Lutheran High School - Aureole Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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jn em oriam In loving memory of an instructor who helped introduce us, the Senior Class, into the second phase of our schooling. Besides the or- dinary routines of a teacher, Miss Seitz sacrificed extra time for girl's sports and the cafeteria, all the while carrying with her those qualities of friendliness and companionship which endeared her to those who knew her. But when the Almighty Father saw fit to do so, her life was ended, leaving an empty space in each of our hearts. We had lost a friend, a guide, but managed to say, Thy will be done.

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:bwlica lion We dedicate this annual to Mr. Paul Meadows. 4 We wish his life to be filled with God's richest blessings, for we appreciate the contributions he has made in our lives, both in class, as an able and likeable instructor, and in other fields, to which he gave his time. and talents unselfishly. Though he may be unknown to some underclassmen, we, the graduating class of '52, Will always remember Mr. Meadows for his friendliness, companionship, and unsurpassed guidance- AS a small way Of conveying our apprec iation , we dedicate this Aureole to our former coaCh-

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OI; ofullteran ejvligll Oh Lutheran High My dear old Alma Mater, Thy hallowed hallse Where 0ft my fOOtSteps wandered , Th ame will always sacred be to me. The stately rooms, thy teachers tried and true. y n Long cherished be by loyal son and daughter, Thy councils wise, o'er which I oft have pondered, The godly lessons that were taught by thee. Thy doctrines taught to brighten faith anew. A11 shall remain in memory sweet forever, These lie enshrined within my heart forever. As long thy days, so shall thine honor be. God grant thee grace for e'er thy task to do. , ' N iSCHOOL