Michigan Lutheran Seminary - Cardinal Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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vow-mf Kathy' Prgeon, Mrchrgan Never too busy for fun Jokes fun, and laughter seemed to be a part of Kathy Although she didn't Join us untrl our Jumor year, rt d1dn't take her long to wm many friends Because of her outstandlng beauty and personallty, she was in the Homecommg Queen's Court Ml Her soprano vorce eamed her a place rn Chorr 13 4j. Kathy plans to attend D M L C to prepare for the teaching professxon WI 'Marl' Sagmaw, MlChlg 'Music washes from her soul the dust of everyday lr g y p arley assisted the music department by partrcrpating rn Cholr Q3,4j, Girls' Choir Q3,4j, Sextette Q3 4j and Band f1,2,3,4j. Marley was elected class treasurer Qlj She was on the Red 'n' Whrte Staff Q1,2,3,4j and showed her athletrc talent in rntra murals Q1 2,3 4l. Marley w1ll fulfill her ambrtron of becomrng a teacher after completing her tramrng at New Ulm CLASS HISTORY ln September 1955 mnty two Freshmen entered M L S to begin therr four years of religious training In our nrnth grade we were welcomed rnto the fold by the other members of the Semrnary student body at the rradrtronal Freshman party lt was good to see all of our classmates again when we returned as Sophomores This was the year in which many of our close friendships were formed Our class sponsored the annual roller skating party Our Junror year was full of fun and hard work We were proud and happy this year to recerve our class rings We worked hard to prepare for the Jr Sr Banquet We the srxty two graduates of 1959 wrll always remember the Jr Sr Banquet one of the best ever grven the Senior Class Trrp and last of all Graduation day May God richly bless and keep us steadfast rn His way as we each travel our own way COLORS FLOWER Red and Whrte Whrte Rose MOTTO He wrll be our Gurde, even unto death 25 ,, ,H , . . U !ll . . . . , V ff! ff!!! I , ,H . . . an ' ' 'fe. No one could miss this jolly girl with the lon hair and sunn dis osition. M ' Y i ' , , Q u s u Q - . .

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COMMENCEM ENT Graduation Day has come to the Senior Class of 1959 of Michigan Lutheran Seminary, but above all a day of hope in which we begin life's journey. The forty-sixth commencement of M,L,S, was held at the Seminary Auditorium on June 4, 1959 at 7:30 P,M. The commencement service began with the procession of the faculty and seniors. The scripture reading and prayer were then read by Rev. Kasischke. Kenneth Taglauer and Prof. Zahn joined in an organ piano duo My heart ever faithful. 'Liberal Education, the topic of the class speaker, Herbert Winterstein, was excellently given. The Senior Class then sang their class hymn O God of Mercy, God of Might. James Westendorl gave the valedictory address, Crossroads. Scholarships were presented by Mr. Harry Keller, of the Seminary Boaster Club to: Roger Bebee, Patricia Hill, Evelyn Leyrer, George Rausch, Gerald Schlaak, Kenneth Taglauer, and Janet Witt. For the last time the 1959 Seminary Choir sang together: O that I had a Thousand Voices' and Despair Not My Soul. The fitting commencement address was given by the Rev. Frederich Zim- merman of Lansing, Michigan. Then the diplomas were presented by Pres. Frey and Rev. Kasischke gave the benediction. After the service the graduates lined on the front sidewalks to receive the congratulations of friends and relatives. Thinking back we remember the many fine and familiar memories of Michigan Lutheran Seminary. As we leave, it is our fervent prayer that the Lord may always guide and care for us in the way of our class hymn, O God of Mercy, God of Might. Commencement concert High honors wifiz 4 NR, .Ain Je. wr Receiving a scholarshrp 27 S ngmg ' Amerrca the Beautrful r- Tc Q up at N , x is X W 1 Q. 35 , y -- ':- 'H 1' V' gl 4. ' t 5 v i . - ' - i ' I ' ' ll