Lutheran High School - Aureole Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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uh. 4 L. L w '. L J k F. a Q, N AL Dot Simmons, Treas. SENIOR Y- TEENS First Row: S. Suchner, S. King, E. SENIOR Euny Grahlman, Pres. Grahlman, D. Simmons, R. Born, T. Kull. SecondRow: S. Zimmer- man, M. Busse, C. Pazdan, C. Miesele C. Zeisser, C. Mell, N. Bryer, C. Malow, J. Bryer P. Biesenthal, J. Helwig, J. Ratcliffe. C. Schubert, R. Siegert, M. Edwards, Tesauro, E. Fox, E. Maves, L. Delecke r, L. Salonen, Third Row; G. Augst, N. , S. Eitner, A. Salatus, L. Bell, M. Richert, M.Woodcock, S.Koester. Fourth Row: P. Dreier, L. Spaeth, Gramzow, B. Liverance, B. Jackboson, Ramsay, D. Sieloff, J. Fackler. :L '-IL C. Heino, J. P. Polens, J. -73. Ruth Born, Pro. Chairman The Senior Y- Teens is an organization at Lutheran Hi affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. It gives J uniors and Seniors an oppoxttumty to participate in sports, such as: smmmmg, basketball, roller skating, etc. Through' out the school year the club sponsers C0 ed and roller skating parties, bake sales, and banquets for the Seniors in the organ- ization. One of this yeafs mam events was Y-Teen s Day , Which centered around a fashion show and bake sale.

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m-IZDmnO-ICID n xxx .. My First Row: L. Witto, C. Konow, W. Schiller, C. Lehman,Mr, Bredkhoft, B.GustaIson, A. Scheans, J. Manus. Second Row: E. Kost, T. Woznick, H. Tunison, D. Kivimaki, T. Wilkewitz, E Vonvattier, M. Bailey. Third Row: R. Roehler, G. Ford, R. Nelson, L. Crampton, J. Bucho, J. Verlinde, R. McDonough,V. Matuschek, H. Lovell, D. Gall- meyer. Fourth Row: D. McNally,W.Newman, R. Awe, S. Tesauro, H. Ford, D. Hilpert, T. Brooks, B. Wissman, J. Partin, R. Mai, L. Hoag, W. Much, D. Barrow, R. Heiman, W. Kersey. Fifth Row: B. Sylvester, G. Nelson, A. Ristola, G. Robson, W. Sielaif, K. McDonough, G. Gruenwald, A. Bogaert, G. Witsoe, G. Fagge, D. Barnsby, H. Wirzaik- stki, E. Schiller. Sixth Row: G. Watt, D. Polens, M. Patwin, W. Neuman, C. Lohr- man, S. Laphman, D. Schiller, B. Swanson, B. Lehman, F. Maurer. t One of the newest organizations at Lutheran High is the s Autocrat Club. This club which had its beginning from a hallway conversation has grown rapidly into one of the largest clubs in school. Its principal objective is to meet some of the interests of boys interested in automobiles. Among the projects already completed by this club are the writing of a constitution, showing of a traffic film and plan- ning a workshop. Because of the large number it is divided into one parent club and three class clubs. Groups of boys have polished up the furnace room and are setting it up as a workshop. Wayne Newmanis father played the part of Santa Claus by purchasing a set of tools. The sophomore group has a t40, V8 motor 'in the shop for experimentation and the school has purchased a 1937 Ford which will soon be getting a new look. This club is a direct outgrowth of the plan of having an activity period during the school day. Treas' Bryer; 77 This page sponsored by Aureole Business Staff t; I ,q; -x . i- -i n. 41-? ... -- ,--V-A .. TV Tit' . ff 4 .1 jrx'ljvim-Wme wuH-vg. w - .7 ? 3' .i e ni i f i ' t t J i .A .

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L LU- Y- HI First Row: L. Streufert, D. Otte, V. Harri- son, D. Cooper, N. Storm, P. Kukuk. Second Row: N. Gilson, M. Miles, M. Foth, J. Stark, M. Carey, J. Spaeth, S. Lehman, A. Minth. Third Row: J. Goehmann, L.Harris, J. Broeker, G. Gelz, S. Wood, J. Robson, C. Gillians, J . Richert, B. Manke. Fourth Row: G. Arduin, C. Schankin, D. Schneider, M. Brawn, M. Rogerson, J. Bellhorn, B. Mc- D0nough, C. Higgins, M. Adams, s. Abbot. N Chairman D. Otte, V. Hafrison, D. Cooper, P. Kukuk, N. Storm. . . - -Teens. We are 1zat10nat t Lu- Y-Hi is another name for the Jumor group Of our Y . W.C.A' It the freshman and sophomore group. There are about $5 act1ve meingersci rtunityto This club brings about better relatiohs between the glrls Of our C u an vimminhg! other clubs all over Detroit and Mich1gan. I'hroug h sers 00' ke sales, 19 organt in even 5 centered Lke Sale. -79-