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

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Back to camera: Rev. W. C. Meyer, Board Chair- man Clmmanuell. Clockwise: E. F. Eggold, Prin- cipal, R. G. Ernst, Vice-Principal. House Com- mittee: A. B. Rowold fHoly Ghos0g G. O. Grunwald fCrossJg F. Callies fEmmausJ. Finance Committee fcontinuing clockwisej: A. C. Haack QSL Peter'sD G. W. Sampe, Board Treasurer Uerusalemlg R. Eggebrecht fSt. Matthew'sD 5 O. Zimdahl fEmmausD E. G. Feustel CZionD. Board of Directors The maintenance of Lutheran High and the welfare of our students and faculty are placed in the hands of the Board of Directors. This Board meets once a month, at which time they discuss many of the schoo1's problems. The Directors are divided into numerous committees. Among these are the Visiting Committee, the Athletic Committee, the House Com- mittee, the Finance Committee, the Build- ing Committee, and the Expansion Com- mittee. The Visiling Committee The Visiting Committee visits every in- structor's class once a semester and meets with the Administration to discuss the management of our school. They also approve changes in our curriculum. ' The Afhlelic Commiitee Some of the Athletic Committee's duties are to approve the scheduling of games, to promote ticket sales, to secure a gym and an athletic field, and to set up the an- nual budget for the athletic department. The House Commiltee The House Committee has the duty of providing space and proper equipment At desk: E. F. Eggold, Principal. Visiting Com- mittee, front row.' M. Rauschke fSt. Lucaslg W. G. Homeier fGospeDg Rev. V. Brohm, Board Vice- Chairman fBethesdaDg Rev. O. W. Schaefer, Board Secretary flionjg Rev. E. C. Pankow QGarden Homesl. Back row: K. Wedel fMt. Calvaryjg Rev. W. C. Meyer Clmmanueljg A. Meyer CSt. Peter'sJ. for our school. The committee also makes an annual inspection of the properties to determine necessary repairs and improvements. The Finance Committee Money problems are handled by the Finance Committee, which prepares and submits an annual budget of estimated income and ex- penses for the operation of the school. Few of us, perhaps, realize the importance of the Board of Directors in having Lutheran High School continue to function smoothly. aids - 3 Clockwise: E. F. Eggold, Principal. Athletic Com- mittee: T. Rosenberg Uerusalemlg A. Meyer fSt. Peter'sJg Rev. W. C. Meyer, Board Chairman Um- manuellg A. Seideman fAtonemen0g F. Nehrig fSt. Matthew'sD. 8

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We begin a typical day at Lutheran High with devotion, held in the main study hall and being conducted above by our principal, Mr. E. F. Eggold. ln the freshman study of The Life of Christ,', Mr. Bartell watches Robert Messer as he points to Nazareth, Christ's boyhood town. 10 cu lamp unto our feet, ca light unto our path the Bible Our religion is the light by which we live, and for this rea- son it is the most important subject in our school curricu- lum. It is taught us in all four years at L.I-I.S. It presents to our students a well-planned course for their future, teach- ing them to rely on God as their Guide and Helper. To prepare us for our day's Work, we have our morning de- votions conducted by our prin- cipal or some member of the faculty. These daily devotions are our church services for the day, giving us a solid founda- tion on which to base our studies and by which to guide our lives.