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

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l Z fx 'Nu .4146 ., ' nL ..,,.. A . S 1. X x .Q-,,, .J 7704 Here they are the future members of the Ladies Guild and Sewing Circle better known as the Future Homemakers of America' The gals sponsored by Miss Carolyn Hager, get together every month to cook up entertainment and plan worth while prolects Besides giving a Halloween Party touring the Park Plaza, and having a taffy pull FHA members carolled at the Altenheim during the Christmas and Easter seasons. Library Assistants ROW I - R. Temme, Mr. Sachtleben, B. Kunz, ROWZ - M. Benad, R. Luecker, M. Glatz, J. MCUYDGT, D. Tolliver, S. Dempsey.

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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.

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J St C Oerter, Stertmu , V. N-ussler, R. Temme, D. Mission Club: . N. Rucker, Ni. Nt. Hoffmann, roessner, . nn ondes, E. Fillmore, Vluench, .l. Deichmann. ' 4,6044 66446 A Missionary-minded Lutheran High is the goal toward which the Mission Club works. This group, guided by Mr. Frank Colba, meets every second and fourth Wednesday for a practical appli- cation of Christian service. Stuffing animals for the Red Cross, conducting a clothing drive for needy people, and taking care of the mission information bulletin board, are only a few of the proiects they undertook. water color, tempera, the enthusiasts of the Art of media. lnterest in this ageless art rship. Every Tuesday these n creators, teach- lter Mar- l chalk, d choice t t r rnembe their ow f Mr. Wa h lastic Oi s, Club had a wi e was the only requiremen o Rembrandts were transformed into itics. With the professional advice o d several individual selections in sc o and cr ntere ers, ti , the club e G n rt competition.