Lutheran High School - Aureole Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Deaconess Club The Deaconess club was just formed this year. Under the advisor, Miss E. Siller, the girls were taught what the work of a deaconess is and what they have to do to become one. Some of the Senior girls took a field trip to Valpo to see the campus and especially the Dea- coness Chapter House, lst Row: Mr, R. Oelschlaeger, Advisor, C. Orlow, M. Uhl, L. Kevern, Vice-President, S. Killian, Treasurer, D. Polens, Secretary, S. Kamin. 2nd Row S. Bubak, J. Cosentino, C. Kaselitz, J. Newman, S. Killian. 3rd Row A. Dressig, J. Lowe, P. Zurstadt, V. Milz, L. Schlosser, P. Weber, R. Wilson. Future Teachers and Postors Club This club was formed for all students who are interested in a career as a teach- er or pastor. Some of the members took a trip' to River Forest in March. They investi- gated what the teaching profession has to offer. The members also heard Pro- fessor Krause from River Forest speak to them at one of their meetings. lst Row: B, Betker, S. Whidden, J. Konz. 2nd Row: Miss E. Siller, Advisor, E. Ulbrich, P. Norris J. Habitz, C. Watt. 3rd Row: S. Beck, L. Harris, V. Milz, N. Honer, J. Marohn Future Nurses Club This club has been organized to in- terest girls in the nursing profession. They learn about the different types of nurses, iob opportunities, wages, schedules and scholastic require- ments. They also have had movies on nursing, speakers, and one proiect of making favors for various hospitals at Easter time. lst Row: Mr. R. Oelschlaeger, Advisor, B. Hicks, M. Schroeder, K. Kilian, L. Parquette, President, J. Sylvester, C. Schroeder, B. Betker. 2nd Row: J. Graustein, N. Shamus, L. Schiller, J. Marohn, A. Lohrmann, H. Burswold, S. Richardson, J. Johansen. 3rd Row: C. Higgins, S. Lohrmann, B. Blatt, E. Payne, K. Kionka, J. Konz, P, Hayes, M. Kemp, L. Tyvela. 4th Row: P. Rich, G. Hinz, V. Milz, B. Saar, L. Schlosser, R. Wilkie, M. Laurente, N. Honer.

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E. Anderson, P. Norris, J. Kolzow, Mr. F. Kirchhoff, Advisor, R. Gallinat, C. Schutt, R. Grant. Ushers Club The jobs of the ushers are to see that hymnals are distributed, that everyone finds a seat and that the weekly collection is taken. Seated: R. Strewski. lst Row: Mr. A. Wied, Advisor, A. Weitschat, N. Honer. 2nd Row: E. Ulbrich, J. Hof- meister, W. Saar, K. Kionka, B. Remus. Altcar Guild At 10:03 every morning, the busy auditorium and lunch room is converted into a reverent House of God, This is not always an easy thing to do, and in order that this transition be more authentic, the three clubs on this page were organized. The Altar Guild members see that the linens from the altar are clean and that the appropriate pieces are used for the particular seasons of the church year. lst Row: Mr. C. Aumann, Advisor, H. Petrowsky, W. Baldwin, H. Lovell, R. Retzloff. 2nd Row: G. Preuss, G. Chambers, G. Moore, W. Schutt, L. Hartwig, D. Erving. 3rd Row: E. Sommerfeld, C. Pearson, R. Rennie, D. Glaser, J. Parshall, J. Berlinski. Chapel Organists The school is indeed fortunate to have an organ and people who are willing to play it. The accompaniment of the organ in the singing of hymns goes a long way toward building a more church-like atmosphere.

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lst Row: J. Winterstein, G. Vedder, P. Norris, V. Harrison, Mr. W. Graf, Advisor. 2nd Row: J. Schouw, K. Kionka, G. Jankowsky. Dramatics Club One doesn't hear too much about the Dramatics Club, but behind the scenes it is a very busy club, carry- ing on a full program. ln their meet- ings the Club has studied panto- miming, play directing and correct techniques of acting. They have even worked on the first act of Thornton Wilder's, Our Town. The public has seen some evidence of the Club through the skits pre- sented in the Fall Fun Festival Va- riety Show. Art Club lt is almost certain that passers- by will find at least one person in the Art Room during every period of the day. lt's not hard to guess vvhy either. The Art Room is well equipped with proper lighting, lots of working space, paints, brushes, pens, rulers - everything an artist needs. Most of the signs around school are products from this Art Room, made by Art Club members. It won't be surprising if someday a really fine artist emerges from the Art Club. Seated: Mr. W. Graf, Advisor, D. Berar, Vice-President, Treasurer, G. Chambers, President, A. Srull, Secretary. lst Row: C. Gorman, K. Sommerfeld, G. Vedder, K. Heino, C. Redding, C. Schlick, D. Ray. 2nd Row: E. Monley, K. Lithgow, C. Schankin, N. Honer, D. Krause, A. Weitschat, M. Zimmerman, C. Higgins. 76