Milwaukee Lutheran High School - Aurora Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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'1 695655 Capfdvs.. as Mrs. Thiele Mrs. Zoschke Maintenance An important part of our school is the cafeteria. Here two ladies serve as cooks and prepare lunches for the faculty and students. Mrs. Thiele, the chief cook, ar- ranges and prepares the daily menus. In March of this year Mrs. Zoschke, her assis- tant, passed away. She was replaced by Mrs. Vohwinkle. Mr. Johnson, our janitor with the friendly smile, has been with us since 1936. He keeps the school in perfect running or- der with the help of the other employees. During the winter, his main duty is tend- ing the boiler. After school Mr. Johnson and his assistant. Mr, Riemer, may be seen sweeping the floors or washing win- dows. During the summer, you may see them painting the walls. varnishing the floors, or cutting the grass. Mr. Johnson is a real friend of the students and enjoys doing favors for them. Mr. Johnson 8 Mr. Riemer

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The Director E. H. BUERGER Religion IV . . . born in Sterling, Nebraska . . . spent youth at Wausau, Wis .... graduated from North- western College, Watertown, '01 . . . attended Theo- logical Seminary, then in Wauwatosa, for two years . . . taught at Wittenberg Academy, Wittenberg, Wis., for two years . . . graduated seminary '06 . . . again engaged by Wittenberg Academy until '13 . . . pastor of St. John's Luth. Church, Edgar, Wis., ten years . . . came to L. H. S. '23 . . . became Director '26. Vice-Principal. American history . . . born Frei- stadt, Wis .... graduate Concordia Teachers' Coll. River Forest, '17. and Western Reserve '34 . . . Master's degree Mar- quette U. '49 . . . came in '44 . . . registrar . . . guidance dept. head. R. G. ERNST, B.S., B.A. E. A. KEIBEL, B.A. Secretary of faculty. Eng- lish III. IV . . . hails from West Allis . . . graduate Theological Seminary, Thiensville '42 . . . came in '43 dept. piano golfer. . . . enthusiastic 7wmzdeDmem. Esteemed Seniors!-The rush for gold is still on. In this year 1949, the year of your graduation, the world round about you is still carrying on a frantic search for earthly gain and wealth as that which will assure them of a con- tented, happy, and worthwhile life. Even education today regards the attainment of the good things and success in this life as the goal to- ward which students are to be guided. You are indeed to be called blessed for the fact that in your education you have been guided toward a higher goal, that in your training you have received that which alone will make you content and happy now in this life and in the life to come, and which will make your life truly worthwhile in the service of your Lord and of your fellowmen. That is the One Thing Needful which Mary of Bethany had chosen. It is the Pearl of Great Price of the merchant man who sold all he had and bought it. May you never exchange this pearl for anything else in the world. heads English enjoys playing