Lutheran High School - Aureole Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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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.

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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

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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.