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

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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-

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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

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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