season the Wildcats outscored their opponents 147- ll3. Dick Calhoun, a sophomore fullback, scored 8 touchdowns gaining 475 yards rushing. By scoring l62 yards in one game, Dick broke the school rushing record in the game against Mil- waukee. Quarterback Iim Dau completed 32 passes for 446 yards to help out the offense. ln eight games the offense only failed to score in one game. This year L.H.N. was fortunate in having five boys elected to the P.S.L. All Star Team. Iim Dau, Chuck Kreutzer, and Pete Pustorino were selected for the first team. Gary Mehl and Dick Calhoun made the second team, and Bruce Anderson received honorable mention. Next year the captain will be Dale Schu- macher. Thanks and congratulations go to the coaches, Mr. George Yursky and Mr. Roland Schleusener, and Captain Pete Pustorino as well as to the team which brought us a championship. Courtesy of Mr. Marshall Andresen. Luther Luther Luther Luther Luther Luther Luther Luther VARSITY FGOTBALL North North North North North North North North 7 6 O 33 32 25 21 l3 H MW BW. RJ we 3 'E I Y Y 1 R F 4 M4 . 4 Q lb! ficgifa, uh Mi W-+ Q 9 xy'-'-.1011 ' Q . , - A f im . -rr. 1- ,M I AX we 1 , , 2 Q ff La, -I l ,wr 1 'f .1,,mq Q Courtesy of the Albrecht cmd Kenmitz Families. +155 ,J ' , P ,A M . . 5 : . W ,,, f-'-X FROSH Luther North Luther North Luther North Luther North Luther North Third row, left to right: Mr. Berning, A. Karsell, D. Anderson, P, Mueller, B. Cade, D. Selke, R. Freres, G. Danner, B. Schmidt, B. Husberg, Mr. Becke. Second row: Second row: I. Stocker, A, Hagen, I. Gahl, L. Israel, I. Nasheim, E. Guettler, L. Thornton, P, Vllegehaupt, W. Emert. First Row: B. l-luth, B. Haertel, B. Larson, D. Iacobsen, B. Dorner, C. Day, C. Ekk, SOPH FOCTBALL 20 Walther 26 Luther South l3 North Shore 44 North Park 12 Wheaton For three years in a row the Frosh-Soph football team has been undefeated in league competition. We would like to con- gratulate these boys who had only six points scored against them by their league opponents. The team spent many hours practicing, and their efforts were Well rewarded. Bob Haertel was the leading scorer with eighteen points. Paul Wegehaupt was the leading ground gainer with 273 yards. Other outstanding players were Bill Schmidt, Ron Freres, Don Selke, and the team's captain, Lee Thorton. The most improved player was lohn Gahl. During the season Dick Calhoun was able to move up to the Varsity squad. Next year Paul Wegelfiaupt will be the Captain. Third row: D. Wolf, A. Laden- dort, I, Dreyer. Second row: P. Wegehaupt, D. Winski, D. Linder, I. Dau, H. Forsell, L. Thornton. First row: M. Kolar, R. Freres, D. Selke, B. Muel- ler, K. Wnechter, Coach Blcvke, D. Andersen. Luther North 44 Chicago Christian 4l Luther North 39 North Park 32 Luther North 40 University High l6 Luther North 48 Harvard 49 Luther North 55 Wheaton 3l Luther North 48 Francis Parker 45 Luther North 65 Elgin 8 Luther North 26 Walther 45 Luther North 48 Latin 28 Luther North 39 Glenwood 23 Luther North 43 North Shore 25 Luther North 63 Luther South 48 FBESHMAN BASKETBALL This year the Fresh- man Basketball team ended the season with a record of four wins and one loss. Led by captain, Al Ladendort, and Coach Schleusener, the team scored a total of l69 points. The boys tried hard and showed a good fighting spirit which helped them to win. FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL Our Frosh-Soph Basketball team won second place in lea- gue competition with ten wins and two losses. They had a rec- ord ot twelve wins and tive losses for the entire season. The co-captains tor this year were Lee Thorton and Ron Freres. The leading scorer was Dave Linder and Roy Mueller had the most rebounds. lim Dau had the most assists and was elected the most valuable player. QV ' Second row: Mr. Dinkmeyer, Coach, C. Schmidt, I. Heidlauf, B, Fick, D, Fleischer, D. Hagan, R. Filip, N. Bark, Mr, Schleusener, Assistant Coach. First row: D. Streich, Manager, H. Meinkow, H. Mowery, H, Linenbrugger, I. Schmit, D. Vtfeghaupt, S. Fusek. VARSITY BASKETBALL With the able leadership of coach Dinkmeyer and captain lim Schmit the Luther North Wildcats won the Private School League Championship. Although the team ended the season with twelve wins and no defeats in league competition, the team was eliminated by Wheaton in the first game of the P.S.L. Tournament. Our team Won the Walther trophy game, but lost the Luther South trophy game. ln the game with Elgin the Wildcats scored llO points to set a new league record. This beat the old league record of lO4 points which was set by Francis Parker. Leading the team in scoring was Tim Schmit with 297 points. ferry Heidlauf made 5432, of his field goal attempts. Howie Meinkow sparked the team with 56 free throws. Howie Meinkow and Dick Wegehaupt had the best free throw percentage, making 6470 of their shots. The leading defensive rebounder was Meinkow, and the leading offensive rebounder was Herb Lienenbrugger. Elected the most valuable player for the season was lim Schmit. Congratulations to a well deserving team of boys and coaches who worked hard to win, and of whom Luther can truly be proud. Luther North 52 Chicago Christian 36 Luther North 53 University High 42 Luther North 55 North Park 46 Luther North 57 Harvard 56 Luther North 56 Wheaton 48 Luther North 84 Francis Parker 5l Luther North 40 Elgin Academy 23 Luther North 63 Walther 51 Luther North 67 Chicago Latin 41 Luther North 89 Glenwood 45 Luther North 39 North Shore 20 Luther North 68 Luther South 61 ., 9 ,ZQL li If fi CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Second row: ludy Kernnitz, lune Kuhlmey, Yolanne Albrecht, Eileen Konecnik. First low: ludy Burmeister, loan Sch- werrnann, Burnette Ardaqh. Thank you to the cheerleaders who have made school spirit ring through the halls of Luther. These hard working gals were filled with enthusiasm and helped lead our teams on to many victories. The Varsity cheerleading squad is composed of seven members, five seniors and two juniors. This year's cap- tain was ludy Kemnitz. The Frosh-Soph squad is composed of six members, tive sophomores and one freshman. The captain was Barb Zweifel, who was chosen the most valuable cheerleader. Congratulations to Miss Brower for presenting us with such a fine squad. Lett Right: Second row: Mary Srh' N , Peggy Banner, Donna Osti url. First row: Melinda Pair Marge Kirchner, B a r b Zwt it . jourtesy of the l H. N. Pep Club Sr? V. ,-. fu X 4.4 x 12' .w f 5 Af YW ff , -gs- 9606 oamlq X5 if M' N J F ,.'7 . I xvf.-...QQ . ,Q V 3 a'rXX N X Quia P 70 V0 Q, Courtesy of the Amigcrs cmd Potricicms 79 Left to Right: Bottom row: S ner, D. Winski, I. Gahl, C Oliver. Middle row: B. Schass TRACK TEAM Ottermann, assistant coach, P Pusterino, C. Diehl, D. Hagan L. Behren, D. Muehlschlegel D. Fleischer, D. Tetze, captain The track team, coached by Mr. Everly, assisted by Mr. Offermann, was composed ot forty-two boys. Returning to this year's team were many boys who helped Win the P.S.L. Cham- pionship last year. The team's first meet was at the University ot Chicago with all the Private School League teams participa- ting. Dick Tetze was this year's captain. The boys showed good sportsmanship and determination. These qualities added up to a successful season. if av it 2 li? X . eiitil . , Sill. Q Y' wists: wsu- :.-,..:::., .I . I Lett to Right: Bottom row: B Gustavson, R. Gessler, C. Elck I. Sanders. Middle row: I Dreyer, W. Ernest, T. Elkins I. Stentenfeld. Top row: Mr Offermann, assistant coach, G Spiclcerman, D. Calhoun, R er, P. Dorner, T. Wehr, Mr Everly, coach. . I . .A ,M Auler, D. Brainard, D. Gartl burger, W. Vehrs, C. Bauer, C. Kreutzer, I. Benbow, D. Fritz, I. Sailer. Top row: Mr, 1 R. Babilla, Mr. Everly, coach. 1 Anerson, B. Schmidt, I. Stock- ,. Fig, Q Mwfnggwggffggggwqigmww an 5 :EEF ' H vw f' l ' K 5 ' A Qiif, , ' A ' .. N! aj . Z. 1QE 9 X afvf, U iv f mm, rv , R- I 5 V.-Qi ?2:1 ik - W vw 915-1 H40 T . Af f 4 y t , an .5 jg ' 1 ? 9' ,S ' u IIV. , .. ,X X W 7115? 1 j 2f,f5 EMEA! ju? 'KMJWW' w 1.: w -2 uf 1 fl I.. 11 11 u i VE Ts 4. i fi a Q - I i Q IF + .3 81 I x 3 I ,W,,...X .v.4:::4,A V gr -X . EW SIM H if -. fx .-Q if S 3 N 0564 1541 SE ,,:: X AN f . 'irx-.M kk N ! ,I M my XX X: is X Z X X xr , X , gi .V JM , in , ,J f my A .. ,J-V fx xv 41 052,12 KMJQQ i 81 :ef ' .W g-J? ,gi tr N rw, .gf fl, it 4 X N w' M Lv JW, K 4' X .fx ,J if K 3 S I aww E Cghzgdww ,QM EW .W . E F ., Zfv .:. , 2 ,M X, ' 'A b. 'Z' :EP 1: g iiifiifl .,.. Q 1 v- in i ..yb biibbu :HIQQ 1 Q '. : ,,,f ,qvzq . .:b, . , b,,., ....A: ',E. .:3E:2...'2 . ' N - A A 9NQ Q S if 'zf' -X 4' ,,.,QQ' X X3 1 Courtesy of the Novicrs Left to Right Top Mr Blecke Mr Yursky R Kenny B Malm, C. Mead, B. Fick I Schmit B Carlson P Kowbel B Pethes Mr Menking, Bottom: D. Bahn, BASEBALL This year's baseball team had a turnout of seventeen boys, ten of Whom were lettermen. Del Bahn was on the team for four seasons and was chosen captain of the team this year. Mr. Menking, assisted by Mr. Blecke and Mr. Yursky, got the team into fine shape for the season which began with a practice game against Lake View High School and a league game against Walther High School. Win or lose, typical lutheran spirit was evi- dent among the members, and steady improve- ment provided a successful season. SWIMMING ln keeping with the good showing made by the team last year, the swimming team this year had anoth- er good season. Coach Hass and captain Fred Limmel worked hard to get the team into condition for the season. Although the team did not win the P.S.L. championship, they showed good spirit and won many ribbons for second and third place- ments. , We know that the swimming team will continue to improve and to pracf tice good clean sportsmanship and fair play. Left to Right: Standing: Mr. I-lass, K. Rode, F. Limmel, B. Weber, D. Williams, Kneeling: L. Larson, B. Nimtz, D. Nemeth, I- Larson. TENNIS The tennis team season opener this spring with a match against El gin. Ken Hartkopf, captain, and Nils Bark played in single matches while Friedel Acker and Dennis Streich played in double matches. We congratulate these boys and thank them and Mr. Duensing, the coach, for giving freely of their time to represent Luther North in tennis. Left to Right: Standing: Mr. Duensing, K. I-Iartkopf, F. Acker, D. Maxwell. Kneeling: N. Bark, D. Streich. GOLF The golf team this year was com- posed of six members, all of whom were lettermen. lt was again coach- ed by Mr. Dinkmeyer. Already in their first game against North Shore they showed that they were a well qualified golf squad. Left to Right: R, Mueller, R. Filip, B. Iacey, D. Schumacher, B. Gruenes, Coach Dinkmeyer. Courtesy of the Mandis Family. '. - . A- 1- V- -4 f- 141'-f . ,J-M, ..l, ' 1.4 L 3, ' 4. 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Perser Miss Laurie Perser Perry 6: Vaughan Elda Peters Barta Petersen F. H. Petersen Mr. G Mrs. Lester Peterson Emily Peterson Kathy Pethes Mr. 61 Mrs. Bill Petrlllo Miss Adeline Petruschadt Mr. G Mrs. E. Petrusek Enda Petrusek Irene Petrusek Susan Pett Mr. Gt Mrs. H. Pfeffer Mr. 6- Mrs. H. Pfeiffer Mr. Piund Edna Pflantz Phillips 6 Ierry Mr. Philipps Mrs. Evelyn Pickens Iim Puhl Mr. :St Mrs. A. Pittelko Ioan Pittelko Lyndell Pittelko Mrs. Anna Pittelko Margaret Planekowsky Mrs. Kay Plechaty Mrs. Eleanor Plenke Dorothy Ploense Alan L. Poegel Mr. I. Gerald Polacek Frances Poole Ann F. Popelas Larry Potter Ken Precht Rosemary Presti Mr. G Mrs. E. Prueter Mr. Ted Pryst lrene Puder Pudgy O Quality Market R Iohn Rachal Mr. 6: Mrs. Ralph Raedeker Diane Raery Mr. 6 Mrs.Charles Raffay Dawn Rohlis Ralph Ransome Mr. 6 Mrs. M. Rasehke Mr. 6 Mrs. Walter Rauschenbenberg Mrs. B. Rauscher Miss V. Rauscher Peggy Rauser Mr. 6: Mrs. G. Rauser Ted Rauser Ray and Nan I. 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Thomas Ianet Thorson Bernice Thunberg Earl Thunberg Diane Tillman Mr. 6 Mrs. Arthur Tobias Terry Tobias Eleanor TTodter Lois Toelke Mr. 6. Mrs. F. Toekelt Anna Toman Mrs. Pauline Toman Rudolph Toman Mr. 6. Mrs. V. Tomaska Dr. 6 Mrs. Arthur Topf Karen Topf Mrs. A. Torland Gall Totrnan Eleanore Totzke Iayne Travis Lillian Travis Sherrie Travis Mr. Alfred A. Treptow Mr. G Mrs. B. Treptow Mr. 6. Mrs'. R. Treskow The Triplets Iosephine Trute Carl Turner Vtrgie Turner Bev. Tuttle U Mr. 6. Mrs. W. I. Wtdl Mr. 6. Mrs. I. Ullrich Ieff Urquhart V Emil E. Valovic Vamco Mail Room Mr. Arthur Vehrs Ginny Vehrs Louise Vehrs Wally Vehrs Bonnie Vlcian Vicky Gt Iohn Mr. G Mrs. D. Vletinghoff Sherry Vineyard Linda Voigt Gisa Voigt Mr. Teotil Voigt Mr. G Mrs. WM. Volek Dr. G. Von Schlaben ' Bill Voss Sharles A. Voss Mr. G Mrs'. H. Voss Loretta Voss The Vragel Family Mr. 6- Mrs. E. Voelzk Mrs. Louise Votruva Mr. G Mrs. S. Vrbik W Ted Waech Mr. G Mrs. T. Waech Mr. 6: Mrs. R. Waechter Mr. G Mrs. C. Wagemann Iackie Waqemann Iacob Wagemann Ianet Wagemann Margie Wagner Mr. G Mrs. E. Wahls Sandra Wahls Mr. G Mrs. H. Waldschmidt David Walenter Shirley Walenter Mr. 6. Mrs. T. Walenter William Walenter Roger Walker Mrs. Ruby Walker Mr. Reginald Walker Mrs. C. Wallace Mr. G Mrs. H. Walshus Robbie Walter Harry Walters Bob Walther Mr. 5 Mrs. H. Walther Mr. W. Walther Mark Waltz Ann Wamer Mr. G Mrs. Albert Warnke Ioyce Warnke Lois Warnke -U4 f X121 ' Mr. 61 Mrs. Washburn Sandra Washburn Iack Watson Mr. G Mrs. WM. C. Webber C. Weber Mr. :St Mrs. Iohn Weddell Dick Wegehauph Paul Wegehaupt Iean Weger Bob Weglanz T. Wehr Gail Weinberg Mr. 6. Mrs. H. Weinert Arlene Weith Mr. Walter B. Weith Mrs. Irene Weith Mr. 6. Mrs. Walter Weith Richard Weith Dennis Welder Ed Wendel Emil Wendleuder Edward Wendt, Ir. Richard Wenghofer Diane Wenzel Wayne Wenzel Btll Wehrs Mr. G Mrs. Wm. Wenze Mr. G Mrs. C. Wendel Edna Wenzlaff Eddiw Werdell Delmar Werner Miss Barbara Wertz Mr. A. Westbrook Carol Westerberg Iante Westerberg Merrell Wetzstein Mrs. G. Weydemann IoAnn Weydemann Barbara Wlchman Mrs. E. L. Wlchman Mr. 6. Mrs. A. Wlchman Henry Wlelff Mrs. S. Weldebusch Mrs. A. M. Wlldkatsch Mrs. Emily Wlldkatsch Kathie Wlldkatsch Mr. G Mrs. E. Wilhelm, Ir. Ed. R. Wllle Dick Williams Mr. 6. Mrs. Gust Wllner Mr. Wilson Mr. 6- Mrs. W. Wilson Tom Wlschmeyer Mr. Ilm Wttry Mrs. E. Witte Mr. E. White Carol Wochholz Fred Woerner Mr. G Mrs. Louis Wolf Mrs. Iohn Worlatscher Mr. G Mrs. E. Wrage Wunders Cemetery G Flower Shop Mr. G Mrs. Charles Wunsch Miss Bernice Wurtz Alice Wycker Clilfton Wycker Y Linda Yoch Z Nancy Zarnt Mr. G Mrs. W. Zarnt Rev. :S Mrs. C. E. ehner Mrs. Zelke Marilyn Zelmer Mrs. Susan Zelmer Mr. G Mrs. W. Zelmer William Ztclinskl William Zimmermann Ilm Zimmermann Sylvia Zlngor Mr. 6- Mrs. Emil Zirwas Richard Zobott Mr. 6 Mrs. Fred Zornow Mr. G Mrs. Adolph Zurmann Barbara Zwiefel Mr. 6 Mrs. Zwellel A.K. Anita s Party The Bat Fearless Fred The qood dirty trick Army . Little Rock defenders A. Patron Peanuts The Party Poopers Kamp: I H I , X - . .. .rvyva-qfglv-.gl-s:,g1 Samson 6 Dehlah The Sax Section Sp4 Quentet Marqean The T's Uncle Elmer Unknown Zelda's Ganq A.I.R.D.E.R.M. --200a H.E.S.G.N.B.H. -200a Marsel lst Floor Krauss C.T.C. 5th Period Civics Lunch Table la,b -3A Lunch Table 4b -3A Lunch Table 5d,e -3A Lunch Table 6d,e -SA Lunch Table ld -4B Lunch Table le -4B Lunch Table 3a,b-4B Lunch Table 3d -4B Lunch Table 5a -4B Lunch Table Sb -4B Mr. Blecke'a Senior Homeroom 23 Miss Brower's Iunlor Homeroom 25 Mr. Scheusener's Senior Homeroom 209 Mr. I.anqe's Senior Homeroom 205 Mrs. Storbeck's' Senior Homeroom 213 Mr. Teschke's Senior Haxneroom Cai. The end of this book also marks the end of L. H. N. school life for the class of 1959. As a parting word we wish the faculty and undergraduates continued success in their endeavors at Luther North. 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