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

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Vx FHA MosT of us don'T know whoT The inside of o hospiTol looks like. BUT Those lnTeresTed in Medicine, beTTer known os The TIM Club, wenT on guided Tours of locol hospiTols To see iusf whc1T These insTiTuTions ore like. Along wifh Their sponsor, Miss Irmgord Koch, The girls geT some TirsT hond inTormoTion, see slides on nursing ond receive pomph- leTs on The Troining yorious hos- piTols oTTer To oll girls inTeresTed in becoming nurses. X All homemokers hoye To geT O sTorT somewhere ond our Lu- Theron gols ore moking o fine sTorT os members of The FHA- FuTure Homemokers of if-Xmerico. Every monTh They geT TogeTher To plon worTh while oc'iyiTies, Sponsored by Miss Carolyn Ho- ger, They hod ci grond Time stuhing onimols lor The needy ond corolling oT The Ahenheim QT ChrisTmos. TIM Club

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Go ye, therefore, and teach all nations. Although the mem- bers of the Missions Club can- Secret talent dwells among you. Where? Each week on Wednesclay afternoons a f te r school, Room H9 is filled with bright, new talent. These are the members of the Art Club- a group of ambitious young art- ists who get together to try their hands at various types of art work under the guidance of Walter Martin. Oils, water color, chalk, and tempera are all given a try. t Q in Art Club all is ' 1' 110 9 if not go into all parts of the world to preach the Gospel, they can follow this command of Christ with prayers and proiects. Under the guidance of Frank Colba, they take care of the mission information bulletin board and gather information about mis- sions at home and abroad. I i D. Wuench, M, Hoffmann, G, Bach- man, Mr. Frank Colba, l.. Leimer, J. Evans, D. Newsom, S. Diener, C. Bude, L Osfermeier, D, Buck, Mr. VValter Rosin.

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Looking for sociability, some healthy and Q wholesome fun, and the way to spend some , N. time in the great outdoors? The perfect i' place for such activities is the Golf Club. Sponsored by Louis Schroer, the club was organized to give its members an opportun- i ity to learn the game of golf hrst hand, be- sides giving good outdoor fun, F?OWl G Kummer, K Kernpen, N Beckmann G Campbell Mr Carl Sachtleben J Weber H Yoeriernan ROW? V Pumm P Le-strttz, H Bohlrnann E Degenhard' R. Luecker G Kr eger R, Manhart, G Heerman D Harriman L Rosenkoetter R Hartman, G Hoech Thi l! xy Mr, Louis Schroe' J Qodden ,nts Behren, N. Beckmann, R, Staats J Luke-hs D Ptah played at LHS. Proiector Club M' can Sa it eb? K rnan C Vanderpool G Kumrner J Weber R Meyer K Kernpe G Krieger N Beckrrtanr P Le s'rtt1 P Anton H E hl rz P o man E Degenhardt J Dumm C: t-lee r'anrt S V J' In addition to learning the whys and where- fores of various types of visual aid equipment, these boys ofthe Proiection Club take time to show movies and film strips to difterent classes. The club, which receives its instruction from Mr Carl Sachtleben, has greatly aided the educational program at LHS. What is a pike? A kind of fish? The members of the Railroad Club know differently. lt's the layout of a model railroad. Thats not all they could tell you. Under the guidance of Carl Sachtleben, the members study and build all type of model ratlro equipment. The club intends to build a model railroad to be kept and dis