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

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T14-5 JP' 590. That's the lucky number. lt's Lutheran High's own radio station in Room 127. Students of the radio classes operate KLHS and have an opportunity to learn as well as serve, under the guidance of Mr. Paul Walwick. KLHS is runjust like commercial stations, with news flashes, dramas, interviews, and even commercials. So, give a listen to 590. ll gi f' '4 lr , 8' 1:4215 A' f if ffifff fi- ,Ml Play A hilarious three act comedy January Thaw , was presented by a cast which represented all four classes. During rehearsals, the talents of this crew were drawn out and developed by Miss Julia Koestering. On April 75, 16, and 17, however, the mem- bers of the cast were on their own. Once again, the staging was handled by Mr. Paul Walwick and his Dramatics Class. Fun-filled rehearsals, the smell of grease paint, and the 'A frenzy of open night are only a as-X 1 ' few of the memories that will be tucked away by the cast. Play Cast: Jacquee Jcmes, Gary Funger, Ted Nolde, Rogers Boly, Rich Hessler, Sharon Dorsch, Bubara Bell, Sandra Kleist. I

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P-re NN y hespia This gr urtain atics n 'fix S tro rtirftge Nt oi e oes erin essTer et D0x'LB Boiy hu-L Rucker Miss 3 Meyer D au er ,ZW ,N 4 wx I f A, 12 ' 4 - A I I . SI, f , 5 Z2 i 1 fi iij arnes, B. H ,B. B T, Vi. Pt' ' r, . S essner, ' f ig, f 0- E SH, H , . N 6 KE. Becker, Z, 3' n . c , . , ' t ' g. derson, . , . Ni XX ,RON Q 5. 1 ROW '2 simon , Nt. P-n ROV T , 'tl eber. A. Hor meier , MN TIMERS: E. Eiiimore, B. Loeber, 5. C. Benson, S. Dueker, 3. Bohirnonn, ROW 3 f 3. Hater, C. Brockmann, R. Oster A f R. Beurner, E. Stedman. GO ON! Ni showmen know that, and the Curtain roup ot students, under the direction ot 'ck are aiways in there pitching piays with which they N HEP-RT and the THE SHOW MUST Timers are no exception. This g Niiss julia Koestering and Mr. Paui Waiwi , 'ng LHS the best entertainment. Two ot the amused LHS audiences were, THE HTDDE DSUBLiNiE.There is only one word to sum up up f BRPNOT to bfi deiighted and THE RTDTCULOUS AN accompiishments ot this tine gro ULTGHTS, CAMERA, ACTTONV' they nervous? H Ptre you kidding? ns are oid hands at this oup ot students Timers, h ,T sort ot thing. whoare ati members ot C have done enough work in drum to become members ot the Natio Gi ns' Society. That's quite e direction ot Miss nd their tai d in Thespia honor. Under th juiia Koestering, they ie ents in Curtain Timer PNOYS. some ot their own such as CUPTD BOW , NNeii done,Thespians hats att to you. THESPTP-N SOCiETY:RON4 T f 3.Stroes Beit, 5. Meyer, C. Benson, W. Ptit-Linge orstrnonn, rl. Rucker. B. A. H sner, MJ4 r. RO oTde.ROVl 'Z fl. Some 'N 3 f 0. Dohe XX

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?w7eotow w e L Academy ward lor the best proiection o 5 goes to the P o ec or ub under the ireci n ot r ar acht e en howing movies o anythin rom accounting to ow zinnias grow this group has become an im o tant part oft e e ucationa pro r m at Lutheran i h Not o y oes is c u enabe its members to serve others b it a so gives t ern an opportunity to become better acquainted with various types O audio visual equiprnen is is ust whatt is roup o medically min ed asses d Each month eeing s elieving he T Club venture upon a gui e ur ot one of the ocal ospita s to observe hrst hand the mechanics of such an institution Miss lrmgard Koch and Miss Lorraine Angelbeck also aroused an interest X 2 ' X V Q Q 9 I. f , i a 0 9 P l. I s ' my 'tW, 4, , I ' 1 L Anasazi: tl 1 , ' i I ' 6 6 Th HS A ' ' F195 r - it Cl, d'1'o M.ClS lb.S A ' n . gf . h . . I . . 6 p r h d ' l g a l'l'g . nl d th' l b l ' , UT ' l ' - ' ' 1. S ' i b ' ' ..... . Th' ' 1 h' Q f ' - fi 1 ad. 1 IM d 'd die l h ' l in the Red Cross. With the Mission Club, the girls stuffed toy animals. The TIM Club provided its members with education as well as entertainment.