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

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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.

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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.

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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