Lutheran High School - Aureole Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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1 JAJJI. n. GirIsV Quartet: CarolZeisser,Shir1eyStark, Caroll Schwede, Donna Lueders. Ex Junior GirlsV Trio: Augst, Sandy Martha Parker. 5 Z Z a; V F, Eitner, -31. GirlsV Trio: Dot Simmons, Jo Mathiak,Carol Heino. V BoysV Quartet: Dan Gawura, Bob Krajewski, Ron Burtraw, Bob Carpenter. i VV-Jw le -1 P.--.AVLW Vc' W4. x .x ; warm. A- v wa- 3y 1,. y, A. Avqu ,1

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EUQ'T-ij-Inmhhl nah. Future Nurses Club Top Row: L. Farn m, L. Sm1th, A. Kreger, J. Gramzow, R. Gallinat, S. Eitner, P.P01ens,B.Staley,D.Otte,E.Maves, E. Fox, G. Kadow, C. Kemp, S. Konz, N. Sieloff, K. Heino, K. Fett. Row Four: N. Hatcher, K. Melke, B. McDonough, S. Abbot, M. Foth, J. Stark, B. Fisher, J. Honaker, J. Spaven, T. Deshner, L. Schlack, D. Deromidi, J. Vadja. Row Three: N. Storm, N. Tesauro, J. Robson, J. Richert, G. Jankowsky, L. Kevern, J. Schultz, D. Sieloff, P.Dreier, B. Erler, C. Schutt, A. Hunt, R. Grant, M. Stark. Row Two: B. Deleforce, M. Richert, S. Koester, J. Ratcliffe, C. Orlow. Row One: Officers: C. Schwede-Vice-President, T. Kull-Sec- retary Treasurer, J. Bryer-President, J. Bellhorn-Corresponding Sec- retary. The Future Nurses Club presents a way to interest high school students in personal and community health; to encourage them in finding out what nursing requires, and what it offers; to help them decide wisely about professional or practical nursing as their career. The Club meets twice each month on Wednesdays during the Activities Period. Their objectives are obtained through pro- jects, field trips, lectures by representativesfrom various hospitals in Detroit. We hope that the club will prove to be an excellent device for stimulating vocational interest. Officers - . ' t dfmt, J . 8113217321,:22idtecnatrogaEChgglcie-tlvice presi- Program COmmittee: C. Schwede, M' R v1sor, Trudy Kull-Secretery 'Izreasigei'aegerlggg: Dreier, K' Fett, Nt Storm. horn- Corresponding Secretary. -80- ichertl P' Girl'sl Quartet Carol! Schwed

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Art Club During the second semester the art room was moved from its old location in room 405 to a larger room, 307. The activity has been a mixture of a carpenter shop and a paper hangerts dream, due to the remodeling going on most of the term. More students found time to splash color and work on art pro- jects because of the added facilities made possible by a generous do- The L-ClubofI nation of $150 by the Student Council. sists of all 315le sit letters, ec mail for memhe year, for the fir are sporting goh g are symbols 0f 1 T R M ' MW e - WM awards. InApr; op ow: erle Busse, Carol Pazdan, Merl Terr soredaroller-s gstggeg, Karl Shipper, Sylvia Wood, Jerry Jankowlei: R321; RougeRollerdtm w. harlene Mell, Joan Schouw, Sarah Whidden. ?flenoneoftheu years. a Photo Club I r V , , G. Goetze Third R - 0W2 A. We't Callum, H. Petrowsky, B. saarfCS-chitoBAeEOnen L. Crampton, R. Mc- -82-