Lutheran High School - Aureole Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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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

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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

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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