Michigan Lutheran Seminary - Cardinal Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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President Kenneth Taglauer G, G BAN D Officers: M. Zahn -- director K. Taglauer -- president As anyone who has watched the progress of our band well knows, this or- ganization has grown by leaps and bounds during the last several years. The band provided music and, on occasion, skits at foot- Jall and for basketball games. The big- gest objective for the band was its prepara- tion for Musical Capers, in which the band displayed the fruits of its labors. Much credit must go to Prof. Zahn for the patience and the time he devoted to the development of the band. In the future we hope that even more students will take interest in the band than have already done so in previous years. TWIRLERS Captain Terry Irvine The twirlers added greatly to the entertainment of the halves of our home sports events, keeping time to the many familiar songs played by our band. This group includes four juniors and three sopho- mores. These girls demonstrated their skills in many different routines and practiced many hours to improve themselves. They did a very fine job this year and we hope to see them twirl much more in their future years at M,L,S, D. Redick L. Zink S. Frank T. Irvine S. Falk S. Boehringer J. Clabusch

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STUDENT COUNCIL President Lyle Erlenbeck Officers: Lyle Erlenbeck--president Charles Doege--vice -president Janet Young--secretary Alfred Cereske--treasurer This organization which is composed of frve semors four Junrors four sophomores and three freshmen acts as a lmk between the faculty and student body rn promotlng the welfare of the school The group strlves to carry out one specral proJect each month rn ad dmon to takmg care of ns routrne assrgnments The Student Councrl rs under the drrectron of Pro fessor Fredrlch and Tutor Manthey We wrsh srncerely that thrs group wrll contrnue ICS benefrcral work ATHLETIC COUNCIL Thrs year the Athletrc Councrl consrsted of seven students and four advlsers The mam pur pose of thrs group rs to support our athletrc pro gram The Athletrc Councrl awards letters and prns sells trckets for games plans the annual Sports Banquet prepares the gymnasrum for games and arranges lnter scholastrc games and meets Q 7.5 K. Advlsers R. Pankow L Thompson A Schultz P Manthey Terry Wrlder

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M. A. C. Officers: M. Zahn -- advisor James Westendorf -- president Kathy Zabell -- secretary Lorna Bender -- treasurer Five years ago a new adjunct of the music depart- ment was organized. It X was the Music Apprecia- tion Club, which is more commonly called M,A,C, lt was begun by Professor Zahn. Each year the club has grown. Many new records, ranging from popular to classical, have been added. The members have enjoyed many hours in the M.A,C, clubroom this past year, listening to records or studying. xmllt,tFM,,, President Jam es We ste ndorf ms. 0'-. 'Q TU N EFU L TWE LVE 3 'lfe Our Tuneful Twelve this year would certainly rank w ,,L. ' , h fuk it ' v ' among the best we have ever had. Much of the credit lx ,riee l'it , r K must go to our director, Prof. Frey who molded it into xxxx M i' N i,,,.,!N!X N ' Mm QR' W W the excellent singing group that it was. This year's 4' A l ' at W Mm ' Tuneful Twelve was perhaps unique in the sense ' X that they sang in church services throughout 4 the area. They also sang at school parties, social functions and informal gatherings. We hope that some of these boys will sing in college groups later on. R. Litke, A. Cereske, T. Wilder, G. Parker, D. Mielke, J. Quandt, H. Winterstein, D. Brohn, S. Boehm, R. Zell, E. Rupprecht, J. Westendorf, Director C. Frey. me 494 ,ily Q .X President Alfred Cereske