Lutheran High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Delegaie Assemblg The Lutheran High School Asso- ciation was composed of seventeen congregations which elected rep- resentatives to the Delegate As- sembgy. This assembly explicated schoo policy, making changes to meet the needs of a growing school. The members of the Delegate As- sembly were Q upper right, 1. to r. - lst rowy Casper Winter, Ron Davis, Hans Huwyler, q2nd rowj Carl Krie- gel, Ed Gehring, Joe Miertchin, Jack Drews, Sr. , Q 3rd rowj Clifford Helmcamp, Arnold Kasper. J. C, lander, I. D, Bell, W. Ritter, q4th rowj A, M, Zoch, Fred Stoerkel, Ray Medock, T, E, Neuhaus, T. W. Schade. Also wereflower right, 1. to r. - lst rowj Dr. An- drew Komarchuk, Archie Buchman, Sr. , 12nd rowy Dick Gaede, Arlon Standley, Don Bahr, M, E, Mohn- ke, 43rd rowj Donald Fuchs, Sr. , Dr. G, O, I-Ioneycutt, Olie Gebhard, William Miller, Q 4th rowj Charles Geycer, Wilbert Schubert, William Eic emeyer, Walter Hirsch, Jr.. ffm J' ,. 21, .42 S Harry Kissman. J I I l Board of Directors . . 1 . . S.: Elected by the Delegate Assembly, the Board of Directors was com- prised of five laymen, two pastors, and two teachers. The Board of Directors for 1970-1971 were fl. to r.j Mr. Benn Schoppe, Mr. Frank- lin Bowden, Mr. Werner Waiser, Mr. A. D, Graham, Mr. Casper Winter, Mr. H. Kieschnick, and Dr. Andrew Komarchuk. Not pic- 6- tured are Rev. M. Boehlke, Rev. Martin Herzog, and Mr. Don Bahr. The Board of Directors decision this year regarding school policy enabled various student groups and organizations to sponsor dances on the school grounds. One of these was the s ring Sweetheart dance, sponsoredp by STUCO.

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34. ,, s .V . ..,..A..----- ,,....-.1-M Fi - Mm The one man chiefly responsible for the Heat appearance of the school was Mr. Flowers, custodi- an. His duties covered such areas as keeping the school grounds neat and clean, trimming the lawns, maintaining his garden, and locking and securing the buildings after school hours. Mr. Flowers frequently found the time away from his work to tease or share a joke with several of the students. L' 7-+1 ' -J ,: . , fig V -.-,i ' Business Sfaff The business staff for '70 to '71 was comprised of Mrs. M. Boehlke and Mr. Vernon Miller. Mrs. Boehlke proved to be a help to students as well as fulfilling du- ties ranging from typing and fil- ing to giving passes and aspirin. As business manager for Lutheran, Mr. Miller worked long hours keeping current records of the schoo1's financial affairs. In ad- dition to business duties, Mr. Miller drove one of the Lutheran High buses. Operafional Qfaff Kifohen Siaff Through the efforts of the kitchen staff, the students at Lutheran were offered a variety of nutritious, hot meals. A change in staff carried the momentum of changes this school year. The kitchen staff was composed of two industrious .women qrighty Mrs. Ethel Lenz, head die- tician, and fleftp Mrs. Faye Cham- bers. Karen Lehman and Diana Bahf assisted them ,in the kitchen by serving food, collecting dirty trays, and washing dishes.

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