Lutheran High School - Aureole Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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-Club 1. . I 9 Mr. E. Ruth, Advisor The L-Club is some times called an hon- orary letterrnen's club, lt includes all of the boys in school who have earned a letter in one of the sports, either football, basket- ball, baseball, track, or cross country. Xl i Seated: J. McPherson, H. Lovell, H. Brummer, Vice-President, R. Wissman, President, T. Orton, Secretary- Treasurer, F. Maurer, E. Somrnerfeld. Ist Row: Mr. E. Ruth, Advisor, W. Schutt, A. Beyer, H. Tunison, G. Ford, C. Pearson, R. Semerau, M. Laurente, R. Bryer. gndp Rciyvz M. Muchitsch, R. Aumann, D. Polens, D. Wenzel, W. Much, D. Erving, R. Ravell, S. Smallwood, , au i. 3rd Row: R. Awe, G. Rehse, W. Gramzow, N, Anderson, W. Baldwin, R. Fergan, G. Roberts, K. Harris. 59

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Student Council l l Seated: R. Aumann, G. Roberts, J. Goehmann, H. Lovell, S. Lehman, C. Pearson, G. Moore. lst Row: Mr. W. Bredehott, G. Arduin, A. Lohrmann, S. Ruth, J. Lehman, J. Emling, D. Polens, S. Killian, C. Schultz, W. Hoyles, Mr. Wied. 2nd Row: M. Rogerson, J. Schewe, P. Norris, S. Lohrmann, J. Lowe, T. Deschner, E. Payne, S. Kerr, G. Vanni. 3rd Row: E. Gomez, R. Foth, H. Rammler, R. Fergan, T. Orton, W Baldwin, D. Erving, W. Schutt, S. Smallwood, R. Dungy. The iob of the Council members is a big and important one. They are the people who were chosen by the student body to act as representatives in running the school. Their many jobs in- clude keeping order throughout school, handling chapel collections, running the student lounge -- in short, they take care of all the activities which involve the students. A roller skating party in November, held at the Arcadia Arena, the Freshman-Sophomore Mixer, and the picnic at the close ot school were all activities of the Council. They also arranged for several interesting pro- fessional assemblies through the year, Everyone will remember the two actors from the Theater of Poe and Frederick Siobiarn, the pianist. The above gives you a general idea of what the Student Council does and why it exists. SlUCl6t li COUl lCll BOEll'Cl-Sealed: Mr. W. Bredehoft, Jim Berlinski gelling pgp and pgtato Chips tg Jagk AdVlSOI', 5- Lehman, TVGHSUFSV, H- Lovell, PFeSldeUff Fletcher in the Elbow Room, the student lounge. J. Goehmann, Secretary, Mr. A. Wied, Advisor. Standing: G. Moore, Freshmen Pres., R. Aumann, Senior Pres., C. Pearson, Sophomore Pres., G. Roberts, Junior Pres. 58

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Aureole Seated: Mr. M. Staschke, Advisor, V. Harrison, Faculty Editor, J. Winterstein Editor-in-Chief, S. Richardson, Undettclassmen Editor, Assistant Editor-in-Chief, A. Beyer, Sports Editor. lst Row: J. Schouw, Senior Editor, J. Stark, Co-Editor of Activities, J Goehrnann, A. Wendt and L. Rutkowsky, Co-Editors of School Life, C. Gillians 2nd Row: L. Streufert, Co-Editor of Activities, M. Rogerson, E. Sommerfeld C. DeMars. Seated: S. Bubak, Mr. Biedermann, Advisor, W. Saar, Business Manager, G. Jankowsky. ist Row: A. Hunt, C. Schutt, S.. Weyant, A. Lohrmann, H. Burswold. 2nd Row: B. Hicks, R. Kluge, M. Engel, L. Schlosser. 60 Editorial Staff Each year, under the guidance of Mr. M. Staschke as editorial dir- ector, and Mr. K. Biedermann as business director, the students put out a yearbook, the Aureole. Both staffs work hard - 'the business staff selling ads, securing page sponsors and patrons, while the editorial staff is busy planning pages and writing copy. The Au- reole is a wonderful souvenir for it records in pictures the history of the school year. Business Staff