Lutheran High School - Aureole Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Editor, Diane Heidelmeyer and Ad- visor, Mr. Staschke. 51x. Editorial Staff: Back Row: Mr. Staschke, Advisor; Bud Uhl, Sports. Front Row: Eunice Grahlman, Feature Editor; D1ane : E ASSE$BQgAB Heidelmeyer, Editor; J oanne Mathiak, Asst. News Ed1tor. CA g Heidelmeyer, B. Uhl, E. Grahl 1t1er, J. Eppinga, I. Zelinski, N. rgert, D. Simmons. Row 3: N. , T. Kull, S. Eitner, L. Harris, S. Ott, E- . . Lemke, R. Burtra , J. ROSS, 11;. Saar, M. Parker, P. Polens, C. Kemp, A. Kreger, L.wSmith,. E. BobeMrazgggv 51:3 ghPreuss, HMPetrowsky, P. Stohlmann, C. Tresselt, . , . c ae er, . B ' Broecker, C. Higgins. gg aden, B. L1verance, E. Schutt, J. Leopard Staff: man. Row 2: J. Schouw, E. VonVa Keiffer, A. Salatus, R. Born, D. B0 Bryer, A. Kindt, C. Zeisser

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; Bud Uhl, tor; Diane Editor. , FRI? mur xi ,UM. 71 V;- ,rgww, B E First Row: L. Franzen, director; N.Kieffer, M. Richert, P. Dreier, D. Sieloff, R. Born, C. Mell, D. Simmons, J. Mathiak, C. Pazdan, A. Salatus, D. Heidelmeyer, P. Biesenthal, J. Ratcliff, J. Dumke, M. Kluge, C. Ryce, E. Sommerfeld. Second Row: E. Grahlman, D. Lueders, E. Maves, P. Polens, S. Suchner, M. Parker, S. Stark, D. Powers, C. Heino, P. Wobermin, L. Smith, C. Kemp, M. Currie, M. Woodcock, C. Miller, S. Eitner,C. Zeisser, S. Zimmerman. Third Row: C. Gugel, R. Jenske, R. Carpenter, G. Petsch, W. Newman, D.Kolzow,R. Burtraw, M. Terry, R. Lemke, C. Lemke, R. Blatt, B. Westerberg, R. Stohlman, R. Metzger, R. Masch, D. Catalina, F. Spaeth. Fourth Row: R. Farah, W. Wilkie, C. Meisner, A. Zehnder, D. Becker, L. Schultz, P. Stohlman, B. Schultz, B. Sylvester, M. Ritter, R. Bales, A. Moore, G. Rich, J. Heino, D. Gawura, T. Wendt, B. Krajewski. Following the tradition set by previous choirs q at LHS, this years Senior Choir has been one of the. most active groups around school. The . , e 75 young choiristers have sung in many services 7 1' . throughout the city. Highlights of the year were f ' the annual Christmas concerts at Bethany and it Covenant, and the joint concert with River Forest ' at Cass Tech on April 24.. The annual Operetta, ,, HCarrie Comes to College ,was given on May6, r 7, and 8 at St. Matthews Lutheran Church. This ; yearis tour took the students through various , parts of Canada and Northern Michigan the week- F end of May 27-31. Besides achieving their main objective, bringing the Word of. God to many people in song, the trip afforded much pleasure in sight-seeing. A11 in all, this was a job well done. 't. .1 MW $7 . E E rwmvt , t . 1 ' ' s rat is K WEQ'V; Go, Franzen! -71- 1 VfCK'X E :7 ! :f'h .1fo . Ti.