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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

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Many graduat- ing classes have feared this important step Unsettled conditions of today have made it even more difficult for us However the Chris tan Education We received here has given us courage and strength and removed these fears To receive a better Christian Education is the main reason for our coming to Lutheran High During our four years here the doctrines of our faith have come to mean more to us This was not achieved in just the religion classes but in all of our classes through the teaching of farthful Christian teachers Now we wish to look back and see how Christian education has played an important part 1n our hfe here at Lutheran High and to remmisce once more about the happy days We have spent here . , ' 5 , . , , J, A ,nf nl hy, , wexzggi i . yftgseu. . 'Q -A ..L 1-K 31+ ,r- .' '- letff v'-fo' f 225 - , ,ESU 1 f, ,- u. , Li--V' V ,Q 45,5 ,-.'.i..1a-f ag, . is , wg, H: .' Q 1 , 'V 1' .,.'- V . !7 Q i ' ' V65 K. -fer, . f 1 r l :sf ri 1- . 5 3 131- iff - 5. U. 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' - i . 47 -ix - J wfwl My DEDICATION In v1ew of the raprd advances made by modern re search sc1ence has become a very rmportant study 1n every h1gh school 1n the last decade Here at Lutheran Hlqh we not only have recerved an excellent course m scrence but have been taught thls and all our sub jects from the VISWPOIHT of well xnformed Chnstlan teachers Therefore we the graduatrng class of 1952 dedrcate thrs Aurora to Mr Edward Stoll, who has been a frne example of a Lutheran Hrgh School scrence teacher We wlsh to thank h1rr1 and all our teachers for the fme work they have done PRINCIPAL Mr E F Eggold our pr1nc1pal has been wrth us for the last three years of our journey through Lutheran Hrqh Durmg thls Mme he has farthfully performed hrs many dunes as prmcrpal and has helped to keep us on the rrqht path We the semor Cla s wrsh lo express our gratrtude for hrs guldance and we pray that God Contmue to bless hrs work at Lutheran Hrgh K . . . V f A . - 1 ,yy-J QP SECRETARIES DONNA FISCHER Secretary to Mr Egqold LHS Class of 47 Came m 1947 JEANNETTE KOLLAKOWSKY Fmanczal Secretary LHS Class of 47 Came m 1950 CAROL KOPPLIN Secretary to M1 Ernst LHS Class of 50 Came m 1950 MARLENE SAUER Bookkeeper LHS Class ot 51 Came 1n 1951 VICE PRINCIPAL Mr R G Ernst the v1cepr1n clpal of Lutheran Hrgh School IS tn charge of the schools guxdance department Dur1ng our four years at Lutheran H1gh he has helped us w1th many of our problems Besldes reqxster 1ng the students and plannmg the1r schedules he g1ves help ful advlce ln choos1ng ones vocat1on We s1ncerely pray that the Lord w11l contmue to bless hlS efforts 1n helpmg all future graduatmg classes Cwilfisq twat , fin M1 ,- , W ...MLA ,,,WM1w,w,,?,5K V A f , Q , f, I 1 , - I Q a I - - . 'I QQ, I , I . . I , . . I - . . . I L f. , Board of Directors 556: Back Row: F. Callies, C. Pape, Rev. A. Tacke, C. I. Niedfeldt, A, F. Seideman, A. Meyer, A. Haack, G. Grunwald, A. Rowold. Front Row: G. W. Sampe tTreasurerl, O. Zimdahl, E. Feustel. Rev. W. C. Meyer tChai1manl, R. G. Ernst tVice-Ptincipall, E. F. Eggold tPrincipaI1. Members Not on Picture: R. Eggebrecht, W. Homeier, Rev. E. Pankow !Vice- Chairmanl, Rev. O. W. Schaefer fSecretaIy?, K. Wedel. At Lutheran High School there is a group of men on whose shoulders rests the responsibility of maintaining our school and its property, and providing for the welfare of our students and faculty. This body of men is the Lutheran High School Board of Directors. One of their duties is the selecting and calling of qualified Christian men and women to serve as teachers. The Board also decides on all financial problems of the school. To distribute this work the Directors are divided into numer- ous committees. Among these are the Visiting Committee, the Athletic Committee, the House Committee, the Finance Com- mittee, the Building Committee, and the Expansion Committee. This Board, which consists of pastors, teachers, and laymen representing the Lutheran churches in Milwaukee, meets once a month to discuss the many problems which daily confront Lutheran High. S To Our Faculty We the semors of Lutheran Hrgh School would l1ke to express our thanks and gratrtude to the faculty for thelr help and guldance throughout our four hrgh school years We were mdeed fortunate to have the gurdance of Chr1st1an teachers who were concerned w1th our spzrrtual welfare as well as our educatron We can be proud of the fact that all of our sub jects were taught rn the llght of the Blble publrc school could gzve beneflt no We also thank God for qrvmg us the opporturuty to attend a Lutheran Hrgh School and thus recerve a Chr1st1an educatron We pray that God would contrnue to bless us and help us to keep our farth as we take our place rn socrety THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1952 FA C U LTY R BARTELL E H BUERGER Relxgton Rellgnon E A BARTSCH G F E ER Relgon Spa xsh Mechanical Drawmq A roa Photography Adv so lll Koo E. P. FALK E. M. JANSSEN Physical Education Dramatics Coach A J FELTEN P A JUNGKUNTZ English Business Math MUSlCAPPf9C1Utl0U General Math Chorus Band Freshman Class Advisor A CGPPGIICI CIIOYUS Commentator Advisor H FENSKE E A KE BEL r English Aurora Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor J F GAWRISCH R A KELLING V Jw' S. . . . I A t ' German. English World and American , History K- L , s X x ll German Club Advrsor Book Store Manager E F HAE GER Phy Ed Citizenship Geography Coach Senior Class Advisor History Club Advisor Ora torical and Essay Contest Advisor M S KNOLL Typing Office Practice Salesmanship Gregg Club Advisor E- H- KNUTH A. J. KUHLMAN Bookkeeping Business Enghsh Math Salesmanshxp Treas LHS Organzzauons L D KOLANDER Algebra Plane Geometry Adv Algebra 1v11 Defense Commnttee Audlo Vxsual Educatxon Head I L KOMISAREK Olhce Practlce Stenography Placement Work Gregg Club Advxsor N H KOWERT Algebra Tng Plane and Solxd Geometry Crvrl Defense Commrttee R P KRAUSE Lqtm BGIJQIOU Student Councxl Latln Club Advisor Llbrary A LESCOW Helrglon W H A MANTHEY Amencan Hlstory CIVICS Socrology S G MAZAK Economxcs Socxology G .I MUELLER Sewing W A POHL Busmess Law World Hrstory Iumor Class Advrsor M W RIEDEL German Latxn General Sclence Brology AudlO Vxsual Educatxon P T RUEGE Latm Algebra Dramahc Club AdVlSOI H A SCHWERTFEGER Rehgron C H TZ Enghsh Remedial Readmg Cxvzl Defense Commxttee E H STOLL General Scxence Chemxstry Physxcs Aurora Photography Advxsor Typmg Shorthand German Club Advlsor L M TONN Enghsh H G ZWINTSCHER General Scxence Bxology . . . .sl H. w. nocx F. A. roNN 15 From the Principal DEAR SENIORS. Commencement is a time for looking backward Gratefully you recall the accumulated blessmgs of four years at Lutheran Hrgh You thank God for your Chrrstran educatron wh1ch gave you not only useful knowledge and salable skrlls but above all a deeper farth rn Iesus Chrrst who 1S the Way the Truth and the Lrfe Day after day you found lesus at the very center of your educatron You learned to know Hrm better what He drd for you what you mean to Hrm and what He should mean to you Graduatron also rs a trme for lookrng forward How thankful you should be that your Chrrstran educatron has equrpped you to face your future hopefully and courageously You understand you belreve you are resolved to l1ve the truth you learned to know and cherrsh Romans 8 SZ He that spared not Hrs own Son but dehvered Hrm up for us all how shall He not wrth I-hm also freely g1ve us all th1ngs'? The accomplrshed realxty of Chr1sts redemptron 15 heavens pledge to you that God wrll be wrth you rn the tomorrows of your lrfe and w1ll freely g1ve you everythlng He knows IS essent1al for your happmess God be w1th you and bless you for Iesus sake E F EGGOLD CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT All RONALD RATHKE Ron college drslrkes slow bowlers frrendly wrth everyone The Boys Chorus 2 fs-.., 3 Football 3 4 Intra 2 3 4 Commentator 3 4 Aurora 4 Drv Off 2 Stu dent Councll 3 4 'Pr dent 49 Cheerleader 3 SECRETARY SHIRLEY ALTMANN Shlrl Valpo Puddles basketba l wrth the Butchers Q as cute blond came Sophomore year one 1--Uv of The Grrls Chorus l 2 -1 mentator 3 Aurora 4 Hrs tory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 l 16 NW VICE PRESIDENT CARLHEINZ RAHMIG Whrtey engmeer frrends wrth everyone that gurtar Chorus 2 4 A Cappella 4 Basket ball 2 3 4 Aurora 4 Hrs to y Club 4 TREASURER LYNN MIYASKI Anobrtron dentrst food quiet but lrrendly tenms photography Dv Ott 3 n n ll vu ', :ff I Mya ' ylyf Q. lv I -... g gpg fwfef'--ne Q, J ... fe had Olf' 0 of ' ' I llow boobles :. ':eSi1 . Q r..: :'- f f e. A 'f 2.3,4:ntra.Al'ICom' 'ml' I 1: I ' , l JOYCE ABRAMOWSKI Ambmon secretary Toots qulet short C orus 1 2 3 4 A Cappella 3 4 Hlstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 LLOYD AHLBRAND Squmts pro basket ba coach a wmmng team you ham' roots for Illmoxs one of The Boys Basketball Hlstory Club 4 N ffmowzu. VAFLQN D lj pgzehghter or JEAN AURIS Aur alrlme secretary potato chrps hkes to have fun pretty han Sheepshead Club Chorus 2 3 4 Hxstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 WALTER BAADE Wally human always jokmg mrschre vous Intra 2 3 Hrs tory Club 4 German Club D1 O Asst Llbranan 4 JUDITH BAERMAN Bear rodeo trxck rxder Oh Man' basketball wlth 52s cheeseburgers and french Ines crazy about horses Chorus 2 3 4 A Cappella 4 Intra 2 3 4 Hrstory Club 4 IA 3 4 D1v Ott 2 KENNETH BAHR Ken teacher studnous gultar chxlx and hamburgers Intra 2 3 4 Hrstory Club 4 German Club 1 Asst Lxbranan 4 JOANNE BALLMANN nurse dlshkes cold weather basket ball wrth 52s accom pamst for choruses musxc and sports skat mg Chorus 1 2 3 4 n a 1 2 .3 4 HISLO y Club 4 Tumblmg JOAN BARTO5 Mlssmnary readmg natural curly hcnr ,-khayn torte Chorus l 2 31.5 Cappella 4 Intra l Com Auro 4 Hrstory ub 4 Scxe Club 2 Gregg Club4 Dfhmaiigs 2 Asst Lxbranan 2 Secretarles Asst Q DN OH 4 JOHN BECK Boom Boom Quan tnlls Ralders artlst Old Fullbacks never re one of The Boys Football 2 3 4 Intra 2 3 4 Aurora 4 ORVILLE BECK Orvie ambition mechanic likes hun ting fishing and bowling blushes easily always smiling Yeah Chorus 1 MARLLYN BEHLING Elmo private secre tary trench fries and hamburgers likes to play the piano one of The Hockers Chorus In History Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Cheerleader 4 JANET BEHNING an chemist basketball with the Live wires hamburgers and french fries swim ming tennis and basket ba Chorusl 2 3 4 A Cappella 4 Intra l 2 3 4 History Club 4 IA 2 Secretaries Asst 3 RAYMOND BEHNKE Raymie Quantrills Raiders bald before hes 21 football co captain , . . talkative . . . friendly . . . big grin for everyone . . . one of The Boys . . . Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3 4: Basket- l, 2, , : In . , . 3, 4: History Club 4: Class Treas 2: Div. Off. 1, 4 DESRAE BERG Dietician . . . likes music and cooking . . . Hawaiian guitar . . . hard worker . . . Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Com- mentator 2: History Club 4: Science Club 2: Gregg Club 4: Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Asst. Librarian Z, 3 HELENE BERG Secretary likes to cook quiet short orusl 2 3 Intra 1 3 History Club 4 Gregg Cl 14 Asst Librarian 2 4 JUDITH BEYERSDORFF udy private secre tary dislikes bossy people sheepshead swimming basket ball with the Livewires Chorusl 2 3 Intra 2 3 4 Aurora 4 tory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Spanish Club 3 Dra matics 2 Div Off 2 Stu dent Council 1 LEONA BOEHLKE eo secretary dislikes short movies basketball with 52s Freistadt pretty hair pleasant personality Band 1 2 Chorus 3 Itra Z 3 4 Gre Club 4 DORIS BOETTCHER Dorie . . . secretary . . . friendly . . . likes to travel . . . pretty clothes . . . Chorus 1, 2. 3: Aurora 4: History Club 4: Gregg Club 4: Asst. Librarian 3: Div. Off. 3 PATRICIA BRAEM a , , . housewife . . . photography . . . chocolate ie . . . Aurora 4: Dra- m ics 1: Div, Ott. l: Hs- tory Club 4 GUSTAV BRAUN Gus ambmon or ester dlslrkes lock pxckers quret archery Intra 2 CHARLES BRUNER Ohuck band conduc or pet peeve msub ordmate women fnendly carefree horus l 2 3 Band Z 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Intra 2 HISIOIY Club 4 Dra matxcs 4 JOAN BUEGE Vamty model hamburgers voop roller skatmg Chorusl 2 3 4 Intra 1 Hrstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 GEORGE BURAU Cabmet maker dxshkes peroxxde blondes came rn semor year from Elm hurst Illmors hkes to eat shnmp sports Football 4 Basketball 4 RICHARD BURMEISTER Drck drslxkes chem lab odors hkes pho tography poker accordlon bowlmg Chorus 1 J .rr LOIS CAPITO Wants to travel dx llkes people who apt tce cream lrkes to co k an V Cho rus tstory Club 4 Club 4 EUGENE CHRISTOPHERSON Chns partnershlp m frutt market came from Marmette m semor year chop suey lrkes to tease sports Football 4 ARLENE CROSBY The Theater frxed chxcken and french tnes For Pete s Sake fnendly dramatlc tal en Chorus l 2 3 4 I-llstory Club 4 Dramatrcs GRACE DOBBERPHUL Teacher pet peeve Greyhound Buses lrkes to play the organ ham burgers qulet fnendly New U m bound Chorus Asst Lrbranan 3 4 JACK DOBBERT ake mortlclan pet peeve hen part1esf'P horse back rldmg huntmg mrschrevous Chorus 2 4 Intra 2 KONRAD DOEPKE Konrue teacher dxsltkes women drrvers has an answer for every thmq one ol The Boys Chorus 1 3 4 A Cappella 2 4 Basket ball l 2 3 4 Baseball l 234Intral3l-Irs y Club 4 Camera Club 1 GUSTAVE DOLMANISTH Gus ambrtzon coach bashtulf'PJ one of The Boys halls from Cudahy Football 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Bas k alll 2 3 4 Intra 1 Htstory Club 4 Student Councml 3 4 Drv Off 2 Class Pres 3 LOIS DRAEGER Stenographer hkes to ea bowltng cute clothes lots of fun drshkes nosey people Bandl 2 Chorusl 2 3 4 Hxstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 EVELYN DREWS Evte laboratory tech mcran hamburgers and french frxes swxm mtng and horseback ndmg For Schmaltz' basketball wrth the 52 s comes from Ohro Chorus l 2 3 4 A Cap a 4 Intra 1 Hxstory Club 4 IA 3 4 VICTOR DUECKER Buddy wants to study law dlslrkes grrls wrth boys haxr cuts came m semor year from North Dtvlsxon wetght lrftmg co lects Stan Kenton records hkes black convertr bes L RICHARD DUERNBERGER Drgger wants to be a mrlhonazre wavy black harr always smxlrng hkes to argue Hlstory Club 4 Sct ence Club 2 Camera Club Intra ERWIN EBERLE Peanuts draftsman quiet lrkes bananas hkes sports short Chorusl 2 3 CHRISTA FESTERLING Chns ambrtron IS to fly an arrplane as ketball wxth the 52 s hkes to eat natural curly han' Chorus 1 2 ra 3 4 tory Club 4 Tumblmg l 2 Asst Lrbrarran 4 D1v O 2 JUNE FISCHER Ftsch socxal worker basketball wxth the 52 s Hot Cmders' lots of fun cheese burgers and french fnes C orusl 2 3 4 A Cappella 3 4 Intra l 2 3 4 Commentatorl 2 3 4 Hxstory Club 4 Drama sl 2 3 IA 3 4 O 3 RUTH FLYNN Aggre kmdergarten teacher pretty eyes orus l 2 3 4 Ca pella 3 4 lntra l Commentator l 2 3 4 iEd1tor 4l Aurora 4 Hts tory Club 4 Drarnatrcs 1 2 3 4 Asst Lxbranan l 2 Secretanes Asst 3 Dxv O 1 SONIA FUCHY Sonnre dance 1 structor drshkes men dnvers go swxm mmg Chorusl 2 3 4 Intra 2 3 4 Commentator LOIS GAEDEKE Dome stenographer drslrkes snobbxsh peo e came rn Ir year nrce personallty sense oi humor Gregg Club 4 J DAVID GALL D Gall chemrst gemus unlrmlted chef? full of fun lrkes to argue Football 2 3 A RUTH GAULKE Teacher pretty one drmple fnendly lrkes to rce skate Chorusl 2 3 4 A Cap pella3 4 Intra l Aurora 4 Hrstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 CLARK GEBEL Salesman drslrkes wlse ireshxes no relatxon to the Clark Gable o s of lun lntra 1 2 Hrs tory Club 4 German Club SUZANNE GERLACH Suz1 wants to marry cr farmer loves olrves ltkes to draw ways ready to help C orus l Intra 2 3 4 Aurora 4 Hrstory Club 4 German Club l 2 ROGER GOETZ Physician surgeon fnendly neat dresser talkatrve Aurora 4 Hrstory Club 4 ra matncs 2 4 D1v O 3 WALTER GRAP Wally ambrtron en gxneer lllces to take radros apart malts Chorus 1 ELIZABETH GROSS Betty ambmon rs to pass hnstory sauerkraut and dumplrngs oot ba fnendly smile Chorus l 2 3 4 Hlstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 WILLARD GROSS Wrllre plow jockey Ah Spose rsh rn Band 1 2 3 Pep Band 2 3 Hrstory Club 4 Chorus 1 PAUL HALLANGER nonchalant A1 bowler VU one of The Boys B ketball l 2 3 4 Intra 1 .IOANNE HAMMOND General ofhce work hamburgers 11kes bowl photography fnendly Chorus l 2 4 A Cappella 3 Gregg Club 4 Secretanes Asst 4 JOANNE HANDRICH stewardess chop suey basketball wrth the Lxve Wlres lnendly Chorusl 2 3 ra 1 2 3 4 Hrsto Club 4 Gregg Club 4 IA v Cheerleader 4 JOHN HAYDEN Pops ambrtlon IS to own a 52 Cadrllac hot trumpet one of 4 s hotrod nd 1 2 3 4 nd 3 4 ra Cheerleader 3 Hrstor Club 4 LOIS HENKEL Lore nurse M1 waukee Hosprtal ots of fun true blond Chorusl 2 3 4 A ap a 3 4 Intra 1 2 Hrstory Club 4 get V133 661 ZZ LL J' WILLIAM HENSEL g Bzll Jockey lrkes to lzsten to records Football 3 4 Intra BONNIE HESS Wants to be a farmers wxfe lrkes to travel qulet Chorus 3 4 Commentator 4 Hrs tory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 DONALD HILGENDORF Don mortxcran Hrlge drshkes wom en dnvers hamburgers l1kes to dnnk mrlk In ra 3 4 LUCILLE HOGE Lucy college bound petrte always hungry lakes musxc C orusl 2 3 4 Cappella 3 4 Aurora 4 Intra l Hrstory Club 4 German Club 2 Secretar res Asst 3 SALLY JANSSEN Drmples nurse chop suey and banana spluts lrkes to swrm basketball wrth the 5 s lots of pep Chorusl 3 4 A Cappella 4 Intra 4 Hrstory Club 4 Damatrcs 1 2 3 4 A NATALIE JENNE Pramst 1 e of the party Gershwm sparklrng eyes Chorus 1 2 3 4 A Cap pella 3 4 Intra 1 Hlstory Club 4 Drv O11 1 FREDRICK JENNY Fred phy ed teach brg league ball player talks wrth hrs hands Im sorry halls from Cudahy lrrend to all one of The Boys Base ba l 2 3 4 Commen tator 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Hrstory Club 4 JOANNE JENS Housewrle drslzkes empty coke machmes schnecks fnendly Sheepshead Club 1-lxstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 NORMAN JEST Emll resort owner athletlc mce guy Intra 1 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 STANLEY JUNGCK Stan Harry shy? Well uh one ol The Boys 4 Football cocapt Chorus12 Footrgzrizgyfvf ky k all123,4Iral f Hrstory Club J awww HENRY KAHI. Hank youmalrst talkatrve plays the drums full of pep actor B ndl 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 lntra 2 Commentatorl 2 Dramat l 2 DOROTHY KAISER Dottre receptxonrst typxst drslrkes argu ments lnkes to have un cute modern halr dos Chorusl 2 Gregg Club 4 D1v Off 2 JUNE KAISER Secretary 1ntends to travel A Hrtchama hager hkes anythrng edzble pleasant per sonahty Chorus 1 2 3 4 Asst Lrbranan 2 Hrs tory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 GRACE KASTNER Mrckey wants to be a housewrle d1S1lk6S gomg to the barracks m the ram bowlmg lrkes the Drrve m Cho rus l 2 3 Gregg Club 4 D1v Off 2 RUTH KLABUNDE Cookre stenographer drmples cute laugh smcere Chorusl 2 3 4 Commen tator3 4 Aurora4 Gregg Club 4 Secretarres Asst 3 CORABELLE KLEVER Corky prrvate ste nographer 0h my Leonard e 50 ot mor 1 AB' 3 Bljr Gregg FREDERICK KNIPPENBERG Knrp Future Farm ers of Amenca halls from Grafton expen srve sundaes Chorus 2 3 Hrsto Clu German Club 2 3 4 L1 brary 4 JO ANN KOSANKE nurse rs lrkes to be late sewmg Chor 4 Cappella 3 4 lntra 1 Z Commen tutor 3 4 Secretarres Asst 3 Hrstory Club 4 Sc1ence Club 2 JOYCE KRAUSE Secretary drslxkes book reports food quret Chorus 2 3 4 HISIOTY Club 4 Gregg Club 4 RENNETTE KRIOFSKE Renny wants to travel cute laugh lots oi lun Chorus 1 4 A Cappe a Hrstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 BETTY KRUEGER Betts stenographer hamburgers and french Ines fnendly Chorusl 2 3 4 Aurora 4 Gregg Club 4 Spamsh Club 3 Drv OI! 4 GERALD KRUEGER Sports sense of hu mor lrkes to tease Band 2 3 Chorus 1 3 A Cappella 4 Pep Band 3 Football 4 Intra l rstory Club 4 Secre tarres Asst 3 JUDY LANGE u wants to be a housewrle hamburgers nrce clothes Sheepshead Club orus 1 4 ss Llbrarran 4 HISIOYY Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Drv Oli FREDERICK LANZL teacher my lamb frrendly Chorus 2 Hrstory Club 4 Drv Off 3 PATRICIA LESZKIEWICZ a teacher FBI twrrhng hamburgers and malts loves clothes solorst tor choruses Chorus 2 3 4 A Cappel Cr I-I lntra 1 Commentator 3 4 Aurora 4 Hrs y C u I DONALD LEVERENCE Don radio and tele vision repairman came in sophomore year History Club 4 Science Club 2 German Club 2 3 BEVERLY LINDELL Lindy dislikes con ceited people sense of humor Chorus 4 History Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Div Off 3 WILLIAM LOTH 1 hunting and fishing ambition learn a trade pet peeve is cars that dont start B ndl Intra 1 2 4 ALDA MANKE Aldie secretary temporarily came in sophomore year pleasant personality C orus 2 3 4 Intra 2 History Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Div Ott 3 JOANNE MANKE . . . secretary . . . one of the Hockers' . . . friendly . . , Chorus l. 2, 3: History Club 4: Gregg Club 4: Div. Off. 2 if 93 'Q M Q MARLENE MARTENS Sunshine social worker one oi the Hockers nice clothes Chorus l Z 3 His tory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 EILEEN MASCH Occupational therapy roller skating swim ming sewing basketball with the Butchers Chorus l 2 3 4 A Cappella 3 4 Intra l 2 Commentator 3 4 Secretaries Asst 3 History Club 4 Dramatics 2 3 4 Asst Librarian 2 DIANE MAYVILLE Medical technician ready to help nice basketball with the Butchers one f The Girls Chorus l 2 3 4 A Cappella 3 4 Intra 1 2 Aurora 4 is tory Club 4 Science Club 2 Asst Librarian Z Div O 3 MELVIN MENGER Me engineering says he doesnt like women sharp dresser Huh likes food in general In ra l 2 MARILYN MEYER Medical technician . . . pretty . . . friendly . . . hard worker . . . basket- ball with the Butchers . . . one of The Girls ...Corus1,2,3,4: n- tra. 1: Aurora 3. 45 History ub 4: Div. Oli. 1, 3, BARBARA MICHEL Barb medical tech nrcran everybody s friend basketball with the Butchers one of The Girls Mar quette Chorusl 2 3 4 A Cappella 3 4 Intra 1 2 4 Aurora 4 Asst Li brarran 2 History Club 4 Science Club 2 PATRICIA MUELLER a dislikes food snatchers hamburgers o nice laugh one of The Babes And you know it 1 basketball with the Butchers Chorus Secretaries Asst 3 Hs tory Club 4 MARY NIEDFELDT Teacher friendly hard worker one of The Girls always on the go basketball with the Butchers Band 1 2 3 Chorus l 3 4 A Cappella 3 Pep Band 3 Int 1 2 m mentatorl 2 3 4 Aurora Editor 4 History Club 4 Div Off 3 SYLVIA NIEMANN Srbs Dxmples stenographer dislikes people that gossip . . . hard worker . . . sewing hamburgers and french fries . . . C orus 1, 2, 3, 4: A Cappella 3, 4: Com- mentator 2, 3, 4: Auror 4: Secretaries' Ass ' History Club 4: Club 4: Tumbling l CAROL NIENOW Nien . . . dislikes am- ber lights , 4 . french fries and catsup . . . get mar- ried . . . Ach . . . ive in Texas . . . Sheepshead Club . . . Chorus 2, 4: History Club 4: Gregg Club 4 ,iv MARCELLA OMANN Powder Puff lots of ambition house wile nice smile Chorusl 2 Intra l Hrs tory Club 4 Tumblrng l MELVIN PAPE Me salesman baked ham quiet roller skating History Club 4 PAUL PEKRUL Farmer Tough break Quantrrlls Rarders friendly one of The Boys Football Commentator 4 Aurora 4 History Club 4 Div Oli l JEANNE PELKOFER leannre . . . wants to see the world . . . dislikes peo- ple who gossip . . . ice cream . . . quiet . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Gregg Club 4 -I I . JANET PETROWSKI Pete . . . wants to raise horses . . . dislikes tests . . . cute . . . good sense ot humor . . . basketball with the Butchers . . . orus l, Z, 3, :ln .. 2, 3:f'1'umbling 1 N x .' my T I MONA PFAFFENBACH Wants to go West pretty eyes fnendly always smrlxng Commentator 3 4 Aurora 4 Hxstory Club 4 Science Club 2 Secretanes Asst 3 4 Asst L1brarxan 3 Drv Off 4 Class Secre tary 3 PATRICIA PFEIFFER Petudre Carnegne Hall concert accordxon chocolate sodas Commentator 4 Auro ra 4 Secretarxes Asst 4 Hrstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 German Club 4 L raryl Z 3 4 ELLOWENE PIPKORN E y xntenor decora or drslrkes unfnendly people one of the Hockers actrve Chorusl 2 3 4 A Cap pella 3 4 Commentator 2 3 4 Aurora 4 Hrstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Dramatrcsl 2 3 4 Drv O 3 4 EUGENE POLSTER Gene ambxtron learn a trade says he doesnt hke women quxet huntmg hshmg JOAN PRUES5 Pru hot dogs llkes to drlve wrtty remarks dreamy eyes Sheepshead Club Chorus 2 3 4 Hrs tory Club 4 'WM Y W 7 pr' MARIAN QUANDT Drshkes mens hats chop suey organ sports Chorus l 2 ra 1 A THEODORE RASKE Ted bxg busmess mechamcal drawmq baseball chess swlmmmg Chorus JOANNE REESE Dxshkes stuck up people came m semor year from Wood Lake Mmne sota chow mem swrmmmg skatmq mce smrle Chorus 4 Gregg Club 4 LOI5 REESE Ambltron ofixce work swrmmmg pancakes cookmg came m semor year from Wood Lake Mmnesota quret but irxendly Chorus 4 Gregg Club 4 GERALD REIMER Lefty enqmeer sharp dresser one of 4 hot sax Bandl 2 3 4 Chorus 3 Pep Ba Intra 3 Hxstory Club 4 JANET REINKE an wants to go to Hawau hot fudge sundaes Eek Chorus l 2 3 Commenta to 2 Hrstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Dramatrcs JAMES REIT Sparks college bound hamburgers drummer hard worker Band 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Htstory Club 4 MARILYN RICHTER IS secretary sports irrendly Corusl234ACap pella 3 4 Hrstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Secretarres Asst 4 LA VAKE RIEMER Vxcky Congress woman chop suey trny Sheepshead Club ach Chorus l 2 Hrstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Asst L1 brartan 2 3 4 SYLVIA RIEMER y secretary sports Frerstadt Oh yeah' acttve tn 4H work B nd 1 2 orusl 2 3 4 Intra Gregg Club 4 Secretartes Asst 4 94 64.41, fi 1 S JOHN RISCHE Casanova drslxkes grumpy people says he doesnt lrke women WJ Southern irred chtcken rancher ltkes to hx cars one of the 4 Is lntra 2 Htstory Club IV Off ROSE MARIE ROBERTS Hee W A F lnendly rce cream and potato chrps talkmg Chorus l Gregg Club ROBERT ROE5lER Race hrstory teach drsltkes sally grrls tmagmahon co lects stamps lzkes to argue lots of fun JUDITH ROGAHN udy psychtatrrst lmaybel Pewaukee I dont know Im not well doesnt lrke des sert Chorus 2 3 4 Commentator 4 Aurora 4 Hrstory Club 4 Scrence Club 2 Gregg Club 4 HAZEL SCHMID Hazey ambrtron stenographer drsltkes gettmg up rn the mornmg You dont know do you? steak and french fries Car r1d1ng orus l 2 Irtra 4 Htstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Secretartes Asst 4 ELSBETH SCHMOE Betsy interior deco rator pickle relish coax me pretty C orus l 2 3 4 n tra 4 History Club 4 Ger man Clubl 2 Div Off 4 MARY ANN SCHNEIDER Peanuts airline host ess always laughing french fries hard worker sincere Chorus l 2 3 Gregg Club 4 Secretaries Asst 4 FRED S HOLZ Nav untx g ee bal C rus Cap pella Z Intra 2 His tory C 4 Div Off DONALD jCHROEDER' electrical engi nee Mendly p etti and meatballs Nuts phojog raphy stamps crosswordt puzzles . . . Aurora 4: History Club 4 lHOM'AS scmzo C y WCgXO'fliCf. . . I es peo- e yi to ftoo m V .1 tter mound . 'sle ..,ice!cr ... lots ofiiun . . . Div. Ott. 4 X l 1 Wx !YlV 1 j, , Q BEVERLY SCHUBERT Bev pet peeve is spelling friendly steak sandwiches and coke pleasing per sonalrty Chorus 1 2 3 4 History Club4 Gregg Club 4 DONALD SCHULTZ Bugs ambition jet pilot pet peeve is peo who whisper as swimming oi fun custom 1Zl1'lg cars Chorus 1 BTeam Manager Intra 2 3 4 Hlst Club 4 Student Council l ROBERT SCHULTZ Bob meatballs and spaghetti swimming sailing flying radio ham quiet German Club l ALICE SCHULZ Stenographer dislikes catty women ham burgers and french fries bowling tennis nice personality Homecoming Queen cute clothes . . . Chorus 1, Z 3 4: Aurora 4: Gregg Club 4' Dramatics l LEROY SCHUMAN ee' . . . industrial de- signer . . . likes to draw. eat and travel . . . always smiling . . . In ra. 3. 4: History Club 4 MYRNA SEMRAU Dental techmctan ns l1kes gettrng up rn the mornrng came rn 1un1or year from East spa ghettr lookmg at fash rons cute clothes Oh I dont know frrendly CHARLOTTE SIEKER Charhe arrllne host ess In the bag lots of fun never a dull moment one of The Babes pretty harr Chorusl 2 3 4 Intra 1 SCIGHCG Club 2 Secretarres Asst 4 Class Treasr 3 Dw Off 4 Su dent Councrl 4 BEVERLY SIEVERT Bev housewxfe drsltkes pesty people hamburgers pretty haxr nrce clothes basketball wrth rve Wtres Oh yeah7 Chorus I 2 Intra 3 4 Gregg Club 4 MARILYN SPANGENBERG Ambrtron secretary dlSl1k9S concerted people malts always eat m Chorus 1 Com mentator 2 3 4 Hlstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Asst Lrbrarnan 3 Secre tanes Asst 4 Drv Off 1 MARILYN SPILKER Mxckey secretary came m lunror year from Central roller skatxng cute clothes Chorus 4 Hlstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Dtv Off nf 7 DARLENE STEFFEN Darlenne ambxtron smger pet peeve tall underclassmen much food frrendly solorst Ior choruses Chorus l 2 3 4 A Cappella 3 4 Commentator Z 3 4 Auro 4 Hrstory Club Gregg Club 4 Drv Off l WARNER STODDARD Stmky ambltron college 1 ltkes sports a one of The Boys Basketball 2 3 4 Class Vtce president 2 D1v Of! NANCY STRANGE Nance wants to see the world drslrkes tat tle tales I go for that orus 1 2 3 Gregg Club 4 MARIE STRODTHOFF Home econommcs teacher basketball wxth Lxve Wrres pretty actrve lce cream Irkes sewlng Intra l 2 3 4 Aurora 4 Hxstory Club 4 Spamsh Club 3 Dramatrcsl 2 3 4 Asst Llbrarran 3 Drv 2 4 Cheerleader 4 GEORGE STOLZ Dlslrkes women drxvers ltkes to eat qutet deep volce Chorus In DONALD STROMMER Brg Don Quantnlls Raxders frmendly drawmg one ol The Boys lots of fun Football 2 3 4 D1v Oli LILLIAN SUELFLOW ambmon secre tary dl5l1keS Monday mornlngs qulet sewrng food popular muslc Chorus 1 2 4 Gregg Club 4 DELORES SUESS Lorry dlshkes con celted people one of The Babes hot dogs malts quxet lrxendly Chorus 1 ARLENE TANK Teacher New U m bound qulet bas ketball wxth Lxve Wxres one of The Babes hard worker Chorusl 3 4 Intra l ora 4 Tumblxng 1 RICHARD TANK Drck a favorxte food rs steak plays vto m Dlv OU 2 'Y MARILYN TEMPLE Ambmtlon teacher rs hkes bug wheels artrst llsh fry Ama Hey? Chorus 1 4 Intra l Camera Club DOROTHY THIERFELDER Ambttzon nurse Crumbs sake halls from Sheboygan ham burgers malts C orus I 2 3 4 Intra l Hlstory Club 4 Spamsh Club 3 GERALD TH RONDSON Jerry hamburgers huntmg one of the 4 s bass horn Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 1 2 3 4 Intra 2 Hxst ry Club 4 DIANE TILSON Tllhe gym mstruct Oh Yah cheeseburgers lrrend basketball with Lwe Wlres lots of un Chorusl 2 Intra 1 2 3 4 Drama s Asst Llbrarxan 2 I A 3 THERESA TIMIAN Terry socxal work mterested rn people fnendly lots of un sports pretty halr popcorn Chorus 1 2 3 4 H1story Club 4 German Club 2 I A 3 4 Cheerleader 4 DOROTHY TISCHER Tx ch horse breeder gewlnq feildlflq horseback rrdmg Chorus12 3 4 A ap pella 3 4 Commentator 3 Hrstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Asst Lrbrarran 2 VIOLA TRAUTWEIN prlvate secretary Lets face rt basketball wrth Lrve Wxres quret 1C9 skatmg Chorus l 2 4 Intra 1 2 Hxsto Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Camera Club l JOYCE VALERIO Arrhne stewardess basketball wrth L1ve Wrres a twmkle rn her eyes hkes to bowl pleasant personahty one of The Babes hard worker Chorusl 3 4 Intra l 2 3 4 Aurora 4 Hrstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Dramatrcs 3 4 Secretarres Asst 2 4 Student Councml Dlv Off Z MARCIA VANGSNESS Marc ambxtron housewrie pet peeve tardy people a sweet personahty drmples mxlllonarre orus 1 2 3 4 Cappella 3 4 Hrstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Asst Lrbrarran 2 3 SHIRLEY VANSELOW Shxrl stenographer pet peeve rs pests Oh Brother short lrvely Chorus l 2 3 4 Hrstory Club 4 Gregg Club 4 Asst Lrbrarran 2 YM 'li 7 ELEANOR VARGA Housewde pet peeve IS mqursrtrve krds sewmg bakmg Chorus l 2 3 Gregg Club 4 Asst Lrbrarran 2 MAX VOGT Mux quret hkes basketball and baseball rc l 2 GENE VORPAGEL Ambrtron truck dnver marme wants to roam the Southwest Intra 1 RUSSELL WAARVIK Russ farmer came to L H S rn lumor year sundaes brother s car Hrstory ub 4 German Club 4 DEAN WEBER Brg Dean ambmon partnership rn frurt store Oh George drlvmg cars vege table burgers lntra l 2 Hrstory Club 4 CG ' Hvfz.. ' Ag n I ,tlv - Im 4 I I3 3,: ..I'fY A VV r 1 ' if 'L Q ' I I 1 iff tx A ' l -vs -, il: 2 sf 5. .,4 ' All F ...Ch.'.,,,:A Nl, C, , . I: . xl' . I 5 f. IJ, 9' l 'lf Y 52 SANDRA WEBER Sandy ambrtron housewrte came n Sophomore year from Osh kosh roller skatmg hamburgers MARILYN WENDT Teacher french frres cmd chrcken lots I un postcards sense of humor tenms Valpo bound lrkes to travel Chorus 1 2 3 4 Intra 4 Auroa 4 Hrstory Club 4 Dra ma 1cs l 2 LEA RUTH WILKENS Ambmon export busmess came rn Senror year from Washzngton Hxgh lxkes to travel read pretty blue eyes --299.14 MARY JANE WISCH WlSChl6 prtvate secretary quret but fnendly hamburger Good Grrefl Chorus 1 2 3 Gregg Club 4 Secretanes Asst 4 ,g 5 DAVID WIISBECK Dc1ve' , '. drahsmcm . . . sensQ ol humor . . likes Sauerbraten and Kurtot- felkloese . . Nuts .. . red hair . . . Chorus 1 3, 4: A Cappella 4: History Club 4 KEITH WUNROW Ambntron race stock cars hkes to drrve drslrkes show oils partres Football 4 Hrstory Club 4 CAROLYN WUNSCH Wunschre nurse frxendly sense of hu mor sparklmg eyes hard worker Chorus 1 2 3 4 A ap pella 3 4 Aurora 4 Hrs tory Club 4 German Club 2 Student Councrl 3 4 Class sec y 2 Vlce pres 3 ORVAL ZARLING Butch custom cars lrkes to eat Chorus l German Club 1 2 ARLENE ZIEMER Bobble ambrtxon, secretary dxslxkes gum snappers quxet lnendly hot dogs C orus 1 2 3 A Cappella 3 Intra 1 Com mentator 2 Gregg Club 4 Class Motto Christ the solid rock we stand. Class Colors Scarlet and White Class Flower American Beauty Rose Trail s End Class Song Be Thou Faithful Be thou faithful unto death and I will give thee a crown of lite. Based on Rev. 2,10 Iuruor Senior Farewell Graduation IILXSSES -.f- . .1 .-.--.1 JUNIORS Top Row: F. Bruhn, E. Buchmann, C. Bettin, C. Batzler. R. Beyer, P. Buchholz, C. Augat. Third Row: G. Bublitz, C. Bischoff, N. Balzer, N, Clemens, N. Brunner, L. Baumann. Second Row: H. Ackerman, S. Doll, L. Boeck, B. Baird, B. Bublitz, C. Davis, B. Blank. Bottom Row: C. Behl, W. Adams, B. Diederich, R. Bergen, L. Cares, D. Claussen, W. Ahlbrand Absent: B. Boese. Top Row: I, Grosenick, D. Goerke, I. Eckoldt, T. Gussick, H. Fricke, G. Guenther. Third Row: C. Glick, V. Graesing, S. Fischer, L. Fleischmann, N. Goede, P. Franz. A. Galovich. Second Row: I. Hagedorn, E. Hackbarth, F. Haak, M. Groth, L. Hasenbein, E, Krapf, I. Hanson Bottom Row: W. Fox, R. Harry, R. Enqman, A. Hafner, H Grossert, G. Genqe. Absent: W. Gehrinq, C. Gueldner. Wire almost at the top at lust R6 JUNIORS Top Row: I. Iohnston, M. Koeller, B. Kendzor, P. Knauex, D. Henckel. Third How: A. Kcxrrcxs, D. Hennlich, R. Hinck, I. Laitinen, R. Iohnson. D. Icxhnke. Second How: B. Iuhre, I. Kramer, S. Kieckhefer. E. Hensel, S. Kolku. M. lens. Bottom Row: R. Icxeger, D. Koehler, P. Krause, T. Kressin, B. Kusten. F. Kurtz. Absent: K. Iohnson, I. Kcxnitz, D. Krubscxck, R. Krueger. G. Kurth. Top Row: D. Lcxun, B. Neumann, W. Mecus, G. Mueller, P. Nczumcmn, K. Messner, M. Liebnow, B. Lieberum. Third Row: R. Lcxubenstein, B. Mortcxg. R. Lesex, S. Lou, M. Lotze, A. Mercrth, D. Mclgadcxnz, I. Loeber. Second Row: M. Mcxqling, I. Lippert, D. Martens, D, Mavis, G. Lauersdorf, S. Neumann, C. Lenglinq. Bottom How: H. Nelson, M. Lutz. C. Merwin. M. Lemke, M. Mennicke, G. Lucht. Absent: R. Lcndvcxtter, D. Mcrcxhs. Recalling joys that now are past. 57 Nil, 2, 'ff' 2 .Q 1 r IL' ' .in ,J JU ff -a.J', NIORS Top How: D. Roell, I. Reed, C. Suleskcr, R. Roembke, G. Reuter. R. Raasch, R. Rcxdke. Third Row: K. Salinger, S. Pipkorn, I. Peters, K. Pagel, D. Peterson, M. Rosenkronz, E. Rupprecht. I. Piehl Second Row: A. Reinke, E. Priewe, L. Omann, A. Oestreich, L. Ristau, D. Priebe. C. Queen. Bottom How: I. Petry, K. Norris, R. Omann, I. Polinske, T. Ries, M. Plischke, B. Ries. Absent: T. Reuter. Top Row: G. Scipienzc, R. Schmidt, E. Schoessow, R. Schlicht, D. Sonnemonn, C. Stcrbelfeldt, P. Schmeling. Third Row: I. Stafford, E. Seeleld, V. Schcxdt. I. Schaefer. L. Sowotkcx, K. Scholl. I. Sohns. Second How: N. Schultz, L. Schubring, P. Sommers, A. Spieqelberg, L. Severin, D. Schaewe. R. Sisson. Bottom How: D. Sievert, I. Schultz, R. Stoll, R. Schreiber, B. Schlitt, R. Schmelter, R. Schrcnk. Absent: E. Schmidt. lT'e'r0 proud of the ring we wear on our hand, 38 wg 4 .NA V 1 rf JUNIORS Top Row: I. Waedekin, I. Taddey, R. Stuedemann, I. Vojtik, I. Unke. R. Tischer, C. Wolfgram. Third Row: G. Tollefson, F. Van Lare, S. Strahota, D. Vocke, D, Toll, E. Voges, I. Willard. Second Row: I. Wendlandt, E. Wenzel, R. White, F. Weber, C. Wiedenkeller, G. Wagner. Bottom Row: W. Viereck, R. Strehlow. D. Winter, D. Wiese, I. Wenhold. T. Wedward. Iunior Officers and Advisor Donald Claussen, vice-pres. Marion Liebnow, secy.: Mr Pohl, advisor: Glen Sapienza pres.: Ronald Schmidt, treas And of the Farewell that we have planned. 39 f me Z1 5, SOPHOMORES Top Row: N. Brugger, M, Berirom, F. Behlinq, I. Boss, B. Boettcher, M. Behn, I, Bohr, M. Blcse. Third Row: T. Boehme, V. Coulson, S. Adelsbcxch, B. Bcxoke, M. Bohlmonn, A. Alvorodo, M. Cornell Second Row: I, Bcxss, R. Bettin, N. Baird, B. Cox. T. Brunner. D, Cutter. Bottom How: W. Ahlbrcnd, A. Abel, D. Bublitz, W. Blecher, B. Bienfonq. Absent: I. Abel, B. Brook, R. Bublitz, C. Clemens, M. Czomunske. Top Row: R Grcxlfenberqer, B. Deqner, I, Goll, R, Diederich, R. Graf, Thzrd How: C. Groth, I, Domm, M. Grothe, M. Fehr, R. Dahlmonn, R, Gore, Second Row: H. Drueqer, R. Gornitzkc, C. Fendry, N. Greif, I. Donner, C. Erdmcnn. Borrom How: M Glenopp. I. Czerwcm, D. Fox, I. Flint. E. Foukos, Absent R Drews, S. Floeschel, G. Fode, C. Frei, G Gnerlxtz. A Gruenewold The Class of '54 arf' uw. lll 14, f f ' A SOPHOMORES Top How: I. Hartwig, G. Iacob. I. Iahn, P. Iunas, B. Hartig, I. Iabker. M. Henning. C. Henrich. Third How: N. Iustus. R. Hayward, I. Hayden. E. Henrichs. D. Hahn, N. Hartwig, P. Hermann, N. Ienny. Second Row: H. Iuds. G. Hermann, R. Iuedes, C. Holtzen, C. Herden, K. Hoppe. I. Hintz. A. Ieske. Bottom Row: A. Gerds, H. Heuer, B. Huth. R. Iurci, E. Hickman. I. Drydyke, W. Hudy. Top Row: W. Krause, A. Laubenstein. A. Lunow, M. Lange, A. Leszkiewicz, I. Last, D. Krueger. Third Row: P. Krubsack, E. Lien, E. Lindemcmn, M. Kuhlman. C. Kunz, R. Kessler, I. Lucas. Second Row: L. Luedtke, S. Koch. D. Klauk, B. Leser. L. Krenzke, E. Martens. D. Kruschel. Bottom Row: W. Luedke, L. Luedtke, R. Kunh, V. Marone, M. Mess, L. Klienke, R. Krahn. Absent: R. Klevenow. No longer greenhorns,, as you see. 41 'v 1 34 S SOPHOMORES Top Row: R. Neumcmn, R. Plctso, L. Qucmdt, A. Ploutz, I. Pruetz, I. Norris, A. Niemonn, R. Morcrvec. Third How: C. Nickel, R. Miller, I. Orctvez, I. Osten, S. Pollotz, H. Omonn, S. Meyer. Second Row: I. Popp, I. Moeller, M. Peters, C. Osten, R. Pergande, E. Noumonn, B. Mueller. I. Nolte. Bottom How: G. Miller, T. Moede, E. Nochor, R. Polzin, Fl. Peterson, R. Pcxssig, R. Mueller. Absent: L. Pctque, N. Puerner. Top Row: B. Pluemler, R. Scheiterlein, C. Seifert, S. Romig, I. Schmidt, C. Schmidt, M, Schumacher, Third Row: C. Rupprecht, V. Schultz, L. Schultz, C. Rode, E. Schoewe, W. Schmitz, D. Schcllhorn, K. Schultz Second Row: L. Schumacher, R. Schroeder, C. Schultz. G. Reese, G. Sauer, C. Schultz, M. Ruuschelboch. Bottom Row: D. Schronk, M. Reid, R. Schaefer, R. Sauer, I. Schulpius, N. Schultz, C. Scrtorius. Absent: E. Reghonti, C. Sched. We start new falls, have fun galore 42 i 5. 3 I 7 G K E E I SOPHOMORES Top Row: M. Stuhr, G. Siegel, I. Smith. A. Stelljes, R. Steger, R. Stolper, K. Stoeberl, G. Schumctn. Second Row: D. Stettler, I. Spilker, C. Thiede, R. Smith, A. Storlie, E. Seitz, R. Gonier. Bottom Row: F. Tank, K. Steffen, I. Stiefel, D. Stcbelfeldt. M. Stoflet, M. Sperber. Absent: R. Snyder. M. Tesch. Top How: I. Zendcx, I. Wolfqram, K. Vocke. G, Vcnselow, I. Ziemer. I. Voigt, R. Wyse. Third Row: I. Wittnebel, M. Weiss. C. Willer, C. Wcxchs. C. Wanderer, I. Westphctl, C. Yanke. Second Row: S. Zeitler, E. Windisch, B. Windberq, S. Wcxriel, I. Vockel. Bottom Row: A. Timm, G. Voelzke, S. Ziemer, S. Weber, I. Unger. Absent: C. Voll, I. Weise. And next year we're sure to have some more. 43 Freshman Officers and Advisor B. Bleich, treas.: E. Timmerman. vice-pres.: Mr. Felten, advisor: G. Plaumann, pres.: C. Ebert, secy. Sophomore Officers and Advisor B. Degner, treas.: I, Abel, pres.: Mr. Kei- bel, advisor: T. Brunner, secy.: C. Groth. vice-pres. jf' FRESHMEN Top Row: A. Baars, M. Baumann, C. Buchholz, D. Anderson, I, Bartos, B. Burger, B. Bublitz. Third How: D. Bublitz, A. Bergmann, C. Born, B. Bczgin, I, Bassler, E. Bruskewiiz. Second Row: P. Bierwagen, B. Bartelt, L. Bohr, K. Ballmann, C. Ackerman, B. Bleich. Bottom How: L. Boeder, E. Besch, W. Batovsky, R. Bergerhoff, D. Bartell, R. Barachy, M. Beckmeier Absent: I. Behling. Uf high school life ure'1'0 had u taste. 1 Q FRESHMEN Top Row: R. Eurick, C. Ebert, R. Fedke, R. Frye. F. Dodd, I. Fox. Third How: K. Cuppcm, E. Ccpelle, M. Comerford, E. Dethloff, D. Frick, C. Frcmkfourth. K. Doehling. Second Row: I. Flynn, G. Chapman, M. Festerling, I. Dobbs, M. Degner, A. Fischer, A. East. I. Cox. Bottom Row: E. Finger, F. Cherney, M. Dehling. D. Dettmcmn, I. Fedke, R. Dobberphul. M. Buscrck. Top How: G. Gross, B. Gust, I. Haley. F. Goll, L. Glcxnzer, N. Greuel. Third How: B. Gudert, A. Heidel. G. Helterhoff, I. Hueberlein, D. Gmwvunder, D. Gottowske, M. Graese. Second How: I. Hcxmberg. I. Gall, G. Gebel, H. Hcndrich, I. Gcxul, M. Goetsch, B. Goede, P. Gruetzmocher. Bottom Row: A. Goegelin, F. Hickson, W. Hcxbexmcnn, G. Haugen, R. Helmuth, L. Gutknecht. G. Herwig. Absent: T. Grothe. And many new problems we have faced. 45 1 in 2 FRESHMEN Top Row: D. Clemens, R. Anderson, M. Kimber, G. Klug, B. Hundt, C. Krueger, M. Krueger, N. Kiesow. Third How: C. Ierome, C. Krxecht, S. Lange, I. Krause, S Hoffman, Y. Holtz, D. Keqler. Second How: D. Korn, R. Iustus, K. Krenz, I. Helwer, D. Kcmnunberq, P. Kncrcrck, E. Koschmonn. Bottom How: R. Lodbs, D. Loesch, D. Iuedes, C. Kdczkowski, A. Krueger, L. Hdmberg, S. Koehn. Top How: M Nenneri, H Mueller, A. Noob, I. Mueller, K. Leverence, L. Meyer, N. Michoelsen. Thrrd How: P. Hmtz O Menqes, I. Ldulenberq, Y. Lcsonske, S. Mintzldif, S. Mczcks, P. Mayville, P. Morten Second Row' W. MCCc1lliqc1n, R. Meyer, I. Lescow, M. McMullen, M. Lost, M. Kruschel, K. Hinkle, H. McMullen, D Huck. Bottom How: F. Lewncxu, I. Mrnor, R. Molkentine, I. Meiser, A. Lippert, P. Mochmexer. M Lemlce. Absent: R. Luedtke D. Munson. flml if Pllfll day rvul lmrll we try. lf- FRESHMEN Top Row: B. Propp, R. Boettcher, R. Rohn, I. Peters, G. Rodloif, C. Petrowski, A, Neuwirth, R. Priewe. Third How: B. Oppermann, D. Reinke, M. Reed, C. Puch, R. Reineck, E. Rcxdmer. Second Row: R. Riggs, N. Neitzel, I. Peterson, N. Ncxtzke, P. Nielsen, R. Boettcher. Bottom Row: I. Niedfeldt, S. Olson, G. Plcrmann, B. Rcrddctz, K. Prcxefke. E. Retzlcxfl, W. Prueser. Absent: M. Niemuth, D, Pergcxnde. Top Row: I. Leisten, I. Salverson, P. Schwittuu, M. Roth, I. Ristow, K. Scmdviclc, R, Roll, M. Schertz. Third How: D. Scheffler, C. Rosenberg, A. Rogchn, B. Rische, L. Schultz, I. Semmcmn, P. Schultz, L, Ring, Second How: L. Schiefelbein, A. Leisten, D. Schmidt, I. Schneider, I. Roloft, L. Schmidt, H. Schroeder. Bottom Row: L. Scxjeck, I, Schumacher, R. Seeleldt, I. Subrcrwsky, B. Schreiber. R. Rische, I. Skowlund. Absent: E, Retzlcxii, I. Selky. U 0,ll ull be seniors by and by: 1' E., OMIA. A hm. FRESHMEN Top How: T. Voss, C. Sievert, A. Sevcik, L. Teske, I. Thews. B. Small, M. Shiley, M. Sorenson. Third How: E. Timmermcn, A. Wcmdke, L. Tomun, E. Wcilz, C. Waech, L. Utech, I. Tills. Second Row: E. Vogel, P. Solberg. C. Tetzlcii, W. Woechier, I. Slim, R. Stuedemunn. Bottom Row: C. Severin. V. Suelilow, F. Timm, G. Vcm Remmen, E. Niemuth, D. Tendler. Absent: S. Strcussfeld. Top How: B. Wilke, A. Ziemer, F. Ziehm, R. Werderitsch, D. Washburn, N. Wisch, L. Watson. Third Row: M. Wcndrei. I. Wollinkcx. I. Seidel, P. Zcxrneke, R. Wegner, B. Wiener. Second Row: C. Wierschke. I. Wilke, B. Wreqe, B. Winkler, B. Thiesen, E. Zcstrow, H. Wiedenkeller Botrom Row: T, Wiesendcmqer. E. Wehe, C. Thienes, W. Zostrow, I, Werner. D. Zoellner. L. Weber. Absent: W. Westphol. W. White. M, Zcrnke. Aml flown liflfs roml we soon will walk. '43 4. 1 'Il' Rel1g1on Englrsh Hxstory Geography Socxology Econom1cs CIVICS Mathematrcs SCIENCES Foretgn Languages I' lVlus1c Sewmg Commerclal Guldance Physxcal Educauon The fear of the Lord IS the begmnmg of wrsdom Prov 9 10 Our currrculum here at Lutheran H1gh mcludes not only those sublects wh1ch are needed to prepare one for college or the busrness world but also that one th1ng needful the Word of God Not only IS rel1g1on taught as a subject but God s Word IS datly brought to our hearts 1n the mornrng devotrons All our sublects whether they be Enghsh h1story scrence or math are taught 1n the lrght of God s Word but marvel at the wonders of God s creat1on and HIS splendxd control over the unrverse Accepted man made theor1es whtch are contrary to God s Word are po1nted out and therr errors are shown The study of hrstory clearly shows how God not man rules the world One can readlly see the spread of c1v1l1zat1on runrung parallel to the spread of Chr1st1an1ty The study of math develops our powers to thmk and gtves us practxcal apphcahons for use rn later hfe Through rt we not only drscover the great th1ngs that can be done wrth our small mtellects but also learn to ap preclate all the more the unfathomable depths of Gods wrsdorn Thus we could go on down the lxne showmg the relattonshtp of each subject to the Word of Cod but the above tllustratlons are sufftclent to show that the fear ot the Lord IS the begtnnmg of wrsdom I I I I I II I I I I I I 'I For example, when studying science one cannot help A t . ,H . . u H Thus we begin each day Search the Scnptures ,- . LT 5, atm, I 'Fr They ccxll it genius Atoms, electrons, and odors if Frog surgeon Mathematical wizards Columbus system- discover and land Perpendiculars, rnidpoints, dihedrals, and nightmares F ? , Q, Dc1d's shirts come Em in handy Heap big tuba Holding the floor down M TINITIIQS I X I Student Council Top Row: E. Lien, G. Plamann, I. Eckoldt, D. Claussen, G. Sapienza, C. Ebert, A. Leisten. Bottom Row: I. Hartwig, P. Naumann, G. Dolmanisth, R. Rathke, C. Sieker, C. Wunsch, R. P. KRAUSE Advisor Will you fix my lock? Did anyone turn in a black pen? Many such queries are heard at the Student Council room every day. Besides running the lost and found department and issuing locks and lockers, the Student Council takes care of ticket sales for concerts, athletic events, and other school affairs. It also maintains a game room for students during the lunch periods and provides equipment for out-of-doors sports in spring and fall. At election time Council members supervise the balloting. They also publicize coming events. Their striking, colorful posters are often seen around school. Fourteen people comprise the membership of the Student Council. They are elected by popular vote from the student body. There are three senior, three junior, two sophomore, and two freshman representatives. The four class presidents are also members. Student Council has its own officers. Ronald Hathke is presi- dent: Gus Dolmanisth, vice-president: Carolyn Wunsch, sec- retary: and Charlotte Sieker, treasurer. With the helpful encouragement of Mr. Krause, the advisor. this small group of people does great things in the little room where their work is carried on. 56 ,uw 1, JI , ,ffm '59-M W ' 1 4 sfi, N Q , ' 4575125 ,gf 5' ,ZF as ,. , W -' my J ,J ff I I W 'pf J i g H 4' V , Z' My ,. 377 f' 2 ga Ny, W X nf , 1 . 92 , H3 ,4 fum , , ,F 1 X 'B f , A v ' 4 if .fi Q, 'S- 1 5 Z 3 if . Aurora Top How S Nremann P Braem S Gerlach D Boettcher B Mrchel D Mayvrlle M Wendt R Gaulke P Leszkxewrcz Thzrd How I Beyersdorff P Pfetffer M Pfafienbach E Plpkorn B Krueger R Flynn I Valerro R Klabunde I Bartos Bottom Row C Rahmtg R Rathke C Wunsch M Nledteldt A Tank R Goetz P Pekrul Now the Aurora staff can cat h up on lost sleep and home work The Brg Iob 1S fmally f1n1shed It all started on a morn1ng rn September On that morn1ng the staff dec1ded upon the theme and ded1cat1on of th1s year s Aurora Th1s was only the beg1nn1ng A huge patron dr1ve was soon undertaken to help cover the cost of the book It was a success S H FENSKE and more money was brought rn than ever before Advzsor The next job was to get the Aurora prepared for 1ts date wrth the prlnters P1ctures had to be taken artrcles had to be wrttten senrors had to be 1nterv1ewed and many other lrttle and b1g thrngs had to be taken care of Then plans had to be made for the layout of the entrre book Behlnd the scenes 1S the Aurora advrsor S H Penske who was always on hand to help over the rough spots wrth hrs asslstance and advrce Along wrth Mr Penske thanks are due to the edrtor Mary Nxedfeldt for the devotlon of her trme and effort to keep productron runmng smoothly Of course th1s book would not have been possrble wrthout the generos ty of rts patrons and the co operatlon of the enttre semor class The Aurora staff hopes that you w11l enyoy th1s 1952 Aurora as much as they enjoyed brrngrng rt to you 58 5 . I . f r ' zz. Second Row: A. Schulz, L. Hoge, I. Beck, S. Altmann, M. Strodthoff, M. Meyer, D. Schroeder, D. Steffen. in IVV ,Z '93 , . ! ,fix I l J-1 .ff Q f if nw wi a f fn Mm 1' f V, 4 mf21,g,mff Y l 1 f ...- ,Z I 1 I -155, ' fgfglf '-V. ., NY, s , 1 - eyr - .' uv md f I I ani, W xg? at-. 'Q 4 gf, I N 1 xxh X lx A A N? 'T . .9513 . M ,, 5, f '- ' L' ,, ' f J Commentator 4 .1 1 Top Row P Pferffer M Ntedfeldt P Leszkxewlcz I Frscher I Eckholdt F Ienny M Behn I Iahn I Vorgt C Kunz Fourth Row P Pekrul B Hess R Klabunde S Nremann I Iabker C Groth B Degner R Rathke Thrrd How I Hlntz E Naumann M Lotze M Spangenberg A Zremer E Hackbarth C Holtzen M Kuhlman Second Row I Flynn I Hanson H Ackerman K Schull I Loeber G Sauer C Rode Bottom Row M Pfaffenbach E Pxpkorn I Kosanke R Flynn E Masch D Steffen Students are usually glad to hear the announcement The Commentator w1ll be dlstnbuted dur1ng the lunch penod today It means huntrng for a small blue subscnpnon card standlng 1n lrne for a few m1nutes and then readlng the sports page and huntmg for the Jokes The ed1tor1a1 staff consrsts of Ruth Flynn ed1tor1nch1ef Ellowene Plpkorn news edltor Mona Pfaffenbach features A I FELTEN ed1tor and Darlene Steffen sports edltor These people t Adwso, seems to staff members are consclous of noth1ng but a monthly deadllne and more copy Under the f1ne and capable d1rect1on of Mr Felten the stu dents of Lutheran Hrgh School publ1sh the Commentator monthly The combrned efforts ldeas and talents of wrlters reporters typrsts bus1ness and c1rculat1on managers and the edltorlal staff are necessary to gather the materlal for the dummy and obtam the funds needed to publrsh the paper each month A combmauon of the latest news sports coverage some ser 1ous arncles and a touch of humor help to make a fme paper that IS enjoyed by all who read 1t students parents faculty graduates and frlends Ol' - I . 1 . . . 1 . . . , . , . . . , . f I . , . . . . . . . , . 1 V 1 . . I . I . 1 . , . . . . . . . 4 . . I . , . , - . . . . . . . ,. , ,, . . . . , , I - - I , , , . . , 1 I I Q I ' I I - , , . t Commentator Staff Advisor . . . . . A.I.Fe1ten Editor-in-Chief . . . B. Flynn News Editor ........ E. Pipkorn Reporters: M. Niedieldt, I. Fischer, K. Schall, M. Lotze, G. Sauer, I. Flynn, S. Niemann, C. Rode Feature Editor ..... M. Pfaffenbach Writers: M. Czarnanske, M. Kuhlman, C. Kunz, E. Naumann, P. Pfeiffer, A. Rogahn, I. Rogahn, M. Spangenburg, E. Hackbarth Sports Editor ........ D. Steffen Reporters: P. Pekrul, F. Ienny, R. Rathke, I. Eckoldt Business Manager . . E. Masch Circulation Manager ..... I. Kosanke Typists . . R. Klabunde, S. Niernann, B. Hess Looking it over Behind the scenes Here's how it's done. Extra! Read all about it! 5 flewww N, .ff Hiskory Club Top Row I Beyersdorif I Auns D Berg I Kaxser R Goetz C Bruner W Gross E Drews I Lange A Crosby B Hess Fourth Row G Dolmamsth S Ianssen C Festerlmg I Frscher I Hcmdrrch P Leszkxewrcz I Baermann R Gaulke S Altmann K Bahr S Iunqck I Ballmann Thtrd Row W Baade G Krueger I Krause S Vanselow P Braem S Gerlach D Boettcher R Klabunde H Berg I Behnmg I Hayden Second Row L Henkel E Gross I Bartos L Draeger C Klever L Hoge R Flynn Kosank R Krxofske I Abramowskr Bottom Row I Beck F Kmppenberg I Buege R Behnke F Ienny K Doepke Behlmq R Durnberger L Ahlbrand Top Row D Schultz D Strommer G Hexmer D Wrssbeck B Mrchel M Meyer T Trmxan M Wendt M Nredieldt H WGGYVIK D Schroeder C Rahmrg ourth Row R Rathlce D Txscher V Trautwem D Threrfelder I Manke M Martens Pxpkorn P Pferffer I Valerro F Scholz G Gebel Thzrd Row P Pekrul I Iens P Mueller M Omann M Strodthofl M Spangenburg M Plaflen bach, H. Schmrd, S. Nremann I. Pruess. Second Row: M. Richter, M. Vangsness, B. Lindell, A. Schulz, L. Riemer, D. Steffen, C. Nienow. A. Manke, B. Schmoe, L. Schuman. Bottom Row: M. Pape, E. Masch, K. Wunrow, D. Mayville, D. Leverence, B. Schubert, I. Rische. C. Wunsch, I. Reit. 02 R. A. KELLING Advisor ff? Four years ago the History Club was organized by Mr. Roland A. Kelling, its present advisor. The membership of the original club consisted of 25 members. This year there are over 100. Although the club is limited to seniors, it is the largest organization in the school. At present it is the only one of its kind in the city. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Mondays of the month. At these meetings students see movies and slides, hold debates. and hear lectures on various historical sub- jects by distinguished persons. On its list of well-known historical movies was the famous Birth of a Nation. This meeting was opened to all the students. The most important activities of the club are its field trips. In the fall, the club toured historical spots of Southwestern Wisconsin. This spring, the club went on a two-day ex- cursion to Springfield and New Salem, Illinois, both famous for their favorite son, Abraham Lincoln. Officers for this year are Carlheinz Rahrnig, president: Konrad Doepke, vice president: Ioan Bartos, secretary: and Natalie lenne, treasurer. Chief Evergreen Tree shoots again 7--4, fx Santa Claus was here We're off Veteran of the Civil War Gregg Club ' H4 iv . . rl '- up -21' Top Row L Goedeke D Boettcher I Iens I Lange D Berg M Omann P Pteriter Thrrd How M Sprlker I Aurrs G Kastner D Katser H Berg L Reese Second How L Draeger L Sueltlow A Manke P Mueller I Bartos I Abrarnowskx L Bremer Bottom How B Schubert B Slevert B Hess A Schulz I Reese I Pelkoter I Krause Top How I Rernke S Nlemann I Manke E Ptpkorn M Martens D Ttscher I Hammond V Trautwern M Wxsch TH1rdBoW N Strange S Altmann S Rtemer I Valerro M Spangenberg I Hancirlch I Ftscher E Varga Second Row M Behlrng D Stoehr R Roberts S Vanselow R Krlotske B Llndell E Gross C Nrenow I Buege Bottom How M Rrchter L Boelke R Gaulke D Steften I Karser R Klabunde M Vangsness B Krueger M Schnerder 04 ,rl P M. S. KNOLL I. L. KOMISAREK Advisors This organization is a mixture of business and pleasure: for the girls of the Gregg Club not only receive the self-assurance and poise necessary for office work, but they also receive a generous dose of enjoyment. Each office practice class functions as an individual section of the main club, elect- ing its own officers and committees. The second and third period, under the guid- ance of Mrs. Komisarek, elected Iune Kaiser, president: Leona Boelke, vice-president: Dar- lene Steffen, secretary: and Marcia Vangs- ness, treasurer. Chosen to serve in Mrs. Knoll's fourth period class were Alice Schulz, president: Ioan Bartos, vice-presi- .,,,.-'qi , EA 4 dent: and Iudy Lange, secretary-treasurer. The sixth and seventh period class elected Ruth Klabunde, president: Mary Ann Schnei- der, vice-president: and Ruth Gaulke, secre- tary-treasurer. As in other years, the highlight of this year's activities was the Christmas party, held in the cafeteria, which was gayly decorated to keep in tune with the yuletide season. Tours to industrial plants, banks, and offices were also made during the year to acquaint the girls with jobs they might be interested in after graduation. Gregg Club Christmas Party German Club QQ K3 Top Row: W. Habermann, B. Kendzor, C. Petrowski, G. Radloff, P. Hintz. M. Gienapp. R. Graf- fenberger. R. Waarvik, R. Beyer. Third Row: I. Wolfgram. F. Hack, S. Pollatz, I. Zenda, C. Willer, I. Moeller, S. Koch, D. Graw- vunder. C. Frankfourth. G. Gross. Second How: R. Luedtke. M. Beckemeier, K. Ballmann. M. Goetsch. L. Paque, B. Mueller. C. Herden, N. Natzke, G. Gebel. Bottom Row: P. Pfeiffer, S. Hoffman, M. Plischke, M. Liebnow, C. Nickel. D. Toll. I. Fedke. Advisors F. A. TONN I. F. GAWBISCH With a pronounced flavor of gemuet- lichkeit in the air, the members of the German Club meet on the first and the third Mondays of every month to re- create the old German atmosphere which was once so much a part of ,. Milwaukee life. Under the guidance of Miss Frieda Tonn and Mr. Gawrisch, the members - engaged in a number of projects dur- ing the year. The most ambitious was a caroling trip to the Lutheran Alten- heim during the Christmas holidays. Officers for the year were Marion Liebnow, president: Fred Knippenberg vice-president: Dolores Toll, secretary: and Marlene Plischke, treasurer. Ach du Lieber Augustine Latin Club 'gf 5-1' Top Row: G. Miller, W. Hudy, T. Moede, A. Gerds. L. Kleinke, I. Czerwan, V. Marone, C. Stabelieldt, I. Stafford, R. Iurci. Fourth Row: I. Hartwig, I. Wenhold, M. Stuhr, C. Behl. M. Iens, C. Kunz, C. Groth, B. Hartig, N. Ienny, I. Lartinen. Third Row: I. Popp, I. Iahn, A. Lunow, M. Henning, M. Koeller, N. Brunner, R. Hinck, C. Schmidt, C. Henrich. Second How: E. Lien, R. Laubenstein, C. Schultz, R. Smith, A. Stelljes, I. Westphal, T. Brunner, E. Naumann, D. Mavis. Bottom Row: I. Unger, W. Ahlbrand, I. Taddey, G, Lauersdorf, M. Blase, R. Stoll, D. Winter. R. P. KRAUSE A group of Latin enthusiasts have formed the Latin Club under the guid- ance ot Mr. R. Krause. In order to add to their knowledge of the language and customs of the Romans, the members viewed interesting films and took vari- ous field trips. Advisor At Open House some of the members could be seen reclining at a banquet table eating the delicious food served to them by their slaves. Their attire consisted of togas, former bedsheets. and sandals. The inner council of the club consisted of Gerald Lauersdort, president: Thorn- as Moede, vice-president: Margaret Henning, secretary: and Iohana Iahn, treasurer. A toast to Caesar Dramatics . Mr., 1- .t '9- 3 ' 1 U M 1. if if Q 7 1 Top Row: B. Naumann, E. Masch, I. Pruetz, T. Moede, R. Roembke, G. Helterhoff, B. Lieberum, I. Iohnston. Fourth Row: G. Tollefson, M. Strodthoff, A, Leszkiewicz, C. Kaczkowslci, I. Iabker, M. Liebnow, L. Hasenbein, D. Berg. Third Row: G. Lauersdorf, I. Valerio, E. Pipkorn, C. Kunz. B. Degner, C. Voll, R. Flynn, I. Sohns, H. Scheiterlein. Second Row: I. Peterson, B. Prepp, N. Puerner, T. Brunner, I. Hintz, E. Naumann, B. Bublitz, I. Rolofi. Bottom Row: I. Eckoldt, I. Fischer, I. Loeber, S. Ianssen, A. Crosby, H. Kahl, G. Miller, D. Koehler. The smell of grease paint, the sound of shifting scenery, a quick costume change, a little bit of stage fright, a cue, and then the glare of foot- P- T- RUEGE lights-that's the big play , climax of the year's Advise, activity in the dramatic club. Before the magic night arrives there are lots of other things happening in Dramatic Club. There are regular meetings and also workshop meet- ings. At workshop, members get practical experi- ence in all sorts of things pertaining to dramatics. Skits, monologues, and one-act plays are put on from start to finish by members. They direct, act, build scenery, prompt, and practice. This year the Lutheran High Players presented the modern play Harvey by Mary Chase as their or Hb' 1 E f th f f lg p ay. very one o e our per ormances was a fine success. It was the first time a high school organization ever presented this modern comedy and we can surely vote orchids to all who took part. A point system is used and the members of the club receive points for participation in workshop and for attending other dramatic functions. All these activities are carried on under the fine direction of Mrs. Edith Ianssen and with the help and advice of Mr. Paul Ruege, faculty advisor. Officers in the club are Arlene Crosby, presidentg we-.sf Henry Kahl, vice-president: Sally Ianssen, secre- it tary: and IoAnne Loeber, historian. N E. M. IANSSEN Coach 4 i Grease pount crust ,er LW. ,W L:W..' Q Q ' . GP !0 tg. 9 ra 9' Q- +I ptr 41,1 'I 2 'nr 'H'- tl 'ijt' ,swf fin rmfk 69.6 vial, .atm :. ,,1ggr .-.AL Q A url' rl... i AE its s , K v xv-fi X Y gQv if 5 ry, 4, , 'mhivy JL. H' if-'Ed' E?-A' 'i' I ff A2611 X I my ' , , sf . X , 'f A5 if-ff, W Lt pgkkig' 'Q W ' Y. 6 v E 0 K -4 J fi if ' fi 3. I- , of M. I, Ccmbmed Choruses 1951 Christmas Concert f y offs. YW ww QQ Music Three-fourths of the students at Lutheran High take part in some phase of music. Every school day one of the three choruses can be heard rehearsing its songs. At the Lutheran Center, in the morning, the band is at work practicing its numbers. All of these organizations are under the able direction of Mr. Paul Iungkuntz. The largest organization of the school IS the Mixed Chorus. It is open to junior and senior girls and all boys. Freshmen and sophomore girls form the second largest organization, the Girls' Chorus. The A Cappella is a special chorus at L.H.S. This group of about seventy- five students sings at various churches and for special school occasions. All three of these choruses participated in the Christmas Concert, December 17, 1951, and in the Spring Concert, May 20, 1952. The band was heard during intermissions at the big play, Harvey. Lutheran High continues to prove that old saying that the Lutheran church is the singing church. A Cappella P. A. IUNGKUNTZ Director Senior Band Top Row: M. Mennicke, I. Hayden, C. Nickel, W. Vierech, C. Bruner, G. Throndson. Third Row: R. Scheiterlein, M. Sperber, E. Schcxewe, R. Kessler, G. Reimer, R. Peterson R. Boettcher. Second How: M. Henning, I. Icxhn, B. Degner, V. Mcxrone. Bottom Row: A. Ieske, L. Kleinke, H. Kohl, M. Lange, P. Leszkiewicz, I. Reit, E. Nou- mcxnn, R. Iuedes. Top Row: C. Jerome, M. Krueger, W. Viereck, C. Nickel, G. Vcm Remmen, M. Men nicke, D. Flick. Second Row: K. Scmdvick, A. Ieske, M. Lange, R. Rische, M. Lemke, R. Meyer, R Riggs, V. Marone, R. Iuedes, I. Hintz. Bottom How: I. Orcvez, I. Iabker, W. White, N. Ncxtzke, D. Bcrrtell, B. Bleich. Junior Band 3 L-Q Secretaries Assistants Top How S Rremer P Pfertter I Hammond M Ptfaifenbach S Nremann G Sregel M Spanqen burq M Rrchter N Wrsch Second Row N Puemer C Sreker I Damm S Warfel I Flynn A Sturlre G Sauer I Bartos M Schnexder Bottom Row I Drydyke H Schmrd I Valerro G Lauersdorf M Lrebn Top Row A Nremann W Baade G Dobberphul I Moeller Bottom How K Bahr F Knrppenberq C Festerlrng I Lange L Bremer Llbrarlans . Keepmg attendance records sary ofhce dut1es are performed by the secretarres asslstants These people QIVG th up err study halls to help the secretarres runnmq errands dehvermg messages and other neces Student l1brar1ans take on the work of superv1s1ng1nthe11brary rssurng books and check th mg em 1n as they are returned They also grve of therr own t1rne to help keep our hbrary 1n fme runmng order 1-I he fl L. 2 ' x ' -, , r I ' ' W 5 , 4 I 1 . I y . Ab . 1 , I ' I ' ' -JI 1 Q o Q 0 : I . , ,. ' , . ' , . , . ' ow, M. Wisch, M. Behn. O I M81 Q ,G 5 7 I' 'A . rr, l I , - 4. 5' SIU S Football Top Row R Stolper A Gerds C Erdmann G Goerlxtz R Rathke G Plamann G Burau R Iurcx G Sapxenza F Kurtz P Naumann T Wedward G Reuter I Stlelel I Abel Second Row R Engman G Krueger W Mecus S Iungck D Henckel I Eclcoldt R Behnke P Pekrul G Dolsmanrsth Bottom Row R Iuds G Bublxtz R Eunck H Wledenkeller K Vocke D Gall I Beck F Bruhn W1th h1gh hopes and a hghtmg Splfll Luth eran s 1951 football team met tts opponents Although thelr record of one w1n to srx losses was not very lmpresslve the1r f1ght 1ng sp1r1t d1d not d1e A trlbute must be made to them as a team for that IS how they played Nme members of the team w1ll be lost through graduanon but a strong nucleus rema1ns for next season because many un PAT FALK ED HAEGER derclassmen played on the varsxty Two of Lutherans players were elected to the all conference team They were co captam Stan Iungck at guard and halfback Paul Naumann Iohn Beck regular fullback mlssed all conference honors by one vote Coaches The Bteam d1d not play many games but 1t d1d prov1de qu1te a b1t of fun for the boys who were not able to play w1th the regular vars1ty The scores 1n these games were not as 1mportant as the experlence they gave the boys 1n team work and co operatlon C 'A 4- .. . I 1 - . . . . . . 1- 1- - I . . . . .. - , . 2 . , . . . Q I - ,ai . .. . .I . . , , , - , . ' 1 -N THE 1951 SEASON CONFERENCE STANDINGS Cedarburg Port Wash1ngton M U S Northwestern Preps Luther Instltute Country Day LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Country Day M U S Lutheran Northwestern Preps M B TEA 21 Country Day 13 M U S SCORES Won Lost LHS LHS Where's the ball? O 34 ...... . . . 7 . . . . n . . 3 0 45 . - n i l . i ' 0 . . . ....... . . 2 1 . . . . . . . . 1 2 24 . . ......... . . . 14 . . . . 0 3 O . . . . . . 7 - 25 , u u i . u ' U ' O 20 Country Day ..... L.H.S. O 23 ..... . . . 0 . . ........ . . . . 25 1' fs W ' 5 4 4 , 77 41 u.fiY7w,J.,6,u,,? gi , , A ,kg Ria? Q55 if 1 Q1'.fix.' .lu W5 ' 1 , Q Wwnx 41 Get ln 11ne B1g p1le up 78 The fine points of football fLeftD L H S Eskunos CR1ghtJ Its all over now Yeah team' U ' ll Top Row E Haeger C Rahmrg F Ienny W Stoddard G Dolmanrsth W Ahlbrand Second Row G Guenther R Schmrdt S Iungck G Burau P Naumann B Ahlbrand Bottom Row K Doepke L Ahlbrand P Hallanger N lest R Behnke Lutherans powerful qurntet got off to a fast start wrnnmg rts frrst erqht games and gomg on to comprle an over all record of 17 wrns and only 4 losses A preseason favorrte therr second strarght champronshrp In w1nn1ng the und1s puted crown they won 7 and lost only 1 to a keyed up MUS team Coached by Ed Haeger who frnrshed hlS second year as head coach the team developed exceptional ab1l1ty to score freely They set a season record by scormg 80 pomts agamst Luther Instrtute 1n a game played at Valpararso Unrversrty Graduat1on wrll see eleven senrors leavrng but Haeger w1ll have a frne nucleus for next years team consrstmg of P Naumann W Ahlbrand G Guenther and R Schmrdt N0 in the Prep Conference, they ran true to form by winning ,. ,. CONFERENCE ALL CONFERENCE TEAMS Ractne Lutheran L H S Northwestern Preps L H S M U S Country Day LHS LHS Northwestern Preps L H S Racrne Lutheran L H S M U S Country Day LHS LHS NON CONFERENCE St Iohn s Mrhtary L H S Greendale LHS Chrcago ChI1S11GH L H S Port Washlngton L H S Alumm LHS Port Washington L H S Chrcago Chr1st1an L H S Lake Forest Don Bosco LHS LHS St Iohn s M111tary L H S Luther IHSIILUIG Concordta Lake Forest LHS LHS LHS WAYLAND TOURNAMENT Racme Lutheran L H S Country Day Stoddard Ienny L Ahlbrand Doepke Naumann est Schrnrdt Iungck Dolmanlsth Guenther Behnke LHS F1rst Team Deavrce Nomensen tRac1ne7 Forward Iohn Harvey CM U S 7 Lloyd Ahlbrand CLutherant Forward Center Fred Ienny tLutheran1 Guard Don Busorou LRGCIHGJ Guard Second Team B111 L1tte11 tCountry Dayl Forward Paul Naumann CLutheranD Fo ward Ted W1ndsor tCountry Day? Center Glenn Goeble IM U S 1 Guard Konrad Doepke fLutheranJ Guard PREP CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won Lost Lutheran M U S Racrne Country Day Northwestern Preps INDIVIDUAL SCORING FGA F M FAT FTM s Fo Is W Ahlbrand Rahrrng Burau 06 Lutheran s po1nts Opponents po1nts 1184 1184 1006 ' .... . . . 50 - . . . . . . 67 I h . . ..... . . . . . . 51 - - . . . . . . 57 I ' .... 64 ' ' ' . . ..,...... . . . 48 ' ' ' ' ' . ' . . . . . . 38 - - ' ' ' .... . . . 44 ' ' ' I ' .... . . . 54 ' . . . ' ........ . . . 57 y y . Q ' - u A ' .... . . . 53 1 ' ' ' .... . . . 61 ' ' ' ' . . . . . . . . . . 35 . . . . . . . . . 48 . ' . . . . . . 54 ' ..... . . . 80 ' ....... . . . 55 . . . . . . . . . 39 - - . - - - - - 7 1 . . ...... . . . . 5 3 ' ......... 4 4 . ' ' I I U I I 47 ....... 3 5 . . . . . . . . 39 . . . . 1 7 . . . .G. . of, . . . . . , 'fo PI . u Hallanger .... 290 123 .425 61 33 .540 279 40 . . . . 216 88 .407 67 42 .630 218 45 . . . . . . 180 89 .438 56 28 .500 206 47 . . . . 105 52 .466 66 28 .425 132 58 . . . . . 91 40 .439 61 34 .558 114 26 . . . . 62 40 .645 22 10 .454 90 19 I ....... 30 24 .800 22 9 .407 57 20 ' ..... 14 9 .643 8 3 .376 21 8 . . . . . 12 7 .584 11 4 .363 18 23 ' .... 21 7 .333 12 4 .333 18 4 . . . . 11 2 .184 5 2 .400 6 16 . . . . . 13 1 .076 12 6 .500 8 10 . . . . 8 4 .500 1 0 .000 8 7 ' ..... 3 2 .666 5 2 .400 6 11 . . . . . . 7 1 .142 3 1 .500 3 6 1 1 489 .451 391 206 .474 338 81 R Stolper N Ienny I Goll A Gruenewald B Huth B Iurcl R Heuer K Vocke B Team Th1S year s B team got off to a flymg start w1nn1ng srx out of xts frrst seven games and f1n1sh1ng the season w1th an over all record of ll w1ns and only 6 losses Under the leadershxp of Coach Pat Falk the boys rmproved rapldly and should prov1de Ed Haeger wrth an excellent nucleus for next years vars1ty They were not as tall as Lutheran s teams of the past but the1r speed accurate shootrng and the1r abrlrty to control the ball often enabled them to defeat lh91I taller opponents Guard Ne1l Ienny led the team rn sconng followed by forward Iack Goll Future Stars srty has begun wrth the freshman basketball team Under the coachmg of Pat qui: A E 9 Falk the season ended E wrth a record of four games i won agamst sxx losses 'Gifs qu: Top Row I Trlls I Schumacher R Helmuth W Schrexber Second Row P Gruetzrnacher E Dethloff P Mayvxlle I Kraase W Batov sky H Wxedenkeller Bottom Row D Barachy R Eunck G Plamann G Haugen F Znehm 82 4 U X Training for the 1955 Var- Ar v V v A n , ' ' , l:1Q 4 k I I ' . . 2 Q YU! 25, xg '13 'X M fn 9 ,fa K, - 4 x 'Q 1 mf gn ag ii 4- ,2 I V , , .hi t 1 , . , S5 N 0 y vi , I n ' A , ,fff vs 5 M. 1, , , - 0.4, ' x - X' 5 , ' ,fx ,Q H . ,ii A S 'fi , - s ' .J 'IL 3' LH. lujl -N 'YQ j,1.3L tg LL!-S' ' 59 J ,, , I if ,1 ,QW V sf 22,1 f I S 7 sian-as if I if 'Q a , El- 4' N, .v MQ 'Z 58 1 lg if' ips Pfam Q, A f - 75 ,fn 3 ' fx 1 ,4 ...- .al Z ,mx nv' ,f 1 . 4 , 'af 'S 7' N -M fx in ,gn lf, URah Rah for the team cmd for the cheerleaders whose rousmg cheers urged the team on toward v1ctory In basketball cheerleadlng everythmg was new thts year new cheerleaders new umforms and many new cheers The two football cheerleaders braved stormy weather and muddy fxelds to go out and cheer for the team Before the basketball games and durmg the halves the strrrmg marches of the Pep Band could be heard from the stage Fookball Cheerleaders D Krubsack B Band Top Row M Menmcke C Bruner G Throndson I Hayden C Nxckel W Vrereck Second Row E Naumann A Ieske D Peterson G Remmer H Kohl I Rert P B d Bottom How R Iuedes L Klemke I Iahn B Degner M Henmng Varsity Cheerleaders Top Row I Hcmdnch M Behlmg fsubt D Krubsock Bottom How T T1IIllGl'lfSUbf B Band I Sohns M Strodthoif bf B Team Cheerleaders Top Row B Ruemler M Kuhl mcm Bottom Row A Ieske H W1ed enkeller K Hoppe O 3 Q - if Sf : . , . 'Y 2' . alla Big Election for Queen ,Q 5 164 ' Y 1. 5 Winning float, Belles of the Barracks and Queen Alice Schulz with attend' ants Charlotte Sieker Cleftl and Ioanne Ballrnann. Mums for sale I If ff! 1.39. ..l'. . ' o ar 5 ' 5 wi M Q r A Baseball Back Row K Doepke p F Ienny p W Mecus of G Mueller p I Hartwg c G Dol manrsth c R Behnke lb Front Ro W Ahlbrand 3b P Na mann p R Schmidt ss G G enther lt N Ienny 2b Saprenza lb Absent A Groth rt F Egqold ss I Hesselbach ct T Betzmann rt I Sch macher rt G Wechmann lt Although Lutheran s 1951 baseball team was grven a strlctly second d1v1s1on preseason ratrnq the Knrghts surprrsed the entrre Wrsconsrn Prep con Bacrne Lutheran was able to beat the Krnqhts rn conference play dorng lt twrce A weakness rn treldmg kept LHS from 1mprov1ng on thetr over all record ot s1x wrns and seven losses Coach Pat Falk was bolstered by a veteran prtchmg staff composed ot F Ienny P Naumann K Doepke and G Mueller The hrttrnq department was taken care of by captarnl Hesselbach R Behnke G Dol man1sth T Bretzman and N Ienny Though none of them were long ball httters trrne after trme they delrvered when runs were needed At gracluatton L H S sard good bye to Hesselbach malnstay of LHS teams for the past three years Groth Eqqold Bretzman Schumacher and Wrech mann Il The Season Lutheran Instrtute Messmer St lohn s lVl1l1tary Country Day Haclne Lutheran Greendale Lake Forest South Northwestern Preps Messmer Country Day Ractne Lutheran LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS y 4 X -. 3' gigs V : . . .2 . , .: . , .: . , .J . i , .J . se ference by taking second place. Only first place 6 South ...... L.H.S ' ' ' .'.' . 2 .... . . . . ' ' . 3 1 . . f ' ' ' 3 ' . . . . fb af an Qs in 1X D I 5 3' A Q . X ii 5 if E f 1: Q17 H5223 ' ' Q Q 1 EE, i T 4353 Q20 l V at 'I' QNX H 1413. f x 5 x 4 , x .N ,i . Q li A if X H Z X , 1 1 1 4 4' 1 at 0' N f lu. ig: iii' 1 f' v .3 'Q' I 'B af, 1.- W!-.. 2,, f if . f ,' H! jf Ay ' , lj , 5?--g 'Q Q F ff, , 2 ggsvi , I 41 -sh ' 1 A 1.5 v-:A ss 2 Hard cash only Bureau of Vital Stati Prints everything but money Haven of refuge stics I2 555' vi-ui, A' ,,,,,yi,y,,, .m . ----. Vai! Q.. 'Q r, nf. s G 163 ,4- X ,gtk K. Ymw 33' . .iii W 2 3 V Aff xffmgimm i ,QR 14 5, ' Q , ,L af' 2 'pa ,ix , JfU The beginning of lhe big patron drive They didn't know the gun was loaded A Cappella sings for Ladies' Guild Modeling new creations for the Ladies' Guild S1200 ' mu l gm, l 1 L 3 lo ll ,A B19 g'.l:5gs11Q HW zx2229 91 , 'L ,gkiialiai i n. ,mg ' 'T I,- , 'V' 11 awk, nv' ' U' z '2 i sg 2 ' 5 I qjwuivv' f -V Q Ifnrzxqif, . - W5 'fr' 5 -7 I 3 M 6 faq wh 4? Wm? , ? W g N - 1 L.. NO v,z ' . ' K. 19- . 5 in N 4 Q , Q L34 , 41 mx- I if h I x FQ z ZZ Ei , - s ligibtsk s, fa, fl 18 . Open House exhibits-chemistry cmd moth Apple blossoms or snow Hey! 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