Lutheran North High School - Crusader Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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She has taught everything from freshman English to Advanced Composition for seniors. Her versatility is diliicult to match. She has always gone out of her way to help her students learn by giving that little bit of extra effort that is needed. In the classroom, Miss Koch applies herself to interesting the students. She provides a new insight to the Held of English. By always seeking new ways and methods of teaching, she keeps her classes both interesting and educational. Because of her broad background with books, she is an authority on al- most any book a student wishes to read and is constantly recommending new books for her stu- dents. When she tells about a book, she makes it seem to come alive so that the students really want to read it. Besides teaching, Miss Koch, is also the faculty consultant for the Penorama, and was the sponsor of the Book Discussion Club. It is because of her loyalty and devotion to the Held of English and the giving of herself to her students, that the 1967 CRUSADER is dedicated to Miss Koch, 111 , - 1 1111 E1 111 111 1, 1- .1 11111111111 1 111 1121 11 1 1-1 fm gk 1526111 1Qs1411ssz19e111 11 11115 11 1 15 S1315-PESS ' . 1 .,,1 1-my 111 k VEKTS3??' 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CUL TT AN TRA T10 ff lzhzi 11 12215 12 24111511- 1 -1 -1111 1-1--11111111 :51SMi5?,ff'fi?1f71 -if f1Z2?Qi3fEf3ff111- 1 11 1111111111111 -W1111111 11111111 1 5511111151 S11 1 1111 .111,a..g1.r f1ss3E1iE1iSi4WM7 11 111211 1- 11111 -s11s1H1gsi1121se1g:1:1- 11111111.1?11- 1--111,11 1412 21111-wi fn E:'f3E'::1:E : 11 1,111 ,1, 111 f 1 1.1. 1112: 5 1 NSN NX PRI CIPAL' MESSAGE The education of a Crusader includes a commitment to a life of action. When the Lord admonishes us to be Doers of the Word and not hearers only He is underscoring this commitment. The dedication we bring to the task of witnessing for Christ is our true measure of worth. Throughout life we search for a wider knowledge and a better understanding so that our lives may be of greater significance to others. Serving Christ through service to our fellowmen becomes the true pattern of action for every Crusader. It is my prayer that the Class of '67 continues to follow the ideal of service. With this goal you will truly be the Crusaders of '67, 6 FRONT ROW' Left to Right: Mr. R. Eggerdingg Mr. E. sickg Mr. F. Rokefeldg Mr. R. Cvaeblerg Mr W Branneky Hagenmuellerg Mr. R. Kohlmang Mr. D. Huberg Mr. K. C. NOT PICTURED: Mr. W. Burkeg Mr. H J Reminga Meyer, Mr. E. Werner. SECOND ROW' Rev. G. Sommor- Mr. H. Trusheimg Rev. A. Wangering Dr. L Wuerifel Mr A meyerg Mr. E. Hagensiekerg Mr. D. Hingstg Mr. C. Kling- Steinmann. ADM NI TRATIO The able administrators of our school, Mr. Meyer, Mr. Werner, and the Board of Trustees, are dedi- cated to the cause of Christian education. Each man or group, as a section of our administration, spends many hours working out and establishing a school system for us by which we not only get the best possible academic education but also receive guide- lines for our continuing development in Christ. Many times we have a tendency to forget about these men and the job they do, so here we would like to show our appreciation to them for doing a good job of keeping Lutheran High School running smoothly. 7 Superintendent K. C. Meyer MR. ARTHUR BUSEKIST, B.S.. M.A. Concordia College, River Forestg Uni- versity of Minnesota. American History, World History. MR. PAUL CARLTON, B.S. Concordia College, Seward. Algebra I, Algebra II, Trigonometry, Geometry. MRS. LOIS BRAUER, B.S. Southeast Missouri State. Home Eco- nomics I and Il. MRS. DORTHY CAEMMERER, A.B. St. John's Collegeg Southwestern Col- lege. Latin I and II. MR. FRANK COLBA, B.S., M.A. Concordia College, River Forestg Northwestern Universityg Concordia Seminary. Senior Religion, Director of Guidance. 8 MR. PAUL CRISLER, B.S Concorida College, River Forest, Mis souri University, St. Louis, S.l.U Washington University. Algebra I, New Testament, Old Testament MRS. LOIS DURHAM, B.S. Missouri University, Columbia, Mis- souri University, St. Louis. Girls' Physi- cal Education. MISS JAN EDWARDS, B.S. Missouri University, Columbia. Amer- ican Literature, English I, English Liter- ature, Journalism, Writing Lab. MR. ROBERT FRUEND, B.A. Concordia College, River Forest, S.I.U., St. Johns' College, Valparaiso Uni- versity. Old Testament, New Testament, Guidance Counselor. MR. CHARLES HOGER, B.S., M.A. Concordia College, River Forest, Harris Teachers College, Loyola Uni- versity, Northwestern University, Wash- ington University, Duke University Marine Laboratory. Biology. MR. MARTIN HOKAMP, B.S., M.A.R. Midland College, St. Louis University, Concordia Seminary. Bookkeeping, Clerical Practice, Oliice Machines, Shorthand. MR. JOHN HOYER, B.S. Valparaiso University, Washington University. Drama Speech, Math. MR. JACK KINWORTHY, B.S., M.A. Concordia College, River Forest, Mis- souri University, St. Louis, St. Louis University. American History, Social Studies. MR. WILLIAM KIRCHHOFF, A.B., M.A. Concordia College, River Forest, But- ler University, Concordia Seminary, Arthur Jordan Conservatory. Senior Reli- gion, Vocal Music. MISS DORTHY KLINE, B.A., Valparaiso University. English I, Eng- lish II, American Literature, Writing Lab. MISS IRMGARD KOCH, B.S., M.A. Concordia College, River Forest, Uni- versity of Wisconsin, Washington Uni- versity, St., Louis University, University of Washington. Advance Composition, Modern Literature, World Literature, Writing Lab. MR. RALPH LEE, M.B., M.M. St. Louis Institute of Music, Wash- ington University. Band. MISS MARGARET MEHL B.A Valparaiso University. American Lit erature, Practical Writing, English II, German I. MRS. VELMA MARTIN, B.S. Lincoln University, Washington Uni- versity. School Librarian. MR. MARK NUGENT, B.A., B.S. University of Chicago. Algebra I, Science. MR. JERRALD PFABE, B.S., M.A. St. Paul's College, Concordia College, River Forest, St. Louis University, Wash- ington Universtiy. American Govern- ment, Economics, World History. MR. DON OETTING, B.S., M.S. Concordia College, Seward, Central Missouri State, Harris Teachers Collegeg Washington University. American His- tory, Physical Education, Social Studies. MRS. WILMA PICKENS, B.S. University of Arkansas, Arkansas State College, St. Louis University. Notehand, Typing. lr r REV. ARTHUR REPP, JR., B.A., B.D. Valparaiso University, Concordia Seminary. History of the Church, Old Testament, New Testament. Q M , MR. DAVID RICHTERKESSING, B.S. MR- WAYNE SCHMIDT, B.S. Concordia College, Sewardg University Concordia College, Portland, Portland of Missouri at Rolla. Physics, Gfmmeffy- State College, Concordia College, Seward. General Science' Chemistry, General Science. MR. ALBERT STREUFERT, B.A., M,A. S.I.U., Carbondaleg University of Michigan, Valparaiso University. German Iand II. MR. JERRY SIMMONS, B.S., M.A. Concordia College, Austin, Concordia College, River Forest, Concordia College, Seward. English I, English II, Sociology, Writing Lab. 12 MR. RICHARD WALLACE, A.B., M,A. Harris Teachers College, Washington University, St. Louis University. Alge- , bra I, Algebra IV, Math Analysis. MR. BILL THRASHER, B.S. Northeast Missouri State. General Shop, Mechanical Drawing. MISS SHIRLEY VRADENBURGH, B.A. Concordia College, River Forest English I, English II. MR. CARL YOCHUM, B.S., M.S. Concordia College, River Forest, Indiana University, Chicago Art In- stitute, Washington University, Art I and II, Art Appreciation. I3 Mrs. Roshke, Mrs. Neely QFFICE STAFF Our two office women, Mrs. Neely, Secretary, and Mrs, Roshke, Registrar, have the tedious job of running the oilice at North and handling our ad- ministrative affairs. By doing these jobs they keep the school organized and running smoothly. ADMINI TRATIVIE ASSISTANT r a ace as assis an a minis ra or as o a job. He helps Mr. Werner by taking on such jobs as attenda scheduling tests, taking control of the health room and exe M.Wll 'ttd tt h dnenexcell r c c ing disciplinary actions. Between this job and teaching, N really keeps Mr. Wallace busy so we'd like to thank him for his time and effort. GL IDANC Between the combined eff guidance counselors, every whether it is just planning 1 on colleges. These men play z Mr. Fruend Mr. Colba CU TQDIAN L'Have you ever noticed how clean our halls are? This, plus keeping our school in best pos- sible working condition inside and out, is the job that our custodians carry out so faithfully all year round. We're really lucky to have such a custodian staff, who will put up with us and our messes at North. We give them our hearty thanks for keeping North in such a Grade-A condition. Mr. Frentzel, Mr. Little, Mr. Popp. CGGK Few people realize how much work our cooks really do for us. The kitchen staff works hard to turn out a great hot lunch, but their job doesn't end there. After they prepare the meal comes the job of cleaning up the kitchen and the cafeteria. We owe a great deal of thanks to the cooks for keeping us working throughout the day. Left to right: Mrs. Krebs, Mrs. Vossen- kemper, Mrs. Burridge, and Mrs. Hilgeman. QNot picturedl Mrs, Becker and Mrs. Schoults. .sims mimaisgissiicem me wzrssf2nfz:f.sft -s1e92J 9aez -wmsxiicszasfw Fm K S Ef 1 I' Eg SE IO I! F' L ' mimw M iJ!' V'2,,..,., , ,Q..A,A ..,A A ...,,,.., no i i Q . 5 ' 'fr Af -MV W., I 2 WWW ' Ei? M ,W , H W g X? H W we gf ms 15 an Q5 if gi? 26 E S 5 W Sf? 2 E E 2 E 5 ' my ?.!!Q5'W Q E ICR CLASS HI TORY The class of '67 looks back on its years at both Central and North with the feeling that they passed all too quickly. It seems like only a short time ago that we entered Lutheran Central as 'flittle freshmen, and became accustomed to the teasing of the upperclassmen, the jammed hallways, and the absence of showers in the girls' gym. That year our class first proved itself to be outstanding in athletics and scholastics as we were led by our first class officers: Bob Siesennop, president, John Vogt, vice- presidentg Jackie Lang, secretary-treasurer, and Larry Wahler, representative. Our only disappointment came on the very last day of school when the school picnic was rained out for the first time in Central's history. Then we were sophomores. No longer the babies of the school, we proceeded with great contidence. Our class was represented on every varsity team, and we led the school in the number of students on the honor roll. Our Valentine social, The Sweet Beat,', was a great success under the leadership of Nancy Vogt, presi- dent, Sharon Nitz, vice-president, Linda Middendorf, secretary-treasurer, and George Lueker, representative. Of course, the big event that year was the com- pletion and move to Lutheran North and the expectation of really having a HOME game. Our junior year we sentimentally remembered Central and its peculiarities and learned to appreciate what North had to offer. For the first time Lutheran High had a homecoming and, as always, the juniors concentrated on their big party for the seniors in May. By winning the magazine campaign and selling every available bar of chocolate, we once again proved our great class spirit. Led by Gary Engelhardt, president, Dave Schlechte, vice-president, Janie Selzer, secre- tary, Jackie Lang, treasurer, and Linda Middendorf, representative, we pro- duced the La Comida Fiestai' which set the high standards for those banquets which were to follow. In our last year at Lutheran, by heading many clubs and organizations and helping produce the COURIER and CRUSADER, we proved ourselves worthy of the title of seniors. Our tremendous athletes and school spirit were instrumental in producing teams that ranked high in almost every sport. The class oiiicers that memorable year were Ralph Fischer, presidentg Norm Evans, vice-president, Mike Tinker, secretary-treasurer, and Josie Gardiner, representative. All too soon the day we had dreamt about for four years came-Graduation Day. As we leave high school, we hope that we have left our mark on Lutheran High, for happily it has left its mark on us. The Christian training we have received here will continually guide us in the many years to come. The class of ,67 will always remain in their hearts Lutheran High CRUSADERS. 19 Ruth Ann Abaecherli College Prep Ruth,' Great alto tenor How do you spell your last name? GAA l,2,3,4, letteredg Vol- leyball 4g Choir 3,4g B- chorus 2g Honor Roll 4. Joseph Alongi College Prep Joe Pillar of the tenor section . . . Plays a mean fiddle . . . COURIER 4g Band lg Choir 43 Boys' Glee Club 4g Computer Club 3. Karen Jean Anderson College Prep 'LKaren,' .. . LHSN's only Indian GAA lg Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet Committeeg Sr. Publi- city Committee. Deborah Lee Barker College Prep Debbie Tons of tardies . . . Strong GOP supporter . . . Trans- ferred 3. Kathleen Elizabeth Ahlschwede College Prep Kathy Perfect jumpshot . . . The underclassmen's friend ,. . CRUSADER 45 COURI- ER 3,4g Journalism Club 3, 4g GAA l,2,3,4, letteredg Honor Roll l,2,3,4. 4 It's a bird it s a plane Raymond Alexander Basye, Jr. College Prep Ray Gridiron Gladiator . . . Bill Cosby the second . . . Stu- dent Council 4g Football l,2, 3,4, lettered, co-captaing Soccer 3,4, letteredg Base- ball 2, letteredg Track 3,4, letteredg Choir 3g B-chorus 2g Boys' Glee Clubg L- Club 3,4g Gymnastic Club 43 Library Assistant lg Sr. Project Committee. 20 Terry Joe Bozzay College Prep Terry North's Lew Alcindor He shoots to set records . . . Basketball l,2,3,4, letteredg Baseball l,2, letteredg Foot- ball l,2,3, letteredg L-Club 2,3,4g Gymnastic Club 3,43 Sr. Project Committee. King me. Kevin Edward Buchmueller College Prep Kevin Guy with a racquet Knows a couple of good ones Tennis 2.3.4, let- teredg Basketball 1,2g Choir 3g B-chorus Zg Boys' Glee Club 4g L-Club 4g Sr. Pub- licity Committee. Joan Diane Breckenkamp College Prep Joan To some she seems quiet but . . . I can't do it, Mrs. Cam- merer . . . Student Council 4g Art Club 4g GAA 2,3,4g Gymnastic Club 3g Pep Club 3,45 Sr. Entertainment Committee. Linda Sue Bremerkamp General Linda Knit one, pearl two . . . Pep Club 3,4g Library Assistant 4. Ronald Gilbert Brown College Prep Ron Known for his quiet ways A miniature Mr. Lee . . . COURIER 4g Student Council 2,3,4g Tennis 3,45 Band l,2,3,4g Dance Band 2g Radio Club lg Chess Club lg Photography Club 4g Journalism Club 3,43 Jr.- Sr. Banquet Committeeg Sr. Publicity Committeeg Hon- or Roll l,2,3,4. Linda Jean Burmeister Business Education Linda Calm and composed . . . Choir 4g B-chorus 2g Girls' Glee Club 3g Library Assist- ant 3. o .51 f , ,E ': L Fl .,, . -. . iiikffv i il 1,-2 1 --'- 1 . - 1-,:gg2?521g, I 1 ,,gFg,.:E:Qv,E::': his 's..5r:7ffs.'f,ui ' .tl-iff?+iiWif?:?:f.1i5 9? 'J SF' - 22E'fn 2 :?:2Q:Z-:-9592 . - - - :,.'Z5Q. :l'::1:I' S,I I'.v -fwfiv w K 3 TTS : . . as t - 'ff' fax? W: .. .21 - , sh: at-, -1. S 2:- 1 ' . . M 1 -. ' sf. 1- --me-sg ah. .... s ,- , f Paul James Choate College Prep Paul Gives his all to the team . . , Tough guy with a soft heart . . . Football l,2,3,4, let- teredg Baseball lg Track 3,43 letteredg Choir 43 B-Chorus 33 L-Club 2,3,43 Gymnastic Club 3: Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee. David Richard Corner College Prep Dave Quiet 8L conservative Football l,2, letteredg Bas- ketball 23 Baseball 2. Marla Louise Coward General Marla A Coward in name only . . , Good things come in small packages Pep Club 33 Ofhce Assistant 43 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee. Glenda Marie Crawford General Glenda Always smiling . . . Look of innocence B-Chorus 23 Girls, Glee Club 33 Gymnas- tic Club 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 GAA 43 Library Assistant 43 Oliice Assistant 4. Katheryn Elizabeth Colba College Prep t'Kathy Doesn,t need guidance A welcome addition to any team . . , Choir 3,43 B-Cho- rus 23 Girls' Octette 43 GAA l,2,3,4, letteredg Gym- nastic Club 33 Drama Club 43 Pep Club lg Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet Committee. He got an A Sharman Fabienne Dallwitz General Sharman A short walk to school . , . Constant chatter , . . CRU- SADER 3,43 B-Chorus 2, 33 Thespian Troupe 2,3,4g Art Club 43 Gymnastic Club 43 Photography Club 33 Dra- ma Club l,2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,4Q GAA 3,43 All School Play 3,43 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committeeg Sr. Publicity Committee. James Leonard Davis College Prep Jim Math Whiz .. , James L. . . . Computer Club 3g Hon- or Roll 2,3. Who said chivalry is dead? Gary David Engelhardt College Prep Gary Love thatjumpshot . , . Our courageous captain CRUSADER 4, co-editor, Student Council lg Basket- ball l,2,3,4, lettered, co- captaing Baseball lg Choir 3, 4g B-chorus 25 L-Club 3,4g Class Pres. 3g Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet Committeeg Sr. En- tertainment Committee. Gail Marie Dickens College Prep Gail Pepsodent smile . . . Oh, that giggle . . . Library As- sistant 4, Sr. Entertainment Committeeg Transferred 3. Paul Kenneth Dickey College Prep Paul Southern drawl . . . Shuflles down the halls of North . . . Football 3,4g Track 3,4g Choir 4g L-Club 3,45 Trans- ferred 3. Perry Eugene Edwards College Prep Perry,, Hitch-hikerls thumb . . , Al- ways a wisecrack , . . Foot- ball l,2, lettered, Baseball l, 2, lettered, Choir 44 Boys' Glee Club 4g Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet Committee. Renolder G, Ericson College Prep Skip,' Our own Johnny Rabbit . . . DJ for WGNU .. . Band l, 2,33 Radio Club. 23 Norman H. Evans College Prep Norm Charlie Johnson's replace- ment . . . Brains and Brawn .., COURIER 35 Football l,2,3,4, lettered, co-captaing Basketball l,2,3,4, letteredg Baseball l,2,3,4, letteredg Choir 4g Boys' Glee Club 4g L-Club 2,3,4g Gymnastic Club 3,4g Book Discussion Club 3g Journalism Club 3, 4g Class Vice-Pres. 4g Jr- Sr. Banquet Committeeg Sr. Entertainment Committee. Wayne Robert Filson College Prep Wayne Likes school? . . . Has a good time no matter what he does . . , Jr,-Sr. Banquet Committee. Ralph Henry Fischer College Prep Ralph'i Thinks he's a rabbit . . . A fisher of men Football l,2,3,4, letteredg Basketball l,2,3, letteredg Track 3,4, letteredg Gymnastic Club 4g L-Club 2,3,4g Class Pres. 4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com- mitteeg Sr. Project Com- mittee. Rita June Everding College Prep 6'Rita Serves a wicked VB . . . A new found actress All School Play 4g Drama Club 2,4g Thespian Troupe 4g Art Club 4g Pep Club l,2,3g GAA l,3g Majorettes 4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Commit- teeg Sr. Entertainment Committeeg Honor Roll 2,4. Why don't they ever have chop suey9 Richard Allen Freiert College Prep Rick', Tri-stripe sweater Mr. flat top . . . Cross Country l,2,3,4, letteredg Track 3,4, letteredg B-chorus 21 Art Club 43 L-Club l,2,3,4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee. Anita Irene Frentzel Business Education Anita' A little giggle goes a long way Choir 3,4g B- chorus 25 Girls' Glee Club 3g Pep Club lg Bookstore Assistant 4g Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet Committee. s 11. age:.f-ww.fe'g1si:sw3122if.:f1ex1.-Wie:is2Lff11sm:Cf!ia1T' .., ,, - kkf,- .f.,f,,-.:.Qggg,-if is 5 , .,,,mKFi5m wha PM -A - 21555-iff':fi2'f :a:Kf 'f.,!: . ' :yr .5 I, - H . H ,s a g53:.1'g:.fgj. t.. Tl- , I .1-Q'- 'fi . 91 'V fy., 1: - - if. 521 -'5 -i n - .:t,.1tff fg:- .. 1 - vf... f.,,.f A ..,, V, ,. - ff ' K .12 Sidiliiaiilfwiix' V '15' .4 ixgiaskeasigszzeaizraxfse Deborah Ann Frese College Prep Debbie Dimples . . . Her flip never Hops . . . Choir 3,45 B- chorus 2g Girls' Glee Club 3, 4g Pep Club l. Don't look posed. This is supposed to be a candid. Gary Thomas Glenn General Gary Penny for your thoughts . . . Road runner . . . Cross Country 2.3, letteredg Track 4. Mary Josephine Gardiner College Prep Josie A bird's best friend Cute as a button . . . CRU- SADER 3,4g COURIER 4g Student Council 2,4g Class Rep. 4g B-chorus 2g Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,4, letteredg Journalism Club 4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committeeg Sr. Entertainment Committee. Marcella Ruth Gegel College Prep Marce Owner of NEVESYTXIS .. . Choir 3,4g B-chorus 2g Girls' Octette 3,4g Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4g Bookstore Assistant 4g Honor Roll 2,3, 4. Charles Lee Girard College Prep Chuck Our man on the backboards . . , Arms and shoulders like Atlas ... Basketball 1.2.3, 4, letteredg Baseball 2g L- Club 3,4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee. Norma .lean Govreau College Prep Norma Student Council's gain Student Council 2,3,4g Choir 3,4g B-chorus 2g Girls' Glee Club 3,4g Pep Club 3, 4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com- mitteeg Sr. Publicity Com- mittee. .myf- ::. iif: 1 iif a SZ . J U I Har? 1 Ar S l ,f 4' 9 U 55 1 fi ll H muslim ,a 5 K L He, ' au ,t X a X E 55 pf 1 ft SEQ Q Y' I ESQ 91 ra D is 5525? msg a 3 gow M S 4 ll l f Q, 55 ,em gl :J azz S 'iw , at .Y . . fl?-i K ' 1 - eta? .QM 1 Q gi -f'- ...E 4,41 i an , Y sl -4 x 5 ii, , eil X fm , 5 l Q Essex X SE ll git-W Xa ,qgww 5 X9 f Q gms Z 1 dy -like 2 Q S1 s is ff if f am-llxl as K L ag 332523 1. -:lv No, Ray, this is football. 1 ' ' P fm-if-1:0111-1-, . .2-1, a Sw a Diane Louise Graeser Colleg Prep Diane DO blondes have more fun? . . . Cheerleading perfection ... CRUSADER 3,43 COURIER 4g Student Council 2g GAA l,2,3,4, let- teredg Hockey 2,3,4g Basket- ball 3,4g Volleyball 3,4g Softball 3g Choir 3,4g B- Chorus 25 Cheerleader 2,3, 45 co-captaing Pep Club l,2,3,4g Journalism Club 43 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com- mitteeg Sr. Entertainment Committee. G. Louis Green College Prep Lou' Drives a yellow bomb Athletics unlimited , . . Stu- dent Council lg Football 2, 4, letteredg Cross Country lg Soccer 2,3,4, letteredg Base- ball l,2,3,4, letteredg L- Club 2,3,4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee. 1 Beverly Ann I-Iallenbeck College Prep Bev Bevo . . . riotous laugh . . , B-Chorus 23 Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,4g Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet Committee. Sharon Jeanne Granger Business Education Sharon Beautiful blue eyes Choir 3,4g B-Chorus 23 Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g GAA 3,4g Jr.- Sr. Banquet Committee. -' f ies, f K ' E . .lk L 'azz n , ,sg 1. ' 1 , . 'zfftffss ,. ,. l,t,it.,i,m -' -- ifizsitfas :Q f ia t 4 , :iss zzfeiaf E MQW? fet a 7 Q 58, at Assy sl S tl tg? A Q 'GK -M a , X it Q 5 is gig? ' lit :Pls-I C :Q A it 1 a A it 'uw .1522 me :ft .. . mis., .4 ' ' y ,. .. ww 1. .li ,W ,,.-Lf... , Gloria Jane Herchert Paul Timothy Hellmann ..Paul,, College Prep f'Gloria Always thumbing a ride. Soft spoken . , . Cara Puel- la .. . Pep Club 2,43 GAA lg Honor Roll4. A ? Q Q Henry George Herrmann College Prep Hank Man of the family . . . Nev- er wastes a word . . . Foot- ball 4g Cross Country lg Track 3,4g Choir 4g B-Cho- rus 2. Don t worry I ll kill it. Esther Ruth Iezzi College Prep Esther Hot '59 . . . Adds something to every wall CRU- SADER 4g COURIER 4g GAA l,2,3,4, letteredg Hoc- key 2,3,4g Basketball 4g Volleyball 4g B-Chorus 2g Pep Club l,2,3,4, Pres. 45 B team cheerleader 2g Majorettes 3g Gymnastic Club 3g Journalism Club 4g Oihce Assistant 3,4g Jr.- Sr. Banquet Committee, Nancy Lea Hertlein Business Education Nancy A lucky boss will get her next . . . Softball 2,4g GAA 1,25 Choir 3,4g B-Chorus 2. Ruth Deborah Heumann College Prep Ruth P.K. with a pixie smile . . . Peaches SL cream . . . GAA l,2,3,4, letteredg Volleyball 3,4g Girls' Glee Club 35 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Commit- tee. James Edward Hoenerhoif College Prep Hoener Smoky the Bear to be .. . Our funny man . . . Football l,2g Basketball lg Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee. Pamela Jeanne Isenberg College Prep Pam Subtle wit Loves that Latin GAA 3,4g Art Club 4g Girls' Glee Club 2,3g Pep Club 3,4g Gymnastic Club 3g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committeeg Sr. Entertain- ment Committee. sis Nga tg-it fwf-4' rl rm ll 1 1 f f whee- J2-grx M 1 ,A e' A 1, , .M ' , -is W a, 'wth-af itzfllsnsiz-.Q . -2 :ei f W-l, s,lf.f gi 3 - f'.r-'wr il g a 5. wr ala ga, 5-rv 1,-an 22 5 is-fagw i' E agle:-ig-kg,3rs gg 2 2 31 ,Y - 5 ,En , if-- v15j'S.-:' :.s:3'E1 . ' ?5r': I5-2 3 1...f. :.. 1 -1 gg cz J, :: .ye A L1,:',j,, - ,MW 2 ,11 . wi t Q.,-fir,-gs wi 'L v:1,., l1- i It-H - F 'J .ag-J ,1f,gez1 .13 L V. ,- A .bfi :scwsewt , ML,-Wiki .1 in K1 ,:y,-:gy it f3e's:kg.ssa4: a ' fig K 13 'ggbiikfgg . 1 , , , -f 4 Q f 11352: e . , .ay 3 , f If Barbara Elaine Jackson General Barb England enthusiast Twinkle in her eyes GAA l,2,3,4, letteredg B- chorus 2g Choir 3,43 Girls' Glee Club l,3,4g Gymnastic Club 4g Tennis Club 3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee. David Eugene Jett College Prep Dave Alias Rip Van Winkle Divebomber Choir 4g Boys' Glee Club 4g Trans- ferred 3. Melvin Luther Johnson College Prep Mel A tiny tornado through that line , . . Plymouth problems . . . Football 2,3,4, letteredg Baseball l,2,3,4, letteredg L-Club 3,4. Debra Kay Jones General Debi Jonesy . . . Never a hair out of place . . . Crusader 3g Courier 4g Student Council 3g Choir 3,4g B-chorus 2g Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,4g Art Club 4g Pep Club 2,3g GAA 3,43 Journalism Club 4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Commit- teeg Tennis Club 4. Michael F redreck Jarvis General Mike Big Mike . . . A deep think- CI',.. Youjust stepped on my toe William Joseph Jones College Prep Bill A great listener . . . Student Council lg B-chorus 2g Baseball lg Chess Club l. Katherine Ann Kenkel College Prep Kathy', A smile and a wrinkle of the nose . . . Soft in words and looks ... COURIER 45 Pep Club 45 Journalism Club 45 Sr. Publicity Com- mittee. Q Stew sua-S ,ta Www 135,31 ,. , gram Xa Eve Ms an Q at Q 'i-' 4 1-Mi - - -1- he KS ,,,r. . f,,,..a . sw -ai 1: ff 225112 we ,t Q -g:g5,:-,,1sQit,,fwfRg- ff - ,,y-tf1:t,,fL an i--f Q - Robert Edward Koch College Prep Bob Smiles come easy , , . Foot- ball l 2 letteredg Soccer 25 Baseball Manager 15 Radio Club l. My group had 2192: fewer cavities! Liz?-3EiV9e 3?55'f'f 1 'iw r'?i f AVHW WSH 1' t2i l?'Ti 3f91.ezi 5W.,z.' 1 ls-a s . f 5?1gea2,,f53i' fr:ggje,g1yfes:zs59?etr - iff? ' ' ' -- f ag,-vawilgfwsm' 'fits -rf 15 55 5, 3,.,rt,,,,,s, at . .. ,A ,A it .,,h a a- . - - K :mm aeraaw-A may pgwtggtmta V -- a eggem -tggfwgaa , ,ff ,,rt 5 ,.- - ...,--,, , i ,. --,, S,.l t tg ,l,-lt1 1? . TV: . ' - ,. 5 2l g.Qi',',j1:: ',,. Wf25iaf'L14 ' - S S a S K K 1 f S ST vs F' 5 x uk' 4 H argl f 5 5 Q' wg me QM , g Mgt s-qw X , 55, X it s Vxxxxw 3 1 5 Q, 3 ,.:'-a f-5 i ,- 29 Annette Marie Kirschmann College Prep Annette P.K. Never a harsh word Choir 3,45 B- chorus 25 Girls' Octette 3,45 GAA 153,45 Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2, 3,45 Journalism Club 45 Honor Roll 2. Donald Roger Klass College Prep Don,' Do you have a forehead? . . , Any desk could be his bed Basketball l,2,3,4, letteredg Baseball l,2,3,4, letteredg Choir 35 L-Club 4. Louis Robert Koch Business Education 'fLou His favorite word is swish .,. Sock it to me ... Foot- ball 35 Basketball l,2,3,4, lettered, co-captain5 Base- ball l,2,3,4, letteredg Choir 3,45 Gymnastic Club 3,45 L-Club 3,45 Sr. Entertain- ment Committee. Nancy Jeane Kraft College Prep Nancy A lover of Latin Met her as juniors Trans- ferred 3. -sr-- I -I 1-few':Nikfsraaauseflalf.K1,E lmstfagt uae. fi-fi1Z::si4ffSifJ?- T we-'EES tgmgy2937iegtqgggwgtwezrss-gg!--Sim'msfew fZafS,,.ws-is-fsigflgiex 1 l we , ,r Naam is-., , 3 ,Q .fs 5. 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Band 233, 43 Girls' Glee Club 33 Thes- pian Troupe 43 Drama Club 33 All School Play 43 Pep Club 33 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee3 Transferred 2. Keith Warren Krueger College Prep Keith Fully a fullback Foot- ball l3 Soccer 3,4, lettered3 Band l,2,3,43 Dance Band 132,33 Sr. Entertainment Committee. Jacqueline Clare Lang College Prep Jackie Packaged sunshine CRUSADER 43 Softball 23 GAA l,2,3,4, lettered3 Vol- leyball 43 Choir 43 B-cho- rus 33 Pep Club l,2,3,4, Treas. lg Class Treas, 33 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Commit- teeg Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. David Raymond Lehenbauer College Prep Dave Football Hrst-aider . . . Stu- dent Council 43 Soccer 43 Baseball 23 Track 43 Tennis 3, lettered3 Choir 33 Boys' Glee Club 43 L-Club 43 Football Manager 3,43 Jr.- Sr. Banquet Committee3 Honor Roll 3. Donn Kevin Krifka College Prep Donn', Terrific trumpet Ever catch him frowning? CRUSADER 43 Courier 43 Football l,2,3, lettered3 Basketball lg Soccer 2,33 lettered3 Baseball l,2,3, let- tered3 Band l,2,3,43 L- Club 2,3,43 Dance Band 33 Journalism Club 4. Oh, these cafeteria lunches' Richard Joseph Littge General Rick Our little tuba player . Student Council lg Football 23 Band l,2,3,4Q Dance Band 1,2,33 Photography Club 4 Radio Club l,2. 30 Don Charles Loberg College Prep 'tDon,' Loves choir Student Council 4g Football 2,3,4, letteredg Cross Country lg Soccer 4, letteredg Tennis l, 2, letteredg Choir 3,4g B- chorus 23 Boys' Glee Club 4g L-Club 3,43 Journalism Club 4g Art Club 4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committeeg Sr. Publicity Committee. F-I-G-H-T George Shick Lueker College Prep George Mr. President , . . A teach- er's dream come true Student Council 2,4. Pres. 4g Class Rep. 23 Track 3g Band l,2,3,4g Dance Band l,2,3,4g Computer Club 33 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Commit- teeg Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. 31 Eunice Iretha Lockett Business Education Eunice Volleyball addict . . . GAA l,2g B-chorus 2g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee. Kenneth George Lockner General Ken 22 forever . . . Can step over any line . . . Football l,2,4, letteredg Baseball lg B- chorus 2g Choir 3,43 L- Club 4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committeeg Sr. Publicity Committee. Maxine Marie Lorenz College Prep Max Loves to sing . . . Drives a school bus GAA lg Choir 3,4g B-chorus 23 Girls' Glee Club 2,3g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Office Assist- ant4. Kurt Huebert Lutz College Prep Kurt,' Swingin' sax Football 1,23 Band l,2,3,4g Dance Band l,2,3,4g Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet Committee. Susan Patricia Lynne College Prep Susie Berkley's loss, Lutheran's gain . . . Giggling gidget . . . Transferred 4. Richard Allen Mains College Prep Rich Long ride home He's MAINly quiet . . . Basket- ball lg Baseball l,2g Art Club 3g Chess Club lg Jr.- Sr. Banquet Committee 3g Honor Roll 2. John David Manion Business Education Dave Great gymnast . . . Con- stant comic . . . Football 1, 2,3, letteredg B-chorus 2g Gymnastic Club 3. Karen Leigh Mayfield College Prep Karen Naughty Red . . . Darling laugh Student Council lg Girls' Glee Club 3g GAA l,2,3,4, letteredg Homecom- ing Court 45 Jr.-Sr, Ban- quet Committeeg Sr. Project Committee. Thomas Edward Mack Ministerial Tom', Catches every pass Mojo Mack , . . COURIER 4g Student Council l,3, Football l,2,3,4, letteredg Basketball lg Baseball 1,23 Choir 4g L-Club 4g Jour- nalism Club 4. Michele Marie McCarthy College Prep Michele A twinkle in her eyes Michele, my belle . . . Band l,2,3,4g Dance Band 33 Pep Club l,2,3,4g GAA l,2,3,4, letteredg Tennis Club 43 'T,'?i3-'ifffh V. mt,-f., , ,W ..,.,.,.,,.,+ .3 W, A..,B...C H 7-We Ja an W., 'Wt' awaffluf53wfa3iQHsgaLfirtfiwtf,3tiff? or ww a , r. ,iam ,igyswfa-aa., .wtofw -fd, .A-im,-wi. mt .tam meta ma ,Q Q vw 'JL 5 fy.fi'f+fY5Z'E'44i1- k! VMvip+ ,.4,.1,.,a4m-MEZ.:.W.-a- .uwfv 5 W+m.,..,...t' , . : ,. aff' 'f Y . 3+ ,t, . t 3515 wifi? mah L. ., isxii! fr . ,fwgq--1 fJff. 'fi+-f-ifff f. af..- ' X f-1-ig-tif sw ' Jr.-Sr. Banquet Commit- o'l- teeg Sr. Project Committeeg Honor Roll 1. 32 Y QQ? M at T H5 Eggdfnfg f S ijgwg q 2 Eagan: f t af .ta QE. 4- i S if it , X L as t l S K ': YZ. 2 .3 , il J W V i 5 tt , A 4 i l i ,Lu Q if 2 ,J S , S 5 4' . Ja .L 2253 Qt PM Mt Ag Sikgffkm if a S if H is , 5,2 is 'tang f f rf' 11. -turf ,g , -I -+5 f 1... ' , HS Q ff- '.- lp - arf. t H .. ' 'HISZIQI-is : 5: ' - 'f-viffif l ' :ff-f - . Beverly Jean McCray General Bev Kenneth James McCarty Glad we got her . . . Chapel General Ken discussions . , . Transferred Ace . . . Honda happy. 4. ,. 221, ,ffsr zfnyv jf- VN gig Wi C W bwfr5,,4,afQ3r4 52g 3 -f ajft, i ' 3 Excuse me! Wayne Arthur Mehrhoh College Prep Wayne Sly and dry humor , . . Great sports writer 43 CRU- SADER 43 COURIER 3,43 Student Council 33 Football l,3,4, lettered, Tennis 2,3. 4, lettered3 L-Club 3,43 Journalism Club 3,43 Honor Roll 2. Andrew William McGee College Prep Andy Strong, silent type. Patricia Ann Meeks College Prep Patti', Olliee operator Very S'meek CRUSADER 33 Girls' Glee Club 1,33 Pep Club l,2,33 Oilice Assistant 4. David Lawrence Meier College Prep Dave,' Good idea man . . . Brains to spare . . . COURIER 43 Football 4g Computer Club 3g Gymnastic Club 33 Chess Club l,2,3,4, Journalism Club 43 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. fs its may eetxmmsba ,X ::,:t.:p: , 'E - :- --.mm '- -- ww M Aw-ww 'ef ,m,,Qas,W,.,,,.e,3, ..t. Bama .. .. ,. ,... tsp asgstfgstfe M mmstaamvfsf Slfg zggazasgsil ' me -M wfm-fff1e1wL ffwilfsfle suawwzeasdasze rfx, 1, , am- , wSg21,gg353Jsg?tE1fe1fw5ws szsszfwssstltslsix rf .. :Eff it 2, -st? -wizffl sie ., sm U,wrm?iMfe??'?'a.555Lf?i,f st5eSg59tgg9sg,5K,g2g-,SEQ -' 9lM?S?fgig5igeia?isiw3:g?3si5' ' . 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X58EQ?ESiiI?'k5?i??55e95 , Y: gigs' Hilti' E:2W'f.'2iw,'w mai?iiififssibffeslfeliigii 2' 1 1 aww.. .,.,., fl! ,Tm f -t '1-f 14'-Rawls' - , 1 f . -we,tm,uLmt,,wsm9tQfw,,'f .' - f ' ' 1 fr 1'11-imisvffsszfgatafas t K. .. ..,,. g,,.,,,, Joan Marie Meyer College Prep JoanU Head Post of GAA . . . Bubbles with enthusiasm Hockey 4, Basketball 4, Volleyball 4, Softball 2,3, GAA l,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Choir 3,4, B-chorus 2, Girls Oc- tette 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Pep Club l,2.3,4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee. Linda Rae Middendorf College Prep Lin Always has COURIER headaches Did you make it yourself, Lin? . . , CGURIER 4, editor-in- chief4, Student Council 3,4, Cor. Sec, 4, Hockey 4, GAA l,2,3,4, lettered, Treas, 4, Choir 3,4, B-chor- us 2, Girls' Glee Club 3, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Class Secretary 3, Journalism Club 4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee, Sr. Project Committee, Honor Roll 2,3. Roy Vincenti Middleton, Jr. College Prep Roy Hey, Jew A cut-up in Choir Football 4, Track 3,4, Choir 4. Christine Louise Moeller College Prep Chris Roams the halls fifth hour . , . Preacher's Kid . . . B- chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Pep Club l,2,3, GAA l,2, Office Assistant 4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee. Karen Cecelia Meyermann College Prep Karen Trout Lodge enthusiast . , . Basketball gunner and Hockey hooker , . . COURIER 4, Hockey 2,3, 4, Basketball l,3,4, Softball l,3, Art Club 4, Pep Club 4, GAA l,2,3,4, lettered, Of- fice Assistant 4, B-team cheerleader 2, Majorettes 3, Journalism Club 4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee, Sr. Entertainment Committee, Honor Roll 4. He's feeling his Cheerios Sharon Geneva Monteith College Prep Sharon Top rate Thespian . . . Lab techniques . . . Choir 3, B- chorus 2, Girls Octette 3, Thespian Troupe l,2,3,4, Drama Club l,2, All School Play 2,3,4, Gymnastic Club 3, Tennis Club 3,4, Recorder Society 2, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee, Sr. Project Committee, Honor Roll 2,3, 4. Dondus Delano Morgan Business Eduation Don Always something to say .. . The class cut-up Tennis lg Choir 4g B- chorus 3g Boys' Glee Club 4g Gymnastic Club 3. Why doesn't his best friend tell him? David Lee Niehaus College Prep Dave Walther League Basketball enthusiast Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet Committeeg Sr. Publi- city Committeeg Honor Roll 2,3. 35 Roy Michael Morman College Prep Mike The teams' faithful manager . . . COURIER 4g Football 2,3, letteredg Baseball 2,3, letteredg L-Club 3,4g Bas- ketball manager l,2,3,4, let- teredg Journalism Club 4g Chess Club 3, Daniel George Mueller Ministerial Dan Soccer center Basket- ball lg Soccer 3,4, letteredg Tennis 1,2,3,4, letteredg L- Club 2,3,4. Susan Evelyn Netzeband College Prep Susi,' Mizzou Fan Cares enough to sell the very best .. . CRUSADER 3,43 COURIER 4g Student Council 3,4g Hockey 2,3,4g Basketball 3,4g Volleyball 4g Softball l,2g GAA l,2,3, 4, letteredg Journalism Club 4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com- mitteeg Sr. Entertainment Committee. Sharon Elizabeth Nitz College Prep Nitz Nitz' taxi service . . . One of the boys .. . CRUSAD- ER 3,45 COURIER 4g Stu- dent Council l,4g Class Vice-Pres. 2g Hockey 2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Volley- ball 4g Choir 3,4g B-chorus 2g Pep Club l,2,3,4g GAA l, 2,3,4, letteredg Gymnastic Club 3,45 Journalism Club 4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com- mitteeg Sr. Entertainment Committeeg Honor Roll 2,3, 4. Charles William Nobe College Prep Chuck', CCC . . . A country boy at heart, cross country that is , . . Cross Country 2,3,4, captain 4g letteredg Track 3, 4g letteredg Band l,2,3,4g Dance Band l,2,3g L-Club 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4. Janet Susan Ormerod College Prep Janet Angel hair . . . Als are her talent . . . Choir 3,4g B- chorus 2g Gymnastic Club 3g Drama Club 4g GAA l,2,4g All School Play 4g Thespian Troupe 4g Tennis Club 3,4g Sr. Project Committeeg Honor Roll l,2,3,4. Patrick Kirkpatrick Orr College Prep Pat Mathematical genius . . . Computer compatability . . , Computer Club 3: Honor Roll l,2,3,4. Council Thomas Wirtz Orr College Prep Tom Who needs homework? . . . An expert in English . . . Tennis 2,3,4g Tennis Club 4g Honor Roll l,2,3,4. Kenneth Dwight Oestreich College Prep Ken Drawing is his line . ,. CRUSADER 4g Football 3, 4g Tennis 3,4. We re from the Federal Bureau oflnvestigation Sandra Lee Pelle College Prep Sandy' Queen Sandy the second . . . Sugar and spice . . . CRU- SADER 4, co-editorg COURIER 43 Student Council 3,4, Rec. Sec. 3g Hockey 3,4g Basketball 4g Volleyball 4g GAA 1,2,3,4, lettered, Sec.4g Pep Club l, 2,3,4g Gymnastic Club 3g Cheerleading 2,3,4g Journ- alism Club 4g Homecoming Queen 4g Sr. Project Com- mitteeg Honor Roll l,2,3,4g Choir 4. a Robert Lee Perry General Bob', Tall and brawny . , . Known to be quiet . , . An oldie but goodie. Robert Dinald Rodgers General Bob Motivates on a motorbike . . . School ruins his whole day... Marguerite Louise Possehl College Prep Louise Versatile voice . . . Choir 3, 4g B-chorus 2g Tennis Club l,4g GAA l. Danny Raymond Pott Business Education Danny Is he ever serious? . . . Bashful he's not , . . Basket- ball l,2,3, letteredg Baseball 1,2,3,4, letteredg L-Club 3, 43 Sr. Project Committee. Katherine Ethel Rausher Business Education Kathy Second soprano's heroine . . . Choir 3,4g B-chorus 2g Girls' Octette 3,4g Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4g Pep Club 4g GAA 4g Tennis Club 4. Linda Pearl Rosenkoetter College Prep Linda Which one are you? . . . EFmc2l , . . CRUSADER 4g Choir 3,4g B-chorus 25 Pep Club 3,45 GAA l,4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Commit- teeg Sr. Publicity Commit- teeg Honor Roll l,2,3,4. Nancy Arline Rosenkoetter College Prep Nancy Sunny disposition Al- ways a kind word CRUSADER 43 Choir 3,4g B-chorus 2g Pep Club 3,4g GAA l,4g Jr.-Sr. Publicity Committeeg Sr. Publicity Committeeg Honor Roll l,2, 3,4. David William Schlechte College Prep Dave Cupid and Santa rolled into one Mad Dog Stu- dent Council 2,4, Vice-Pres. 4g Football 2,3,4, letteredg Soccer 2,4, letteredg Base- ball l,2,3,4, letteredg Choir 3,4g B-chorus 2g L-Club 2,3,4g Class Vice-Pres. 33 Journalism Club 4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committeeg Sr. Project Committeeg Honor Roll3. Dennis Martin Schmidt College Prep Dennis His favorite homeroom is 105 Baseball l,2g Band l,2,3,4g Dance Band l,2,3, Betty Dorothy Rupple General Betty', Drama enthusiast . . . Loves the English singing groups B-chorus 2,3g Girls' Glee Club l,3,4g Thespian Troupe 3,4g Art Club 4g Drama Club l,2,3,4g All School Play 4g Gymnastic Club 3,4g Tennis Club 3,43 Pep Club 3,4g GAA 3g Li- brary Assistant 4g Oflice As- sistant 4g Jr,-Sr. Banquet Committeeg Journalism Club 4. wr1'rf-Sr -1-, .- w'g X v u A, 'vital' ra ,wngsirat-I ya .fy rad , L -,, gl - 1: V' -we-rfgiafiklgw rr 44 .Q 'fear ff. .. ., --5, -,Y -,, .- 1 :yt :.,.:' E. ip-est with 35391 - T iff- Ji 3 1 . 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K, er 1 . - fgif is 37 W - . ' a 5' fx W E553 f wig , ,f.. - - egg! - 5ffga4rLg 15g .r 5-wg-3 , 1 -. , , -ms. :.1..4-1--':mxf..,A.fa.4f :gpg new -e:f..g,:.,f nga, -112-5-My re:--af me - . .- . ,f ,wtf W.-7-, ,. gg -sjgws .g ,7 , X . A V , fjjsg Ltrjfg' A fl, K, ,E ,M in ,-P52 A5 kzlifgiig it ge W ff 23? ,, I K JG A rv , ,-K,,,, .V A Y Ly, A -iiwmyiw,-r,3ffEwffgua-wr Y. ,Y L. W . Q Tyla V rl -jf 5.33itil:-wfsmw-if-3.,, giaQigggaggggbg-ggtisiaigggrlE2 r .4gvifglQg.5svQffLS,3gvfqff.H1gMv w We ' -fy-Jmgm-mfftfvt -vwwwwget-e-2-Ktvwsagwwgltr.. S1 i , J.-Jw.-,,:5Fr.y-wi 4-I f' : H 5-1 r ,Mt asf Ju W-if X m ffi?1ffrQf-s,vf1'1q v?g u ' - a e s , . W 2 5 MM' 'ls gr 'f sg V A K2-as-ygitief gggfrggihiiraggfgga 5' S :MSW 31: 53SengQ2AQ.ef2YlQ,k6W31,X2'gQ4saJea,,,,,r 4g Football Manager 33 -- H Jr.-Sr. Banquet Commit- teeg Honor Roll 3,4. Mary Beth Schroeder College Prep Mary Beth Has a way with words . . , Likes religion class dis- cussions . . . Student Coun- cil 23 Band l,3g Pep Club 4g GAA lg Sr. Project Com- mitteeg Honor Roll l. He really drives it down your throat! Mark Alan Schulz General Mark You meet the nicest people on a Honda . . . 38 Emmet Lyle Schwartzkopf General Emmet Our man from India . . . Student Council lg Choir 4' Tennis Zg Team Manager. v Don't Shoot! Robert Mark Siesennop College Prep Bob :li 10 jersey ,. , Canary legs . . . Student Council 35 Football l,2,3,4, letteredg Basketball l,2g Baseball l,2, 3,4, letteredg Computer Club 3g L-Club 3,4, Pres. 45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Commit- teeg Sr. Project Committee Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Judith Ann Sells College Prep Judy,' Can always make you laugh . . . Choir 3g B-chorus 25 Student Council lg Pep Club l,2,3,4g GAA l,2g Book Dis- cussion Club lg Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committeeg Sr. Entertainment Committee. Mary Jane Selzer College Prep Janie California dreamin' There's a lot of lizz in this case CRUSADER 4g COURIER 4g B-chorus 2g Girls' Glee Club l,3g Pep Club l,2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3,4g Class Sec. 3g Journalism Club 4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committeeg Sr. Entertain- ment Committeeg Home- coming Court 4. Edwin Francis Shew College Prep Ed Ahchoo . . . Sports specta- cular Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2, letteredg Soccer 4, letteredg Student Council l,2g L-Club 3,4 Sec. Treas. 4g Honor Roll 2. Dennis Ronald Skaggs College Prep Dennis', Sarcasm plus .. , B-chorus 2. Andrea Jean Steinmann College Prep Andi Not Andrea . , . Andi! . . , CRUSADER 4g Student Council 4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g GAA l,2,3,4, letteredg Jr.- Sr. Banquet Committee. David William Stuehmeyer College Prep Dave', Booming bass . . . A tennis friend Tennis 3,4, let- teredg Choir 4g Boys' Glee Club 4g Honor Roll 3,4. Michele Jayne Talleur College Prep Shell Summer blonde all year long ,. . Loves those card games COURIER 4g Student Council 3,4, Rec. Sec. 4g Hockey 3,4g GAA l,2,3,4g letteredg Choir 3,43 B-chorus 2g Girls' Glee Club 3g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Prom Reporter 4g Journal- ism Club 4g Homecoming Court 4g Jr.-Sr, Banquet Committeeg Sr. Project Committee. Cleve William Tegtmeyer College Prep Cleve'l A member of the racquet squad . . . Always willing to argue Tennis l,2,3,4, letteredg L-Club 3,45 Stu- dent Council 3g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committeeg Honor Roll2,3. Robert Gary Strohm Business Education Bob a1?.:L2E4vii ifLisi1 :vw If .. .ew .tml ,, IW . ..... . -,..,nts, Y:- 1 P2955 f 5, A -few Q .l Afifsziefilieiiuxa'as1t:evstg-.eval . iisea W? ' s - ,1iif'ff17-:iff '.:'1.ZE ' Ze' .,:t :S-'azaf i if mit?-L : . is V. ,-lift., f mais-fl.: ,N .f mwa.... .:.1w,.,a . ,.1.ev:w-t S 3 9 W is ,X S, is S aa?-Sl' ' fb W X gf W 1 tl e 9 HL ttf-N' W Q f as 4, 35 K 3 ' in as pf ,J ff ,K t 29' S We ffilaiftf 2 stag! li Ifzflelnfiiiii J ............... ... ..... vi.. . Ai.. S... --U -J - W, -V ,.t A ,. f. ,.f,.fg-,Mxl.:f.2s1ag . llgg,-'fz.s-,ga F52 ,:f, QW -'f ' .,,y s2iigmggs?l '.:-:.4:g,:a,:f.-at-ft SIIGHCC leaves when he af- rives . , . i'i. 1 ittiti ,. z' IZ, I 'I ' 'if ' 1ej?fii:1f'.Y-' ',- 'tei .'s.e M ii 535334: 'W ,. dig M I think that would be too tight. Michael Neal Tiemann College Prep Mike Basketball and brains are his specialty . . . Sly sar- casm CRUSADER 4g Student Council 3g Cross Country l,2g Basketball l,2, 3,4, letteredg Baseball l, let- teredg Track 3g Choir l,2,3, 4g Honor Roll l,2,3,4. 40 Diana Lyn Tiggemann Business Education Diane The farmer's daughter .. . An octette original .. . CRUSADER 3,4, Choir 3, 4, B-chorus 2, Girls, Glee Club 3,43 Girls' Octette 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, GAA 4, Bookstore Assistant 4, Li- brary Assistant. Don t touch me! Nancy Jane Vogt College Prep Nance', The peppiest person at North . . . She's the N.V,. of the school CRUSAD- ER 4, COURIER 4, Hoc- key 2,3,4, Basketball 3, GAA l,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4, Choir 3,4, B-chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, Cheer- leading 2,3,4, co-captain, Journalism Club 4, Class Pres. 2, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee, Michael Scott Tinker College Prep Tink He's the center of all hikes Hey, Kiddo! Foot- ball l,2,3,4, lettered, Base- ball l,2,3,4, lettered, L-Club 3,4, Class Sec. 4, Sr. Publicity Committee. Henry Steven Trautwein Business Education Steve A very Bass-ic voice Mr. Pfabe's football Iixer .. . Choir 3,41 B-chorus 2, Boys' Glee Club 4, Student Council 1, L-Club 3,4, Football Manager 2,3,4, let- tered. Gary Lynn Tritch Ministerial Gary Parson Gar . . . Hey Peto! CRUSADER 4, COURIER 4, Basketball 1, lettered, Baseball l,2,3,4, lettered, Choir 4, B-chorus 2, Boys' Glee Club 4, Prom Reporter 4, Gymnastic Club 3, Journalism Club 4, Jr.- Sr. Banquet Committee, Sr. Entertainment Committee, Honor Roll l,2,3.4. Lorenz Roy Wahlers College Prep Larry Many contacts . , . Mr. Schmidt, what if . . . CRUSADER 4, Tennis 3, Student Council l,4, Band 1, 2, Choir 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Thespian Troupe 4, Dra- ma Club 4, All School Play 4, Dance Band l,2,3, Chess Club l,2,3,4, Computer Club 3, Class Rep. 1, Re- corder Society l,2, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee, Sr. Project Committee, Honor Roll l,2,3,4. Rion Ernestine Walker College Prep Rion' She came back to North, and we're glad she did . . . Choir 43 B-chorus 23 Dra- ma Club 43 Transferred 4. a Carol Dianne Williams College Prep Carol' Infectious laughter . . . Never had a hair cut Choir 43 B-chorus 33 Girls' Glee Club 233,43 Pep Club l, 233,43 GAA l,2,3,4, lettered3 Homecoming Court 43 Sr. Project Committee3 Honor Roll l,2. 1 Deborah Dawn Wolf College Prep Debbie . . . A faithful Glee Club supporter . . , Choir 43 Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,4Q Gymnas- tics Club 43 Journalism Club 43 Pep Club 13233343 Tennis Club 43 GAA l,3,43 Library Assistant 43 Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet Committee3 Sr. Publi- city Committee. April Joy Wedemeier College Prep April April is always sunny Choir 3,43 B-chorus 23 Girls' Glee Club 3,43 Pep Club 43 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee3 Sr. Entertain- ment Committee. Mary Louise Winkler College Prep Mary A lover of sports . . . Perky and peppy . . . Hockey 3,43 B-chorus 33 Girls' Glee Club 33 Pep Club l,2,3,43 GAA l,2,3,4, lettered3 Hon- or Roll 2. Joan Carolyn Wunnenberg College Prep Joan One-sided report card Soprano soloist CRU- SADER 3,43 Student Coun- cil 33 Choir 3,43 B-chorus 23 Girls' Octette 3,43 Girls' Glee Club 1,2333 Pep Club 2,3,43 GAA 43 Jr. Entertain- ment Committee3 Sr. Proj- ect Committee3 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. Barbara Evelyn Zurheide Business Education Barb Tiny and terrific . . . Choir 3,43 B-chorus 23 Girls' Glee Club 3,43 Pep Club 43 GAA 43 Tennis Club 4. CLASS C OFFICER Left to right: Ralph Fischer, Presidentg Josie Gardiner, Senior Representativeg Norm Evans, Vice-Presidentg Mike Tinker, Secretary-Treasurer. PRO JECT CO MITTEE FRONT ROW' Left Lo right: R. Brown, B. Siesennop, D. Schlechte, R. Bayse, T. Bozzay, R. Fischer. BA CK ROW' D. Mayfield, M. Schroeder, M. McCarthy, L. Middendorf, S. Talleur, S. Pelle. PUBLICITY CO MITTEE FRONT ROW' Left to right: K. Buchmueller, K. Kenkel. D. Loberg. BA CK ROW' K. Ander- son. D. Wolf. D. Jones, L. Rosenkoetter, N. Go- vreau, N. Rosenkoetter. E TERTAINME C0 MITTEE FRONT ROW: Left to right: J. Gardiner, A. Wedemeier, SECOND ROW' K. Meyermann, S. Netzeband, G. Dickens, J. Sells. THIRD ROW' S. Nilz, D. Graeser, J. Breckenkamp, P. Isenberg, J. Selzer. BACK ROW' G. En- gelhardt, N. Evans, K. Krueger. E X ! K 1 JU IOR President Bob Hansen Vice President Mary Beth Owings Secretary Kathy Grimm Treasurer Linda Walter not pictured- Representative Sharon Oestreich Our junior year can be summed up quite aptly in a few examples of what happi- IICSS is for ajunior. Happiness is finding out that there really is no such word as f'ecclesia . Happiness is Guten Tag, Luise! Happiness is solving a quadratic equation for Mr. Carlton. Happiness is finally being able to open your locker on the first try. Happiness is 'fWould you like to buy a bar of the World's Finest Chocolate?,' Happiness is arguing, working hard, and attending a great banquet. Happiness is having ajunior guy make the first basket at a game. Happiness is a stack of notecards. Happiness is ordering and receiving senior rings. Happiness is looking forward to being a senior! Christine Abbott Gregory Albrecht Gary Alt Terry Austin Sharon Barbero Mark Baum Michael Beardon Darlin Berry Linda Berry Ai 1 5 . , -.... . Qu-5 Marcia Biel Larry Boaz Barbara Bracken Katheran Brakefield Linda Brameier Neal Breite James Britt Wayne Brockheld Elaine Brockmann Martha Brooks Jo Ann Byassee Linda Callies Lexine Fink Richard Fischer Christine Floyd Alice Franzmann Robert Frenz Katherine Gardiner Harry Garnett Douglas Gaubatz Daniel Geile Kathleen Grimm Linda Grimm Karen Haenel my fm? 7--ef---'vs mm bm' fVf'll9!??s5i i35 Suzette Campbell Lindell Carr Gregory Carter Jolee Chartrand Hazel Dickens Stephen Dinger Paul Doerr Joseph Dorris Lois Drewes Q Duane Dueker Thomas Dunn Deborah Eckholi' Janice Edmiston Edward Eubanks Louise Eubanks Christine Fink ' 3 . it 1 sf, Y t . ,mf ,ret wg -,,-,f 1 Q we 12' .,.. Q : : ': A J ticcii it Carol Hogan James Hokamp Janice Hopkins Richard Huber Cheryn Johnson Charles Kerr Robert Kiehl Warren Kilz Norma Handshy Robert Hansen Daniel Harms Kenneth Hartmann Jacquelyn Hass Donald Helferstay Mary Hellmann Dorothy Heydt Nancy Hillemann Robert Hoech Lon Hoehne Gary Hoffstetter Outside Reading? Vicki Koch Kenneth Krause Alexa Kummer Karen Kummer Judith Lauber James Laverty Herman Lawson Helen Leistritz John Longhauser David Lohrmann Alan Loney Nancy Lorenz Kerry Mader Terry Mader Linda Mandle Penny McCoy Pleasant McCray Richard McQuiston Barbara Merrell Jean Miller Annette Mueller Gary Mueller Roseanna Mulherin Roger Myers Only 153 shopping days until Christmas. Carol Oster Mary Beth Owings Alan Plotz Carl Ramsey Marie Reineke Steve Remspecher Felix Renteria Flavia Robinson Joel Robinson Roy Rodden Donald Rosebrock Marian Schaper Susan Nagel Kim Nelson Lois Neustadt Anna Nicholas Karl Nicholas Cynthia Nothaker Sharon Oestreich Ruth Ollinger David Sweet William Tegtmeyer Karen Schmidt Kathy Schmidt Warren Schmidt Glenn Schubert Lynn Sue Schulz Paul Sieveking Carol Smith Don Stegemann Karen Stephens Linda Strelow Joel Streufert Carolyn Stuppericl Michael Thompson Lizzie Tolbert Carol Vogelsang Ronald Von Behren Curtis Von Der Ahe An abundance of room. Morris Walker Linda Walter Maxine Weber Linda Wehrenbrecht Vicki Wesche Tom Wheeler Debra Williams Donna Williams Walter Winkler John Wunderlich Bradford Wurmb Jill Young Joel Ziegler 11312 President Debbie Naughton Vice President Barb Rehm Representative Terry Wolf Secretary-Treasurer Barb Niermann OPHO GRE Having now completed half our high school years, we can say that we are proud of the record we have left at LHSN as sophomores. Our class supported all of North's varsity and HBH teams. The participation in these sports added tremendous skill and spirit to the Crusader teams. The presence of the sophs was very evident at all the gamesg we often left those games with dry throats and hoarse voices. We also can't forget the girls of our class who gave an extra boost to the GAA varsity and HB teams. The sophomores started early in their campaign to raise money for the 1968 banquet and prom. We started something new at LHSN's Homecoming. This addition, the Root Beer Garden, was a great success. Our class outdid themselves in the magazine campaign, resulting in a tie with the juniors for first place. With these extra funds, the class of,68 can look forward to a really '5sharp banquet. After having a most successful year, every Crusader should be proud of the sophomore class and expect a lot more from them in the next years at Lutheran North. Nancy Ahlschwede Pamela Allen James Anderson ,,.. ,,,,,..t , - r,w:.,,.,..1,-t- .,...-1r::f,,-1.1.-g e .. - as V , ' 5 . .,.. , ff 72?iflgiiTt:55fs-L' .. Joan Arban ..'..'i', V Stephanie Aukamp Lynn Bachmann Linda Baker Marvin Barks . , ,,.1- : '- Steve Barry Randall Baum Marlene Benton Debra Bequette Donald Bernabe Phyliss Bowman f S5 it K 8 ., . . . . ,.,, ' ' . . ' 1 -aemf'. ' w::Z2'5,1i 2- Q59 - rg., f- ' 1:Y.,fi,2 .- flsifi' :ff:S!f1::. 5?' ' - 1,, '.w,5w' :'if K VW Becky Jo Crane Robert Dees Chris Dempsey William Dickey Myra Dodd Donna Dorman Bruce Edwards Mike Eifert Gary Eller Robert Emde Judith Boyer Walter Branneky Karen Brasses Carol Brauch David Breckenkamp Elise Breiding Mildred Brockmann Anne Buettner Nancy Bumb Larry Burroughs Jeffrey Calvin Wilma Chapman Janee Chartrand James Collins John Clay William Coleman Karen Corbett Lawrence Corner Steve Emshoif Gary Ernest Brenda Fassel Marie Fecht Charlotte Fiehler Carol Freeman Sandra F rentzel Frances Gardiner Carol Garnett Michael Gerding Emily Gillula Steven Gintz Debbie Glenn Christine Grimm Patricia Hamilton Richard Hartmann Dennis Hass Randy Head Arthur Headrick Linda Heilman Deborah Hemmann Roger Henning Christine Herzing Gregory Heseman Allen Hoemann Janet Hoffstetter Joyce Hood David Hoppe Joyce Howard Dennis Howell Crystal Hunt Edward Isenberg Warren James David Jarvis Patricia Jenkins Earl Johnston Christine Krato David Kroeter Chris Kronmueller Janet Krueger Jean Krueger Thomas Kuehler Ronald Kulpa Gary Leonard Richard Lewis Richard Lich Janet Long Ron Lueck Deborah Martin Donna Martin Marcia Marts Patricia Mauller Dennis Mayfield Jane McWilliams Nancy Kasten Brenda Keating Christine Kerr Martha Kiehl Steven Klein Deborah Klimt Janice Klingsick Karen Klotz Edward Koenig Steven Kohlmeie .QQ Phyllis Pabor Nancy Pallardy Sherril Palm James Perry Shirley Perry Andrew Petersen Mark Piel Kurt Poggemoeller Gary Meier Grace Meinzen Rena Meyer Steven Meyer Lenell Moeller Edward Moore Larry Moran Veronica Mulherin Deborah Naughton Perry Nichols Barbara Nierman Michael Oestreich The long-awaited reunion. Barbara Rehm Christine Reineke Donna Remspecher Michael Reynolds Annetta Riley Bruce Robinson Kathryn Roffmann Sharon Rose Phillip Roth Patricia Roxlau Stewart Sachtleben Janet Schaper Don Schlechte Barbara Schmitt John Schroeder Anita Schulz Dale Scott Dale Septeowski Gal Skaggs Kevin Smiley Phyllis Smith Alan Sonntag Gary Stearns Nancy Stagemann Nancy Steinkamp Tom Steinman Clinton Stevenson Rita Stuenkel Marilyn Stupperich Miriam Taylor Lawrence Vitale Maureen Vogelsang Trudy Vogelsang Randal Waechter Gregory Warner Janell Wehmeier Scott Weiler Virginia Weinberg David Wessel Alan Whitworth Linda Wiger Phyllis Williams Elizabeth Wilson Gloria Winkler Terry Wolf Steven Wright Robert Zimmer Larry Zipoy Patricia Terry Harold Thompson Donald Tomazi Robert Trautwein Norma Tritch John Turner Meredith Vaughn David Vedder Secretary-Treasurer Juanita McCall President Randy Moeller Vice President Terri Smith FRE H On the Hrst day of school we were greeted by the seniors with the words, f'Oh no, not another class of freshmen. We're not really just another class of freshmen, for we are the largest class at LHSN. We are not only largest in number, but also largest in the amount of school spirit contributed. The participation of the freshmen class members shows the extent of the school spirit. The freshmen make up the bulk of the C teams for football, basketball, and baseball. The girls have also taken a large and active part in the athletics of our school through GAA. The entire class has taken an active role in the performance of school politics. The class of '70 has the important job of ushering into existence a new age of school life. The freshmen class is the greatest and is proud to be a vital part of LHSN. Jacque Abbott Thomas Albrecht Rosalyn Ball Alan Bangert John Barks Cheryl Beck we aw ff--an --fa , , q if.. ' ::.w'- - 2-. ' .. - I A, . gf - ,. . f. h s, -- . -...rp f - -.ti tt., f,,.gfX f .f.,,,.- gm- n K, gm., V, -,ft f.f.: ,t,, ,f , .. K , , A- - . 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A-J fi gg' .... . .p t - K gg: r ,k,1fi .-if ' . z f K 'K , f if is at - f if fat I - 1- , .mf V , aiawg .- . ,- I f l r i l i ! l i Norman Bergma Melody Berry Joan Brauch David Breite Dennis Breite Robert Brinkma Dennis Brown Gary Brown Linda Burge Ronald Burroughs Dennis Caldwell Mary Campbell James Carpenter Carole Carper Anita Carter Ralph Chandler Darryl Chatman James Childers John Colba Russell Coleman Diane Collins Dennis Cromer Robert Davis Richard Dickerson Dennis Estel James Farri David Fieselman Lorine Fink Janine Floyd Nancy Frentzel Elaine Fritsche Jennie Ganzmann David Geile Diane Gerfen Gayle Gieselmann David Glatz Mark Gnau Linda Gorman Beth Grayson Cindy Grimm Kathleen Haenel Nancy Haisley Robert Doerr Henry Dozier Celeste Drewes David Drewes Elizabeth Dunger Jerrold Eads Paul Edwards Louis Els it JL wail? 'MQW- . , ,siege , iq QW Q35 se wi Ji if s Wx -' in if Ji lt is Qt Cynthia Hubman Suzanne Huning Daniel Hutton Thomas Johnson Gary Jones Mark Jones Donna Hance William Hartmann Eugene Hayes Cynthia Hellmann Carl Hennig Patricia Hill Janet Hinrichs Cheryl Hohenstein Robyn Hood Kathleen Horstman Stanley Howell Deborah Huber Nancy Jones Tom Kapp Waiting for the elevator. Michael Keith Thomas Klein Charles Kofron Patricia Kreinheder Rex Kummer Jean Lang Karen Lang Linda Launhardt Wayne Lawson Trudy Lich Douglas Linder Judith Loberg Jerome Lockett Pamela Lockhart Laurel Mader Russell Mains Rickey Malta Juanita McCall Lynn McCart Allen McClure Rebecca McDowell Barbara McGee Joyce Meinzen John Meston Lynn Meyer Marilyn Meyer Regina Miller Gary Mills Randall Moeller Richard Moentmann James Morgan Susan Mueller James Murdock Richard Myrick Carla Neal Douglass Neely Judith Niewald Vishnu Oak Deborah Oberndorfer Ross O'Malley David Orr Michael Owens Carol Palm Stephanie Palmer Stewart Palmer Kenneth Panhorst Michael Pardew Mark Parker Muriel Parks Denise Patterson Joan Peimann Barbara Pelle David Ross Lydell Roth David Runge Lois Schaedler Gregory Scher Phyllis Schoenbeck Jeremiah Rodden Linda Roettger Robert Rogalski Robert Rogers Robert Rohne Richard Scholle Steven Schroeder Roger Schultz Carla Schulz Ellen Schumacher Ed Phipps Michele Piel Gary Pierson Juanita Quittschau Stephen Reimann Rebecca Reinking Michael Remspecher Linda Renkel Patricia Reynolds Mark Richert Joseph Ridings Russell Robinson Frances Sims Kenneth Skaggs Leona Smith Monroe Smith Terri Smith Petra Staebler Heide Stegemann Tom Stegemann David Strelow Allen Stickner Kathleen Sweet Dan Talsma Sammie Tolbert Linda Tritch Jon Utnage David Verseman Jeanne Von Der Ahe Debbie Walker Steven Warner Don Wasson Dale Ann Weber isa, Carla Winkler Kenneth Witt Robert Wittmann Marc Wolfram Steven Wurmb Lorraine Zurheide Lunchtime Lectures. Gale Weber Karen Weber Robert Weber Mark Weeks David Wehrspann Carol Weiss Gary Werner Jayne Williams ? A CTIVITIE Gary and the Group. The Queen's Dance. I told you I'd bring you to the social, not pay for your ticket, I think I brought a date. HO ECOMI 1966 The beaming queen and her court. Rain didn't dampen our spirits. Senior Octet sings at ease. -1- li I - I - ...,.. i ... , . , ..,.. . nr, ,... -..W , .M............,..a- , ,,Y, .-,M ...,AWw.,.,w.,.,...,.., F.--f A F, ., , .WW.,....,.m..,...,WWMwmW.t,W-4UWM. nfy, it-w,..y--Ff..,..,wf-..,r...,..-u.m,:,- 31 K S 3 2 HQMECQMING QUEEN 66 1966 CGURT Sure is neat when your date is the door man. U Hold the card game in the back, I'll be right there. v Now, t son .. o get to the Sheraton E BQN N ' OIRE l l 4 They need a lot of help, it's their first prom and Say one more word about my hair Ernest Tllbb and hiS gang. banquet. Just who does he think he is? and I'll hit you with these. They're trying to decide who will get the two extra salads REMMERS PATTERN CO., INC. 919 Benton Street 5 Isn't this a lot better than bas- ketball? , , M...--7 Look Miss Mehl make this the last cabin check okay! Basically the boundaries are as such . ICR CAM This is too much fun. Of course it stopped raining, we're leaving. ff fi , A ,A How do you feel today Tink? Happiness is a dry place to sit. 70 Oh come on now. BACCALAUREATE A GRADUATIO Is this the lunch line? L'IfG d b o e for us, who can be against us? All for Lutheran stand up and holler! Now th t N ATIO AL l ll HO OR GCIETY FRONT ROW' Left to right: R. Everding, L. Middendorf, J. Wunnenberg, K. Ahlschwede, J. Ormerod. SECOND ROW' R. Brown, P. Orr, L. Rosenkoetter, C. Williams, S. Pelle, M. Tiemann, D. Schmidt. BA CK ROW' T. Orr, G. Lueker, L. Wahlers, G. Tritch, J. Davis, D. Niehaus. a you're going out on your own S CAROL TOURS TRAVEL SERVICE 8000 S, Florissant Rd. FRONT ROW Left to right E Wilson P Pabor M Hell- Jarvis, M. McCarthy, J. Lauber, L. Kreinheder, K. Lutz, J. mann K Brakefield K Schmidt R Brown C Fiehler, W. Ziegler, S. Ericson, D. Schmidt. THIRD ROW' E. Brockman, Kilz SECOND ROW D Hemman S Schluz P Mauller, D. L. Carr, C. Grimm, R. Meyer, J. Dorris, B. Tegtmeyer, R. This vigorous group of 41 members has added a lot to LHSN activities. It is always on hand to bring spirit and energy to pep assemblies and games, not to mention the Homecoming and Sports Festival. It also did its share of playing at the Veiled Prophet Parade as in the past years. But the highlight is always the enjoyable concert held in the spring. Being under the great direction of Mr. Lee, the band will never let us down. Director Mr. Ralph Lee, Hartmann, G. Lueker, C. Nobe, A. Petersen, E. Johnston, E. E. Moore, K. Nicholas, E. Eubanks, R. Lite, Director Mr Isenberg, K. Krueger, D. Krifka. BACK ROW' W. Dickey, Ralph Lee. VAR ITY BAN FRONT ROW: Left to right: B. Hartmann, M. Richert, D. Breite, P. Kreinheder, J. Abbott, T. Johnston, L. Els. SEC- OND ROW' C. Hennig, L. Meyer, R. Dickerson, D. Breite, BACK ROW' C. Kofron, M. Jones, R. McQuiston, A. Lewis. The training band. FRONT ROW Left to right K Rauscher N Lorenz K. hardt, E. Schwartzkopf, D. Stuehmeyer, N. Evans, J. Robinson, Kummer S Nagel N Govereau C Johnson R Walker. P. Dickey, R. Middleton, S. Granger, L. Rosenkoetter, N. SECOND ROW B Zurheide N Vogt L Wehrenbrect J. Rosenkoetter, D. Eckhohi. BACK ROW' K. Schmidt, C. Wil- Hass C Oster S Nitz P Edwards J Streufert G Engel- liams, S. Pelle, J. Meyer, R. Abaecherli, J. Lang, D. Frese, The choir, under the direction of Mr. William Kirch- holf, made its debut at the l966 Homecoming, presenting a score of both sacred and secular songs. In December it rendered its annual Christmas Concert and Pageant, along with the the B Chorus and the freshman. The choir also sang at the Ambassador Theatre on Good Friday, at PTL meetings, the Spring Concert, baccalaureate, and gradua- tion. Everyday in the music room it strove to maintain the tradition of excellent performances established at North last year in rendering praise to God. Mr. William Kirchhoff, director. N. Hertlein, S. Trautwein, J. Longhauser, J. Alongi, D. Jett R. Fischer, A. Kummer,S. Talleur, D. Jones, L. Walter, A Wedemeier, L. Fink. BA CK ROW: K. Colba, D. Tiggemann M. Gegel, L. Burmeister, A. Kirschenmann, D. Wolf, B. Jack CHUIR BUMB 8. BIRKEMEIER CEMENT CONTRACTORS R.ii2 Box 306 Come to the manager. FRONTRO W' Left to right: J. Carpenter, J. Meston, M. Remp- specher, H. Dozier, M. Pardew, D. Drewes, M. Gnau, J. Colba, R. Mains, A. Stickner, A. Bangert, J. Lockett, S. Rodgers, R. Scholle. SECOND ROW' J. Meinzen, C. Beck, J. Hinrichs C. Carper, B. Grayson, J. Loberg, K. Haenel, K. Brauch, K. Weber, L. Mader, G. Weber, J. Piemann, N. Frentzel, T. Smith, L. Burge, P. Patterson, C. Dunger, L. Roth, R. Hood B. Pelle, C. Schulz, L. Gorman. THIRD ROW' L. Renkel, L Fink, S. Palmer, M. Piel, J. Gansmann, N. Haisley, D. Weber a C. Weiss, J. Von Der Ahe, D. Gerfen, C. Neal, G. Bailey, M Campbell, N. Jones, B. Reinking. FOURTH ROW' J. Miller, C. Drewes, F. Sims, D. Collins, K. Sweet, C. Palm, J. Floyd, J. Williams, D. Walker, S. Mueller, C. Hohenstein, J. Ut- nage, G. Werner, R. Myrick, R. Moentmann. BA CK ROW' D Hutton, B. Weber, E. Phipps, L. Doyle, B. Wittmann, S. Schroeder, P. Edwards, S. Riemann, S. Tolbert, D. Ross, B Doerr, J. Barks, D. Caldwell, G. Mills, A. McClure, D. Chat- man. F RESHMAN GHGRU CC U GHORU FRONT ROW' Left to right: P. McCoy, N. Pallardy, N. Bumb, D. Dorman, J. Byassee, J. Hopkins, J. Turner, B. Rob- inson, D. Hass, C. Stevenson, M. Owings, N. Tritch, P. Terry, B. Crane, L. Moeller, P. Jenkins. SECOND ROW' V. Muhl- herin, N. Stegemann, R. Stunkel, J. Hood, H. Dickens, K. Klotz, D. Bequette, R. Trautwein, D. Vedder, L. Moran, R. Kulpa, S. Meyer, M. Benton, J. Chartrand, S. Barbero, A Frentzel, L. Berry, C. Vogelsang, E. Gillula. THIRD ROW P. Hamilton, A. Riley, M. Fecht, M. Brockmann, B. Keating I. Berry, D. Schlechte, J. Calvin, M. Barks, S. Kohlmeier, L Tolbert, F. Robinson, A. Nicholas, B. Bracken, C. Stupperich C. Smith. BACK ROW' J. McWilliams, M. Vogelsang, C. Reineke, P. Allen, G. Meinzen, D. Heydt, L. Baker, C. Krato, P. Bowman, Kiehl, S. Frentzel. a FRONT ROW' Left to right: M. Gnau, D Drewes B Robin- J Longhauser D Jett P Edwards H H . , . . , . , . , . errmann, D. Morgan son, J. Colba, R. Mains, M. Tiemann, T. Wolf, S. Kohlmeier, BACK ROW' L, Wahlers, J, Calvin, B, Dgerf, G, Tritch, K J. Alongi, R. Scholle, S. Trautwein. SECOND ROW' J. Buchmueller, D. Loberg, R. Fischer, D. Stumeyer, M. Barks Turner, J. Robinson, D. Colpa, R. Basye, N. Evans, L. Koch, J. Streufert, S. Dinger. BOY'S GLEE CL . GIRL, GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW' Left to right: P. Kreinheder, K. Horstmann G. Weber, N. Kraft, B. Zurheide, B. Grayson, K. Kummer, L. Moeller, B. Crane, L. Wilson, J. Piemann S. Gran er. SEC , g ' OND ROW' D. Huber, J. Quittschau, K. Rauscher, A. Wede- meier, N. Haisley, G. Gansmann, S. Palmer, C. Dunger, J Hass, L. Wehrebrecht, C. Hogan, E. Gillula, N. Govereau P Pabor. THIRD ROW' D. Wolf, D. Weber, C. Weiss, R. ,Oli 2 1 linger, S. Nagel, T. Lich, S. Hunning, J. Von Der Ahe, B Fassel, K. Rolfmann, M. Kiehl, R. Meyer, D. Hemmenn, M Fecht. BACK ROW' B. Jackson, D. Tiggemann, D. Frese M. Campbell, L. Brameier, S. Schulz, D. Jones, A. Kummer J. Lauber, L. Launhardt, C. Reineke, S. Rose, K. Sweet, A Kirschenmann, M. Brockmann, P. Bowman, B. Keating. Nw V g 1- l 'WI l .. ...WM . l FreshmanCh0ruSbCgiHS1hCDaCap0-Al Fine- The boy's glee club added an informal note with barber shop numbers. PRI 1 C LERT B-ue.. Final adjustments for fmal performance. The choir completes the concert with the stirring song God of Our Fathers? ICR DCTET Left to right: K. Colba, D. Tiggemann, A. Kirschenmann, K. Rauscher, J. Wunnenberg, J. Meter, M. Gegel, N. Govereau. BRINKER TRACTOR SALES INC. 2505 N. Highway 140 ART OL FRONT ROW' Left to right: K. Meyermann, D. Loberg, D. Tfiifih, L- SChHCdlC1', L- ROCUSCF, J- McCall, B- Niefmfm, Graeser. SECOND ROW' C, Brauch, P. Terry, J. Brauch, M. T.B0ZZay,J-BrCCkCHk21mP- Owings, S. Nitz, J. Loberg, P. Isenberg. BACK ROW' N. FRONT ROW' Left ro right: Mrs. W. Pickens, R. Brown, B. Merrell, D. Martin, A. Riley, G. Hoffestter. BA CK ROW' G. Heseman, E. Johnston, L. Carr, B. Kiehl, B. Zimmer. ST. JOHNS COMMUNITY BANK 8924 St. Charles Rd. V .am .. PEP CL Lutheran's got the pep and ninety-nine per sale, pep assemblies throughout the year and cent of it is generated by the energetic Pep Club! LHSN,s first KXOK All-Star game. Was it really Its members' covered the walls of LHSN with worth it? Just ask any football, cross-country, mile after mile of posters calling on our teams to basketball, soccer, track, or baseball player. Lu- GO, FIGHT, and WIN! The Pep Clubls activities theran HAS got the PEP! this year included the annual Homecoming mum Kathy Grimm, Vice-President, Jackie Lang, Treasurer, Esther Iezzi, President, Jackie Hass, Secretary. A K , glpu 5, . ,,,,,, ig , FROSTWOOD SUPER SAVE STORE, Inc., 129 8352 Frost Ave. LETTERME 9 CLUB t ra .gf . ,gg Members .of the Letterman's Club proudly display the hard-earnedwhite and gold letter representative of the varsity athlete. They worked hard at selling refreshments at home football and basketball games. Under the able direction of their faculty sponsors, Mr. Vogelsmeier and Mr. Wallace, they became the most financially successful L-Club in the school's history by earning close to 5500. The purchase of their own -popcorn machine required more than half of their profits, but it will more than pay for itself in future years. Under the student leadership of President Bob Siesenop, Vice-president Chuck Nobe, and Secretary Ed Shew, the L-Club has tried to promote good sportsmanship and teamwork among the athletes at Lu- theran North. X51' I . 3 :2187 as ' FRONT ROW' Left to right: K. Lockner, S. Trautwein, D. Loberg, R. Bayse, C. Nobe, B. Siesenop, E. Shew. SECOND ROW' W. Mehrholf, T. Mack, R. Fischer, L. Hoehne, J. Longhauser, Mr. Vogelsmeier, Mr. Wallace. THIRD ROW' B. Frenz, L. Boaz, D. Hoppe, M. Baum. FOURTH ROW' M. Johnson, M. Tinker, K. Buchmueller, G. Carter. FIFTH ROW' L. Green, T. Bozzay, C. VonDerAhe, G. Engelhardt. SIXTH ROW' D. Mueller, D. Septeowski, M. Morman, M Walker. SEVENTH ROW' R. McQuiston, D. Schlechte, N Evans, G. Tritch. EIGHTH ROW' P. Choate, R. Freiert, C Girard, P. Dickey. NINTH ROW' B. Kiehl, L. Koch, D Lehenbauer, D. Klass. BA CK ROW' J. Calvin. COMMUNITY FEDERAL SAVING and LOAN ASSOCIATION 8944 St. Charles Rd. Have you come to make another search or Your mother 1n Jesus Chr1st Magdalen O Hara just knock a few nuns aboutq and I m takxng one of your chlckens for dmner tool I can recogmze a palr of plxers when I set eyes on them A LETTER TO THE GE ERAL DEAR GR WUOD Watch the crease rn your pants I ll take a little blanket please Do you have to prance 1n and out among my flock as lf God favored the goatsq NL... Devlllsh Degree of Accred lted Tempter Faculty of Flends Q 1 yum, 3 FRONT ROW' Left to right: B. Ruppel, S. Dallwitz, D. Gau- J. Ormerod, K. Lang, L. Kreinheder, S. Reimann, K. Bake- batz, B. Merrel. BA CK ROW' L. Wiger, B. Schmidt, S. Mon- field. teith, L. Callies, W. Kilz. R. Kiehl, S. Kohlmeier, C. Floyd, THE PIAN TROUPE 1042 Twice during the school year Thespian Troupe 1042 holds initiations for apprentice Thespians who have met the qualifications for becoming a member of the National Thespian Society. After a gruesome week of constant repetition ofthe Thespian Speech, HAH actors are called Thespians after Thespis, the first Greek actor . . . N the initiates are rewarded for their efforts with a lifetime mem- bership in Troupe 1042. DRAMA CLUB Left to right: D. Gaubatz. K. Schmidt, S. Dallwitz. J. Ormerod, B. Merrel, K. Lang, S. Kohlmcier. J. Rodden. JOHN H. ARMBRUSTER 8L CO. 8940 St. Charles Rd. TUDE T COUNCIL Representatives and Alternates 101-102 Darryl Chatman Mike Owens 105 Judy Lauber Ron Brown 103 Andi Steinmann QD Ruth Abaecherli QD 106 Pat Krienheder Sue Huning 107 Sue Lynne Terry Bozzay 108 Karen Klotz Emily Gillula 109 Kathy Roffmann Barb Nierman B. Gym Dave Lehenbauer Joel Streufert G. Gym Ruth Ollinger Sue Nagel 201 Linda Renkel Kathy Sweet 202 Nancy Steinkamp Pat Terry 204 Judy Loberg Allen McCluer 205 Jolee Chartrand Carol Hogan HOME FEDERAL SA 8890 Lackland Rd. 206 Stewart Palmer Dale Weber 207 Gary Ernst Karen Brasses 208 Debra Williams Warren Schmidt 211 Katie Gardiner Jackie Hass 213 Larry Wahlers Norma Govreau 214 Chris Kerr Debbie Martin 216 Alice Franzman Sandy Pelle CD Ray Bayse CID 217 Ronnie Mulherin Janet Schaper 218 Mark Weeks Gregory Scher 219 Stephanie Palmer Debbie Walker 221 Sharon Nitz Susi Netzeband 222 Andi Steinmann CID Don Loberg VINGS 8L LOAN ASSOCIATON FRONT ROW: Left to right: R. Moeller, Freshman Repre- sentativeg T. Wolf, Sophomore Representativeg S. Oestreich, Junior Representative, NOT PICTURED: J. Gardiner, Senior At the beginning of the year, the Student Coun- cil had an orientation workshop to acquaint its members with the functioning of Student Council and with some of its problems. Then they went to work. The council served the community by having recreation days for children from Kinloch. An exchange day was held with South and our council participating in student council conferences where students were able to meet with people from other schools and exchange ideas about student government. The council added life and excitement to the school with the Homecoming social and l beg to differ! Representative. BA CK ROW: S. Talleur, Recording Secretary G. Lueker, Presidentg D. Schlechteg Vice Presidentg L. Mid- dendorf. Corresponding Secretary. Cupid Capers, a social featuring Cupid himself. This year a new extracurricular event was also planned, an intramural track meet. Other activi- ties which the Student Council organized ranged from displaying the flag and filling Christmas stockings to tutoring students and painting bleachers. This year has been a profitable and rewarding one for the council and we thank all those who worked to make it so, especially the faculty ad- visors, Mr. Carlton, Mr. Colba, and Mr. Crisler. This is really interesting! ' K E I Q?Q A W They only get 24 copies this month . . Y, ,f Aww FRONT ROW' Left to right: E. Iezzi, S. Netzeband, J. Selzer, K. Kenkel. SEC- OND ROW' R. Morman, S. Pelle, S. Nitz, K. Meyermann, R. Brown. THIRD ROW' D. Krifka, N. Vogt, L. Middendorf, S. Talleur, C. Johnson, D. Meier. BA CK ROW' Miss Jan Edwards. SCHALLER-KERR CO. 4464 Duncan The COURIER staff preparing the publication for distribution. Faculty advisor Miss Jan Edwards discusses the COURIER with staff members. As always, the COURIER was on hand each month to bring the exciting news of L.H.S.N. to faculty and students alike. The staff did a fine job of reporting the news of our school in a factual and interesting manner. By doing so they accurately portrayed school life, stimulated interest in school activities and pro- moted Christian attitudes among the student body. They achieved their goals with an increased number of pictures, thought-provoking editorials, and inter- esting articles on a variety of subjects. To increase the COURIER staffs knowledge of journalism at work, they toured the ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. This experience helped to put the problems and headaches of turning out a four-page paper in perspective. With a lot of hard work on the part of the editor-in-chief, the editors, the re- porters, and the faculty advisor, Miss Jan Edwards, the COURIER was able to iinish a very successful year. COURIER EDITORS Sharon Nitz, News Editor Shelley Talleur, Feature Editor Susi Netzeband, Feature II Editor Karen Meyermann, Sports Editor Tom Mack, Sports Editor 21 l Hereford Ave. BR EIDING PORTRAITS STUDIO CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Gary Englehardt Sandra Pelle CRUSADER Th1s IS your story of the past school year at Lutheran North As you page through th1s archlves of memorles we the CRUSADER staff headed by co edltors Sandra Pelle and Gary Englehardt and asslsted by faculty adv1sors MISS Margaret Mehl and Mr Jerry S1mmons hope you recall many pleasant experl ences you have had at North After hours of hard work and thoughtful plann1ng we now present th1s yearbook deplctmg school l1fe w1th lts faculty students sports clubs and soclals Happy Memorlesl ART EDITOR FACULTY EDITOR ACTIVITIES EDITOR SENIOR EDITOR Ken Oestrxech Ruth Abaecherll Nancy Vogt Sharon N1tz CIRCULATION SPORTS EDITOR UNDERCLASSMEN EDITOR Susan Netzeband Donn Krlfka Kathy Ahlschwede a 1 ' 9 . 3 ' ' 7 5 7 1 - ' ' 3 ' 1- Y h ls q if 'fiiigi 5-25?ff2g-455-'aiifff2i I I f?i555-vi-fi-5. 5 e , xiizuw- - f l,-fir?-1,f -I ' fra-it11,:, f ' 'K 3 - -- e 1 1.-51 Li ' , i lf gv-170 A ' 2 Y In at-:gg ,Z 2 at 1 Q QEQQEL 1',:' fb,- ,,z,-hfgl , K , ,rsig.f.,,.1 f, ff- ff!-Sgfi 'if f V. -.wi-.:,-Q-,ff jaw' UNDERCLASSMEN STAFF FRONT ROW' S. Nagel. BA CK ROW' J. Lauber. NOT PICTURED: J. Kling- sick, A. Franzman. E. Gillula, sv' ii, :viffif f may . ART STAFF SENIOR STAFF E, Iezzi. FACULTY ADVISORS Miss M. Mehl, Mr. J. Simmons. ACTIVITIES STAFF L. Fink, J. Lang. J. Gardiner, J. Selzer. NOT PIC TURED: N. Rosenkoetter FACULTY STAFF K. Klotz, L. Rosenkoetter. SPORTS STAFF W. Mehrhoff, D. Graeser. M. Tiemann. CIRCULATION STAFF FRONT ROW' A. Steinmann. BACK ROW' Left to right: S. Dallwitz, C. Oster, T. Wolf, M. Schaper, R. Hoech. NOT PICTURED: K. Schmidt, J. Zieg- ler. D. Tiggemann, D. Rosebrock, K. Mayheld. BUCI-IHOLZ MORTUARY INC. 5967 W. Florissant Ave. ? That's the freshman battle cry! Oh! I give up. Dress-up day. A pretty ambitious group. Ho hum. Our own mad scientist Four hours in the beauty shop Watch your fingers' It is too coffee! is .1 was-ww- ,M-www. This is b0Y5, gym Class, Thls I9 gxrls' gym class 3 . . .. 33.51. 3.1, .. . .. ,...--. .,.. . -.-....-.-.. ww...-. f .-...mu b -11 - aff . 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FRONTROW Left to right D Orr S Palmer A Hoemann McQu1ston B Wurmb R Von Behren R Frelert C Nobe T Wolf BACK ROW .I Rodden L Carr J Struefert R Mr Busekrst Coach Although small 1n number the 1966 67 Harrlers had a remarkable season Endmg w1th a 6 5 record the boys are able to take clalrn as bemg the best team 1n several came through w1th all of h1s expectatlons We students at LHSN are proud to say Thls IS our Cross Country Team ' On your mark , - . ' ? 9 years. Under the new coaching of Mr. Busekist, the team 7 7 CROSS COU TRY Come on Rick. Down the stretch FRONT RO W' Left to right: D. Ross, M. Walker, D. Schlechte, M. Eifert, R. Fischer, K. Oestreich, D. Hoppe, D. Loberg, B. Frenz, R. Huber, C. VonDerAhe. SECOND ROW' B. Kiehl, D. Lehenbauer, M. Baum, B. Siesennop, E. Shew, H. Hermann, R. Head, G. Mueller, L. Green, M. Johnson, D. Schlechte, VAR ITY FGQTBALL Jubilant Crusaders unpile after re- covering a crucial Prin fumble. R. Middleton, S. Trautwein. THIRD ROW' Coach J. Pfabe, Coach R. Wallace, L. Hoehne, T. Mack, W. Mehrhofl, P. Choate, D. Meier, K. Lochner, M. Tinker. N. Evans, J. Long- hauser, K. Nicholas, R. Bayse. di Crusader linemen engage in pre-game warm-up drills. Senior end Tom Mack snags an aerial from Norm Evans. The 1966 Crusaders proved to be one of Lutheran's most exciting teams. Under the able coaching of Jerrald Pfabe and Richard Wallace, North ended with a well earned 6-3 record, the school's iinest since 1960, and captured third place in the ABC league. The rugged North defense allowed opponents an average of only seven points per game, and blanked three opponents. Unlike previous teams, this year's Crusaders never gave up, and this was evidenced by three come-from-behind victories and a narrow three point loss to league co-champion Codasco. This year's Crusaders leave a fine tradition of hustle, desire, and spirit for future squads. The Crusaders close in on ball carrier during tense Codasco contest. .,M,r,c,cWW,w.,W.tM sw-1 mwfm,w7,wwm FRONT ROW: Left to right: S. Klein, J. Anderson, E. Isen- berg, P. Roth, M. Piel, D. Wessel, G. Hartman. BACK ROW' G. Meier, C. Kerr, G. Mills, D. Bernabe, B. Davis, G. Warner, B. Tegtmeyer, S. Howell, Coach P. Crisler. 'C FOOTBALL The 1966 B team wound up their season with a 3e4 mark. Coached by Paul Crisler, the B team provided some thrilling contests for their followers, climaxed by the narrow victory over John Burroughs, the Hrst B team victory over Burroughs in our school's history. The team should provide the varsity with some line material in order to continue in a winning tradition. C' 9' FUOTBALL This year's C team proved to be a real hustling team as they posted an im- pressive 3f3-l mark. Following in the varsity's footsteps, they became a fine defensive team. They also moved the ball well for a Cu team. These young Crusaders kept up the fine tradition of recent Cv teams by holding their own against experienced opponents. FRONT ROW: Left to right: N. Bergman, M. Reynolds, S. Sachtleben, C. Stevenson, M. Jones, S. Warner, R. O'Malley, J. Weiler, R. Coleman, D. Breide. SECOND ROW' T. Kapp, R. Rohne, J. Lockett, D. Linder, M. Richert, D. Wehrspann, D Breite, D. Fieselman, J. Farri, R. Moeller, C. Kof- ron, G. Eads. BACK ROW- Coach W. Schmidt a C. Hennig. P. Edwards, R. Lich, T. Albrecht, A. McClure, M. Weeks, S. Wurmb, L. Meyer, W. Lawson, R. Moentman, S. Rodgers, OCCER The 1966-67 Kickers showed an improvement from previous years. They ended up with a l-12-5 record, making the precentage points come up higher than in any season in the past. The varsity soccer team is still young and still improving. In the last game ofthe season against South, our Kickers showed the finest whole- team effort for the entire season by ending the game in a brilliant, well deserved tie. The B team which was organized into a separate soccer team this year, showed much promise throughout their season. The young kickers will be ready and able to aid the varsity next year. Both teams look forward to the coming sea- son with the expectations of an even better record. CCB Soccer FRONT ROW' Left to Right: R. Lich, R. Rohne, A. Head- meier, T. Kuechler, S. Schroeder, R. Burroughs, S. Corner rick, S. Sachtleben, S. Weiler, R. Wachter, D. Linder, M. Rey- R. Lueck, D. Breckenkamp, L. Burroughs, D. Breite, M nolds, G. Meier, G. Pierson. BACK ROW? Coach W. Vogels- Oestreich. FRONT ROW' Left to Right: W. Schmidt, D. Schlechte, R. Rodden, P. Sieveking, D. Lehenbauer, D. Loberg, C. Von Der Basye, K. Krueger, E. Shew, G. Carter, L. Green, D. Mueller. Ahe, J. Calvin, D. Septeowski, L. Moran. BA CK ROW' Coach W. Vogelsmeier, D. Sweet, P. Doerr, R. VARSITY OCCER Warren Schmidt blocks opposition. Carter fights for ball Kickers on the charge! Ed Shew makes his move. Ray Basye lets loose with a powering kick. Jeff Calvin kicks ball to spring a Lutheran attack. Dan Mueller goes in for a steal. 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,......--M , - FRONT ROW: Left to right: M. Mormon, D. Klass, C. Girard, T. Bozzay, L. Koch, G. Engelhardt, D. Kroetor. BACK ROW: Coach D. Oetting, M. Walker, D. Harms, B. Frenz, S. Emshof'T, L. Hoehne, N. Evans, M. Bearden, M. Tiemann. VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1967 Crusaders, coached by Mr. Oetting, began the season by setting a new school scoring record as they soundly beat Rosary 96 to 62. After losing to O,Fal1on Tech, Normandy and River- view, the Crusaders came back strong before the Christmas vacation by defeating Priory 82 to 63 and a strong Northwest team 65 to 60. This gave the team an opportunity to play an exceptionally tall Soldan team for first place in the Lutheran North Tournament. Playing an excellent game, the Crusaders lost by a score of 56 to 54, thereby taking second place in their own tournament. Jumping into ABC League competition, the Crusaders ripped through all their opponents with- out difficulty with the exception of Lutheran South. During ABC League play the Crusaders tied the school scoring record of 96 points again and set another new scoring record for the second time during the season. This happened in a 109 to 71 victory over Western Military Academy. The Happiness is playing McCluer in the Regional. Crusaders linished in second place in the ABC League with an 8 and 2 record. Completing the season with the State Regional Tournament, the Crusaders raced home with a 79 to 64 win over Rosary and a resounding 92 to 88 upset victory over second seeded Berkeley, before bowing to a tall McCluer team and there- by receiving a second place trophy from the Re- gional. The Crusaders outscored their opposition 71.5 points a game to 61 points. The team set a new total season scoring record of 1502 points while outshooting their opponents from the field 4276 to 40'Zi. They ended the season with a respectable record of 13 wins and 8 losses. Terry Bozzay, Chuck Girard and Lou Koch were selected to the All ABC League team and Gary Engelhardt re- ceived honorable mention. Terry Bozzay was also named to the second A11 District Suburban Team. A Second Place trophy isn't that bad! X. if 5 . 2 ,1 FRONT ROW: Left to right: M. Eifert, D. l-Ioppe, D, ROW: Coach J. Pfabe, B. Trautwein, G. Eller, M. Piel, B Wessel, D. Ross, D. Schlechte, E. lsenberg, P. Roth. BA CK Coleman, R. Baum, L. Zipoy. CC 77 The UB Team, coached by Mr. Pfabe, finished the season with an ABC League record of 7g3 and an overall season record of l0e6. The highlights of the season included an overtime victory over Normandy and a triumph over Principia. Many of the players made considerable progress as B teamers and should be assets to future varsity squads. Freshman Dave Ross and sophomore Mark Piel led the team in scoring, and Dave Ross and Dave Hoppe, sophomore, were tough under both the offensive and defensive boards. Dave Ross leaps high to block a Lancer's layup. Will the Crusaders get the tip? FRONT ROW' Left to right: T. Albrecht, S. Wurmb, D Talsma, B. Doerr, J. Barks, R. Chandler, A. McClure , R. Schultz. BA CK ROW: Coach P. Carleton, D. Glatz, J. Chil- CC 77 CH Team displayed a good man-to-man de- fense and a hot hand in the shooting department. They Hnished the season with a 12-4 record and an excellent ABC League record of 9-1, good enough to make them co-champs with South. Wurmb and Wehrspann were the high scorers with Doerr providing the rebounds. ders, R. Coleman, C. Kofron, S. Palmer, R. Kummer Wehrspann, J. Colba, B. Hartmann, K. Panhorst, Coach J Simmons. cc 'D RE ERVE 'SCH Reserve played a good man-to-man defense and displayed an effective press with a lot of hustle. They ended the season with a re- spectable 6-2 ABC League record which was good enough for second place. Palmer, Schultz, and Colba were the high scorers. Performances by both squads should give much promise to future varsity teams of L.H.S.N. ,D. Doerrjumps high for ajump against Rosary. McClure shoots a foul shot as Wehrspann and Barks look o fl. FRONT ROW: Left to right: M, Johnson, R. Rodden, M. Schlechte, D. Pott, L. Green, L. Koch, M. Bearden, B. Hansen Tinker, G. Tritch, D. Klaas, P. Sieveking, B. Frenz. BACK N.Breite, M.Wolfram. ROW' Coach W. Vogclsrneicr, B. Siesonnop, N. Evans, D. Pre-game observation of opposition. Don Klaas goes to left field on a low pitch. Dave Schlechte prepares for game as a fan looks on. Coach Vogelsmeier shakes hands with Rosary's coach. The 1967 varsity team, composed mainly of seniors, again had a fairly success- ful season. Under the coaching of W. Vogelsmeier, the boys took second in league, and closed the season with a 13-6 record. 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V , U by VWVAV., wWM.Mg,.gS. lg. , ,.X.,. .V ,: H ., .5 .. , . .3 .. V. Wi., . K. I ,Li iw ., nE .::-.EI- 5 . A Ewing F . Q QW Q LQ S1 .-.2'2...r..5f S3 1 2, : 1: . A , ' ig :EV gg 1 .ms -' , ggi 2 W M i s s ' f.. .kfiiffzsif llif - 3 fff' ' 31.2'i,.fLff.VI'f'. . ' ' , . H, , .. AWS' ' E.: ' - if' vffws t 1 :UQ-N:'a?ff...z air- ----'2 X S t. M , 3 .Q .if 5. Sn. a: 11.-,4 1 , , it .- ,E 4 r .. -,:v.,,. ... M . :.,. ... S 'M if + wir'R1i -1 f L -- , 'f . . ' ' - ,f L V .,. ' - .gr .- -vue Eg: - 2 t 2:..t.4:1ys:,..U,f - .Z--.:- 5- : , : ' N ,. L f . . ze' at 5I 5ii:ii V 'Q . .. . .W i t FRONT ROW: Left to Right: B. Tegtmeycr, B. Trautwein, L, Zippoy, L. Corner, C. Kerr, A. W hilworth, G. Eller, J. D. Septeowski, D. Schlechte, D. Hoppe, P. Roth, R. Doerr, Lockett, L. Moran. M. Piel. BA CK ROW' Coach D. Oetting, D. Glatz, S. Wrrght, CC 7' AN CCB RE ERVEU BASEBALL FRONT ROW' Left to Right: E. Hayes, G. Jones, C. Krof- Drews, R. ron. S. Wurmb, BACK ROW: Coach C. Richterkessing, Schultz, K. Panhorst, H. Dozier, D. Breite, D. Lin D, der, J. Childers, M. Keith, S. Werner. Q FRONT ROW: Left to right: Coach R. Wallace, G. Carter, T. Orr, K. Oestreich, K. Krause, J. Ziegler, D. Mueller, K. Buchmueller, K. Nelson, W. MehrhoiT, K. Hartmann, D. Stueh- meyer, C. Tegtmeyer. VARSITY TEN N With a senior-filled squad, the Crusaders opened their '67 season with several victories, and equalled the previous yearis total. Another rugged ABC schedule, with the addition of Priory, gave the team a real challenge. There were some out- standing performances during the season, and the members worked hard to develop as individuals 7' TENN and to become a team. While the main function of B tennis is teaching tennis fundamentals, Mr. Carlton not only devel- oped some promising players, but the team also captured a few matches. With many seniors leav- ing the varsity, B team will have to till in the gaps left by graduation. FRONT ROW: Left to right: Coach P. Carlton, N. Bergman, J. Colba, D. Runge, A. Bangert, R. Baum, C. Demp- sey. BACK ROW: T. Albrecht, R. Moeller, M. Gerding, D. Hass, E. Isen- berg, A. Hoemann. B-F-L, INC., CATERERS 7212 Oakland Ave. , , . ,. W... .. .s ..,, . , ,.,. W .,..,.f,,.-fw ..J,,.-, ..m,fw.--,W...mif.-'11-M1,-f.-fp.....fmm.fs..e,.m,.,M,,,.,,.,.,..,..,.fmsn.,..w,,i5,,7i,,im.,w,,B.,,,AM,m,g.N,E,,,f,5,wQ:,m,M,myW Q, FRONT ROW' Left to right: G. Warner, L. Boaz, S. Traut- wein, B. Coleman, M. Jones. SECOND ROW' J. Farri, R Huber, R. Freiert, D. Talsma, D. Lehenbauer, C. Stevenson THIRD ROW' Coach P. Crisler, R. Middleton, D. Chat man, S. Dinger, P. Choate, R. Bayse, Coach J. Simmons. FOURTH ROW' R. Fischer, M. Walker, L. Hoehne, C. saw? .. .. M is ' ' - View f -.rggsgk .f .,,. ,Q . ' fig M its . .... . . K, g flffi- if ' --. .52 . 1 . ' 21 2i-,affix 7 ggzztst gpg A, ' , ,,, .Q J 2 eva-2 Jf . 1 uw H. ...sf Q f s- f I S- 1 . f K .,.. .. , . ' .,..- i .-.:i:,..?1fg, :5, , 'Rig T f W A -- 1. 1.1 ff . y -,gy 7 I, I ff - . 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Klein, D. Rosebrock. BACK ROW' C. Ramsey, J. Streufert, T. Wolf, L. Vitale, M. Jarvis, G. Mills. TRACK Although it was only their second season, the '67 track squad competed successfully. Lutheran opened their season in fine style, equalling their victory total of last year in half of the season, and gave a good showing an ABC League meets. The Crusaders were a balanced blend of experienced seniors and promising underclassmen who com- bined to form one of the most exciting teams at Lutheran. The team worked hard to develop their individual specialities and to build a winning track tradition at Lutheran North. Paul Choate uncorks a toss in the shot put. DAN SMITH AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO. ll75 Benham Road Ray Basye bursts into lead against Aquinas. 2 Ralph Fischer clears the high jump bar. Muscles bulge as Dave Ross hurls shot Morris Walker is airborne in longjump Steve Trautwein limbers up over hurdles. FRONT ROW' Left to Right: J. Gardiner, R. Abaecherli, K Meyermann, S. Pelle, E. Iezzi, S. Netzeband, D. Graeser J. Selzer. SECOND ROW' N. Rosenkoetter, M. McCarthy, J Breckenkamp, G. Crawford, D. Wolf, B. Jackson, L Bremerkamp, K. Mayfield, S. Talleur, S. Nitz. THIRD ROW FRONT ROW' Left to Right: K. Kummer, K. Grimm, M Ollinger S Nagel H Leistritz J Chartrand BACK ROW L Owings, L. Walter, S. Oestreich, K. Gardiner, V. Wesche Wehrenbrecht N Hxllemann A Kummer E Brockmann C SECOND ROW: D. Heydt, J. Hass, K. Schmidt, B. Merrill, R Floyd M Blel L Callies L Neustadt 1 49z ty-swensaelwwxwwPa2fw isfmaHMissa:iiwsrfwmfwfamramazibwsrm smFmi FRONT ROW' Left to Right: M. Brockmann, R. Meyer, R Stuenkel N Bumb E Wilson D Martin J Klin sick SEC- , - , - , - , - 8 - OND ROW' K. Klotz, J. Shaper, C. Brauch, J. Krueger, D Hemmann, E. Gillula, L. Wiger, A. Schulz. THIRD ROW' D ASSQCIATIO FRONT ROW: Left to Right: M. Campbell, L. Fink, J. Quitt- schau, J. Meinzen, J. Loberg, J. Piemann, L. Roetter, D. Collins. SECOND ROW' B. Grayson, L. Tritch, E. Schumacher, C. Beck, C. Grimm, J. Gansmann, J. Lang, C. Hellmann. THIRD ROW' P. Kreinheder, D. Walker, J. Von Der Ahe, B. Pelle, J. Glenn, N. Steinkamp, P. Terry, B. Rehm, B. Nierman, C. Kerr, C. Grimm, N. Tritch, B. Fassel. BA CK ROW' T. Vogel- sang, D. Naughton, N. Kasten, D. Klimt, G. Meinzen, K. Corbett, B. Crane, L. Bachmann. Hinriche, D. Huber, E. Fritsche, D. Gerfen, J. Niewald, K. Sweet. BACK ROW' K. Horstmann, T. Lich, S. I-Iuning, L. Renkel, J. McCall, L. Gorman, S. Palmer, M. Piehl, H. Steg- mann, J. Floyd. . ..... ........... is fimw,.fm,q.wWm-Q As one of the many well known organizations around school, the Girls' Athletic Association, under the supervision of Mrs. Durham, offers a wide category of sports presented during the entire year. These include field hockey, basket- ball, volleyball, gymnastics, and softball. This gives all girls a chance to participate in athletic activities, and it is from the GAA members that all girls' Varsity and Junior Varsity teams are picked. The highlights ofthe 1966-1967 year included the Maroon and Gold class teams tournament, the Sports Festival, our triumphant victories over South in basketball and volleyball, and the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet with entertainment provided by a few talented members of GAA. So next year, if anyone wants a chance to have fun in sports,join GAA. GAA OFFICER GAA UFTBALL Top to bottom: Linda Middendorf, Treasurer, Sandy Pelle Secretary, Nancy Vogt, Vice-President, Joan Meyer, President FRONT ROW' Left to right: M. Meyer, K. Gar- diner, S. Netzeband, L. Walter, L. Renkle. SEC- OND ROW: B. McGee, S. Campbell, K. Corbett, D. Naughton, B. Rehm. BACK ROW: L. Roett- ger, Manager, J. Lang, L. Gorman, Mrs. Durham, Coach. BUMB 8: BIRKEMEIER CEMENT CONTRACTORS R. W2 Box 306 FRONT ROW' Left to right: M. Winkler, K. Gardiner, S. Leistritz, K. Grimm, M. Biel. BACK ROW' J. Gardiner, Nitz, L. Walter, D. Graeser, S. Netzeband, E. Iezzi. SECOND Timer, B. Pelle, Scorer, Mrs. Durham, Coach, M. Owings, ROW' K. Meyermann, N. Vogt, S. Pelle, S. Talleur, H. Scorer. FRONT ROW: Len to right: S. Nagel, L. Callies, R. Ollinger, L- Bachmann, K. Corbett, B. Fassel, B- Merrell. BA CK ROW J. Meyer, L. Middendorf, S. Oestreich, B. Nierman. SECOND MTS- Dl11'hafH,C0HChLM-Owingsv SC0fCf'Timef- ROW' N. Hillemann, L. Wehrenbrecht, J. Hass, A. Kummer, iL..... 4eHwWv4 W 4HHwWP4 FRONT ROW' Left to right: S. Netzeband, L. Walter, K. treich. BA CK ROW.' Mrs. Durham, Coachg M. Owings, Grimm, S. Nitz, S. Pelle. SECOND ROW' K. Corbett, H. Scorer. Leistritz, K. Meyermann, M. Taylor, M. Meyer, S. Oes- FRONT ROW: Left to right: D. Graeser, N. Lorenz, C. S. Campbell, R. Ollinger, A. Kummer, M. Biel, L. Bach Grimm, C. Kerr, S. Palmer. SECOND ROW' B. McGee, mann. BA CK ROW' E. Iezzi, K. Kummer, Scorerg J. Meyer. Varsity STANDING: Left: R. Heumann. SEA TED.' S. Nagel, R. Abaecherli. CENTER: Top to bottom: K. Grimm, M. Meyer, R. Ollinger, K. Kummer, Scorerg Mrs. Durham, Coach. STA NDING: Right: L. Walter. SEA TED: S. Netzeband, J. Lang. FRONT ROW' Left to right: L. Brammier, S. Pelle, S. Nitz, S. Campbell. SECOND - ROW' K. Corbett, D. Graeser, E. Iezzi, S. Oestreich. BA CK ROW' C. Kerr, J. Meyer. Jr. - 1 l i 1 5 P4 HHMW Y CCB!! T E A M l Left to right: Linda Walter, Co-captain Nancy Vogt, Roseanna Mulherin, Co-capta Sandy Pelle. GHEERLEADI G All people attending our sporting events throughout the year recognized the greatjob that both the Varsity and B-Team cheerleading squads did. Among the many new cheers these girls brought to our school, N-O-R-T-H and F-I-G-H-T were two of the most well liked. With our school's best interest in mind, our cheerleaders practiced many hard hours to get their cheers in the best form for the games. Left to right: Pat Kreinheder, Emily Gillula, Chris Grimm, Captain Chris Kerr, Joan Piemann. HIGHWAY 8a CITY FREIGHT DRIVERS DOCKMEN 8a HELPERS, Local 600 4l4l Forest Park Ave. 120 - in Diane Graeser, Co-Captains: Nancy Vogt and Diane Graeser Roseanna Mulherin Sandy Pelle You've got to F-I-G-H-T 55851:-ZmFlgJI!fRilTY Linda Walter PATRQ Business Patrons Alan C. Wolf A. L. Krekeler 8: Son Jewelers Alton Brick Armstrong u66', Service Barker Bus Service, Inc. B.arlbort's Super Market Barton Pontiac, Inc. Beach Electric Co. Behle Fuel 8: Materials Beiderwieden Funeral Homes Bellefontaine 66 Service Bill Albrecht, Insurance Bil1's Service Station Bluestone Tool 8: Machine Co. Branneky 8: Sons Hardware Store Bremen Bank 8: Trust Co. Brock Auto Parts Brockmann Radio Co. Central Pattern Co. Chaskay Services Chemtech Corporation Church Craft Pictures, Inc. Clarence C. Rickmann Bookkeeping 8: Tax Service Complete Laundry Compliments ofa Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments ofa Friend Compliments of Fred's Food Shop ill 2 Country Inn DoNut Drive-In Crown Theatre Daniel Hamn Drayage Co. Don Henefer Jewelry Employee,s Loan Co. Favazza Florists Ferguson Department Store Floriss Drive-In Gutzler's Bakery Henry G. Evans 8: Associates Public Relations Hi1geman's Meat Market Holscher-Wernig, Inc. I. G. A. Community Foodliner 706 Chestnut 10035 Bellefontaine Road 1657 S. 39th Street P. O. Box 1025 8000 Page at Hanley 8676 Olive Street Road 12214 Bellefontaine Road 9001 W. Florissant Avenue 7531 Airport Road 8515 Airport Road 900 N. Lafayette 1936 St. Louis Avenue 3620 Chippewa Street 1601 Dunn Road 1015 Locust Jennings Road 8: McLaran 5215 Pierce Avenue 11403 St. Charles Road 3529 N. Broadway 6264 St. Louis 2550 Woodson Road 8830 Pershall Road 7730 Carondelet 7882 Folk 4222 Utah Street 9437 Harold Drive 4108-10 McPherson 1953 Benton 9426 Lewis 8: Clark Blvd. 1 19 S. Florissant Road 2nd 8: Tyler Streets 7210 Natural Bridge Road 3000 Easton Avenue No. 7 Normandy Shopping Center Ferguson, Missouri 3721 W. 'Florissant Avenue 9981 Lewis 8: Clark Blvd. 100 St. Francis Street 2055 McLaran Avenue 1 107 Olive Street 4811 Delmar Blvd. Kirchmeyer Pharmacy Krukenkamp Pharmacy Mack Trucks, Inc. McDonald Drive-In Mel Bay Melvin V. Foerster Merollis Chevrolet Mid-Town Printing Co. Mr. Benton's Coiffeurs Muel1er's Market Multiplex Display Fixture Co. Newger Fuel 8: Materials, Inc. North End Cleaners Oasis Car Wash Old Vienna Otto Rath, Aid Association for Lutherans Pagedale Beauty Shop Pat Kenny's Meats Pesc Co. Phelan-Faust Paint Mfg. Co. Quillmanls Drug Store Rals Insurance Agency R. H. Gaebler Co. Richard C. Warmann Rizzuto Florist-Union Shop Schulte Hardware 8: Supply Co. Sherwood Ford Inc. Steven's Drug Store Stone Brothers Jewelers The Essmuller Co. The North Side Bank The Sharpe Shop Tiny Tot Nursery School Voge1sang's Barber Shop Warren Southard4Standard Oil Agent Weather Master Aluminum Weberis Coiffeurs Wellston Auto Radiator Service 1436 Chambers Road 6000 W. Florissant Avenue 2350 Chouteau Avenue 8320 Airport Road 107 W.Je1Terson 10707 Laudseer Drive 8345 N. Broadway 3650 Forest Park Blvd. 223 N. Florissant Road 6073 Olive Street Road 4301 Warne Avenue 49 Airport Road 9991 Lewis 8: Clark Blvd. 8721 N. Broadway 9400 Lewis 8: Clark Blvd. 1945 Walden Road Underhill 7-3973 6760 Page Avenue 9301 Lewis 8: Clark Blvd. 5124 N. Broadway 932 Loughborough Avenue 42 S. Florissant Road 11761 Natural Bridge Road 4060 W. Pine Blvd. 8321 N. Broadway, Baden Medical Building 4026 N. Kingshighway 7204 Natural Bridge Road 12075 Bellefontaine Road 6764 Page Avenue 2701 N. 14th Street 1220 S. 8th Street 6605 W. Florissant Avenue 2901 Olive Street 3208-12 N. Newstead 36 Grandview Plaza 11661 Larimore Road 6127 Natural Bridge Road 6627 Easton Avenue Crusader Patrons Dr. 8: Mrs. Arthur M. Ahlschwede Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Beffa Mr. 8: Mrs. Wilbert Dallwitz Mr. 8: Mrs. M. L.Enge1hardt Mr. 8: Mrs. William Freeman Compliments of a Friend Mr. 8: Mrs. Hugo E. Grimm Mr. 8: Mrs. O. C. Klingsick Eli Levins Mr. 8: Mrs. John C. Roschke Mr. 8: Mrs. Gilbert H. Roth Mr. 8: Mrs. John L. Saver Mr. 8: Mrs. Jerome Schulz Mr. 8: Mrs. Jerry Simmons Mr. 8: Mrs. Burtis Tiggemann Rev. Lorenz F. Wahlers Mr. 8: Mrs. Emil Tiggemann Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward J. Werner ll! 5 7 W7 ln Z 5' The 1967 school year has come to a close. The halls and classrooms are no longer con- jested with students, and assignments and term papers have long since been forgotten. The sound of a basketball bouncing on the court and the crack ofa baseball bat are no longer heard. Your 1967 CRUSADER shows many of the events that occurred over the past year. It is our hope that by seeing these events you will continually be reminded of the blessings of God and your role as a Crusader. As co- editors, we would like to say that we were proud to have the privilege of editing the l967 CRUSADER. We would like to thank Miss Margaret Mehl and Mr. Jerry Simmons, CRUSADER facult consultants, along with the entir C Y CRUSADER stalf for all the time and effort they have spent to create the '67 CRU- SADER. We would also like to thank Mr. Breiding, Northis photographer, and Dou Gaubatz, student photographer. 1967 CRUSADER Co-Editors Sandy Pelle and Gary Engelhardt 8 l ffw Y I' I- f!' I 1 .J 'N HV I f 1 W , f 5 ,ff ff ' A f MM W M f X5 U ' 7 L ,UW 3 M 1 X KA ffl f I 5, Lf ff , W A ' I I I! K fff A fn 1 6 X J M1 HU! 5 . f f a X I , 'X My V I jx XL 4 A If X QV jf! L J V I W N 1 7 ,. ,A A . N X , Q I x xv 1 Mg 1 f fx H fx 7 K I, x y fx NV Jwxffy J J I M if f ! fl! 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