Lutheran High School - Aureole Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Future Secretaries Club For girls who are planning to be secretaries, a new club - The Future Secretaries Club - was organized. ln their meetings, the girls have discussed such topics as finding a job, dressing for work, understand- ing the boss' pet peeves, and being pleasant around the office, They invited several employers to speak at meetings. The future secretaries also took two field trips to the Bur- roughs Corporation and to Inter- national Business Machines. Seated: S. Parshall, Treasurer, C. Schankin, Vice-President, Mr. K. Biedermannf Advisor, L. Streufert, President, A. Srull, Secretary. lst Row: J. Smith, J. Kolzow, R. Grant, K. Uhl, G. Jankowsky, E. Anderson, G. Arduin. 2nd Row: P. Hayes, B. Hoffmeyer, K. Johnson, B. Sieloff, B. Staley, M. Brown, N. Schaening. 3rd Row: S. Wood, B. Kers, J. Matthies, K. Malson, D. Schneider, R. Gallinat, D. Klann, I. Krzensk. Moclelettes The Modelettes is an organiza- tion for the girls of D.L.H.S. who are interested in learning more about clothes and the general ap- pearance of a well-groomed girl. They have called professional women in to advise them on good grooming techniques. T lst Row: Miss M. Meyer, Advisor, N. Brandt, G. Manke, C. Gorman, J. Vaida, Secretary, M. Kettler, President, T. Descher, Vice-President, L. Schlack, Treasurer, N. Schaening, M. Hesse, L. Bowers. 2nd Row: J. Spaven, B. Geschke, B. Berry, L. Long, J. Lehman, S. Martin, R. Grant, J. Kolzow, D. Borgert, B. Remus, P. Russell. 3rd Row: S. Baldner, C. Schlick, S. Kerr, S. Stewart, M. Peterson, S. Trolley, D. Cook, B. Manke, D. Berar, M. Lehman, J. Spaeth, N. Sieloff. 4th Row: K. Heino, E. Leuders, C. Redding, l. Krzensk, C. Lovell, J. LaRocca, B. Staley, M, Brown, B. Swenson, G. Geltz, D. Waller. 77

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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

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Driving School Once again this year the school, in coopera- tion with the Grand River Chevrolet Company, has offered students the chance to take driving lessons, There were two classes, one each semes- ter. Through these lessons, the students have learned correct and safe driving habits. Seated: Mr. W. Longerman, Advisor. Standing: K. Petrosky, W. Ruth, A. Weitschat, C. Reinhard. Penny Drive The Penny Drive was organized in 1953. Since that time it has come a long way. its purpose is to collect any stray pennies one might have. This is done in all home rooms so that every student has a chance to contribute. Parents and friends have a chance to add to the pile at the Fall Fun Festival, and any other time they wish to, for that matter, By March, 1956, the Club had collected S3, O67.l9! And until the time when this money is needed, it is gathering interest in a bank. The money will be used for the student lounges in the two Detroit Lutheran High Schools in the future. Seated: S. Whidden, B. Remus, J. Winterstein, B. Behnke Mr. W. Bredehoft, Advisor. lst Row: P. Norris, V. LaSalle, K. Lithgow, B. Hutton L. Parquette, S. Wood, V. Harrison. 2nd Row: G. Chambers, R. Johnson, J. Schroeder, J Johnston, D. Appelt, Z. Erdody. Science Club Though the Science Club is one of the smallest at school, remember it is not always the size that counts. The members have had some interesting talks among themselves concerning various phases of science and have also seen two demon- strations - one on the steam engine and one on the gasoline engine. Seated: D. Behling, W. Hoyles, Mr. F. Kirchhoff, Advisor P. Wargo, P. Hayes. lst Row: J. Spaeth, C. Graustein, L. Klimkiewicz, L. Ke vern, P. Weber, C. Schroeder, R. Zeiler, J. Ruth. 2nd Row: J. Lowe, J. Habitz, M. Lehman, N. Robson, S Hein, C. DeMars, J. Marohn. 3rd Row: K. Melke, D. Klann, M. Rogerson, V. Milz, B Ruth, C. Schankin, A. Srull. I