Lutheran High School West - Wagonwheel Yearbook (Rocky River, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1959 volume:

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LUTHERAN HIGH HES T ROCKY RIVER, OHIO 0 N XX EDITED RY I959 YEIIRROOI4 STHEE Dedicafion To Thee, O Lord, to Thee alone Who died, that Thou might sin atone , We dedicate this book. To Thee , O Lord, in heaven above, Who gave us Lutheran High in love, We dedicate this book. To Thee, O Lord, for through Thy care, The school could now become a pair, We dedicate this book. To Thee, O Lord, promote our aim That more might learn to love Thy Name. We dedicate this book. For Thee, O Lord, we'l1 try our bestrx To make You proud of Lutheran Westgx' To Thee-- WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK D. L. 2 7 5 M i 1 xv NN Table of C onfenfs Downtown School and S.S. Peter 81 Paul Inside front cover Title Page l Dedication 2 Table of Contents 4 Senior Appearances 5 Foreword 6 Faculty 7 - 13 Administration 14 Seniors 15 - 30 Underclassmen 31 - 48 juniors 32 - 37 Sophomores 38 - 43 Freshmen 44 - 48 Sports 49 - 66 Homecoming 54 - 57 Cheerleaders 58 - 59 Activities 67 - 98 Choirs 68 - 71 Bands and Orchestra 72 - 76 Senior Play 77 Publications 78 - 80 Student Council 81 Services 82 - 83 Clubs 84 - 87 School Progress 88 - 89 Education Pages 90 - 91 School Songs 92 - 93 Snaps 94 - 95 Patrons 96 - 98 Present School 100 - and inside back cover This page sponsored by: PASTOR AND MRS. WERNER H, IERGENS AND FAMILY. 4 Senior Appearance Rita Agler: 16, 80 , 83. Jeanette Bender: 16,29,54,55,56,5'7,58,59,69,81,82, 88. Louise Berghaus: 15,29,69,'79,82,8'7. Ron Besel: 16, 29, 50, 51, 69, '79, 82, 84, 85, 87, 88. Joanne Bomba: 15,27,28,54,68,82,84,85,8'7,88. Ken Braatz: 16,28,'l8. Elsa Bracken: 1'7,29,'74,'75. Joedy Brigadoi: 1'7,29,68. Ken Brownlee: 17,29,80. Nancy Burtzlaff: 17. Karen Chomos: 17. Dick Cunningham: 1'l,65. Don Drazen: 18,29,'73,'75,8'7. Jim Ehlers: 18,2'7,29,40,5l,60,61,65,68,69,81,88. Marlene Engelmannz 18,27,29,54,'73,'75,83,88. Norman Fischer: 18.82. Roy Glover: 18,29,60,61,65,'72,'74,87. Lee Halter: 18,65. Carolyn Hembly: 19,28,74,'75,'78,80,88. Don Hurd: 19,28,54,56. Janet Jagusch: 19,28,54,56. Ed Ieske: 19,50,51,60,65. Gerhard Kersken: l9,69. Mike Kmetz:19,28,'74,'I5,82,8'7,88. Steve Kostelny: 20,2'7,29,65. Doris Lamp: 20,29,66,'74,74,'78,8O,84,85,88,89. Jerry Lestock: 20,65. Jane Luekens: 20,28,54,56,66, l2,75,81,82. Donna Lund: 20,29,54,68, l2,'74,'75,85,89. Ronald Maas: 20,80,8'7. Carol Maruna: 21,28,68,'79. George Maudsley: 21 Glenn Meik1e:21,29.6O,61,65. Nancy Mohney: 21,28,80. Ron Mueller: 21,29,80,82,8'7. Pat Nickel: 21,29,54,56,69,81,82,88. Roger Osterland: 22,28,60,65,81,82. Amber Olson: 22,29. Joan Parfitt: 22,29. Don Poloha: 22,50,51,65,68,80,88. Randy Reinke: 22,60,'73,'74,'75,88. Priscilla Reitz: 22,2'7,28,54,68,69,'74,81,83,86. Ted Richter: 23,50,51,65,'73,'75,88. Bob Roll: 23,29,72,'75,81. Carolyn Rubsam: 23,28,69. Kathy Sauer: 23,29,'75. Bill Schade: 23,29,60,61,'72,'74,'75,86. Wally Schaedel: 23,28,50,51,'73,'74,8'7,88. Kathy Schefft: 24,28,54,56,58,59,66,68,69,82,84, 85,88. Janet Scherlerz 24,29,69. Carol Schiemann: 24,29,54,66,68,69,83,84,85,88. Arnold Schmiel: 22,24. Rosmarie Schnieder: 24,69. Robert Schuster: 24,28,60,61,65. Richard Schwartz: 25,50,51,65,88,89. Peter Seelig: 25 Jean Singel: 25,28,54,68,'72,'74,'75,81,82,85,88,89. Ellen Sinnema: 25,28,78,80. Jack Smith: 25,29,'74,'79,80,82,86,8 l. Mary Lou Starke: 25,28,66,68,'79,82,84,85,88,89. Sharon Strieter: 26,68. David Smyth: 26,29,65,69. Susan Smyth: 26,29,68,'78,82,85. Lorelei Tieber: 26,28, l3,'74,'75,84,85,88,89. Laurel Tonsing: 26,28,54. Karen Von Fange: 26,28,66,'74,75,81,84,85,88,89. Susan Van Straaten: 2'7.28,66,84,85. This page sponsored by: FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 209 Wesfward Ho! In September, 1948, Cleveland Lutheran High School became a reality. Forty-eight freshman students enrolled that first historic year. Three teachers led the class. Ten years later the enrollment had increased over ten times the number. The teaching staff numbered twenty-six. At this point the State of Ohio came into the picture. The state was desirous of build- ing an inner-belt freeway through Cleveland from north to south. Lutheran High stood in its path. The school had to be torn down. It was now up to the Board of Directors to decide whether Lutheran High should continue as one school in a central location, or wheth- er it should split into two new schools, one on the east side and one on the west. After much debate, it was decided to have two schools . A campaign was held throughout the Cleve land Lutheran churches to raise money for these projects. The churches met the goal, and definite plans were then begun. Lutheran High West shows one of the re- sults of that planning. The students and fac- ulty are proud to have such a beautiful edifice It is our hope that it will always continue to serve to the glory of God and the welfare of many future generations. This page sponsored by MR ARTHUR E. JAHNKE. 6 Superinfendenf ixm X MR, ERW IN SA GEHORN Eleven years ago, Mr. Erwin Sage- horn came to Cleveland to start and head Lutheran High School. Then, in 1957, he was promoted to superintendent. He now supervises both Lutheran High West and Lutheran High East. His duties include the selection and assignment of all school personnel, cur- riculum construction, budget, the pur- chasing of needed equipment and supplies, public relations and the supervision of the educational program. Mr. Sagehorn is a graduate of Con- cordia College, Seward, Nebraska. From St. Louis University he received his mas- ter's degree. He then did graduate work at Washington University in St. Louis. ln Cleveland he attended Western Reserve where he completed his course work and examinations for a doctorate. Principal MR, WALTER HARTING Mr. Walter Harting, the dedicated principal of Lutheran, graduated from Concordia, River Forest. He received a master's degree from the University of Houston. Mr. Harting also did graduate school work at Western Reserve Universi- ty. In the fall of 1949 he came to Luther- an High. During his entire stay he has been athletic director. He became as- sistant principal i.n 1955, and was named principal in 1957. Mr. Harting has three children. He is a member of Messiah Lutheran Church. Students and faculty alike will always think of him very highly. His sense of fairness and willingness to help all are wonderful characteristics. May the Lord bless him richly. This page sponsored by: EDWIN W. HORST. F aculfy ION ANDERSON For ten years, Mr. Jon Anderson has taught at Lutheran High. He received his Bachelor of Science degree at Ohio University, Athens, O- hio. Mr. Anderson teaches Shop l,Il,Ill, and Mechanical Drawing l,ll. Shop enables the student to learn to work with his hands. Lutheran's new shop depart- ment provides different kinds of equipment to develop the boys' talents in wood, metal, and plastic. Mechanical Drawing helps the student gain perspec- tive in archi- tectural draw- ing. ARDIS BEC KM AN Our new librarian this year is Miss Beckman. She received her Bachelor of Science degree at Mankato State College. This year she is our school librarian and in charge of study halls. She also has a senior homeroom. Last summer Miss Beckman worked very hard at planning for the new library. All new books had to be purchased, and this required much work. After moving 3-H? into the new time was s spent at get- ting the li- brary ready for use. We are now very proud of our new library and librarian GEORGE RICHARD BRANDT BRAUN Dedica- Mr. Braun tion to Luther- has been HI an High is our school for seen in Mr. the Past foul' Brandt. He years. He at received his Master of Arts P degree from Washington University. Mr. Brandt teaches Practical Math, Art I, and English III. He is also our Yearbook advisor. Math gives the student a background for high- er math. An appreciation of the finer things of life is gained by taking art. American Litera- ture is one of the main units contained in Eng- lish III. Mr. Brandt spent much time with the Year- book staff. Under his guidance this book was able to be published. We all express our appre- ciation for his service. tended River Forest and re ceived his Bachelor of Science de- gree. A Mas ters degree was received from Denver University This past year he is also assistant Guidance Di- rector. Head basketball coach is also one of his undertakings . Speech, grammar, and literature are some of the units in English. Mr. Braun has done a won- derful job at coaching our basketball team. The team and the entire student body are very proud of him. One of Mr. Braun's most important roles is as advisor of student council. Through this, he comes to know the students and understand them This page sponsored by: THE MUELLER CLAN OF ST LUKE school, much CHRISTIAN DABERKOW Teaching religion is one of the duties that Mr. Da- berkow has un- dertaken dur- ing his many years here at Lutheran. He received his Master of Sci- ence degree at Indiana University. He helps students to gain a better understanding of their Bible and the history of their church by render- ing his services in teaching Religion l,lI, and Ill. In addition to teaching religion, Mr. Da- berkow makes it possible for students to be able to speak or, at least understand, a foreign language, as he also teaches German I and II. LOUIS ENSWORT H Mr Ens- at both Lu , A p l? worth teaches 'gi' ., ' - re et v f' U i 15 gfl fm' f. 1.. V.. theran East is if and West. I .. T He graduat- gyg, 1 , P C .. g , t ,N in flag' J , ' , 4 fax ,Hs i .T ed from St yygu 5 W., g , Bonaventure . L Z: .,..., College re- ceiving a a - Bachelor of Arts degree. This is the first year that he has taught at Lutheran. At our school he is teaching typing. Typing is a course which is valuable for both the business major and also for the student pre- paring for college. Much practice is given to the student so that he will gain both speed and accuracy. Mr. Ensworth has been very faithful, and his students have shown great progress. F aculiy CLARENCE HINZ One of the hardest working and fun loving teachers is Mr. Hinz. He graduated from Con- cordia, River Forest, receiving a Bachelor of Science degree. General Science, Biology, and Freshmen Religion are taught by him. A general look into the broad field of sci- ence is the main purpose of General Science. Biology enables the student to learn more about the plant and animal kingdoms. The students see how fear- derfully their bodies have been made. Mr. I-linz has also worked very hard with the Code Committee. His senior homeroom has shown much ship. This page sponsored by: MR, AND MRS, GEORGE LUEKENS, fully and won- enthusiasm un- der his leader- BARBARA HUEGLER Commuting from East to West Lutheran is the job of Miss Huegler. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from Pratt Institute. At Columbia University she received a Masters of Arts degree. Miss Huegler is teaching Home Economics at our school. Sewing, cooking, child care, and interior decorating are some of the units included in this course. Our modem home economics de- partment en- ables girls to learn to be efficient home- makers. Eight new sewing machines have been purchased. Miss Huegler is truly a won- derful teacher. S. JOHN KATT i One of the most tal- ented facul- ty members is Mr. Katt. He received a Bachelor of Arts de- gree from Concordia Seminary. He also re- ceived a Bachelor of Science degree from Kent State U. This year he is teaching Band, Orches- tra, and Doctrine. Our wonderful Band and Orchestra is a result of the hard work of Mr. Katt. He helps the stu- dents to develop into real musicians. Each spring a concert is held to display their accom- plishments. Much hard work and patience is dis- played by Mr. Katt. This is the first year that he is teaching Doctrine. His method of presen- tation makes learning a real pleasure. He is a very conscientious worker. ARNOLD LEHMANN A very good musician is Mr. Lehmann. He Bachelor of Arts degree from North Western. A Master's de- gree was re- ceived from . Wisconsin U. He is an instructor in choral music and Latin this year. Mr. Lehmann works very hard with the fresh- men and sophomores preparing them for the choir In freshmen music , church liturgy, a symphony, and methods of singing are studied. Our Junior- Senior Choir presents a concert each spring. La- tin Banquet held every year helps the student to learn about Roman culture. F aculfy JULIUS LORKO A teacher with a sense of humor is Mr. Lor- ko. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Valparaiso University. Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Business Law, General Business, and Office Prac- tice are taught by him. Mr. Lorko seems to know everything which is going on. One of his favorite hobbies is teas- ing the girls in his classes. Our business depart- ment uains the students for their future jobs in the business world. Mr. Lorko also er Education. This year we their talents. teaches Driv- have new Malte presents typewriters. the materials Mr. Lorko has in a very in- well planned teresting man- courses which ner, A good help the stu- solid founda- dents develop tion in English RUTH MALTE One of our most friendly and helpful teach- ers is Miss Malte. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from Allegheny College in Penn. This year she has been teaching fresh- men and sophomore English. Continuing the study of grammar is includ- ed in her English classes. In the freshmen year the students read Ivanhoe. During the sopho- more year Silas Marner is one of the books which is read. Units in writ- ing and speech are also in- cluded in the course. Miss is necessary . This page sponsored by: MR. AND MRS, HARVEY F, BERGHAUS K received a i Faculty RUTH SCHAIRER Advisor of G.A.A. is only one of the du- ties of Miss Schairer. She graduated from Val- paraiso University, receiving a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree. This year she is teaching Physi- cal Education, First Aid, and Health. Attend- ance counselor is another of her duties. Physical Education helps the girl to devel- op her body to the glory of God. Basketball, badminton, tennis, volleyball, and tumbling are some of the activities included. Health ena- bles a girl to learn to better care for her wonderful body Miss Schairer is very efficient. WILLIAM SC HEIDERER Mathematics and science are the fields of this teacher. Mr. Scheiderer received a Bach- elor of Science degree from Concordia, Seward, Nebraska. Chemistry, Physics, and Algebra ll are taught by him this year. Don't panic, and Think, are two of his favorite expressions. His courses are primarily for preparation for college. Algebra teaches the student to think and is also a tool for science. Chemistry and physics give students basic knowledge in these fields of science. His classes will never be for- gotten by his students. His dry humor is appreciated. GEORGE JOHN SCHMIDT SEEVERS Teaching Physical history is the Education and duty of Mr. history are his Schmidt this year. He re- ceived a Bach- elor of Arts and Science degree from Ohio State U. A Master's degree was al- so received from Columbia University. He has had a very liberal education. Social Studies gives Freshmen a chance to study about Ohio and other parts of the world. U. S. History acquaints the student with the his- tory of his country. Studying the Constitution of the United States is one of the things included in this course. Mr. Schmidt displays patience and great understanding. ing. Mr. See- vers received a Bachelor of Science degree from Concord- ia, Seward, Nebraska. He also was our head football coach and freshmen basketball coach. Physical Education includes track, tumbling, basketball, etc. These sports help the boys de- velop their bodies. In the sophomore year, First Aid and Health are taken. First Aid is very valuable in emergencies. Mr. Seevers also worked very hard with the football team. We were very proud of our guys for they fought very hard. Thanks coach, for a job well done! This page sponsored by: MR, AND MRS, WILLIAM T, WOLLERMAN. fields of teach- F aculfy LE IGH TEMME Advisor of our school newspaper is one of the duties of Miss Temme. She graduated from Val- paraiso University, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree. Senior English, Speech, and Journalism are the subjects she teaches. Senior English is a very important subject. lt prepares the student for college or the business world. The term paper is written during this year. The ability to speak well is very important, and speech helps the student to improve. The publication of the Lon orn DONALD URBACH This is the second year Mr. Urbach has been teaching at our school. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from Concordia, River Forest. This year he is teaching Algebra I, Plane Geom- etry, Trig. , and Solid Geometry. Math and coaching are the fields of Mr. Ur- bach. Students taking math learn to apply what they learn to everyday situations. Most Freshmen take algebra which gives them an introduction to high math. Jr. Varsity coach and al- so assistant football coach are some of Scout is t e KT the his duties. He journalism has done a very class. good job as coach. THEODORE VON FANGE One of our most learned teachers is Mr Von Fan e. if f I A He receigled a Bachelor of N? ' N f If Science de- ' 2 gree from ,1 W Concordia, . -5 .. R A Seward, Ne- H A X 9 ry masks. A 3 . fx, 9.5 Master's degree from the University of Nebraska 6, 4 was also received by him. P! 5 Q American Problems, World History, Senior 1' rf Doctrine, and Guidance Director are some of his duties. World History is a very interesting course which helps students to learn more about people from other lands. American Problems class stud- ies the life in the United States. Doctrine is a continuation of Confirmation instruction. The doctrines of our church are studied to a greater extent. Doctrine prepares seniors for being well informed church members. ami' This page sponsored by: MR. AND MRS, ARTHUR WINTER Office Sfaff Seated: Ann Dehlinger Standing, Left to Right: Dorothy Peters, Ma- rie Brauer. Camera Shy: Helen Jarmusch. They nourish our bodies. C usfo d i ans Left to Right: Daria Zemskyj, Susie Zahnr- sky, Phu Heinrich. This page sponsored by: MRS. LIZZIE B. RUESSMANN. Chairman of Board of Direcfors Pastor Werner Jurgens They keep the records straight. C afeferia Sfaff Left to Right: Mrs, Pangrac, Mrs, Wilms, Mrs . R011 . Because of th in F D 4. 'I 5 5' f sa em our school is spick and span. .Zu- 3 r , J li WM 0 MMM SENIORS RIT A MAE AGLER Ri! The social smile, the sy- pathetic tear Entered '58s Future Nurses Club 4g School Paper 4. IEANETTE SUSANNE BENDER Fender-Bender Whose little body lodged a mighty mind Sewing lg FTA 4g Tumbling 2: Choir l,2,3,4g Sextette lg Student Council 1,43 GAA 2,3,4: Council 3: Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1: Queen 45 Play 3,4g Cashier 4, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4. THE CLASS OF 59 STARTED OUR SENIOR YEAR AT S.S, PETER RONALD ROBERT BE SEL U ROD He is the very essence of po1iteness Entered '5'7g Letterman's IOA NNE M, BOMBA I0ni The very flower of youth Class Treas. 4g Booster's Club 1: Glee Club 2, Choir 1,2,3, 4g Sextette lg Quartet 3,45 Quintet 2: GAA 1,2,3,4g Club 4g Football 3,4g Chapel Council 3, Officer 4, Intramu- Usher 3. rals 1,2,3,4g Play 3. LOUISE CAROL BERGHAUS ..L0u.. Whatever she doeth she doeth well Choir 1,2,3,4g Trio 1, Glee Club 25 GAA 2,3,4: Intramu- rals 2, 3,4g Attendance Clerk 4g Library Assistant 3: Year- book 4. AND PAUL ON SEPTEMBER 8, KENNETH BRAATZ Ken The mildest manners and the gentlest heart Camera Club lp Band 1,2g Es- cort 4, Play 4g Library Assist- ant 3: Yearbook 4. 16 1958, , SENIORS ELSA JANE BRACKEN Telah As merry as the day is long Future Nurses Club 1,2: Or- chestra 1,2,3,4g Recital 2, 3: Duet 2, 3,43 String Quar- tet 2,3: Intramurals 1. ..MOVING INTO OUR NANCY LOU BURTZLAFF Nan Laughter is the pine of life Sewing Club 1: Band 2,3. JOEDY SUZANNE BRIGADOI Joedy Sincerity is her policy Future Nurses Club 1,2g Choir 1,2, 3,4: Library Assistant 2, 3. NEW SCHOOL IN OCTOBER WAS A G KAREN LOUISE CHOMOS .. Kay.. She walks in beauty as the night Girls' Shop Club 1: Band 1,2: Choir 3: Intramurals 1,4. KENNETH I. BROWNLEE Ken Toi1 is the road to success Music Club 1: Chess Club 3g Band 2,3g Pep Band 1.2: Play 4g Library Assistant 3,43 School Paper 4. REAT THRILL FOR US.. RICHARD I. CUNNINGHAM llzekell He will go far who believes in himself Weight Lifting Club 1, Hobby Club 1: Band 1,2: Track 1, 2: Intramurals 1. 17 OUR FIRST BIG PROJECT WAS HOMECOMING PREPARATIONS -- DONALD ANDREW DRAZEN Don Strength comes from an in- domitable will Visual Aids 1: Band 1,2,3,4: Pep Band 1,2,3,4: Football 1: Track 4: Intramurals 1,2 4: Library Assistant 2,4: Chapel Usher 3,4. JAMES G, EHLERS Shamus Justice is truth in action Class V. Pres 2: Class Pres. 4: Choir 1,2,4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1,2,3: Intra- murals 1: Graduation Honor Usher 3. OUR FLOAT WAS A HUGE SUCCESS MARLENE ENGELMANN Marlene Her speech delighteth the ears Class Sec'y 4: Sewing Club 1: Band 1,2,3,4: CeramicsClub 3: Future Nurses Club 4: Stu- dent Council 3: GAA 4: In- tramurals 2,3,4: Cashier 4: Pep Band 3,4. NORMAN H. FISCHER ROY ANDREW GLOVER LEE RICHARD HALTER Fish Roy Lee A wise and good man is he Young fellows will be young A true friend to everyone Stamp Club 1: HiFi Club 3, fellows Camera Club lg Key Club 2: 4: Choir 1: Intramurals 1, Visual Aids Club 1: Key Club Orchestra 1.2. 2,4, 3: Band 1,2,3,4: Pep Band 1,2: Orchestra 3,4: Basket- ball 2,3,4: Baseball 2,3,4: Intramurals 1: Chapel Usher 3,4: Student Council 1,2,3: Attendance Clerk 4. SENIORS ..THE SENIOR PLAY PROVIDED OUR CLASS WITH FUNDS FOR OPERATIONAL EXPENSES., CAROLYN LOUISE HEMBLY DONALD EDGAR I-IURD Zeke Don Skill and confidence are an It takes a great man to be a unconquered army good listener Class Sec'y lg Dramatics Club Stamp and Coin Club 1: Key 1: Orchestra 2,3,4g Play 1, Club 3g Choir 1,2,3,4g Play 3,45 Yearbook 4g Editor- 43 Cashier 4: Library 2, 3,4g School Paper 4, Yearbook 4g Safety Patrol 4. JANET EMMA IAGUSCH Ian Happiness is rarely absent Cheerleaders Club lg Choir 1, 2,3,4g Trio 1,2,3,4g Student Council 2, 3g Intramurals 1,2g Attendant 4. EDWARD BRUCE IESKE GERHARD PETER KERSKEN Ed Gary A happy go lucky guy A man that blushes is not quite Football 1,2, 3,43 Basketball a brute 1,2,3,4g Track 1,3g Intra- Visual Aids 1: Choir 1,2,3,4: murals 2,3. Football 1. SENIORS MICHAEL PAUL KM ETZ Mike Men of few words are the best men Entered '56g Class Pres. 35 HiFi Club 3,4g Key Club 2,3g Or- chestra 2, 3,4: Student Council 2: Track 3,45 Intramurals 3g Play 4: Chapel Usher 3,4. SENIORS STEPHEN KOSTELNY Rebel My interest is in the future, because I am going to spend the rest of my life there Entered '56: Class V.Pres. 4: Basketball 3,4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Chapel Usher 3,4: Gradu- ation Honor Usher 3. ..NUMEROUS PARTIES JANE ELIZABETH LUEKENS ulanen Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind Class Treas. 2,33 Future Teachers Club 4: Tumbling 2 Band 1,2,3,4: Student Coun- cil 1,2: Officer 4: GAA 1,2, 3,43 GAA Council 2: Intra- murals 1,2,3,4: Attendant 4: Cheerleaders Club 1. DORIS KAY LAMP Doris Honor, truth and loyalty are seen in thee Dramatics 1: Tumbling 2: Or- chestra 1,2,3,4: GAA 2,3,4: GAA Council 3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Recital 1,2, 3: Play 3: Yearbook 2,3: Editor 4: Student Council 1: School Paper 4: String Quartet 2. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR HELPE DONNA JEAN LUND Donna Politeness is to human nature JERRY LESTOC K Jerry Humor is the happiness of life Entered '5'7:. Football 3,4: Baseball 3,4. D TO UNITE OUR CLASS.. what warmth is to wax RON MAAS Dramatics Club 1: Band 1,2, Maasie 3,4: Orchestra 3,4: Recital 3: Trio 1,2, 3: Pep Band 3, Our best gift is opportunity 4: Marching 2,3,4: Student Drama Club 2: German Club Council 2: GAA 1,2,3,4: 3: Choir 2: Intramurals 2,3: Council 3: Intramurals 1,2, Play 2, 3,4: Attendance Clerk 3,4: Play 1,4. 4: School Paper 4. 20 SENIORS CAROL IUDITH MARUNA Carol Her smile is a reflection of the feeling of her heart Entered '56: Choir 2, 3,43 GAA 2,3,4: Intramurals 2,3, 45 Play 45 Yearbook 4. GEORGE FRED MA UDSLEY .. Fats.. His actions are for the pub- lic good Choir lg Football 1: Intra- murals 4. .LEADERSHIP WAS ALSO DISPLAYED IN OUR CLASS -- STUDENT NANCY ANN MOHNEY Moe Her truth is a precious ar- tic1e Shop Club 1: Intramurals 1,2, 3,41 GAA 1,2,3,4: Student Director 4g Cashier 4. RONALD A. MUELLER ROD Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity Hobby Club 1,23 Key Club 3g Chess Club 3: HiFi Club 3,4g Choir lg Track 45 School Pa- per 4. GLENN ELMER MEIKLE Splinter He is a man of much deter- mination Choir 1,2: Football 1,2g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Intramurals lg Es- cort 4. CONTROL A FINE EXAMPLE, PATRICIA KAY NICKEL .. Pat.. Touched with human gentle- ness and love Sewing Club 1, Class Pres. 1, Sec'y 2g Choir 1,2,3,4g GAA 1,2, 3,4g GAA Council 2: In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2,35 Student Council 1, Offi- cer 3,4g Play 3: Attendant 45 Yearbook 2. 21 ..THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET WAS AN EVENT WE WILL NOT AMBER I. OLSEN N AIIIOSH An artist's sphere of influence is the world Entered '58g Intramurals 4g School Paper 4. ROGER GEORGE OSTERLAND ..Rog.. His is a gentle witg it injures none Hobby Club lp Choir lg Foot- ball l, 2g Basketball l,4: Track 2: Baseball 1,3,4: In- tramurals 1,2,3g Junior Play 3: Student Council Officer 4: Safety Patrol 4. FORGET FOR A LONG TIME,, JOAN EILEEN PARFITT ..JeP.. What sunshine is to flowers, a smile is to humanity Entered '5'7: Library Assistant 4. DONALD D. POLOHA Big Greek RANDALL EDWARD REINKE Randy Where is the fellow who would The superior man is slow in dare fight such a lad Football l,2, 3.4: Baseball 2, his words and earnest in his conduct 3,45 Track 1: Intramurals 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 3,45 3,4g Choir lg Chapel Usher 3, Football 2g Basketball 4: 4: School Paper 4. Track 1,3,4g Intramurals 3. SENIORS PRISC ILLA ANN REITZ Pl'iS Nothing is so strong as gentle- ness Art Club lg Orchestra 2,3,4, Choir 1, 3,45 Student Recital 33 Future Nurses Club 4g Code Rep. 3,43 Trio 1,2,3: Quartet 45 Student Council 4g Intramu- rals 2, 3. ,.SENIOR SNEAK DAY WAS A GAY TIME FOR ALL OF US -- A REAL BLAST.. TED MARTIN RICHTER Greek In Humor and originality are a great blend Art Club lg Letterman's Club 45 Band 1,2,3,4g Football 4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Orches- tra 25 School Paper 4. ROBERT EDWIN ROLL Bob The merit of originality is sincerity Stamp and Coin Club lg Key Club 2.3: Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band 3,4g Student Council 4g Junior Play 3. CAROLYN LOUISE RUBSAM SHUI Admirably schooled in every grace Girls' Shop Club 1: Student Council lg GAA 1,2,3,4g ln- tramurals 1,2,3,4g Choir 1, 2,4g Attendance Clerk 3. KATHLEEN MARIE SAUER Kathy A merry heart doeth well Dramatics Club lg Band l,2, 3,4: Pep Band 2,3,4g March- ing Band 2,3,4: Duet 3,4. WILHELM SCHADE Wi1li AS HUC 35 steel Music Club 1: Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 43 Basketball 1,2, 3,4g Baseball 4g Intramurals 1,2g Chapel Usher 3,4. SENIORS WALTER FRANK SCHAEDE1, Wal1y Cheerfulness never goes out of fashion Camera Club 1: Band 1,2,3, 45 Orchestra 4g Pep Band 2, 3g Football 45 Intramurals 1, 3,4g Chapel Usher 4. SENIORS KATHRYN ANN SC HEFFT Kathy Truth, goodness, and beauty are hers Drama Club 1: World Affairs l,2,3g FTA 4g Tumbling 2g Choir 1,2,3,4g Sextette lg Quartet 3,4: GAA 1,2,3,4g Council 3,4g Basketball l,2,3g Attendant 4g Play lg Cheer- leader 2, 3,4. JANET M. SCHERLER .. Ian.. CAROL ANN SCHIEMANN Carol Her duty is finding happiness The hand that made thee hath Sewing Club 1: Choir 2,3,4g Student Council 2: GAA 2, 3, 4: Intramurals l,2,3,4. made good Class Treas. lg Tumbling 2: Trampoline 3: Future Nurses' Club 4, Choir 1,2,3,4g Quar- tet 1,3,4g GAA 2,3,4g Offi- cel' 3,4: Intramurals l,2,3,4 Basketball 1, 3. .JUNE FIFTH -- OUR BIG DAY -- OUR GRADUATION.. ARNOLD EDWIN SC HMIEL Army ROSEM A RIE SC HN EIDER Rosie She doeth much kindness Glee Club 1: TurnblingClub Winning friends, a lasting vit- 2: German Club 3g Choir 1, tue 2,3,4g GAA 3,4g nmamu- Camera Club lg Band 1,2,3,4. rals 1,23 Cashier 4. ROBERT E . SCHUSTER Bob Strong beliefs win strong men Hobby Club lg Choir lg Foot- ball lg Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4: Escort 4: Safety Patrol 25 Chapel Usher 4. 24 SENIORS RICHARD ALLEN SCHWARTZ PETER SEELIG JEAN CAROL SINGEL Greek II Pete Jean And what he greatly thought A man in earnest finds means She is full of much wisdom he nobly dared Letterman's Club 4g Football 1,45 Track 1, 3g Intramurals 1, 35 Play 3g School Paper 4. Entered '5'7g Visual Aids 3,4. Class Sec'y 3: Dramatics lg FTA 4, Band 2,3,4g Orches- tra 4g Trio 1,2,3g Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Marching Band 2, 3,4g Student Council 3, Offi- cer 4g GAA 1,2,3,4g Council 2,33 Yearbook 2: Student Di- rector 3. FOR MANY OF US OUR FORMAL EDUCATION IS OVER, OTHERS OF US WILL CONTINUE OUR EDUCATION ELLEN LEE SINNEMA Ellie Good sense coupled with knowledge Girls' Shop Club lg Reentered '57, Play 4, Yearbook 4, School Paper 4. LESLIE IAC K SMITH fl Jack!! DAVID CHARLES SMYTH D3V6 The secret of success is dili- gence Camera Club 15 Chess 35 Key Club 2, 3g HiFi 3,4g Orches- tra 1,2,4: Track 4g Chapel Usher 3,4g Yearbook 4g School Choir 2,3,4g Track 3,45 ln- Paper 4. tramurals 2, 3,4. Moderation is a noble gift Entered '56: Key Club 2,3: 25 .THE CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE CARRIED THROUGHOUT OUR LIVES.. SUSAN C , SMYTH Sue Her life is a living sermon Entered '56: Choir 2,3,4g Play 4g Library Assistant 4g Yearbook 4, GAA 2,3,4g ln- tramurals 2,3,4g FTA 4. MARY LOUISE STARKE Mary Lou Knowledge is her treasure and practice is her key to it Choir l,2,3,4g Glee Club 1: Tumbling Club 2: Trampo- line Club 3g Ir. Council On World Affairs 3, FTA 4: GAA l,2,3,4: GAA Council 3, Officer 43 Intramurals 1, 2,3,4g Yearbook 4. SHARON MARIE STRIETER Street There is no genius in life like the genius of energy and ac- tivity Ir. Council on World Affairs 2, 3,4g Glee Club lg Choir l,2, 3,4g Trio 1,2,3,4g Intramu- rals 1,25 GAA 1,2,3,4. LORELEI IOAN TIEBER Lorey Like music, heavenly, ever young Music Club 1: Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4g Orchestra 1 2,3,4g Recital 33 GAA 1,2, 3,43 GAA Council 2,3, Offi- cer 4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Woodwind Quintet 3. LAUREL PAULINE TONSING Tons Here is a life of sweet content Cheerleaders Club lg Tumbling Club 2g Choir lg Sextette lg GAA 3,45 Intramurals 1,2: At- tendance Clerk 4. SENIORS KAREN VON FANGE Von Fange Friendship to many and good will to all Art Club 1: Tumbling Club 35 Orchestra 1,2,4g Sextette 1: GAA l,2,3,4g GAA Council 1 2,3,4, Officer 4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Play 3,4g Cashier 2 3,4. SUSAN VAN STRAATEN Sue Af hflf ndisas g df T bl gClb2 S g Clbl Ch 1 GAA123 4 GAAC 1134 In 11234 Bkblll 3 Sd D 4 6020245 lqeofanal Zcffzilke. 77ZOZ Z'o ff finisz' 56 for- us, wie can Ae ayainsll as efgng Jesus fem' JZM On Officers JII77 E.'hfEf 5, Pres. Sfeve Kostefng, Vme Pm. Marlene Engelmcmn , sec. Joanne Bomba, F-eu. Pmscflla Reffz, forfe Hep. 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ENGLEMANN S, KOSTELNY MY SOUTHERN COMPLEX ION I TUMS FOR THE TUMMYH -I-PARFITT I ALL FOR MER 1 P.NIC KEL AT YOUR AGE Z J, BRIGADOI DRESS MAG- NIFIOUE a ILSCHADE THEY'RE' LOOK- LBENDER OK BY ME Ii 1.EHLsgs GO 'WAYS I ' K,sAL'l.R I'M HUNGRY LMUELLER 'PICTURE OF CON- ' .. , mi? , da A 'NWT 3 1 S,SMYTIl , .'m'.I.ED., LBLRGIIAUS SMILE NOW K.BROWNLEE AHOY THERE Q fy 4 gi' ig? A ' D.DRAZEN HCHEERIO- FELLOWSH LSCHERLER HERE I COME 'I'ENTMI5NT 'SPRING SMILE.. D.LAMP DJUND on HAPPY DAY DAIIHLING D.SMYTH on YoU'RE R,GLUVER A ol-SEN A SLY ONE ALONE IN A UBED TIME.. BIG CITY Eosf Side Seniors W If First Row: Don Ahrens, Pete Berkobein, Elaine Bicker, Gabor Brachna. Second Row: Carolyn Brauer, Laura Bregitzer, Paul Burk, Virginia Clemence, Jean Cronk, Marguerite Dressler. Third Row: Ken Drobnick, Wil- ma Droste, Natalie Esco, Ken Faulhaber, Diane Felker, Walter Fromme. Fourth Row: Dale Graber, Mary Alice Guenther, Annette Hirsch, Jayne Horlacher, Oscar Karok, Ellen Kiesel. Fifth Row: Sandy Kroger, Barb Larson, Laura Licht, Lillian Lott, Judi Mladsi, Helen Naujoks. Sixth Row: Carol Reeves, Julius Ropog, Sandy Sapatka, Elinor Schach, Linda Schott, Frank Shiome. Seventh Row: Olga Sems, John Sommerville, Dave Stoeckel, Sandy Vernick. f 1 An., pw HIW' C- ef USG Beverly Albers Gail Burgner X Donald Daley 'Q -wr, , ikr J fx Ron Evanko Juniors T? 'Q ggi lg W67, img V ff G, - . QW , John Boscoe ii 'S 4 yf' v-we , Q. . e ., qksgf QM-A Howard Burgner Douglas Daley John Boynton 375 so Q 3 Sharon Clark Ruth Da llman gf r'll T ' as 5. .4, , K is JW , , f- V ef-My 5 Angret Fruechtl Carl Gehrmann This page sponsored by: HOMEROOM 205. ,gk I D kno ' 'gy -cw!! If ls Paul Brandes .Wg Q QM Elon Coy 'lm 4145 Lou Ellman G eyye G D Gary Gent Becky Glawe George Halter Jeannette Hille Class of '60 S ki ,. :J I My L .,,,2,,,. Vkyl L so r eee ' n A1 Ginter A1 Gotsch Ze 'R g , AA l Ae , I, I 'fr A r W K, Sl 11 M1551 Jerry Haputa Ka y Ha uenstein AL ks ? 'B We s e J im Hinners Eloise Hinze W W fi r E5:QQ Y Leah Jeske Karen Karls is K '. I V eze etefe Qi Karl Ha gedorn Chuck Henkel Donna Hoecker r rn y ' ' . Vyiyh . E ' i Jerrylin Holmes Jeri Kagte This page sponsored by: HOMEROOM 206 33 I1 Juniors Q sf Neil Keller Niki Kennedy an my 'lnv Y Karen Kolbow Alan Kopper . hwy E iff 'inf' iii Judy Luekens Troxel Light fs fx. J , A Q , .t., E Ag ni : Gerry Meyer Dale Mather This page sponsored by: THE RIVERSIDE HARDWARE CO. 34 'zo .rg , V- 5 In Vk'. Q 'TL -v- f ffwf ., ' . f??l5'l2g5i Q , W yii gf on f -' 'eei y Q lean Koenig - .Q eeo Bob Knall Carol Koshmahl Q9 sf udlf Z fn Tom Luekens GQ Elaine Mohr Lydia Kostelny Lucy McRee Harvey Mozolak :H 'JMS r YI' - il Jim Mroch rc A 4 . '27 41 Neil Ondich Q Flrtxa .,,. P Jackie Petri A 5 if Chris Roll 4 Class 434, 5,1 2 d X 9592.6 'mr , .. 2' in , X Carol Mueller gl WY Jane Page iq 3, My fl ! J 53 Y Ji vi, Tim Prok R 1 Uhr , QV 4' A Ray Schlacht of '60 Eg eq 5 P Bob Nickel Ja. p . 'nik' '?' uf , Anita Pennell Von Yvonne Proteau r .1 Ed Schoenbaum Aj., 36' Sue Ojala nap g -... Ralph Peters K I I 1 . Ruth Reinking J . Jeanette Schroeder This page sponsored IN MEMORY OF JOHN ONDICH Juniors ,QL En., ll., an lg wr Bob Simon V . M Bragg Bob Specker ,if 'TZ' if Bob Strieter Gail Strieter -Mx Marilyn Walkemeyer Beatrice Turner Rl .-g, -0 Doris Walzak Willy Walker This page sponsored by: MR, AND MRS, EUGENE HINZE. 36 gi? V 'ii' Mark S pelzhausen Louise Stockhaus Judy Walker f -W Q laoy uf L 1 - f . Allan Wiese Qi Kathy Stibrick Marion Svensen r 'zilgil r If Marty Walker Barbara Wilms 1 Q 2 ' aa r s 4 , , f ffl, :.2 arr s Alfred Wolf Paul Zehnder Tom Keidel Class of '60 G7 wx un. H9 I s u mo 9 as I CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Donna Hoecker, Secretary: Jeanette baum, Vice-President: Paul Brandes, Code Representativeg Tom Luekens, President. Junior Class Meeting 37 Schroeder, Treasurer. Standing: Ed Schoen- ,f e -Y' rf n :g s p . , ,- , 9 ,, K , Lkyy , , fi iw, 7 4l W X hall 4 , . 5 Sandy Agler Dennis Albrecht Mary Ann Benya Ron Boenker . I xg M I 'Q 6 L ' ,,22 '4' x .V .:,,f N 'H is 1 , -V -X, a s r x - or D Q , . 2 f H. 2 6 Phillip Bracken Esther Clouse Paul Collins YVOHHC Darula Sophomores f. Q r Camera Shy J 5. Wayne Drage ' '- I X 47- Ralph Dey Wilfred Ehe Class of '61 v ,f 1 I V ,,4 In , Daniel Feldscher Diane Finger Lynn Fredrick Ron Gehrke , ,jf This page sponsored by: HOMEROOM 101. 38 V , gf- ar , i ,rl 1-is Q ,J N xl 'N Q , IW ,rp 3 MQ, '-S! if ff al 1 Cathy Glover Ruthe Hammond Laurel Heinrich Cynthia Helms 1 if ff, Q W C ' 5 A ' i'FZ vw 'Q' ' . ,af an xx -AV, , , r-: i A ' Q. Phil Hemke Bill Hemsath Bill Hovey , if Camera Shy r l y 2 W G 33 H Ken Kafer 3' f. MIX is Q I 2 , - 'UIQ' 6' 1 I-sq K ',, 'gwi H gfs '3 H Gordon Iagusch Wayne Jeske Mike Kershner Class of '61 Q , A I 5 I A I ' ,l:- V1 I Z 4, , Q if VV yk w Sa, me-Q' Z fab ' Q H Jr x 's Kathy Koenig Ellen Krohn Janet Krone page sponsor d 39 Gayle This e by: MR, A Lenz ND MRS, EDGAR HURD, N - ,QI g l ,Q ' L ,, x - - E 3 ,Q L I - , L ,.v 3 K I ix . . fv . Allen Leopold Clyde Lewis Norman Limpert Judy Lund 1' Q33 ,. K 5 . I 'K In , K ki I ,. A: .. . , . , Q I , EX N , 5 f , , -kgs X , , 2 , ' .J John Major Jim Markworth Dave Marshall Don Molnar So ph omores Diane Monte Shirley Moritz Paul Mueller Class of '61 A in ,l- A ' 4 il' Zivp y I S, lirli 35.4 ff! K 'l L' ? E iii fi g :,'i Leslie Netlarld Doris Neubacher Ron Neubould Bill Obert This page sponsored by: MR, AND MRS, CARL SCHUMANN. 40 M la M f fm 2 if 'L' M if . 3 is M' ' M- E 2 1 f ' t ? 5 K i , 6 A A, ,.,,,Z ml jo Ann Odfomgky Jeff Osborn Linda Pelger David Peterson ,gpg ', I , . A D A A n Sophomores fa i wi' ft -'E ' Q X Q w N? bex' Wilhelm Pretzlaff Gayle Radke Inge Ratz Class of '61 , , Q . l gi A 4 A, D ' 6 , D ii 5 a Qxeee ' Pe te Raquet Richard Ressler Margaret Redler David Regener Sharon Reinke '4 I I s 2 K dy ',,- i fwfsfx , Judy Reznicek Ruthe Sanow Walter Schefft This page sponsored by: MR, AND MRS, MARTIN STEG 41 2 'll W Y t VR rf W i wr S ,,.. 3 :... ,, ' ' F 1' IN Christine Scheutzow John Schmidt Helmut Schreiber George Schwane hh h hr . 5 f it 1 . I --r,, ' V L- qwzgfg, 'C C rrhhr i 'h L A YV A X '-.C H S Bob Smalheer Michael Smith Roger Spoerke Dolores Stibrick Sophomores E f , 21 . . f- - ft w .Maw 4 x S , R 2 of f, :Fa rho , Q ef Donna Strelka Carl Sturm Judy Svec Class Jean Swonger Camera Shy Chuck Tassler This page sponsored by: HOMEROOM 201. 42 of '61 v! 35' ,r,, at ' Q V N Paul Thielke Sylvia Von Fange 1 'WZ aaay X ' T 2 Robert Wise Dennis Wolf 2 WE l ! 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A 4 .gi fi 4 X I in . gr X' 1 , r , Karen Chuck Teddy Clark Dick Drehs Theodore Drehs Alice Duetemeyer Arthur Englemanrl Richard Fabririus Charles Fischer 1 5 1,. if x 'K - V fr, ,,,. . e' Freshmen 2 G V fa F S S O Roger Flanagan Marilyn Frey Karen Giles Sarah Hagedorn Arthur Fredrick Leah Gahr Paula Glawe Don Halter Allen Hansen Henry Heffner Tom Hembly Nancy Hoecker Judith Jahnke Gay Heinrich Marty Henkel Eugene Hosier This page sponsored by: MR. AND MRS. RALPH E. KUNZE 45 r e .,,, w f y lvll p i Alan Jeske Richard Klemp Marilyn Kmetz Janet Kostelny Skip Kronenberger Carol Klemp Lois Koenig Edward Kresge John Lemon This page sponsored by: HOMEROOM 203. I Class of 62 f as fi' rg pw S m sian r e A : W I M I A .. .. - E: In r 5, n nrne i M 'La 5 or A if Raymond Lipkowski Sharron Leonard Barbara Luekens B0b Luecke Ellen Marcinco Marilyn Lutz Bill Mueller Clarence Maruna Peter Mueller 46 ev 2 Q 3, K4 an .cu mr fs Alan Nathan Harold Neuman Barbara Osborn Bob Pritschau Carol Schlacht Class of '62 'af 3 Sally Ojala Gail Peterson Agnes Ptoteau Linda Schwane I' E S m 6 I1 This page spon 47 sci? Q Q A I 4 ? A 'Q f-4 Z' A Q 3 Gus Skubovius Janet Sinnema Nancy Spencer John Specker John Stibrick Gerald Standring Don Stein Bonnie Steffen Susan Strieter sored by: MR. AND MRS, CARL F, STURM 5 ,. S , 1 M, di 'A I f I an --.1 ,v f X z s g .S M x is W 'sr M is 33? 5 Q' 'S as Q X ,R if Adolph Tekautz Alan Thielke Susan Unland Marilyn Veil Helen Walker Richard Weaver Renee Whitman Gary Wittstock Class of '62 Freshmen 4 Ir 0 ,, , . Q I K I f it -az, fe V' y y f A I . CLASS OFFICERS ' h d Z h 3:6 :fr E d Seated: Barb Luekens, Code Representative: Sally Ojala, Tom Zehnder artm Ze n er Vice-President. Standing: Jinny Albers, Treasurerg Bob Louis Zilch Luecke, President: Gus Skubovius, Secretary. This page sponsored by: MR, AND MRS, HARVEY KROHN. 48 W JKJWUMQD F Varsify F oofball Bottom Row, Left to Right: Mr. Seevers, W.Schaede1, R.Bese1, J.Eh1ers, D.Po1oha, T.Richter, D Schwartz E . Jeske . Second Row: I.Boscoe, E.Schoenbaum, J.Haputa, A.Kopper, H.Ha1ter, B.Sr.rieter, M.Walker, A Leopold Top Row: T.Luekens, G.Wittstock, D.Ha1ter, D.A1bers, B.Luecke, S.Kronenberger, T,Zehnder M Breckl LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN I Season s Record WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST MAYFIELD WESTERN RESERVE ACADEMY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL KENT STATE GILMOUR ACADEMY DETROIT EAST CONCORDIA, FORT WAYNE DETROIT WEST CLEVE LAND EAST Th1s page sponsored by: HOMEROOM 104. 50 Coaches, Left to Right: Mr. Cla: ence Hinz, Mr. Sid Seevers, Mr. Don Urbach. 50 12 61 28 34 22 26 21 sf me Name: Ron Besel Position: Guard Weight: 158 lb. ,ls Www. 'aa - L Senior Sfars Name: Ed Jeske Position: End Weight: 153 lb. 1 a 1 K I Name: Wally Schaedel Position: Center Weight: 172 lb. Name: Don Poloha Position: Fullback Weight: 2161b. Our varsity football team played very hard this past sea- son. We didn't have our own football field, but this did not stop our big team. They plowed out their own field on land owned by the Haputa fam- ily. Our team practiced very hard and showed real fight in the games. The team was a very new one with few players from former years. Thanks is Name: Jim Ehlers Position: Halfback Weight: 150 lb. Name: Ted Richter Position: End Weight: 155 lb. 135' f Name: Dick Schwartz extended to Mr. Seevers for his position: Halfback fine coaching job . weight: 145 1b. This page sponsored by: THE FRESHMAN CLASS 51 Ref. Steve Herring F oofball ,lr J-, ...ss This page sponsored by: HOMEROOM 207. Hit em hard boys. On to victory. ax! ff Q Xffn, xi Q A Q M wt A hard practice session. 52 Wh! 'Q 1 ,fi -an -ZHWV M, U -.. 7 5,9 s U' ff' .s fav-E N -'--Q 'Q JV fl A cw X, wi-A 3 . s , nl!! 5 QMS is Q55 Left to Right: Jeanette Bender, Janet Jagusch, Joanne Bomba, Priscilla Reitz, Marlene Engelmann, Donna Lund, Jean Singel, Jane Luekens, Carol Schiemann, Patricia Nickel, Laurel Tonsing, Kathryn Schefft, Y l Lutheran West crowns its first Queen. Junior Float Homecoming Pre - Homecoming Assembly Homecoming is a very . - exciting period for us. Many float building parties were held in preparation for the big day. Our pep band prac- ticed marching each night after school. Student Coun- cil was very busy arranging the reception and numerous details . An assembly was held which added more spir- it to our work. Homecom- ing is something very spe- cial to the seniors, for it is their last. 60' 'Pew 'EQ ,,-N, as Kathy Schefft - First Attendant fP1b Pat Nickel - Third Attendant 'CSP' 1 L. ,A 1 ' X 1 M ,I .,- fr, Z -U , df. fi? ' ? V T I 1 ' , 'Q k x Wx ,A t' f' 1- ij 1 x X Mk, ' in 1 A ' i I '55 X x w Q no-V' .,a N Q? Q ' Queen and Attendants on Senior Class Float f-o Janet Ja gusch Second Attenda nt This page sponsored by: MR, AND MRS, JOHN BENDER. 56 V' rf' Luekens - Fourth Becky crowns Queen Jeanette. iii-D1 4' M 4 n Y Homecoming Another turn in the westward trek occurred when Roger Osterland, Student Council Vice President, announced at the pre-homecoming assembly the names of the four girls who had the honor of attend- ing the queen. They were: jane Luekens, Pat Nick- el, janet jagusch and Kathy Schefft. Finally, Roger announced Jeanette Bender as the first homecoming queen of LI-ISW. The marching band, playing at Fairview High field, prepared all spectators for the appearance of Jeanette and her attendants. Arriving in the first convertible were third at- tendant Pat, escorted by Steve Kostelny, and fourth attendant jane, escorted by Ken Braatz. Then fol- lowed second attendant janet, escorted by Bob Schuster, and first attendant Kathy, escorted by Glenn Miekle . Becky Ulen, homecoming queen of '57-'58, came back to crown the new queen. Her escort was Al jahnke . All stood in awe of Lutheran I-Iigh's sweetheart, sitting on her throne in the senior class float. After the crowning ceremony, all five girls were placed on the senior float to view their domain. Lutheran High West Marching Band Varsify Cheerleaders Clockwisez Judy Luekens, Barb Wilms, Jeanette Bender, Jean Koenig, Lou Ellman, Kathy Schefft, 'wif 3 Ti I SW X 0 Ani? AA Cwfyf' f fl 4 ' H , f t i- J iilgt- I it , Y A Left to Right: Bon- nie Steffen, Judy Jahnke, Laurel Heinrich, Marty Henkel. We are the Longhorns. Congratulations to our varsity cheerleaders who have added much enthusiasm to the football and bas- ketball games. Elected each year at a special cheer- leading assembly, these girls showed much ability and enthusiasm. We are proud of the fine job these girls have done in the past season. Our junior varsity cheerleaders were elected at the beginning of this year by a special committee of students and faculty members. The four girls elect- ed have added a lot of pep to the games. Many new cheers were also introduced by them . We are looking forward to seeing many of them cheering again next year. Junior Varsify Cheerleaders Barb Wilms Jean Koenig ,Q- Kathy Schefft Judy Luekens CD Lou Ellman WFD mwfb Qfb Ieanette Bender This page sponsored by: THE HOVEY SIGN CO, 5410 STONE AVE 59 Varsify Basketball Left to Right: R.Schuster, G.Meikle, R.Glover, E.Schoenbaum, R.Osterland, J.Eh1ers, N.Ke11er, R.Nickel, R.Reinke, E.Jeske, B.Schade. In back: Mr. Braun, M. Spelzhausen qrnanagerj This year Lutheran High was very happy to attend basketball games which were coached by Mr. Braun. The team was very excel- lent in that they displayed fine sportsmanship and a good deal of knowledge of basketball skills and experience. Mr. Braun helped the boys on to a great many victories with his wise decisions and his calm overview on the prevailing situations. It seems that the Big Five pulled the guys through quite a lot. Everyone played hard and well. We must highly commend these boys for their fine display. In addition to that, we must sincere ly thank and duly appreciate the work, thought and the skill that our fine coach put into the spirit of our fine team. We thank you one and all from the bottom of our hearts. This page sponsored by: THE PRECISION CRAFT CO. , INC. 1111 BROOKPARK RD. 60 The Big Five e ,ge gf! f . my ' - we . 'W f r w ' Qsmh L Q rrer Q B ' Brrr W rrer 1' - Y.. - ..,, ,Wg Q . A ,:,-- 5 Glenn Meikle Bob SChL1SICl' forward guard 6' 111 f' B r,,,5 J Bill Schade center K ? 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'Qs' -P 1r7.t5EX'?iia,5,, 3 ..i E'j2'4 V Boys' Spring Afhlefics Track In the spring of the year our thoughts are turned again to track. This was the first time we had our own track, which made it very con- venient. Our school participated in numerous track meets during the spring. More interest than in any other year was seen in track. Sports at Lutheran moved onward. 'K ' anti- 'x Bottom Row, Left to Right: J.Eh1ers, R.G1over, R.Oster1and, D. Poloha, T. Richter. Second Row: E.Jeske, L,Ha1ter, I.Hinners, B.Kna11, I.Kasten. Third Row: S.Kostelny, T.C1ark, B.Luecke. Top Row: J.Lestock, G,Miek1e, B.Schuster, T.Zehnder. Bottom Row, Left to Right: D. Bloser, G. Halter, D. Cunningham, I, Osborn. Second Row: S.Kronenberger, B. Pretzlaff, B.Nicke1, D.Smyth. Third Row: E,Schoenbaum, M. Smith, D. Halter, T. Drehs. Top Row: R.Bese1, R,Schwartz, D,Brecke1, D.Stein. Baseball Baseball season once again is upon us . Our coach for this sport is Mr. Urbach. This is his sec- ond year as baseball coach Our team is very fortunate an West has excellent fa- cilities for outdoor sports. This was the first year we could play baseball at our own school. More interest was shown for this reason. The athletic program this pI'0V8l'l'l6I1fS . 65 in having many of the play- ers from previous years re- turn again to play. Luther- past year showed great im- Girls' Varsify Baskefball Q' Qi X5 ofa :Ab ,. Qu ,L Vvsx 4' Q' 5 4-. Bottom Row, Left to Right: D.LamP- J.Luekens, G.Strieter, J.Luekens, L.Zehnder. Top Row: K.Von Fange, K.Schefft, M.Starke, M.Henkel, Miss Schairer, C.Schiemann, S.Van Straaten, J.Singel. 1 This page sponsored by: GRAY INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Lutheran West also has a girls' varsity basketball team. Tryouts were held in the month of january. Twelve girls were chosen to be on the team on the basis of ability. These girls hold practice after intramural games. The coach for this team is Miss Schairer. They played their first game a- gainst past graduates of Lutheran I-ligh. The purpose of a girls' varsity team is to stimu- late interest in sports for girls. G.A.A. helps to promote this team. Playing against other schools also helps in public relations . These girls showed a real western fight in their playing. 1134 ST. CLAIR AVE. 66 ll Junior-Senior fi First Row, Left to Right: B.Glawe, K. Kolbow, R,Dallman, I.Walker, Ljagusch, R.Reinking, Mr. Lehmann. Second Row, Left to Right: S.Strieter, lujeskc, Lilrigadoi, Lllolmes, I.Leukens, S.Smyth, M.Walkameyer. Third Row, Left to Right: C.Maruna, K,Schefft, D.lloecker, M.Starke, E.llinze, D.Poloha, J.Eh1ers. Fourth Row, Left to Right: T.Light, R.Simon, C.Gehrman, D.llurd, G.Meyer, I.Hinners. SENIOR GIRLS' QUARTET-Left to Right: Pris Reitz, Carol Schiemann, Joanne Bomba , Kathy Schefft. SOPHOMORIT GIRLS SEXTET-Left to Right: Cynthia Helms, Mary Zieg- ler, Ellen Krohn, A 'iy' - Cathy Glover, V 'f I Chris Scheutzow, Gayle Radke. RA vu in It x 3 SENIOR GIRLS' TRIO-Left to Right: Donna Lund, Pris Reitz, Jean Singel. ii I ' Choir First Row, Left to Right: P.Reitz, B.Wi1ms, B.Albers, C.Schiemann, J.Bomba, I.Bender, I.Koenig. Second Row, Left to Right: C.Rubsam, K,Stibrich, P,Nickel, I.Scher1er, R,Schneider, A,Penne1l, L.E11- man. Third Row, Left to Right: D.Mather, J.Boynton, N.Kennedy, J.Page, L.Stockhaus, L.Berghaus, K.Hauen- stein. Fourth Row, Left to Right: G.Kersken, D.Smyth, G.Ha1ter, A.Kopper, B.Nickel, T.l.eukens. Our choir works very hard during the year preparing for numerous programs. The first appearance of our choir was singing at a teachers' convention. Our choir also sang numerous selections at the Christmas assembly which many par- ents and past graduates attended. Sing- ing in chapel during the school year was also one of their ways to glorify God. Preparing for the spring concert is their major task. The place of the concert this year was Messiah Lutheran Church. Our choir was also honored by being asked to participate in the opera sing. We all express our gratitude to Mr. Lehmann for the fine job he did with the choir. Ehlers, Bob Nickel, Joanne Bomba, Ruth Reinlring Pris Reitz, Kathy Schefft. This page sponsored by: STAR METAL PRODUCTS CO., INC. 6723 DENISON AVE, 69 Sophomore Training Chorus 4 was-.A Bottom Row, Left to Right: D,Stibrick, L,Pe1ger, M,Zieg1er, Mr, Lehmann, L.Heinrich, L,Frederick, S. Agler. Second Row: R.Sanow, C.Scheutzow, M.Red1er, G.Radke, G.Lenz, C.He1ms, J.Reinke. Top Row: W.Schefft, C.Sturm, G.Jagusch, M.Kershner, J.Markworth, J.Schmidt, R.Spoeke. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' QUARTET-Left to Right: Judy Lund, Doris Neubacher, Gayle Lenz, Marge Redler. SOPHOMORE BOYS' QUARTET-Left to Right: Roger Spoerke, John Schmidt, Jim Markworth, Walter Schefft. A 'iv tgxe This page sponsored by: ARNOLD IEWELERS AND PERKEE FROCKS FAIRVIEW SHOPPING CENTER. 70 h , 1 Freshman Choirs ff 2 2 5 5 y , lg fi g 4'-5 or - 63, inlay M' First Row, Left to Right: I.Stibrick, A.Thielke, A.Nathan, A.Friedrich, H.Heffner, R.Weaver, D.Fabrit- ius, M.Veit, G.I-Ieinrich, B.Osborn, C.Bomba, J.Jahnke, B.Steffen, K.Gi11es, P.G1awe. Second Row, Left to Right: G.Wittstock, D.A1bers, A.Eng1mann, U.Hoser, D.Stein, R.Zeh, A.Caiata, J. Specker, A.Proteau, G.Skubovius, L.Schwane, J.Koste1ny, C.K1emp, S.Un1and, N.Spencer, G.Peterson. Third Row, Left to Right: C.Fischer, L.Z.i1ek, D.I-lalter, R.Lipkowski, B.Pritschau, A.Ieske, S.Kronenberg er, J.Standring, Mr. Lehmann, V.A1bers, L.Gahr, E.Marcinco, S.Oja1a, J.Sinnema, M.Frey, S.Strieter, S . Leonard . All freshmen not in either band or orchestra are required to take this course. The pur- pose of freshmen music is to give the student information in various fields of music. The student is trained how to sing properly. Units in the study of church liturgy and the instru- ments of the orchestra are in- cluded. Each year a symphony is studied so that the student is exposed to good music. Fresh- men music is the first step in training for the day when they will be in our junior-senior choir. This year there is a sep- arate class for freshmen boys and one for girls. It is easier to train the different voices with this arrangement. Our freshmen sang in the Christmas assembly and did a fine job. Mr. Lehmann is also the head of this group. FRESHMEN GIRLS' SEXTET, Seated: Linda Schwane, Ginny A1 bers, Barb Osborn. Standing: Sally Ojala, Marilyn Frey, Judy Jahnke. '71 'QE' M 'T' Nm , ' X13 -R 'N' mp, J nf. w-I., , f First Row, Left to Right: D.Lund, Jean Singel, B.Schade. Second Row, Left to Right: J.Krone, I.Ratz, D, Draze, L.MacRee, K.Sauer, B.Luekens. Third Row, Left to Right: G.Gent, L.Zehnder, C.Kosmah1, C. Roll, J.Luekens, C.Mue11er. Fourth Row, Left to Right: E.Coy, P.Brandes, G.Strieter, M.Spe1zhausen, R. Roll, D.Wa1zak. Fifth Row, Left to Right: A.Schmie1, B.Hovey, M.Brecke1, P.Hemke, R.G1over, P.Zehn- der. Accordionisfs Duef Music from musicales, marches and many other arrangements , blares from the trumpets, shrills from the flutes, booms from the drums combines into a harmoni- ous unit under the directing management of Mr. john Katt to produce the quality of sounds heard at concerts given by the A band. These musicians, mostly upper- classmen, have reached the height of in- strumental achievement at Lutheran, hav- ing advanced through B band, into the more difficult group. The band uniforms are cream colored with red trim. Purchased two years ago, they present an attractive appearance . Mr. Katt has directed the band Since its origin. '72 Band 5 ,J P wr Vx 1 ff 9' Q7 11 is VK J Y a,,.A s-fd First Row Left to Right L Treber A Ginter D Neubacker Mr Katt. Second Row Left to Right- M.Enge1 mann I H111e M Henkel B Mueller J Petri P Mueller. Third Row Left to Right: I Schroeder Y Pro- teau D Finger B Turner K Koenig R.Kna1l Fourth Row, Left to Right: M.Benya, D Albrecht R.Ress1er R Evanko P Racquet N Hoecker Fifth Row, Left to Right: P.Thielke, W.Schaede1, D Drazen, T Richter I Boscoe R Rernke Cfhcers B111 Schade A1 Gmter Donna Lund Jean Singel, Lorey Tleber, John Boscoe Mr. Katt. M X R X ' K 1 cv r M r 1 C 3 Q 5 .lt . --ef :- Q ' N, C . 9' X ,,. ,V l ' L-u .Y ,- , 5 ' gh ga P Q. 1 7 f r' f :iz 4 ' I , ffm K 3 . L 'G , S 7 ' gi 1 X F' 9 , 3 1 v ll I ' K' . - A V, p g if ' , ' : . ' , . . . , . , . 9 . . , 1 , . , . . - 9 n , 1 U ' l U I ' I ' 0 I . . . , . . . . , . , . . I . D . ' . ' at I i Orchestra Bottom Row, Left to Right: K.Von Fange, J.Smith, Y.Daru1a, M.Kmetz, D.Lamp, P.Reitz, A.Frucht1, J. Page, E.Mohr, C.l-lembly. Second Row: H.Schreiber, J.Petri, J.Hi1le, D.Lund, C.Mue1ler, L.Tieber, E.Bracken, J.Schroeder, D.Wa1- zak, J.Singe1. Top Row: W.Schaede1, M.Smith, P.Brandes, R.G1over, B.Schade, R.Reinke, J.Boscoe, B.Muel1er, Mr. Katt. Orchestra is the musical group that strives for tone quality and accuracy. When Lutheran High split into two schools, many members went to Lutheran East. Even with this deficit, the orches- tra totals thirty. The main function of orchestra 3 comes at Christmas. First, the orchestra trav- eled to Metropolitan Hospital where it played hymns and musical arrangements for the patients of the tu- berculosis ward. At the Christmas assembly, the orchestra also participated. Every spring, this group combines with A band to give a spring con- cert. Proceeds from this concert help to equip the bands and orchestra. Left to Right: Carol Mueller, Jackie Petri, Jeanette Schroeder. This page Sponsored by: LUTHERAN BROTHERHOOD INS. WALTER LUECKE 6016 SOUTHINGTON DR. 74 Dance Band Sfring Quarfef Bottom Row, Left to Right: P.Racquet, G.Gent, P. Mueller, E. Coy, A. Ginter. Second Row: I.Schroeder, R.Reinke, T.Richter, J. Boscoe, D.Drazen. Top Row: K.Von Fange, B.Schade, J.Single, B. Hovey, Mr. Katt. Left to Right: Mike Kmetz, Doris Lamp, Elsa Bracken, Carolyn Hembly. Pep Band N-f Bottom Row, Left to Right: G.Strieter, B.Luekens, M.Engelmann, I.Schroeder, N.Hoecker, L.Tieber, D. Neubacker, K. Sauer , A . Ginter . Second Row: D.Drehs, D.Finger, I,Krone, Y.Proteau, 1.1-lille, I.Luekens, I.Ratz, C.Mueller, D.Lund, D.Wa1zak. Top Row: L.Zehnder, R.Ro11, P.Raquet, D.Drazen. T.Richter, I.Boscoe, T.Drehs, P.Muel1er, D.Albrecht, I.Singel. This page sponsored by: ANDREW HAPUTA CEMENT CONTRACTOR 3583 COLUMBIA 75 RD Bottom Row, Left to Right: Mr. Katt, M.Lutz, A.Duetemeyer, D.Stre1ka, M.Zehnder, I.Swanger, J.LLmd, E.C1ause, C.Sch1acht. Second Row: B.Smalheer, D.Mo1nar, B.Hemsath, D.Bloser, B.Obert, T.Drehs. Top Row: T.Clark, H.Neuman, T.Hembly, T.Zehnder, P.Bracken, D.Wolf, I.Lemon. This band offers the student practice which B Ba will enable him to become a member of the A Band in the future. Mr. Katt is the director of this band. He helps the student to develop into a good band member. This group participates in the band show which is held in the spring of the year. Beginning Orchesfra Left to Right: Sarah Hagedorn, Helen Walker, Inez Buildt, Lois Koenig, Mr, Katt, Karen Chuck. This group is the first step toward being in the or- chestra in the future. The student learns music skills which will help him to develop his musical talents . This page sponsored by: THE SPOHN HEATING AND VENTILATING 1775 E. 45. 76 fi 3 0. fee Senior Play Bull In A China Shop is On November 14 and 15, the Sen- . ior Class held its play, Bu1l in a Chi- na Shop, at Messiah Lutheran Church. This was Miss Temme's first year of play direction at Lutheran. Under her guidance, comedy and suspense combined to make the play a big suc- cess. Mike Kmetz, as Detective O'- Finn, headed the cast. Karen Von Fange, the domineering landlady, Hildegard, also put on a fine perform- ance. Ken Braatz as Sergeant Kramer, portrayed rash methods of joshing O'- Finn. Don Hurd and Ken Brownlee had their share of work as stretcher bearers who always made some wise comment. Donna Lund, who played Elizebeth, was the first to die. Carol Maruna, Nettie, soon fol- lowed her, while Carolyn Hembly, as Jane Rogers, con- tinued to make a play for O'Finn. Jeanette Bender, Birdie, was constantly swooning. Lucy and Amantha QEllen Sinnema and Sue Smythy strongly admonished her. Ron Maas did not make much of a hit with the ladies as he took finger prints. It was hard work for each one of those who was connected with the play. Congratulations ! This page sponsored by: THE LOIS YOUTH GUILD E DI TOR X xy ,Y Doris Lamp LAYOUT Ellen Sinnema, Sue Ojala, Ken Braatz Yearbook ADVISOR Mr . George Brandt J, T9 E K X ART PUBLICITY Carolyn Hernbly, Judy Walker Sue Smyth, Don Daley This page sponsored by: THE LONG PAINTING COMPANY 5209 PROSPECT AVE. '78 Sfaff COPY Mary Lou Starke, Don Hurd 2 if a s 3:0 PHOTOGRAPHY rfgfisfisms Jack Smith, Chuck Henkel CO -ORDINATOR Carol Maruna BUSINESS Louise Berghaus The Yearbook Staff takes pride in giving this book as a remembrance of this year at LHSW. They have worked hard and long, but know it was well worth while . The staff for the yearbook is picked in the latter part of the previous year. Mr. Brandt as advisor, has worked in this capacity for seven years. This page sponsored by: LAMP'S MELODY LANE 15108 DETROIT AVE 79 Longhorn Scouf Staff gnu' MW, f-1 .. i ll Qs' 1 Third Row, Left to Right: Miss Temme, Jack Smith, Ken Brownlee, Don Poloha, Ron Maas, Harvey Mozolac, Ron Mueller, Nancy Mohney, Doris Lamp. Second Row, Left to Right: Linda Pelger, Carolyn Hembly, Ellen Sinnema, Chris Scheutzow, Mary Ziegler, Sue Ojala. First Row, Left to Right: Rita Agler, Charles Henkel, Marge Redler. ff 2 fkfgbfp 'fiyff Busy little beavers--Aren't they? Or are they faking it out? Bet they posed just for the picture! This is the school paper of Lutheran West. Mr. Hinz submitted the name for the paper. The advisor of the group is Miss Temme. Our journalism class publishes the paper, which comes out monthly. The purpose of the paper is to acquaint the stu- dent with the happenings of the school. There are stories which are of a very serious nature, and there are also Stories which are for amusement. Editorials and sports are a favorite with the students. We thank the staff for the fine job they have done on the paper this past year This is what we call a real typist at work. Wou1dn't you? This page sponsored by: AID ASSOCIATION FOR LUTHERANS 21139 LORAIN RD. 80 Sfudenf Council First Row, Left to Right: L.Pe1ger, G.Lenz, B.Luekens, Mr. Braun, I.Bender, D.Hoecker, J.Petrie, J.Jahnke. Second Row, Left to Right: B.Muel1er, J.Luekens, P.Nicke1, P.Reitz, J.Singel, R.Osterland, B.Luecke. Top Row, Left to Right: M.Smith, I.Markworth, B.Roll, J.Ehlers, P.Brandes, T.Luekens, R.Evanko. Council Officers-Top Row: Treas. J.Single, V. Pres. R.Osterland. Bottom Row: Sec'y I.Luekens, Advisor Mr. Braun, Pres. P.Nickel. Keeping the student body happy and well informed about the school is the pur- pose of the student council. They achieve their purpose by working together in plan- ning assemblies, improving conditions at school, and working with the faculty to help make Lutheran West a more closely knit unit. Officers are elected by the entire stu- dent body each May. The constitution, drafted during the summer of '58, makes provisions for council members and their duties . Sfudenf C ourf Student Court is a new group at our school. Student control came into being this past year. Seniors and student coun- cil members are in charge of the program. In the Bible we are told to be our brother's keeper. With this thought in mind, stu- dent control began. If our fellow student acts contrary to the rules, it is up to us to talk to him. White slips are given to the offenders. and this court hears the case. They council with the person, all in the spirit of helping him lead a Godly life . Top Row, Left to Right: E.Schoenbaum, B.Nick- el, w.Schaedel. Second Row, Left to Right: K. Von Fange, Mr. Von Fange, P.Nickel. This page sponsored by: ROBERT J. INMAN FUNERAL HOME INC. 4466 PEARL 81 HiFi Club Monday evenings is the time when this club meets . This club studies HiFi equipment. Enjoy- ment and learning are combined in this club. Many of the mem- bers will enter the science field. The president is Mike Kmetz. First Row, Left to Right: J.Smirh, T.Luekens, C.Henke1, B.Nicke1. Second Row, Left to Right: M. Kmetz, A.Jeske, E.Schoenbaum, A.Ginter, R.Mue1ler, N.Fischer, Mr. Scheiderer. First Row, Left to Right: I.Luekens, M.Starke, S.Smyth, P.Nicke1, B.Luekens, S.Unland, S.Oja1a, G.Lenz, V.Albers. Second Row: J,Bomba, I.Krone, Y,Daru1a, S.Oja1a, E,Hinze, J,Petri, J,Page, M,Veit, M,Frey, Third Row: L,Zehnder, L,Schwane, S,Reinke, I,Bender, Mr, Von Fange, N, Hoecker, K, Chuck, E,Clouse, L,Berghaus. Fourth Row: K.Schefft, I.Singel, P.Glawe, R.Oster1and, E,Schoenbaum, L,Pe1ger, N.Spencer, J,Luekens. This club helps the student to get a clearer picture of the field of teaching. The mem- bers do various jobs such as correcting papers, substitute teaching, and tutoring. Jean Singel is the president of this club. This page sponsored by: NEIBERT AND MALONE Fuiure Teachers Club MASON CONTRACTORS 3339 FAIRHILL. 82 Sophomore Drama Club Top Row, Left to Right: P.Raquet, E.Krohn, I.Ratz, S.Von Fange, L.Netland, E.C1ause, C.Scheutzow, R. Spoerke. Second Row, Left to Right: D.Finger, R.Sanow, L.Frederick, D.Monte, S.Reinke, I.Reznicek, I. Krone. Bottom Row, Left to Right: M.Zieg1er, M.Benya, M.Red1er, L.Zehnder, S.Radke, Miss Malte. Valuable experience in the field of nursing is gained through this club. The members spend much time at Lutheran Hospital gaining knowledge which will help the girls . The president of This club has been very ac- tive this past year. They spon- sored a square dance which was very successful. Much time was spent on their play. Miss Malte is the advisor of this group. this organization is Marlene En- gelmann . Top Row, Left to Right: M.Svenson, L.Gahr, K.Koenig, L.Jeske. J.Schroe- der, N. Kennedy. Second Row, Left to Right: M.Benya, P.Reitz, R.Ag1er, S.Radke, Y.Proteau. Bottom Row, Left to Right: l.Lund, K. Kolbow, D.Neubach- er, M.Eng1emann, C. Schiemann . Fufure Nurses Club .r V This page sponsored by: ED. SCHOENBAUM GENERAL CONTRACTOR 6626 YORK RD 83 Girls' Afhlefic Associafion - Bottom Row, Seated: K.Von Fange, Point Recorder: M. Starke, Pres.: C.Schiemann, V.Pres. Standing: Lorey Tie- ber, Treas.g Miss Schairer, Advisorg Joanne Bomba, Sec'y. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Miss Schairer, M.Starke, C.Schiemann, G.Strieter, I.Bomba, D.Walzak. Second Row: D.Lamp, K.Schefft, L.Pelger, S.Von Fan- ge, G.Lenz, L.Heinrich. Third Row: L.Tieber, J.Luekens, K.Von Fange, S. Van Straaten, I.Schroeder. Council is the ruling body of G. A.A. Five of- ficers and twelve G.A.A. members composed the council this year. These girls were in charge of setting up the intramural program. Basketball, volleyball, and co-rec sports were a few things which they planned. So- cials also are planned by this group. A picnic, a pajarna party, and a moth er-daughter banquet were a few of them. Athletic Night was also sponsored by them. . if 135. A I 'ff First Row: D.Walzak, R.Reinking, L.Fredrick, D.Finger, L.l-leinrich, Miss Schairer, S.Reinke, S.Von Fange, G.Strieter, I.Bender, J.Luekens, K.Von Fange. Second Row: L.Zehnder, J.Singe1, G.Lenz, L.Pelger, I. Page, L.Ieske, L.Stockhaus, B.A1bers, M.Wa1kemeyer, B.Wilms, R.Schneider. Third Row: M.Starke, M. Engelmann, D.Lund, I.Lund, K.Koenig, S.Van Straaten, N.Mohney, C.Kosmahl, C.Ro11, A.Pennel1, C. Schiemann, Fourth Row: L.Tieber, D.Lamp, S.Oja1a, J.Scher1er, C.Maruna, L.Berghaus, S.Smyth, K. Schefft, C.Rubsam, I.Bomba. J.Luekens. G.A.A. also sponsors the offi- cials club. This group trains girls to be officials at intramurals. At the meetings they study the rules and also have demonstrations. Our girls are also in charge of offi- ciating our Lutheran elementary games. Twice a week our girls give of their time to help in the el- ementary games. Working with these children gives great satisfac- tion to us. Points are also earned doing this work, Awards are given each year at our banquet to the girls receiving the required number of points. Participating in sports, officiating intramurals, and leader- ship all earn points for the girl. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Miss Schairer, M.Starke, C,Schie- mann, G.Strieter, J.Bomba, D.Wa1zak. Second Row: K.Schefft, L.Pelger, S.Von Fange, J,Singel, D.Lamp, S.Smyth. Top Row: J.Luekens, J.Luekens, S.Van Straaten, K.Von Fange, L.Tieber, D.Lund, This page sponsored by: THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 85 . , 'A -L-' we ALW,..,, .. L,,. , ., 5, 1, I t f a, ,gh 1 if U a Little Abner and Daisy Mae, Jack Smith and Mary Zieg- ler, Ma and Pa Yokum, Pris Reitz and Bill Schade. Alamand left and right! Promenade all around the ring! Square Dance The Sadie Hawkins Square Dance was a huge success. G.A.A. spon- sored this event. The girls ask the guys to this event. This year the square dance was held in our cafe- teria. The week before the square dance, mystery couples were intro- duced on the P.A. each day. The stu- dents who guessed the mystery cou- ples received a prize. Finally the night of the square dance was upon us . Smiling faces were seen everywhere, for all enjoyed themselves . A high point of the evening was the crowning of Ma and Pa Yokum and Daisy Mae and Little Abner. The bouquets which they received were made of various vegetables . They led the grand march around the room which ended our danc- ing. Refreshments were then served to top off the evening. This page sponsored by: WESTGATE BARBER SHOP AND FRANCES' BEAUTY SALON. Services CAFETERIA CASHERS-Left to Right: K.Von Fange J Bomba S.Von Fange, M,Eng1emann D Hurd N Mohney. 74. f, 'W' ATTENDANCE CLERKS- Left ro Right: R.Mass, D. Monte, C.Tass1er, L.Pel- ger, L.Berghaus, B.Wi1ms R.G1over, J.Bomba. .7 g Honor Clubs First Row, Left to Right: P.Hemke, I.Markworth, S.Kronenberger, M.Smith. Second Row: E.Schoenbaum, T.Richter, D.Po1oha, D.Schwartz, T.Luekens. Third Row: J.Boscoe, I.Ha- S puta, A.Kopper, B.Strieter, W.Schaede1, R.Bese1, M.Wa1ker, R.Reinke, Mr. Seevers. The purpose of this club is to further sports for boys. In order to join this club a boy must have earned a school letter. During the year, they will also try to pro- mote athletics in our grade schools. The officers of this club are as follows: Pres - Don Poloha, Vice Pres. - Ted Richter, Secretary - Dick Schwartz, Treas. - Ed Schoenbaum. Nafional Honor Sociefy National Honor Society is a new organization at Luther- an. The requirements for admission are that the student must have at least a B average and must have shown leader- ship and service . Students who have been accepted into this club deserve congratulations from the entire school. May they all continue to work diligently for their Lord. This page sponsored by: R, J, HEATING 3803 CLARK AVE. , 88 E E f m e use n I Honor Roll First Row, Left to Right: J.Singe1, D.Lamp, R.Sanow, V.A1- bers. Second Row: D.B1oser, R.Reinking, D.Wa1zak, G. Wittstock . Students earning a grade point of 3.5 are placed on the Honor Roll. The purpose of the Honor Roll is to honor those students who have showed such outstand- ing achievements . At the beginning of the freshmen year, students are placed in either the W,X,Y, or Z group. Our guidance department meets individually with the student, and he is placed in the group on the basis of his ability. Stu- dents who are working above the average of their group are placed on the Merit Roll. Congratulations is extended to jean Singel, semi- finalist in National Merit Scholarship Test. Merif Roll 999' Jean Singel First Row, Left to Right: P.G1awe, M.Frey, I.Svec, D.Lund, M.Starke, L.Tieber, K.Von Fange. Second Row: N.Hoecker, S.Ojala, J.Luekens, L.Kostelny, A.Fruechtl, L.Jeske, C.Mue1ler. Third Row: J.Schmidt, P.Mue11er, B.Luecke, R,Bese1, P,Brandes, W.Pretzlaff. J.Boscoe, D.Mather, B, Nickel. This page sponsored by: HANDY ANDY MAINTENANCE 3981 W. 15'7TH 89 A lot of people came to see the momentous ground breaking of Luther- an High West. Lutheran High West started classes in September at St. Peter 81 Paul Church. We waited patiently to move into our new school. The quarters at St. Peter 81 Paul were a little small, but classes ran quite smoothly. After the first six weeks, we moved into our beautiful new school on Linden Road. The wonderful, modern facilities surely were appre- ciated. Our own student lounge became a very popular place for meetings . A well equipped home economics lab and also a new science lab made learning much easier. In November our gymnasium was completed. November 20, , 1958 was a big day in our lives . This was the day Lutheran High West was dedicated. Over two thousand people were present at this historical occasion. The workmen were soon gone from the school and everything settled down. Our large gym helped our sports program a great deal. Each day we assemble in the gym for chapel devotions. This is one of the high points in our day for we have a chance to talk to our God. This wonderful new building has given our students a blessing for whch we should be thankful. May we each thank our God and all of the people who have made this school pos- sible. WEST -L . '!,,,,.J K , . i I . X , f ...-- A 1 WSC -, fi!!! JR:f4,Ax Y' E Kiev ' 'K i ' ., Lutheran West is dedicated. This page sponsored by: MOTKO'S SERVICE STATION 6713 RIDGE. 90 --Ai e' ,.,....-- iii The cornerstone laying of Lutheran High West. East side ground breaking. x, . ff 'I M, L af A V, 5 f P? , . ,,, 4' Moving out of S.S. Peter and Paul. un' su: W .Mug Moving into the new Lutheran West. 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Many hours were spent by Mr. Katt writing the words and also the music. The reaction the students had to the song was tremen- dous. Last year it was decided that the Al- ma Mater of Lutheran East and West would remain the same. Only one line of the words had to be changed. Mr. Katt composed the Alma Mater as a prayer to God. We ask the Lord to guide and direct our lives . Sincere thanks is expressed to Mr. Katt for compos- ing these songs. 53 This page sponsored by: CHEF LOUIS RESTAURANT AND CATERING SH-1-6640. 92 93 'K A . Q' xtf 1 S . -A 4 ' g S xl' lv... L., 1 WA- ...WJ S Y ' . in 4 ' 1 I . Well--it's like this! 1 w i Sing along with me. L Snap Pages E E S 4 5 3 1 1 . WE4bouidwhnve'h'a5'nced A3 all night. Laura Licht Loyal Falcon. The King and Queen of Hearts. Who, Me?? ' Future Basketball Team? Yea Longhorns! FIGHT! 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