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

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G, inspire our hearts and set TENORS: ROW i: J. Braun, D. Rische, L. Effling, B. Fin?- er. ROW 2: B. Freund, W. Campbell, E. Meyer, R. Nolde, R. Staais. ROW 3: J. Bohnerf, P. Brenner, J. Hufchison, B. Voegele, L. Chocholousek. 6 fy f i Q L ? ,, ALTOS ROW I: F. Piepkorn, J. Wuerihl, J. Rurh, J. Rued- Iinger, M. Goerges, R. Reh- waldf, M. Niiz. ROW 2: J. Eickhoff, V. Doering, J. Jung- hans, L. Damin, P. Waech, P. Das, J. Toeneboehn. ROW 3: M. Hoffmann, J. Kosien, L. Kremmel, J. Wilkinson, J. Hauser, C. Brockmeier, A. Hageman. ROW 4: J. Kliiz- ing, H. Woodruff, J. Rode- feld, C. Wunderliciv, J. Nie- wald, L. Osfermeier, J. Falkenhain. 'Q Q , A ' 'J rl' '. 31 . ?' x , .,. ' g'1f , ' .f 1 L J S LN A 1 ver fw BASSES: ROW 1: D. Bartz, R. Wittmer, M. Miffendorf, C. Krah, L. Mankovich, B. Rische. ROW 2: T. Creighion, D. Difimar, L. Sanders, R. Stubenrauch, D. Pfaff, K- Sfruessel, P. Kreizschmar. ROW 3: J. Sni- der, L. Riemenschneider, B. Roih, P. Wun- derlich, V. Kuehnerf, C. Gruber, P. Koch. SW 'fiifv f

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in school activities IIA EDITORS: C. Wunderlich, J. Klitzing, J. Folken- hoin. ...-QV E ROW 1: S. Bishop, M. Anderson, J. Klitzing, M. l-lottmonn, ROW 2: S. Pronge, J Koppe, C. Benson, P. Shebik, J. Bohnert, H. Woodrutt, L. Chocholousek, M. Woll- gost, J. Folkenhoin, J. Junghons, V. Doering, B. Hesemcin. STANDING: R. Jon- isch, E. Rehwoldt, P. Brenner, J. Kettner. The ofticers ot the yeorbook stoft, meeting every night ovoil- oble ofter school, worked under the supervision ot Advisor Dovid Rohde to plon the i957 Crusoder, choosing o theme, discussing poge loyouts, thinking ot new ond modernistic ideos, setting up ossignments for the rest ot the stott members. ln the meontime, other stott members busily occupied themselves with meeting theirossign- ment deodlines. Reolizing the importonce of o yeorbook to the students ond to others who purchose it-how it is kept ond cherished through the yeors to come, ond how the owners will regord it os o precious treosure box ot memory jewels in times oheod-the yecirbook stolt wos hoppily determined to till their box of memories with os mony of the most precious gems os they could find. An obundonce of con- centroted eltort wos involved, to be sure, but o generous omount of sotisfoction in the completed toslc wos their reword os they wotched copies being circuloted into the -honds of their owners. ' .................. Jone Klitzing ... Judy Folkenhoin, Corol Wunderlich ........ Jonice Kosten, Joel Kettner Editor .......... Assistont Editors .... Business Monogers . . . Condid Editor .... Group Pictures ....... Senior Pictures ........ Underclossmen Pictures Violet Doering .. Borboro l-lesemon ...... Poul Brenner .. Lou Ann Ostermeier Copy Editor .......... .. Morilyn l-lottmonn Copy-Redding Editor .. . Judy Junghons Sports Editor ......... .. John Bohnert Typing Editor .. ...................... Joon Ruth Art Editor ........... ................... C orlene Benson Foculty Advisors .......... Lettermon, Lorroine Angelbeclc, John Grundmcinn Dovid Rohde, Wolter lvlortin, Henry 25

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our lips to praises . . . 2 - ., at If ..s 'C l ly L fl . f, If A I' W SOPRANOS: ROW 1: S. Roehrs, P. Hoffmann, M. Wormann, C. Hoehle, G. Adams, M. Noth- aker, E. Fritz. ROW 2: P. Maetten, E. Rehwaldt, P. Shebik, J. Ahner, R. Hoendschke, V. Fow- ler, J. Miller. ROW 3: M. Toensing, B. Hurst, J. Brouer, B. Heseman, L. Reeder, H. Thiele, M. Anderson. ROW 4: B. Standley, M. Wilkerson, D. Porterfield, D. Newsom, E. Stahl, J. Koenn, S. Prange. Blending their hearts and voices in glorious har- mony provides'student members of the Lutheran High Choir with one of the most rewarding spiritual expe- riences that a high school can offer. Through their singing, the juniors and seniors who make up the Choir become better acquainted with some of the finest choral literature, develop poise and pleasant stage personality, and grow into a bond of unity stronger than mere friendship. While, at the same time, this group is one of Lutheran High's most effec- tive means of publicity and promoter of public esteem. ' In their familiar robes of maroon and gold, and under Director William J. Kirchhoff, they highlighted this year with their performances at the Mid-Amer- ican Jubilee on the St. Louis waterfront, in the Christmas and Spring Concerts, and in the seventh annual Globe-Democrat Christmas Choral Pageant, where they sang an original number with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. Director William J. Kirchhofi 27