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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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W fig Mfjfwwf Mafj,ijffgWWfQJ wfwgfifffjqpffff i f JL so N jf emo Cciifgtijyfffl gl f 1, Lutheran High School If! qi- M' 1 x A Sf. Louis, Missouri E W A Ei 'fill 6? I fm Il X mf Nw dll X f , f un lw:' X 5 Q T 2 v- Once again vve have come to the close ot another school year. Looking back, vve recall many ot the tine moments ot Christian tellovv- ship which vve have shared. During the past year, We have realized the importance ot school spirit in making our lives at Lutheran High the best possible. What is school spirit? It is enthusisastic student cooperation and participation in such things as supporting Student Council activities, athletic teams, and school functions. Without the able assistance ot the taculty in directing our endeavors, our goal ot strong school spirit could not have been attained. As Christians, we realize that the love ot God was the inspiration for all our efforts. Through the yearbook, vve wish to recapture the highlights of the year in which school spirit has played such an important part. Eve 3 Dedication Twelve years ago the dream of a Luth- eran High School in St. Louis became a reality. This was accomplished only after many hours of concentrated effort on the part of a great many dedicated individuals. Among the most prominent ot these workers was Ivlr. John Grundmann. He was also one of the origirial members of the board of trustees, and played an important part in setting up thepolicies and curriculum of the school. His taithtul service these past twelve years will be gratefully remembered by the entire Lutheran High family. Therefore, we, the Senior Class ot l958, dedicate this year- book to you, Ivlr. Grundmann. 4 3 x ni ' is X n . 3 2 .425 . . ' 57. Ni X 3 if 4 4' BOARD OF TRUSTEES: George Stoltlmann, Dr. Arthur C. Leonard Dierker. NOT PICTURED: Rev. Martin Haendscltke Repp, Herbert Urbahns, Fred Rodefeld, John Fleischli, William William Stauclte. Krato, Kenneth Marlcwartlfm, R. C. Obermann, Edwin Fritze, Miss LORRAINE ANGELBECK.. Typing, Shorthand, Transcription, Bowling Club, Senior Sponsor. Valparaiso U. BA., Washington U. Denver U. Site enioys swimming, bowling and eating tried chicken l?J. , 5 A 'M ' f. I i MVS. DOROTHY CAEMMERER Latin, St, Jol1n's College, Southwestern College AB, Her favorite lwololoy is music. Speech Junior English Guidance Dept Classical Music Club Tllvl Club Junior Class Sponsor. ST Olaf BA University of Minnesota North- western University She enioys travel ballet, read- Mr. FRANK COLBA Senior Religion, Crusader Club. Concordia River Forest BS., Northwestern, Evanston M,A., Con corclia Seminary, Si. Louis. His interests are hand: craft and children's summer camps. Mr. GILBERT DAENZER Chemistry, Physics, Solid Geometry, Radio Club Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor. Concordia Teachers College B.S. Ed., Washington University, St. Louis University. Photography, reading, and fishing are his hobbies. 7 NNSN... 'E Mr. GERALD FREUDENBURG Sophomore and Junior Religion, Seward Concordia Teachers College B.S. Ed., Concordia Seminary. Hi-Fi, sports cars, and athletics are his favorite hobbies, is nn lim In wha lllSH lTlHl'l :gn mam 'Emam9 UH the level ...I Washington University. He likes sports, especially baseball. Mr. JOHN FASHOLZ Religion. Concordia Seminary B.A., St. Louis, Mr. ALBERT FELDHOFF ' Typing, Clerical Practice, Secretaral Practice, Stu- dent Council, Sophomore Class Sponsor, South- east Missouri State College B.S. Ed. He enioys Social Welfare work, 'Commercial Contests, Stu- dent Council work, and coaching plays. Mr. CHARLES FROEHLICH Religion, Mathematics, Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, University ot Texas MA. His outside interests are sports. ' 'f? WMm Miss CAROLE FRINKE Social Studies, World History. Junior Class Spon- sor. University ot Rochester BA. Her interests in- clude music, swimming, and reading. Mrs. HARRY JANE GRUENERT Latin l, Spanish I and ll. Arkansas College A.B Her hobbies include sports, tiowers, and poetry .9 Mr. JOHN GRUNDMANN German I and ll. Seward, Nebraska U., Denver U., Harris, St. Louis U. B.S. in Education, Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, His greatest love is teaching. Miss IRIS GUENTHER Advanced Algebra, Solid Geomefry, and Trigo- nometry. Scholarship Club, Harris A.B., Washing ton U. lvi.S. She spends her spare time Hdabbling' in art and music. gf X 't Qs' ,, 1 Mr. CHARLES HOGER Biology, General Science. Biology Club. Concordia, River Forest B.S., Washington University M.S., Uni- versity of Chicago. His hobbies are Natural His- tory, Numismatics, and Photography. Mr. MARTIN HOKAMP Bookkeeping, Typewriiing, Business Low, Business Economics. Sophomore Class Sponsor. Midlcind College BA. Music ond gcirdening hold his outside interests. Miss I RMGARD KOC H L ff? Senior Lirercifure, Senior English. TIM Club. Con- cordia, River Foresf B.S., Universify of Wisconsin M.A, Her hobbies include ircivel, books, ciri, ond, of course, Voll4sie. 11 Zi ' Y J C Mr. WILLIAM KIRCHHOFF Music, English, Guidance, Girls' Glee Club. Con- cordici, River Forest, Butler University AB. ond MA. I-le enjoys being cn specioior of boskeiboll ond bosebcill games. 1 1 '40 Mehdi? Mr. RICHARD MEYER Social Studies, World History. Student Council Sophomore Class Sponsor. St. Louis University B.S. University of Missouri M.A. Sports, especially bas- ketball and baseball, are his hobbies. I .uc Mr. HENRY LETTERMANN Journalism, English. Junior Class Sponsor, Con cordia, River Forest B.S,, University of Chicago, Washington University. He enioys American Litera- ture and poetry in hisspare f- ,V ' ' ' , J , ,ff , ,,' i fy ,i, fl ff ,xff , ALJ X ,i ff t I I y, 4 I f ' ff ' i - ,J ,ans f X ,, f aff! ln. R, lr, U 5 Syl lA r LLLY' Mr. MIKE MARTY Biology, Religion. Coach of the varsity football team. Concordia, River Forest B.S., Washington University, Northwestern University. Athletics and music rank high among his interests. Mr. GEORGE KRAUS English. Sophomore Class Sponsor, Concordia Seminary, Springfield, Valley City State Teachers College B.S. Collecting old coins and reading rank os his favorite interests. 9 .JAY L. .L N122 Mr. VERNON KOEHLER Senior Religion, American Problems, Algebra. Sen- ior Class Sponsor. Concordia, River Forest B.S., University ot North Carolina M.A. His interests include many sports and people in general. Mr. RALPH LEE Band, Freshman Music. Majorettes, Freshman Class Sponsor. St. Louis Institute of Music, Washington University, Bachelor of Music. His hobby is golf. H Miss LAURA MUELLER Drama, American Liferafure, Freshman English. Valparaiso University B.A. She likes To spend he Time swimming, reading, or playing Tennis, Mr. THEODORE PIEPER Freshman Religion, U.S. Hisfory, World Hisfory. Sfudenf Council, Junior Class Sponsor. Concordia, River Forest B.S. in Ed. His hobbies are golf and bowling. 14 I' 1 in f ' il ,g ' ,ry- if l' 'V V 1' V, i. if V : J-'l ,, , i . A F K- cf .' 'if Mr. CARL NAPIER Senior Religion, American Problems, U.S. Hisfory. Student Council, Tennis Coach, Senior Class Spon- sor. Concordia Seminary A.B., B.D., Washingfon U. M.A. of Ed. He enjoys spending time wifh his family and working around his home. Mr. FRANK REICH English. Football Coach. Bethany College, North- east Missouri State B.S. in Ed. Among his interests are fishing, tropical fish, and hunting. ' Q Mr. CARL SACHTLEBEN Librarian. Proiector Club, Model Railroad Club, Library Assistants, Valparaiso A.B., Western Re- serve B.S. in L.S,, Washington U. M.A. Reading and Woodworking rank among his favorite hobbies. Mr. ARMEN BOGOSIAN Librarian. Washington University B.S. in Ed. For him, music spells pleasure. ' 15 5'-. Rev. WALTER SCHOENFUHS Junior Religion, U.S. History, World History. Junior Class Sponsor, Crusader Club. Concordia Seminary BA., B.D., S,T.M., Columbia University, Washington University. His main interests are his family, read- ing, stamps, and music. ,leaky 14 SAJMW Q l l Ld-N ,1 i Miss ALICE SCHULZE Homemaking I and Il. Dramatics Club. Indepen- dence Junior College, Kansas State College B.S. in Home Ec. Among her many interests are read- ina, sketching, the theater and foreign foods. Mr. LOUIS SCHROER Mathematics, Physical Education. Golf Club, L Club, Senior Class Sponsor. Valparaiso B.S. in P.E,, Washington U. He enioys all varieties of sports. Mr. LEON SEXTON General Science, Algebra. Washington University M.S. His hobby is ishing, and he also enjoys touring. 16 Mrs RUTH VISSER Physical Education. Girls Athletic Association Sen bies are golf, swimming, and travel. Mr. WAYNE VOGELSMEIER World History, Physical Education. Football and baseball coach, Freshman Class Sponsor. Valpar- aiso B.S. in PEM, currently studying at Washing- ton U. His main interest lies in the field of sports. av uifif' 'f27777f,7w Mr. GERALD VISSER lndustrial Arts. Senior Class Sponsor. Eastern Washington College BA. in Ed. His spare time is claimed by sports, hunting, hshing, and wood- working. ,ei ior Class Sponsor. Valparaiso B.S, in P.E. Her hob- Mr. CARL YOCHUM Arr I and ll, Yearbook advisor. Concordia, River Foresf B,S., Arr lnsTi1u1e of Chicago, Indiana Uni- versify. His hobbies include drama, music, and arr. Mr. RICHARD WALLACE Mathematics, Basketball cmd foofball coach, Junior Class Sponsor. Harris Teachers' College A.B, Sporfs, music, and clramafics consfifufe his formula for pleasure. 1 I W ,MW f. ..,w,, WM ,,h,,,,-,.,, W0 , , Wy . UW, pw-vw'-f f . L E f A ug V7 .nu- 6' 'GP imafgw 'P YOURS 3,125,951 .M ffm 0 f wnW,,, ww MY! ! ! f Services Without the many services rendered by various organizations, Lutheran High would be unable to function efzhciently. A great many individuals working together to promote student welfare make up these groups. Their industrious efforts are largely responsible for the success of the extracurricular program at L.l'l.S. Through sponsorship of the Fall Festival, the Sports Festival, and the Father's and Son's athletic banquet, the Booster Club raises funds which are used for extracurricular activities. They also provide all attendants for home basketball games. The Mothers' Club gives much-needed assistance by handling the bookwork of the Magazine Campaign and by providing supper for participants of the annual Christmas Concert, Sponsorship of the GAA Banquet is another of their many projects. The purpose of the Parent-Teachers League is to acauaint the parents vvith the edu- cational facilities at L.l-LS. Meeting four times a year, parents and faculty members have an opportunity to discuss problems relating to the grovvth and training of Christian teenagers. Working daily, the alert members of the oFhce staff efhciently take care of all the business matters of Lutheran High School. Not to be overlooked is the huge task of main- tenence assigned to the custodians. The kitchen staff, too, deserves credit for planning and preparing a variety of tasty lunches throughout the year. Students themselves per- form services by vvorking as Library Assistants and by helping Mr. l-lokamp in the Bookstore. Office Staff D, Schubert, C. Hoehle, J, Rebb, B. Loeber Secretaries L. Heartling, Mrs. Das ICT, 20 W Cusfodians I . Popp, E. Todd, E, Frenfzel A 3 T T-3' Cooks deneHel,C.Weber, E. Kr T R P p H H T g Library Assistants Club iff? Courier Original cartoons, new columns, and vigorous school spirit characterized the monthly school paper, the Courier. Its editorials brought the many inconsistencies ot our taiths. News ot alumni and South Side Centers were among the prominent items. Re- views and previews on school presentations were much in evidence. The traditional arti- cles on seniors and taculty members were done with skill and wit. The special articles each month tor the amusement at the reader were highlighted by numerous cartoons which displayed the artistic as well as iournalistic talent at the statt. Sports news cov- ered the last page keeping the students up-to-date on the status ot the various teams. The excellent iob done by Mr. Letterman and the student staff was greatly appreciated by everyone at Lutheran High School. Staff Editor, Sara Roehrs Carol Petri Bob Fanter Wm Ruth Rehwaldt H- ' Bob Meyer I Ji J' Rich Longerbeam Sharon Dorsch Ron Wittmer Johnny Salsman A Rich Staats ll I y Marilyn Shulte ,,,:x- Leroy Ettling Tl Steve Domahidy 1.3 Don Dittmar Diana Buck ,lan Massa Marion Kloess Advisor, Mr. Letterman Editor ......... Assisto nt Editors . Business Monoger Sports Editor . . . Art Editor .... Conclid Editor ... Closs Editor .... Staff Group Picture Editor .. Typing Editor ...... Copy Editor ......... Copy Redding Editor . .. Foculty Editor ......... Underclossmen Pictures . .. Advisors . . . . Crusader Louise Chostonoy Phyllis l-lottrnonn .lon Mosso .., Jonet Ahner . . . Vic Kuehnert Bob Fonter . . . Corol Petri . . . . . Pot Dos ,... Ellen Stohl Doris Schubert . Anne Hogemon ... .lonice Koenn ... Judy Bloom .. . Cotlty Bieser Betty Beins .....IVlr. Yolcurn Miss Angelbeclc 55225 ll 'Allman llllll li4 iii-'T' f fllllll --. X J'-li f-1, ,.. ii. ji.. X-F f-4 iii . li- f,Z 1- ,..,. ,,.... . ...-... U5 ,A t - rx -x I Officers D. Bohnert, H. Heinz, D. Leimer ALL IN FAVORSAY- A X 1 A g fAlA'y S ik? N N Q sf 65 L- Z gs, Student Council This year Student Council was not only the governing body ot Lutheran High but also the staunch backer of the school spirit move- ment. Among Their numerous projects, the Council led the entire student body in electing Hans Heinz as Prep Player ot the Week. As in previous years, three members ot the executive board were sent to the Lutheran High School Student Council Convention. Hans Heinz, Dwight Leimer, and Dorothy Bohnert represented St. Louis at this years' convention, which was held in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Again, the Student Council directed the distribution ot chapel collections. Woirthy charities received the donations that were col- ected in the chapel services each week, The first ot two new proiects initiated this year was the placing of photographs of various school activities on a bulletin board in the alcove. As the second proiect, the Council sent our greeting cards to cheer those students who were ill. As a whole, the student body has the Student Council to thank tor guiding them through a progressive year. 24 Clubs Scholarship Club The Scholcirship Club wos orgonized solely for the purpose of moking informotion on scholorships ovoiloble to onyone interested. Under the direction of Miss Guenther ond Mr. Colbo, o different subiect Wos discussed eoch week cinswering the mony questions thot plogue ci scholor- ship cipplicont. Speokers included Miss Dorow, Miss Koch, ond Mr. Doenzer. Biology Club The Biology Club, under the leoder- ship of Mr. l-loger, meets twice o month ond hos guest speolcers or students leod interesting discussions on scientific topics. Field trips to locol points ot interest ore port of the club's cictivities, One of the highlights ot the yeor wos o ive-doy field trip to Chicogo. 25 TIM The ofhcal purpose of the Cru- sader Club is to show how I..l-I.S. students can best serve God in their lives today and in the future, and to provide an opportunity for Christian service. lts program involves discus- sion of careers and controversial questions. Also included is participa- tion in charitable projects. f K. L. H. S. TIM lthose interested in rnedicinel is one of the few clubs dating back to early days of L.l-l.S. Especially interested are future nurses. During visits to local hospitals the most popular spot for the girls is the nursery. Besides hospital visits, nurses come and speak on various sub- jects. The club helps girls decide whether or not nursing is the right career choice for them. Crusader Club Room T27 is the home of radio sta- tion KLHS. This year it was organized as a club because of the lack of a for- mal radio class. Before and after school musical shows are presented to the lis- tening audience of the surrounding area, in addition, interviews are also held. The faculty advisor is Gilbert Daenzer. The ChrisTmas ConcerT was made a success greaTly Through The eTTorTs of The DramaTics Club, under The supervision of Miss Alice Schulze. IT was formed This year because of The lack of a DramaTics DeparTmenT. The club's plan is To work wiTh The school in any dramaTic presenTaTions. Proiecfor Club Under The guidance of Mr. SachT- leben, The Model Railroad Club, meeTing weekly, sTudies and designs various Types of model railroads, The club was organ- ized in T955 when a generous donaTion of S500 vvorTh of equipmenT was given for This specific purpose. Dramafics Club The audio visual equipmenT is operaTed by members Trained in The ProiecTor Club. This equipmenT includes sound, opaque, and Tilm-sTrip pro jeciors, Tape recorders, and phono- graphs. The club enables members To serve The school in an imporTanT phase of iTs educaTional program. if Model Railroad Club Pep Chsb Shouts or new cheers con be heoro 'rn rhe ouor- rorrurn every other Monooy when the Peo Char: rneers. Forrnrng rhe consrrrurron wos Xhe hrsr org pro- 'recr o'r the yeor. Lorer, shokers were rnode ond soXo ro sruoenks ro use or XOOSYGTXOOXX gonwes. Mr. Freu- oenberg ond Mr. Rerch serve os the chaos sponsors. The ,, L O VOV5' CIUb Iry 'ef Con . f SI r members O er Gnd P1035 of boys Wh Gnd 4 'PICS O e be O h elf - month en VO? Ove e recom lOb is T The ed in b Grned Od mendgno O Plgn yr me6T with Y Vefer, Vert' 'S SOCIQI M an 'se fOrmCOm4TO The AWS for The Schroer Img efic C Ub I Qcmeg COm ' mOI4 . mines 9 1 Gnd ir Lene fman CI 28 ub cross. Th :col Mus, - S C1 . lc i Q QS exe L6.H.s. will Mm auf, ClUb Goff Effie QOod . The Oppgi'5 laegury fhis Posey OSC-Zdent, me Under rhgnrty' fo heayear fo Miss DOFOW their Work fhberg Stud Qufdance f Ona' . S, The C y fhe O fub is Qfeqf CO sponsored bm- Y The Music Theory and Harmony Club is in- tended tor those students who want to go beyond the note-reading phase of music education. The group was very enthusiastic and went into such things as improvision and modulations. In general, the mechanics of music are studied. Music Theory and Harmony Club 29 ROW 1: L. Holtz, C. Thielker, D. Moellering, M. Goerges, J. Ruedlinger, D, Leimer, ROW 2: J, Eiclchoff, J. Toeneboehn, P. Das, R. Rehwaldt, L. Damm, C. Brockmeier, M. Kieninger, D. Mack, M. Freudenburg, P. Waech, L. Mueller. ROW 3: A, Hageman, C, Eyres, M, Nitz, T. Creighton, D. Oebermann, R. Crecelius, E. Kriege, R. Wittmer, W, Campbell, T. Fehlber, R. Gnau, B. Hoffmann, K. Fritze, J. Ott, ROW 4: B. Meyer 1 M. Long, P. Kretzschmar, J. Abaecherlie, D. Dittmar, J, Kinvvorthy, L. Sanders, P. Wunderlick, V. Kuehnert, C. Gruber, H, Glass, R, Stubenrouch, M. Mittendorf, J. Massa. Lutheran High School can be iustly proud of its many fine musical organizations, Since music is such an integral part of the Lutheran Church, it must also be included in the program at Lutheran High, The purpose of such an emphasis on music is to provide an opportunity for gifted students to glorify their Savior, and at the same time, carry His message to others. This is ac- complished through the many performances which are given throughout the year. Perhaps the most well-known of these is the annual Christmas Concert and Pageant. The second major presentation is the Spring Concert given in the early part of Q j May. Playing an important role in these performances is the 58 L.H.S. Choir directed by William J. Kirchhoff. Besides partici- pating in the two concerts, the Choir sang at the Reformation Rally and the Cornerstone-laying of the new high school, and also over Radio Stations KMOX and KFUO. A major project sponsored by the Senior Class was the recording of the Choir singing favorite Christmas selections. 30 , . ROW iz S. Fischer, V. Weber, P. Shaffer, L, Shipley, S.-Roehrs, P. Hoffmann, J. Koenn, M. Wilkerson R. Haendschke, J. King. ROW 2: C, Krahn, F. Schaefer, G. Hillmer, J. Verseman, L. Reeder, D. Young, M. Stedman, J. Amelung, C. Mittenzwey, E. Fritz. ROW 3: M. Franklin, M. McClanahan, M. Streufert, D. Porterfield, J. Ahner, D. Newsome, E. Stahl, V. Thompson, P. Barton, J. Das, B. Standley, M. Stahl ROW 4: L. Ettling, B. Fanter, H. Bohlmann, G, Griesman, R. Staats, B. Voegele, R. Nalde, VV. Earickson J. Birch, J. Sellmeyer, J. Lukens, R. Rausch. 1 f B Chorus serves as a stepping-stone into Choir for a great many students. It is from this group that Mr. Kirchhoft selects most of those people who sing in the Choir. The Junior Chorus also performs in the Christmas and Spring Concerts, as well as ioining fllhoir in presenting programs at the Fall Festival and the Sports Flestival. Feminine voices blending together make up what is known as Girls' Glee Club. Rehearsing every Tuesday and Friday with Mr. Kirchhoff, the girls practice songs to be used at the two Director of All Choral Groups concerts and for chapel services. A traditional feature of the Mr. William J- Kimhiwg Christmas Concert is the Singing Christmas Tree which is com- posed ofthe girls in the Glee Club. Very important in building up enthusiasm at pep sessions and athletic contests is the L.l-l,S. Band ably directed by Mr. Ralph Lee. Formerly practicing in the auditorium, this year the band was given a special room equipped with risers. This consti- tuted a great improvement for rehearsal conditions. Performing in the band concert along with the varsity band is the training band, also directed by Mr. Lee. 31 B Chorus ROW 'l: J, Klein, P. Merfen, C. Brauer, K. Kramer, M. Tischkau, J. Gifford, L. Siesennop, K. Steinbach, K Van Cleve, J. Pfafl. ROW 2: J. Brauch, K. Dornfeld, S. Hilgeman, R. Grufzmacher, K, Tosensing, M Schmidf, B. Lindsey, C, Frifze, C. Heinrich, R. Mouch, C. Bieser, C. Klinger. ROW 3: D. Bohnerf, C. Sheidker B, Timm, B. Buszin, J. Boernke, N. Nifz, C. OTTO, P, Kasfen, S. Jesionowski, C. Hoffmann, J We-hmeyer, C. Fellhauer. ROW 4: G. Meier, R. Simon, A. Johnson, J. Hillemann, B. Roth, L. Collins, N Hargas, J. Luepke, C. Tebeau, K. Sander, J. Sharp, L. Rowald. ROW 5: E. Hageman, B. Roth, J, Huebschman C. Baese, J. Eberharr, S. Mecklessel, M. Lahrmann, M. Williams, S. Clark, R. Kirchoefer, l. Glore, J. Held ROW 6: M. Benson, V. Binger, C, Belsheim, B. Warmann, R. Hoehle, J Mueller, D. King, J, Buerhe, G. Ruh B. Herman, E, Feddersen, J. PeeTers. ROW 7: J. Erhart, D. Kovac, M. Sfellhorn, D. Moehlenkarnp, B. Busch kemper, R. Roschke, G. Roedemeier, D. Braun, R. Koch, M. Schuppan, R. Sfubenrouch, E. McMurray ROW 8: R. Harsirnann, S. Amant, B. Breifenbach, W. Schlicring, P. Klofh, K, Lampe, T. Gihring, G. Ellis R. Marchand, D. Schroeder, T. Grossheim, G. Kupferle. M. Nitz, L. Damm. Senior Sexfetfe 32 ROW l: P. Waech. ROW 2 M Wilkerson, B. Sfandley, M. Goerges Junior Ocfeffe J PfafT, V. Binger, C. Belsheim, P. Kasten, C Fellhauer, Absent. J. Pothofl. Glee Club ROW 'l: D. Doenges, S. Fischer, J. Versemann, F. Piepkorn, C, Klinger, K. Fiegel, J. Brenizer, J. Brauch J. Klein. ROW 2: M. McCIanahan, S. Dragshutz, J. Amelung, J, Das, R. Bulfmann, C. Bieser, K. Reininga Y. Pfabe, K. Dornfeld, K. Culp. ROW 3: J. Koenn, P, Hoflmann, C. Sheidker, J, King, R. Grufzmacher, M Kieninger, R. Kirchoefer, J. Eickhoff, C. Brockmeier, B. Sfandley. ROW 4: E. Fritz, L. Reeder, R. Haend- schke, GgHudson, P. Waech, M. Goerges, J. Reudlinger, J. Held, L. Damm, M. Wilkerson. ROW 5: C Mitfenzwey, lfrginger, B. Warmann, P. Barton, U. Weber, M. Lahrmann, M. Williams, L. Rogenagel, D Moellering, M. Stahl. ROW 6: E. Stahl, D. Young. ir I l l H. Off, J. Das, M. Sfahl, K. FriTZe. F. Schaefer, D. Leimer, M. Sfreufert, L. Mueller Sophomore Sextefte Varsity Band ROW 'lr K. Fiegel, A. Lawson, C. Vclnderpool, S. Minecr, S. Brumon, M. Rudi, P. Sfeinmonn, M. Wesche C. Kuehler, K. Reefz. ROW 2: J, Brandon, P. Gihring, B. Vogel, F. Schumacher, D. Krieger, W. Boyer P, Kremmel, J. Gusokey, R. Horfmon, B. Kretzschmor, L. Heggemeier, D, Doenges, C. Ellebrochf, B. lsenberg ROW 3: J. Sfeimley, D. Hufchinson, M. Mueller, M. Schmidt, J. Kufscher, J. Schroeder, N. Bishop, D. Meier P. Schmidt, B, Zyk, G. Hc1sheicler,J. Fosholf, G. Krieger, J. Mongels. rg Wm Training Band ROW 'l: V. Wesche, J. Jones, P. Kifrel, C, Srumpf, S. Ruiclc, G, Tesson D. Snyder, D. Mueller. ROW 2: B. Dierrich, R. Copeland, W. Werner, R Moellering, K. Gwculrney, R. Becker, D. Jeucle. ROW 3: G. Shaffer, B. Spencer, P. Waller. Absent: M. Hughes. 34 fl KA S ,av 'iv iff 4, .,,.. ,sv f .f 1 - F! 1 0 , , X. .ur ' Wg-, fm, 1 Yfhw, ff. . vf f Q71 -Wm , ' gf ,, S'z9'f 2 Ma, 1, ' 7.44 fb 4-1 QM .fy W 1, fi Varsity Football ROW 1: E. Lisle, B. King, J. Crane, M. Bauer, A. Hageman, B. STuTz, D. Carrol, J. Harle, J. Eif1erT, J. GilberT H. Heinz. ROW 2: P. LeisTriz, J. STeinbruegge, O. Gansow, E. McMurray, R. Burroughs, G. Lanemann, D Fick, M. Baronovic, P. Krefzschmar, R, Longerbeam, K. VordersTrasse, B. Dyer, J. Evans. ROW 3: Coach MarTy, B. WolTers, S. Domahidy, D. Dierker, A. Lawson, R. STubenrouch, C. Gruber, P. Wunderlich, R Rausch, J. Brown, L. Sanders, P. Ziebol, G. Domahidy, Coach Reich. The 1957 Crusader TooTball squad wiTh Their 4-2 season seT a new grid record aT L.l'l.S. The Crusaders also seT a new scoring record of 143 poinTs while holding Their op- ponenls To 92. One of The highlighTs of The season was The high scoring game againsT Lindbergh, 45-25. WiTh more emphasis placed on speed and running power, Coaches Mike MarTy and Frank Reich builT up a sTrong ground aTTack. ATTer This successful season, Coach lVlarTy hopes The Team spiriT will be high again nexT year. 1 ff? Z s 58 ? i f Nl flrcll Season's Schedule L.l-l.S L.l-1.5 L.l-l.S. L.l-l.S L.l-1.5. L.l-l.S 26 O . . . ..... . Fox 19 8 . . . .,.. WellsTon 13 20 ...... PaTTonville 33 O . . . .... Parkway 45 25 . . . . . Lindbergh 7 39 . . . . .Principia f C0 lil 5' K- Q58 B Team Foofboll ROW 1: J. Trover, W. Roth, J. Mueller, D. Hufchinson, ROW 3: M. Shuppan, K. Bufcher, E. Fedclersen, C. Mueller R. Culp, C. Clifford, L. McGrew, D. Fischer. ROW 2: Coach J. Buefhe, D. Mueller, S. AmonT, G. Ellis. ROW 4: P. Kelly Yogelmeier, W. lsenberg, J. Laneman, L. Brown, W. Leisrriz, D. Hague, B. Hemmins, G. Domres, D. Schroeder, K. Gwcilf P. KloTh, B. Uflmann, P. Cassamafis, Coach Wallace. ney, T. Baniamin, A. Kirchholnl, G. Ruh. N iff I-' ' AlThough The B Team 7 Q suflerecl Three deTeaTs This season, They managed To Tie The varsiTy reserves. Because ff a f of The few garnes played, The ,- Team goT less experience Than in previous years. Coaches . Vogelsmeier and Wallace 3 j macle a plea Tor a bigger X TurnouT of freshmen Tor nexT U year, so The boys will have an exTra year of Training. 38 0 i S' mv' I . , 1' lil fl 3 i 21 B Basketball Team ROW 1: P. CassimaTis, R. Hoehle, Managers. ROW 2: J. Trover, M. Stelihorn, J. BueThe, G. Roedemeler L RoTh. ROW 3: G. Visser, Coach, T. Baniamin, P. Kremmel, D. Schroeder, G. Ruh, T, Kuegle, B. Lels'rriTz I I The 'B' Team, under The direcTion of Coach Gerald Visser, opened pracTice wiTh a large number of hopefuls. In addiTion To The regular sophomores, one freshman qualified To make The squad of Twelve. AT The end of The season, The Bees carried a 7-9 record. More Than ThirTy freshmen Tried ouT Tor The Frosh Team aT LuTheran High CenTral. Under The able coaching of Richard Wallace, The Hnal squad of TourTeen members progressed To an ll-2 record. SomeThing new was added To The scene as Coaches Visser and Wallace experimenTed wiTh using fresh- men Tor The B Team. Freshman BaskeTball Team ROW 1: R. Sewell, J. Polle, K. Bufcher, T. Huning, D. Braun, A. PanhorsT, J. Werner. ROW 2 Coach R Wallace, D. Leimer, C. SachTleben, J. Tesson, D. Meyer, J. Van Esler, F. Snider, D, Toensing, D. FanTer Manager. if Varsity Basketball Team ROW 1: J. Brown, M. Long, D. Leimer, B, Freund, B Grave ROW 2 H Heinz B Schertel B Hochgrebe P. Lange, J. Birch, B. Fanter, Manager. ROW 3: Coach L Sch oer P Ziebol J Hoemann R Do derlich, T. Lawson, B. Buchmueller, Manager. The varsity basketball team from Lutheran High November with approxi- turning out. Coach Lou dropped the opener to Central started practice in mately thirty candidates Schroer's squad ot htteen Maplewood, 6l-73. The team started to move, however, by winning six out ot its first ten games. While the cagers were snowed in at Chicago for the All-Lutheran Tourney, they were also snowed under by losing both games. The oddity of the year occurred when Principia's Dave Gibbs scored the decisive basket to give Lutheran a victory, 56-55. Climaxing the season, at the Sports Festival, the Varsity beat the Alurni 44-39. The Crusaders finished with an 8-ll record. Not since l955, has the varsity, neared the .500 mark. Season 's Sched ule LHS 6l-73 Maplewood LHS 57-63 Chicago So LHS 50-47 Ritenour LHS 47-53 Chicago No LHS 54-80 Wellston LHS 40-42 Principia LHS 50-45 Normandy LHS 48-6l McKinley LHS 56-46 Pattonville LHS 56-42 St. Pauls LHS 62-74 Kirkwood LHS 57-6l Brentwood LHS 56-55 Principia LHS 53-69 C.B.C. Ll-15 55-45 Hqnqock LHS 52-40 Berkeley LHS 60-31 John Burroughs LHS 58-87 University C y LHS 46-48 Mercy LHS 44- 39 Alumni a if i 4 x 'K I -v K N ' A I v X, N X Q X s 1 'X Y V X . S .K X X NX NX! X 3 I 1 ext ,A w , X a....2y, - 92- sf C I M7 M, , fr .11 , ff , V .I ' zz V' , 'v I , V 1. fl? Q 'I 4 35 ,J , , if ' Z Q, J , ,Zi W K, 5 'P' . z m f xx J sm., ,f f X f Fx I 1 1 4. if 5 , gf - Xe f 3 Y 3 ,f Varsity Baseball ROW 'Ia M. Baronovic, B. Sfufz, B. Scherfel, J. Birch, B. Hochgrebe, M. Long, J. Zeuschel, B. Wolf. ROW 2: D. Diifrnar, J. Gilbert, B. Grave, H, Warner, H. Thiele, B. Spencer, G. Mauller, B. Dyer. ROW 3: Coach G. Visser, B. Freund, R. Rausch, B. Zyk, D. Leimer, P. Ziebol, C. Gruber, W. Kuhlmann, S. Domczhidy, Coach F. Reich. Z W . , B Team Baseball Tennis Coach C. Napier, R. Roschke, R. Sfubenrouch, B. Brighfwell, L. Gelner, D, Meyer, D. Jeude, J. Mason R. Schneider, J. Sfeinbruegge, H. Heinz, P. Lange, M. Bauer, P. Ohlhausen, J. Poo!e, A. Panhorsf, G. We-r ner, L.f Koch, F. Leistrifz, Manager. 43 f Maiorettes ROW 1: D. Leonard, M. Dorn, D. Von Behren, J. Huelskoeffer, M. Stahl. ROW 2: S. Lanemann, E. Hage' man, S. Menear, A. Hageman, J. Brauch, P. Merfen. I Varsity Cheerleaders C, Krahn, J. Kuhlengel, B. Beins, N. Nier- deick, M. Franklin. jf I X B Team Cheerleaders R. Gruefzmacher, D. Maron, N. Pieper, G. Koch, S. Adams. 44 E OFFICERS: J. Ott, Treasurer, J. Das, Secretary, A. Brockmann, President, J. Gelner, Vice-President. G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association, sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Visser, provides extracurricular activities for sophomore, iunior, and senior girls interested in sports. The program includes basketball, volleyball, and ping-pong, and it is conducted on an intramural level. Maroon and Gold volleyball and basketball teams are chosen from each class to compete tor the school championship. At the height of the basket- ball season eight teams participate in the annual tournament with Principia. The two freshman teams are chosen by Mrs. Visser, while the other six are the GAA Maroon and Gold teams. The Sports Festival provides an opportunity tor the Junior and Senior Gold teams to display their expert skill in volleyball, The ping pong tournament is conducted on an individual basis rather than on a class basis. The two social events ot the year include a tall picnic and a spring banquet. Between these two is a season of fun and enjoyment tor all enthusiastic members. ,, Z ff sxxif 7 N ' ' : Majors ROW 1: N. Scherer, B. Clasen, C. Krahn, D. Bohnert, M. Lahrmann, D. Leimer. ROW 2: J. Rosen- koetter, A. Hagetnan, D. Moellering, P. Das, J. Gelner, J. Eickhott, C. McClanahan, L. Parent. ROW 3: C. Kuehler, E. Stahl, R, Haendschke, A. Brockamnn, K. Klaas, J. Heller, J. Ott, J. Das. 45 Senior G. A. A. Junior G. A. A. Sophomore G. A. 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T ff V .V W.. , , .. , .gf Qty. ,QW .. .L H D. Schierenbeck pl Ziebol .5 f' ' 7 1 QV A J D . 'T 59 - I WOULD HAVE BEEN A SENIOR TI-H5 YEAR EXCEPT FOR THE FACT THAT LAST YEAR I WAS ONLY A soPHoMoQE 1 -? I '1 f., f. ,3 x -I V X43-ck 57 ' Ybx N:-:.::1-W ckxm:-. S x X Q- fx V A figs ' KSA? fx X X X 5 4, +5 Q N X X V Q ig? 1 x Q X? ' 5 , 1? Q L Y 3 .fa 2 7 l 2 3 i 5 i Q e I 2 Q 17- 2 ' ff I fi fc f '. v 1.fT.f ' A-f 1, ' , ' 1.5-2 2 f ' ' f , 5 .4 .. f ,X ,135 , I , , .M ,. - , 'ji f i : , .S . ' N X 1 X 4' 4, I6 if f J , f X I 0' f if , .- 6 iff W ,aw 15,1 I I ,Md X 4 1 if fy X X . ,V 1,37 l.1,,. gi,,!i- 7 4, ' .,.,k fag -, G, K, . 11 Q sm ! I 1' .-f ' , av' ' 1 f if ' 5 1? Ji ' V ,,. ,, 9 9 4 , 4 ,Z 5 ,M 'W f 1 .WMI JANET AHNER Commercial Jan Future Girl Friday smile for everyone Lady chauffeur slight'n light, School play 25 GAA I,2g Junior-Senior Banquet Commit- tee 35 B Chorus 2, Choir 3,45 Cru- sader 4p Honor Roll I,2,3,4. RALPH ANTON College Prep Ralph Man of few words projection problems.. .easy going . . .Walther League basketball. Protector Club l,2,3,4, Scholarship Club 45 Kiln Club 4g Baseball I,25 Student Coun- cil 2g Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee 3g Proiect Committee 4. KENNETH ASH College Prep Ken Sly humor carrot top loves to tease . .. Betty's beau. Swimming Club I, DAVID RALPH BALES College Prep Dave Quiet type.. .drives a Plymouth.. . spends his spare time tinkering with cars. Honor Roll I. MICHAEL JOHN BARANOVIC College Prep Mike Crushtomized Chevy . . . bulldog on the gridiron everybody's chauffeur good for a yuk. Letterman's Club 3,45 Football I,2, 3,4, Letteredg Basketball If Letteredg Baseball I,2,3,4, Lettered. f W , X aj A 1 'if:. tz9 X w W1 I' 1 f i BARBARA LEE BARCLAY College Prep Barb Slick chick peppy brown- eyed belle . ., artistic talent, Swim- ming Club lg All School Play 2, Pep Club 41 GAA 2,35 Junior-Senior Ban- quet Committee 3, Publicity Commit- tee 4. KATHRYN JEANNETTE BECKER College Prep Kathy Stix Fashion Board Dancin' Doll pretty blue eyes 'enviable wardrobe. Pep Club 3,45 Swimming Club lj Art Club 25 All School Play 35 Fashion Show 3,4. SANDRA LOUISE BELL Commercial Sandy Shining locks. . .a good listener.. . lively laughter understanding. Crusader Club 4, Classical Music Club 45 Fashion Show 2,3. KATHERINE ELVIRA BERGT College Prep Kathy Shy lass. . .Authority on Japan... all friendliness...intelligent. Trans- ferred from American School in To- kyo, Japan. Scholarship Club 4. JUDITH MAYES BLOOM College Prep Judy Fast talker. . .ice skating expert.. , tap dance routines. . .long CPI drive to school. TIM Club L25 Classical Music Club 4, GAA l,25 Maiorettes I,2f Lettered, All School Play 2j Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3j Fashion Show lj Crusader 45 Honor Roll I. DONALD BOEHNE College Prep Don Sports car enthusiast calm, cool, and collected plans to be an architect. Hot Rod Club 4, Tennis I, Intramural Sports 2, Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 3, Honor Roll I. ALLAN ROBERT BRANDHORST College Prep Al KLHS technician . .. future collegiate . .. has that shy smile on the quiet side. Radio Club 4, Student Council I, Honor Roll I. ADELINE RUTH BROCKMANN Commercial Bitsie Shining blonde hair maroon and gold champion secretarial whiz friendli- ness personified. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Bookstore 4, Fashion Show 4, GAA l,2,3,4, Lettered, Maiors 3,4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4. CAROL BROCKMEIER College Prep Brocky Sports enthusiast has quite a collec- tion ot iokes don't get her started sweet and smart, Scholarship Club 4, Glee Club 3,4, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, GAA I,2,4, Majors 2,3, Honor Roll l,2,3,4. BARRETT JAY BUCHMUELLER College Prep Barry Bart headed for the moon hi-fi happy .. . Wanna buy a magazine? Art Club l,2, Classical Music Club 4, Proiect Committee 4, Honor Roll I,2,3,4. f 9 I 'ipf' 4 DIANA KATHERINE BUCK College Prep D1 Always the right answers reserved .. staunch supporter of the Crusader Club FHA 2, Pep Club 3, Classical Music Club 4, Mission Club 2,3, Crusader Club 4, Schol arship Club 4, Courier 4, Honor Roll I,2, 3,4. GEORGE CAMPBELL College Prep Junior The Creation .. . soft spoken refined .. . spontaneous smile. Model Railroad Club 3,4, Classical Music Club 4. WARREN CURTIS CAMPBELL College Prep Warren Listen to those sweet pipes . .. loves to be sarcastic the old Philosopher. Pro- Club l,2,3, Football Manager I,2, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4. ERNEST CARR College Prep Ernie Junior towner appears quiet but Hollywood mutflers Mn Koehler, I disagree. Swimming Club I,2, Projector Club 2,3, Drama Club 4, Baseball I. LOUISE CHASTONAY College Prep Lou Frequent trips to Rolla a ready smile . ..our able editor. . .Biology Club backer. Swimming Club l,4, Pep Club 3, Library Assistant's 2,3, Biology Club 4, Class Sec- retary 2, GAA 4, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Student Council 2,3, Girls State 3, Crusader 4, Editor, Honor Roll l,2, 3,4. THOMAS EDWIN CREIGHTON College Prep Tom Mr. President Oh, those curly locks Boy's State the boy most likely to succeed. Class Vice- President 35 Class President 45 B Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 35 Scholarship Club 45 All School Play 35 Student Council i,2,3,45 Boys State 35 Bas- ketball lj Baseball 25 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. DENNIS EDWARD CURRY College Prep Mad Bomber Radio fiend , . . mischief is his busi- ness sleepy time guy . ., brush cut. KLHS 3,4. LINDA VICTORIA DAMM Commercial Vicki One of the singin' six sophisti- cated lady chuckles strong second alto. Pep Club I5 GAA l,25 Fashion Show i5 All School Play 2,35 Junior Sextet5 Senior Sextet5 Glee Club 3,45 Lettered5 B Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 Proiect Committee 45 Honor Roll 2,3. PATRICIA DAS College Prep Pat Sehr gut! capable and con- scientious Biology bug daring eyesj Swimming Club lj ln- tramural Sports 25 Glee Club 35 Lettered5 Biology Club 45 Scholar- ship Club 45 GAA i,2,3,45 Lettered5 Maiors 3,45 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 35 B Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 Crusader 45 Publicity Committee 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. SUSAN ANN DIENER College Prep Sue Efficient mission minded...per- petual motion unassuming. FHA 25 Mission Club 2,35 Kiln Club 35 Pep Club 35 Crusader Club 45 Li- brary Assistant's Club 45 Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 35 Honor Roll l,2. I DAVID DIERKER College Prep Dutch Deacon One big riot . . . wise cracks in A,P. . . .eins, zwei, drei football fol- lies. Transferred 35 Student Council 35 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 35 Football 45 Senior Proiect Com- mittee 4. DONALD RICHARD DITTMAR College Prep Don Love that hair cut...super chef... some say he's shy, others doubt it. Letterman's Club 45 Football l5 Bas- ketball l,25 Baseball i,2,35 Lettered5 B Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 Honor Roll l,2. RONALD HARRY DOERR College Prep Ron Outstanding rebounder , . . Ich bin mude member of Northside gang...head and shoulders above us all. Basketball i,2,3,45 Lettered5 Honor Roll i,3,4. STEVE DOMAHIDY College Prep Steve Casanova in khakis . . . sociable . .. wiry . .. smooth dancer. Letterman's Club 3,45 Student Council 35 Foot- ball I,2,3,45 Lettered5 Baseball I,2, 3,45 Lettered. SHARON DORSCH College Prep Sharie Ardent debator pert spar- kling smile gentlemen prefer blondes. GAA i5 Art Club I5 Fash- ion Show I5 All School Play i5 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3. NANCY DOYLE Commercial Nance Shy humor blushes easily sweet personality . .. oh those dark curls! Pep Club l, Fashion Show l, Student Council i, Thespian Society 2, All School Play 2, Honor Roll l. JUDITH ANN EICKHOFF College Prep Judy Undiscovered genius...live wire... twinkle toes everybody's friend. TIM Club l, Pep Club l,3, GAA l,2,4, Lettered, Maiors 2,4, Glee Club 3,4, Lettered, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, Class Secretary 3, Junior- Senior Banquet Committee, Chair- man 3, Proiect Committee 4, Fashion Show 4. JOHN EIFFERT College Prep John Who stole my spinners? . . .blushes easily . .. always a wisecrack mischievous gleam in his eye. Letter- man's Club 4, Hot Rod Club 4, Football 2,3,4, Lettered, Tennis l, Basketball l, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3. LEROY ETTLING Fiery orator...cars, day and night ...Ron's buddy...from the tenor section. B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, All School Play 3, Honor Roll 3. JAMES EVANS General Jim Mr, Manager always a com- ment part-time postman slick black hair, Mission Club 2, Baseball l, Football Manager 4. CYNTHIA CATHERINE EYRES College Prep Cindy Talented Miss back seat driver ...a small riot...gay and friendly. Transferred 3, Pep Club 3, GAA 3, All School Play 3, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Dramatics Club 4, Student Council 4, Glee Club 3, Lettered, B Chorus 3, Choir 4. ROBERT PAUL FANTER College Prep Bob lrrepressible our boy with a paint brush holds down the tenor section muscles you can't even see! Drama Club 4, Letter- man's Club 4, Student Council 2,3, Basketball Manager 2,3,4, Lettered, School Play 2,3, Scholarship Club 4, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, Crusader 4, Courier 4, Honor Roll 2,3. JOHN FASHOLT College Prep Jack Heavy toot on the accelerator livens up the band blond crew- cut. Projector Club 2,3, Radio Club 4, Tennis 2, Band l,2,3,4, Lettered. DONALD FICK College Prep Don A thorn among the roses in Senior Lit nonchalant...always kidded but takes it well. Letterman's Club 4, Basketball l,2,3, Lettered, Base- ball l,2, Football 4, Lettered, Stu- dent Council l,2, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3. SHARON LEE FISCHER College Prep Sharon Quiet type cute Brocky's buddy. . .mischievous moments. Pep Club 3, GAA l,2,3, Publicity Com- mittee 4, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, All School Play 3, Fashion Show 2, Student Council 2, B Chorus 3, Choir 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Honor Roll l. EVA BARBARA FRITZ Commercial Evq Gone giggle adds to her person- ality long dark hair Fiocca skirts frivolous. TIM Club lj Pep Club 3j GAA i,27 Ushers Club ly B Chorus 27 Choir 3,47 Glee Club 3,47 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3. ROBERT ALLEN FRUEND College Prep Reba Tall, dark, and then some Fruend's Restaurant Gunner Remo. Letterman's club7 Basketball l,2,3,47 Lettered7 Baseball l,2,3,47 Letteredp B Chorus 27 Choir 37 Stu- dent Council l,2,37 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3. OTTO ALPHONSE GANSOW College Prep Grunzo Lives in chemistry lab rocket ex- pert Scholarships handwrit- ing i?J. Swimming Club l,27 Letter- man's Club 4j Scholarship Club 47 Baseball Qj Football 2,3,47 Lettered7 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 37 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. JEANNE GELNER College Prep Jean Racqueteer wicked hook shot math wizard trophies, tro- phies, trophies. Library Assistant's Club 4j Scholarship Club 4j GAA .l,2,3,4j Lettered Maiors 47 Student Council 37 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. THOMAS ARNOLD GIHRING College Prep Tom Young man with a horn deep, dark eyes friendly disposition . . .conscientious Band 2,37 Chorus 4. AV I o.1u4,W g i I ' . yy K ,,'g g JAN GILBERT College Prep G' Neat Ford convertible . . . trUe . . . Where's Bud? Boyds' favorite ll I customer. Thespians 2: l'lOf Rod Club 4j Baseball l,2,3,47 Football47 Intramural Sports Qj Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3. MARY CLARA GOERGES College Prep George Effervescent... Oh Piftle ... one constant ray ot sunshine sextet supporter an apple fancier. GAA l,27 Girls Glee Club 3,47 Jun- ior Sextet7 Senior Sextet7 B Chorus 27 Choir 3,47 Fashion Show lj All School Play 37 Junior-Senior Ban- quet Committee 3j Honor Roll l, 2,3. BETTY JANE GOETZ Commercial Betty Quiet charm . . . a pleasant way. .. LHS newcomer a success in the commercial field. Transferred 4. JAMES GOFF General Jim Musical wizard dark wavy hair . . , original compositions . . . tickles the ivories. Classical Music Club 4. WILLIAM GRAVE College Prep Sack HOT l?J Chevy love that laugh lethal iump shot always a question, Letterman's Club 4, Foof- ball Qj Lettered7 Baseball l,2,3,47 Lettered7 Basketball 4, RICHARD GRONEMEYER General Rich Chemistry'troubles flaming red hair inquisitive classics col- lector. Art Club I, KLHS 3, Radio Club 4, Classical Music Club 4. THEODORE GROSSHEIM College Prep Ted Cars, cars, cars our boy tlattop takes lite easy rough 'n ready. Football I. CHARLES ALLEN GRUBER College Prep Charlie Big Chas . . . Oh, it was so neat! Like father, like son a soft laugh? Art Club I, Student Council l,2,3, Basketball l,2,3, Lettered, Football 4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Let- tered, Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee 3, Chairman, Choir 3,4, B Chorus 2. RUTH MARIE HAENDSCHKE College Prep Ruthie Consistent A's LHS quiz kid . .. ace dribbler Love that accent Lutheran Hospital's goin. Girls' Glee Club 3,4, Lettered, Scholar- ship Club 4, GAA l,2,3,4, Lettered, Majors 2,3,4, Intramural Sports 2, Student Council 2,3, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, Junior-Senior Committee 3, All School Play 3, Honor Roll I,2, , . ANNE MARIE HAGEMAN College Prep Annie Pink cheeks sports - morning, noon, and night sweet and un- derstanding quiet riot, TIM 2, Scholarship Club 4, Biology Club 4, Glee Club 3, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, GAA l,2,3,4, Lettered, Majors 2,4, Majorettes l,2,3,4, Lettered, Student Council 2, Publicity Committee 4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4. , ' ' V , ..,. 1 ZS?-33I322?1: f2,:j - ' 5 . swf f -' -3 , mf 1 i s. :V . . : i 'i' ' , , rs, ,'.--- ' A w ,.f, g is J W 'ef 'lsli 'llll,, , I: , 557 'ii 67 HANS R. HEINZ College Prep Johnnie An' everything like that . . . school spirit plus car coat and mittens LHS all star. Letterman's Club 3,4, Classical Music Club 4, Class Vice-President I,2, Student Council President 4, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Student Council I,2, 3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Lettered, Bas- ketball I,2,3,4, Lettered, Tennis l,3,4, Lettered, Baseball 2, Lettered, Honor Roll l,2,3,4. JANET LYNN HELD College Prep Jan Short and sweet baby-sitting woes nice things come in small packages working gal. Swim- ming Club I, Pep Club I, TIM Club I, Glee Club 3,4, GAA I,2, B Cho- rus 2,4, Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee 3, Fashion Show I, Honor Roll l,2. JANET ELEANOR HESSER Commercial Jan Typing demon l?l likes a good joke serves a wicked volleyball . ., party girl. Swimming' Club I, Pep Club l,3, GAA l,2,3,4, Majors 2,3,4, Lettered, Majorettes I, Cheer- leader 2,3, Lettered, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Fashion Show 2,4. GAYLE MARIE HILLMER Commercial Gayle It's so expensive hot rod on the sewing machine What did you say? tun to tease. Pep Club l,3, GAA l,2,3,4, Lettered Majors 4, Cheerleader 2, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, Junior-Senior Banquet 3, Project Committee 4, Honor Roll I. WILLIAM HOCHGREBE College Prep Hoch Willy Gnd Weed ... back-court man southpaw there's something about him. Letterman's Club 3,4, Class Vice-President 4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Lettered, Baseball l,2,3,4, Lettered. CAROLYN JOYCE HOEHLE Commercial Hoehle Silence leaves when she arrives talks with her hands Del, Pep Club I,3, Swimming Club I, GAA I,2,3,4, Majors 4, Intramural Sports 2, Fashion Show 2,4, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Honor Roll I. PHYLLIS ANN HOFFMANN College Prep Phyl Stylish hot rods in her Ford A's come naturally talented talker. TIM Club I,2, Biology Club 4, Scholarship Club 4, Pep Club I,3, All School Play 3, Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 3, Cru- sader 4, Assistant Editor, Student Council 2,3,4, Proiect Committee 4, GAA I,2.3,4, Girls' Glee Club 3,4, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, Honor Roll I,2,3,4. WAYNE RICHARD HUELSKOETTER College Prep Skeeter Who but Skeeter works at Kroger's? - nobody! Schnozz larg- est ring size in the Senior Class. Hot Rod Club 4, Baseball I,2, Intra- mural Sports 2, B Chorus 2, Boys State 3,Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee 3, Honor Roll I,2,3,4. PAUL KAEPPEI. General Paul Busy at Rapp's . . . Paul Henry . . . trip to Chicago That book is overdue. Biology Club 4. NORMA ANN KATHRINUS Commercial NOYITI Sweet and gentle unequalled record collection chic . .. pretty is as pretty does. Pep Club I,3,4, Fashion Show 2,3, GAA I,2,3,4, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Entertainment Committee 4, Honor Roll I. tl! f M' is 4 ROBERT KING College Prep King Mania for mechanics shy humor ... football tiend ... future preacher, Transferred 4, Football 4. JOHN CHARLES KINWORTHY College Prep Jack Sick, sick, sick Warren and Jack second baseman- in Choir that is a panic. KLHS 4, Intra- mural Sports 2, Band I, Choir 3,4. KATHERINE MARIE KLAAS College Prep .. .. .. .. .. Kay Athletic ability . .. gets things done responsible sincere and un- assuming. TIM Club I, Pep Club I,3, GAA l,2,3,4, Lettered, Majors 2,3,4, Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee 3, Student Council I,4, Fash- ion Show 3,4, All School Play 2, Senior Protect Committee 4, Chair- man, Honor Roll I,2,3,4. MARION RUTH KLOESS College Prep Kloessie Philosopher I beg to differ . .. where does she get that nerve?... softball addict. GAA I,2,4, Pep Club 3, Mission Club 3, TIM Club 2, All School Play 2, Courier 4, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Honor Roll I,2,3. JANICE MEREDITH KOENN College Prep Jan Mad about pizza and Pat Boone... Habla espanol? ... honor student Light 'n Bright. Pep Club l,3, All School Play 3, Scholarship Club 4, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Chairman, Student Council 3, Crusader 4, Publicity Committee 4, Chairman, GAA I,2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 3,4, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, Honor Roll I,2,3,4. PAUL KRETZSCHMAR College Prep Kretz Never a cgre, never a hurry, iust one girl is his main worry...teach- ing profession will get him next... always finds a shortcut Jan. Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Hot Rod Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Pep Club 3, Class President 2, Class Student Council Representative 3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Lettered, Baseball l,2,3,4, Lettered, Basketball 2, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Honor Roll l,2,3,4. EDWARD KRIEGE College Prep Ed Mellow baritone ... plays a hot trumpet ,. . easy going. GEORGE WARREN KRIEGER College Prep George Takes lessons in tennis . .. commutes from Pattonville . . . crazy quips . . . Bermuda Bells. Radio Club 4, Pro- iector Club l,2,3, Model Railroad Club 2,3. CAROL ANN KUEHLER College Prep Keyhole Cannonball pitch out of your mind dead-eye on the basket- ball court Holy iumpin' Georges! Pep Club 3, GAA l,2, 3,4, Maiors 3,4, Band l,2,4, Let- tered, Student Council 3,4, Intramu- ral Sports 2, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3. VICTOR EUGENE KUEHNERT College Prep WC Dry humor. . . Whaddya say there, man One more time . . . King Vic. Proiector Club l, Scholarship 4, Basketball l,2,3, Lettered, Intra- mural Sports 2, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, Student Council 3, Crusader 4, Honor Roll i,2,3,4. JOANN KUHLENGEL College Prep Jo No one can imitate the laugh Mr. Hokamp's protege Fight team fight peppy. Swimming Club l, Pep Club 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, GAA 2,3,4, Majors 4, Cheer- leader 2,3,4, Lettered, Fashion Show 2,3, Junior-Senior Banquet Commit- tee 3, Entertainment Committee 4. WALTHER KUHLMANN College Prep Weed Billikens. . . Double or nothin' . . . captivating smile cool man. Letterman's Club 4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Lettered, Student Council l,2,3,4, Honor l,2. BEVERLY JEAN KURTZEBORN College Prep Bev Flirtatious eyes always on the go quiet i?j the casual type. Pep Club 3,4, Student Coun- cil 3, GAA l,2,4, Junior-Senior Ban- quet Committee 3, Honor Roll l. ANTHONY LAWSON College Prep Tony What do you say there, man? i. . . sly humor ... slim Jim ... hot licorice stick. Letterman's Club 4, Football i,2,3,4, Letterecl, Basket- ball 2,3,4, Lettered, Tennis 2, Band l,2,3,4, Lettered, Honor Roll l,2,3. ARLINE FERN LEE College Prep R Sophisticated hairstyles knee- socks can she draw! Pep Club l,3,4, Swimming Club l,2, Art Club l,2,3, GAA l,4, Junior-Senior Ban- quet Committee 3. DWIGHT LEIMER College Prep D Magnificent hook-shot Veep shy gotta tix my car. Letter- man's Club 3,47 Class President l,3g Class Representative Student Council 2, Vice-President Student Council 45 Basketball l,2,3,4, Let- tered, Baseball l,2,3,4g Letteredg Student Council If Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Honor Roll l,2,3,4. LINDA LEE LEIMER College Prep Linda Kind and sincere Sweet Old- fashioned Girl takes pride in her work cultured. Pep Club 3, Mission Club 2,35 Crusader Club 45 Kiln Club 37 Classical Music Club 4, Scholarship Club 4j Library Assist- ant's Club 4, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Honor Roll l,2,3,4. PAUL LEISTRITZ General Red Coach Marty's right-hand man Junior engineer red hair minus the temper . .. aftable. Model Rail- road Club 3,4, Projector Club 3,4p Football Manager 3,41 Lettered, Tennis Team Manager 3, DREENA DOERR LEONARD Commercial Drene Twirling talent important role in the Christmas pageant an Ori- ental look pert Miss. GAA lp Maiorettes l,3,4, Lettered, Classical Music Club 4, Fashion Show l. EDWARD LISLE Sure, l'll give you a ride . . . toot- ball casualty . . . porkpie hat genial gent. , W 0 my SHIRLEY ANN LOBERG Commercial Shirl Crazy schemes . . . happy-go-lucky ... zany athlete ... future steno. Svigimming Club l. lwlllil RICHARD E. LONGERBEAM College Prep Beam Mr, Santa anti-Chrysler motor products Stan Kenton in hi-fi trumpeteer. Letterman's Club 3,4, Biology Club 4, Band l,2, Courier 4, Student Council 2, Foot- ball l,2,3,4, Lettered, Tennis L27 Lettered, Honor Roll l,2,3. DALE THOMAS MAHACH General Dale Love those loud striped shirts . .. KLHS disc iockey hey, Gran'- meyerf' Proiector Club 4j Radio Club 45 KLHS 3, Student Council 2. CAROLINA MARIE MALONE College Prep Carrie Enyiable pageboy tiny, turned up nose.. . Anybody seen Sharie? one of Mr. Visser's female pro- teges. GAA l,3,4g Pep Club l,3,4p Art Club l,2, Swimming Club li Fashion Show 1,35 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3. HERBERT CARL MARTING College Prep Herb Likes parties hence a good dancer Dapper Dan always a friendly hi. Swimming Club Ip Student Council 2, Honor Roll l,3,4. JAN DALE MASSA College Prep jan Mr, Director l2th Nite Gone on Stereophonic Donna, too Fiery orator. Radio Club 35 Music Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Freshman Class Representative I5 Student Council 45 Radio Club 35 Dramatics Club 45 All School Play 35 Courier 45 Crusader 45 Assistant Editor5 Chorus 25 Choir 4, MARIANA MAURER Commercial Mertz Caryl's pal short and sweet . . . a pleasant way a lucky boss will get her next. Pep Club 35 Stu- dent Council lp Junior-Senior Ban- quet Committee 3p Proiect Committee 45 Fashion Show l,4. BARRY FOSTER MAYCOCK General Maycock Penny for your thoughts . . . hid- den intelligence. . . Latin comes easy . . . beri-beri lTom-Tom's brotherl. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 35 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. CAROL MCCLANAHAN College Prep Mac True to her Irish name Fragile? beauty Frank Sinatra and Tigress. . .details to the enth degree. Drama Club 45 Pep Club l,35 GAA l,2,3,45 Lettered5 Maiors 2,45 Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 3j Fash- ion Show 25 Honor Roll l. RICHARD MCLAUGHLIN College Prep MGC Tank, Jr. . . . likable. . .Scotch with his words conservative. Radio Club 45 Student Council 2. ,Q . - , ,rug X A X X sh News T x in l .sift li. ,. it 5 Q' if QQ si' 'K 5 9 of 'fr ,,,a 5 f X ? sf P 4? L, ,, ,f ' prfeliia- 5 -,-13215: 'iyi' gg .., f. . jfs, wt ag ,Q ,Ana 1. 5 . DAVID MEIER General Dave The pipes . .. funny man one of Mr. Lee's gang likes his rod. Swimming Club I5 Hot Rod Club 45 Band 2,3,4. GWEN MEIER General Gwen Loves to argue. ..future Rembrandt . .. energetic? all-round good gal. JANET MERKEL Commercial Jan One of the few successful senior math strugglers don't start her laughing . .. always looks happy. ROBERT GEORGE MEYER College Prep Bob Teacher future . .. physics whiz Courier photographer High IQ. Proiector Club l,2,35 B Chorus 25 Courier 45 Entertainment Committee 45 Honor Roll i,2,3,4. JUDITH HELEN MICK Commercial Mickie Sports a sparkler on her left hand ...a friendly smile...Home Ec will come in handy. Pep Club i5 Swim- ming Club l,25 GAA 25 Fashion Show 2,35 Student Council l. MELVIN MITTENDORF College Prep Mel V-neck sweaters... The Thin Man ...mischievous glint in his eye dimples when he smiles. ROBERT MOEHLENKAMP College Prep Moe Maycock's partner in crime striped shirts and levis math magician. Hot Rod Club 4, Base- ball l, Intramural Sports 2, Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 3, Honor Roll l. DOROTHY ANN MOELLERING College Prep Dot Devilish blue eyes .. . meet 'cha at the loop my sister 'n that jazz. GAA l,2,3,4, Lettered, Maiors l,2,3,4, TIM Club l,2,3,4, Pep Club l,3, Glee Club 4, Student Council 4, lntramural Sports 2, Cho- rus 3, Choir 3,4, Junior-Senior Ban- quet Committee 3, Fashion Show 4, Honor Roll l,2,3. ALFRED GEORGE MUELLER, Jr. College Prep Al Friendly to everyone adds pro sports facts to lunch table conver- sation good natured. Baseball l, Intramural Sports 2, Honor Roll 3. CAROLE ANN MUSSLER College Prep Muss Nurses' Aid. . .enthusiastic. . .school spirit personitied...bound for nurs- t ing. Swimming Club l, Pep Club 3,4, TIM Club l,2,3,4, GAA 4, Band l,2,3, Lettered, Junior-Senior Ban- quet Committee. 1 .,. . ff ti li, Q' S yi' -in . -wr X 5 of . X .Q V- . Qs fu X. .J .. T. tl. 1 'A y.....,.y. T as ., . J Q . ..gl V ii' .i TF, ryyg . . F Vgvyig '.,,, . V g Vg 'l M' , llli rlil . . A l I LL.L 72 DOLORES ALMA NEWSOM General Dee Mischievous . . . talkative . . . Pixie haircuts potent perfume, FHA l, Mission Club l,2, Glee Club 3, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, Fashion Show l. BARBARA JEAN NlEBLlNG College Prep Barb Riot and a half Spanish scholar l'?J .. . nasty breakl . .. Home Ec. expert Pep Club 3, GAA l,2,3, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, All School Play 3, Li- brary 4, Bookstore 4, Fashion Show 4. ELEANOR NIEMEYER College Prep Ellie Banana girl loves C?J German . . .rock 'n roll enthusiast. . .always sleepy. GAA l,2, Biology Club 4, Crusader Club 4, All School Play 3, Honor Roll l. NANCY RUTH NlERDlECK College Prep Nance Beat 'em Crusaders . . .personality plus our Christmas angel deep in the heart of Lutheran. Swimming Club l, Pep Club l,3,4, Drama Club 4, Thespians Society 4, Class Secretory l, GAA l,2,3,4, Lettered, Maiors 2,3,4, Intramural Sports 2, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Let- tered, Student Council 3,4, Proiect Committee 4, Christmas Pageant 2,3,4, Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee 3, Fashion Show l. MIRIAM RUTH NITZ College Prep Mim Those big books. . .chatter box. . . sparkling eyes Sextet Second soprano. Glee Club 3, Pep Club 3, GAA l, Sextet 3,4, Choir 3,4, B Chorus 2, Fashion Show l, Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 3, All School Play 2,3. RONALD NOLDE Commercial Ron Preters it on the organ drives a Cadillac, a '4l, that is always a cheerful greeting. BETTY JANE NOVACK Commercial Betty Hails from Old Trinity ready with a ioke Mr. Hokamp's assist- ant .. . very good. Swimming Club I, Pep Club 4, Fashion Show 2,4, All School Play 2, Thespians Society 2, Honor Roll I. PATRICIA ANN O'BRIEN College Prep Pill Miss Mischief . . . talkative. . . Now on Beacon Street blithe and bonny when Irish eyes are smiling. Pep Club I, Swimming Club I, Dramatics Club 4, Thespians Society 4, GAA I,2, Proiect Com- mittee 4, Fashion Show 2, Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 3. PETER OHLHAUSEN College Prep Pete LHS netman deep voice learned German the easy way manly physique. Letterman's Club 4, Student Council 3, Basketball 2, Tennis l,2,3,4, Lettered, All School Play Committee 3, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Honor Roll l,2,3,4. LOIS DOROTHEA PARENT College Prep Lo Big brown eyes . .. out for a good time Headed for Mizzou terrific. Pep Club l,3, Dramatics Club 4, Thespians Society 4, GAA l,2,3,4, Lettered, Maiors 2,4, Fash- ion Show 2, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Entertainment Com- mittee 4. xt X Q P . X st oil 1 . 51 Slow X r P X 54 X we E k -ff . g its 13 is'-.s Q L., 33' C V5 1 I JOHN B. PAUL General The Saint Always forgets his gym clothes Zorro fan snoozes in class dreamer. Proiector Club 3,4, Radio Club 4. CAROL JOYCE PETRI College Prep Petey Petite she's small but so is a stick of dynamite...talented twirler madame secretary. Pep Club I,3,4, Swimming Club l, Dramatics Club I,2, Thespians Society 2, Stu- dent Council 2,4, Junior-Senior Ban- quet Committee 3, All School Play 2, Class Secretary 4, Maiorettes I,2,3, Lettered, GAA l,2,3, Crusa- der 4, Courier 4, Honor Roll l,2,4. DAVID PFAFF College Prep Dave The mad scientist not related to the sewing machine quiet, but full ot mischief ivy league col- lege bound. Swimming Club I, Golf Club 2, Scholarship Club 4, B Cho- rus 2, Choir 3, All School Play 3, Student Council 2, Honor Roll I,2, 3,4, DONNA JOYCE PORTERFIELD College Prep DJ, Heads the Crusader Club...letters from France vivacious and ar- chaeological contagious laugh- ter. Swimming Club I, Curtain Timers I, Mission Club 2,3, Crusader Club 4, Radio Club 4, Classical Mu- sic Club 4, Pep Club 3, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, Glee Club 3, Lettered, Fashion Show I, Senior Publicity Committee 4. GERALD POTTHOFF General Jerry School breaks up his whole day . .. curly hair Schulte's back seat driver member ot the BB Club. Swimming Club I,2. HAROLD MARTIN RAU College Prep Harold Proiector bug a study in ana- tomy chief engineer of the Rail- road Club. Proiector Club l,2,3,45 Model Railroad Club 2,35 Radio Club 4. LINDA CLAIRE REEDER Commercial Lynn Angel hair lt's really that blonde giggles Eva's pal. Pep Club 35 GAA I5 Fashion Show 2,35 Girls' Glee Club 3,45 B Chorus 25 Choir 3,4. PAUL CHRISTOPHER REETZ College Prep Kit Smooth white convertible...snappy dresser friendly disposition. Hot Rod Club 45 Football 35 Band l,2, 3,45 Lettered. RUTH HELGA REHWALDT College Prep Ruth Wisecracks from the alto section.. . PK City Ordinance Jour- nalist i'?J, Pep Club 35 Scholarship Club 45 Mission Club 35 Biology Club 45 Courier 45 All School Play 25 GAA l,2,45 Girls' Glee Club 35 B Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 35 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. JUDITH ANN RICHTER General Risch Maplewood's loss - l.utheran's gain a quiet riot love those long lashes pretty as a picture. Clas- sical Music Club 45 GAA 25 Fashion Show 25 Transferred from Maple- wood 2. X vit, fm f 57- JOHN ALLEN RODDEN College Prep RCI' Always last to turn in his report card - with a fine of course! golf enthusiast love those specs. Proiector Club I5 Golf Club 25 Base- ball lg Honor Roll l,2,3. SARA LOUISE ROEHRS College Prep Sara Naturally curly red hair...Heaven- sent perfume . .. chief Courier wor- rier infectious giggle. Pep Club l,35 Biology Club 45 Scholarship Club 45 TIM Club I5 Courier 45 Edi- tor5 GAA l,2,3,45 Lettered5 Maiors 45 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 35 Student Council l,3,45 Entertain- ment Committee 45 All School Play 35 PROM reporter 45 Girls' Glee Club 35 B Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. JOAN ROSENKOETTER Commercial Rosie Seamstress .. . bop enthusiast giggles the first half. Pep Club 35 GAA l,2,3,45 Maiors 45 intramu- ral Sports 25 Fashion Show 1,45 All School Play 2,35 Junior-Senior Ban- quet Committee 35 Library Assist- ants' Club 3,45 Bookstore 4. JOYCE ROSENKOETTER General Joy Dee's buddy Rock 'n Roll quiet i'?J librarian the second half, TIM Club I5 Pep Club 35 GAA I,37 Fashion Show l,35 All School Play 25 Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee 35 Library Assistants' Club 2,3,4. JEANETTE RUEDLINGER Commercial Rudy Small girl with a big dimple likes the classics flashing Hngers on the typewriter. Student Council 45 GAA 2,45 Intramural Sports 25 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 35 Bookstore 45 Girls' Glee Club 3,45 B Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 Honor Roll i,2,3,4. MARILYN SUE SCHULTE Commercial Schulfe Schulte's shuttle service...Ladue lass...clicks on the basketball floor ...steno superl. GAA l,2,3, Lei. tered: Maiors 2, Fashion Show 2, Student Council 2,3,4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4. MARIAN LOUISE SCHUHMANN College Prep Mqriqn Sweet and shy. . .mission worker. . . Marian, Susan, and Diana-all from Holy Cross. Mission Club 2,35 Kiln Club 35 FHA 2, Honor Roll l. DORIS ELIZABETH SCHUBERT College Prep Dorrie Vivacious. . .dimples. . .shiny brown locks...peaches and cream...well timed humor. Swimming Club l,4f TIM Club l,2,3g Art Club 2,37 Pep Club 3,41 Classical Music Club 4, All School Play 2, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3j CRUSADER 4, Publicity Committee 4, Christmas Pageant 4j Student Council 45 At- tendance 4. DONNA ROSE SCHROEDER Commercial Schrat Rock 'n Roll tan. . .energetic. . .fun to be with. . .full of ideas, . .bound for Boise. GAA lg Swimming Club lp Drama Club 4, Crusader Club 4, Classical Music Club 45 Fashion Show l. DONNA MAY SCHMIDT College Prep Donna Jan's her man...behind-the-stage girl. . .exuberance galore. . . Hum- mel! Drama Club 4: GAA l,2f4: Thespian Society, 'fiwelfth Night 35 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. .mir BETTY ANN SCHMIDT Commercial Bets A laugh all her own...never with- out gum. . .Theatre-goer. . .goes for red heads. Pep Club lf TIM Club l,25 GAA l,2g Fashion Show l,4p All School Play 27 Honor Roll l. NANCY LEE SCHERER Commercial Nan Petite...troubles with tall forwards ...quiet humor...seamstress su- preme. lntramural Sports 25 GAA l,2,3,-4, Letteredp Majors 3,47 Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 3, Fash- ion Show i,4, Library Assistant 45 Bookstore 4. JOHN ALFRED SAUER Ministerial John Mumps.. .check for eggs when he laughs.. .Sprechen Sie Latina lin- gua? Basketball 2, Trampoline team 2, Honor Roll l,3,4. LARRY SANDERS College Prep larry Grid man. . .bellowing bass. . . The Sandman . . . grease monkey . . . drives a tank. Football l,2,3,4, Lettered. JOHN JACOB SALSMAN College Prep Johnny He's short and he's wise, a terror for his size. ..known by all.. . De- tails! ...the littlest Marine. Swim- ming Club i,45 Thespians Society, Drama Club 4, Classical Music Club 4, KLHS 37 All School Play 25 Twelfth Night 3g Courier 4, Pub- licity Committee 4, Christmas Con- cert 4. JEAN MARIE SCHWARZENBACH Commercial Jeanie Quiet and unassuming.. .avid Nor- mandy ton. . .wavy locks. . .Barb's little sister. Band 2,3. JEROME EDWARD SNYDER College Prep Jerry The quiet man. . .sports-minded. . . able manager. . .fun loving. Band l,2, Lettered, Football manager 3, Student Council I. RICHARD STAATS College Prep Rich Future golf pro. . .mathematically inclined. . .gets things done. . .flat top. Swimming Club I, Golf Club 3, Scholarship Club 4, Tennis I, Let- tered, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, High School Golf Tournament 3,4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4. ELLEN MARIE STAHL College Prep Ellen Vim, vigor, and vitality...conscien- tious worker...high, high soprano ...vicious volleyball serve. Glee Club 3,4, Lettered, GAA l,2,3,4, Maiors 3,4, Lettered, Pep Club l,3: Student Council 3, Mission Club 3, Intramural Sports 2, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, CRUSADER 4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4. BETTY LU STANDLEY College Prep Bef Exotic. .. l don't get it, Mrs. Caem- mererI . . .our own nightingale. . . Miss Cadillac.. .Glee Club 3,4, Swim- ming Club l, Art Club 2: Bl0l0QY Club 4, GAA l,2,3,4, MOIOFS 3: lil' tramurol Sports 2, Maroon and Gold 3,4, Student Council l,2,3, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, Sextet 3,4, All School Play 2,3, Honor Roll I. Lx 'ral' 4 .sn l I i - fi 5 .QE If ff , , , 5 Jr . I -ef ,,,, H ,, I 1, .4-1 Y ff ,, 1 1' y xff 5 I , f 3, J, , f fl. '- CSB Y ff gf If 4 K Nu 1 ' ' .FV,.4'd'1'i.' 'ff 9' ,, M. 5,1-, ,, P x E2 ,.,,, 5 4 Q. , oi, ' it . X if X I 1 ,Q DORIS STEMMERMANN College Prep Dorie Flaming red top notch...sunny dis- position...questions in Latin class. TIM Club 4, Drama Club 4, Trans- ferred 2. MARY ANN STRATE Commercial Mary Sweet as they come. . .glossy brown hair. . .laughing eyes.. .oft into the business world. Pep Club 3,4, GAA 4, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Transferred from Linn, Missouri 3, Honor Roll 3. DANIEL ALBERT STREUFERT Ministerial Dan Preacher.. .buried in books.. .Aus- tin material. . .another Streutert graduates. Drama Club 4, Basket- ball I,2, Intramural Sports 2,3, B Chorus 2, Honor Roll l,2,4. RANDY STUBENROUCH College Prep Stub Oh that lotl... my name is-uh ... the toe ...leaves a trail of broken hearts. Football i,4, Let- tered, Tennis l,2,4, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, B Chorus 2, Choir 3,4. WAYNE STUMPF General Wayne W i e nie.. .crewcut. . .casual way about him. . .reminds us of l-luck Finn. CATHERINE LYDIA THlELKER College Prep Cathy Sleepy-time gal.. .athletically in- clined . . . Detroit Tigers' tan. . . pretty as can be. Pep Club lp Bi- ology Club 45 Crusader Club 45 TIM Club l5 GAA l,2,3,45 Lettered5 Majors 2,35 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 35 Girls' Glee Club 35 B Chorus 2,35 Choir 4. JANET TOENEBOEHN General Tenny Rhythm in her feet. . .fun to be with . . .impish. . .Paul. Swimming Club lj Pep Club lg GAA l,2,3,45 Let- tered5 Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee 35 Project Committee 45 Student Council 3,45 All School Play 25 Girls' Glee Club 3,45 B Chorus 25 Choir 3,4. JULIA ANN URBAHNS Commercial Julie Fibber McGee's closet Cher locker we meani...V-neck sweaters... library lass. GAA lg Pep Club 35 Fashion Show l,35 Library Assist- ants' Club 3,4. NADINE LUCILLE VERDERBER College Prep NCI Mrs. Santa Claus...Oh, that phys- ics class!...crazy about the Cardi- nals...tull of pep. Swimming Club lp Art Club lj Dramatics Club 45 Class Treasurer 35 Thespians 2,3,45 All School Play 27.JUf1lOV-S6t1lOl' Banquet Committee 35 Entertain- ment Committee 4j Scholarship Club 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. ROBERT KARL VOEGELE College Prep Bob Casual. . .takes lite easy. . . lt's amazing . . .high tenor. . .crew-neck sweaters. Hot Rod Club 45 Student Council 25 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 35 B Chorus 25 Choir 3,4. 5 . 1 ..r'.. if 0 ,. N P' ,,, . fi' f ' K f t 6 ff. We . lxg is , .' .. RX., ,. . ,,,... -xg . Q ' ,Wx um ..,. . ,. f R gg f i ' f l ',f, , I T K !i'3ri.fi5' V -wh ' fig! f- 77 DORIS LEE VOERTMAN Commercial Dorie Loyal to M.M.A...Never a dull moment...always a big smile... athletic i?J. Pep Club l,3,45 Student Council lp Fashion Show 25 GAA i,2,3,45 Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittees 35 Honor Roll l. KENNETH H. VORDERSTRASSE College Prep Ken Pays Vic's locker tines...hails from the North side...catches the early bus. Football 45 Intramural Sports 2. PHYLLIS ANN WAECH College Prep Phyl Avid tan of the Hawks...one of Mr. KirchhotT's able accompanists ...talented organist. Fashion Show 3,45 All School Play 35 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Girls' Sextet 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 3,45 B Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 Honor Roll 2,3. ROBERT WALTHER General Bob Wolter's namesake . . . direct de- scendant of C.F.W .... KLHS on the air. Radio Club 45 intramural Sports 2. DALE WEAVER College Prep Dale Weaver spins the projectors.. . Specs ...doesn't waste his words . . .likable fellow. Swimming Club l,25 Projector Club 4. VIRGINIA WEISS College Prep Ginny Quiet-in Senior Lit that is...white mice for Biology.. .future Flo Night- engale.. .sense of humor. Pep Club 37 Swimming Club 4j Dramatics Club 4j Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee 3. MARCELLA ANN WILKERSON College Prep Marci Heavenly-blue eyes...musicaI miss . . .freckIes. . .giggles in choir. Pep Club I7 Dramatics Club 1,27 Swim- ming Club lj GAA .I,2,3,4j Thes- pians Society 2j Glee Club 3,4j Let- tered7 B Chorus Qj Choir 3,47 Sextet 3,47 Proiect Committee 4. CARYL ANN WILKINSON General Caryl Waits for the newspaper.. .slap- stick humor. . .LHS Hedda Hopper . ..likes short hair. TIM Club I7 Pep Club 2,47 Fashion Show 1,47 Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 3. JOAN KAY WILSCHETZ College Prep Joanie If she has faults, we can't think of any. . .quiet charm . . .friendly to everyone...customized car expert. Pep Club 1,37 TIM Club lj Fashion Show 1,47 GAA 2,3,47 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 37 Bookstore 4. JANET AUDREY WITBRODT College Prep Witty Beautiful blonde boycut...darIing dimples. . .sunny disposition. . .never dateless. Pep Club 3,47 All School Play 27 GAA I,2,3,47 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3j Proiect Com- mittee 47 Honor Roll 1,4. X I X W I X - Z- -- 7 rit iii I ',,.y,yy T 3 Tl 1 78 RONALD GEORGE WITTMER College Prep HCI-ROCI Classroom comedian extraordinaire ...when he arrives, seriousness leaves...does his nickname iustice ...customized Ford. B Chorus 27 Choir 3,47 Football I7 Tennis 1,27 Lettered7 Student Council I. ALAN WOLF College Prep Bud F a I I Festival frogman . . .sharp dresser. . . Hey GI . . .S p a n is h scholar l?l. Swimming Club lj Let- terman's Club 47 Baseball I,2,3,47 Lettered7 Basketball 27 Lellleredj Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 37 Student Council I. ROBERT WOLTERS College Prep Bob The other Bob...as nice as they come...Lutheran's fair-haired boy ...struggles with Latin. Band Qj Football 4j Tennis 2j Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 37 Honor Roll I. PAUL WUNDERLICH College Prep Paul Tall Paul.. .crafty cager. . .headed for Valpo. ..dreamy eyes. Letter- man's Club 3,47 Student Council 17 B Chorus Qi Choir 3,47 Baseball 3,47 Football 1,2,3,47 Lettered7 Basket- ball I,2,3,47 Lettered. WILLIAM YOUNG College Prep Willie Man with a brIefcase...drives that classy black Fairlane 500...Como esta usted? Student Council 17 Tennis 2. ROBERT ZYK College Prep 5009 The end of The Olpl'lCJbel'...future engineer. . .Pedestrians beware! , , , baseball bug. Hot Rod Club 4, Band l,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. 124 1 1 ., is. X we xqw s vs' X X X X Si X X s S 1 xx X 5 ix x v X X isis? X is M GX S X N S sq X S Q sl X Qs Qi? , 'im S , X f s Q X n S is t 4 Class Motto: Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father which is in heaven. Matthew 5:16 Class Flower: .......... ....... T alisman Rose Class Colors: .. Blue and White SOCQF55, WW The Senior Class could not carry out its tasks eiticiently without the hard work ot the three com- Proiect Committee mitteesz Proiect, Publicity, and Entertainment. The Project Committee headed by Kay Klaas was re- sponsible tor raising funds. Selling Buzz Books, Christmas records by the LHS Choir, and getting patrons for the Sports Festival were a few of the proiects of this year's committee. Publicizing the ideas ot the Project Committee was the iob ot the Publicity Committee under the direction of Jan Koenn. ln addition to taking care of the Senior Bulletin Board, this group handled any advertising which involved the Senior Class. Led by Chairman Charlie Gruber, the Entertainment Committee planned senior recrea- tion. This included parties and the entire program for the Senior Camp week-end. All these committees working together with the class oFficers helped this year's seniors to function correctly and accomplish the tasks cut out tor them. All fee? F. We heads The Line-Up 'GQ Q EOQQX re beffe, H7 cm on G I xi L,f. 5 8 3, NI ' I Ovfb 12V 9 O GCQP5' Sooo, Z f 'he 80 box Of 'INN ?QU ,T , Rev. Michdel Sfelmochowicz, Principal . .S wil. .SM The obsTdcles of operdfing Two SouTh Side cenTers dT Hope ond Our Redeemer in ST. Louis were overcome This yeor under The dble direcTion of The Rev. Michdel STel- mdchowicz. Such Things ds The lock of d hoT lunch progrdm ond limiTed exTrd-curriculdr dcTiviTies dlong wiTh The inconvenience of Trdveling 3.7 miles beTween The cenTers dll served To molce The operoTion of The school more diTTiculT. NeverTheless, The sTudenTs dddpTed Themselves well To The unusudl siTudTion ond pursued The usudl Treshmdn sub- iecTs. WiTh o TdculTy of seven They orgonized d Chorus, d Girls' Glee Club, STudenT Council, bdslce-Tbdll Tedm, ond d Pep Club, Block dnd gold were chosen ds Their school colors-gold To keep d uniTy beTween The LuTherdn high schools, ond block Tor in- dividudliTy. CompleTion of The new school locdTed on Tesson Ferry Rodd, To be cdlled LuTherdn High SouTh, is expecTed by The end of July, 1958. STudenTs, Tedchers, ond dll ST. Louis LuTherdns ore edgerly owdiTing The opening of The new school, The TirsT sTep in The exTension progrom of LuTheron seconddry educdTion in ST. Louis. . -' '. T 'X' ,.,,. -112' ' All 1 x l ' 1 .,s,,,,w..,H, ,.-. . Q ,. L V VJ. is -Sim X 2 Faculty ,WV 'P 'lfxpo 1, 'I .0 ,Q EUGENE BROTT Science and Mafhemalics f DAVlD ROHDE English and Social Studies REV. HENRY REHWALDT Religion ROBERT WENDT Science and Mathematics rf! x WILBERT WEHMUELLER DAVID WIESNER EnQlish and Socicil Studies Social Studies and Physical Education F 1 V .- i. l 4 ' D ,. 1 -i In 'QV an 5 R.Allwc1rdt H. Cross .Q ,. ' D' ' ' ' J. Augustine D. Delouhe - - f V V A. Bcirlows D. Dietrich 'i V-, D fV,, fm 7 I V B. Bcxrtolet L. Duering ' i . l . . l ., . L ,- .gg ' si' .., 'D i V W: , ,uf C.. Bauer N. Duensing 'iff' 6 S QV.-'V V1'.fV4 ' V V VA 3' X F. Bergt J. Eggerding V r R- Bower C- Fischer f ic V A V V V V . in V V ,MQ ' V ,am . ae? V ,gg Qi i ' ' 0 f Vp. 'Q . , , -VJ, M. Broderick l-A GC1ebl6I' ' VV,,VQV L ' ' Q , . V' 'i xg B. Brown K. Gonsow . 'V V , f all ' . bf? . ,VV 'Vri' , f V VV E. Brown M. Gonsow V i Q . - S- Brown D' Gas' ' r l f ff f S. Brown J- Giltflng A f 6, 7 5 J i , LV Bmw J. comb 1 VV C 5, 'D Couqhlin C. Gruu ' 2 i V . ' B. Chrupka J. Gruu . fii. A TQ V ray 1 4 I V if XV M42 f . 'MV V fi.. , V! N, . f '. ' B. Cl R- G l. gxf , A 1 - f ' l i f , L. 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Kruse D. Kuhlmar D. Laubscher J. Louman R. Lee R. Ludwig A. Mertz M. Meuser R. Meyer R. Milner A. Neubauer J. Newberry W. Nierdieck L. Ochonicky J. Poffs C. Rehwoldf l. Reininga B. Robinson L. Schoellhammer R. Schulz J. Sharp B. Shaw C. Sfolle S. Toeneboehn M. Waech R. Walls J. Williams J. Winkler K. Wismar J. Witte ,gl HILWQ gills I ii A. A. Keller Kempen Kieninger Klommer Lolly D. Longe A. Lanz D. Lafier Maier Mrarchbanks McDermorTf McLaughlin Mirkay Moeckel Mueller G. Nagel Oehlerl Oh' Parent Paske Roesel Roseland Schichf Schmidt J. Simon Smitt Soeldner L. Spinner Weniger Wick K. Wiegand B. Williams Ziebol Ziebol 7 ff W, 4 7' Cfwz . wwf gps? ff , X' ff , .4 I f f, i 112 4 yy, f . f 7 W xf W 4 4 ff ., jf.. 41 'V fied r-Pe Aff L ,,.. 4' mf 1 Wm, , .2 yqlriwf if, VW X 7 2 X 'Aff f new .ff fm: A . I, 4 , I f. ,fm fi? , gf , ' , 6 V ' 5 ,J Hwy 1 1. ffm ,437 rf , ' M f, W , Uzngf . ,piyfi 1. ww iff 4 4 an , M ' , i g ggi? , , fl ij Wd ' E 7 Q, f 4 4 llizlll ll.llQ'i-will - dmwwmm 93' .51 'fan f Af Q Q. f QQ y.gl Q.- . . ' - a 'ix gf-2 Zlflf A ev? Qs UOVES l l . as osr NO BILLS 6 ' IK BNLLY ' 5 5 I bi P051 No - J QQ .Q Q2 if it l C243 ARIQQBN vs.. W-we X- Student Council Chorus Hope B Maier, L. Cianciolo, A. McLaughlin, L. Duering, B. Williams, J. Winkler, S. Brown, J. Augustine, L. Klammer, K. Kruse, J. McDermott, C. Grau, C. Hrivnak. ROW 3: S. lben, B. Brown, M. Meuser, D. Kuhlmann, G-rau, S. Mirkay, K. Paske. ROW 4: J. Ziebol, D. Lange, J. Eggerding, K. Srnifi, S. Helmer, S. Kempen, J. Parent, S. Hartman. 0 1 ,ni l Girls' Glee Club-Our Redeemer ROW l: C. Bauer, S. Heggemeier, A. Meriz, K. Gansow, M. Broderick, A. Barlows, B Robinson. ROW 2: M. Gillis, C. Sfolie, R. Ludwig, S. Oehlerf, F. Bergf, B. Barfolei, M Gansow, S. Johnson. ROW 3: D. Delouhe, D. Laiier, J. Goisclw, R. Allwarcli, N. Duensing D. Laubscher, S. Collins. ROW 4: I. Reininga, J. OH. 5 g X J x Pep Club i , 160 1 f fi!! ...fr ' -w Basketball Team ROW l: Mgr. J. Winkler, B. Williams, J, Sharp, R. Schulz, L. Cianciolo, L. Lally, R. Henkel, B. Nier dieck, J. Witte. ROW 2: R. Meyer, J. Potts, K. Horsimcin, D. Gross, K. Wiegand, L. Duering, L. Ocho nicky, A. Keller, Coach David Wiesner. ABSENT: B. Milner. 86 O Busln Robert Beins, Jewelers .... .. Bensinger's ............ Big Four Chevrolet Brockmann Radio Co. . . . Buchholz Mortuary Inc. . . . Central lnsurance Agency A. Cohn Athletic Repairs . 'l'l'OI1S Olive, 307 Chemical Bldg. 1005-11 Market Blvd. 2400 So. Jefferson . . . . . . 2550 Woodson Road 5967 W. Florissant Avenue . . .. 756 Cotton Belt Building ..... . . .3601 So. Jetterson Avenue Cermak Pharmacy ................ E: .. - ...vi 2650 Chouteau Avenue Community Federal Savings 81 Loan Assn. ......... . Culligan Water Conditioning .......... Cuquet Jewelers 81 Optometrists . . . . A Don V. Davis Company ................ .... Fangmann Bakery ................. Arthur W. Fiegel'Agency, Aid Association Freund Baking Company ........... Vic Koenig Chevrolet .... Paul E. Kummer Realty Co. .......... . Maplewood Venetian Blind Co. ...... . Millers' Mutual lns. Assn., Ted Bohlmann Missouri Coal Company ........... Modern Press 81 Stationery Co. ....... . Clarence Newberry ..... Obergoenner Tobacco Co. Richard C. Obermann .... Pevely Dairy Company .. Pisani Painting Company Plumbing Service Co. . . . . Quality Dairy Company . Shattinger Music Co. ...... . GHS Q 8944 St. Charles Road . . . . . . . 10947 Manchester .... . . . 524 Arcade Building . . . . . . . 4200 North Second Street 3360 Union 3329 So. Kingshighway . 920 South Taylor Avenue .. ....... 220 West Lockwood 8312 Halls Ferry Road 2711 Marshall Avenue . . . . . . 7 North Brentwood 601 South Spring Avenue ... . . . . . 4944 Delmar Blvd. .. 3401 So. Kingshighway .V 4125 Shreve Avenue 7307 Huntington Drive 1001 So. Grand Blvd. . . . . . 5247 Pattison Avenue . . . . . . . 6324 Bartmer Avenue 464 West Florissant Avenue .. . . .. 331 Arcade Building Sieckmann Bros. Drayage .......... ....... . . 1725 Hadley Blvd. Sodemann Heat 81 Power Co. ........ ' - 1.3.-,, ..... ..... 1 737 Macklind State Farm Insurance, Melvin Freund . . ...... ..... 7 023 Woodrow Suburban Tire Co. ................. .... 2 110 Market Street Toedebusch Transfer, lnc. ..... ..... 1 0th 8g Cass Avenue C. L. Uetrect ................. ...... 7 919 North Broadway Wehmueller-Hamilton, Jewelers .... .................. 7 15 Locust 38 Northland Shopping Center Wellston Auto Radiator Service .... ......... 6 627 Easton Avenue GM I van 'Q nr 87 Mr. 84 Mrs. William Barclay Gus. R. Baumann Bayer Rex L. Becker Mr. 8. Mrs. Roy Von Behren Henry W. Beins Mr. 8. Mrs. A. C. Birch Rev. Mrs. H. Paul Boehne . Mrs. Harold C. W. Bohlmann . SLQMrs.'Reinhold Borgmann . 8QlMrs. Henry F. Brauch .4 Pure Patrons Mr.8f Mrs Austin F. Mr. 8. Mrs. Dr. 84 Mrs. Dr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Edna M. Mr. 84 Mrs. Kasten Klaas K. Kramer W. Kuhlmann Harold J. Schmidt' Mr. 8. Mrs. Herbert E.- Schmidt Donald A. Schroeder Mrs. Ethel Schroeder A Thomas Schumacher Henry John Sellmeyer Mr. Henry G. Sewing, Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. C. W. Siesennop Mr. 8. Mrs. Harold C. Simon Mrs. R. E. Spaeth Mr. 81 Mrs. E. A. Staats E C Wegener . 8. Mrs. R. Breitenbach 1 r. 84 Mrs. r. 84 Mrs r. 8. Mrs A ugust O. 1- r. 84 Mrs r. 81 Mrs. J. H. Creighton Orric Culp Paul Diener Doenges F. J. Erhart Harold A. Eschenbrenner Mr. 8. Mrs. Kutscher Mr. 84 Mrs. Laneman Mr. 8. Mrs. 1 ny Lawson Mr. 8. Mrs. it Lee Mr. ,84 Mrs. re. Luerlcemann Rev. 8. Mrs. Alvin C. Mack J. R. Mahach Ed Maron Mr. 81 Mrs. C 1 Mauch Howard Mec sse Mr. 8. Mrs. E. F. Standley Walter Steimley Mr. 81 Mrs. H. H. Strate Mrs. Chester Turk Mr. 8. Mrs. Karl Voegele Mr 8. Mrs. M. -Voertman Orville G. A. Weber - -oy P. Ettling r. W. Eyres - r. St Mrs. Norman F. Fehlber 1 r. 8. Mrs. Elmer Fischer A arion 8. Marie Grau Mr. 8. Mrs. Wm. Grave Mr. 8. Mrs. O. A. Gronemeyer Ed Groppe r. 8. Mrs. T. L. Grossheim ev. 81 Mrs. M. Haendschlce r. 8. Mrs. Wm. Hageman r. 8. Mrs. J. Walden Hargate, Jr. E orman W. Hartman r. 8. Mrs. Wilhelm Heinz . r. 8. Mrs. Walter Herman r. Lester Hesser r. 8. Mrs. Harry Hilgeman, Jr. r. 81 Mrs. Wm. A. Hochgrebe Mr. 8. Mrs. Julian G. Hoffmann Mr Mr Mr 1 Mr 1' E. w.gocrrmUe11e'r Mr. 8. Mrs. F Dr. 8. Mrs C Henry Meye A. E. Milke R Mertz S Meyer Mr. 8. Mrs. 6.1 .Minear Henry Moeh kamp Mr. 8. Mrs. it ed Mueller Sr M. F. Muelle Mr. 84 Mrs. . ewsome Mrs. R. B. N Georgia Clifton H. or Mr. 8. Mrs. Qui R. Reetz John G. Ros Ernest W. sem. oetter Dr. 8. Mrs. M E. Rudi Mr. 8. Mrs. E chaeter Mr. 84 Mrs. R. Schattner Mr 84 Mrs. Albert Wiese Mr 8. Mrs. Wm. F. Lorenz Wunderlich Mrs A O. 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