Lutheran High School - Aureole Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

N gg QL X Luwuvvv 'IA I' -'fbi ff? The Graduating Class of Detroit Lutheran High School presents the AUREOLE 5040 .Ioy Road Detroit, Michigan 'Q r wj,4.,,4VL LUTHERAN H s nag, ---. ,E I M A ii? t A i L ' i 3 5 1 3- i . K Q s N i F -- 2 - a , , t f 2 v ,,.,.......------ CHOOL L if QS M9 S5 V! H9 OHDS CDN os' 53 DQ., Ef'w :a veg? fb 5-9- 028 Ffa :QW E22 PGS- 22:- m:'.go :QE ::,..m mga WO. Elin. ani mfbg 35 INF' HBO r: Hg -0 3 D' rp'-:FD ?'g--B v-1 C rome wo' 55.3 -EQ :vim ami 07040 HD' E-.3 OQN zff... rn 0 sfo :rmr ,..O-S-' mm :r o Dr mil, gig fb Ewa v--'73 V7 Q2 :ww h--DQ no-'g :- WSJZ v-ight ru.-rn FDU? :: :En CL'-Q4 mmm 1 '1 QAN S' f :I Ci o r.: N VERBUM 0 O. nel j' f94A' r M-.. ,--,.. f ...- fo , M, ,ig Mm-mdiii fff construction at this time. The old buildings served us well. The new structures will serve us better. With God's grace and blessings, Lutheran High Schools, East and West, will continue to grow--training young peo- ple for Christian Living. rr WMXW Search the Scriptures, for in them ye think ye have eternal life, and they are they which testify of Me. Our Theme . . . We, the Aureole Staff, have chosen for our theme this year the thought of searching We feel that a true Christian's life is one of constant searching .... always looking ahead, striving for more knowledge ..... for the furtherance of Christ's kingdom on earth ..... for the betterment of ourselves and our fellowman. With our eyes ever on the cross of Christ, ever searching for truth and wisdom. And so we begin our Search . . , 3 Introduction Dedication Faculty . . Seniors . . Table of Contents Underclassmen . . Activities Sports . . . School 'Life 4 Dedication For his wonderful Christian example, his fine sense of humor, and the guiding and helping hand he has always given us, his students, we dedi- cate this our 1957 Aureole to Mr. Fred Kirchoff. In this way we hope to convey partially our thanks for everything he has done to enrich our lives at Lutheran High both morally and spiritually. His understanding, pat- ience and genuine interest in our activities has helped us all immeasur- ably. May God richly bless him through all his life and grant him thi peace and satisfaction that comes from a life of unselfish service. 'X X -1 X Searching X' For Truth If God held in his right hand all truth and in his left nothing but his ever ardent desire for. truth even with the condition that I should err forever and bade me choose I would bow down to his left, saying, 'O Father, give me that: pure truth can be but for thee alone Kapteyn Faculty 'fT7m: 'f'-'Y--- 'vs -P' Conrad j. Aumann, B. Valparaiso Universi Wayne State U 'versity - Algebra Genera th, Eng- ish ll as 11 , coach W X x R X 1 Kurt Biedermann, B. A. Concordia, River Forest, Val- paraiso University, Wayne State University, University of Kentucky, University of llli- nois Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typ- ing Aureole and Leopard Advisor Principal Willis W. Bredehoft, B.S., M.A. Concordia Teachers College, Seward, Nebraska, Wayne State University Political Geography Assistant Principal Earle T. Beck, B.S., M. Ed. Concordia Teachers College, Seward, Nebraska, Wayne State University Religion, Sociology, Political Geography, Government Student Council, Safe-Teens Club s' Ray Ebmeier, B. S., M. A. University of Nebraska S 3 Joann Basel, B. A. University of Michigan, Wayne State University, Valparaiso University World History, Michigan Geo- graphs' Window Decorators, Buttetin Board, Nurses Club Ralph W. Brown, B. S. Northern State Teachers Coll- egeg Ferris Instituteg Central Teachers College Shorthand, Typing, Bookstore Manager Leila F inzel B. A. Valparaiso University English, Speech Leopardettes, Senior Y-Teens, Senior Play 8 .70 LAVERN FRANZEN, B. S. Concordia, Seward Senior and Junior Choir Religion Small vocal groups Waldemar Graf, B.S., M. Ed. Wisconsin University Wayne State University Religion, English, German I Junior Play Director, Fresh- man Sponsor, TV Prog f Director ' .QW M Walter C. Longerman,B.A.,M.Ed. Valparaiso UniversitygWayne Stare University Geometry, Algebra, General Business, Activities Co-ordina- tor g Roy Oelschlaeger, B. S., M. S. Omaha University, University of Michigan Registrar, Guidance Counselor Government, Economics will 0 li v TSW -47 Rev. E. H. Gaulke, B.S.,M. Ed. Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Concordia, River Forest Latin, Religion Future Ministers Club Fred A. Kirchoff, M. Ed. Wayne State University Religion Senior Class Advisor, Penny Drive, Projector Operators Mardelle Meyer, B. S. Kansas State College Home Economics junior Y-Teens Donald Rameden, B. S. Concordia, River Forest Englis , Religion I My WX Erwin Ruth, B. S., M. A. University of Michigan, East- ern Michigan College Biology Athletic Director, Cross-Coun- try and Track Coach, L-Club Advisor Norman Splittgerber,B.S.,M.M. Wayne State University, Con- cordia Teachers Coilege, Sew- ard, Nebraska, University of Nebraska Religion, English, Band High Stepper,Majqrette,Advisor Sara Tornberg, B. A. Eastern Michigan College Mathematics Alwin Wied, B.S., M.A. Concordia Teachers College, Seward, Nebraska, University of AlbertagUniversity ot Mich'- gan . Religion, World Geogr Guidance Department Rifle Club, Student Coun il, Organ Club, junior las Ad- visor 10 Esther Siller, A.A., B.A. St. John's College, Winfield, Kansas, Valparaiso University German Majorette, High Stepper, Dea- coness Club, Advisor Marlyn Staschke, B.A., M.A. Valparaiso University, Univer- sity of Michigan English Leopard and Aureole Advisor Dennis Tuomi, B. S. U. S. History Athletic Coach H. G. Zinitscher,B.A.,M.A. Concordia Teachers College, River Forest, Valparaiso Uni- versityg Indiana University Librarian Library Club Advisor ' 1 Foculty ond Stoll lnformol Big things come in little packages. Miss Basel The Big Man about school! Mr. Bredehoft 4'Nv- Mm, those new teachers! Mr. Rameden Those busy little helpers. Irene S1e1off8z Nancy Gilson The cleanest school in town. Mr. Haddon Work never ends in the Expansion Office. Jw , Modern methods of teaching umm And at right tackle, from Oklahoma ---- Charlie says, Buy ---- - No money - no sales. 12 So sew! 7 If Sorry, I don t believe you Searching -N. W 'lr f ,L.., A j M xfyli-5531 W for success Success in life means doing that thing than which nothing else conceivable seems more noble or satisfying or remunerative and this en- viable state I can truly say thatl enjoy, for had I the choice I would .be nowhere else in the world than where I am. -Alan Seeger Seniors 15 I-,, ,. ., M l ,. :M imm- Closs Officers cmd History Roland F oth Glen Roberts President Vice-President Mr. F. Kirchoff Sponsor Donna Borgert Mary Peterson Secretary Treas urer All through his life, man is constantly searching--for fun, happiness, love, success, truth, wisdom, knowledge, pleasure, and peace. We, the members of the 1957 graduating class are no exception. We entered Lutheran High as freshmen with the highest hopes and dreams. Our first year was'started out with a bang by the freshie mixer at Nazareth Lutheran Church. Soon after, we found ourselves busily at work with the Fall Fun Festival, which was held at Mt. Calvary Church. Our assembly, Tell Me A Story , is one which will always be remembered. As Sophomores, we were right in the middle of things. Games, parties, and other activities brought us a wealth of pleasure. Among our projects was our Arthur Godfrey assembly and our outing at Middle Rouge Park. Our junior year was upon us before we knew it. The assembly, Babes In, Toyland , was the best ever and our thrilling mystery There's Always A Murder?', was enjoyed by all. Now, as seniors, after a successful plan, You Can't Kiss Caroline , we are looking forward to Com- mencement, Baccalaureate, Class Day, and most of all, the banquet. Yes, we searched and we have found, here at Lutheran High, fun, happiness, love, success, truth, wisdom, knowledge, pleasure, and peace, but soon we must go out into the woild to continue our search with the memories of our high school days and with the wisdom we have gained here to guide us. 16 Elizabeth Anderson Liz . . . third finger, left hand . . . Dee, Pat, and I . . . jerry and her . . .Leopardettes 3 . . . Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 . . . Altar Guild 3 . . . Secretaries Club 3. Marvin Bailey Marv . . . Baby-face . . . big car, little man . . . Autocrats 1 . . . Bowling Club 3. Alfonso Bandy Al . . . recording artist . . . in- telligent. Ronald Bauer Ron . . . real nice smile . . . some say he's quietg others know better . . . Football 3, 4 . . . L-Club 4. Beverly Berry Bevo . . . dimestore . . . her baton . . . Majorette 2, 3, 4 . . . Y-Teens 2, 31. . . Leopardettes 2, 3,4...NursesC1ub1... Modelettes 3 . . . Monitor 1 . . . Softball 3. Royden Awe Roy . . . Sweetheart . . .ohlthat smile . . . the Patty . . . Class Secretary 1 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3 . . . Track 1, 2 . . . L-Club 1, 2, 3, 4...Choir1,2,3,4...Auto- crats 1, 2 . . . Usher 4. Susanne Baldner Sue . . . three musketeers . . oh, hairs! . . . honey, are you mad? . . . those eyes . . . queen's attendant . . . Class Treasurer 2 . . . Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Leopard 4 . . . Leopard- ettes 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Y-Teens 3 . . . Modelettes 2, 3 . . . Play 3, 4 . . . Softball 2. Dale Barnes by Dreamer . . . blonde hair . . . black chevvy . . . Football 3 . . Autocrats 1, 2 . . . Camera Club 1. james Berlinski Jim . . . tiny class ring . . . Slice . . . long trip to West Side . . . the Party . . . Class Presi- dent 1 . . .Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cross Country 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . L-Club 2, 3,4...Choir1,2,3,4.. . Band1,2...Usher2,3... Four Fours 2, 3, 4. Eleanor Bockmiller jim . . . September, '57 . . those long locks. DONNA BORGERT Captain . . . cute girl with a cute twirl . . . wow!, that pet- sonality . . . queen's attendant . . . Class Secretary 2, 3 . . . Majorette 2, Captain 3, 4 . . Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girl's Trio 3, 4 . . . Leopardettes 1, 2, 4, Vice-President-Treasurer 3 . . . Leopard 1, 2, 4 . . . Youth Council 3, 4 . . . Modelettes 2, 3 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3. MARIEANNE BRAUN Marie . . . fabulous . . . '57 Ford . . . that's the breaks . . . Choir 1, 2, 4 . . . Y-Teens 1, 2 . . . Class Play 3 . . . Penny Drive 3 . . . Monitor 2, 3 . . . Softball 1. NORMAN BROWN Norm . . . '54 Ford . . . those parties . . . maybe next time . . . Track 2 . . . Leopard 2, 3 . . . Autocrats 1, 2, 3 . . . Monitor l . . . Camera Club 1 . . . Pro- jector Operator 1, 2. GARY CHAMBERS I have a joke . . . Liberace . . . ambitious . . . Autocrats 1 . . . Monitor 1, 2 . . . Camera Club 3 . . . Radio Club President 3 . . . Usher 3, 4 . . . Teachers Club 2, President 3. DAPHNE CUSHMAN Dolly.. . . let's F-I-G-H-T . . . queen's attendant . . . Leo- pardettes 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4 . . . Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. . . Y-Teens 1, Vice- President 2 . . . Class Play 4 . . . Softball 2. LENDIA BOWERS Len . . . short and sweet . . . full of pep . . . Leopardettes 1,2,3...Y-Teens1,2... Majorettes Club 3 . . . Model- ettes 2, 3 . . . Art Club 1 .. . . Monitor 1, 2 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3. MARY ANN BROWN Brownie . . . what a blast . . . real sharp . . . Choir 2 . . . Leopardettes 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Y- Teens 1, 2, 3 . . . Modelettes 2, 3...GleeClub2... Secretaries Club 3 . . . Soft- ball 1, 2. CARL BUDD For sale--one toboggan . . . that tenor voice . . . real nice . . . Cross Country 3 . . . Track 2, 3,4...Choir1,2,3,4... Four Fours 2, 3. DOREEN COOK Cookie . . . Listen bud . . . it's wierd . . . Bob . . . Leo- pardettes 1, 2, 3 . . . Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 . . . Hi-Steppers 3 . . . Modelettes 2, 3 . . . Dramatics Club 2 . . . Monitor 2. CAROLE DAHEL Three musketeers . . . funny, honey? . . . sugar and spice and everything nice . . . queen's attendant . . . Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Leopardettes 1, 2, 3, Sec- retary4. . .Leopard4. . .Y- Teens 2, 3 . . . Modelettes 2, 3 . . . Class Play 3, 4. DIANE DEROMEDI Di . . . got a mirror? . . . real cute . . . Hi-Steppers 2, 3 . . . Leopardettes 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Y- Teens 1, 2 . . . Modelettes 2, 3 . . . Nurses Club 1 . . . Soft- ball 2. MYRON ENGEL Bashful? . . . unsung hero . . . movies anyone? . . . Choir 2 . . . Camera Club 1 . . . Projector Operator 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Activ- ity Planning Committee 3 . . . Driving School 2 . . . Usher 1, 4 . . . Monitor 2. LEANNE FARNUM Lee . . . nice gal . . . cooking is her hobby . . . Leopardettes l,2...NursesClub1... Teachers Club 2. KAREN FETT Nursing, her ambition . . . Cass Tech . . . a little bit of mis- chief . . . queen's attendant . . . Student Council 4 . . . Leopard- ettes l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheer- leader 3, 4 . . . Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Aureole 4 . . . Nurses Club 1, 2 . . . Modelettes 2, 3 . . . Monitor 1, 2. JACK FLETCHER Hot dog! . . . wavy hair . . . ardent basketball player . . . Bowling Club 2 . . . Class Play 3. THERESA DESCHN ER Tessie . . . team is in the hud- dle . we won the game! . . . Morley's . . . beige-ette . . . Student Council 3, 4 . . . Leo- pardettes 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheer- leader 2, 3, Captain 4 . . iAur- eole 4 . . . Y-Teens 1, 3 . . . Modelettes 2, Vice-President 3 . . .Nurses Club 1, 2. .. Monitor 1 . . . Softball 2, 3. BRIAN FARNUM Chaplain . . . what'd you say, Dad? . . . plays hot sax . . . Football 2 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Play 3 . . . Autocrats 2, 3 . . . Ministers Club 4 . . . Rifle Club 3. ROBERT FERGAN Bobby . . . captain . . . man to know . . . the Party . . . Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 4 . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . . L-Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Usher 4 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Class Vice- President 1. ERWIN FITCHETT Smiley . . . blain . . . nice guy . ..Football3.. .Track2... Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Radio Club 1, 2 . . . Autocrats 1, 2 . . . Art Club 1 . . . Chess Club 2. ROLAND FOTH Rollie . . . swell guy . . . Bob . . . the Party . . . Class Vice- President 3, President 4 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Football 2, 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . L-Club 4 . . . Class Play 3 . . . Usher 4. RITA GALLINAT That's life . . . it was a riot . . . Sanders . . . Leopard- ettes 1, 2, 3 . . . Modelettes 2,3...NursesClub1...Art Club 1. . . Monitor 2 . . . Altar Guild 3 . . . Secretaries Club 3. BARBARA GESCHKE Huge ring . . . real sweet . . . Bob and her . . . Choir 2, 3, 4 . . . Hi-Steppers 3 . . . Leopard- ettes 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Y-Teens 2, 3 . . . Modelettes 2, 3 . . . Monitor 1, 2 . . . Softball 1, 2. RICKTOR GUTOWSKY Shafted six . . . Rick . . . go like a champ . . . Ace . . . good debator . . . Kroger's. JAMES HEISNER jim...sosharp...whata brain . . . collegiate . . . Moni- tor 2 . . . Latin Club 1, 2. CAROLYN HIGGINS Snookie . . . meet that deadline! . . . unusual sense of humor . . . that's the way it goes . . . Leopard 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-chief 4 . . . Choir 2 . . . Leopard- ettes 2, 3 . . . Y-Teens 1 . . . Softball 2, 3 . . . Teachers Club 2, 3, 4 , . , Dramatics Club 2, 3 . . . Play 4. GERALDINE GELTZ Gerry . . . that long, blonde hair . . . too bad . . . Choir 1, 2, 4 . . . Hi-Steppers 3, Presi- ,dent 4 . . . Leopardettes 2, 3 . . . Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 . . . Model- ettes Secretary 2 . . . Softball 2, 3. WILLIAM GRAMZOW Wicked William . . . him and Nan . . .wildBill.. .theParty... Football 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2,3...Baseba11 1,2,3,4... Track 3, 4 . . . L-Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Leopard 4 . . . Choir 1, 2,3,4...Monitor1,2... Usher 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .Penny Drive 4 . . . Four Fours 2, 3, 4. KAREN HEINO Ma . . . '57 Ford . . . I mean, as if...Choir1,2,3,4...Leo- pardettes 2, 3 . . . Y-Teens 2 . . . Modelettes 2, 3 . . . Class Play 4 . . . Nurses Club 2, 3 . . . Softball 1, 2 . . . Dramatics Club 3 . . . Girl's Trio 3, 4. SUSAN HELM Sue . . . '57 Ford . . . fabulous . . . oh kiddo, no lie . . . Choir 1, 2 . . . Leopardettes 1, 2, 3 . . Y-TCCHS 1, 2, 3 . . . Modelettes 2. JANICE HONAKER jan . . . inquisitive . . . comes from hinterland . . . Leopar- dettes 1, 2, 3 . . . Y-Teens 1, 2...NursesClub1,2... Penny Drive 2 . . . Latin Club 2, 3. ANN HUNT Annie...Jimandher... actions speak louder than words . r. . Choir 2 . . . Leopardettes 2, 3 . . . Aureole 3 . . . Nurses Club 2 . . . Softball 2. RICHARD JAKOWSKI Dick...thequiettype... Monitor 2 . . . Usher 1. MELISSA KETTLER Mickey . . . Morley's . . . hi, witch . . . really? . . . beige- erte . . . Class Treasurer 3 . . . Student Council 1, 4 . . . Choir 1, 2, 4 . . . Leopardettes 2, 3, 4 . . . Hi-Steppers 4 . . . Y- Teens 3, Treasurer 2 . . . Ger- man Club 1, 2 . . . Class Play 4 . . .Modelettes 2, President 3. JUDITH KONZ Judy . . . lots of school spirit . . . Leopard 2, 3 . . . Aureole 4 . . . Leopardettes 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Majorettes Club 2, 3 . . . Monitor 1, 2 . . .. Softball 1 . . . Teachers Club 3, 4 . . . Penny Drive 2. EDWIN KOST Pookie . . . Ed . . . pink car . . Band 1 . . . Autocrats 1, 2. BRIAN HUTTON Shafted six . . . '56 Ford Vic- toria . . . pretty blue eyes . . . Monitor 2 . . . Camera Club 2, 3. SHEILA KERR Thar's sharp . . . those college guys . . . dentist's assistant . . . neat dresser . . . Student Council 2, 3 . . . Leopard- ettes 2, 3. .IUDITH KOLZOW Judy . . . brain . . . Jucy Kole- slaw . . . sweet . . . Leopar- dettes 1, 2, 3 I . . Modelettes 2, 3. ..AltarGuild3... Secretaries Club 3. DON KOSKELLA sharp dresser . . . he really flips . . . that wink . . . came in Senior year . . . shall we have boy cheerleaders? RANDALL LAAKKO Howie . . . Randy . . . came in Senior year . . . is he lmder a spell? . . . Class Play 4 . . . Future Minisrer's Club Presi- dent 4. if MARVIN LAURENTE Louie . . . hey, Dinger . . . les go . . . the Party . . . Cross Country 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Leopard 4 . . . Choir 1, 2, 3,4...L-Club2,3,4-- . Student Council 4 . . . Usher 4...LatinClub1,2... Teachers Club 3 . . . Class Play 4 . . . Four Fours 4. LEANN LONG Our Queen, Lee . . . attendant in junior year . . . real nice to know . . . sweet personality. . . Student Council 3, 4 . . . Leo- pardettes 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Y- Teens 1, 2, 3 . . . Monitor 1 . . . Modelettes 2, 3 . . . Hi Step- xpers 3, 4 . X . Sofgwllfll, l A LYN LOVELIL ' Sue . . . actress . . . so what do you want, a medal? . . . Stu- 'dent Council 1 . . . Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Leopardettes 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Y-Teens 3 . . . Class Play3,4...GleeClub2... Modelettes 2 . . . Softball 1, 2. BARBARA MANKE Barb . . . the quiet type . . . Mank . . . no sense of humor? . . . Leopardettes 2, 3, 4 . . . Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 . . . Hi-Steppers 3.4 , , ,, Modelettes 2, 3 . . . Softball 1, 2. KATHLEEN MELKE Kathy . . . quiet, but nice . . . sweet . . . nursing, her ambi- tion . . . Leopardettes 1, 2, 3 . . . Y-Teens 2, 3 . . . Nurses Club 1, 2 . . . Penny Drive 3. r. fl ,, l, Qg,5j,'vflli1lll ,wi MARY LEHMAN Mare . . . a real friend . . . nursing . . . Leopardettes 1, 2, 3,4...Y-Teens1,2,3... Aureole 4 . . . Art Club 1, 2 . . . Monitor 1, 2 . . . Modelettes 2, 3...PennyDrive2,3... Youth Council 3, 4 . . . Soft- ball 1, 2, 3. META LOTHMAN Mouse . . . entered in Senior year . . . lots of fun . . . abili- ties galore . . . is that what you're trying to say? . . . Aureole 4 . . . Choir 4 . . . Leo- pardettes 4 . . . Deaconness Club President 4 . . . Class Play, Student Director 4. CAROL MACK Twinkles . . . her and Jim . . . a smile for everyone . . . Choir 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheerleader 3, 4 . . . Leopardettes 2, 3,4 . . . Y- Teens 2, 3 . . . Girl's Trio 3,4 . . . Modelettes 2, 3. STANLEY MCLAUCHLIN Shafted six . . . Stan, the man . . . swell to know . . . Choir l . . . Monitor 2 . . . Camera Club 2, 3 . . . Rifle Club 3. LAURA MOLDENHAUER Moldy . . . her German . . . quiet to those who don't know her. GERALD MOOTS jerry . . . what's happenin? . . . Mauler . . . Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Aureole 1, 2, 4 . . . Leopardl ...Choir1,2,3,4...L- Club 4 . . . Camera Club Sec- retary-Treasurer 1, 2, 3 . . . Softball 1, 2 . . . Latin Club 1, 2. RODERICK NAGY Frank . . . crazy red chevvy . . . real nice . . . Choir 1 . . . Autocrats 1. PATRICIA NORRIS Annie, get your gun . . .felt like a penny waiting for change! . . . let's argue . . . Liz, Dee, and I . . . Aureole Editor-in- chief 4 . . . Y-Teens 2 . . . Art Club 2, 3 . . . Monitor 2 . . . Al- tar Guild 3, 4 . . . Rifle Club 3, Treasurer 4 . . . Deaconness Club 3, Program Chairman 4 . . . Class Play, Student Director 3, 4. JOHN PARSHALL Jack . . . Cochise . . . is that right? . . . the Party . . . big john . . . Class President 2 . . . Student Council 1, 2, Vice- President 3, President 4 . . . Football l, 2, 3 . . . L-Club 2, 3, 4. . . . Leopard 4 . . . Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Autocrats 1, 2 . . . Monitor 1, 2 . L . Usher 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Teachers Club 2 . . . Class Play 4 . . . Latin Club 1, 2 . . . Four Fours 3. MARY PETERSON Pete . . . real friendly . . . cute and sweet . . . Class Treasurer 4 . . . Aureole 1 . . . Choir 1, 2,3,4...FourFours3... Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 . . . Leopar- dettes 2, 3, 4 . . . Teachers Club 3 . . . Modelettes 2, 3. MARTIN MUCHITSCH Mel...uh-huh!...wit... hi-ho, Stano . . . the Party . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . 1.-club 3, 4. THOMAS NIMTZ Nimtzy . . . hot rods . . . swell guy . . . puts you in that spell! . . . Student Council 2 . . ,Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Autocrats 2, President 3 . . . Class Play 4 . . . Usher 1 . . . Monitor 2, 3 . . . Model Builders 3 . . . Rifle Club 3, 4. SUSAN OTT Swat . . . turks lurk thurs . . . buckey teever . . . cute and sweet . . ., Aureole Editor 4 . . . Leopard 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Choir 2, 3, 4 . . . Leopardettes 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Y-Teens 1, 3 . . . Nurses Club 2 . . . Class Play 3, 4 , , . Softball 2. GEORGE PAULI Chutch . . . he means welll . . . hard worker . ,. . the Party . . . Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 2, 3, li . . . Student Council 4 . . . Aureole 4 . . . L-Club 3, 4 . . . Leopard Sports Editor 4 . . . Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Four Fours 4 . . . Usher 4 . . . Latin Club 1, 2. WARREN PIEPLOW Peeps . . . his hot sax . . Paul . . . little blue baby .. . . Football 2 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, President 4 . . . Autocrats 2, 3, . . . Rifle Club 3. DONALD POLENS Don . . . power pack . . . the Party . . . Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . L-Club 3, 4 . . . Leopard 4 . . . Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Autocrats 1, 2 . . . Monitor 1, 2 . . . Usher 1, 2, 3, President 4 . . . Penny Drive 4 . . . Bowling Club 3 . . . Latin Club 1, 2 . . . Four Fours 4. RICHARD REDMANN Dick . . . quiet . . . Nothin . . . Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 2,3...Choir1,2,3,4... L-Club 4. ANNE ROHDE Annie Rooney . . . came in Sen- ior year . . . hard worker . . . no kidding . . . Aureole Editor 4 . . . Leopardettes 4 . . . Mai- orettes junior Varsity Trainer 4 . . . Deaconness Club 4. JANET RUTH jan . . . homemaker . . . so quiet, but so nice . . . Leopar- dettes 2, 3 . . . Y-Teens 2, 3 . . . Modelettes 2 . . . Penny Drive 3. LORETTA SCHLACK Forwad-march! . . . Morley's . . . beige-ette . . . fresh air fiend . . . elbow driver . . . Leopardettes 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hi-Steppers 3, Squad Leader 4 . . . Y-Teens 3 . . . Model- ettes 2, Treasurer 3 . . . Choir 3,4...NursesClub1... Aureole Editor . . . Leopard 4 . . Softball 2, 3. HARVEY RAMMLER Pooch . . . hot dog! . . . his black beauty . . . my, it's a long ride home . . . Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4...Baseball2,3,4...L- Club 3, 4 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4. GLEN ROBERTS Al . . . really hits those books . . . Sleepy . . . toughest . . . the Party . . . Class Vice-Presi- dent 2, 4, President 3 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Foot- ball 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3,4...L-Club1,2,3,4... Student Council 3 . . . Usher 4. BARBARA RUTH Barb . . . you know it too? . . . real nice . . sharp clothes . . . Leopardettes 2, 3 . . . Y-Teens 2, 3 . . . Modelettes 2 . . . Penny Drive 3. WILLIAM RUTH Bill . . . scientific mind . . . enthusiastic singer . . . Cross Country 3 . . . Four Fours 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Play 4 . . . Foot- ball and Basketball Statistician 2, 3, 4 . . . Aureole Editor 4 . . Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Art Club 1,2...Monitor1,2...Cam- era Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Usher 1 . . Model Builders President 2 . . . Track 2, 3 . . . Projector Opera- tor 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 3. ROSALIE SCHLEGEL Rosie . . . nice smile . . . Mr. Beck's favorite babysitter . . . quiet, but nice . . . Leopard- ettes 2, 3 . . . Nurses Club 1. WALTER SCIILICHTING Dinger . . . Gunner 30 . . . oh, that dark hair . . . the Party . . Basketball 3, 4 , . , Baseball 3, 4 . . . L-Club 4 . . . Usher 4 . . . Leopard 4 . . . Choir 1, 2, 3,4...PennyDrive4... Latin Club 1, 2 . . . Four Fours CONSTANCE SCHUTT Connie . . . neat clothes . . . easy to talk to . . . Aureole 3 . . . Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Y-Teens 1 . . . Teachers Club 3 . . . Modelettes 2, 3. ROBERT SEMERAU Semi . . . uh-huh! . . hi-ho Stano . . . the Party . . . Cross Coun- try 2, 3, 4 , , , Track 1, 2, 3, 4. . . L-Club 2, 3,4 . . . Bowl- ing Club 3. JANET SPAETH Her piccolo . . . those eyes . . . gift of gab . . . Valpo bound . . . Class Secretary 2 . . . Stu- dent Council Secretary 4 . . . Aureole Editor 4 . . . Leopard 3...Choir4...Band1,2, 4, Secretary 3 . . . Leopard- ettes 2, 3, 4 . . . Y-TCCDS 1, 3, President 2 . . . Class Play 3 . . . Modelettes 2, 3 . . . Penny Drive 3 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3. BARBARA STALEY Barb . . . real nice to know . . . terrific artist . . . Nurses Club 1 . . . Secretaries Club 3 . . . Glee Club 3. DARLENE SCHNEIDER Dee . . . I don't know! . . . Liz, Pat, and I . . . Leopard- ettes 3 . . . Y-Teens I, 2, 3 . . . Altar Guild 3, 4 . . . Secre- taries Club 3. GARY SCHWEDE Sweety . . . shafted six . . . Chicken . . . Football 1, 3 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Baseball 1 . . . Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Auro- crats 2 . . . Camera Club 2 . . . Radio Club 1 . . . Usher 1, 2 . . . Rifle Club 3. NANCY SIELOFF Nan . . . long, curly eyelashes . . . her and Bill . . . real nice . . . Student Council 4 . .. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Leopar- dettes 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Nurses Club 1 . . . Monitor I . . . Hi- Steppers 3, 4 . . . Modelettes 2, at 3. ' 2 va ,gfjb 7' . L ,XVV5 pf . 'jg - 0 J M' A 1517 s-.1 JANET SPAVEN gr Combat Boots . . . by golly! . .' , . Buster Brown . . . green eyes, . . . couldn't you just spit? .. . Aureole Editor 4 . . . Choir iff' 3, 4 . . . Leopardettes 1, 2, 3, President 4 . . . Y-Teens 1, 2 . . . Nurses Club 1 . . . Monitor ' 1 . . .Softball . . Hi-Steppers L0 4 . . . Modelettes 2, 3. VW- SUSAN STEWART . Suzy . . . real fine . . . natural blonde hair . . . Aureole 4 . . . Leopardettes 3 . . . Y-Teens 3 . . . Hi-Steppers 3, 4 . . . Model- ettes 3 . . . Secretaries Club 3. Robert Storvis Shafted six . . . Bob . . . go like a cham fle Club 3. cj Bnr f Three musketeers . . Sweed. . . Dainty . . . blondie . . . queefr's attendant . . . Student Council Treasurer 4 . . . Leopard 3, Feature Editor 4 . . . Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Leopardettes 1, 2, 3, .4 . . . Y-Teens 3 . . . Latin curb 1, 2 . . .Softball 1, 2 . . Modelettes 3, President 2 . . . Dramatics Club 2. L Harold Tunison Say man! . . . tuna fish, any- one? . . .fun to know . . . Foot- ball 2, 3 . . . Autocrats 1, 2. Shirley Walker Real nice . . . came in senior year . . . literary. Gerald Watt Red . . . that's humor? . . . fun to know . . . Football 3, 4 . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Autocrats 1, 2 . . . Monitor 1 . . . L-Club 4 . . . Bowling Club 3. 'Oh ifyilplfiigggi, AMW Robert Swanson Bob . . . crazy glasses . . . sharp personality . . . him and Doreen . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student 3 . . . German Club,2 . . . Autocrats 1, 2 . . . Presi- dent 3. Roger Thalacker Hero . . . where's fats? . . . quiet type! . . . the Party . .1 . Class Treasurer 1 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3,4.,.Track1,2,3,4... L-Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Usher 4. Judy Vajda Grandma . . . Hannibal, Miss- ouri . . . speed demon . . . Mor- ley's . . . this reminds me of . . . . . . . Student Council 4 . . . Choir 2, 3, 4. . . Leopardettes 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Nurses Club 1, 2 . . . Class Play 4 . . . Model- ettes 2, Secretary 3 . . . Drama- tics Club 3 . . . Softball 1, 2. Darlene Waller Wally . . . Red . . . sharp kid . . . Leopardettes 2, 3, 4 . . . Y- Teens 1, 2, 3 . . . Softball 1, 2 . . . Hi-Steppers 3, 4 . . . Modelettes 3. Thomas Watt Tom . . . pesty . . . swell guy . . . Autocrats 1, 2 . . . Projector Operator 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Rifle Club 3. . Choir 3. Arthur Weitschat l Whitey . . . peep, peep . . . plays that organ . . . Camera Club1,2...ArtClub2... Organist 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mini- sters Club 4 . . . Track 2 . . . Monitor 1, 2 . . . Four Fours 2, 3,4...Choir1,2,3,4... Autocrats 2 . . . Class Play 3. Thomas Wilkewitz Shafted six . . . where's the girls? . . . pizza . . . nice guy to know . . . Leopard 3 . . . Autocrats 1, 2 . . . Monitor 1 . . . Camera Club 1, 2 . . . Pro- jector Operator 3 . . . Rifle Club 3, 4 . . . Softball 2, 3. William Woodmancy Bill . . . what a voice . . . El- vis . . . Choir 4. Sally Wendland Sal . . . came in Senior year . . . Minnesota . . . Choir 4. Sylvia Wood Syl . . .quiet manner . . . good listener . . . Choir 2, 3, 4 . . . Leopard 4 . . . Leopardettes 1, 2, 3,4...Y-Teens1,2,3.. Arr Club 1, 2 . . . Monitor 2, 3 . . . Softball 3 . . . Secretaries Club 3. e Patricia Zavodsky Pat . . . Thumpy . . . broken ankles . . . Sam . . . Leopar- dettes 3 . . . Y-Teens 3 . . . Secretaries Club 3. JANUARY 1958 GRADUATES Edward Nelson Don . . . sharp dresser . . . lot of laughs . . . maroon Ford . . CLASS MOTTO: For He hath said, I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee. - Hebrews 13:5 Charles Reed Chuck . . . swell artist . . quiet, but nice. Priscilla Shelton Pat . . . what a goff! . . . no lie . . . when I was at Redford . . . Leopardettes 1. CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS COLORS: Royal. Blue 8: Silver 27 CLASS WIT Mel Muchitsch ALL-AMERICAN Glen Roberts HANDSOMEST-CUTEST MOST BASHFUL-FLIRT Roy Awe-Barbara Swenson Myron Engel-Karen Fett MOST ATHLETIC CHATTERBOXONOISIEST Tessie Deschner-Bob Fergan jan Spaerh-Roger Thalacker 28 BABY-FACE Marv Bailey Mock BEST DRESSED Shiela Kerr-Don Nelson DREAMER Dale Bamesby APPLE POL ISH ER Jim Berlinski E I e C t I O n MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED George Pauli-Pat Norris M1 is FRI EN DLIISST Marx' Peterson P ERSONALITY PLUS MOST POPULAR Donna Borgerr-Bob Forh jack Parshall-Carole Dahel BIGG IQST lf A 'IL R BIGG ESI' If If HT Jan Spglvgn Mel Muehitsch-Roy Awe-Paul Pieplow-Roger Thalacker 29 . , ,xy 3 . g I 1 'X Y? 5 f 1 TALL EST-SHOR'I'ES'f Bill Gramzow-Lendia Bowers F MOST STU UIUUS Carolyn Higgins --. l r- Good Morning! A. Bandy, D. Barnesby Elvis Sleepy Time Gals The Phony Trio R. Gallinar, M. Braun, D. Schneider Q2 fx IH. y Hard At Work On The Assembly l B. Semerau, M. Muchitsch, H. Rammler, Memories Are D. Polens, G. Pauli, B. Fergan, G.Watt D. Borgert, D. 30 l Erv Firchett Explains sings Elvis 1: is-Xing Lutheran High's Baby Doll G. Roberts Made of This Deromedi, C. Dahel .sw . ' ---.,, .4 ' ,F .t' -5 -f , 'e ' llr f ' .E . ' 45,15 J yi. Senior Row at Lunchtime my ' rt P 7 'P Dolly and Her Red Knee Socks Oklahoma from the Senior Assembly Senior Life - MW HCamPfife Girls Letis S'L'I'D'E No Sleep Tonight P. Norris, D. Schneider, J. Kolzow, R. Gallinat, C. Dahel, M. Kettler, K. Fett, B- Geschke D. Waller B. Manke M. Braun, L. Anderson M. Lehman, M. Peterson, B. Berry Y , B. Swenson, T. Deschner l The Line-U S. Baldner, C. Dahel, L. Long, B. Swenson, D. Borgert p Best Time of the Day, Snack Period 31 r QS X -E., , Searching ffwwiiff ,gwodf wi, ww .... gCZ4Z.ff , www fi ,W 'f KW IW W ww-'sr Yfm- .. D for knowledge These things shall be,-ja loftier race than e'er the world hath known shall rise with flame of freedom in the souls, and light of knowledge in their eyes. 33 - - - John Symonds Underclossmen CLASS OFFICERS Carol Schlick, Secretaryg Steve Smallwood, Presidentg Mr. A. Wied, Class Sponsorg Gordon Rehse, Vice-presidentg Joy Marohn, Treasurer. ' 34 Juniors David Appelt Art Arduin Carole Auer john Baden Sharon Beck Darlene Behling Barbara Behnke Dennis Berar Diane Berar Audrey Berry Sally Birchard Diane Blankstrom JUNIORS Barbara Blatt Nancy Brandt Richard Bryer Kay Budd Helen Burswold Marge Custer jerry Czischke Fred Dixon Kenneth Dorau Agnes Dressig Denise Dubke Louise Elwert Juanita Emling Elmer Engel Herbert Engling Edda Exner Arthur Fischer Gerald Ford Gail Glasser Carol Gorman Judy Graham Muriel Grubba Judy Habirz Lois Hacker Janet Hajel Virginia Halley Neil Hanna Janet Hart Lorenz Harrwig Roger Hawkins Sandra Hayes Barbara Hiclis June Hoffert Kenneth Huband Hans Jacobson Janette Johanson Russel Johnson Bob Keller James Johnston Sharon Kamin JUN1oRs 36 Robert Kemp Sandra Killian Stephanie Killian Ronald Kirsch Donna Klann joan Kleinfelt June Kleinfelt Eleanor Klimkiewicz Richard Knee jim Koester Karin Kuester Dan Kunert Vivian LaSalle Plina Lewis jack Lindholm Ken Lithgow Ann Lohrmann Clare Macomber Geraldine Manke joy Marohn JUNIORS 'iw JUNIORS james Martinson Vera Milz Fred Morrison Judy O'Beime Wayne Passarell Carlton Payne Chuck Pearson Lynne Phillips Mildred Pollard Gilbert Preuss Rotanne Querbach Bob Ravell Gordon Rehse Marilyn Rehse Bette Remus Robert Rennie Nancy Robson Donald Rogers Sunday Schaffer Alice Schebor Judy Schewe Dwight Schiller Lois Schiller Richard Schiller Carole Schlick Louise Schlosser Curtis Schmaltz Cathy Schroeder James Schroeder Carol Schultz Marilynn Schultz Robert Schultz Warren Schutt Mary Lou Seldon Steve Smallwood Barbara Spoljariqk jim Swanson Sandra Sweier Carol Taggart Lois Thompson JUN1oRs IUNIORS r S ix :lk 558 it Q2 cmjggril if L,m,D q5,,,L,, , , :, Q ,.,, L 1, ' 7? z 1, 2: 5, U yfisgg -j an . ., 1 K , W , ..,, W ,. Shutter Shy Roberta Zeiler Charlotte Graustine Shirley Hattwig jerry Holtsberry Mike Scalisi Bill Thornton Sharon Vollmer Russell Wedemeier Ernest Wendt Sharon Weyant Rich Wilkie Paul Williams Liz Yockey Sophomores Mary Barac Charles Berry Beverly Betker Mike Bird Sid Birt Fred Boch Margaret Born David Borrusch Joyce Brede Donald Brown Ronald Brye Ray Bryer fi? r -is ,Q 4-af. H., Q i f K Q Y , 4 53 J' fl Xxx A il 1'-mer 15 ,. .2 yiyigfkg .X , A g sa Q g g K NA he gtg' lu 'Y . 1 age E W sv ,Q 3.-5 , 1 y 1-ff ' CLASS OFFICERS Margie Grahn, Secretaryg Gerry Vanni, Presidentg Mr. Ebmeier, Class Sponsorg Ted Richardson, Vice-presidentg Carole Hammond, Treasurer. 'E r x . f rg-. -1 ' i ' -. 'kfiiiirl' r f -.re - YM iff ggi!! by W 1454! pf 714 I X Sylvia Bubak Peg Byrne Katherine Caruso y xy JoAnn Cosentino Karen Deman Kay DeWitt Bobbie Dickshort 1 I Richard Eckoff . Zoltan Erdody Richard Fekete Grace Ann Ford A K 4 . N. K 0' ,f Vi 9 q ' fpfedzmyf 1 I a fray, SV Marguerite Grahn Ted Gruenwald Ron Gutow sky Karen Gutenschwager W W My 4 M if Om U X W ' 3 53551 ,f of JW e who 'ivy MQWMJ sy A 45 M, , j soPHoMoREs W My f Bill Halleyiiqbko Carole Hammond X A Sue Hein , All vlil ,QL Dafmar H mpel N91 in Nl all' all lo We Www 0 V QWP-AW' A 5 wavy Jkllxllf V ary Hoenl ,fqqpgl lf qu an Hof ter yuiylyjgfly l l Nad Hon ll W1 lf Nancy Hornrck L -in f may of glllll r ff -4 Q ,ffm f J, iffy G-1,17 ' Carol Jewell Roger john-son Carmen Kaselitz N cy Kell y Mary jo Kemp Karen Killian T' Ki g D y K k if Xgyr l P SOPHOMORES Alan Kiriluk Nancy Klink Jeanne Konz Don Kraska , gn W fu A' Dave Krause 'I I ml Karen Kroll f- pf gregxellfrgensk 1 V? libvflbkbrlqji u y a occa V . W MLEJWL J MJ PM 1 ylliqb ' bu MLM . 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Peter Schmidt Barbara Schroeder Kathleen Schroeder Kathie Schultz JoAnne Schutzler Richard Schultz Barbara Scott Karen Seifferlein Elaine Sielaff Bonnie Smith David Spaeth Donald Spaeth JoAnne Stevens Steven Stohlmann John Stone Mary jane Striewski Roger Terey David Vickerman Marlene Wadtke Edward Wayman Doug Waite Pat Weigt Max Wied Bill Wieger Leonard Wilhelm Ralph Wilkewitz Carol Wunsche Audrey Zarling SHUTTER SHY Edda Exner Marvin Friese Allan Lashbrook Caroline Pankonin Al Shalk F RESHMEN Searching for friends. hath found wif will Ga, wif www A faithful friend is a strong defen and he that hath found such an on a treasure. Eccles' s ' s 6:14 Activities Student Council lst. Row: Mr. A. Wied, Advisor, B. Swenson, M. Kettler, K. Fett, T. Deschner, L. Long, N. Sieloff, Mr. E. Beck, Advisor. Znd. Row: J. Spaeth, K. Lithgow, P. Wargo, G. 3rd, Row: R. Foth, M. Laurente, R. Ebneier, B. 4th. Row: J. Parshall, B. Jacobson, G. Rehse, lst. Row: B. Swenson, Treasurer, Parshall, Presi- dentg H. Rammler, Vice-President, J. Spaeth, Secretary 2nd. Row: Mr. E. Beck, Advisor, B. Orton, Freshman Pres., G. Vanni, Sophomore Pres., S. Smallwood, jun- ior Pres., R. Foth, Senior Pres., Mr. A. Wied, Advisoc. 60 Vanni, G. Pauli, P. Byrne, J. Vajda. Haller, W. Schutt. B. Orton, J. Berlinski, S. Smallwood. STUDENT COUNCIL BOARD The Student Council is the voice of the students and it links the faculty and stu- dent body together. Its most important functions are: running the lounge, sponsor- ing the magazine drive, and sponsoring and paying for professional assemblies. This year they initiated the Safe-Teens into D. L. H. S. Also, this is the first year that the council has required clubs to have acharter. Bond lst Row: D. Kunert, T. Nimtz, M. Muchitsch, J. Schroeder, J. Spaeth, C. Hammond, J. Marohn, R. Brye, K. Brown, R. Morris, B. Farnum, W. Pieplow. 2nd Row: B. Remus, D. Lestock, J. Baden, M. Lang, R. Pitcole, M. Born D. Spaeth, J. Konz, D. Behling, M. Schroeder, M. Kukhahn, A. Lohrmann, R. Knee, W. Passarell, G. Rehse. 5rd Row: S. Lohrmann, B. Geibig, 1. Hofmeister, C. Kaselitz, M. Opper, J. Stevens, G. Czischke, W. Grubba, W. Ziobro, A. Schalk, H. Engling, E. Wagman, D. Krause, D. Brown, R. Baden, R. Petrowsky, R. johnson, P. Karbe, R. Ebmeier. Standing: K. Killian, C. Schmaltz, S. Beck, D. Spaeth, Mr. N. Splittgerber, Director, E. Ulbrich. During the past year, the band has come a long way. The band, with its fifty-one members, is the largest it has ever been, taxing the facilities for music at 5040 Joy Road. The band made several appearances at basketball at and football games, adding much to these athletic events. On February 23 and March 2, the group gave two very successful spring concerts at Bethany and Jehovah Lutheran Churches, respectively. This year, the Fort Wayne Band was host to the Detroit and Cleveland Lutheran High School Bands. The 1957 Tri-City Band Festival was held on March 28- 30. The Band is supported by the Boosters Club which buys all their new instruments and uniforms. S Concert Band in Action B Bond The B-Band is a group of students who are learning to play the instruments of their Choice. AS soon as they have received suf- ficient instruction, they become members of the A-Band. This year, the first period of every school day is spent in practice by this hardworking group, lst Row: D. Komraus, M. Almond, S. DeGeus, C. Hilpert, C. Royal. 2nd Row: D. Ray, D. Heino, J. McLeod, K. Schroeder, Mr. N. Splittgerber, Director, 1. Kremkow, D. Newman, J. Redmann 61 Leopcarclettes SENIORS i JUNIORS LEOPARDETTES BOARD: C. Dahel, Secretaryg J. Spaven, Presidentg T. Deschner, Cheerleader Captain C. Schlick, Vice-President-Treasurerg Miss L. Finzel, Advisor. 62 Leopcardettes FRESHMEN T The Leopardettes of D. L. H. S. is the pep club. The membership is limited to girls, and most of the girls at D. L. H. S. belong to this club. Therefore, it has the distinction of being the school's largest club. The Leopardeues can be seen cheedng at basketbaH and footbaH games, forming the core of the cheering section and promoting good sportsmanship among the students. The club sponsors the cheerleaders, who are chosen by the club. Tins yeag the Leopardettes gave their annual Mr. Football and Mr. Basketball parties, held at St. Thomas--St. Peter's and Trinity Lutheran Churches. I SOPHOMORES 63 AUREOLE lst. Row: Mr. M. Staschke, Advisorg P. Norris, Editor-In-Chief. Znd. Row: J. Spaeth, Senior Editorg S. Ott, Activities Editor, L. Schlack, Faculty Editor, J. Spaven, School Life, C. Schroeder. Srd. Row: J. Emling, K. Fett, T. Deschner, K. Kionka, B. Vickerman, B. Remus. 4th. Row: G. Pauli, W. Ruth, Sports Editorg M. Seldon, B. Spoljarick, D. Willis, P. Wargo. lst. Row: Mr. K. Biedermann, Advisory L. Schlosser, G. Moors. 2nd. Row: H. Burswold, 1. Johanson, B. Hicks,S. Hayes, C. Schroeder. 3rd, Row: A. Lohrmann, D. Deromedi, G. Pauli, D. Willis, S. Weyant. Editorial Staff The Aureole is the school yearbook, with much of the space devoted to the graduating class. The editorial staff supervises the taking of pictures, writes the captions, and keeps the whole book on schedule. The business staff must take care of advertising and patronages which pay for the Aureole. Every year, the staffs try to put out a book which is better all-around than any previous year's annual. Business Stuff Leopard EDITORIAL STAFF lst. Row G. Pauli, Sports Editor, C. Higgins, Editor-in-Chief, M. Seldon, Assistant News Editor, B. Swenson, Feature Editor. 2nd. Row: Mr. M. Staschke, Advisor, C. Dahel, M. Striewski, S. Ott, D. Borgert, j. Spaven, N. Klink. 3rd, Row: C. jewel1,K. Kionka, J. Konz,D. Willis, S. Ba1dnet,M. Kettler. 4th. Row S. Wood, C. Redding, V. Milz, N. Will, C. Buuck, L. Schlosser, J. Vadja. Sth. Row: R. Zielepuza, M. Laurente,W. Schlichting, W. Ruth, B. Schultz, P. Wargo. Few realize the tremendous amount of work that goes into the putting out of a school paper each month. The editorial and .business staffs give up lots of their time to collecting information editing copy and securing ads for the publication of the paper. A vote of thanks goes to the advisors, Mr. M. Staschke and Mr. K. Biedermann,who, each year, spend a lot of time helping the tyro editors learn the ropes, and teaching them how to cope with the problems that come up in the producing of a month- ly school paper. BUSINESS STA FF lst. Row: L. Schlack, 1. Lehman, K. Spaven, Circula- tion Manager. Znd. Row: K. Kunert, Mr. K. Biedermann, R. Johnson. 65 ' Beverly Berry Varsity Moiorettes D Gail Vedder , If ffl'--ff f 4 f Captain, Donna Borgert Jeanette Newman Barbara Blart 66 ,fl 4 .gg 54' f 7' ' 'QQQ' Varsity Mciiorettes The Majorettes have done a good job this year of entertaining at football and basketball games during halftime. Working in collaberation with the Band and their sponsors, the Hi-Stepp- ers, the Varsity Majorettes arranged routines and rehearsed. Kneeling - Gail Vedder, Jeanette Newman Standing - Barb Blatt, Donna Borgert, Cap tain, Bev Berry J. V Mclioreftes This group of girls were taught to twirl under the direction of Ann Rohde and Captain Donna Borgert. From this group the Varsity Majorettes of next year will be chosen. lst Row: Miss E. Siller, Advisor, Donna Borgert, Captain. 2nd Row: Karen Spaven, Judy Lehman, Dianne Marion, Mildred Pollard, Plina Lewis. 3rd Row: Beverly Moots, Brenda . I Vickerman, Carol Wunsche, Kath- Halfqlme entertainment l K 11 . een e CY ST. PETERS CIRCLE OF EAST DETROIT Varsity Hi- Steppers A fairly new organization around school is the lli-Steppers. This year was really the first chance they have had to get organized. Their theme is Take my feet and let them be, swift and beautiful for Thee. Using this theme, they chose their emblem, which can now be seen on their school sweat- ers. They have pleased many this year with their performances in precision marching and rhythm steps. J. Spaven, L. Long, G. Geltz, M. Kettler, D. Waller, B. Manke, D. Deromedi, Majorette B. Berry. ISI. Row: J. O'Beirne Csquad leadery, B. Hicks, J. Cosentino Csquad leaderj, G. Ford, C. Gorman, M. llhl, S. Bubak, K. Caruso. 2nd, Row: I.. Schlack Csquad leaderj, B. Manke, J. Spaven, L. Long, S. Hein,M. Grahn, J. jo- hanson, J. Olsen. Std. Row: VI. La Rocca Ccaptainj, M. Rehse, N. Robson, P. Lewis, D. Berar, S. Weyant, E. Klim- 68 kiewicz, D. Deromedi Csquad leaderj, L. Schiller. 4th, Row: G. Geltz fpresidentj, ll. Parker, N. Honer J. Schewe, J. Brede, A. Berry, M. Kettler, D. Waller. .lunior High Varsity Steppers Ist. Row: C. Geibig, K. Schroeder, J. Rammler, J. Far- rah. 2nd, Row: Miss Siller, Advisor, J. Frank, E. Smith, V. Schultz, G. Manke, D. Kline. 3rd, Row: Judy LaRocca, Captain, L. Rosenthal, j.Con- ger, B. Scott, K. Budd, P. Green, B. Smith. 4th. Row: I. Schutsler, K. Hoffman, J. Kleinfelt, P. Ristola, S. Berthauime, U. LaSalle, J. Scha- effer. Seniors Diane Deromedi Loretta Schlack Barbra Manke Darlene Waller Mickey Kettler Gerry Geltz Leann Long jan Spaven Varsity Captain Tessie Deschner Cheerleaders Karen Fett Qarol J A , 'f N. f V ' 1 .1 -J ,xt , , r- X. fl- ,fy ,Ky if L llvglx ,BMI LL lXsx , if L A J xl -V .km x ' ' . x 'a rf J xxx 1 ,. - kj Vi. I :L E, K. 4, U 1 ' . x, . f, J '71 'X J v ' vi ' ,-,lf , ,V , AJ ' 1 V- fl f -1 1 . J, Dolly Cushman Carol Schultz 1 Judy Habitz Cheerleaders The Varsity Cheerleaders do a ood job at the games keeping up the morale of the athletes and lead- ing the cheering section. They never say die whe- ther the game goes in our favor or not. These girls also arran e Pep sessions for im- portant games and train the gunior Varsity cheering squad. C. Schultz, J. Habitz, K. Fett, T. Deschner, Captaing C. Mack, D. Cushman Brenda Tuomi, newest addition to the squad. All up in the air, girls? 71 W Carole Schlick, Bette Remus, Carolyn Ruth, Nancy Klink Among the busiest girls in school are the J. V. Cheerleaders. They hold intensive practices and work hard to learn routines. They cheer for all the junior Varsity basket- ball games during the year. When the sea- sons are finished, they begin work to learn the varsity routines for the coming year. They deserve credit for the fine job they have done in pepping up school spirit at the games. Reserve ,f Cheerleaders Bottom Row: Nancy Klink, Carolyn Ruth Top Row: Bette Remus, Carole Schlick Club The L-Club is made up of all the boys in school that have earned a varsity letter in any of the varsity sports---football, basketball, baseball, track or cross country. First Row: G. Ford, R. Bauer, A. Arduin, G. Preuss, M. Laurente, R. Semerau, H. Tunison, G. Pauli, J. Newman, R. Bryer. Second Row: j.Baden, R. Awe, R. Foth, D. Polens, j. Berlinski, G. Roberts,R. Ravell,S.Small- wood, W. Schutt, R. Wilkie. Third Row: W. Passerall, G. Moots, C. Pearson, P. Williams, R. Fergan, M. Muchitsch, F. Morri- son, R. Redmann. Fourth Row: L. Hartwig, R. Thalacker, H. Engling, R. Rennie G. Rehse, W. Gramzow, W. Schlich- ting, Mr. E. Ruth, Advisor Senior Choir Senior Choir directed by Mr. L. Franzen This year the Senior Choir has made more appearances than ever before in the group's history They sang on several television shows, including Ed McKenzie's Saturday Party and a WXYZ children's show. They were asked to sing on a special Christmas television show, featuring four Detroit area choirs. This is an indication of the popularity of the group. They successfully gave their annual Christmas Concerts at Bethany and Covenant Churches. On March 31, a Spring Concert was given at St. Peter's Church, East Detroit. For this concert, the choir performed songs from all of the church seasons. Again this year,both of the choirs took part in the Metro-Suburban Festival. This is an annual event in which the choirs of the schools in the Metro-Suburban League all participate. As the final annual event of the season, the' Sen- ior Choir conducted their tour. Because it will be too difficult next year for both Lutheran High Senior Choirs to go on tour, this year's tour was the last. Row Row Row Row 74 Borgert, J. Vajda, N. Brandt, R. Querbach, M. Custer, L. Schlack, A. Lohrmann, N. Sieloff, B. Blatt, K. Heino, C. Dahel, Schutt, B. Geschke, H. Burswold, S. Killian, L. Phillips, S. Killian, D. Cushman. Emling, S. Ott, J. Spaeth, M. Rehse, M. Lothman, K. Fett, C. Lovell, M. Seldon, M. Braun, L. Schlosser, S. Wood, G. Gelt Spoljarick, J. Habitz, M. Peterson, C. Mack, J. Marohn, S. Hayes, S. Birchard. Spaven, G. Pauli, M. Engel, A. Arduin, E. Marten, S. Smallwood, R. Ravell, K. Kraska, J. Berlinski, R. Keller, R. Redman Wendt, A. Fischer, C. Budd, L. Tyvela, R. Kemp, S. Baldner, L. Eranzen, Director. Kuester, G. Schwede, C. Payne, D. Polens, B. Woodmancy, D. Rogers, L. Hartwig, E. Fitchett, W. Granzow, G. Moots, Johnston, W. Schlichting, W. Ruth, W. Schutt, A. Weitschat, M. Laurente, M. Kettler. Junior Choir Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4 Rebb, J. Farrah, M. Born, J. Cosentino, C. Hammond, D. Polens, K. Kionka, L. Bliemeister, P. Ristola, L. Brandt, Jahn, A. Krupski, C. Kemp, N. Schaening, L. Eitner, S. Simko, J. Berger, K. Caruso, N. Klink- Rammler, G. Ford, B. Smith, I. Nass, M. Grahn, M. Frank, J. Lowe, N. Will, J. LaRocca, H. Parker, F. Behrendt, Honer, P. Rich, R. Dickshott, S. Berthiaume, M. Kemp, R. Rokash, P. Zurstadt, S. Trolley, J. Lehman, J. Schaffer, Kaselitz. Burswold, S. Ruth, K. Spaven, E. Ulbrich, R. Terey, G. Larson, R. Bryer, L. Haller, T. Inger, R. Gardner, D. Mahrle, Stohlman, G. Vanni, R. Priskorn, J. Stone, W. Petzel, R. Baden, D. Schewe, V. Bottrell, J. Newman, J. Johnston, Kniesche. Larson, M. Leeds, G. Schaar, D. Waite, G. Engel, B. Jacobson, W. Haller, R. Schippy, B. Clark-son, M. Wied, W.Wieger, Rustman, W. Erat, D. Gehrman, W. Parsons, M. Opper, T. Gruenwald, L. Neinas, P. Schmidt. The Junior Choir is made up of students chosen from the freshman and sophomore classes. These boys and girls work hard to learn correct singing techniques and the songs which are sung in Senior Choir. These include standards such as Benediction and Praise to the Lord'I This school year, the Junior Choir made its annual Christmas Concert appearances with the Senior Choir. On April 19, they split up to form two choirs which sang at the Good Friday Services of the Vogue and Main Thea- ters. The Junior Choir often sings in chapel, adding much to these services. Senior Choir led by Student Director, Jim Berlinski. 75 Chapel Orgcmisfs lst Row K. Kionka, N. Honer, E. Ulbrich, L. Rebb. 2nd Row C. Schmaltz, A. Weitchat, Mr. Wied, Advisor One of the busiest groups in school, these girls have done a wonderful job in promoting Lu- theran High to the people of De- troit. They have made a number of appearances this year, both at high school functions and at various church banquets. The Chapel Organists are a group of people who desire to serve their Master by using their musical talents playing the or- gan for the daily chapel devo- tions. Senior Trio Karen Heino, Carol Mack and Donna Borgert s .ww GUN Window Decorotors This group is one of the many ser- vice organizations around school.Their job is to see that the four windows fac- ing joy Road are pleasing and attrac- tive to the passerby. The many inter- esting displays, both religious and sea- sonal, that have been up during the past year have been due to the efforts of this club and their able sponsor, Miss Basel. lst Row Miss Basel, Advisor, S. Berthiaume, D. Melke, J. Frank,K.Seiffer- ein. 2nd Row D. Kamraus, J. Hopp, B. Moors, A. Rohde, D. Scates. Usher's C lub The Usher's Club is another ser- vice group here at D.L.H.S. that does their part in helping to make sure daily Chapel exercises are a truly devotional period for all. They see that hymnals are distributed, that everyone has a seat, and that the weekly collection is taken. lst. Row 2nd. Row: DETROIT LUTHERAN 3rd, Row HIGH SCHOOL GUILD 4th. Row: ' L. Hartwig, Captain, R. Thalacker, Captain, D. Polens, Cap- tain. Mr. Aumann, Advisor, Ford, B. Foth, W. Schutt, M. Zimmer- man, J. Newmann, M. Byrd, G. Preuss. ' B. Ravell, G. Roberts, S. Smallwood, A. Arduin, M. Laurente, G. Pauli, G. Vanni. M. Engel, C. Pierson, B. Rennie, B. Gramzow, W. Schlichting, R. Awe, B. Fergan. Future Pastors Club lst. Row: 2nd, Row: For the first time since its birth as an organization at D. L. H. S., the Fu- ture Ministers, under the guidance of their advisor Rev. Gaulke, have been meeting as a separate club. They have been active in finding out all that they can of the preaching ministry as their life's work. Their program has included speakers, tours and discussions. By a special resolution of the faculty, mem- bers of this club, with the council of their advisor, were permitted to conduct Chapel devotions. M. Opper, Secretary, R. Laakko, President, Rev. Gaulke, Advisor, L. Tyvella, Vice President, T. Partin, Treasurer. R . Campbell, B. Farnum, A. Weitschat, R. johnson, j. Redmann, A. Lashbrook, R. Baden. Deaconess Club Organized just a year ago, the Dea- coness Club is made up of those girls interested in the Deaconess profession. Under the guidance of Deaconess Siller, the girls learned the qualifications, at- tributes, and duties of a Deaconess. Several girls accompanied Miss Siller to Valparaiso where they found first hand about the Deaconess training program. lst. Row: 2nd. Row: 3rd. Row: 'EJ P. Norris, Program Chairman, Miss Siller, Advisor, M. Lothman, President. K. Kaselirz, D. Kamraus, B. Betker, E. Ulbrich, Secretary. A. Zarling, L. Brandt, C. Redding, N. l-loner, Not Pictured: Sharon Beck, Vice President. Proiector Operators The members of this organization have spent much time in learning the care and use of the school's audio-visual equip- ment. Their purpose is to provide the school with enough trained people able to use the equipment, so that at least one person will always be available to show films to groups. lst. Row: Znd. Row lst. Row: A. Berry, Secretary, V. Halley, President, D. Kam- raus, Vice President, Mr. Zwintscher, Advisor, Znd. Row: L. Schlegel, M. Striewski, D. Dubke, K. Pichan, P. Russel, M. Wadtke. 3rd, Row: L. Oswald, M. Seldon, A. Zarling, K. Seifferlein, V. Bottrell. Mr. Kirchhoff, Advisor, S. Stohlman, R. Baden, R. Bryer, R. Bryer J. Newmann, M. Bird, D. Appelt, J. Johnston, M. Engel, J. Baden. Not pictured B. Ruth, Library Club The Library Club, a new group this year, is made up' of those students serving as assistant librarians during their study halls, and anyone else who is interested in books and in learning more about them. Fundamental library procedures were taught to the club and discussions were held on literary works. 79 Senior Y-Teens lst. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5 m. 80 Row: C. Gomian, Treasurer, J. O'Beime, Secretary, D. Berar Vice President, M. Seldon, Inter-Council Representative: Row: Miss Finzel, Advisor, C. Schultz, G. Manke, B. Remus, L. Phillips, K. Schroeder. Row: J. Emling, J. Marohn, K. Budd, J. Johanson, R. Querbach Row: J. Schewe, B. Vickerman, B. Spoljarick, C. Schlick, E. Klimkiewicz. Row: P. Lewis, B Blatt, J. Kleinfelt, J. Kleinfelt, M. Rehse, N. Robson. Not pictured: Sally Birchard, President. Junior Y- Teens This group is made up of Freshmen and Sopho- more girls. Just as with the Senior Y-Teens, member- ship in this club means membership in the Y. W. C.A. and all its advantages. Affiliated with the national organization of Y-Teens they participate in such ac- tivities as World Fellowship National Y. W. C. A. Wee Men k, and the major program emphasis for this year, tal Health. Some of their activities have been a izza art bake sales movies s eakers and mak- P Y, y v P , ing woolen octopi for a money-raising project. Although not much has been heard of the Senior Y-Teens this year, behind the scenes they have been quite active. Following the major Y-Teen emphasis of Mental Health, service projects for Lafayette Re- search Clinic were undertaken. Joint meetings were held with the Junior Y-Teens during which speakers and films told the story of the world-wide Young Wo- men's Christian Association, of which all Y-Teens are a vital part. They also have held several bake sales for the entire school to raise money to carry on their service projects. lst. Row: C. Buuch, Inter-Council Representative, C. Ruth, Secretary P. Byrne, President, N. Klink, Vice President, N. Kelley, Treasurer 2nd. Row: Miss Meyer, Advisor, S. Ruth, L. Rebb, J. Frank, P. Russel M. Uhl. 3rd, Row: K. Kroll, N. I-lorniek, D. Lestock, H. Parker, N. Will 4th. Row: S. Ruth, S. Lohrman, L. Brandt, D. Willis, J. Brede. st. nd. rd. th. Nurses's Club The Future Nurses Club is made up of those girls who are interested in nursing as their pro- fession. Their purpose is to find out all that they can about nursing training. They have attended several of the Open Houses held by Detroit Hos- pitals. At Christmas time they sponsored a toy drive for the less fortunate children. l lst. Row: Miss J. Basel, Advisor, J. Frank, Treasurer, J. Berger, Secretary, K. Kemp, President. Znd. Row: W. Gross, C. Schlick, S. Weyant, C. Buuck, S. Berth- iaume, K. Kamraus. Future Teachers Club I This club was organized to help in- terested people find out more about the teaching ministry as a profession. They have had several movies, slides, dis- cussions, and speakers. One of the top- ics up for discussion was P. T. A.'s and how they work. Several members have visited parochial schools fora day, sat in on classes, observed teaching methods, and reported back to the club. This was all a part of the program in finding out more about teaching as a life's work. Row: Mr. R. Oelschlaeger, Advisor, B. Blatt, Secretary, L. Schiller, President, J. Marohn, Vice-President-Treasurer. Row: C. Pankonin, S. DeGues, M. Schroeder, J. Striewski, K. Schroeder, D. Kline, J. Stevens, B. Schroeder. Row: K. Kionka, M. Kukhahn, B. Hicks, J. Johanson, D. Willis, J. Ofalt, K. Seifferlein. Row: J. Woelke, V. Milz, V. Halley, C. Higgins, E. Yockey, M. Al- mond, A. Lohrman, K. Kuester. 81 Rifle Club lst. Row: P. Norris, Treasurer, M. Wied, Vice President, H. Engling, President, B. Remus, Secretary. 2nd, Row: Mr. Wied, Advisor, R. Bryer, R. Pitcole, R. Wilkewitz, B. Morris, R. Bryer. 3rd, Row: K. Huband, R. Keller, T. Nimtz, A. Fischer. Penny Drive Started in 1953, the Penny Drive has one million pennies as its goal for the student lounges in the new schools. The workers on the Penny Drive take daily collections in their home rooms, compile totals, package pennies for the bank, and keep accurate record of all contribu- tions. The money is deposited in a bank where it is gathering interests until it is needed for the lounges in the new schools. lst 2nd 3rd 82 4th The Rifle Club is made up of people who are interested in target shooting and who want to know how to do it safely. In meetings and discussions they learn xhe various parts of a rifle and how to take care of a gun. Then and only then, after careful instructions, do they go to a shooting range to practice their aim. Each member takes care of his own rifle as the club does not supply any. Row: Row: C Row Row: R Mr. Kirchhoff, Advisor, S. Danz, Vice President, J. Carpenter, K. Caruso J. Stevens, D. Kline. . Hilpertg J. Habitz, J. Marohn, D. Scates, J. Striewski, H. Carson ' R. Pitcole, R. Baden, M. Miller, J. Schutzler, B. Moors, Secretary P. Ristola. . Larson, President, L. Tyvella, R. Wilkie, D. Appelt, Baden Clubs In Action AUREOLE EDITORS Standing: S. Ott, P. Norris, W. Ruth,Seated:j. Spaven, Spaeth. A. Fischer,picking up pointers from ad- visor, Mr. A. Wied. Practice makes perfect M. Zimmerman, G. Vanni, R. Bryer, G. Chambers, R. Foth, M. Engel, R. Shippy, T. Richardson, Getting ready to take collection. P. Norris, girl sharpshooter H. Engling, practicing his aim 83 Searching .n'n,-,.,, ,,,,,,. Wunrvlvnq- M W... ,A for victory Whether I am on the winning or losing side is not the point with meg it is being on the side where my sympathies lie that matters and I-am ready to see it through to the end. Sports 85 Vorsity Footboll i if M N R' . 5. W' 1' Q K. ' Y, R fvyw R ' .I 5 1, me S ' . 9 z. Q 395'-1.-f Row l: R. Redmann, I. Newman, G. Pauli, G. Ford, A. Arduin, G. Watt. Row 2: Coach D. Tuomi, C. Pearson, B. Fergan, F. Morrison, W. Passarell, W. Schutt, L. Hartwig, R. Ravell, R. Foth, Student Manager, R. Bryer. Row 3: 51. Muchitsch, R. Rennie, D. Polens, W. Gramzow, R. Thalaker, G. Rehse, P. Williams, G. Moors, G. Roberts The 1956 football season proved to be another successful year for the Leopards of Lutheran. The beginning of the season found the Leopards in a hole. Their first game was lost to Troy 26-20. Their work for the season was cut out for them. The Leopards showed that they were equal to the task by winning six of the last seven games and tying the other. As a result of this splurge, the Cats found them- selves perched on top of the league again with Inkster Roosevelt. The old high school try Five-One Even Odds for Lutheran 86 0 an Junior Vorsify lst. Row: D. Neumann, D. Schewe, R. Priskorn, T. Inger, B. Hoyles, A. Acker, L. DeVore, R. Bryer. Znd. Row: D. Gluszewski, F. Lang, L. Haller, R. Brye, M. Leeds, B. Bryer, B. Shippy. . 3rd. Row: Coach Aumann, R. Zietlow, T. Richardson, j. Schaar, E. Wendt, R. Ebmeier, B. Orton,M. Weid, B. Jacobson, E. Kleehammer, R. Masterson, B. Haller, D. Mahrle, D. Spaeth, Student Manager. . . , me .HY The 1956 football season proved rough going for the Lutheran junior Varsity. The highlight of the season was their victory over the South Lake Reserves by the score of 6 to 2. Coach Aumann molded a group of inexperienced freshmen into a very capable team which represented their school well. They are the future teams of the new Lutheran Highs, East and West. Don Polens C721 berng congratulated after scorlng the wmnmg touchdown wh1ch gave Lutheran 1956 Season Record Lutheran Opponent Opponent Score Troy Wilbur Wright Grosse Isle Cleveland Roosevelt Garden City Notre Dame lnkster Sleepy Roberts laymg the up wrth an Inkster runner meat to a Notre Dame runner Bottom After Teamwork does nt agam eveland. 3 12 7 Pea. annual Mootsyk If in t' to Its B1 ldllilrlbl hav The Leopards led Bi11Gramzow s Elect Roberts, met the! The football Panthers on their E X ff fdtherarl xiii? on this scelebratir D Team' ongratulation Leopards fNip Viking! 50111 SWR IP Chance for The, e First V'Ct0 Y Co-Championihija 0 by we Leopards came np with ,f me which would T 1 T P fi1'S'frviCt0f V v9f,.uEhe sibljffhgve gone into the bk T A held off a fourth quar ster 12 7. fa ' 1 ur as the one that decided the Hy on the part of the The . , d championship of the Metnzw from Cleveland out the ,xi ,gi mane League, in effedi V, ,fff er little. R lt, ,aft em. virtuxe ci their rgggiidleof X run. wins, no defeats, and one tie, has iissured themselves of , , ,thre i . 7 Q 1 , N at leas 'ee tiefor the cham-f u iZieQab' igdf fbra'i'e.tk ipionsh Xkutheran, however, do-Sgwa hse, on the . n v .rereghe later-. can share of fm'-K-'le G 'X S h- 0 .sued to wan-en seam, V v A .fe Passes ffm? . C .mt fo. went over ior the score. Th A.f'nfgs:er.With S e mo rs ' . W 'ffirst in O! me when they cas .n 1 intercepted pak Jh the gran 34-yard lite, shortly the ha and left with as urith Hn' as 2 ran X, , Q3 lead. Leogf for ale, Roberts fumbled punt on After may Ford hit: warren Sehytt with a touchdowi 3 ass. Schiiltt than passed to J , Foth for extra poinf 'xbutheran 2 fi ' ffg, stephen, receiving the ki -f y punts! to the f ' 5 wherefitbll Cats ted their ig Wfffh rren .ds and tackles and ,tens driving up the middle, theran moved to the t 35. At this point the Ag warg ,N hutt passing combinatibn the sea- wxgxonce again put to work and P3553 ,ga and moved the ball 31 forthe oti Q., . to the 41yard line. From , , eat Mk , fgcoigep Pllauflquing Ford skirted right end the In it's,iirst rneetir 7 ,nn lgefwh 1 the score. So with time cc, om Dame High Sc, , A, the in Lutheh ning out, the score stood . .,-Vf- I utheran Leonards. with Co- '....a.... ....-..,.,: -.. .ig g....A ...... xt.. in faV01' of Lutheran- i clockwise, Co-Captain, Bob Fergan, Tackle, Rog Thal- acker, Center, Don Polens, Fullbackg Gerry Moors, Tackleg Dick Redman, Guard, Gerry Watt, llalfbackg Co Captain, Glen Roberts, Quarterback, Bob Foth, End Roy Awe, Guard, Mel Muchitsch, Tackle, George Pauli llalfbackg Bill Gramzow, Tackle. 89 V ,sal ffm 1 -..-t I fl JI, . ...ll . is, Ri' -W gf A .gil H D - :.. ,WW ---. 55392 , ie J if ,X Junior Varsity Basketball Row 1: Coach C. Aumann, M. Bird, D. Mahrle, R. Bryer, T. Inger, Student Manager D. Spaeth Row 2: D.Schewe, B. Orton, R. Brye, D. Gluszewski, R. Ebmeier Row 3: B. Jacobson, R. Fekete, M. Wied, D. Boegler, D. Krause The Junior Varsity team this year was made up mostly of freshman. The team was under the able direction of Coach Aumann. Even though the record was not spectacular, the team still displayed a lot of hustle and good Christian sports- manship. The team has a great potential for the future for the two new schools. ksf' C is-rf rrrlgi G an .1 Why don't you come and get it? B. Orton showing his finesse at dribbling. . . . 91 D. Krause picking off rebound against Cleveland. Whadaya say les' go Fergan converts for two on a hook 92 'w Roberts scores again on a lay up LUTHERAN 42 53 49 62 51 60 53 44 66 44 53 74 35 73 47 46 34 50 OPPOSITION Garden City Notre Dame Roosevelt Notre Dame Cleveland Lutheran Garden City Inkster Roosevelt Cleveland Harper Woods Centerline St. Alphonsus Inkster South Lake 1957 Tournament Record Mt. Clemens St. Mary's Catholic Central River Rouge Redford Union Schutt in a tight situation OPP. SCORE 60 44 55 41 56 48 55 60 57 54 52 48 63 51 45 60 56 58 x 1 .515-lil X ..v'L 5 5? v tap, Lg, 5' x 3555251 IA 5, N:b,ti,?xA!iqs f AE W xx X x .. 15 vdgg Cross Country 1st Row: D. Boegler, D. Palechek, P. Schmidt, J. Redmann Coach E. Ruth. 2nd Row: R. Wilkie, B. Semerau, S. Smallwood, M. Laurente 1. Berlinski, G. Preuss, J. Baden. Absent, M. Bird. The 1956 Cross Country squad as a team was well balanced but did not have the punch to win the close ones. Competition crosscountry is getting keener as more schools are adopting this fall sport. Lutheran won four of nine meets, placed fourth in the Clarenceville Invitational with nine teams competing and placed sixth in the Regional with eleven schools competing. Co-Captains on this year's team were Marvin Laurente and jim Berlinski. FINAL STANDINGS 1. Marv Laurente 4. Bob Semerau 2. jim Berlinski 5. john Baden 3. Steve Smallwood 6. Gil Preuss 7. Rich Wilkie WON - 4 LOST - 7 94 Track l Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: . Ray, J. Baden, M. Laurente, G. Watt, H. Engling, G. Rehse, R. Fergan, W. Shutt, S. Smallwood, R. Wilkie, A. Fust. . Knee, T. Gruenwald, W. Ziobro, R. Bryer, W. Passarell, E. Martin, P. Williams, D. Kunert, D. Krause, D. Lienau, Huband, R. Ebmeier, C. Schmaltz, D. Schultz, D. Sprung, W. Palechek, Coach E. Ruth. . Jacobsson, P. Schmidt, J. Redmann, R. Bryer, M. Leeds, G. Schaar, D. Bogler, Z. Erdody, S. Stohlmann, E. Widman, . DeVore, R. Schultz, R. Wilkewitz. The track team this year has seven returning letter- men: W. Schutt and H. Engling fhigh and low hurdlesj, G. Rehse fdashesj, S. Smallwood fthe 4 405, M. Laurente fthe milej and B. Fergan and G. Watt Cbroad jumping high jumpingj. Along with the lettermen are a num- ber of newcomers who will be good pros- pects for the teams of the two new Lu- theran High Schools. 1544 Schutt and Engling flying high over hurdles Onward with determination. Marv Laurente running the mile. Is he going to make it? Bob Fergan. Baseball All Mi - x- i V Row 1: G. Ford, M. Bailey, A. Arudin, G. Pauli, M. Bird, J. Newman, W. Orton. Row 2: Coach C. Aumann, R. Ravelle, G. Roberts, W. Schlichting, W. Gramzow, J. Berlinski, D. Polens, F. Dixon, H. Rammler. At the end of the 1956 season the Leopards had won eight games and lost five. The climax of the season was the Battle Creek Invita- tional Class B Tournament in which Lutheran took second place, add- ing another trophy to their collection. This year the team is in good shape and the Leopards have a fair chance to take first place in the Metro-Suburban League, having eight returning lettermen on the squad. N 9L....lZ'... . i The Southpaw at work It's a hit! G. Ford at bat. Baseball Siclelines Whooooooops! W. Schlichting. Is it a homer? M. Byrd, G. Ford, D. Polens, W. Gramzow. Fanning the breeze . . . Wild Bill Gramzow 97 h BEAT TLEVELAN !'Z m11-w-vmuYl'lF?iP'-fwr '1fb'F1? 'H7'r vw ww---v-yf vf :y!J'!F'f'f:,Aww--fr -,..,--M-gs:-Q-1-gf ,. '- ..-,w-. - . 1 1 l 1 For Relaxation Relaxation is a time when one pauses to reflect upon the many blessings that are his . . . and upon the ac- complishments of that God- School Life Dolly Cushman, Karen Fett, Barbara Swenson, Queen Leann Long, Sue Baldner, Carole Dahel, and Donna Borgert 10 100 On October 6, 1956, the Second Annual Homecoming Game was held. Approximately 4,000 spectators were on hand to witness the exciting battle between Detroit Lutheran High and Cleve- land Lutheran High. However, though the game was good, half time held an equal attraction, for during that time the crowning ceremony took place. The Band, Majorettes, and Hi-Steppers led the royal procession followed by the float carrying the charming and attractive Queen and her Court. A member of the Detroit City Council, Mary Beck, was on hand to crown Miss Long. Last year's queen Nan Gilson, was there to relinquish her title to Leann. After the crowning ceremony Queen Leann and her six pretty attendants took their places on the platform erected for them and watched the remaining half of the game. Queen Leann Long. God's Blessing to the Graduates from Circle 35 Yi H G 0 A M M E E C S 0 M I N G .- f'- fi 14 1 The Hi SYCPPUSY led by Captain ludl' La The crowd cheering madly as Detroit takes Rocca, perform during half time at the Home- the lead in the Homecoming Game- coming Basketball Game. ft? 'P-..,.l ilk... Donna Borgert, Ricky, Karen Fett, Carole Dahel, Barbara Swen- l son, Sue Baldner, Queen Leann Long at the Homecoming Foot- ball Game. But where's Dolly Cushman? Left: Carole Schultz, Tess Deschner, and Ricky, at the Homecoming Football Game. Q C O I' Right: Tess Deschner,Brenda Tuomi, Carol Mack, Carole Schultz, and Karen Fett at the Homecoming Basketball Game. ,S U ' if Ground Breoki .eau tw. 'ws' -.NKQJNH Part of the large audience at the West Side ground breaking . , s- A W Sly' rv-We . . P' N . , .MJ kj r , . N Y, ,- Two of the most exciting events of the school year were the East and West Side ground breaking ceremonies. The East Side ground breaking took place on September 16, l956 and the West Side ceremony followed one week later on September 23. The act of ground breaking was the start of the building program for the two new Lutheran High Schools in Detroit. The students, of course, are happy to be going into brand new schools, but are sad to be separated from their friends living on the other side of town. The Senior Class of l957 will be the last class to graduate from De- troit Lutheran High School. Members of the Board of Trustees, faculty, student ,body building committee witnessing the act of ground breaking on dme East Side. ' ? 4- The Senior A, 495591, DIS C3 Qljigsh just a little good natured publicity THE CAST AT DRESS if' Ploy You can't kiss Caroline, but . . Yom cn..i KV,-, cf1Y0lll'Xl' Nov l'l-30 N. M 3 us Cqcknnnh s -g+..a...+.'.so ' 75 C flflg' Nite' W, gh 5 REHEARSAL Y.. I ,I a . 5 no SA Q93 en -'ls 'J' ca QW, as 'LIT Xi ff, Q., 0 -Al Standing from left to right: jack Parshall, Carole Dahel, Karen Heino, Dolly Cushman Sitting from left to right: Bill Woodmancy, Sue Baldner, Mickey Kettler, Bill Ruth, Tom Nimtz, Carolyn Lovell, Sue Ott, Randy Laakko, Marv Laurente, Judy Vajda. 103 Lounge On duty without permission B. Remus Before the attack It's hit!! - 1 Above and beyond the call of duty, J. Spaeth Target!! Bombs for shall we say music?J away! 104 Cleveland Game Tess cheered Ricky jeered lst row: Bob Foth, Mr. Ruth 2nd row: Don Polens, Rog Thalacker, Bob Fergan Standard equipment Mr. Tuomi, Glen Roberts, Mr. Aumann AND WE WON THE BUCKET 105 e TI.. QA.-:,.... Q:,.I., e So come on, you kids, 1et's really sell thnse tickets to the Cleveland game! these tardies must be cut down! Blessed are they that hear the word of God - - and keep it. 106 3 l Sometimes We Work Busy day . . . busy day Miss Meyer and her Future Homemakers Beck's Bloodhounds Sue Hein and Karen Killian Hall Receptionist E. Bockmiller 4 on l s FMU Miss Siller and her Deutch Klasse J S -w Mill UM 'lf 108 EAT CLEVELAND And now a few words from Mr. Tuomi . . School spirit runs high Pep Sessions 'On Dear Lutheran Bleacher Boogie Anderson, Liz Awe, Roy Baily, Marv Baldner, Sue Bandy, Al Barnesby, Dale Bauer, Ron Berlinski, Jim Berry, Bev Bockmiller, E. Borgert, Donna Bowers, Lendia Brown, MaryAnn Brown, Norm Budd, Carl Chambers, Gary Cook, Doreen Cushman, Dolly Dahel, Carole Deromedi, Di Deschner, Tess Engle, Myron Farnum, Leann Famum, Brian Fergan, Bob Fetr, Karen Fitchett, Erv Fletcher, jack Foth, Bob Gallinat, Rita ' Geltz, Gerry Geschke, Barb Gramzow, Bill Gutowsky, Rick Heino, Karen Heisner, jim Helm, Sue Higgins, Carolyn Honaker, Janice Hunt, Ann Hutton, Brian jakowski, Dick Kerr, Sheila - Kettler, Mickey Kolzow, Judy Konz, Judy Koskella, Don Kost, Ed Laakko, Randy Laurente, Marv Lehman, Mary Long, Leann Lothman, Meta Lovell, Carolyn 19796 Gilchrist 12725 Gitre 4418 Pennsylvania 19211 Coyle 2914 Hunt 4034 29th 15220 Toepfer, E. Detroit 4731 Bedford 7485 Varjo 3510 Rohns 6512 West Point, Dearborn 3217 S. Liddesdale 1756 N. Mildred, Dearborn 4328 Military 9006 Grandville 18601 Olympia 1440 W. Bethune 19500 Harlow 19313 Ilene 19380 Frazho, Rd., Roseville 5721 Fischer 5824 Seneca 16881 May, E. Detroit 16881 May, E. 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We'll be happy to tell you more about the variety of interesting telephone jobs available to high school graduates. A Good Place to Work MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY AID ASSOCIATION FOR lUTHERANS Legal Reserve Life lnsurance for Lutherans Over One-Billion Dollars of lnsurance in Force Elmer F. Semrow Agency 13014 E. Seven Mile Road - VE. 9-7744 - Detroit 5, Michigan 117 W 'i1 ' NATIONAEL BANK On Dmorr WOODWARD AT CADILLAC SQUARE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT ' NINTH FLOOR 9930 Wyoming 19805 W. 7 Mile WEbster 3-0602 KEnwood 1-3511 GE RHARDT 'S MEAT MARKET Road Home Made German Sfyle Luncheon Meats, Hams-Bacon Also Fresh Meats and Poultry Gerhard? Gelcau Bill Zander Vlnwood 1-4576 Closed Thursdays oMVANy DR. J. H. Blass c DR. s. M. KONOPKA optometrists N P 30 SARBER OPTICAL C0-. 10344 WHITTIER DETROIT 24, MICHIGAN PHONE TU. I-2877 Eye Examinations 2223 Springwells Ave. Glasses Fitted Detroit, Michigan HENRY C. NIMTZ OF BOSQUETT 8. 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THREE MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENTS SENIOR - INTERMEDIATE - JUNIOR Membership in the Lutheran Fraternities of America is a privilege that merits your consideration. For complete details write to IUTHERAN FRATERNITIES OF AMERICA EXECUTIVE OFFICE 7310 Grand River Ave. Detroit 4, Mich. TELEPHONE TYler 7-3434 M. I'I. WIIKINS CO. KUEHNE EIECTIIIC COMPANY 20501 HOOVER 7329 PURITAN DETROIT 5, MICHIGAN Lakeview 6-1000 Structural Steel DI I'2055 112 1 WALSH IS A SPECIALIST Study at Walsh, the school that special- izes in teaching Accountancy and Financial Administration. Study at Walsh, where Michigan certified public accountants, auditors, financial executives and suc- cessful business proprietors have studied for the past thirty-three years. Day, evening or Saturday classes will begin September 12, 1955. Registration for Fall classes begins August 1, 1955. Free placement assistance to students and graduates. WALSH Nsmurs ccouNrANcY A Non-Profit Coeducational School of Accountancy and Financial Administration 120 MADISON AVEIIIIE, DETROIT 26, MICII. - Telephone W0 I-5136 for free BIIIIOIIII by lull Patrons of ureole Paul Stohlmann Concordia Colege Ft. Wayne, Indiana Clarence E. Neinas 534 W. Greendale Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Grant 15460 Lander Miss Joanne Fackler 5375 31st. Street Mr. Charles Lemke 4240 Kinsmen Mr. 8: Mrs. Edw. Weber 17462 Cameron Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Arduin Dolores Zackary 2730 Welch Walled Lake, Michigan Mildred Neubarer 8230 Fullerton Emily R. Weitschat 12254 Cheyenne Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Weitschat 12254 Cheyenne Russell Chambers 13763 Castleton Mr. 8: Mrs. John Lemke 4240 Kinsmen Brivard Mkt. 12321 Grand River S. 0. Cotton, M.D. 2332 Carson Ave. Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Blatt 15082 Charles R. East Detroit, Michigan I Cfylle Funeral Home 22322 Gratiot Ave. East Detroit, Mich. Shirley Suchner Lydia E. Polens 4251 Bangor Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl W. Malow 5956 Berkshire Lieut. and Mrs. John W. 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Stadium Detroit Detroit Ann Arbor 6152 W. Fort 8804 Grand River 22683 Michigan 11850 Woodward Detroit Detroit Dearborn Highland Park 8445 Gratiot 14711 Harper 385 N. Gratiot 222 N. Main Detroit Detroit Mt. Clemens Royal Oak 17253 Greydale 3445 Biddle 145 E. Pike Detroit Wyandotte Pontiac 125 Clyde Range Service Culling Bros. Bousky's Sid's Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown Mr. and Mrs. C. Brye Culling Bros. Distinctive Press Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eitner Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Engel Leila Mae Finzel Geo. B. Ford Insurance Ag Harvey Accounting Service Anna Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Betker Mr. W. Bredehoft john V. Comella Drusilla Cozan D.L.H.S. Guild Circler:14 Patron s GOLD PATRONS S20 Co. Raynal Bros. Trinity Sunday School, Berkley SILVER PATRONS 810 Hughes Knight Mr. anc North I Ross E Pressu Mrs. Cl Mr. and Mr. and Vadco Q Mr. Nor ency BRONZE PATRONS 35- Lopo's Mr. and Redforc Redforc Mr. and Russell Dearborn Auto Electric Schmid, Frederick W. Engel M' F. S Mr. and Mrs. G. Goodwin Frank 5 Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gruenwald Chuck 5 Mr. and Mrs. Roman Halley Suburba Mr. and Mrs. Heinemann Telegra Mr. Robert Herrmann Russ W Louis Hines Mr, and Miss Bonnibel joswig Dr. C. Mr. David King Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kroll Woeffle Mr. and PATRONS 82 Mr. Theodore Anchell Baldoni Hardware Betty De Young Beauty Salon Miss M. Biedermann E. Blankenburg Borgondy's Market Mrs. Marian R. Carter Civic Finance Corporation Ed Cressell Meats Ida Doletzky Emmert Chevrolet Co. Miss Barbara Franklin A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gesell Mr. W. Graf and Mrs. Raymond Gregory Mr. Dr. Myron Hauser, Optometrist and Mrs. M. Hess R. Kelso, D. D. S. Mr. Dr. 126 Kemter Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klink La Ronde Pizzeria Lestock's Hardware Mr. and Mrs. C. Lowe Manor Dress Shop Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marion Michae1's Realty Management Co. Miller's Corner Mirror Magic Hair Fashions Mrs. Florence Ofalt William Opper P 8: D Gulf Service Paul Grand Service Paul's Barber Shop Walter Peplow Miss Esther Polens Miss Lydia Polens Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Priskorn and Hunter Boring and Machine Co. Mrs. Albert J. Potter Sr. 'etroit Heating . Northrop and Son -e Vessel Service Inc. arles Retzlaff Mrs. W. Ristola - Mrs. Wm. Schaft 'roducts Inc. nan Wargo Camera and Train Shop Mrs. George Petrowsky Hardware Lutheran School Mrs. L. Rehse 's Auto Service Hardware :hwartz ikora nd Elsie Stroshein J Hardware ph Beauty Salon nite's Gas Station Mrs. Alwin Wied E. Winters Floral Shop Mrs. Alfred Zietlow Mr. and Mrs. George Robson Mrs. W. Rustmann S 81 W Market Mr. and Mrs. E. Schaening Mr. Walter Schenkel Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Schroeder Raymond Smith Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sommerfeld Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Spaeth Speedway 79 Mr. N. Splittgerber Springwells Cut Rate Miss Joyce Stark Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steinke Mr. and Mrs. Paul Striewski Mr. and Mrs. john Vierheilig Mr. and Mrs. Carl Warmbier Mr. Weber Miss Carol Weier West Chicago Barber Shop Freshmen January Entrants Barbara Adams Jack Badner David Gartha Elizabeth Nhrtin Jean Milham Lois Nagy Caroline Rosenthal Carol Royal Diane Van Dyke Sharon Waller Ed Widman Denise Wirzikowski Soph om ore s Arlin Products, Inc. Mike, Zieball Jim McLeod Not pictured. K. Kaminski, N. Ludwig, R. Brennan In Conclusion. ln all probability this 1957 Aureole will be the last book to originate in the Publications Room at 5040 joy Road. Though our sentiments are many and mixed when we think of the hours spent in this small room we are sure the new Lutheran High Schools will offer better facilities for next year's staffs. We cannot leave without expressing our thanks to all who helped create this book. These in- clud'e the students who spent many, often long hours, planning layouts, writing copy, securing ad- vertisements, selling-subscriptions and taking picturesgthe entire faculty whose co-operation was essential, the H. A. Powell Studios who helped us greatly, by supplying numerous prints and ex- pert photography, Mr. Al Weatherly and son, our printers, who gave us friendly and expert advice, information and directionsg and finally Mr. Marlyn Staschke, our editorial advisor, and Mr. Kurt Biedermann, our business advisor, who encouraged and spurred our efforts on, many times giving us the added boost which enabled us to complete our book. lt is our fervent prayer that the wonderful spirit and co-operation of the students, faculty and all others concerned will follow the students of Lutheran High to their new locations. May your satisfaction be as great as ours has been. - - Patricia Norris, Editor-in-Chief -..l-QT...-.. ggi-srnmn mme...-, ll1.ANNl.lAI,NVi