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

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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

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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

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'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