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

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Mile, the graduating class of '49, wish to dedicate our an- nual to Mr. L. D. Kolander, a member of our faculty. He be- gan his teaching career at L. H. S. when we started out as freshmen and most of us had him as a teacher in mathematics or general science. In our junior year we chose him as our class adviser and for two years he has worked tirelessly, helping us with our various activities-parties and the like. We are very grateful for all this help he has shown us and wish him continued success as a teacher at Lutheran High.

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mK?5f? ' .mms,.M ,N,. . ,..,. W mm.. . , E 5 E Standing. left to right: R. Eggebrecht QSt. Matthew'sDg G. O. Grunwald QCrossDg A. B. Rowold, fHoly Ghostly R. G. Ernst, Vice-Principalg Dir. E. H. Buergerg M. Rauschke fSt. Lucasjg M. Eggers Uerusalemjg O. Zim- dahl fEmmausDg E. G. Feustel fZionDg Rev. R. C. Stiemke QParksideDg K. Wedel fMt. Calvaryjg A. Meyer fSt. Peter'sD. Seated, left to right: F. Callies flimmauslg J .Pekrul fSt. Lucasjg A. C. Haack, fSt. Peterslg Rev. O. W. Schaefer, Secretary CZionDg Rev. W. C. Meyer, Chairman Clmmanuellg Rev. V. Brohm, Vice- Chairman fBethesdaDg G. W. Sampe, Treasurer Clerusalemjg F. Nehrig fSt. Matthew'sDg Wm. G. Homeier fGospeD. Board of Directors On the collective shoulders of the Lutheran High School Board of Directors rests the direct responsibility of maintaining our school and its property, and providing for the welfare of our students and faculty, This is the group, too, which handles the financial business of this institution for the churches of the Lutheran High School Conference. With this body of men rests the duty of selecting and calling qualified Christian men and women to serve as teachers. Planning the budget and seeing to the incoming tuition are more of the Board's responsibilities. The upkeep of the school building and its surrounding property is another prob- lem of the Board. More recently the most important topic under discussion has been the financing of the new school. With the Lord's help the Directors feel they will eventually succeed in this great project. These items are only a few of the problems which confront the Board of Directors at its monthly meetings. 6