Lutheran Central High School - Crusader Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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M Q' , a 4, ,,h...4 CRL U .,'v-L J , nOQ',1n- NP' I ' A 3 ELA 'v '7alfmviacZdaa WE, the seniors, wish to tell the reader of our yearbook a story. It is neither a fairy tale nor a dashing romance - merely the story of our last year at LHS. We hope you will visualize the various events. In future years, this book will help you and us to recall both humorous and serious occasions. Placing this picture of a chapel devotion first signifies the place in our lives which we have learned to set aside for the Word of God. Daily attendance at chapel services has served as a constant reminder of the good- ness of our Master.A highlight of each day, these meditations have been a source of inspiration for all who participated. rl ht a d t Z n earlv on September 3, Sun tanned s u ents entered dear Ole LHS It good to be back to Se was so claisrooms, to chatter wlth our pals t an o ook for varxous teachers Teachers'7,X e teachers We had mlssed th s, summer They were our friends 9 freshly pamted em during the 1 Mrs Caemmerer MISS GUIDANCE Row Guenther Mr Wendt Row 2 'W' Colba Grundmann R 1 Nh Colba Mr RELIGION ow M Saeger Mr Tmshelm Vh- Napxer Row 2 1' 'Vlr 'VIoIdenhal1e1' f Mr. Leimer, 'VIrs.NI8lZ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ier. Stohlmann COMMERCIA Hokamp L 'Vhss Kueck 'VIr DaVee M our teachers were helpful counselors when we came for guidance and willing cohorts when we wanted to plan some fun. They were ready to give up their free time to help us in any way they could - spo soring a new club planning a cl s activit r help- lngl our eavors 4? NE h ARJS Row I 'Wt Sachtlebql 'wr H T Bayer Row 2 M Klrch 0PPe F Walwzck W, r-UREIGN LANGUAGE M Jones rs Caemmerer Mrs z!U.ef,w,..,4' lfzmf M'-41 ach teacher led a Chrlstxan lxfe, thereby glvlng the students a tme example to follow The Chrlstlan p0lnt of VICW entered lnto every classroom dlscussxon Thou we may not always have appeared to appreclate our teachers, as we recall the past we realxze how much they have meant to us We shall not forget them socaAL STUD Vmb 'ES Row 1 wr T NGLISH Row 1 'Vhss Hitohlmann Mr DaVee er 'Ur Doenng R0 rushelm Mr E 2 W' N1 w 2 M155 Koch Rau 'Vapler Mr Moldenhauer Mr Schhnkmann Nh' W alwx ck PRACTICAL ARTS Mr Hoppe 'Vl1ss'Vleyer BOARD OF TRUSTEES standmg Leonard Drerker Paul Kummer Prof ArthurC Repp Rev Paul Streufert ev Clarence Peters Wllham Krato Herbert Waltke seated RC Obermann, George Stohlmann, john Fl8lSCl'lll, joe Wasser, and Wllllam Kramer. E . . gh . . cr ll E n I 1--7 - -5v.,ny- , .- 1 1 .A. I ' , ' I . ' .' L , A '. I I . .' r, ,.. . Y . , ff . .. , , K X A .' , 9 0 ' 1 . ,R. 7 Y 9 .- .. As our principal, Dr. Lange was the chief co-ordinator of the faculty and the guiding light of the entire school. Assisting him was the Board of Trustees, discussing our problems and planning the future of our school. The faithful office force was always ready to assist Dr. Lange, the teachers, and the students. W Hs, QL Dr Paul W Lange Prmczpal Mrs Schaefer Lois Pfnzmger G10 na FnzPa1l'Ick n 51' . ij . A E, e Alai ' I x To acquire govemmental ability, each homeroom at the beginning of both semesters elected its representative to Student Council. This governing group, after being sworn in, was divided into several committees to study the manv varied school problems Assemblles, all school soclals, hall supervision, Tours Day these were a few Student Council activities Student Council President F Ko te STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 Mr Colba W Spitz 'Vl Caemmerer C Westerhold C jungermann F Purdy N Zwieselbauer E Gaebler Nl Haake L Kopp Rou,2 A Bloedel E Feucht ,I Schuermann B Schulte 'VI Kelpe Row 3 K Intfeld B Busch A Repp R Kramer H Lochmann 'VI Krehmeyer W Redeker ,I Hauser ,I Kirchhoff E Storck K NICICTS L Welp Executive Committee 'Nl Krehmew er A. Bloedel C lunge-miann F Purdw I Brockm ann ,I Hauser 'Vl.N1i11er, D. Kunz, L. Schroeder, Ni. Reindley, J. Striler, L. Brockmann, C.Purdy, 2 C . H 1, 'L . The fear of the Lord is the have I all they do His 25 Q4 3, of wisdom: a good uuderetanding Ill, I0 ., :Q . ' fl Q-!?f+l?if,'. ., jk 1, g 'Q - A ,4.,,,, gli? h :M '93 x hifi - '. ' M y . Y ,Q . 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Lewis N1 Helms J Deyreuther A Bloedel I Boehnc D Hrueggemann Duschkemper A Buszm 'VI Dav1s H Fdmger J Exckhoff H Fxlernch F Fngelhardt J Fangmann J Flegel P Fmk B Fresh O Cerland C Gnlberl B Glass B Gnau D Gullfoy J Guttmann J Hacker S Haenel J Helton B Henderson G Hercherl 'N' Hessler R Hofstetter C Hohnbaum W Hopkln H Hopson P Janssen VI Jost W Kaeppel D Klxngler H. Kohrs .Kon s H. Kramer R. Lanemann 'VL Leath R Lehr D, Lindwedel I.. Luecker R. Lulhenauer O Maxsel M Mantel I Mnsxero N Meckfessel R 'Vletzler C Meyer I Meyer M Meyer J Mueller M Mussler B Nelson ,I Newberry P Rauch W Redeker H Rehwaldt. C Reach R Rxckard M Riley H Rxsche R Ritter V Ruedllnger M Ruth R Sandler S Sassenberg W Schlxef S Schlottach C Schmidt E Schmzdt D Shuppan M Schweppe S Shoults R Sxenng E Stemmann V Stellhorn I Stelllng D Storck S Toelle L Trapp C Ude H Unger G Warmann D Wlrneck J Wexler C Westerhold L. Wnttmer N. Wolf R. Wolters F Woodruff ,I Mehaffy A Melendez H 'Vlenche D Metzler K Mxller M 'Nhller C Mxtlendorf S Moore C Nrewald H Oebermann J Opplxger C Purdy B Reld 'VI Rexndley R Rextmeler L Reltlnger D Rodenck W Hoehrs W Rueckert G Ruedlmger 'VI Sauerbrunn R Schaeffer R Schladerbach E Schlake R Schollmeyer H Schroder W Schneber L Schroeder D Smith L Solln D Stem L Stemhrueck M Struessel L Tenme J Thlesen D Toedebusch J Vw H Vogelsang J Wallner P Wicks C Wmdec ke: J Wu umm C. Wuerffel I Young 'www Y' X 1- Y? xx he freshmen were among the most en thuslastlc salesmen during our annual maga zme campalgn They competed energetlcallv for homeroom and lndlvxdual prizes offered to encourage greater sellmg efforts Our band, athlenc teams, and vlsual axds de partment were some of the school actxvltles whlch beneflted from this all school functlon We sold all ue could we won 1' I all Take your chorce any or I you ll only sell a magazme RE5H'E F -v A if-'4f,?72 , , , ., 27 Hep tuo three We ll sell em T . . . - 4- f ' ' - ,i C X na 0 X , ? l 'I 5 Nr- U , A T' How many wzll zz be? .- gm A I 'Ill l -Z Q I ff 4' 4111 wltb October came rumors of a Fall Festl val sponsored by the Boosters to ralse the necessary funds for a school bus On Ocho ber 21 the rumors became a reallty Hun dreds of people enjoyed square dancmg wrestlmg m0V16S Glee Club smglng band playmg the auctxon, trxck photography and the fish fry oalfe wmner awardedpnz e The money is just rolling in. n C ' . Omg' gomg, gone. 9' , V If? , Q v , 0 xi -.J ,T Q4 , , 5 i Fir 55 in ff xght team flghtl Flght team flghtl Cheers lxke this and many others rolled across the field as the Crusader eleven put thexr plays IDIO actlon Coached by 'Hr Walwlck, the maroon and gold boys fought hard all sea son to brlng fame and glory to LHS The Crusaders set a fme example of sportsman shxp, and thelr efforts wxll be remembered ln the future VARSITY Row 1 R Schroder C Nlebhng R Wameck J Malerhoffer B Lanemann R Luthenauer V Koenlg D Sandler P Kochendorfer fMg'rl Coach Doermg. Row 2 D Hettmger T Slflllll J Her mann D Klflg N Sxrna A Bomfer J Hager A Repp A Faulkner R. Schuppan C Bombe .I Haber Row 3 A Hasson B Busch R Lochmann B Holt W Luebke N Wolf J Weller F Dxerker R Flscher J Thorburg D Haber Coach Trushelm Coach w2.lW1Ck Absent D Kemp F Lannom E Zobel B TEAM Row I D Schuppan K Cornet J Maxerhoffer J Haber They re outtowzn J. Hermann, W. Kosfeld, B. Lanemann. Row 2: D. Sandler, N. Sima, H. Schroder, K. Radmer, R. Wameck, W. Redeker, C. Nieb- lin g, T. Smith. Reponlng the perfommance of the athletic teams and other news events of current 1n terest was the job of the journallsm class through the publlcatlon of the Courier, our monthly newspaper ThlS year they made the paper even more attractlve by lntroduc mg novel features such as flnema Chatter, Gals n Guvs, and Peeps at Pedagogues EdztorL Brockmann flsszstant Fdztorf' Reeder 4 45 COURIER STAFF Row I 'VI Boll C Saeger L Hoffmann C Lltfm F 9clu'1eber J Strxler Row 2 E Nlueller B Boehme E Peters VI Saleska B Vogel C' Reeder Rou,3 J Hesse N1 Lange N Wolf 'Vlr Grundmann L Brockmann K' See-vers 'Vl Caemmerer The Produc tlon Llne . . I7 . '. u ! -1 Q A f .iii X A- Q '.'. ,. ,. y. ,.,.. ,- . ':. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,.. . '.'. ,. ,.. ,.. ,Q ,,.., .,. . Edztor C. Saeger Assistant Fdztor C Litfin The other publication of our School is our yearbook, the Crusader, By the end of 0010. ber the editor and staff were selected. They immediately Started to make plans for the new Crusader. Taking pictures, planning pages, writing copy - there was enough work to keep the entire staff busy. CRUSADER STAFF Row 1 M Caemmerer C Diebold E Mueller M Steffen C Lit fin C Saeger E Peters D Stelloh M Meyer E Feucht C Gibson Rou 2 Mr Gruber Mrs Jones N Zwieselbauer J Jordan B Boehme D Seibel C Borth L Meier Miss Becker Row 3 C Batchelder E Jobs C Kretschmar D Bmns R Kunz J Krahn Mr Schllnkmann Rou 4 D Brauer M Knodel M Lange M Ho rstman M Kelpe Editor in Chief Assistant Fdltor Business Manager 'Warratlve Girls Sports Boys Sports Formal Pictures Candlds Student Photographer Ar Head Typist Mlscellaneous Committee Chairman C arole Saeger 'Margaret Caemmerer Dorothy Stelloh Eleanore Feucht Carl Gibson Mildred Meyer Marlene Steffen ,lack Gabler Elaine Mueller Eunice Peters Carole Diebold , , . l l ': . , .' , .. , . , . '- ly 0 y 0 Y an , 0 , D p l . I Q : 1 ,, . ,.. I , . , . , ..' , . , .. l , l . .' . , . , . , . , . , . ,.. l . . , . , . , - ,.. . .-.- . U . ' J' ... ...CarolLitfin l , -.Q ,,,, i ' ..... ' 9 I . -sun ' ,.. - I.. Gilt. r l uu.'.au.- ...A I ........-... ...- . .. ' . I IIOOIIIIIDOOIOIOD ill I '- . l lllll I . he LHS qumtet opened its tbxrd basketball season wltb a defeat at the hands of Paclflc, 42 41 Bouncmg rlght back the Crusaders won flrst place ln the Bayless Tournament by defeatmg Fureka, PaClflC, Hancock, and Team Won L os! Pe rc Vars :fy Bayless VARSITY Rowl J Thorburg W Wexner N Wolf S Rud C Randen E Moellenng B F1sher Row B TEAM Row 1 R Feucht ,I Haber J Klrchhoff D Haertllng R Mahach T Smxth L Siebel J FIIZSIUIITIOHS Row 2 D Luchslnger ,I Malerhoffer E Albers ,I Stem J Hauser C Click W Kos feld D Westermann Coach Saeger . ' '. ' 16 I1 .593 7 ' A ' I NBII 4 I .840 : . , . ' , . , . dy, . ' , . . ' , . ' . 2: B. Ameiss, E. Korte, M. Krehmeyer, K. Hopson, B. Holt, N. Young, G. Birkmann, G. Purdy,Coach Q W I5 5 5 l I2 7 I6 3 nder Coach I exmer s excellent supervlslon, the team won 5992 of then games The students showed thelr appreclatlon of the team s efforts by attendmg the games and cheermgthe players on to vxctory FRESHMAN Row 1 'VI Schweppe ,I MQSICYO W Schneber A Melendez L Sohn D Groppe Row 2 W Roehrs R Metzler C Hohnbaum C Purdy D 'Vletzler D W Redeker R LEWIS Nfl - X , llllwg K Get that rebound H19 hands have lt Team Won L os! P arc F reshman I 7 U . , . . . Schuppan, D. Sondler. Row 3:,Mr..Doering,, B. Lehr, O. Cerlarld, R. liranlerl L. Treppl, 4. . 4 I s hi r l 9 2 1 7 .708 heerleaders wearing maroon slacks and white sweaters, Pep Club members wearing their ma- roon and gold beanles, and all the students loyally coming to the games and cheering the team without such mspiration our basketball team ml t not have won that trophy Our cheer leaders were emblems of the falthful support of the student body at every game VARSITY F Guebert C Gunn J Bergmann VI Saleska SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMEN C Werner W Wmdhorst L Ollm ger .I Rose L Beckermann Abernathy P Fink D Kunz PEP CLUB Luozth 12 Uwzth a T H E with an E with an R uzth an R AN 'gh L.Kopp. E. Bonifer, E. Steinmann, J. ecember, the height of the basketball sea- son,was also the month of our annualChrist- mas concert. Nearly every student had a part in the concert. Some were in charge of sell- ing ticketsg the music organizations pro- claimed the Christmas message through songsg the dramatics classes provided the scenery and the tableaux. Spanish Club Pinata Party Posed but good vane m the manger CHOIRROU-1 I .I Aselmann B Flsdler R Kunz J Buettner J Jordan C Diebold N Zwieselbauer S Buethe ,I Scheer B Meyer L Welp A Johnson M Caemmerer C Bames V Wallace B Brauer Stelloh E Peters C Reeder D Unger L Hoffmann B Biller H Bneger M Haake Row3 Boehme ,I Bergmann M Horstmann S Dietze J Weller C Uetrecht E Moellenng C Randen Kemp R Erbe B Stelloh M Krehmeyer G Niswonger ,I Stnler D Bruns C Kretschmar Row R Tw1llmann N Wemgarth K Nieters K Hopson D Ruedlmger R Kunz N Young B Ameiss D Fuellxng E Levene B Busch W Schaefer A Bomfer F Helge K Zesch G Brauer R Williams 1 ! I A i L . 5 r of S ' 3 Row 2: R. Knauft, E. Jobs, Ml Boll, J: Tinnin, S. ,Biller, B. Kosfeldl D. Kathenlaerger, Cl. Woodruff, D- 1 - , . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . - . : B' 7 ' ! ' ' I ' ' 7 ' l l 5 7 ' ' I I ' A 1 D. , . , . , . . , . ' , . 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H n Q 'I ew.. , I . , , ' . I 1 ,, . ' Q: :ffs L 1 xx -,W Q f,x,X+-.v.-,xqkxumnwf Laws fm Rm I GIRLS GLEE CLUB Rowl D Brauer C Dlebold C Lltfm ,I Buettner R Kunz ,I Jordan ,I Bren nan B Flscher ,I Aselmann B Brauer D Schollmeyer C Barnes ,I Krahn V Wallace D Lnger .I Hopson V1 Caemmerer A ,Iohnson lx flmmermann R014 2 C Woodruff E Hellmann B Boehme I Hllgeman D Selbel L Hoffmann B Vo el F jobs D Hltt Nl Haake 'Nd Boll ,I Brands S B11 If-r 'Vl 'Vleyer F Peters D Stelloh P Pdlnger N Zwleselbauer .I Bedeker Rom 3 .I Scheer 'W Horstmann C Nllswonger ,I Bergmann F Feucht B Blller Nl Saleska D Bruns .I Strller C lxrelschmar L Welp R Hachmelster N1 Ixelpe 5 Dletze B 'Nlever S Buethe BOYS GLEE CLUB Row! R Feucht C Brauer ,I Feucht B Galen V Klefer D Hunkler P Stephan D lung Row? D Hoehn C Wlebllng L Flscher ,I Behnke R Wlll1amS NI Slrna R Ohleal Row 3 D Buedllnger B Warneclc A1 Bonlfer K Zesch R Schnelder E Zobel W Kosfeld Row4 T Smith H Amexss 'V Young F Nloellerlng C LetrechtB Heermann R Frbe W Dlerker The big event of the sophomores' year was their Sentimental Hobo Party in February. This well- planned social included active group games, community singing, and a coronatiou ceremony. Various other parties provided entertainment throughout the year. Our sophomores had fun wherever they were. ? I 1 y I A ' ' QL' :A gf, .. IQ 5 is A skflcf ' My Aattcml unto my wisem, and bow thine to my liiffderstandingf' Prnra fb, 'L' F ' ' A 'Qf 'J U 'I I , -4. - .7 1 , if 5 'xv lfQB!!?fz , f 'fgre- ?'!'is' : '253. E Q 'Zh 1-H. ,gp V, ,gb .fi : .U M' 5-, Q ,12 Q - -- . -rr '! P .' f. V ' 'Qv'flf',' 2 J- L 1 I '5'-jfl x , X I 'i r-.,. ef A-632 ,1 yi: ' A .Um , ?'4lf-Q' zflii L-'flu ,-4 f in? iiifizlefv lm w 1 1' f 315 fHi'?2 Z zzf.. 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R udsen H Kuhlengel C Kuhlmann R kuhlmann M Lanemann J Lxndner D Luchsmger ,I Luebkeman C 'N1cLaughl1n R Maurer C 'Vleckfessel 'W 'Vlexller D Meyer A Mueller C 'Vlueller 'VI 'Vlueller S Neuhaus R ONea1 L Peters A Pxel K Pxke K Radmer B Rauch E Rausch ,I Reeder B Roth G Rudolph ,I Schxller J Schmxdt J Scurns M Segelh orst L Sexbel M Senter C Sxeman A Sxermg N Sxma T Srnlth E Storck A Thuro A Wallmgsford ,I Wangerm L Weshng D Westermann C Wxese J wxlkes P Kochendorfer W Kosfeld E Krause E Lawrence C Lrlxenkamp S Le Page H 'Vlahsch J 'Vhnerhoffer R Vlangrum 'Vl 'Vhller W Moellenhoff P 'Vluehl ,I Newhouse G N1e blrng L Ollmger 'VI Poppnz P Pnmo M Purzner P Hxchterkessmg G Rxpley J Rose B Schroeder L Schubert J Schuermann P Shaffer S Sleckmann D Sxeger j Ste nn E Ste lhng P Stephan R Wsmeck D Wegener C Werner W Wmdhorst R Wollgas! 17 0 W4 7 3 wednesday after school was the meeting time of the I roller skaters and the bowlers. The Holler Skating Q j Club flifl its skating at the Arena, while the teams of the Bowling League held their contests at the Delmar bowling allev. X ' J ' . I 5 . I 0 'f'fgfr 'Qfmn ' 121 1 R Hunt J Fanemann, C- Reich' R' ROLLER sxnmc CLUB Row lily' S'iIm6i3S5li3nlle,.B.Ba1lI1ii1Svlll' Fimhaw' J' Tis' Reitmeier, V- Ruedinger, V. HOP Hg 4C.l ss, Nl. Heerboth, R. H0fStette K' Zesc ' Row 2. G. Rudolph, 5- Newhouse' a B. Hen derson, A. Alewel, Nlr. Sachtleben. BOWLING CLUB Row I: 'Vl. Vliller, D. Coerver, S. Haenel, B. Schulte, J. Hippe,D. Crimm. R014 2.' R. Twillmann, A. Nlueller, B. Vogel, D. Kellmann, R. Roth, W. Gomez, F. Stelling. Rau' 3: P. Muehl, K. Radmer, Nl. Knodel, J. Hesse, N1. Lange, L. Pott- hoff, E. Janssen. Row 4: Nlr. Trusheim, F. Brockmann, J. Cato, D. Ditzler, J. Knackstedt, C. Uetreczht, D. King, J. Tomasovic, C. Schaffner, T. Heinrichsmeyer. Those interested in guns or science as a hobby joined the Rifle or the Science Club. The Hsharp-shooters met at the armory for target prac- tice. They also learned to handle rifles safely. The scientists formed their club this year to add to classroom knowledge. Nz ...i 9 - 'Z RIFLE CLUB Row I .' A. E D. Toedebusch, F. Hess Iip,GY'hgf'C0bS, L. Baese, D. Roderick N Hes 1 , C u I O S e mg, M- Feick, R. Maurer. er' Row 2-' Mr- Sachtleben, SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: M. Nlantei, R. Luthenauer, E. Freund, H. Menche, M. Hoech. Row 2 Mr. Wendt, H. Rehwaldt, I... Temme, Q, Maisel, M, Leath, 07 T' Two Of the more intellectual groups were the Spanish and the College Prep Clubs. By studying Spanish customs the club members gained 8 better understanding of the people. Representatives from various colleges acquainted the Prep Club members with college opportunities. F Feuchi C I-'UHYVE' . . . B , C. Wiebrachl, J- ' u . COLLEGE P EP cLx:1BLRtZwh1j BCaSgauf.rHeSSler, C. Saegen E,1w1:e11ef, Schnebe' Row 2 a C ' .R11k inter, B. Kosfeid, D. sch., eYer, 'ab A. Row 3 w Spitz 'vi weve J' uD.OStellohv J. Bergmann, L- Wane D' H er' Row 4 Mr Walwick B Boehmev SPANISH CLUB Row I B Schlake J Hesse, C. Melendez, Mrs. Jones, C.,Iunger- ow mann R 2 N1 Eilench H Kelly C Berth, Nl. Huning, K. Zimmerman, P. Mohme, xt eweral clubs were formed to render SCIWICC 1n warxous to the lnrllwlclual classes The Nllsslon fllub members went Cl1I'lStTT13S carollnff and xlsltlng at the Altenbelm, anfl canxasserl for the new Brentwood flonvregatxon fields. The members of the Projector Club showed movies . . Y. , U . . A . J 0 ' , ' V A D 1 . 'lo- I 4-so -,-..,, V 'V'-' 45' MISSION CLUB Rau . I.' D, Helder. Row Q.. -wr. KOChendorfer, S. Schlottac Colba, B. Kge I hr .l0rrlan F v . mann, R. Kunz W ' PPC y .l. Feuch v 4- 5f'lll'Il?lD y . Rlley, J, 'Never F Rriphpr gy Buff-Ulorf, R. Kuhlmann T film? nau PROJECTOR CLUB Rou I.' Nlr. Stohlmann, Nl. Kress, R. Twillmann, R. Kasten, J. Stelling, D. Storck. Row 2: R. Sandler, D. Holt, L. Steinbruecke, C. WlcLaughlin,R. Wameck, J. Boyce, T. Smith, C. Cuetersloh. Rou. 3: J. Scuras, J. Cato, J. Nlikulas C. Schaffner, H. Ramming, U. Nleyer, U. lloll, V. Ollinger, C. Bombe. Two other interesting clubs here at LHS are the FHA and the LAC. A mother-daughter banquet planned and prepared by the girls themselves was the big event of the year for the Future llomemalcers of America. The, Library Assistants Club helped the librarian by checlf- ing and sorting books. -1-?FHA Row 1: Miss Meyer, lioihnlizillnieltulailLileinricbsmeyer, U. Stelloh. KOH' '55 ' C' Lilienkalnpi J. Wie 8 y Filth, C. Niswonger. Kunz, W- Spitz' A Thur0'B' O LAC Row I: Vlr. Sachtleben. Row 2.' O. Cerland, J. Kuhn, E. Ehlers, H. Reid, j. Fang- mann,E. Brieger, B. Brauer, C. Wiebracht, E. Schlake, L. Sohn. R014 3: B. Henderson, N. Zwieselbauer, T. Kulpa, B. Kosfeld, J. Case. ybcational interests were featured in some clubs. The Tl'Nl Club CThose Interestedin Medicinel visited several hospitals and discussed topics of medical interest. The main purpose of the Thespians was to promote drama by taking an active part in plays and play production. OLD i 1' I THE-SPIANS Row If E. Ehlers, B, V0 1 C , . W' nm, D. Schollmeyer. Row 2: M- Laisch J Eebracht, B. Brauer, B, Kgsfeld, J. Tin- P' Kochendorfery J. Brennan, D. Beck- , . ase, L. KOPP, R. Beck, T. Wahlmann, TIM CLUB Row 1: D. Hulschulze, J. Case, M. Reindley, E. Kucera, D. Heinrichsmeyer L. Mueller, J. Redeker. Row 2: M.Jaekel, A. Dolak, S. Schlottach, E. Brieger, Miss Koch, R. Beck, H. Brieger, P. Wicks, J. Brennan. QW aturdav ewenmg 'Xlarcb l was the Qports Festival at Foncordla Flelfl llouse flee flub and Several basketball games were part of the entertainment The blgbllgbt of the exenxng was a ame between the alumni and the var s1tv It was wonderful to see the fellows baclt ln actlon and to watch the former cheerleaders S 4 V - , 7, -V l ' A l . a g I A Singing, band playing,twirling of tbemajorettes, Every year the whole school has a Tours Day. In addition to this, several classes took field trips to various places such as Gray Summit, Flockwoods Reservation, and 'Weramec State Park. This past April Mr. 'Nlesserli and Nliss Guenther conducted a group of thirty-five stu- dents on a three-dav tour of Chicago. n Order to false the necessary funds to finance the jumor Senior Banquet m the latter part of 'Vlarch the Iumor Flass presented the well known plav by .lean Kerr Our Hearts were Young and fay .-4- 4 ms WW DW Nmcnlq 3o+3 8 oo P Lvnnrulkukm cum lxzsWmm Ao'-7375, Cv-m.oREn50i 'ii if 33' 'So teach us to number oyiiflmigsx, that w sf 5 , faked? gn Q -7 , 1. J C V,- in r O f ,S a ,ME El- WP -s isa 1 f' 25? la a ' c may apply 0ur hearts unto wisdom. :Q if ,j '?R'vf:f A Psalm 90. I2 .-., Q2-'E:'.err?j? U.. .fa L? i tip :XA I ,Q r a a ' ir ,.5. if - ' dig .A' A asv f' f a aa a 1 ea-5, E' 3 - x M .., L 4 - ' -Q 6066014 J Abemathy W And erson A Ando! I Barron D Beck R Beck L Boyer B Brauer R Brelle nhach R Bruder N1 Buddxe S Bue the D Curry F Dlerker R Dorn H Ex-be B F1 scher G Gxelow G Grove G Gunn L Harrlgan D Hemrlchsmeyer F' Helge ,I Hopson R Huebener D Hulschulze 4 Johnson C Jungermann D Ralzenberger L RFEIITIEY B kosfeld NI krehmever A Kramer 6016044 N1 Kress E Kucera O Kuehnert J lax B Meyer 'N Nleyer E 'Hoe llerm g P Nlohme B 'Niue ller 'V Olhnger J Powers R Rammmg A Repp G Ruddy C Schaffner J Scheer B Schlake D Schroeder B Schulte N SIEVHIQ J Thorhurg B Txemann j Tmmn R Versemann H Voe rtman H Wagner 'Nl Wehmueller J Weller N' Wexngarth F Wolff C Woodruff N Young R Kunz 1 Levene P N1CGee 5 'Nleyer ,I Nlxkulas Nl Nhller L 'Hue ller J 'Velson J 'Vxemexer C Rarlden .l Hedeker R Held D Saak W Schaefer N Schmzdt D Scholl D Schollmeyer B Stelloh G Stuertz B Th lemann J Tomasovxc K Turmo R Twxllmann T Wahlmann R Walker J We ger C Wxehracht D Wxe sehan H Woehlke K Zesch K Zlmmermann 0 . N , , P- Reimnill J. Rullkoelter During February anrl llarch the science classes workerl feverishly on their pro- jects for the Greater St. l,ouis Science Fair which was held A-Xpril l6-20 at the Washington lvniversity Fielrl llouse. April 18 was Careers Day for the jun- iors and seniors. The Sabre llonor Society plannefl anri inviterl speakers from various vocational fields. EE LUL l 4 's SABRE SOCIETY R014 1:N1iss Guenther, C. Saeger C' litfin C 'llelendez N1 Horst man. Rau 2: Nl. Caemmerer, R. Vogel, li. Broekmann 'Nl Saleska Y msc LLB! uns Let's stop here and tie some loose ends. Although these snaps weren't of the most important events of the year, they deserved a place in our Crusader. The occasions pictured here are storedin our memory books. This page will help to refresh each memory. 6 HIGH SCHOOL R E V U E we Lumsnm Qfubntau ,- 164 QMAA. 7, 1 BROADCAST EVERY SUNDAY 639-'Po M KWH I Girls are just as athletic as boys. Therefore, in addition to gym classes, sports-minded girls formed the Girls' Athletic Association. This gave more opportunity for participation in sports and for building Christian ideals of sportsmanship. There was a group for,all classes. Seadou ,W W 3 Wm 7W'f V0WyJJi 'gig x xx LQJMW BAL MQW fpyiofli Mi Tense H10 n men! n the P c pw fame UH to Each of these four groups organized competing teams. Activities began last fall with a volley- ball toumament in which the freshmen came out on top. Xleanwhile there were many sets of singles and doubles in table tennis and aerial darts. The winter sport was basketball. 6066014 S ,diamond zeeimen I 0- 535, X M Q A , Ll Again each division had a contest with the winners entering the play-off. Senior, junior, and sophomore varsity teams were fomierl. They scrimmaged each other anfl competed against Principia. In spring came barlminton, table tennis, anrl another round of volleyball. All through the year feminine sports enthusi- asts were actively carrying out the well- rounclefl GAA-X program. 'B TEAM Row l.' R. WoHgast, Nlgr., L. Sohn, A. Nlelendez. A. Bloedel, one of the favorite Sports at LHS is base- ball. lfnder the coaches' excellent super- vision, the boys learned the basic funda- mentals and eagerly waited to don their uniforms for the first' game. The squad had a tough schedule which included Country Day, Taylor, Principia, John Burroughs, and Vlaryland lleights. 141504. Nlfff-4 VARSITY Row I: R. Kelpe, H. Weingarth, D. Haber, E. Korte, Coach Doering, Coach Nioldenhauer. Row 2: K. Hopson, R. Lochmann, D. Haertling, N. Ollinger, M. Krehmeyer, F. Purdy. Row 3: J. Birkmann, E. Vloellering, S. Ruddy, N. Wolf, J- Thornburg. 'A ' N Q. H. Unger, C. Purdy, C. Hohnbaum, W. Kosfeld. Row 2: K. Cornet. J. Her- mann, J- Haber, J. Nlaierhoeffer, K. Pike, R. Kuhlmann, G. Lawrence, J. Vie, R. Schrader. Row 3: R. Schlatterbach, R. Lewis, D. Westermann, R. Xlahach, R. Kramer, J. Fitzsimmons, B. Lehr, W. Redeker, W. Roehxs, Rau 4: R. Heflin, D. Sandler, J. Cato, 0. Cerland, E. Storck, D. Hoehn, K1. Koeneman. Speed, enclurance, and strong constitution are the main elements which make up a good track man. l'nder the careful guiflance and coaching of Nlr. Clusenkamp, the fellows developed these skills. They leamed to pole vault, broad jump, and run. l,llS rooters can well be proud of the team's efforts. Al. .. A 1 D Rettmger E Lffbel U 11 R VARSITY Row h Glusenkamp D FUR mg A Hasson A Repp Row 2 Coac F Dlerker Coach Walwick F1 sch er P Kochendorfer R Rammmg B TEAM ROILI l' Albers L Stexnbrueclx D Vlever W Kogppg-I Ron 7 fxoach Flusonkamp 'N Wolf V3 Calen lx Radmer W lue fer li Schuppan Tennis, a relatively new sport at LHS, is already quite popular. The boys worked out in the fall of '50 and the spring of '5l. Under Coach Yapier, the fellows learned to play clean, fast tennis. They showed true sports- manship. Among the teams they played were Kirkwood, Fairview, and Hadley. y O ' A I, Z J Schiller L cbs J babie' H Warn k T'aPP .l Hauser C U ec L Seibel .l Bo c K C Meckfessel H Ander etrecht W Anderson A B Y 6 Zesch Son R-Kasten enke .l Klrchhoff Btwn P41 464 has- wir 52.-v he b1g occasmn of the xefir for the band vsle xts fnnert IH N11 Thes me I IS concert bCSlf'l8S plaxln frwr QCYCFHI parades mr! it pun -.ports ments ihroughout the sen' Included IH the progrxm of the umcerl were 1 trumpet snlm and a frumpet duet p--iq BAND Rau I P Shaffer N1 Kelpe C letrecht D Brauer D Ruedlm cr j Fxegel D Hanev C Werner Rou 2 'Hr Bayer Vl Heerboth H Coede H aerkel f' 'Nleblmg U Kmg V Kleffer N1 Wollgast D Hoehn A Breltenbach R u 3 A Horetman J Wangerln N Weber K Radmer -X Dosienbach ,I Blrkmann W Dlerks .I hna kstefll ,ll i fd .Tr ne of the features of the Band Concert was the twirling of the five drum ma- jorettes to the time of the stirring marches played by the band Some girls prefer twirlingg some fellows prefer sports. Those boys who participated and earned an eight inch letter in a major sport were eligible for membership ifl the Lettermen s Club un now 1 lx Hopson J Thorburg B Holt D R tt S R R Lochmann 'VI Krehmever Hou 2 B Fischer j Weilfxlggr K uddy D Haber Bonlfer A Breltenbach F Lannom J Blrk 'imp xl W0lf A MAJORETTESJ Wax H Hue enef l 'Nlewhouse w6SIPI'llOlCl l Roehne , . 'ug ' ,- . A , - , . , . . Y K . , . , 1, . I , h. . 1 1 -' . -, ' , . ' , . 4 W I Y y . y I . - ' ' ' r - - Coach Lcimer' ' mann, J- Haber, .l- Hager, N. Weber, 1 c x f 5 1 i ' . ,k X if 5 , .- ' . , C Two events to which we looked forward as seniors were the Junior-Senior Ban- quet given this year at De Soto Hotel and Senior Camp at Camp Derricotte. The banquet marked the last time we were together as a class with the juniors for a social affair. ln planning sen- ior camp, the Entertainment Committee chose boot camp as the theme. X XQ- IFN 1 How many please? The fellows arrzved promptly ,AL Ghall uf lemeg Camp time zs rolling around W ,1i,Xt ill : 1 3 L P I iii - i ta l r with this page of snapshots to bring back senior mem- ories of all our good times together, we bring tn a close this story of our last eventful year at Lutheran lligh. S av -ul., mmf! 1-di ps 5. RL SSELL H LOCHNI -YVN Lucky Heres one swell fellow who LS our Pres We all abzde by what he says Sennor Class Presldent ,lumor Class Treasurer ,lunlor Play Student Councll l 4 Baseball 3 4 Lettered F'ootball4 Let tered Basketball l 2 Tra k l Intramural Sports 4 Let DON HABER Laughmg must be his favorzte pastzme For now he s learned to chuckle utzth rhyme Senlor Class V1cePresIdent Entertamment Commlttee 4 Junlor Plav Football 3 4 Let tered Basketball 4 Baseball 3 4 Lettered Intramural Sports 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Vw ANDA SPITZ S ltsy Her personaltty makes her charmmg lass She was secretary 0 our senzor class Semor Class Secretary Junior Pla COmmltlEC Son sterettes 2 Fashlon Show lg 4 FHA 4 Spanxsh Club 4 alla Psalm 46 l Cod LS our re uge and strength a very present help Ln trouble Zawez White Rose Farewell l utheran Ilxgh School, Farewell to thee 1 We leave you our hopes and take our memorles We ll long remember with smiles and tears Thls graduatmg class throughout the years. Wlth prayerful hearts we bxd thee adleu, Lutheran lllgh, Lutheran lllgh, We'll always remember you. Lyrics and music by Al Breztenbach Y . - A A AY A7 A ll 1, , . - a 'Z . . . . - ' . 5 . L 9 g 1 5 ,S '1 S ' ' 9 Q Q Q ' Q Q 9 1 Q C 1 S Q , S , 5 ' '1 Q. 1 5 Iermen S Club 3, 4. Bowhng Club 3, A fl o ,Y P ' a , . Q ' 1 - 2 1 Q 1 Q Q 1 I 1 , . ff . 1 f 4 - an 7 . , . a . 1 4 ' A I .J I O 1 1 . . 9 ROBERT AMEISS Bu Boll botl bubble and bozl Over a hot stove Bob wzll toll Class Vlce Presldent l Junxor Pla Comnuttee Boys Clee Clu 4 Intramural S orts 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 R1 e Club 1 SHIRLE Y BARONOVIC Shzrley as eager or fun She s a rzend to everyone Crusader 4 ,Iumor Play Com mxttee Songsterettes 2 3 Fashlon Show 2 Roller Skat mg Club 1 R UTH CAROL B ARTOLD Ruthze has been great Fashion Show 2 CHARLOTTE B ATCHE LDE R Through the years she has not rown Sttl to us she ts well known Crusader 4 Son sterettes 2 C A A 4 Fas lon Show 2 4 Roller Skatlng Club 2 Dia matlc Club 3 4 Thesplan Soclety 3 4 JACQUELINE BERGMANN Jackxe She kept our colors flytng hz h Our raises to her rmg to t e s Entertamment Commlttee 4 Junlor-Senlor Banquet Com mlttee Songsterettes 2 Clrls Clee Club 3 4 Cholr 4 G A A 3 4 lntramural Sportsl 2 3 Fashlon Show l Cheer leader 3 4 Captam 4 Pe Club 3 4 Sabre Socxety 3 4? Secretary 4 LAC 1 Dramatlc Club3 BETTY JAYNE BILLER Wzth her smiles she dzd be uzle The Senzor r-lass tn a c arm mg style junlor Pla Comrmttee B Chorus 2 h 1r 3 4 G1 ls Glee Club 3 4 Songsterettes 2 G A A 3 4 Treasurer3 Intramural Sports l 2 3 Fashlon Show 1, 4 Commerclal Club 3 SHIRLEY BILLER Shlrl We ve heard tt sand and we re sure tts true When Shtrley s around ur przses are due Jlmlor Pla Committee B Chorus 2 holr 3 4 C1 ls C166 Club 3 4 Son terettes 2 G A A 3 4 ntramura Sports l 2 3 Fashlon Show l 4 Commerclal Club 3 GERALD BIRKMANN Jerry Here s our hero from the Lone Star State He s Lutheran s lucky bzt ate Jumor Class Vice Presldent Project Commlttee 4 Student Councll 3 Band 2 3 4 Foot a 3 Basketball 1 2 Lettered Baseball 3 4 Let tered Lettermen s Club 4 BETTY BOEHME Gay and carefree as can be To be a smger IS her destzny Semor Entertalnment Com mlttee Couner 4 Junlor Play C0mmllt6S Jumor Senlor Ban uet Comrmttee Choir 4 B horus 3 Glrls Glee Club 3 4 Intramural S orts 3 FHA 3 4 Secretary ap 4 Treasurer RUSSFLL GENE BOHLINCER Blackjack A ver consczentzous student What will he be? We shall see IIB. JI!! so dn 1 ' ' ' i ' . . . v ' 1 V ' 1 1 . ' . . . . I '. ', 9 E 0 , 9 'r ' E I ' 1 l . f 1 ' f : - . . . 9 4 ' ' N . 1 1 . 5 , 9 , ll - 99 ' 1 . . , . . f 1 - ' i f . . ' 4 7 S - , 2 ' - . ' . .Q 7 l E . '. 1 I g - 4 , 9 r . , , , FS 3 . . . , 5 I 1 1 nl 1 S - KK 11 Y KK I, ' Q- 7 . High in our hearts she'll rate. . . . H . ' 1 o ' Q Q 1 1 9 ' b ll 4 , , 4: l l , 1 3 ' , . Q gl. Q ' .2 ' .2 3 . u . Q ' 1 Q. ' . ' 5 ' 9 I ' 2: u ,Z 9 , 1 5 ' 3 1 ! ' 5 ! 1 5 1 S 4. ll ' 9, 15. 8 I Q . Q 4 u - 11 - . , . I . . 1 I 1 l Z' 1 l Q . . IS C - 1 Q l y , . .4 5 - Z ' , z l 9 , 9 , 5 l 5 - 5 Y MARGARET ANN BOLL 'Vlaggle Vaggze has vtgor and lots o pe She s not the one to be out 0 step Courler 4 .lunlor Play Com mxttee B Chorus 2 3 Chou 4 Songsterettes 2 C1rls Clee Club 3 4 Fashion Show 3 Sabre SOCIBIY 3 4 LAC I T1m Club I Roller Skatlng Club 3 ART BONIFER Bulldog Another Uncle Remus h seems to us all Hts tales are so jolly but oh so tall Chorus I 2 3 Chol Bo s Clee Club 2 3 4 Foot 1 3 4 Lette e Basketball 2 Lettered Int.ra mural S orts 2 3 Projectors Club2 EI r ckl 2 3 CHARLOTTE BORTH Charlotte ts ever worktng hard At other ttmes she s qutte a card Crusader 4 Fashlon Show 2 TIM Club 3 Roller Skating Clu 3 Spamsh Club 3 4 .IANET BRANDS all Its rather hard to wrtte rhyme For one so pleasant all the ttme Son terettes 3 Clrls Glee Clu 4 C A A 4 Fash Show4 FHA4 DORIS ELAINE BRAUER Dodle In that car she ets around In stones an laughter she does abound Cusader 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Son terettes 3 Glrls Glee Cu 4 C A A 3 4 n mural Sports 3 Fashion Show 3 Commerclal Club 3 LAC1 Skatmg Club 2 GEORGE BRAUER Strangler To some he ts shy To some qutte a guy Boys Glee Club 3 4 Cholr 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Slam Club 2 Camera lub 3 C ess and hecker Club 3 ALVIN BREITENBACH , He ll be a composer me eel utte sure An around the uorld he ll take a tour Sophomore Treasurer Enter tamment Commntee 4 .Iumor Play Student Councll 1 4 Bndl 2 3 4 BChorus2 4 Football 2 3 Baseball 2 Bowlmg Club 3 LESTER BROCKVIANN Les To Lester we owe a great many thanks And tn our class at the top he ranks Junior Class Presldent Courx er Edltor 4 Student Councll 2 Senlor Re resentatxve 4 Chorus I Cholr 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 4 Chess and Checker Club 3 Stamp Club2 Sabre Society 3 4 DORIS BRUNS Bruns We all are envtous of her sum mer tans We ll always be her admtrers and fans Crusader 4 B Chorus 2 3 Choir 4 Songsterettes 2 Glee ub3 4 C A A 3 4 n a mural Sports 2 3 4 Fashlon Show I 4 Pep Club 3 4 ROBERT WILLIAM BUSCS o Wtth hrs wtt he s qutck on the trtgger Hts stones all grow btgger and btgger Student Councll 4 Intramural Sports 1 3 Rlfle Club 2 MARGARET ELIZABETH CAEMMERER Maggle Here s a gtrl who has Passed every test Even when tt comes to a cun nzng jest Crusader Staff 4 Courler 4 .Iumor Play Commlttee Junlor Senior Ban uet Committee Glrls Glee lub 3 4 Songs terettes 2 Cholr 3 4 B Chorus C A A 3 4 Intramu Sports I 2 3 Fashlon Show L C 2 3 Vrce Pre dent 3 Sabre Socxety 3 4 President 4 ROSFVIARY DAVIS Rosle Even a charmer wrth that broad smrle She makes lzfe seem very worth whzle BChorus 4 C A A 4 CAROLF DIEBOLD Carole ES known or her rrendly greetmg She certainly rs worth whzle meetzng Crusader Staff 4 Glrls Clee I C B llfhorus 2 Fashlon Show 2 WALTER DIERKS Walt Walter s quzet and shy An all around nzce guy Band 4 SHIRLEY DIET7F' Tall beautzful quite and se rene .She has the bearrngs 0 a queen Son terettes 2 G1rls GI e u 4 C 0 us olr 3 4 G A 4 n mural S orts l 2 FBSIIIOII Show l owlxng Club 4 ALBERT DOSSENBACH Bert Here s what makes girls cry It Lsn t azr That boys should have such curly harr nd I 2 3 4 Boys Club 2 3 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Skatlng Club 2 PATRICIA EDINGER al. We know not or certam how she gzves the cue But when she laughs so wzll you. Son sterettes 3 Cxrls Glee Clu 4 Intramural Sports 7 3 Dramatxcs Club 3 Skatmg Club 3 EDITH EHLERS E e Truly a worker wrth a gr t o speech The kmd a teacher lzkes Z teach .lumor Pla Commlttee B orus l h nr 2 3 C1 s Glee Club 3 Dramatrc Club 3 Thesplan SOCISIY 3 4 Toastmasters Club 3 AUDR EY LEE ELLIOTT Au Audrey has a deep hus vorce A act over whtch any gtrl would rejorce 4 Intramur Sports I 2 3 Varsity Basket b ll 3 Varsrt Softball 3 Varsity Vollybal 4 Bowlmg Club 3 4 Roller Slcatlng Club FLFANORF FEUCHT Ellxe llere s a gtrl whos rzght m step When the job thats needed ca ls for pep Crusader Staff 4 .lunlor-Semor Banquet Committee ,lumor Play Commlttee Songsterettes 3 Student Counml 4 Gxrls ee Club 4 C A Intramural S orts I 2 3 Var Slly Softbal 3 Fashion Show 2 Toastmasters Club 3 Pe Club 3 College Pre Club ,lumor Town Meetmgfll MARY CAE BE Gabby In parish work she ll gam her ame To teach God s children ts her arm Crusader 4 Fashion Showl 4 Thes lan Society 3 Skating Club Dramatlc Club 3 CARL GIBSON Knowled e he wzll feature As a htg school teacher Crusader 4 ,lumor Play Com mittee Band 1 2 Intramural orts 2 3 L Camera Club 4 MILTON CREFE M1 t A great big bundle 0 joy Boys Glee Club 2 Roller Skating Club 2 3 Bowling Club 3 4 Mlsslon Club 4 LOUIS GREIWF LL e gets tedjous dont 9 In ramural S orts I 2 3 4 ,Iumor Town eet1ng4 EDITH GUEBERT Babe From the stands her cry we hear Come on kids! Get out and cheer! Senior Project Commi tteeg Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mltteeg Songsterettes 1, 2: Intramural S orts l, 35 Fashion Show l, 4g Cheerleader 4g Pep Club 43 Dramatic Club 3. jf? R UTH HACKMEISTE R The song Beautt ul Brown Eyes must have been wrzt ten for Ruth That her eyes are so twznklmg bright zs really the truth Junior Play Committee Band l 2 3 B Chorus 1 2 n terettes 2 Girls Glee C ub 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 ARTHUR H ASSON A ootball Player ts our Art Hes always sure to do his part Project Comnuttee 4 Junior Play C0mmlttEE Football 3 4 Lettered Student Track Director 3 4 Intramural Sports4 B EVER LY HEERMANN Bev Beverly Heermann ss truly a happy lad No matter what happens he s never sad .lunlor Play Committee Bovs Glee Club 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Bowl1ngClub4 Rifle Club 3 Camera Club 4 Roller Skatlng Club 2 3 THEODORE HEINRICHSMEYER Te We d lake to add Ted with the pen To the world s ltst of clever men Intramural Sports 1 2, 3 Bow lung Club 4 Rifle Club l 2 3 JOYCE HESSE Always in a lurry, always in a hurry Never has time to stop and worry. Courier 45 Junior Playg G. A. A. 3, 4g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3g Varsity Volley- ball 3g Fashion Show lg Bow- lin Club 3, 4' Spanish Club 44 Ehess and Checker Club 3. JOAN HESLER In athletzcs loan s hard to beat She s always steady on her feet Junior Play Committee Junior Semor Banquet Committee Songsterettes 2 3 G A A 3 4 Intramural S rtsl 2 3 Fashion Show 2 wlmg Club 3 Dramatic Club 3 Skating Club 2 College Prep Club 4 LOIS HOFFMAN Lots IS pe py clever and gay A true nend tn everyway Project Committee 4 Couner 4 umor-Senior Banquet Com mittee Student Council 1 B Chorus 1 2 Cho1r3 4 Girls CeeClub34CAA.4, Fashion Show 1 Bowling Club ROBERT EDWARD HOLT To be a football player was Bob s yen He s always good for a potnt and ten B Choms 2 Choir 2 3 Basket b I 2 4 Football 2 3 4 Lettered Intramural Sports 4 Bowhng Club 3 KEN FIOPSON A nice ellow nowhere can be found Eve thing he does ts com petely sound Entertainment Committee 4' B Chorus I 2 3' Choir 4' Boys Glee Club 2' Baseball 3 4' Lettered' Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4' Lettermen s Club 4 MARION I-IORSTMAN To o to college is Marion's c ie ambition From utheran Hi h to River Forest will be t e transition. Crusader 45 Jtmior Play Com- mitteeg Junior-Senior Banquet Committeeg B Chorus 29 Choir 3, 4g Songsterettes 25 Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 G. A. A. 3, 4g Intramural S orts I, 25 Fash- ion Show Ig Sabre Society 3, 43 LAC I. 4:50 ELIZABETH JOBS Lizzie A ntce little talker ts our Ltzzte Conversatton sure can keep her busy Cmsader 4 Junior Play Com mittee Choir 3 4 B Chorus 1 2 Songsterettes 2 Girls Clee Club 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 Fashion Show 1 Dramatlcs Club 3 .IUDITH HELEN JORDAN .I A terher robe and ca she dons S e ll enter the ours rtendly St John s Cmsader 4 Student Council 1 Crs Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Choir 2 3 4 Fashion S ow I 3 Mission Club 4 MARION KELPE Marlon gave our cheerleaders a helptng hand Wtth her s lendtd mustc rom the bon Crusader 4 Student Council 4 Junior Play Committee Song sterettes 2 3 Girls Glee Cu4Band234-GAA 3 4 Intramural Sports I 2 3 College Prep Club 4 DON KEMP He s the strong but silent type that s a act He s known as a speed demon when it comes to track Student Council 2' B Chorus I 2' Choir 3 4' Football 4' Le tered' Track 1 2 3 45 Lettered' Intramura Sports 2 3 44 Lettermen s Club 4' Bow- ling Club 3 M ARILYN KLEIN STUE BER Commercial 'obs will be her li e's wo And from her duty she'll never shirk. junioraSenior Banquet Com- mitteeg Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: Fashion Show 15 Commer- cial Club 3. MARLENE KNODE L ' 'Noodles' Tall, slim, trim, and sweet This combination is hard to beat. Crusader 4g .lunior Playg Junior- Senior Banquet Committeeg Songsterettes 2, 3, G.A.A.3,4g Bowling Club 3, 4g Roller Skating Club 2g Commercial Club 3. ERWIN N KORTE TV In basketball hes been our star With his courage he s gotten quite far Student Council l 3 4 Presl dent 4 Basketball I 2 3, 4 Lettered Track 1 Baseball 4 Lettermen S Club 4 JANET KRAHN all Janet is truly a strawberry blonde Everyone of her is ond Crusader 4 .lunior Pla Son s terettes 2 B Chorus Glr s Glee Club 3 4 Fashion Show I Dramatic Club 3 Toast masters Club 3 CHARLEEN KRETSCHMAR Kretsch Charleens voice is quite the thing We always like to hear her sing Crusader 4 Iunlor-Senior Ban quet Comnuttee Student Coun C11 l B Chorus 2 Cho1r 3 4 Son terettes 2 Glrls Clee Clu 3 G A A 3 4 In mural Sports 1 2 3 Fashlon Show 1 TIM Club 2 RUTH KUNZ Ruthie is one who can catch you off guard To give her a come back is really quite hard Crusader 4 B Chorus 2 Chou' 4 Girls Glee C ub 3 4 Intramural S orts 2 3 Fashion Show l amatxc Club 3 Toastmasters Club 3 MARIAN LANGE Many characters she likes to mock Intogales oflaughter she makes us rock. Crusader 4g Courier 4g Student Council 2g Songsterettes 29 C. A. A. 49 Intramural Sports 35 Fashion Show 25 Dramatic Club 3- Bowling Club 4 FRED LANNOM Fritz Fred is such a witty lad Always happy never sad B Chorusl 2 Football4 Let tered Track 4 Lettermens Club 4 MARY LATSCH Var will always succeed in ramatics The critics will love her ways and antics Courier 4 .lunlor Play Songs- terettes 2 Fashion Show 1 TIM Club I Thespxans 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Toast masters Club 3 Roller Skat ing Club 2 EDWARD LEVENE Schlamingo E is a fellow who is vuly s uire T e doctor is his newest desire Student Councll I B Chorus 1 2 Choir 3 4 Boys ee Club 4 Football 2 Intramural Sports4 C AROL LITFIN As coworker to our editor o this book she has been A in doing th s lot friends she did win Crusader Assistant Editor 4 Courler 4 .Iumor Pla C0m- mlttee .Iun1orSen1or anquet Committee Son sterettes 2 Girls' Glee Club C A A 3 4 lntramuralsportsl 2 3 Fashion Show I Sabre Society 3 4 Treasurer 4 Toastmasters Club 3 College Prep Club 4 WAYNE ARNOLD LUEBKE His million dollar smile Will always be in style. Entertainment Committee 4g Track lg Football 4g Intramural Sports 2 4. KENNETH NHUCH Ixen Wherever you are wherever you There s none quite like Kenny you ll learn to know Student Councll 1 2 3 lntra mural S orts l 2 3 Rifle Club 2 ll LOIS MEIER Peace ul and silent is Lois 'lleier In doing good she will never tire Crusader 4 B Chorus 4 Fash lon Show 2 Roller Skatmg Club CLAR A 'NIP LI' NDE7 Little Clara in size is small But in her classes she s on the ba ,Iumor Play Commlttee Band 1 2 3 Fashlon Show l 'Vlls sxon Club 4 Sabre Socxety 3 4 Spamsh Club 'S 4 Secre tary 3 Presldent 4 College Prep Club4 'MILDR FD 'VIFYI' R 'Vllllv Each one o us all knou this a To all of us she s an idealpul Crusader Staff 4 JUDIOFI lay ,Iumor Senior Banquet Com ml tee B Chorus 2 n terettes 2 Clrls Clee Club 'l 4 Intramural Sports I FHA. 4 Presldent Fashxon Show 4 Dramatxc Club 'S Band l 2 MARLEEN MORGAN In her future she's undecided In peace and quiet she has abided. FL AINE MUFLLER In any s ort she rant be beat To watc her draw is a sper ial treat Crusader Staff 4 Courler 4 .lunlor Pla Commlttee .lunlor benlor anquet Commlttee Student Counoll 3 C A A 'S 4 Intramural Sports l 2 3 Varslty Volleyball 4 Col ego Prep Club 4 KENNFTH NIETERS Ken Kenny is good natured g In our thoughts he ll never die Sophomore Vxce Presldent Student Council 4 I3 Chorus 2 Choir 3 4 Boys Glee Club 2 '3 Bowllng Club 3 rea surer 3 Rxflo Flub 2 3 Vlce Presldent 2 Treasurer 3 CFR ALDINE NISWONGER Gerry One uho we ltnou can really sing A song so pleasing it s Lt a king Chorus l C lr Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 Fash lon Show 3 'Vlajorette l FHA 4 TIVI Club 2 Holler Skatlng Club 1 FHIPDA 'VOLIP l'IZflf1lS a lzlullz To ezeryone slr is u pal ,lumor I ldv Comrmttee ,Iumor Senior Ilanf ue! Commlttee C 'l -X 1 ntramural Spors 2 I'1sh1on Sh w l Ro Sltatln Club 2 Y J .. . . A' AA uf n 5 f., , . 0 . ' . 5 , . . y , , . . I . - I ' , . J 1 . , v 1 5 ' ' Q5 - ' 1 , , Q i ' 1 'l 4 ff . . J . ll 7, ll 1, Lo - U uy f - . . Y ' y . V. I . - . S .. t 5, 1 'r Q. g 9 - f -5 -S T - Q . K Q f-4 s Z ' 3. S -- , A .4 4A .4 1 ' A A A 5. ,, . , , 4 . . ll. I . ,, . . . , f for 7 I ' , , . . .A - - . , I A ,- ,W 3 , 29 ho 3, 49 . 'f W - 1 , - Q. , -, Q - , ' l 5 1 v .5 g ',A 1 .- . 2 I l . , ., 2 IK ' ,, f 'y 1, . ul I 2 F 'I ' X J',LflIl g ' ' ' ' .: . . ' 1, ' ' . ' - 4 J 4 . . 1 ' . A - , . ll- . 1 , .I 5 l 9 SOSS' Z' 2.5 ,I l ' t . - ' 1 l, 4 .W .o' g ller ' ' . l 'ff . . Q vv - 1 rl l ' l 1? , 1 . FLNICF PFTFRS Thzs senior wed recognize anyahere Ilzth her neat appearance and long b nan hatr Crusader St1'f 4 Courrer 4 junior Plas Committee junlor Senior Banquet Committee Son stfreltes 2 B Chorus 2 C olr 'Z 4 flrrls Clee b 1 Fas on Show I I LI' OW XRD Il POTTIIOFF CII 4 ellou aho s been ztzth for lust a short ttme But his trazts 0 goorl character wzll nezer declme Intramural Sports 4 Ilowlm Club 4 FR 4'NIx I IJRDY Pader He ulftlled his dutres well to the very last 43 Lzce prestdent 0 our funtor class Semor Fntertamment COIN mittee I- Student Council I 2 4 Junior Class Ile re sentatlwe Vloe President 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Lettered Baseball 3 4 Lettered Intra mural Sports I 2 FLIFN FKROL RPIHIJPR 4n outstamlznt, sentor shi tnrlecd llhatei er she floes she s bounzl to succeed Project Committee 1 Courler 4 Lkslstant Ldxtor 4 Prom Reporter 4 ,lunlor Play Com m1ttee ,Iun1orSen1or antuet Committee B Chorus 'I C lf 'S 4 Intramu orts 'Z Dramatlc Club 3 espian Society 3 4 GLENN RFINKE Professor Ile can play a piano or com- pose a song ln the musical world hell be be ore long. Student Council I 2' Boys Clee Club 2 3' Projector Club I . X'1Tf DON RETTINIGER When he plays hal back he can travel ar Yes str thats Don Rettmger our oatball star I7ntertammentComm1ttee 4 B Chorus 3 Football 'l 4 Let tered Track '3 4 Lette d Basketball 4 Intramural S orts '3 4 Lettermens Club Ruler4 STFRLING W RL DDY When the subject LS turned to basketball You ll ftnd Sterling Ruddy the star 0 them all Protect Committee 4 Student Council 3 B Chfvtua 2 Choir ys ee ub aseball '3 4 Lettere Ilasketballl 2 'l 4 Lettered Intramural Sports I 2 3 4 Lettemien s Club 4 College Prep Club 4 DONALD ARTHUR RUEDLIVGER Don 4 fellou, whose grtn ts a hal a mzle long Wtth that type of smzle he wtll neter go wrong Crusader Staff 4 .IUHIOF Play Comm1ttee I3 nd 2 'S 4 et tered B Chorus I 2 'S Choir 4 Boys Glee Club 4 oot ba '3 Basketballl 4 et ed Tack I 2 et tered Intramural 5p0riS I 4 Lettermen s Club 'I 4 CAROLL SNIA CP R 4s editor of our year book she LS the best She ll long be remembered by LHS Crusader Edltor 4 Courier Staff 4 ,Iumor Play Committee 3 Songsterettes 2 '3 Fashion Show I LAC I Roller Skating Club 2 3 Dramatic Club 3 a re Society 'Z 4 ice Presldent 4 College Prep Club4 NIIRIANI SALFSKA 'Vlim .-I wonder ul cheerleader we have right here Q c hs vigor and pep ' every cheer. Senior Entertainment Com- mittee 4' Courier 4' Junior- Senior Banquet Committee' Son sterettes -' Girls Glee u . 'C . A, 3 4' n - m ral Sports I 2 3' arsity Basketball 3' Faghign Show I' Cbeerleader 4' Pep Club 3 4' Sabre Society 3 4 MIRIAM SC HAEFER M1m Her clothes an assortment 0 many are neat And make her look sweet and always pettte Senior Proyect Commlttee 4 Jun or Play Committee Songs terettes 2 3 G A A 4 Fash lon Show l 4 Rifle lub I Roller Skating Club 2 TIM Club 1 Dramatic Club 3 LAVERNE SCHMIDT A hard worktng student all throu h these years I she l conttnue she ll never have ears Crusader 4 Son terettes 4 Intramural Sports 253 Fashion Show 2 Dramatxc Club 3 RICHARD SCHNEIDER Dlck One o the crowd that makes LHS Out 0 all the types he ts the best Jumor Pla Commlttee .Iumor Seruor an uet Commxttee Boys Glee Cub 2 3 4 lntra mural Sports 1 Roller Slcaung Club 4 EDITH ANNE SC HRIEBER Wtth her leasant ways and her rtend y eyes T a reat posttton she ll some ay rtse Courier 4 Junlor Play Com m1 tee B Chorus 2 3 Son terettes 2 3 G A A 4 Fas lon Show I Skatlng Club 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 3 4 M1ss1ouCIub4 Secretary4 ELEANOR SCHUETTE e Her pretty blonde hatr adds her beauty Its an outstandmg feature o Ele Schuette Intramural S orts 2 G A A. 4 Faslnon SSO 2 Dramatlc Club 2 'sl' CONSTANCE MAE SEEVERS Conme A bt bundle o joy wtth a lot 0 steam Wzthout her how empty LHS wtll seem Project Commxttee 4 Courier 4 Junior Pla Committee JUDIOFQSCHIOY an uet Com mrttee Student ouncll I Songsterettes 2 G A A 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 Fash lon Show 4 Bowlln Club 4 Pep Club 3 LAC 2 Dra matic Club 3 4 DORIS SEIBEL Dory Wtth her personaltty and charm combmed Another ltke her ts hard to md Senlor Entertainment Committee 4 ,Iumor Play Committee .Iun1orSen1or Banquet Com mlttee Band 2 2 Sons terettes I 2 3 C1rls ee Club 4 C A A 4 Intramural Sports 1 Fashxon Show 1 4 mBmBI1C Club 3 WALLACE SPITZ Wally The ellow to cause qutte a rtot Whats not been trted hes sure to try t Entertamment Commlttee 4 Boys Glee Club 3 MARLENE S1 El' FEN In science Marlene ts a very brtght lass As a nurse she soon wtll head the class Crusader Staff 4 .Iumor Play Commlttee 3 Fashlon Stow I College Prep Club 4 DOROTHY S'I LLLOH Dotty We all know that tzckltng the keys ts her snectalty In the future she ll major tn mustcal therapy Sophomore Class Secretary 2 Crusader Staff 4 junlor Pla Commmttee Son sterettes Glrls Glee Club 3 4 B Chorus C 4 Ba Intramural Sports 2 Fashlon Show I FHA4 JEAN STRILER Jeanne Great sportsmanship she dtd dzsplay As preszdent o our G A A Class Secretary 3 Courler 4 Junlor Commxttee Student Council I 4 B Chorus 2 Choir 3 4 Songsterettes 2 C1l'lS Glee Club 3 4 C A A 3 4 V108 President 3 Presl dent 4 Intramural Sports I 2 3 Fashlon Show l Com merclal Club 3 Secretary 3 CHARLES UETREC HT Duke H troubles he took Ln one ot strzde And ound htmselfon the sunny szde and 1 2 3 4 Lettere s Clee Club I 2 3 4 Cholr 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Tennls 3 4 Track I 2 lntra mural S orts l 2 Bowllng Clu 2 DORIS UNGER Shell work Ln an oftce we made her con ess For her commerctal courses wtll brtng her success Crusader 4 B Chorus 2 Cholr 3 4 Glrls Clee Club4 Intra mural Sports I 2 Fashion Show 2 BFTTY JOAN VOGEL Remember June Mad 9 She was Penny the star But when she s a nurse shell be best by ar Semor Entertalnment Commlttee 4 Courler 4 Junlor Class Play Junior mor Banquet Commlttee B Chorus 1 2 Son sterettes 2, Glrls Clee u 3 4-,G.A.A.3,4, n mural Sports 1, 2, 3, Dramatlc Club 3, Thesplan Socxet 3, 4, Secretary 3, Bowlmg Club 4, Sabre SOCIBIY 3, 4. L AUR A WALKER Jeane Laura Ln drawmg hopes to extel We know that some day she wtll do very well Sonisterettes 2, Fashlon Show 2, , Holler Skatmg Club 2. 311 VELMA RUTH WALLACEV B Wtth beautiful red hazr she has been blest That sets her of from all the rest Jumor Play Commlttee Songs terettes 3 Girls Glee Club 4 Cholr4GAA34 na mural Sports I 2 3 Dramatxc Club3 NORMAN E WE BER Lefty He has told us he ltkes drzvmg a car so well That to be tn races would suzt htm swell Projector Co'nm1ttee4 Student C0l1IlCll 1 Band 3 4 Track 3 4 Lettered Intramural Sports 4 Bowling Club 3 WALTER WEINER Wally Wally s a guy you d lzke to meet For he s a rzend who can t be beat Basketball 1 2 3 4 Lettered Track 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 Lettermen s Club 4 Bowllng Club 3 Proyector Club 4 Dramatlc Club 4 LOIS WELP A gzrlwho s eczalzzes tn short hand sk: l In the bustness world she ll fzll the btll Junlor Play Commxttee Student Councll 4 Girls Clee Club 3, 4, Songsterettes 2, B Chor us l, 2, Cholr 3, 4, Fas 1 n Show 2, Roller Skating Club 2. LOIS WILKES Tall she ts and an acquatnt ance to all And an excellent player tn basketball bongsterettes 3, Fashlon Show 1, 4, Pep Club 4. RONALD WILLIAMS Doc When tn choir we heard htm smg We ound hrs uozce to be quite the thmg Junior Play ,Iumor Senlor Ban uet Commlttee B Chorus 2 holr 3 4 Boys Clee Clu 2 3 4 Intramural S orts 2 Rxfle Club 1 2 3 esplan Socxety 4 NEIL WOLF An all around guy who gets around we can tell By playzng basketball and oot ball both very well Prolect Commlttee 4 Courier 4 Prom Reporter 4 junior Play Student Councxl 4 B Chorus 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Lettered Football 3 4 tered Intramural S rts l 2 Bowllng Club 3 ettermens Club 4 MARVIN WOLLGAST Marv Someday he ll become a mzghty fzne cook Because home economzcs thzs year he took Band 2 3 4 EDWARD ZOBEL When ou re Ln trouble and nee a friend Here s one on whom you may depend Boys Glee Club 4 Basketball I Football 4 Track 3 Intramural Sports I 2 4 NORMA DORIS ZWIESELBAUER In shorthand she ranks as A number I As a classmate zn school she s a lot 0 fun Cmsader 4, ,Iumor Pla Com mlttee, ,Iumor-Semor anquet Commlttee, B Chorus 2, Cnmr 3, 4, Glrls' Glee Club I, 2. 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, l'ash1on bhow l, LAC 4. 5. f . . . 3 - , Q 5 ' 13 ,' , 1 1 9 STR' . , . f - Lletteredg Bdseball' 3. 45 laeti Z .A 9 E0 I ' , lu X 5 KlEd,, Y I I 9 , 4 Q 1 4: y' . Let your light so shine before men, that they may see and glorify your Father which is in heaven. ff,zf1-'.f.fn:w:f, f ,fw2'c','l'1Q,y ., .fwfuzgf-fsggi , ' 'iii ,Q Q who E ,QW ,V your good worksg Matthew 5, 16 ff X Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs Emest I' and Mrs and Mrs Falcone We wzsh to express our appreczatzon to our nends who Lhezr conmbutzons have made tins yearbook posszble Marvin Akms Lou1s Alewel Edw H Anderson Anderson P L Andor G Aselmann Mrs Anna Goehrlng Mr and Mrs E H Cornet Edgar F Groppe Mr and Mrs G Grove Mr and Mrs Arthur Guehrmg Mr and Mrs G W Guenther C A Beckermann C J Bekebrede and Mrs H A Bergman and Mrs Wlllxam Bergmann and Mrs Hoy Bettls r and Mrs Fred Blller r and Mrs E L Hoehme Hev and Mrs H Paul Boehne Mr and Mrs C Bomhe Mr and Mrs A Bomfer Mrs M Borlcenhagen Mr and Mrs Carl J Borth Mr and Mrs A E Boyer Mr and Mrs George Hrauer Mrs AlmaA Braun Robert Breltenbach and Mrs H Brien r and Mrs M W Bruns and Mrs Geo Buettner and Mrs Herbert Busch Mrs Walter F Buszln Dr and Mrs H H Caemmerer Mr and Mrs Louis Case Fred Coerver Mrs Hoy Davxs Harold D1 cknelte Mr and Mrs Earl Dlebold Wm H Dleckmann Rev and Mrs Wm F Dletze Mr and Mrs E M Dltzler Mr and Mrs FredJ Doeker Sr Hay T Ellxott r and Mrs Henry Evans and Mrs Wm Evers and Mrs F Fangmann and Mrs A W Flegel Mr and Mrs Chrls Fxscher L A Fxscher Mr and Mrs Hlchard Fruend Mrs Fdna M Gabler Mr and Mrs Fdwln F Gaehler Mr HenryF Gerdxng Mr and Mrs O W Garland Mr and Mrs Henry Class Dale H Cllck Mrs Edwln Guetersloh l' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs John Guttmann E Haake F L Haber C P Hamgan Hauser Mrs O Hayes Mr and Mrs E H Helder Mr and Mrs George Hexn Mr and Mrs T H Helnrxchsmeyer Mrs Fred Helge Mlss Helen Helmkamp Mrs E H Helton Mrs FredW Hess Jr Mr and Mrs E Hessler Rev and Mrs W Heyne Mr and Mrs Fred Hoech Nesta Hoech Mr and Mrs Ed Hoffmann Hev and Mrs Walter Hoffmann Mrs Mabel Hofstetter Mr and Mrs W Hohnbaum Mrs Fdna Hollmgsworth Home Room 23 Lutheran Hxgh School Home Room 120 Lutheran Hlgh School Mr Hay Horst Mr and Mrs Frank Howard Mr and Mrs E Hudson Mrs G Hulschulze Mr and Mrs T Hunlng Hueben J Jaeger Sr Mr and Mrs H Jaekel Rev E C Janssen Mr and Mrs C Johnson Mr and Mrs Herbert Jordan Mlss Judy Jordan A L Jungermann FFIC H Kaeppel Mr and Mrs A Kasten Mr and Mrs H Kellerhals Mr and Mrs F Kellmann H C Kelpe Mxldred Kxeffer Irwxn E King Mlss Dons Klemsteuber Mr. . . . 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