Lutheran East High School - Aquila Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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ES - We:fQi Zateff.'av it-wagm-uffeftzffftfisfwff Upon entering the doors of Lutheran High East, one can sense the spirit of pioneering that goes on here. . .Though not as hazardous as that of the for- ty-niners, it is none the less a bold venture..a zest for conquest. . .a yearning for that which will offer more than gold. . .You see it in all of the faces pre- sent.. .almost at once you realize that their seeking of a finer education is every bit as adventurous as that of the miners of years ago.. .I Thus we are going to tell our story in the spirit that prevails.. .We have no finer theme. . .no finer cause. .nothing that exemplifies so much for us as the word. . . Pioneering. . . We watched our school grow from the breaking of ground to the rise of the first girders, the Walls being formed into rooms, bricked in, cement poured and doors set to encase the many classrooms and other excellent facilities pre- sent now. ..That there is still more to do before our school is complete, cer- tainly gives us, the class of 1958, a theme that needs no dressing up...nothing added but the truth that exists. . .Thus we are Proud to be first. . . proud of our class, our school, as Well as of our spirit. 2 me Grnemfone laying fAe Eginning . jAe Ebealica fion 34164 of gonfenffi Introduction ..... Dedication .... Faculty . . . Seniors ....... Underclassmen . . . Activities ..... Sports .... School Life .... Advertisements . . ,. 4 Eeclica fion We dedicate this, our yearbook, to Mr. Berwyn Lemke, who has done so much in the pioneering of our new school. We recognize his hard work as assistant principal, Band and Choir director, and Senior Class and Aquila sponsor. His genuine interest, friendliness, and willingness to serve has been a great aid to us, and we now wish to show our appreciation and give our thanks to Mr. Lemke. May God bless him richly through all his life and reward him with peace and satisfaction. 5 ion eerin g 2 . 5 5 2 A 1 3 swf X X65 It takes more than mortar, bricks, cement, wood, and materials to make a fine institution of learning. . .It takes men and women who are dedicated to service. . .both to God and man. Who are willing to make certain sacrifices to assist those in their charge to the finer things of life. Thus we are proud to present them in the pages that fol- low. . .are grateful for all they mean to us. . .are thankful that they too have the spirit of pioneering in their hearts, a.nd are willing to grow with us to what we all know will be a successful adventure. . . . GLUE? Conrad Aumarm, B.S. Valparaiso General Math, Algebra, L Club, Athletic Direc- tor Coach Donald Berunski, B. s. Ed. Concordia College English, Religion, Geo- raphy J .V. Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Rev. Nathan Grefrath, A. B. , M. A. Concordia Seminary, Western Michigan - University Religion, English, American Problems Junior Class Advisor Counselor Principal Edwin Haack, B. S. , M. Ed. Concordia, Valparaiso, Wayne State Religion R arya a y, aaaar y y Q t rr'r rrrr rr e Q VJSA HWY X 4 , L Q P gk '1 4 , 4 Assistant Principal Berwyn Lemke, B.S. Ed. Concordia Teachers College, Northwestern University, Wayne State, Valparaiso English, Band, Choir, Senior Class Advisor, Triple Trio, Student Council, Aquila Adviso W E 131' 14 I' Riga-P Joann Basel, B.A. University of Michigan, Wayne State, Val- paraiso General Business, His- tory Pep Club, Nurses Club, Hi Steppers, Cheer- leaders Freshman Class Advisor Ralph Brown, B.S. Northern State Teachers College, Ferris Institute, Central Teachers College Typing, Shorthand, Book- keeping Bookstore Manager Rev. Anton Jehn Concordia College, Concordia Seminary World History, General Math. Walter Longerman, M.Ed. Valparaiso, Wayne State Physics, Solid Geometry, Eleanor Little, B-A- Advanced Algebra, Trig- Wayne State University onometry Home Ec. Student Council Advisor Registrar Rev. Carl Querbach, B. S. , S, T, M, Melvin Zilz, B. S. Ed. Concordia Seminary, Concordia Teachers, Concordia Teachers, NOI'thW9St6I'I1 University Washington University Bi010gY, Religion, English Latin, German Sophomore Class Advisor Ushers Club, Talon Ad- visor Herman Zwintscher, B. A. , M. A. Indiana University, Wis- consin University Chemistry, Science Librarian 53415 , M, 'QQ' si y 'T 5. fa . s K+. Rev. Frederick Kipp Mrs. Eileen Lemke Rev. Frederick Rutkowski Rev. Charles Looker 9 That' s Settled aw ff, No Credit Granted Where's Your Lunch Pass? f' ,' X, 42 - This Might Help 4 my lisa? x K in 5, 3522: 2 29 GK N nkrma F Left-Right-Left After School Chat Are You Sure You Have To G0 Home? Our Secretary, Mrs. Haack ion eerin 9 eng, F3 The honor of being the first to graduate from Lutheran High East is indeed a privilege. .it is something for us to remember and be proud of all the rest of our lives. How- ever, there isn't all joy in graduation. It remains for us, the first pioneers, to make the most of what we have gained in our short stay here.. .to hold fast to all we have learned . . .to profit by the examples set before us. . .to go on to greater things. It is rather for us to say to those we leave behind. . . continue the spirit. . . kindle it well. . . keep it glowing. . .go on and on, so that someday all will know of the Alma Mater we pioneered. .. - - . enior.4 -Y Dan Kunert President Bob Ravell Treasurer efyidweyivffwf ff? + ff, A ww ,M D017 ,,e,f,M,H-.JW juwfw mfwe 4 W-V ?x WLM? 4' W7' ffifwvt mY'A'l' Aff! yn f1ffY.f,02if fu A f,:4 ,..fl,?f 49 f-ffffflv X tiff. f-J 'gl-'47'fF cfm, Umm, Eifw i Llp .f ,ffJi'f'L U U,f!f,WQMl!v1,,3L'M Zi7.f'M! 'if iffy fri' i LUV 4 , W - UW, ,Q nrren Schutt 1 ly fy V1ce President bv' . . if C ' ' K Q N .f,f'L ,A Eunice Haack Secretary Mr . Lem ke Advisor David Appelt. . .Dave. . .the bomb. . .good pub- licity man...sincere and hard-working. Penny Drive 33 Projector Operator 1,2,33 Aquila Senior Co-Editor 4. Arthur Arduin. . .Art. . .It's a fraud. . . Parts . . .Get the plot. . .One of the boys. . . Fearless Five . Football 1,2,3Q Captain 43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 L Club 3,43 Ushers Club 2,3,43 Choir 1,2,33 Student Council 43 Hall Monitor 4 Barbara Blatt. ..Barb.. .Her and Warren... those eyes. . . Teddy Bear . . .flirtl . . .Queen's attendant. Majorettes 1,2,33 Captain 43 Pep Club 1,2,33 Treas. 43 Choir 1,2,3,43 Year- book 1,43 Talon 43 Modelettes 13 Teachers Club 1,23 Sec. 33 Triple Trio 43 Student Council 4g Y-Teens 1,2,33 I.C.C. 13 President 2 Patricia DiMusto. . .Pat. . .came in senior year. . .sense of humor. . . Mustard . . .lot of school spirit.. .Talon 4g Hall Monitor 43 Pep Club 4. John Baden... Big John . ..Texas. ..swell guy ...One of the boys. Track 1,2,3,4Q Cross Country 2,33 Basketball 1,2,43 Football Stu- dent Manager 43 L Club 3,4? Ushers Club 2g President 4g Projector Operator 1,2,33 Choir, 1,2,3,43 Band 2,3,43 String Group 1, 2,33 Class Play 3,43 Aquila Sports Editor 4 Sharon Beck.. .Quiet, but very cute.. .those blue eyes.. .We want a basket. . .in a world of her own. ..Queen's attendant. Deaconess Club 1,23 Vice President Treas. 3g Teachers Club 13 Penny Drive 13 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Y-Teens 23 Band 3,43 Cheerleader 4g Paper 3,4 Robert Betzel. . .Bob. . .came in senior year . . .those jokes. . .wolf. . .one of the boys . Class Play 4. Audrey Berry. . . Aud . . .real friendly. . .New York or nothing. . .loves to laugh. Pep Club 1,2,43 Hi Steppers 2,3,4Q Y-Teens 23 Talon 43 Aquila 4 .3 X 3, 3 - 4 ' 1 . ' .3 'b' , . :lah - V . ' , . C 4 ' Lf J Larry Finks. . .good-looking. . .came in senior year. . .sharp dresser. . .reserved but nice. . . good ideas. Karen Gamperling. . .quiet and cute. . .came in senioriyear. . .br I eyes. .qnice to talk to. .wld tw WNYW LM Wt www U J f' may walt Ca olfairmank. rt-and sweet. . .her and Johnny. . .chocolate ants! . . .sparkling smile. . . lots of energy. . . Queen's Attendant. Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Hi-Steppers 2g Sec. 3g Pres. 4g Y- Teens 1,2g Treas. 33 Choir 4g Student Council Treas. 43 Dramatic Club 2g Modelettes 2. Judith Graham. . . Judy. . . me and my Arn . . . a little bit of mischief. . . Hey you kids . . .Queen's attendant. Pep Club 4g Choir 4g Student Council 4g Talon 45 Triple Trio 4g Penny Drive 43 Y-Teens 3,4g Class Play 4. Agnes Dressig. . . Quiet and sincere . . .likes to kid around. . .her car . . .nice. . .hard worker. Louise Elwert. ..sweet to know...came in junior year. ..on the shy side, until you get to know her. Pep Club 4. 'Nh- xswwp 'N--ou Suv. Wm..-F Patricia Groehn. . .Pat. . .came in senior year' . . .sharp dresser. . .Alan. . .that pony tail. . . very pretty.6bJ-9 , -to Q rack-I UUJQM W1-00-hun -Bu-G Gui O.:-a - L-fn 85461323 Q. fhrzxpn Q Dena, - foods 325905 5 ,M Eunice Haack. . .Eunie. . . femi-five . . .terrific artist. . .lot of fun . . .came in senior year. . . chatterbox. Pep Club 4g Choir 43 Class Sec. 4 Virginia Halley. . . Ginn . . .office helper. . .a real friend. . .most likely to succeed. . .sweet Pep Club 2,43 Y-Teens 1,23 Library Club, Pres. 33 Teachers Club 33 Talon Staff 4 Neil Hanna. . . Hannabal . . .the bomb. . .stuck in the mud. ..nice guy. Football 43 L Club 4. f i', 'H I Wayne Passarell. . . Pizon . . .the bomb. . . noisiest. . .one of the boys. . . Fearless Five . Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball Student Manager 2,33 Track 3,43 Band 2,3, Vice Pres. 43 Autocrats 1, Pres. 2,33 L Club 3, Treas. 43 Ushers Club 3,43 Projector Operator l,2,3 Robert Ravell. . .Bob. . .the worm with a personality. . .one of the boys . . .B.J. . .old philosopher. . . Fear1ess Five . . . Football 1, 2,3, Captain 43 Basketball 23 Baseball 1,2, 3,43 Aquila 43 School Paper 3,43 Ushers Club 3,43 Choir 132,33 Band 23 Four four's 33 Class Treas. 43 L Club 2,3, Vice Pres. 4 f fi'-w 1 Karin Kuester. . . Cagey . . .a real worker. . . femi-five . . .artistic . . .those P . J . Parties. Penny Drive 13 Y-Teens 23 Pep Club 2,42 Choir 1,2,3,43 Triple Trio 43 Talon 4. Daniel Kunert. . .Dan. . .lots of fun. ..a big kidder. . .always willing to help. ..choice com- ments. Football 43 Track 3,43 L Club 3,43 Choir 43 Band l,2,3, Pres. 4g Ushers Club 43 Class Pres. 43 Student Council 43 News- paper 2,3,43 Future Teachers 1,23 Projector Operator 1,2,33 Aquila 43 Photography 1,2 Clare Macomber. . . Great balls of fire . . . one of the boys. . . Stud . . .love those women . ..a real blast! Football 43 Track 23 Hall Monitor 4. 77,1 354,31 I jjjtglggd . - vO1L1LLe,f?a43' , 1 , Joy Ann Marohn.qf Jo y ... su ceed . . . Mother . . . femi-five . . .a sincere and 3 helpful friend. . .Queen's attendant. Choir 122' 2,3,43 Band 3.4: Four-four's 23 Triple Triolldb 43 Teachers Club 1, 2, Vice-Pres., Treas. 33 A ', Class Treas. 33 Y-Teens 2, 33 Penny Drive 2, haf!!! Deaconess Club 23 Class Play 3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Aquila 43 Talon 4. tk Q - tw 3.4 . A- A f..,Js.J ' .. chael Sca 's1 Jr. . .Greasy. . . Think I'll take a few days off . . .sharp car. . . you guys got any money'.'. . . Barb did you do my English. Autocrats 1, Vice Pres. Treas. 2, Aquila 4. e Judith Schewe. . .Judy . . .Our lovely Queen. . . Gordie's secretary. . .big class ring. . .a sin- cere friend... I'd just die ... Pep Club 1,2,3, P'res. 4, Student Council 2,33 Sec. 4g Hi- Steppers 2, Vice Pres. 3,4g Aquila Activity Editor 43 Y-Teens 1, Sec. 2,3. Lois Schiller. . .quiet but cute. . .Talon head- aches. . . femi-five . . .class brain. . .a real worker and friend. Teachers Club 1,2, Pres. 3, Hii-Steppers Sec. 2,3,4g Talon Editor 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Choir 4, Y-Teens 35 Stu- dent Director of Play 4. Robert Schultz . . .Bob. . .sharp. . .a real nice guy.. .a good photographer. School Paper 2, 3,4g Camera Club 1,2,3g Yearbook lg Model Builders 1, Track 1,2g Photographer 1,2,3g Ministers Club 1g Ushers Club 1,2. . .MEX lx. X Q 1 . Gordon Rehse. . .Gordie. . . Oz . . .tops in bas- ketball. . .small class ring. . .one of the boys .. .Judy. . . Fearless Five . Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1, Track 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g L Club 2,3,4g Class Vice Pres. 33 Ushers Club 4g Student Council 3, Pres. 4. Marilyn Rehse. . .Surprisel 1. . .our editor. . . femi-five . ..loves to drive. ..peas. Choir 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,33 Hi- Steppers 2,3,4g Talon 45 Aquila, Editor-in- chief 4, Class Play 3,4. A X L Carol Schultz. . . Schultzee . . .cute and peppy. . .our actress. . . Come on team fight . . .ballet. . . Come on you kids . . . Queen's attendant. Cheerleader 2,3, Captain 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1,2,3g Modelettes 1,2g Skating Club 2, Aquila 4, Class Play 3,4. Warren Schutt. . .Wes1ey. . . Teddy Bear . . . Barb. . .one of the boys. . .the pig. . . Fearless Five . . .terrific athlete. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1,2,3, Captain 4g Track 1,2,3,4g L Club 2,3, Pres. 4, Choir 1,2,3,4g Ushers Club 2,3,4g Class Vice Pres. 2,4g Student Council 2,3,4g Autocrats 2. Barbara Warunkiewicz. . . Cabbage . . .big class ring. . . I'm late for class . . .short and cute . . . anybody see Mike? . . . Oh foot! Pep Club 1,33 Y-Teens 1,2. '13 Elizabeth Yockey. . . Liz . . .likes a good time. . quite the talker...cute and vivacious. Talon 4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1,2,3g Teachers Club 1,2,3g Aquila 4. ' I Patricia Young...Pat...January Enu-ant... fliccl-',ce,f Ouija board. . .friendly. gi lilzql xg 7+ 'V 44.1, P. I - A A : , ,JA ag I Q Q fd ' W9 v ,mf ,, ...1:, :ZE .::' , ' , , 3 Y , 7, ,6-V-QJOJL' ZA V J, Q- lg. 'I Ci 31 -- I K , I 'r A I J 6eZmAf f fl 77401-Cjfsf' !! fx?-,-g hx g x 1 61J,Q,1AzfvJ-'34 !6A!A,Q!71kj,f,4-,I 1 r . ' Qi Kjxyvdf 1 , ,XXX C 'fc74.Jfjj1f ' ' The Lord is the strength of my life. Ps. 27:1 CAM Class Colors Class Flower Orchid and Silver White Carnation '58 Bob Betzel Barb Apple Polisher Dave Appelt Best Dressed Larry Finks - Pat Groehn Chatterbox - Quietest - NO1S1eSt Eunice Haack - Karen Gamperhng Wayne Passarell 'Q Cutest - Handsomest Sharon Beck Clare Macomber All American ' l Carol Schultz - Warren Schutt 0 C f i 0 n Most Popular Judy Schewe Gordie Rehse '1' NQN R Biggest Eater Judy Graham Class Brain Lois Schiller 21 Class Wit Art Arduin XJ! Ls Q-HP-5. School Picnic. Carol G. Carol S. and friends. Sleepy ? girls Judy S. Barb B. Carol S. and friends. Beauty in the street. Judy S. Carol G. Diane B. if Senior Bombs . en for ,- rl I ' ,I Hard at Work in Senior English. 1. The Senior Kaffee Klatsch al G .li Bathing Beauties Senior class meeting, Pres. Dan Kunert presiding. Fearless Five: Bob Ravell, Art Senior Boys Before. . . Arduin, Wayne Passarell, Gordie Rehse, Warren Schutt. . . . .and after. Senior Lunch ,Qian eerin 9 To us who remain there will be more pioneering... we will see more construction, more classrooms, more features become a reality. We have one, two, or three more years in which to tell our story before graduation. We readily accept the wisdom of the seniors. . .we bid them God-speed in their future endeavors. . .we wish them the best in the years that lie ahead for each of them. It is more than a promise. ..it is a vow, that we shall ful- fill their dreams by presenting ourselves as men and women with a goal. . .a goal that shall become a beacon before all men. . . . . .Ml1J2I'C!a.'5.'fl7len 'il I 1 I-P 1 I! 5 Larry ' -vv Bohn KL if 't M 1 . 1, '-V ' UJTl 'mX !'Wr1J, an 72 A-W A g r ,May l fill union r QM 13 ' ,K U 5?-i-, . s.. , . . Q. lf. Q! 5' 5 . ' T' - -a ,' A .,. 1 -r z-.f yi: tl? . .f I 'V -7' .1 Y jf 9 '- ' L. ff?-Si lf? if : ' -I' fx 53 J 1','..3:f' fjf' T411 nl .. f 1 ' P X 3' iff' ff. Q, : .jx -'Aj 1-A YR f my sl 1 -. K -, f 4-' If 67-5.5 4 i I K , 1 , W in-A . w arg :gi , E ? .. uf 'ii ' in fi? Don Broum A! V 'Q,'gL..9vVS ,Q:NJ':hClass Officers -- Sylvia Bubak, Secretaryg Larry Julianne MES 9Wfr5 Bohn, Vice-Presidentg Ernie Martens, Presidentg Brokolgaw, N51 Kathy Caruso, Treasurerg Rev. Grefrath, Sponsor Mftww nf JM? yr. Ingrid ry ' f 'J X x 759 X ig ,EEE . fu 4 iw 2 if I Q Q 5 , T x fi' . 4, Q5 Alf-QF! A ir! ,ff l -NX 47,5 X r ZW 4 Eillwsky My Carolyn Nancy Hubbard Kelley W of Kathy Caruso X . Hilary Heitma.n M. so li 'egwf ii rf Q Xi Tim King M nl, 4-he ii Sylvia Bubak ,n --12 H 2 Q S , A4 i A lvqli N R Q Q H it l ' . ,qty V mf i W A JoAnne Betty Cosentino Geibig , eww M , Mr A Q -' , faffl-fffr 2 -,,- ,ff Mt 12,1 ,ff , if .1 jf! . . l5!LfT6l4T Pat if Bill Householder Hoyles iw ki A K .i': 61411: 1.5 is 4 if . Dave Ted Krause Krus .Qi-,1 ff Judy Joan r WN Eleanor Beverly Ernie LaRocca Leonard U81 Lueders Manus Martens ,VJ ,Q 1 if' W Mx ' ff y to it o0'.M,,, N5-1 fy wgfg. l M uf M , Ron M X - J' Jim Harriet LV 4 jf: Anthony Masterson L Q 'cLeod Newman Pa'-kerw V ' jg'l,Uff'i 62 Pasqllino 'u L ' X I MVZV 4 n J 9 ' f ' if 3 S .M .i f M Q , . 9 , 1 N333 , ,, 5 we M Y 5' S ,v W 7,1 W1 A af , If X W t tg as W - . . n. 4 E , ..-- -:E A a ff! W Q Andy Mary ROECI' Nancy Rio Rudi ck R11StmaI1I1 Schaening W 12? 'W xx Y 1, J ames Kathie Donna Rita Roger Smith Sommerfeld Sperry Stahl Stevens my N Y 'Sf J Y 5. if-V 1, 4i ,L . 3 -L f W 'i 3 Marilyn ' Gerry Mary Bob Mike Uh1 Vanni Volz Zielepuza Zimmerman . Mfg 1 1' Sandra Lee Allen ,N fvpy' mn , 4, gr, 5.,,,4.,,,..,,S gi A av QQ , ag 1 an yy if . Linda B anke roff S lg' Class Officers-- Mr. Zilz, Sponsorg Kaye Rieck, Treasurerg Roger Bill Erat, Presidentg Bob Larson, Vice-presidentg Edeen Lorraine Baden Behrendt, Secretary. B2-I'U1iCki B .sfo Lf: ' 7 if 'C I K, ru Y fy? ' 'ex 5 1 Edeen Bruce Carol Marie Beverly Behfendt BGHSOI1 Berry Betzel Broum Sf? Q14 V . W an T: A-J A X 1 A , 7 f np Q2 ' , V gig, 23 Q: M t , lt'asp ffkifvia r C B ,fn rf7M5 x can may Kenneth Renate John Judith Helen Brown Bystron Cappella Carpenter Carson 'fa B 'nv ,f - ' ' nt :fl p 2-5--4, xg Q31 , it , 1 get EW, K fkff ' il gf B Dave Cal June Don Susan Chapman Christman Cgnger C raig Danz 9 i 5 . ff? f in , W aj tg '51, C I x V , X X 5 if 7 .5 I H it ' - i i . .fi Sheila Jim Charlotte Fred Gary Detroyer Dorre Egerer Eichberger Engel ,,. 2 5 J wr We e e f is , 1 ,, '1 '1 .J Q it Q C C be W '.v f , K C f fr 1 ' 2 52, ':-2 5 G 1 Bill Jackie Mike Beverly Jeffrey E rat Farrah Franckowiak F ranks F ritz , Ast N 'Qi gm, in-aw 5.5 H w V A, Q 1 ,,-'- i' if I A ff Fred Carolyn Geraldine Dave Katherine Gebeile Geibig Gerlach I Gluszewski Hanna ifiiii . I 13 1 ,WJ Z vt I ev 'ulb f KQL1, if aka shlf F37 IQ 3 2 Sue Gary C arole Yvonne Jeannine Harwood Hess Hicks Hook Hopp . 5 3 Q 1. si ... -Q ff' ' 2 if 2 ,ww , A , f In V ML W X W 1 twe 1 Q M y me Q I sv ' 5 5 Tom Carole Ann Kathy Ron Inger Jenkins Jonker Kelly Kimsall M, xv 4 , 2 Nici A 4 .211 II' b W Q 1 if ,,-' -:': Paula Bob Karen Dale Diane Kniesche Larson Lee Mahrle Marion M was K in K A1 9 Nz? , Q, nfl, ,jigw I 552, t XFX' Vi W 4? Q K ' as' ,K f sity? ,fl df 4 f s f . 2 If 3414, 521' am? fi L ,xllsgfie li Q Ruth Russ Marie Steve Carole Ann Matalavy McKee McKeown McLeod Meier 5' .. 'ix - V -.,,-:- ig: xx Z 2 + hi In Beverly Les Denis Karl Bill Moots Neinas Nemnann Noreus Orton aes au., l'll e 'f ' ! M ,lf .4-' fi 1 gd we .Q Lynda Caroline Bill Bill Sally Oswald Pankonin Parsons Petzel Porrett 'Qs . L. as 2 X A. E Na as , X Glenn Kaye Pat Michael Linda Rank Rieck Ristola Rock Rohde 04 as-' X w, , vi V 8? 'WI 5 Wi- va ' x 'A f if ig 4 ,tvs .ix XX,x, x K Mx 3? - i Alan Don Norm Pere. L, Q16 r Rominske Schewe Schlaffer Schmigff J 3.1: efer Pk' 4 ' vb 'I Lf 1 l v J I ! IV, Wfv '1-MU M, . . , X 'U qw ' I. ' 0, 2' 7 if JV W . My . 'Q W' W , 9 J I X Rf ' K 4 -sz. Y I W I J .. . f' .,., , .,E,: 'bf A' JA, UW? Barbara Ann Bonnie Karen Louise Scott Schutzler Seelbinder Seifferlein Sherman ','?5G'5Q ig eff v .U , if CL Q is M A V4 'Q i, bw TM ' X x 2 'fr ' ' flfififi A tg 54 if Dave Don John ROE'-21' Mari Spaeth Spaeth Stone Terey Uren 3 ' 2? ' I CL Larry Marlene Pat Fred Lois Van Ryn Wadtke Wagner Wirth Withereu a ,. I Vg Q '- nr Ya .Mak Q., -I S f I 7 of - 5 Q f ig Q R if 49 s -. rt '11 Pat Carol I Audrey Erna Wood Wunsche 31 Zarling Zimmerman ' as ima -H if 3 A is ax k fi g fl.-I WP P05 In en Lenore Caruso Bob Ader 3, 115. Ov EQQQT Class Officers -- Connie Haack, Secretaryg Dave DGHHY Young, Vice-Presidentg Carl Schiller, Presidentg Allen Gary Berlinski, Treasurerg Miss Basel, Sponsor , ' ff' ' 37 5 'yWW 4, av- .. 5' ' ' Ng 'V M K ' . ,W my , f B Janice Lois A1111 Beard Becker Beier 333 W B B fi. ' VV Q 5 l C Eh. xx 'ifrllmazfsz Don Eric Dave Burtraw Carlson Carnaghi 4, ,C sa f ,. 2 L 5 , ,YA px in ,L , Carol Barbara Maryann Cosentino Culling Deardorff . -V-Q B 1-nv vw Sharon Ash 5,,,.lJ., L '7,.. 5 v 'f x Dennis Barowicz Thea Brown Gary Berlin ski xl K xi if Miiif ai in ffi if Pat Conley , was S v Q ' I vw.. 'QWWE 37 Q' M Douglas Gerald Dolinar Dressig JE' 3 K A ID? F- J e ryl DuBo se gif Y. yn 1 'jf 5 H. fgfzgf' ?A,5i1'f 'O ff Ken Friday sb, W in - in ff XE' , ! in ff'2ffffgi2, f -f Leland Ginter ii ,F 'L Lf 5 .1 r Connie Haack - 6' ia aw Jean Heinze ,W k I 9 A fe' W n ew ,iffy , ' tw, aflflff .. fs. 5 x 5' 453, .. An,. fda n a a fl Bobbie Ann R011 John Essary Firchau Fleischer 2 bf in '? 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' 1 N f .rf' Ken Joan Wayne Mueller Neinas Olson wrt as e'l. t Dianne Ruth Ken Karen Passarell Peterson Pfaffenbach Pioch X yas, LK' fx N , -Ng f 1,157 .4 T ' r ., M, 35 X, 7 X na!!! ar . R of 4' Nancy Carol Paul Recknagel Redmond Reinhardt 31 , tid A W K 2 if K i ,Tw WW W fflfiiy Walter Sue Karen Dave Richter Roberts Roemer Rogers if 1 5 f I 'Rf' ef 'K 1 Y, t 5: f Carl Bob Sarah Schiller Schipper Schriefer rx A rw Q, liver' f Darlene Schultz 3 V R 2 Qi A f -ef -' 4 12 - B A Dave Bob Smerdon Snurka 5 , V Randy Truesdell fx 'M' It Wx, A , f .QK ' ar' N ' . xl if - 2,, ' x Richard Carol Wasmundt Weier 4 ,Mn 1 ff . 5 an Q. wr git I g V J' W 4 'v '. -KJ' ,,-v Ken Carol ,QW wav' ia, c gg he E 4' Lynn Schurig ,KU I- S!-L 'I Kathy V a.nNo rm an , ,xx if .-lv, Linda Barbara May Kathy Schutt Scott Sernak Barbara Diane Peggy Stem-19 Strell Trautmann ' w ':., iii W ,. uf am 5575 Thelma Ingrid Sha1'0Il Verlinde Wagner Warthen ra J kdm NX 9 iw.. i 'fx , A Q . A 4 0 fi ' yn W fwdr, -a,,, : P ff Q John RoseMa.ry Dav , Wood My Yax Yoimg J' 5 W K ufrwfja' P' fi, X T at JV' fy if 3 0 ' ' ,apr tttawfj, 61 X ,' jg! X n 1 'fi 'f' X e Carolynne Tom Zoellner Zemencuk Zimmerman 3 6 Zimmerman aniefa Freshman Dianna Brown Sharon Jordan Barbara Karla Everett Willason Sophomores Judith Bourjaily Judy DiMusto Ann Peri Gerald Roikes Juniors Rich Beaudin Sam Cardella Doraine Guenther Helen Long M Thomas Williams Jeannine Roulo Dwight Stokes fk'NG3.A,A., ' im 5 vagina o'R0'r'e'-'SWJQ-jwwg-B ,. 'fro-s t ffeow2fM-Hseoworhf . NAA-NL Sick .m,...4-.9N, or g . -S 'MSX-L -S2fvo--A-L f-f--'r - N-os ' v9.9.9, , .ifvoez-2-'l .fvvvel-yn., 'Snx'sM-LA-fs: wee-51:31.72 jc... Q: KYN Q95-Q8A,:4 -WA 'A'4A s -I1..gg,N,v,-, q V, . SQ-o.fzJ?fs QTL? F- Lkxcgkblvdln , I V , 1 F ,-..,g .4...4gg9-fv- x1.ca..u-fzJ2- ..A.A.,.n..9-Q :, - 5-, R. in M C3N4g xhlvx-,N K Ju,g,,.,G-5 6-Ag x .I-'Cb .0.1,X,,A,k - C4-YD-+-N'-L Mc-,.- S CN-Qrge , 5 Nlas.v..A..,,.,, VK GB- - , -fJC-.-,-,aJ- Q- 'Av' D Cheerleader Initiation f I ' SM-24-,:Q.,.?5-:v:oQ,aQ.,95vAi Q! '72-ia-xn,.,, S.f3GJv- Naam, -3C3fxn,g,g,-, ,ckfxjh CABL- .gg ' '-K.:-..i QLTSQAAAD K .- vAVWb 37 Miss Sherlock Holmes C. Hubbard plan eerin 9 No where can we more vividly show the pioneering spirit of Lutheran High East than in the pages that follow. Classes had to be organized, schedules set, hours determined, and many other things that almost shook our imagination. In no time at all we were on our way. . .confusion became or- ganization almost over night. How it was accomplished is beyond our realm of comprehension.. .but it did evolve. . .did become a reality. . .and. . .are we Proudl Clubs were formed, sponsors and officers elected. . .democratic processes were followed perfectly. . .and. . .through it all, we emerged, satis- fied that we can meet the challenge of society in the future. . . . . . .911 .!4cfiuifie5 3fuJenf Counci , I 41 'f 'ff' 31 M imma .asa v ', ,QP v X gg. tv .WW-N 1 .. ?' First Row-- J. Schewe, Secretary, G. Rehse, President, G. Vanni, Vice-president, C. Gorman, Treasurer, Second Row-- Mr. Lemke, N. Kelley, H. Parker, B. Blatt, Mr. Longerman, Third Row-- C. Schiller, D. Gluszewski, E. Martens, D. Krause, D. Kunert, W. Schutt, B. Erat, D. Young Student Council Board First Row-- J. Schewe, G. Rehse, G. Vanni, Mr. Lemke. Second Row-- C. Gorman, E. Martens, D. Kunert, C. Schiller, B. Erat, Mr. Longerman A very necessary part of stu- dent life at Lutheran High East is centered in our student council. They are entrusted with the jobs of helping keep order throughout school, taking care of the student lounge, and the handling of weekly chapel collections. Largely through the efforts of the council over Sl, 800 was pledged by the student body for needed equipment in school. Now that the first year of LHE Student Council history has been written and the foundation laid for the future, succeeding years will find increased activity and continued service from this consecrated organization. f C: -J.. QDAPN 3? lx Y Seated left to right-- W. Passarell, B. Ravell, W. Schutt, A. Arduin. Second Row-- D. Spaeth, D. Neuman, J. Ba den, D. Gluszewski, T. Inger, J. Newman, Mr. Aumann Third Row-- D. Quast, C. Macomber, D. Kunert, G. Rehse, B. Orton, D. Mahrle, R. Masterson. L -Club Board- - J. Baden, transportation chairmang J. Newman, initiation chairman, A. Arduin, secretary, B. Ravell, vice-president, W. Schutt, presi- dent, W. Passarell, treasurer, D. Kunert, funds, G. Rehse, chair- mall. i. EE-a The L-Club is the only letter club of our school. It's mem- bership consists of only mem- bers who have made their var- sity letter in some sport. This is an automatic membership and no dues or qualifications are re- quired except the fact that you have made your letter. .,. cm First Row: C. Schultz, S. Beck, Miss Basel, J. Schewe, B. Blatt. Second Row: C. Gorman, M. Uhl, J. Cosentino, D. Sperry, J. Brokop, M. Grahn, J. Marohn, L. Schiller, M. Rudick, S. Bubak, C. Hubbard. Third Row: P. DiMusto, M. Rehse, H. Long, A. Berry, V. Halley, H. Parker, E. Haack, H. Heitman, K. Kuester, L. Elwert. DQR? 252' The Pep Club has worked hard to promote 4:31 good sportsmanship at all L. H. E. games. The large number of girls in this club have served as a cheering core in Pep Sessions and at the games. During the year the club has given the Mr. Football and Mr. Basketball parties. A pre- fl game warm-up was one of their ovim fun activi- ties. The girls sponsor the school cheerleaders . and this year purchased ten blue and white uni- forms. wi First Row: J. Schewe, President, Miss Basel, Sponsor, S. Beck, Secretaryg Second Row: C. Schultz, Captain of Cheerleaders, B. Blatt, Treasurer. 42 pep f:t!3c36 Freshmen and Sophomores First row: J. Neinas, B. Stearle, D. Marion, K. Rieck, B. Culling, C. Haack, K. Pioch, J. Farrah, D. Passarell, L. Caruso. Second row: R. Peterson, A. Miller, J. DiMust0, B. Seelbinder, P. Kniesche, P. Hartwig, L. Becker, P. Trautman, D. Schultz, T. Brown. Third row: K. Seifferlein, C. Gerlach, A. Beier, N. Rechnagel, P. Ristola, K. Kelly, R. Matalavy, B. Franklin, J. Conger, C. Wunsche, J. Dubose. Fourth row: S. Hartung, L. Muchitsch, E. Behrendt, C. Weier, B. Moots, J. Schutzler, C. Schriefer, S. Schriefer, T. Verlinde, H. Leinninger, L. Schutt. L.toR.: K. Rieck, P. Kniesche, P. Ristola, S. Beck, K. Pioch, center: C. Schultz, Capt. 43 quifa C? 93 as Front Row: C. Schultz, K. Rieck, W. Passarell, B. Blatt, Mr. Lemke, J. Schewe, J. Marohn, A. Berry, M. Rehse. Second Row: A. Arduin, B. Schultz, D. Kunert, G. Rehse, J. Baden, D. Appelt, B. Ravell. The Aquila, our school yearbook, is making its first appearance with this issue. The editorial and business staffs have made a noble effort to produce a creditable remembrance of this year of beginnings . Much space in the Aquila is devoted to the graduating class. Membership in these staffs this year is primarily made up of seniors. P3 Sl. E. '- ax Qczwv- ATS- SA .1.-uo- S Seated: J. Baden, Sports, B. Blatt, Under- W. Passarell, Subscriptions, A. Arduin, D classmen, M. Rehse, Editor-in-chief, A. Berry, Kunert, Manager, B. Schultz, J. Baden, B Faculty, D. Appelt, Seniors, Standing: J. Ravell. Schewe, Activities, W. Passarell, School Life, J. Marohn, Seniors. 44 ZZ... 964555 First Row: B. Hoyles, K. Caruso,,Rev. Querbach, S. Bubak, M. Uhl. Second Row: D. Marion, K. Rieck, L. Schiller, J. Marohn, M. Grahn, M. Uren, T. Brown, K. Pioch. Third Row: P. DiMusto, J. Conger, C. Wunsche, M. Rehse, K. Kelly, B. Blatt, J. Newman, A. Berry, N. Kelley, K. Kuester. Fourth Row: H. Parker, H. Heitman, V. Halley, E. Martens, D. Kunert, B. Ravell, B. Schultz, M. Loomis, G. Vanni. M. Grahn, Assistant Editor, V. Halley, Feature Editorg L. Schiller, Editor-in-chief, B. Schultz, B. Ravell, Sports Editors. Rev. Querbach 'Y'-'W Few realize the tremendous a- mount of work that goes into the put- ting out of a school paper each month. This being the first paper of L.H.E., even more work and worry was re- quired. The editorial staff gives up a lot of their time to collecting infor- mation, editing copy and securing ads for the publication of the paper. A vote of thanks to these people and their advisor, Rev. Querbach. 45 ga 5 lern elle.4 U cy ,ffm The Easternettes Club is an organization for the girls at L.H.E who are interested in poise, personality, and fashion. So far this year, the girls have heard a talk on fashion buying from Miss Bev- erly Hudson. Their main interest now is presenting a spring fashion show in May. Seated: Beverly Moots, secretary, Eleanor Lueders, president, Barb Franklin, vice-president, JoAnn Schutzler, treasurer. First Row: J. Farrah, J. Carpenter, R. Peterson, B. Ribbeck, L. Schutt, M. Rudick, D. Passerell, J. Hart, I. Wagner, D. Marion. Second Row: Mrs. Lemke, K. Rieck, C. Haack, J. Brokop, B. Geibig, D. Sperry, L. Becker, B. Seelbinder, N. Schaening, K. Sommerfeld, T. Brown. Third Row: A. Miller, P. Kniesche, H. Leinninger, C. Wunsche, P. Ristola, C. C. Weier, K. Kelly, H. Heitman, J. Conger, S. Allen. A 5 el'5 ll The ushers club is a service group here at L.H.E., that does its part in helping to make sure the daily chapel exercises are a truly devotional period for all. They see that hymnals are distributed, that everyone has a seat and that the week ly collection is taken. QA cU '.. 'r+?5f-.fun Seated: Art Arduin, secretary, Wayne Passarell, vice- president, Rev. Querbach, John Baden, president, Don Schewe, treasurer. First Row: L. Nienas, L. Van Ryn, D. Burtraw, P. Schmidt. Second Row: R. Gugel, C. Mitchell, D. Neumann, D. Krist, D. Spaeth, B. Erat, B. Parsons, D. Quast, G. Lemke, J. Roikes. Third Row: B. Schultz, E. Martens, D. Mahrle, K. -McConnaughey, G. Rehse, J. Wood, D. Kunert, B. Orton, W. Schutt, B. Ravell, M. Franckowiak. A service group at L. H. E., these students check the halls during classes, direct visitors, and in general try to make themselves as useful as they can. ul'5e ,5 oniforri ... 11 f Q an CE u A First row: J. Nienas, J. Carpenter, K. Rieck, I. Buhl, S. Danz, L. Ream. Second row: P. DiMusto, C. Meier, H. Heitman, L. Bohn, R. Truesdell, H. Leinninger, S. Schriefer. Third row: A. Rio, L. Ginter, W. Schutt, B. Orton, C. Macomber, D. Krause, D. Chapman, A. Arduin. 44 -E3 gf .. Ns, ' '-2' .,, V.. 4, fm The purpose of this club is to supply a back- ground of the nurse's career, to interest girls in this career, and to help under- stand the medical profession. They have had teas during the year where they visited a hospital. Helping others has been the chief aim of their projects. First row: M. Uhl, B. Moots, R. Matalavy, Miss Basel. Second row: G. Gerlach, C. Pankonin, H. Leinninger, L. Oswald, K. Roemer, M. Rudick. LQ' '7 AMN, .N af E .ww en for CAoir First Row: J. Carpenter, K. Caruso, K. Seifferlein, P. Wood, N. Schaening, L. Witherell, L. Oswald, S. Porrett, C. Egerer, H. Carson, M. Grahn, J. Farrah. Second Row: C. Berry, J. Graham, C. Gorman, A. Zarling, B. Franks, C. Wunsche, J. Schutzler, E. Behrendt, H. Parker, E. Haack, B. Blatt, M. Rehse, K. Kuester, S. Bubak. Third Row: K. Hanna, P. Kniesche, E. Lueders, R. Terry, B. Larson, G. Engel, T. Inger, E. Martens, W. Erat, B. Petzel, D. Schewe, J. Cosentino, D. Sperry, J. Conger. Fourth Row: D. Marion, J. Brokop, J. Marohn, L. Schiller, G. Vanni, R. Rustman, A. Pasquino, D. Kunert, W. Schutt, J. Baden, B. Parsons, J. Stone, L. Neinas, S. Harwood, J. Leonard. Pioneering in sacred vocal music are these, the first choirs at L.H.E. Both have done a fine job in their in- itial year. The Senior Choir has had a rather active year as a starter . Appearances were made at the Faculty Installation Service, Reformation Service at the Ford Auditorium, and its first TV per- formance. Christmas time found the choir singing at Sams and in its first concert at Bethany with the Junior choir. Springtime services were planned for Good Friday appearances at the United Artists and Vogue theaters. The Senior Choir received new gowns in time for the Christmas con- cert while the Junior Choir is still waiting -- and hoping. 48 unior 6400 First Row-- J. Neinas, L. Caruso, G. Gerlach, R. Peterson, L. Ream, C. Cosentino, K. Pioch, C. Haack, L. Becker, C. Redmond, D. Schultz, B. Stearle, B. Essary, S. Ash. Second Row-- T. Brown, K. Kurz, B. Scott, L. Jankowsky, P. Hartwig, P. Wagner, T. Verlinde, M. Deardorff, K. Rieck, J. Heinze, K. VanNorman, S. Da.nz, K. Sernack, J. Lindquist, D. Strell, B. Culling. Third Row--A. Miller, L. Muchitsch, L. Schutt, C. Zimmerman, G. Dressig, D. Young, R. Gugel, B. Snurka, W. Kindt, D. Dolinar, R. Firchau, D. Burtraw, R. Yax, K. Roenier, A. Beier, M. Meinke, B. Franklin. Fourth Row--R. Matalavy, S. Schriefer, C. Schriefer, K. Grunewald, C. Schiller, M. Franckowiak, D. Mahrle, J. Wood, R. Guilloz, K. Pfaffenback, R. Baden Baden, G. Lemke, C. Wier, J. Beard, R. Menker, P. Ristola, S. Hartung. Wada flak -.ea Y rio . '5' W Nvf' O 0 First Row--K. Caruso, J. Marohn, N. Schaeningg Second Row--C. Egerer, H. Parker, K. Kuesterg Third Row--M. Rehse, B. Blattg Fourth Row-- E. Haack Band Q, In r- ef Q H, A First row: P. Trautmann, J. Marohn, P. Kirsch, D. Neumann, D. Spaeth. Second row: S. Beck, D. Spaeth, H. Heitman, B. Seelbinder, B. Geibig, M. Loomis, Mr. Lemke, R. Baden, D. Russell, A. Pasquino. Third row: J. Baden, D. Carnaghi, E. Willason, D. Kunert, D. Krause, G. Rehse, W. Passarell, G. Roikes. Leading the way in instrumental music at new Lutheran High East are these two groups, our first A and B' Bands. The A Band has steadily improved during the year. Its services to the school have included playing at several football and basketball games and at all pep sessions. Highlights of the year were the concerts on April 18 and 19 and the Tri City Festival in Cleveland on May 23-25. B-BAND Seated: G. Lonnstrom, R. Hook, First row: L. Van Ryn, D. Barowicz, G. Milarch, G. Berlinski, R. Truesdell, C. Gerlach. The B Band is the prep group for membership in the A Band. These organizations are supported by the Boosters Club. A XX U' la. ,Q s if ii' in if Barbara Blatt, captain Y' Q. ,aaa waaaaaaam wwf? Aff yy QVMJHJ. a 5 gy ,JW V uulb LJ pu hp 1 M aa w wi a I 0 I' e t t e fy ,D 'J 'n lf xx 9 m 0, f A A 1 fffagffpnw J pf 2 f M by -KWH N ww Carol Lwunschb ' U. X ,H ly, J' X - ,. - f' wi fs ! ,jJi-3fepper5 sw Q2 as 9. First row: S. Bubak, C. Hubbard, J. LaRocca, Capt., Miss Basel, advisor, C. Gorman, J. Farrah, K. Caruso, Second row: J. Cosentino, squad leader, 1 J. Conger, M. Grahn, M. Uhl, Third row:-L. Sahgllerf A. ,Berry, H. 'Parker,. v ' - K- 'A' ' J. Schewe, Squad leader, M. Rehse. . , , 4' I . ' . V, . I FJ Y 3 V , V y ' I 2 fx, . 'J . ,A 1' F .Y -N ,f ALS: 7 ' f e er ic-er? , x .4 ,This group has pleased FP , a P a many with their performances ' me S! , ' I A'ti '- . , ,,,, . ' , f if -. - Marge Grahn, secretaryg Carol Gorman, president, Marilyn Uhl, vice-presidentg Miss Basel, advisor. 52 in precision marching and rhythm steps. This year being their first separated from the west-side, they have made new b1ue and white uniforms, and practiced long hours working 'out routines. This spring found them training new girls to build up their club. Everyone is looking forward to seeing more of this grow- ing organization. unior amify Ai-.gzfelaperd ffl A fl G Cal I of First row: JoAnne Cosentino, squad leader, Judy Schewe, squad leader, Judy LaRocca, Captain, Miss Basel, advisor. Second row: L. Caruso, J. Carpenter, C. Cosentino, K. Van Norman, I. Buhl, C. Redmond. Third row: J. Lindquist, J. Gill, E. Behrendt, K. Grunewald, Y. Hook, C. Hicks. The Varsity High-Steppers in one of their many formations. 53 fvvpx . L gy , 'WN v NJ!! my ' D00 x ,N J f fYfVNw5fJJ.qJJy3o3 3 ' ff UQPV2 'QM 5 W df U14 limb gypfga Jem Paula Kniesche Kaye Rie k M Z!! fl K' , , , .lx , jf? f 4 5v.LN!W qw , Q Xwkfp KNEW j Q MU' MLW C EM X SVA , 4 fx ' W V! SP xwwx W fi MW L M wjb 'NLGSBU bg wi fd' ' 'Q 411 I we SR YR Y wi M W .1 JP ' 5 A it-ifvmlh AX. A.A, ,f 9 gl ,q,wV.-U . x x TQ' no ww, W 3 5 XM' Gibb 1 If' 'N 'U L x we is we M MV V Naot QQWU' W , NY f , f I WKSWWWPWX wb' JM WU. xx v' A U xx J w 4 K . . M , K il, ,i f.- . lx Wg F we xptain, Carol Schultz W Mlm' W f M QW 52 MWF? X X9 Nj Pat Ristola Karen Pioch ewfh . ' .ff A ' L Ak Wal! l Sharon Beck 0 gn , 'J P' 4 The Varsity Cheerleaders, fabovej have done a good job lead- ing the cheering section and keeping up the morale of the team and the students whether winning or losing. The captain of this squad, Carol Schultz, helped arrange all the pep sessions and trained the girls for next year's squad. ju junior Uamifg Ckeerkaalem , . ww wfiihk The J. V. Cheerleaders also deserve a hand of congratulations. They have stay- ed behind the J. V. team all the way, and really boosted up the morale of the team. Left to right: Bunny Stearle, Connie Haack, Ruth Matalavy, and Cynthia Schriefer. ' Mon eerin 9 r, 1 'I l m- 'fi That we had any athletic program at all was mystifying. . . a new school.. .so many things that had to be done. . .so many other things first. . .Despite the obstacles, the inadequate things that pioneers must face. . .we gave a good account of ourselves . . .and. . .so much of this was because of the understa.nding of our coaches. . .our newness. . .our numbers! Still, through it all we emerged with a pride that goes with pioneers. ..We pre- sented ourselves in action with a true Christian spirit of doing one's best with what we have. . .This, no one can take from us . . .we stand alone as gladiators who gave our all that our Alma Mater might be proud. . .and. . .win or lose, we were proud of of our efforts, as pioneers... . . . .911 .SJIJOPL4 araify joofgaf jab, Row 1: D. Neumann T. Inger A. Arduin R. Ravell, D. Quast, D. Gluszewski, W. Passarell. Row 2: J. Baden-student,manager,, G. Engel, ,D. Mahrle, R. Masterson, W. Orton, G. Rehse, D. Kunert, C. Macomber, W. Schutt, J. Newman, C. Aumann-coach. The 1957 season, the initial one for the Eagles, proved to be fairly successful. This group of blue-clad men of the gridiron battled their way to a season record of two wins and five closely contested losses. W are mighty proud of this team which was the first to represent our school in an athletic contest. Our thanks to you! ,i -. Jim Newman . i, V -',. Warren Schutt n I 1. 1 z -,Aw W 'L ,, nut ,4 A W ,fu . J 1 ' . Q ' W ,m 'J , I MFJ' ' ' ,5 W-.1-.. .. 't . ' fr 1 Q 1 Ii ., .. g U get ,, t pl :D U, , Q- x Y .Ox VJ X 4 L7 I b 'U J.. ' 'ol I Le I i 1 . x x, I.. ,,. 'Juv' 0 x Ip, A V ,L -,M W 1, .. A 'L 5 2 F u,X'..y. ,s.L'v , J ,, A 58 e5el'Ue goo tad f 9 in , W .NM . f Row 1: W. Hoyles, K. Zemencuk, P. Schmidt, D. Burtraw, D. Spaeth, D. Schewe, R. Firchau, D. Young, J. Dorre. Row 2: A. Rio, E. Martens, K. Pfaffenbach, G. Lemke, D. Carnaghi, C. Mitchell. Row 3: M. Franc- kowiak, K. McConnaughey, J. Wood, G. Berlinski, D. Chapman, T. Zoell- ner, C. Schiller. Our reserve team found the going rather rough in their first year out. As Pioneers, they gave their best and are to be congratulated! As they go on to become varsity members, we feel that the experience gained will manifest itself in a successful season in 1959. That's as far as you go Buddy, says Tom Inger! i t if ., I --,- .V . f Carl Middledorf-coach W epaftlllg ell l0l'5 Bob Ravell -tackle Art Arduin -guard co -captain co-captain all Gordon Rehse -end Dan Kunert-tackle QQ Clare Macomber-tackle Wayne P33531-e11.. A-at Warren Schutt-fu11- back my E in Wa, C I Takes three to stop Schutt That's all for you buddy 1957 SEASON RECORD Lutheran East Opponent Opponent Score 13 St. James 25 39 Clintondale 0 7 St. Alphonsus 13 12 Lutheran West 13 37 Benedictine 0 13 Lakeview 19 7 GPUS 13 Ravell moves in for a pass 61 Iljamify ga 5LefLaf Front: D. Spaeth, Manager, Mr. Aumann, Coach, J. Dorre, J. Smith, J. Baden, D. Krause, G. Rehse, B. Orton, D. Mahrle, W. Schutt, J. Newman, A. Rio. Lutheran Eagles take the floor. Our Eagles of the Court did themselves proud in their pioneer efforts . . . winning twelve, while losing eight, they went into the dis trict finals, to bow to St. Paul of Grosse Pointe . . . We are very proud of their accomplishments, and feel that next year they will do even finer . . . Our hats are off to each and everyone of them. e5eI'Ue ga 5LetLd f x 6 i 3 ' at ,. D NA asf, r. A' First row: D. Spaeth, Manager, K. Zemencuk, D. Rogers, D. Dolinar, D. Schewe, G. Lemke, D. Young. Second row: K. Pfaffenbach, W. Olson, D. Gluszewski, J. Wood, C. Schiller, D. Neumann, D. Quast, Mr. Berlinski, Coach. Though their first season proved a bit disastrous, we are sure that time and experience will prove these Reserve l Eagles all we could ever wish for. .....m.u, nk? 'GZZJLWPW-0.02-L ,94y0s!5F,,w,Yg,,,,, df. msc.. 'fowfe Gluszewski lays one up Get that Jump B311 63 S 1 ,, X 1 6 A x A Cffn Q-.M V 45 x . , Y: , , Y 4 .I .v X I L at x Q95 5- A - ' ' W' ' W 'Q .1-W -V Mai 2522222 W . ' K Skt ' .5 Q f' -' 4 John Baden Warren Schutt Bill Orton , QL. W ,M W W 1 4, JM. I .fi Jas My Vw! IW JQWS,-. .guy G , W U if, if I x L in X X ,r ifftii' V I -,-, v . 3 ,. .. . , -,.,. , ,jm - 2 t . t4't if A Y .:.:. ,. ,,,:,.,!A., ,...: i ,,.- '-. V ,, is 7 ' A ,,.. EE Jim Smith 64 Dave Krause ia ' A i n .--nf 'N 3 9 V 1 WCER4 J mm .Jw Ny J'.hHQ3'Qis,f L Gordie Rehse Un.-fjlng L L11 AU'KJ6rI1 Newman 1- JV! gdoifn' 107' . Lutheran East Opponent Opponents score UQ: Lv vw? p 47 Lincoln van Dyke 40 ,KL L l v 4 36 Roseville LVXM 5, 52 Southlake fmwf ' ,Y ! . 34 Notre Dame 4 3 'R ' 46 Centerline 40 De La Salle 48 Lakeshore 37 Roseville 36 Lamphere 55 Lutheran West 33 Harper Woods 46 Lamphere 47 GPUS 51 Lutheran West 74 Clintondale 61 Harper Woods 48 st. Phillips 40 St. Gertrude 46 New Haven 28 St. Pauls Andy R10 ' 2 X A .iw A 3 f, kv? I . X, 3 k ,tx QRER44, w J T1 4 Z D316 Mahrle 65 Jim Dgrre jl'6lCL First row: J. Dorre, L. Van Ryn, E. Willason, W. Kindt, W. Olson, D. Burtraw, D. Young, Second row: K. Pfaffenbach, C. Schiller, B. Lederer, G. Berlinski, W. Schutt, J. Smith, Third Row: J. Baden, L. Finks, D. Mahrle, G. Rehse, D. Kunert, R. Kimsal, R. Masterson, Mr. Middledorf, Coach. This large group of thinclads, a band of hardy LHE pioneers, will be the first to carry the school colors in the new Central Suburban Con- ference. Watch the blue and,white streak down the cinder path. Con- gratulations to our track team. Schutt takes the Hurdle 66 ,-. 3,9 Eg, p X . 1. 'ci 5, ... ' ' f . 1 -- , ' '51 -:- 2 .... ' 1. K5 M 1515655 . . ., t .V Sigma., ' 4 f M, -W, ,- .V N M, V A 1 m f' F fa in J. is ,. fa1f 2.z 2'-'f'W7.,a , 'H' ' .- '-i i:' , ,, ,1...s-van., , - .yds Q.-,Ir J ffl., Baia fwfr. 2 Z 1. '9V f'.i-.-- - ' ...fa iw- .fwi Ni 'NH v Dan Kunert - 440 ga 5260! First row: P. Schmidt, G. Lemke, D. Allen, A. Rio, M. Zimmerman, K. Zemencuk, Second row: J. Wood, Student Manager, D. Krist, A. Arduin, T. Inger, D. Gluszewski, M. Franckowiak, Third row: R. Ravell, W. Passarell, E. Martens, B. Orton, G. Engel, T. Zoellner, D. Krause, Mr. Berlinski, Coach. Missing: J. Newman. To conclude a well-rounded sports program the Eagles fielded a baseball team in the spring. Our men of the diamond look resplendent in their new uniforms. Under the able coaching of Mr. Berlinski they are looking forward to a very successful season. 'wa at L 5 1' x , -1 f - sr. N -J-' ' S el, QP S all rfle A p V X M-la., ' X ,..,., , , ag Ma... p 4 - : i g ',,, -'. 3 wa t L .. '52 E -' E -5 3 . : L R K L ' Let's try a fast ba11 , says Four sluggers awaiting their turn. A. Arduin Bob Ravell. Ravell, B. Orton, and D. Gluszewski. 67 J,lltA0l'6lll 0945 Newman breaks away 35 -V , I Pitchers Krause, Rio, and Engel talk it over. Rehse looks at the basket from a new angle -gf 1 . IZ.fgg,a4z,?F ,,,, K I ,D W .-We - -1 1' We ': , , :V f QSM, John Baden- -Miler .yn .xdcfion ,-fr, A rs 1 , hw ,L On your mark, Get set . . . Rio takes a lay-up Newman shows determination 69 s -f Mk 'Y 4 1' s -1 0 g, r x We want a basket, and Krau responds. ion eerin 9 Presented here are the many things that happened first at Lutheran High East. They had to be first. ..there was no story to tell before this one. Thus these things became our treasures. . .the joys we found between classes, in and around school. ..and all were done in the spirit of pioneering. Much more will be added to succeeding classes, but none will be more remembered. . .none will be more inspiring. . .none will have a finer meaning. . . And with these pages, we, the class of 1958, bring our book to a close. ..In so doing, we invite all competition. . .ask all to try and doubt our true spirit. . . try to doubt that we are truly pioneers. . . .5.4..f,zeL ! Sharon Beck, Barbara Blatt, Joy Marohn, Judy Schewe fqueenl, Carol Schultz, Judy Graham, and Carol Cleef! 5 Courf S Gormanvpy- -. U J fri N A V' XX UPN H qg, 'VV 1787! WTI ,-V LW.,LL lYy ' MWC 6 ,IEWM Now don't you wish your house were of MU! 11,5 JVM LX X V J' burning? U ' ,J ,Q , A U ,J K UL' gf, KO of r of w of t' S U PM .,,n 'J 5 ,g' f DDP L A Q ' 1 '774N'pVX h' -V' V Bw id , V Q 1' 'h 4' w W 9,550 bww 4 ,V X P bf A Q, T' JN' I Wg! 4 K wtf, W WP, 5 GR 1 K3 rw J L' Qjy ' ' V x f ,jlilxq del 'MN Q vY4 A ffl! C14 lnkivxx lo. Gi Queen Wk by xv . I gf X W XPP NN Judlth Mu fx, k my Q en ior yawn, ame Senior Cheerleaders: Sharon Beck, Carol Schultz, Joy Marohn, Carol Gorman, Marilyn Rehse, Judy Schewe, Pat DiMusto, and Barb Blatt Senior Team: Dan Kunert, Dave Appelt, Bob Betzel, Bob Schultz, Clare Macomber, Art Arduin, Bob Ravell, Wayne Passarell, and Larry Finks. Coaches: Warren Schutt and Gordie Rehse Faculty Team: Rev. Querbach, Mr. Lemke, Mr. Aumann, Mr. Middledorf, Mr. Berlinski, and Mr. Schoessow. 73 --.W Student secretary, Virginia Halley, types in the office of our principal and assistant principal. ' P Q Offices of counselor, Rev. Grefrath, coach Aumann, and registrar, Mr. Longermann 74 ' ww L Ladies Day in the Lounge--almost After-school recreation in the cafeteria Business is Booming 75 ur auior I ,rim The Hard way to teach Entrance or Exit? Chapel Service 76 Classroom '? Lunch Line Hot Lunch? Our Campus 77 Ml' Cfaueii in .xdcfion Chemistry - Who's paying for the broken equipment? S Biology - The process of dissecting! 78 Band - One and a Two . . Home Ec. - The Ideal Kitchen? Q Q N df Library - Study Hall? Typing - Accuracy and Speed Saba! Spirif The East Side Band Plus One x a- mx I ,.,. ,fx 4 f, .A L41 J. V. Cheerleaders - Oops Varsity Cheerleaders - Fight Team Fight 80 I 1,1 x,.. Team Go! 4 f ff ,J- Q 1 fx , ' l iv fl 5: , fl ' 1 4 f X l 7- ' ' ' Y 'I 'f ' 1 Y -. ' x. 1' 5 1 , X A High Steppers Perform 81 ? 114334. S' Our LONG Hall - Where'd Everybody Go? Lockers - Keep them neat. Chapel - Common worship Ax Student Manager? ? ? Hot Lunch- Frozen Food! v 4 Milk Line -Help! Lunch Room-Who Cleans This Up? 83 Entering Our Savior for school I 'F' .3 , A Mr. Football of 1957 Warren Schutt Whose poor car ? A calm moment at the Mr. Football Party. iyafronfi GOLD PATRON S20 Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Macomber SILVER PATRONS S10 Mr. and Mrs. Bohn Mr. and Mrs. Wesley E. Ravell Harvey Accounting Service Mr. and Mrs. W. Ristola BRONZE PATRONS S5 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Behrendt Ernest Egerer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blatt Mr. and Mrs. W. Fenske John Boneff Lopo's Camera and Train Shop Concordia Circle 414 Regal Greeting Card Company Theodore A. Damerow Templeton Shell PATRONS S2 Mr. Biesenthal Meier Cleaners Chet Ciepleckowicz M. Noffnia Norman P. Gessert Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Schutzler Mr. and Mrs. Roman Halley Mr. and Mrs. L. Shahly Mr. Art Jonske Mr. Donald Sill Mr. and Mrs. A. Jonker Mr. and Mrs. F.G. Spaeth Mrs. Ruth Marohn Summar's Barber Shop GOD'S BLESSINGS to all the 1958 graduates Acme Concrete Products Co. Pre cast steps-driveways-walks B 11666 Broadstreet Detroit 4, Michigan WE 3-6075 or Tu 2-2846 85 Encourage your students to look into these Detroit Edison sponsors 35 one-year scholarships, 8300.00 each, at 28 Michigan colleges and universities. These scholarships are available for 1958 graduating seniors. Recipients may follow any course of study they choose in the 28 participating colleges and universities. ' l' ill assist The explanatory booklet Education IS a Good Investment W our students in making application. DETROIT EDISON Y 86 There's a girl I'd like to know i'She has so much poise and confidence-I'll bet she works for the telephone company. Those girls are so attractive and have such friendly, pleasant manners. They're talking about Lucy, who started working for Michigan Bell right out of high school. She was trained by friendly, understanding supervisors and today she's proud of hexg workg enjoys a fine salary, regular wage increases, and many new friends. Lucy was delighted from the very first by the clean, pleasant surroundings, by the regularly scheduled mid- morning and midafternoon breaks for relaxing in comfortable lounge rooms, and by the opportunities for advancement. Isn't that the kind of job you want? Then why not get in touch with us now? Weill be happy to tell you more about the variety of interesting telephone jobs available to high school graduates. A Good Place to Work MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY COMP LIME NTS OF Livernois Engineering Co. 25200 Trowbridge Ave. Dearborn, Michigan Designers and builders of special machinery, dies, and applied automation. William A. Ginter Sales Manager 87 I-v N 1 ff S-J 'EQ Congratulation , Graduates! The cap and gown you wear and the diploma you receive at graduation are symbols of a real accomplishment. Never has education been more important to individuals or to our nation. Your contri- bution will be more valuable and more rewarding because of the self-disciplined efforts which have carried you to this high point in your life. We wish you continuing success as you move on to further education or begin to build yoiu' careers in the life of the community. MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY Serving 835,000 customers in Michigan fx 88 Electronic Engineers Van Norman Electric Co. Electrical Contractors TU 2-2356 TU 2-2359 1611 Mack Wiring, Power, Fixtures H. F. Jenzen Building Home Improvements Additions Alterations Kitchens Family Rooms TU 1-9744 89 LAKEVIEW G-IOIO PRESCOTT 5-ZSDD CUSTOM BUILDER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE 11711 EAST EIGHT MILE ROAD ' EAST DETROIT. MICHIGAN Bllllgl G PLANS ' A ' 'I-Imu 90 A 6000 PLACE T0 WORK as Q 'Nm W . NATIONXL BANK OP Ds om! WOODWARD AT CADILLAC SQUARE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT i NINTH FLOOR Congratulations to the Class of 1958 LUTHERAN Bll0K STURE 2944 Gratiot B. W. Hartwig, Manager L0 7-2886 LO 7-2830 FRANK SE RNAK AGENCY 8055 MANILA DETROIT 14, MICH. PHOTOGRAPHY AT ITS BEST SCHOOLS WA 5-0647 WEDDINGS Representing BABIES Lutheran 'Brotherhood H. A. Powell Studios Living Benefits for Lutherans Through Life Insurance Home Office Minneapolis, Minn. Largest in the Midwest TOLEDO-DAYTON-DETROIT COMPLIMENTS OF CJ. Link Lumber Co Wholesale Distributors LUMBER ' PLYWOOD MOULDINGS ' INSULATION 11711 E. 8 Mile Road East Detroit, Michigan Phone PRescott 3-1200 TWX Roseville 890-U DTTD GRUNEWALD St SDN APPLIANCES - FURNITURE CARPETING TELEVISION and RADIOS 14617 Harper Ave. Detroit 24, Michigan LAkeview 1-1400 TUxedo 4-1885 Pick-up and Delivery Magma CLEANERS 3-Hour Valet Service 16215 E. Warren Ave. Alterations Detroit 24, Michigan and Repairs ERATIDT Fcxmo L.t:1r::KERs oLL1E sM1'r'1' COMPIZQEENTS Member, Peace Luth. 22136 Gratiot Between 8 and 9 Mile East Detroit, Mich. ROBINSON PRescott 5-9109 COMPLIMENTS DAIRY VENDING OF Petersen 8. Hauser DESIGNERS 11685 Mt. Eutott, Detroit 12, Mich. LA 6-1011 L0 3-7256 TW 3-0200 92 GOD'S BLESSINGS TO OUR FIRST GRADUATING CLASS from Me Qefamcm afcwaea If ye continue in My word, then are ye My disciples indeed. CJohn 8:31J Class Ring Jewelers of Lutheran High East Malor EngIneer'ng Invitations - Caps and Gowns 17507 Van Dyke Detroit 34, Michigan Diamonds - Watches Fine Jewelry - Jewelry Repairing Sunday School Pins Medals - Trophies Weyhing Brothers Manufacturing Bn. Jewelers Factory 8: Office -- 3040 Gratiot LO 7-0600 Congratulations and Richest Blessings to the Class of 1958 From Your Faculty Bohn Printing Company 10344 Whittier Detroit 24, Michigan Phone TU 1-2877 CRUTCHES - HOSPITAL BEDS WHEELCHAIRS FOR SALE OR RENT Poul Remer Prescription Pharmacy Surgical Appliances 13644 Gratiot 13616 Gratiot At McNichols lSix Mile Road! Lakeview 6-4890 DELIVERY SERVICE Belts Trusses Ladies Garments Elastic Hosiery Colostomy Appliances Day and Night Urinals Boese Woocl Prod 8141 Gratiot Detroit 13, Mich. Phone WA 5-3210 Custom Home Furnishings Hi - Fi Cabinets MJ? l--- .A Beechwood Creamery Dlnettes by Quality dairy products of Metalmasfers high nutritional value. , Any Size, Shape or Style Fresh daily at 24802 Gratiot 26610 Van Dyke M n N Milk Depot East Detroit Centerline 18510 Kenosha Cat Kellyl Paul Meze DR. 1-2492 21912 Harper St. Clair Shores Also Stores in Royal Oak - Dearborn Redford Vcm's Hordwore Precision Tools Paints - Glass - Gifts - Toys Electrical Supplies Qcmme 'geaalg WMM TU 5-9785 The Finest in Beauty Care at Budget Prices Keys Made Daily 9 to 5 P.M. Alex and Don DiMusto 18455 Mack Helen Uhl 9946 Harper Ave. Wa 1-6566 Detroit 13, Mich. Dairy Vendors Co. Vending Machines M. Hoffman TO 8-5250 TO 8-8103 COMPLIMENTS OF The Diamond Awning Co. ,iffy v W, ,911 Con cfu 5ion - Now, after the first year of pioneering at Lutheran High School East is con- cluded and written off in the books of history, we, the pioneers, can well look forward to the school's oncoming years. Although we have seen the beginning of this beautiful building, we need not stop planning ahead and thinking of the future. Someday soon we hope to see many welcome additions--a permanent administration wing, an equipped cafeteria, a gymnasium, a complete athletic field, and eventually a swimming pool. Therefore, we can actually say that we are not the last pioneers. In the years to come, there will also be many opportunities for the students, as well as the faculty, to show their spirit of pioneering, which has been so definitely been present throughout this year. wr , - - .za 4 -N MS 'rr' HI , TWERAN 2 0 H SC H 001 Q E A S I 3 i E f . , M.. I , 'T:.' we-fg.,,f, 'Q Sl- if - A , f A l: W M f'f ,,.,.,A gm, gf MN x - 'ga f Qamgi, 13, It, , A ,,..:.wngm: '-Q ily' A I i ,Q Vfulkxihf A 541, it mCgf,.A. wi gf, 5, ,, W- .-- N ,M-.N gf., ,gd-y, V A, . 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