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

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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

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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

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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