Michigan Lutheran Seminary - Cardinal Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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MQ Larry Garden City, Michigan I hke work it iascinates me' I could sit and watch it for hours In his first two years at Sem, Larry was a rather shy lad, but as time went on, he provided many a laugh for his classmates Those who know him enjoyed his com pany and his friendship Larry d1dn't date girls, but we're sure that in this case the proverb applies, 'Slow start strong finish' ' Larry is undecided about his plans for the future Whatever he does we wash him the best of luck Jo Belleville, Michigan A lass so neat With smile so sweet' Jo entered our class as a sophomore and from that time on she was always busy Her cheerful disposition won her many friends at Sem Her writing ability gained her a place on the Red 'n ' White Staff Q3,4j She put her soprano voice to good use m Choir Q3,4j and Girls' Choir Q3 4j Jo was a member of Band Q3 4j and M A C Q41 She played intramurals Q2,3y We w1sh her the best of luck at New Ulm 65411 Ev Elkton, Michigan If business comes before pleasure, cut out the business' This girl was always neat and she made sure that everyone else around her was too If you had one minute particle of dust on your clothes, Evelyn would be sure to remove it Her striking beauty won her the honor of being freshman representa tive on the Homecoming Queen's Court She was a member of Cho1r Q3 4j Girls' Choir Q3,4j, and Band Q2,3,4j She participated in intramurals Q1,2,3,4j and Joined M A C Q4y Gutes Gluck at New Ulm, Evie' ,fda Rhoda --Bay City, Michigan The terrible burden of having nothing to do! This girl with the cheery Good Morning could usually be found behind the cover of a book or in front of a television set. She took an active part in intramurals Q1,2,3,4j, joined M.A.C. Q3y, and operated the school's miscellaneous store Q4y. Rhoda plans to attend school at St. Paul in Minnesota and then transfer to River Forest. Her wish is to become a teacher.

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Ed Frankenmuth, Mlchlgan What I can't see, I w1ll never belreve' ' Theoreucally Ed was one of the more qulet members of our class, but h1s tenor voxce was heard 1n the Cholr f3,4j, and on 1ts tour f3j He put h1s dxversxfled muslcal talents to further use nn Band 11,2 3,4j Ed also partlcrpated ln football f3j and was on the tumbhng team f2j He was a member of Jets f3j and M A C Q35 Ed plans to contmue h1s studres at R1ver Forest M fa mewrgfiw 2 diana, Pat Bay Clty Mlchxgan 'Twlnkle twlnkle goes her eye Who I wonder, IS the guy? Thls pretty f1ve foot two eyes of b1ue gxrl came to us ln the second half of her freshman year Her beauty gamed for her the tltle of Homecommg Queen Q3j She sang rn the Chou' Q3 4j and Crrls' Chou Q3,4j Sometrmes she could be found rn the M A C room f4j Pat rs plannlng to enter Western M1Ch1g3H College ln the fall There she w1l.l study to be an occupatlonal therapxst QZZZ Beth was always a very lrvely and cheerful classmate Although Beth was a town student she managed to take an act1ve part rn extracurrxcular actwxtxes She kept the Band m trme wlth her str1ct beat of the bass drum 12 33 She sang alto rn the Chorr f3,4j and ln Grrls' Chorr 13,45 She also partlclpated ln mtramural sports f2 43 Beth 15 undeclded about the future but we w1sh her luck ln all she does Beth Stevensvllle Michigan School' I suppose 1t's here to stay' 2' Lar Frmdenmuth, Mlchlgan From work comes great rewards Thu tall boy qulckly won a prominent place ln our class Larry, besldes belng a top student rn the classroom, excelled m these actlvxtxes football f2,3S,4Sj, base ba1lq3S,4Sj, basketball f1,2,3S,4Sj, track f1,2,3S,4Sj, M A C q2,3,4y, and Choxr Up He was on the Annual Staff fl,2,3y and become edrtor rn h1s semor year Our years at Semxnary deflnrtely wouldn't have been the same XN1lChOUt Larry After leaxmg Sem he plans to attend the U S Arr Force Academy. 18 NSQSQDHMS 5 r 1 nu-, ' ' u ' ' I Q Af II ' ll ' ' 1 . , . , . . . . . . e, 7. . , :i - .ffl ' ' ' , g ..,, ,A ., 'rf Wvf ,g W it ls, fm, fr e I ' f lv , u-- . ' ' ' ! l 2 ! ' ll 1 . . U H . -- . . ' V . . . J ! ' . . . . . . H -- . . . l it YI ' Il , . , , , . ' J - 1 ' , R

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1 Ml? ni if Virg --Laingsburg, Michigan I Why work? By working one grows old' We certainly wouldn't have wanted to miss hearing this lanky lad's many wise cracks in and out of class Virg d1dn't participate in sports, but he was always ready to give his friends a laugh in the dorm after school He plans to follow in the steps of his father and become a farmer after he leaves Sem D ' . Dave --Saginaw, Michigan I never let my studies interfere with my education. This intelligent lad, after two years at another school, returned last fall to plague us with his guitar playing and cool singing. He had the ability to dream up ex- pressions which no one else could think of. In addition to his accomplishments as a rock 'n' roll singer, he sang in the Choir Q4j and Tuneful Twelve f4Q. Dave was one of the ardent hi-fi friends at Sem. Next year he plans to transport his guitar and hi-fi equipment to New Ulm. V ' F' MA Fred, a town student, was known for his freddy humor whenever anything struck him as funny A person who knew Fred could always tell when spring arrived for Fred would always be on the golf course, practicing his favorite game He played 'Fred Saginaw, Michigan 'Not of the common run of man ' Cary Livonia Michigan 'Some say he's quiet, others doubt it We were fortunate to have this lad join us in our junior year Hobbies in which he took special interest were boating and hunting This tall, sincere fellow contrib uted his share to the track team f3,4j and the football team f4Sj His singing ability gained him membership in Choir f3,4j and his deep, penetrating bass voice was an important part of the Tuneful Twelve Q43 Gary plans to attend D M L C for his final scholastic training 20 on the golf team f2,3Sj In intramural basketball Fred was always a good com petltor He showed his musical talent by playing clarinet in Band 0,2 3,4y and he was adept at the pamo Fred plans to attend River Forest -np