Lutheran High School - Paw Prints Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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with his unexpected comments, mr. zehnder humorously as well as cap- ably instructs all his classes. as chair- man of the music department and also member of the advisory board, he proves that he truly is a teacher in good standing, among colleagues and students alike. the striking figure of mr. oetting, reli- gion and general business teacher, is quite familiar S although new - this year. all his students, as well as the football varsity, know him to be the sincere and devoted man which he really is. a member of the advisory board is but one of the many duties of our new attendance counselor, mr, ebel. with tactfulness and originality, he has be- come well-liked by all. Ah his smile and sincere friendliness to all, make mr. kupke a popular figure around campus, no more capable man could have been chosen to fulfill the chairmanship of the religion depart- ment. mr. bullinger is our general science and biology instructor. his warm and friendly personality is not only present in himself, he also carries it over to his students and into all of his classes daily. mrs. beck, school secretary, and our business man- ager, mrs. dierker, are familiar and welcome peo- ple in our school office. it is to these two women to whom much of the efficiency of the school can be accredited.

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arleen bareither john brose jr. class sec., paw prints lea- sen. ch. l, 2, 3, 4, qun club ture ed. 3, editor 4, sen. ch. 1, 3, 4. 2, 3, treas. 4, future teachers, sec. 4, am. legion essay award 3, aaa 2, 3, vp. 4. centurions senior class officers, l. to r. tony clewhirst, sec., dave rnende, pres., rnr. lcupke, advisor, richard quon, v.p., rex qalleqos, treas. ed de young football 2, sen. ch. 2. 4142 '