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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1955 volume:

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YL07 ffdl-666 Q 'Z f ff, Q l 0' . fg? 9-53 ' W - M Qi, RL gf 'fugfy df Gi' gl-fp iii? 4 A if '2Q ark? . ff wx w .gb VE . :Gif x THE SEN 101-Q CLASS off ii ii LUTHE E SGHOUL FOREWORD Lutheran High is experiencing its last year as a united family. The people we knew, the work we did, and the activities we en- joyed will be only pleasant memories. Seeing the campus buildings and walking through the halls for the last time bring back recollections of our four years at LHS. These unforgettable mem- ories are what we wish to present to you in our 1955 Aurora family album. ff ff, if? 1f5f X ! Leg ff w X Lower left: The Present Middle: The Future Upper right: The Old JOHNSON HALL . . . this old house CAMPUS SHOTS LUTHERAN CENTER ..... Otto BARRACKS . . . . steam heat DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1955, dedicate this Aurora to you, Mr. Block, for the help and guidance you have given us. During the three years that you have been at Lutheran High, you have broadened our knowledge of world history, given us a better insight into our American heritage, and explained to us the problems of our democracy. Also, as our class advisor for two years, you have been at the head of our class activities, aided us when we asked you for help, and given us Christian counsel and advice when we came to you with our problems. We sincerely appreciate your guidance as a teacher, but even more so as a friend and companion. We'll never forget it. May God bless you always. 5 , F4 - ' - W... '-clgslgfggfgq - ,X- .g,:,,.,g.,.5 ,, W bb ,yn . , . 5, :plz M , fm. 'a.sQ,., L .- .We JQQH-X , ,f.i?:-T ws- I--g. '3 Pf iff, ' rw. af E if? 1, W, .,, ' 1, , Q ,Q ' sw Wav' ' 4 V L5 ' i ,wb L Aigii , wb: A g,e:,f'gx .- gi ' f -Z,- f me -g , , :- . A ,x.,1,5f . , 1, :sea-53112. '51 '-Tf'15fxf- . , Ni , -' , 1. .gum L L ,, gQg5'?f ' 6 , .KZ .Sify - -.-Lvislflilwiiiffk x , ' ,, fg 'e'f53?'Rx3Q-fig .. 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We have been taught to be good stewards and to let our faith be an example to the rest of the world. As we leave the protecting walls of Lutheran High behind us, we will always thank God for giving us leaders like Mr. Eggold. May God bless him in his future efforts. 8 VICE-PRINCIPAL Already in our freshman year we became acquainted with Mr. Ernst, our vice-principal. In his guidance lectures he gave us fatherly advice about our conduct at school and in our daily lives. He helped us choose vocations and encouraged those of us with the ability, to prepare for college. We were welcome to come to him at any time with our prob- lerns, and he listened to us patiently and gave us good counsel. We give him sincere thanks, and it is our prayer that God will con- tinue to give him the wisdom needed for his work. They have a willing ear to bear our problems and a smzle to encourage ux BOARD OF DIRECTORS Slunding: Mr. W. Hameier, Mr. A. Rowold, Mr. L. Siellwagen, Mr. E. Feusfel, Rev. A. Tacke, Mr. C. Pape, Mr. A. Huack, Mr. E. Eggold, Mr. R. Eggebrechi Sealed: Rev. A. Schaefer, Rev. W. Meyer, Mr. G. Sampe No! pictured: Mr. G. Grunwald, Mr. R. Ernsi, Rev. E. Punkow, Mr. A. Seidemon, Mr. K. Wedel, Mr. O. Zimdahl, Mr. A. Stuhr, Mr. H. Bruner MRS. ESTHER BECKEMEIER Bookkeeper AI L.H.S. since 1953 OFFICE STAFF AND LIBRARIAN MARION BORN CAROL KOPPLIN MRS. RUTH POHL Secretary Io Mr. Eggold Secreiary Io Mr. Ernst Librarian L.H.S. Class of '50 l.H.S. Class of '50 L.H.S. Class of '33 Af L.H.S. since 1954 AI l.H.S. since 1950 AI L.H.S. since 1954 10 FACULTY EDWARD A. BARTSCH, B.A. Spanish . . . Spanish Club Advisor . . . graduate, Con- cordia Seminary, St. Louis . . . came to L.H.S. in 1946 . . . a forester at heart RUDOLF C. BLOCK, B.S., M.A. American Government, American Problems, Sociology, Geography . . . Linecoach in Football . , . Senior Class Advisor . . . graduate, Columbia University . . . at L.H.S. since i952 . . has Kadachrame slide collection . . . is an avid sport fan EDWARD H. BUERGER, B.A. Religion . . . graduate, Northwestern College, Watertown . . . came to L.H.S. in i923 . . . enioys reading pertaining lo his profession NORBERT R. ENGEBRECHT, B.S., M.A. World History . . . Football Coach . . . graduate, Wash- ington University, Sl. Louis . . . at L.H.S. since 1953 . , . has a record collection PAT FALK, B.A. Athletic Director, Physical Education, Baseball Coach . . . graduate, Northwestern College , . , al L.H.S. since 1927 . . . an outdoors man-likes hunting and fishing ARNOLD J. FELTON English, Business Mathematics, General Mathematics . . . Freshman Class Advisor , . . graduate, Concordia Teachers' College, River Forest . . . came to L.H.S. in 1943 . . likes music, athlelics-cigars his specially 11 The power of thought S if 9 i a . ji VV W f 1553? ,igi vie S U t ,.,. .gan 4 , l l A . J my - 2,.2.,L , sk as :...7' SIEGFRIED H. FENSKE, B.A. Art, Religion . . . Art Advisor . . . graduate, Northwestern College, Watertown . . . at L.H.S. since 1948 . . . has a green thumb - HAROLD J. GAWRISCH, B.A., M.A. American History . . . Camera Club Advisor . . . graduate, Marquette University .' . . came to L.H.S. in 1954 . . . his interests: photography and sports JOHN F. GAWRISCH English, German . . . Book Store Manager . . . graduate, Dr. Martin Luther College, New Ulm . . . came to L.H.S. in 1946 . , . enioys fishing and carpentry EDWARD F. HAEGER, B.S. Geography, Citizenship, Physical Education . . . Junior Class Advisor . . . L Club Advisor . . . Basketball Coach, Intramurals . . . graduate, Wisconsin State College, Mil- waukee . . . at L.H.S. since 1947 . . . second interest: reading MARY F. HEINECKE, B.A. English . . . Aurora Advisor . . . Girls' Bowling Advisor . . . graduate, Valparaiso University . . . at L.H.S. since 1952 . . . likes canoeing, classical records, and reading - The Commentator PAUL A. JUNGKUNTZ English, Music Appreciation . . . graduate, Concordia Teachers' College, River Forest . . . came to L.H.S. in 1947 . . . has been landscaping his own property ELDOR A. KEIBEL, B.A. English . . . Chess Club Advisor . . . graduate, North- western College, Watertown . . . at L.H.S. since 1943 . . . a sportsman: golf suits him to a tee ROLAND A. KELLING, M.A.- American History, American Problems, Wisconsin History . . . History Club Advisor . . . graduate, Marquette Uni- versity . . . came to L.H.S. in 1948 , . . voted Republican in '52 election MARGARET S. KNOLL, B.A. Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice . . . Gregg Club Advisor . . . graduate, Valparaiso University . . . at L.H.S. since 1948 . . . Take me out to the ball game ERVIN H. KNUTH, B.S. Business Mathematics, Bookkeeping . . . L.H.S. Organiza- tions Treasurer, . . graduate, Concordia Teachers' College, River Forest . . . at L.H.S. since 1947 . . . enioys photog- raphy and recordings 12 ALICE M. KOEPKE, B.Ed. Typing, Shorthand . . . graduate, Whitewater State Cal- lege . . . came to L.H.S. in 1942 and again in 1953 . . . likes hiking, gardening and cooking . LUTHER D. KOLANDER, B.A. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry . . . Audio Visual Aids Director . . . graduate, Northwestern College, Watertown . . . at L.H.S. since 1945 . . , is the outdoor type IRMA B. KOMISAREK, Ph.B. Shorthand, Office Practice . . . Gregg Club Advisor . . . Placement Service . . . graduate, Marquette University . . . at L,H.S. since i922 . . . enioys reading, golfing, and watching TV NORMAN H. KOWERT, B.S. Algebra, Plane Geometry . . . Pep Club Advisor . . . graduate, Marquette University . . . came to L.H,S. in 1949 . . . a creative mind-likes ceramics and chess ROBERT P. KRAUSE, B.A. Latin, Religion .. . Latin Club Advisor . . . Service Club Advisor . . . graduate, Lutheran Seminary, Thiensville . . . came to L.H.S. in 1943 . . . works for a contractor in the summer HARVEY A. KRUEGER Religion . . . graduate, Concordia Seminary, Springfield, Illinois . . . came to L.H.S. in 1954 . . . takes part in youth summer camps 13 r ZRE . it Eating etiquette ALVIN J. KUHLMAN, 8.5. English . . . graduate, Wisconsin Slate College, Milwaukee . . . came to L.H.S. in 1946 . . . follows baseball and the finer arts KURT A. LESCOW Religion . . . graduate, Theological Seminary, Thiensville . . . at L.H.S. since 1949 , . . hobbies: fishing and photog- raphy KENNETH L. LEVERENCE, B.S. English, Science , . . Chess Club Advisor . . . Sophomore Class Advisor . . . graduate, Marquette University . . . at L.H.S. since 1952 . . . likes photography and numismatics lcollecting moneyl ALBERT H. Minsk, s.A., M.A. Economics, Sociology . . . graduate, Wheaton College . . . at L.H.S. since 1954 . . . Chess-the game of kings GRETCHEN J. MUELLER Sewing . . . member of first L.H.S. graduating class . . . came to L.H.S. in 1944 . . . likes cooking and outdoor life W. ALLEN POHL, B.A. World History, Business Law . . . Student Council Advisor . . . graduate, Concordia Seminary, St. Louis . . . at L.H.S. since 1946 , . . collects pithy sayings MARTIN W RIEDEL , German . . . graduate, Concordia Seminary, Sl. Louis . . . came to L.H.S. in 1948 . . . interests: fishing, baseball, basketball, and hockey v HAROLD W. ROCK, B.5. Biology . . . Aquarium Club Advisor . . . graduate, Con- cordia Teachers' College, River Forest . . . at L.H.S. since 1944 . . , is a fisherman and a gardener PAUL T. RUEGE, B.A. Algebra, Latin . . . Camera Club Advisor . . . graduate, Northwestern College, Watertown . . . at L.H.S. since 1948 . . . enioys photography and plays the organ HAROLD A. SCHWERTFEGER Religion . . . graduate, Concordia Seminary, SL Louis . . . at L.H.S. since 1951 . . . a future Ben Hogan 14 I -rf! f I 1, KI ,. A . X Q .I QA! 'P 5 g , , , H X we le A' 5-N L .. gb., V5 X: if 'few ' Q ' CARLTON H. SITZ, B.A., B.S., M.A. English . . . Commentator Advisor . . . graduate, Univer- sity of Minnesota . . . at L.H.S. since 1950 , . . hobby: interior and exterior decorating EDWARD H, STOLL, B,S., M.S. General Science, Chemistry, Physics . . . graduate, Mar- quette University . . . come to L.H.S, in 1946 . . . a scientist: hi-fidelity, electronics, and photography RUSSELL C. TEWS, B.S. Mechanical Drawing . . , graduate, The Stout Institute . . . come to L.H.S. in 1954 . . . hobbies: leather craft and woodworking, golf and sports in general FRIEDA A. TONN, B.ED. Shorthand, Typing . . . German Club Advisor . . . graduate, Whitewater College . . . enioys growing plants and lis- tening ta coloratura sopranos HENRY A. WEGNER, B.S. Band, A Cappella, Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs . . . gradu- ate, Wisconsin State College, Milwaukee . . . came to L.H.S. in 1953 . . . gets a bang out of hunting HERMAN M. ZURSTADT, B.S. in Ed. Religion . . . graduate, Concordia Teachers' College, River Forest . . . at L.H.S. since 1954 . . . does home church work and likes gardening HERMAN G. ZWINTSCHER, B.A., M.A. General Science, Biology . . . graduate, Indiana University . . . came to L.H.S. in 1949 . , . hobbies: woodworking and gardening BETTE MARBES, Ph.B. L.H.S. Dramatic Club Advisor . . . graduate, Marquette University . . . came to L.H.S, in 1952 . . . loves those BRAVES 15 -'D l STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS JACK SCHUMACHER President The leaders of the Lutheran High student body are the offi- cers of the Student Council. All the finances are handled by the treasurer, and the secretary at- tends to all the minutes and cor- respondence. The vice-president is kept busy assisting the presi- dent in his varied duties. The president represents our school at civic and youth functions of the city, and it is he who is at present helping promote more extra-curricular activities among the schools of our conference. BARBARA BAGIN CLARENCE HARTWIG RENEE SOLIDAY Secretary Vice-President Treasurer i .12 Hn Pl' ' 1 1 1212 ET '4 ' il A ,M v Q . R 311:-.ff V -- , --11:13 og? ' ii,QLLZT.5 k 1 -Q. -Q r I ,Q VLJH mm 5 iw f N: Q +A KW' T psy, l wx a WAP 1- 1 .Ax f H, ,W Q v Q xv' 1 if wifi' f Q, 4 nywii s -,M k a if: 3y x- 'W gy 1 .lg f Q fvazw,1rzf,QffgY-fs ,Jeff ., fe: zvisi' y M1754 fkfi, P :flip - ' A w b ff'fff,73Yi f-7Yferfiszf13k.ffe?Gf2iY'Tiff bw:,1f:sv:.5e9f .- A , 1.' zgxifssms- ' ' iv?-' .f- i r. ,gQ,5Q,s.,1fy?y:L-2 Q2- 'Q' w w Q-25' fwfr-4 r-.v'li4Z',a ' mf' 'Y frif-map' fy. - ,,:-ggi? 352:-' ,f,- :2,.,i' 1.-'.'f'-,51'gg'f'x ff,?ifi?fY f' ififfz r. 2 Jiwfw ,SUV W w.'v,v 7- nal:-.vi 'WH-1f '. fvl . ' fl :Se . I ff V ' ' I .fj:,,f S-,ifixzswi . -- ,' J , :ms3? f, .- ,yxwff f ' g, . 2.1451 2- , qf1:4,55,fq4,fr.w,. - 21 !f:53:, :sf ..-Ayiggw, ' mgwe-3,1 :ivgagf .' tr s-F1ia'sJ:g5M,5y3lR- Arif' Q 4. 'Mm man ap 5sf g:1f,1f.:-fr uxz,va': - ,Jing :ings .gezffifyf - ,Q ,HQ '- .51-4 1. , gifs-f gg: TM Vlzracfe f if f y FROM THE PRINCIPAL: Dear Seniors: We are sorry to see you leave Lutheran High School. Individually and as a group you have been a credit to the cause of Christian education. Your daily lives proved the sincerity of your faith in Christ. You have done much to in- crease the school spirit of your alma mater. By word and example you have taught the underclassmen the meaning of loyalty, cheerfulness, cooperation, and faithfulness. We shall miss you very much. Lutheran High School has contributed much to your mental, emotional, physi- cal, social, and spiritual development. Through the school's instructional program you have acquired the knowledge and skills basic to success in our modern world. For these gifts you are sincerely grateful. We hope that the remembrance of these blessings will in the future inspire you to promote and support the vitally important cause of Christian high school education. As we bid farewell to you we do so with the prayer that God would keep you faithful disciples of His Son and crown your lives with His choicest blessings. E. F. EGGOLD SENIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Hibbie Wiedenkeller, pres.7 Janet Meiser, lreus.g Bernndine Propp, secy.p Mr. Block, advisory Jack Schumacher, vice-pres. l 20 RAY ANDERSON Eats one meal o day-con- tinuausly . . . willing to help . . . That's the way the ball bounces . . . wants to be an architect . . . likes to argue . . , Basketball 2, Track 3, lntra. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Dramatics 4, Aur- ora 4, Pep Club 3, 4, His- tory Club 4, Hall Monitor 3, 4 LE ROY BAHR Lee . . . laugh oll his own . . . plays the accor- dion . . . always talking . . . ambition: teacher . . . lntra. 1, 2, 3, 4, Div. Off. 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Dra- matics 3, 4, Pep Club 4, History Club 4 BONNIE BARLAMENT Came in Sophomore year from Dr. Martin Luther Col- lege . . . dislikes early period class . . . likes to write letters . . . quiet, but, oh, my! . . . ambition, housewife . . . Spanish Club 4, History Club 4 BARBARA BAGIN Bong . . . sincere . . . likes swimming . . . would like to be a social worker . . . a smile for everyone . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, History Club 4 KATHLEEN BALLMANN Kathy . . . pet peeve: wise freshies . . . The Mer- rie Melodies . . . petite . . . wants to be o beauti- cian . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 4, A Cappella 4, German Club 1, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 2 JACQUELYN BARTOS Jackie . . . bland hair . . . Oh, well, that's life . . . would like to be a C.P.A .... twinkling eyes . , . Chorus 1, 2, 3, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4 JEAN BASSLER Likes sports and dislikes English . . .timid . . . Ya . . . her ambition is a secret . , . good hearted . . . His- tory Club 4 MARILYN BECKEMEIER Mari . . . giggles . . . Know what I mean? . . . lots of pep . . . future nurse . . . lntra. 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Dramatics 4, Ser- vice Club 3, German Club 1, History Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Sec. Ass't. 3, 4 WALTER BATOVSKY Pet peeve: women drivers . . . Cudahy . . . Olds- mobiles . . . seldom heard . . . would like to be an auto mechanic . . . Basket- ball l, lntra. 1, 2, Junior Achievement 1 JANICE BEHLING Jan . . . pet peeve: noisy freshmen . . . Aw, come on . . . congenial . . . future stenographer . . . Gregg Club 4, History Club 4, Ass't. Librarian 1, Junior Achievement 2 RONALD BOETTCHER Boetch . . . dislikes wise freshmen . . . You're kid- ding . . . smooth . . ambition, get o iob . . . Intro. I, Spanish Club I CAROLYN BORN Cebe . . , dimples . . . likes sports . , . Oh, my word! . , . future unde- cided . . . iolly personality . , . Intro. Z, 3, Chorus I, 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Div. Off. 4, Dromotics 4, Aurora 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 2 PATRICIA BOINSKI Came in Junior year from Pulaski . . . Pat . . . ice-skating . . . naturally curly hair . . . You know . . . lntra. 3, Chorus 3, A Cappella 3, Spanish Club 4, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4 RICHARD BREINLING Come in Junior year from King . . . Dick . . . to work or not to work . . . hobby, trying to get through the annex . . . Whadda Blast! . . . nice guy . . . Football 3, 4, Div. Off. 4, German Club 3, 4, I. Club 4, History Club 4, Student Council Rep. 3 ROSEMARIE BERGERHOFF Dislikes people without a sense of humor . . . bose- ball ton . . . Ach . . . friendly . . . would like to do office work . . . Chorus 2, German Club I, 2, Gregg Club 4, Sec. Ass't. 3 PAULA BIERWAGEN Dislikes early period . . . hobbies: sports and music . . . Very good . . . soys Hi to everyone . . . nurse ot U. of Wis .... Intra. 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, A Cop- pella 3, 4, Commentator 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Future Nurses Club 3, 4, History Club 4 LETHA BOEDER lee . . . short. . . Oh, Yah? . . . wants to be o typist . . . dimples . . . Chorus l, 2, 3, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4, Sec. Ass't. 4 EDWIN BESCH Ed . . . Lll. Freshman Scholarship . . . aviation . . . studious . . . l'm game . . . nice guy . . . Li'l Abner . . . Dromotics 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, History Club 4 BETTE BLEICH Halt pint of fun . . . pretty . . . dislikes crowded buses . . . corelree . . . Snow Queen . . . lntra. 2, 3, Chorus I, 3, Bond I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 4, Div. Off. 1, 2, 4, Class Officer 1, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4 RODNEY BOETTCHER Rod . . . quiet but socio- ble . . . pet peeve: slow streetcors . . . cars . . . livewire . . . Band I, 2, Spanish Club I, History Club 4, Pep Bond 2 DORIS BUBLITZ Dorie . . . pet peevez people who can't take kid- ding . . . iolly . . . likes to sing . . . Jeepers . . . loves parties . . . Intro. 3, 45 Chorus I, 25 A Cappella 3, 45 Div. Off. 35 Drama- tics 45 Aurora 45 Pep Club 45 Accordion Band I5 Gregg Club 45 History Club 45 Sec. Ass't. 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 2 BEVERLY BURGER Bev . . . likes sports . . . friendly . . . would like to become a housewife . . . lots of pep . . . lntra. 2, 4 GERALD BUTTKE Came in Sophomore year from Concordia . . . Jerry . . . seldom heard . . . Shorewood booster . . . wants to be a florist . . . Track 3, 45 History Club 4 CAROL BUCHHOLZ Dislikes waiting for buses . . . favorite pastimes: play- ing cards . . . flustered eas- ily . . . wants to be a sec- retary . . . pretty . . . Chorus I, 2, 35 Greg Club 45 History Club 4 MARY ALICE BUSACK Pet peeve: waiting tor buses . . . likes to cook and fish . . . quiet . . . ambition: office worker . . . Chorus I, 25 German Club 2, 3, 45 Gregg Club 4 GAIL CHAPMAN Kit . . . music . . . Hon- estlyI . . . sweet smile . . . ambition: to become a government worker . . . Intro. I, 25 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Div. Off. 2, 35 Commen- tator 45 Service Club 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Gregg Club 45 History Club 45 Girls' Glee Club 2 DE WAYNE BROWN Came in Sophomore year from North Division . . . De . . . quiet . . . likes to bowl . . . sleeps in class . . . Hall Monitor 3 ELLEN BRUSKEWITZ Piano . . . pretty . . . blond . . . sincere . . . would like to be a teacher . . . quiet, but friendly . . . Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 2, 3, 45 History Club 45 Sec. Ass't. 4 DAVID BRUEGGEMANN Came in Senior year from Concordia . . . Dave . . . serious . . . studies dogs . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . lotta fun BEVERLY BU BLITZ Bev . . . cute blond . . . Get serious! . . . pleasing personality . . . wants to be a nurse . . . always late . . . Intro. 25 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Div. Off. 35 Dramatics 45 Commentator 25 Pep Club 45 Latin Club I5 Future Nurses Club 3, 45 History Club 45 Attendant to Home- coming Queen5 Girls' Glee Club 2 FRED Cl-IERNEY Fritz . . . cars . , . talk- ative , . . likes to tease . . . would like to move to Wyoming . . . Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4 RICHARD CLEMENS Dick . . . You know what I mean . . . easy go- ing . . . always sleeps in class . . . wants to make a lot of money the easy way . . . lntra. 3, 47 Div. Offi 47 History Club 4 DAVID CLEMENS Dave . . . Wow . . . lots of fun . . . study hall pest . . . ambition: general stare manager . . . Div. Off. 2, 37 German Club I7 Jun- ior Achievement 'I DANIEL COX Pet peeve: tests . . . guns . . . easy going . . . I doubt it . . . wisecrazker JAMES COX Jim . . . fixes electrical gadgets . . . calm . . . wants to be an electrician . . . reserved MARY DEGNER Cute . . . likes sports . . . Mt. Morris . . . livewire . . . wants to go to college . . . Snow Queen Attend- ant . . . lntra. 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 47 Dramotics 47 Gregg Club 47 Pep Club 47 History Club 47 Girls' Glee Club 27 Chorus l, 2, 37 A Cappella 3, 47 Div. Class Off. I, 2 EARL DETHLOFF Ernie . . . easy going . . . Whatta wimp . . . curly . . . nice guy . . .would like ta go to Canada . . . Bus- ketball 'l, 2, 3, 47 Football 'l7 lntra. I7 Div. Off. 47 Aurora 47 Spanish Club 3, 47 History Club 4 KATHLEEN CUPPAN Kathy . . . plays the piano . . . studious . . . Oh, fine! . . . a smile for everyone . . . wants to be a teacher . , . Intro. 2, 3, 47 Chorus 2, 37 Com- mentator 3, 47 Editor 47 Gregg Club 47 History Club 4 MARIE DEHLING Dislikes crowded school buses . . . sewing . . . hard worker . . . Oh, nuts! . . . reliable . . . wants to be a secretary . . . Chorus l, 2, 37 Commentator 47 Service Club 47 Pep Club 3, 47 Gregg Club 47 History Club 47 Ass't. Librarian 47 Girls' Glee Club 2 DIANE DETTMANN Pet peeve: freshmen . . . sense of humor . . . Hey . . . peppy . . . wants to be a housewife . . . Gregg Club 4 KARLA DOEHLING Dislikes crowded buses . . . baseball ton . . . Oh, weIl . . . very quiet . . . ambition: to graduate . . . Pep Club 37 Gregg Club 47 History Club 4 CAROL EBERT Talks with her hands . . . likes to eat. . . You know what I mean! . . . inquisi- tive . . . future nurse . . . . . . Chorus l, 2, 37 Student Council l7 Div. Off. l, 2, 47 Class Off. I7 Dromatics 47 Pep Club 3, 47 Spanish Club 3, 47 Gregg Club 47 History Club 47 Future Nurses Club 3, 4 RAYMOND EURICH Ray . . . football . . . never at a loss for words . . . Hong it up . . . star athlete . . . Bosketboll 17 Football l, 2, 3, 47 Track 37 Intro. 'l, 27 B team man- a er 2 horus l pella 1 2 u dent Council 2 Div O 2 3 4 Class Off 2 Pep Club 4 Spanish Club 3 L Club 3 4 History Club 4 AUDREY EAST Aud . . . collects iaz records . . . Hey, you! , . . has definite plans for the future . . . wants to be an ediphone operator . . Gregg Club 4 ETHEL ELLWEIN Come in Sophomore yea from South Dakota . . . lotta tun...ontherun...Mt. Morris . . . hard worker . . has terrific parties . . . In tra. 27 Chorus 37 Band 3, 47 A Cappella 47 Dramatic 47 Aurora 47 Gregg Club 47 History Club 47 Girls' Glee Club 27 Pep Bond 3, 4 JOANNE FEDKE Joey . . . pet peeve: pests . . . has a record col- lection , . . For the luvva mud . . . calm . . . wants to be a housewife . . . Ger- man Club l, 4- Camera Club 2 Gregg Club 47 His- tory Club 4 9 : C , 2: A : I Cop , , 3, 47 St - ' 7 ' . ff. , Z f S RICHARD FEDKE Dick . . . dislikes wise freshmen . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . prankster . . . would like to be a car mechanic MARIANNE FESTERLING Mike . . . hobby: sleep- ing . . . Ja . . . athletic . . . would like to be an l.B.M. worker . . . lntra. l, 27 Chorus l, 27 Div. Off. 37 Germon Club 17 Gregg Club 47 History Club 4 JOHN FEIERABEND Came in January '53 from Concordia . . . Charlie . . . pet peeve: women driv- ers . . . talkative . . . likes music . . . Track 37 History Club 4 ARLENE FISCHER Fishie . . . pet peeve: people who say l'm quiet . . . boshtul t?J . . . cute . . . Oh, my . . . blushes easily . . . wants to travel . . . Intro. 2, 3, 47 Chorus l, 2, 3, 47 Div. Off. l, 2, 47 Dromatics 47 Aurora 47 Pep Club 3, 47 Gregg Club 47 History Club 47 Girls' Glee Club 2 RONALD GAULKE Came in Sophomore year from Norlhweslern in Wa- terlown . . , Ron . . . swell guy . . . likes me- chanics . . . wants lo be- come an auto research designer VIRGINIA GILES Came in Junior year from Saulh Division . . . Virg . , . collecls pandas . . . serious . . . wants lo be a nurse . . . Chorus 37 Ser- vice Club 37 History Club 4 GLORIA GEBEL Peanuts . . . likes lo eat . . . celebrity brother lCIarkJ . . . l'm glad . . , would like to be a housewife . . . lively . . . Chorus I7 Div. Off. 27 Aur- ora 47 German Club 1, 27 Gregg Club 47 History Club 4 LOUISE GLANZER Louie . . . tennis . . . gin of gab . . . oh, yeah? . . . likes lo tease . . . Intro. I7 Chorus l, 2, 3, 47 Dramatics 47 Service Club 47 Pep Club 3, 47 Spanish Club 47 Gregg Club 47 History Club 4 JANET FOX Athletic . . . likes basket- ball . . . WhuI's your quesIion? . . . Gray mat- ter . . . ambilion: ser- geant in lhe WAFS . . . ln- lro. 2, 3, 47 Chorus 2, 37 Band 3, 47 Commentator 3, 47 Gregg Club 47 History Club 47 Girls' Glee Club 27 Pep Band 3, 4 DONALD FRICK Don . . . pet peeve: wise freshmen . . . Not too neat . . , hol rodder . . . wants to be a Navy man JANE GALL Rebel . . . blondie . . . dislikes homework , . . lik- able . . . has an answer for everyone . . . ambition: to be the firsl woman on Mars . . . Intro. 37 Div. Off. I, 2, 47 Dramatics 47 Hislory Club 47 Junior Achievement 3, 4 CHARLENE FRANKFOURTH Charlie . . . easy going . . . pel peeve: wise fresh- men . . . talkative . . . wonls to be a secretary . . . Chorus I, 2, 37 German Club I7 Gregg Club 47 .lun- ior Achievement I, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT FRYE Bob . . . pranksler . . . pel peeve: wise freshmen . . . easy going . . . likes lo hunt and Iish . . . Intro. 'l, 2, 3, 4 JOYCE GAUL Joy . . . likes to eal . . . UNO kidding . . . hard worker . . . ambition: un- decided , . . Chorus I, 2, 3, 47 Pep Club 47 Gregg Club 47 History Club 4 CAROLYN GRAF DONNA GOTTOWSKE Cindy . . . dislikes spiders --to put it mildly . . . feminine . . . l don't know . . . wants to learn to drive . . . lntra. 27 Chorus l, 2, 37 Band 3, 47 Div. Off. 'I7 Gregg Club 47 Girls' Glee Club 3 CHARMAINE GRINNELL Came in Sophomore year from John Dewey Jr. High . . . dislikes slowpokes . . . pony tail . . . collects rec- ords . . . ambition: to loin the U.S. Foreign Service . . . Spanish Club 37 Latin Club 37 History Club 4 PAUL GRUETZMACHER Gritz . . . life of the party . . . swell guy . . . ambition: to be a college bum . . . casual . . . neat dresser . . . Basketball l, 2, 47 Intro. l, 37 Aurora 47 History Club 47 Golf 3, 47 Hall Monitor 3 BEVERLY GOEDE Bev . . . dislikes being taken for a freshie . . . music lover . . . conscien- tious . . . l'm hungry . . . Chorus l, 27 A Cappella 3, 47 Service Club 37 Gregg Club 47 History Club 47 Sec. Ass't. 27 Ass't Librar- ian 3 MIRIAM GOETSCH Mlm . . . short and sweet . , . piano . . . agreeable nature . . . wants to be a nurse . . . Chorus 1, 2, 37 A Cappella 47 Dramatics 47 Aurora 47 German Club 'l7 History Club 47 Ass't. Li- brarian 37 Girls' Glee Club 27 Future Nurses Club 4 ANNA GOEGLEIN Annie . . . dislikes crowd- ed school buses . . . likes to read . . . efficient . . . fu- ture undecided . . . Chorus l, 2, 3, 47 Gregg Club 47 History Club 47 Sec. Ass't. 1 FRED GOLL Fritz . . . nimrod . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . nice guy . . . future un- decided Came in Sophomore year from Washington . . . hob- by: photography . . . seen, but not heard . . . conscien- tious . . . wants to be o secretary . . . Greg Club 47 History Club 4 GEORGE GROSS Congenial . . . pet peeve: women drivers . . . likes sports in general . . . deep voice . . . Yeah . . . Ger- man Club l BARBARA GUDERT Bobbie . . . menace to motorists . . . imagination . . . Schnook . . . sweet . . . considerate . . . wants to go to Wisconsin Univer- sity . . . lntra. 2, 37 Chorus l, 2, 37 A Cappella 3, 47 Div, Off. 37 Cheerleader 27 Dramatics 47 Aurora 47 Pep Club 47 Latin Club 17 His- tory Club 47 Girls' Glee Club 2 LUTHER GUTKNECHT Luth . . . music . . . Non-Entities . . . intellectual . . . would like to become a teacher . , . Chorus I, 2, A Cappella I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Aquarium Club 3, 4, History Club 4, Ass't. li- brarian 3, Hall Monitor 4, Scholarship award tor tresh- man year JACQUELINE HALAZON Came in Senior year from Tosa . . . Jackie . . . Wait for me . . . iovial . . . would like to became a medical technologist . . . Dramatics 4, Pep Club 4, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4 WILLIAM HABERMANN Willie . . . collects coins . . . agreeable . . . anti- women . . . wants to be a radio engineer . . . Chorus 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Div. Off. I, 3, German Club I, 2, History Club 4, Hall Monitor 4 JOSEPH HALEY Joe . . . never at cl loss for words . . . pet peeve: women drivers . . . happy- go-lucky . . . wants to be a good mechanic . . . Track 3, Div. Off. I, Pep Club 3 JOAN HAMBERG Jo . . . likes roller skat- ing . . . petite . . . Come by my locker . . . Snow Queen Attendant . . . wants to be a beautician . . . ln- tra. 2, Chorus 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Pep Club 3, History Club 4 CLARENCE HANSEN Came in Senior year from Concordia . . . Bud . . . likes to hunt . . . wise cracker . . . ambition: to get a iob VIRGINIA HAUSWIRTH Ginny . . . Came in '53 from Washington . . . likes to go skating . . . built close to the ground . . . Oh, Gosh . . . Chorus 3, Gregg Club 4 RONALD HANDRICH Ron . . . Say, hey , . . water boy . . . starts early period I5 minutes later . . . would like to be a forester . . . Track 3, 4, lntra. 2, Varsity Football Manager 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Div. Off. 2, 3, Sec. Ass't. 3, Student Council Rep. 4 GLENN HAUGEN Hagen . . . dislikes home- work . . . nonchalant , . . Whataya say? . . . am- bition: ta make the maior leagues . . . Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intro. I, Baseball 2, Spanish Club 3, History Club 4, Student Council Rep, 4, Hall Monitor 4 AUDREY HEIDEL Aud . . . hobby: ice skat- ing . . . Very good . . . a twinkle in her eyes . . . ambition: to be a secretary . . . Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Commentator 3, 4, Service Club 4, Pep Club 3, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Student Council Rep. 3 GWEN HELTERHOFF Gwendolyn . . . star quarterback . . . makeup artist . . . college bound . . . blonde . . . Intra. l, 3, 47 Chorus l, 27 Band 2, 37 A Cappella 3, 47 Dramatics l, 2, 3, 47 Commentator 47 Service Club 47 Pep Club 3, 47 lotin Club 27 Gregg Club 47 History Club 47 Pep Band 2, 37 Girls' Glee Club 2 JUDY HELWER Judy . . . eating . . . reserved . . . lots of fun . . . ambition: private sec- retary . . . Dramatics 47 Aurora 47 Gregg Club 4 LOIS HEUP Came in Junior year from New Ulm . , . favorite pas- time: sports . . . Oh, my lands . . . naturally curly hair teacher Chorus 3 4 Band 3 Ger man Club 3 4 Gregg Club 4 History Club 4 Cafeteria worker 4 1 I I ' r 7 7 2 ROBERT HELMUTH Bob . . . dry humor . . . Take it easy . . . has on answer for everything . . . ambition: get through cole lege . . . Basketball I, 2, 3, 47 lntra. 47 Spanish Club 3, 47 History Club 4 GORDON HERWIG Merc . . . farmer's son . . . never at a loss for words . . . ambition: to live in Hawaii . . . big teaser . . . lntra. l7 Cheerleader 3, 47 Dramatics 3, 47 Pep Club 3, 47 l Club 47 History Club 47 Tumbling 3, 4 FRANK HICKSON Jacques . . . camping . . . friendly . . . sincere . , . ambition: lumberiack . . . lntra. l, 2 KAY HINKLE Pet peeve: men drivers . . . favorite pastime: drawing . , . Merrie Melodies . . . pretty hair . . . ambition: River Forest . . . Intro. 2, 3, 47 Chorus I, Z: A Cappella 3, 47 Dramatics 3, 4: Com- mentator 3, 47 Girls' Glee Club 2 SHARON HOFFMAN Pet peeve: buses . . . likes sports . . . Very good! . . . pretty . , . airline stew- ardess . . . Chorus 1, 2, 37 Dramatics 47 German Club 47 Gregg Club 47 History Club 47 Girls' Glee Club 2 PHYLLIS HINTZ Phil . . . pet peeve: steel chairs in A Cappella . . . Oh, fudge , . .fun to be with . . . future private secretary . . . Chorus I, 27 A Cappella 3, 47 German Club I, 27 Gregg Club 47 History 47 Girls' Glee Club 2 FAITH HOLTZ Fifi . , . hobby: piano . , . plays trombone . . . a small package . . . True . . . beautician . . . Intra. I, Z7 Chorus l, 2, 37 Band 3, 47 Commentator 37 Ser- vice Club 47 Pep Club 37 History Club 47 Girls' Glee Club 27 Pep Band 4 DOROTHY KEGLER Doro . . . pet peeve: slow walkers . . . Oh, well! . . . friendly . . . secretory . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3: German Club 2, 3, 4: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2 MARGARET KIMBER Margie . . . thoughtful . . . Oh, no! . . . sweet . . . ambition: to travel . . . Chorus 2, 3: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4 DARLENE HUCK Dar . . . collecting rec- ords . . . Au righty . . . fun to be with . . . ambi- tion: stenographer . . . Chorus l, 3: Div. Class Oft. 3: Dramotics 4: Pep Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4 CAROl. JEROME Jerry . . . pet peeve: freshmen . . . hobby: role ler skating . . . quiet, but friendly . . . future nurse . . . Chorus 2: Band l, 2, 3: Service Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: History Club 4: Junior Achievement 1, 2, 3: Accordion Bond 2 ROCHELLE .IUSTUS Shelly . . . hobbies: eat- ing ond sleeping . . . lsn't thot ialzy? . . . laugh all her own . . . ambition: sec- retary . . . Chorus 2, 3 NORA MAE KIESOW Kies . . .imaginative . . . likes painting . . . hearty laugh . . . artistic . . . om- bition: nurse . . . Intra. 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2: Bond 3, 4: A Cappella 3, 4: Drama- tics 3, 4: Commentator 2, 3: Aurora 4: Pep Club 3, 4: History Club 4: Future Nurses' Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2 ADELINE KLOTZ Came from Germany in 1953 . . .friendly . . . pet peeve: crowded hallways . . . pastime: swimming . . . studious . . . Oh no! . . German Club 4 BARBARA HUNDT Barb . . . pet peeve: early period in cold bar- racks . . . likes sports . . , one meal a day-continw ously . . . ambition: teacher . . . Aurora 4: Service Club 4: Pep Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Gregg Club 4: His- tory Club 4 DONALD JUEDES Don . . . pet peeve: women drivers . . . hobby: water skiing . . . nice guy . . . college bound . . . ln- tra. I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l: History Club 4: Golf 3: Hall Monitor 3 CAROL KACZKOWSKI Kaske . . . attractive . . . congenial . . . You know . . . ambition: nurse . . . lntra. I: Chorus I, 2, 3: Dromotics 1: Pep Club 4: History Club 4: Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 DIANE KORN Dee . . . hobby: roller skating . . . small . . . peppy . . . Who knows? . . . ambition: secretary . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4 JEROME KRAASE Jerry . . . mischievous smile . . . blushes easily . . . crew cut l?l . . . Aw, come on . . . Basketball I, Football 2, 3, 4, Intra. I, 2, 3, Div. Class Off. 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4 MARY ANN KRUEGER DolIy . . . energetic . . . Herelam1 . . . ambition private secretary . . . ter- rific fullback . . . Intra. I 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, Band I, Div. Class Off. I, Z, 3 4, Student Council Rep. 3 GLORIA KLUG Glor . . . hobbies: tennis and skating . . . quiet . . . Oh, pooh! . . . future secretary . . . Chorus l, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4 CAROL KNECHT Neat . . . pet peeve: the barracks . . . likes bowling . . . cute clothes . . . My, gosh . . . Intra. I, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Div. Class Off. 2, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4 PATRICIA KNAACK Pat . . . industrious . . . l hate to tell you this . . . neat . . . ambition: to be a minister's wife . . . Chorus I, 3, Commentator 3, 4: Service Club 4, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4 MARGARET KOEPSELL Came in Junior year from Wrightstown High . . . Marge . . . farmer's daughter . . . cute expres- sions . . . hobby: writing letters to River Forest . . . Oh, welll . . . lntra. 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Aurora 4, Pep Club 4, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4, Student Council Rep. 4 EDGAR KOSCHMANN Ed . . .liked by all. . easy going . . . Could be . . . ambition: chemist . . . Chorus I, 2, A Cappella I, 2, Pep Club 4, History Club 4 ANNETTE KRUEGER Annie . . . tall . . . shy . . . hates crowded hallways . . . ambition: to become a Wave . . . Chorus I, Ser- vice Club 3, Camera Club 2, Gregg Club 4 MARGIE KRUSCHEL Pet peeve: canceited people ...ni:e...small... Oh, shoot! . . . ambition: housewife . . . Div. Class OH. I, German Club 2, 3, Gregg Club 4, Student Council Rep. 3 DOROTHY LAESCH Dart . . . pet peeve: Aurora members . . . Play it cool , , , ambition: beach comber . . . iovial . . . Chorus l, 2, 37 Com- mentator 2, 3, 47 Service Club 4, Pep Club 4, spun- ish Club 37 Chess Club 37 Girls' Glee Club 2 YVONNE LASANSKE Vonnie . . . pet peeve: people who call me Proxie . . . excitable . . . pleasing personality . . . college bound . . . lntra. 37 Chorus l, 2, 37 Dramatics 47 Ser- vice Club 3, 47 Pep Club 3, 47 Latin Club 27 History Club 47 Girls' Glee Club 2 SANDRA LANGE Sandy . . . hobby: water skiing . . . cute clothes . . . ambition: Valpo . . . loves to argue . . . Intra. 2, 3, 47 Chorus l, 2, 37 Band 3, 47 A Cappella 47 Cheerleader 27 Commentator 2, 3, 47 Pep Club 3, 47 History Club 47 Girls' Glee Club 27 Pep Band 4 GEORGE LASSANSKE Came from New Ulm in Sophomore year . . . hob- bies: fishing and hunting . . . Ya know . . . re- served . . . ambition: unde- cided . . . Football 27 Track 37 Intro. 27 Chorus 27 L Club 47 History Club 4 MARLENE LAST Jolly . . . Braves tan . . . Oh, man! . . . easy going . . . ambition: to be a sec- retary . . . Chorus I, 2, 37 Gregg Club 47 History Club 4 ALLEN LEISTEN Al . . . likes to hunt. . . wisecracks . . . Oh, moth- er! . . . crew cut . . . lntra. I, 27 Student Council 17 Div. Class Off. 3 JUDITH LEMKE Came in Sophomore year from Dr. Martin Luther Col- lege . . . Judy . . . natur- ally curly hair . . . Come off it . . . neat dresser . . . Spanish Club 47 History Club 4 JEAN LAUFENBERG Jeanie . . . hobby: swim- ming . . . conscientious . . . studious . . . Wha? . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 47 Pep Club 47 Gregg Club 47 History Club 4 JO ANN LEISTEN Jo . . . hobby: sewing . . . talkative . . . We'Il see! . . . ambition: house- wife MYRON LEMKE Big My . . . never in a rush . . . unpredictable . . . pet peeve: wise guys . . . quiet, at times . . . Basket- ball 27 Intro. 37 Band I, 27 A Cappella 47 Spanish Club 3, 47 Ass't Librarian 37 Pep Band 2 JEAN LESCOW Jeanie . . . hobby: play- ing the piano . . . smooth voice . . . college bound . . . friendly . . . Chorus l, 2, 3: History Club 4 FLOYD LEWNAU Sportsman . . . dry sense of humor . . . hobbies: fishing and bowling . . . ambition: not to work . . . dig those suspenders . . . lntra. l: Spanish Club 1 PAUL MACHMEIER Mac . . . pet peeve: wom- en drivers . . . pleasant personality . . . likes hunt- ing and fishing . . . comical . . . ambition: college KATHLEEN LEVERENCE Kaki . . . How about that? . . . happy-go-lucky . . . ambition: to be a nurse . . .full of fun . . . Chorus 2, 3: Dramatics 2: History Club 4: Junior Achievement 3, 4 RONALD LUEDKTE Hans . . . hobby: horses . . . clarinet enthusiast . . . hails from Iron Ridge . . . Ach, yal . . . Chorus 1, 2: Band 3, 4: German Club l, 2, 3, 4 PEARL MARTEN Marty . . . considerate . . . hobby: roller skating . . . Honestly . . . good- natured . . . ambition: sec- retary . . . Intro. I: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4 WILLIAM MARTENS Willy . . . hails from Tosa . . . friendly . . . iust plain Bill . . . ambition: doctor . . . Football 4: Spanish Club 4: History Club 4: Golt 3 JANET MEISER Just naturally nice . . . pet peeve: people who rush me! . . . Oh, fish! . . . hard worker . . . ambition: sec- retary . , . Chorus 1, 2: A Cappella 3, 4: Div. Class Off. 4: Class Off. 4: Com- mentator 3, 4: Service Club 3: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4: Student Council Rep. 3 PETER MAYVILLE P. K. Mayville . . . in- dividualist . . . naturalist . . . Intramural 4 LOIS MEYER louie . . . hobby: accor- dion . . . Hey, there! . . . hard worker . . . ambition: legal secretary . . . Chorus l, 2, 3: Aurora 4: Pep Club 3: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Accordion Band 1 NONA NATZKE Tessie . . . iolly person- ality . . . hobby: horseback riding . . . genial. . . am- bition: dental assistant . . . Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Bond If German Club I: Gregg Club 4 MARYELLEN NENNERT Auntie . . . hobby: paint- ing . . . sincere . . . triend- ly . . . ambition: X-ray Tech- nician . . . Daisy Moe . . . Chorus I, 2, 37 Latin Club 2, History Club 4, Future Nurses' Club 4 NANCY NEITZEL Nan . . . always happy . . . pet peeve: crowded buses . . . hard worker . . . ambition: nurse . . . Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Aurora 4, His- tory Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2 VERNON NEUMAN Come from Concordia in Junior year . . . Vern . . . hobby: music . . . ambition: start a boys town . . . calm RICHARD MEYER Dick . . . Prove it , . . likes to tease . . . pet peeve: girls l?l . . . om- bition: vet . . . Football 3, 4: Intro. I, 2, 3, 4, Band lg History Club 4 SUZANNE MINTZLAFF Susy . . . farm girl . . . talkative . . . likes people . . . Nuts . . . ambition: nursing . . . Intro. 3, A Cappella 3: Commentator 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4: Camera Club 2, 3, 4: History Club 4 RICHARD MUELLER Rich . . . hobby: sports . . . ioker in class . . . dry humor . . . ambition: Navy . . . Chorus I, 25 History 4, Hall Monitor 3 NANCY MICHAELSEN Mike . . . No kidding . . . long hair . . . talkative . . . ambition: secretory . . . Intro. I, Chorus I, 2: Div. Class Off. I, Service Club 3: History Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 2 ROBERT MOLKENTINE Lefty . . . pet peeve: homework . . . hobby: fish- ing . . . likes to tease . . . Them's the breaks . . . Spanish Club 4, German Club I: History Club 4: Hall Monitor 3 ARLENE NAAB Nabby . . . pet peeve: gossipers . . , hobby: ice skating . . . olwoys smil- ing . . . ombition: to marry a carpenter . . . Chorus I, 2, 3 CAROL PETROWSKI Pet . . . hobby: swimming . . . nice smile . . . Oh, shoot! . . . ambition: den- tal assl .... Intro. I, 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: German Club I: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4 KARL PRAEFKE Farm . . . pet peeve: driv- ing hot rods . . . hobby: working . . . ieep . . . am- bition: landscaper BERNADINE PROPP Bernie . . . playing the piano . . . always on the go . . . Now ya know . . . personality plus . . . ambition: nurse . . . Intro. 3: Chorus 'l, 2, 3: A Cap- pello 4: Div. Class Off. 3, 4: Dromatics I, 2, 3, 4: Aurora Editor 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: History Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 GENE PLAMANN Gena . . . all around star . . . hobbies: fishing ond hunting . . . personal- ity plus . . . witty . . . am- bition: reporter . . . Basket- ball I, 2, 3: Football 'l, 2 3, 4: Intra. I: A Cappella 4: Student Council 1, 2: Div, Class Off. l, 2, 3, 4 Class Off. I: Commentator 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Service Club 3: Spanish Club 3: L Club 3, 4: History Club 4: Hall Monitor 3 RUTH PRIEWE Ruthie . . . pet peeve: homework . . . What?? . . . reserved . . . ambition: office worker . . . Chorus l, 2, 3: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2 WILLIAM PRUESER Bill . . . hobby: hunting . . . has a laugh all his own . . . l'll never tell . . never worries . . , ambition: Valpo . . . Pep Club 3, 4: History Club 4: Studen Council Rep. 3: Holl Moni- tor 2 JAMES NIEDFELDT Red . . . pet peeve: weak steps . . . likeable . . . carefree . . . hobby: hunt- ing . . . ambition: former . . . Football 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: L Club 3, 4: History Club 4 BRUCE OPPERMANN Hearty laugh . . . hobby: photography . . How about that! . . . devilish . . . ambition: officer in U. S. Air Force . , . Dra- matics 3, 4: Junior Achieve- ment 'l, 4: Hall Monitor 3 PHILIP NIELSEN Phil . . . hobby: archery . . . friendly . . . mischie- vous . . . ambition: mechan- ical engineer . . . Div. Class Off. 3: Latin Club 2: Cam- era Club I JOANN PETERS Pete . . . sports . . . hob- bies: roller skating ond swimming . . . congenial . . . Oh, ya! . . . Chorus I, 2: A Cappella 4: Div. Class Off. 4: Asst. librarian 4 1 i I 1 i CAROL PUCH Puckie . . . from Florida . . . very dramatic . . . pet peeve: small lockers . . . hobby: Teddy . . . Chorus I, 2, 3, 47 Dramatics 2, 3, 47 Service Club 47 German Club I7 Gregg Club 47 His- tory Club 47 Girls' Glee Club 2 GLORIA RADLOFF Glory . . . likable . . . Oh, George . . . con- scientious . . . ambition: private secretary . . . Chorus 1, 2, 37 German Club 'l7 Gregg Club 4 BEVERLY RADDATZ Bev . . , pet peeve: tall boys who like short girls . . . hard worker . . . laugh all her own . . . swimming . . . ambition: kindergarten teacher . . . lntra. 17 Chorus 37 Aurora 47 Service Club 47 Pep Club 47 Latin Club 27 History Club 4 ESTHER RADMER Pete . . . pet peeve: fourth period lunch . . . everybady's friend . . . Did I hurt you? . . . will try anything once . . . Chorus 2, 37 Div. Class Off. 1, 2, 3, 47 Service Club 3, 47 Pep Club 47 Gregg Club 47 His- tory Club 47 Attendant to Homecoming Queen DAVID RAETZ Dave . . . radio ham . . . congenial . . . seldom heard . . . ambition: undecided . . History Club 4 MARY REED Pet peeve: classes during winter . . . excitable . . . tovorite food: hamburgers and cake . . . Where is Dolly? . . . sense of hu- mor . . . ambition: secretary . . . lntra. I, 2, 37 Chorus l, 2, 37 Gregg Club 4 DELORES REINKE De . . . hobby: sports . . . quiet, but oh, my . . . witty . . . Oh . . . House- wife . . . intra, 27 Chorus 1, 2, 37 Band 3, 47 A Cappella 47 Div. Class Ott. 27 Gregg Club 47 History Club 47 Pep Band 3, 4 RUSSELL RAHN Intelligent . . . lots ot tun . . . hobby: collecting money . . . practical . . . ambition: chemistry teacher . . . Chor- us l, 27 A Cappella 3, 47 Div. Class Off. 47 History Club 4 ROBERT REINECK Bob . . . hobby: watching sports . , . always ready to help . . . That's the breaks . . . ambition: cal- Iege . . . Track 3, 47 Div. Class Off. 37 History Club 47 Student Council Rep. 47 Hall Monitor 3 EARL RETZLOFF HO'-fOddBf . . . talks with his hands . . . hobby: boat racing . . . I doubt it . . . ambition: to retire at forty . . . A Cappella 3, 47 German Club I7 History Club 4 l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, Div. RONALD RIGGS Ron . . . pet peeve: small sundaes . . , full of mis- chief . . . ambition: to grad- uate . . .lots of pep . . . Intra. l, 2, Band 'l, Div. Off. 3, Hall monitor 4 BARBARA RISCHE Ricky . . . pet peeve: rainy days . . . hobby: col- lecting foreign money . . . lackadaisical . . . ambition: housewife . . . Spanish Club 3, German Club 4, Student Council Rep. 4 JANE ROLOFF Janie . . . Merry Melo- dies . . . small . . . ambi- tion: kindergarten teacher . . . considerate . . lntra. 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, A Cap- pella 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Commentator 3, 4, Pep Club 4, History Club 4 LAWRENCE RING Larry . . . easy-going . . . o hunter and a fisherman . . . agreeable . . . ambi- tion: to rule a country . . . Intra. l, 4, Track manager 3, History Club 4, Hall Monitor 3 RUTH ANN ROLL Ruthie . . . lively . . . hobby: writing letters ta Rockford . . . ambitious . . . cute . . . future teacher . . . Chorus I, 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Div. Off. 3, Aurora 4, Pep Club 3, Latin Club 2, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 2 MARY ELLEN ROTH Cute clothes . . . pet peeve: being called Mary . . . hob- by: roller skating , . . cute laugh . . . ambition: secre- tary . . . Intro. I, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Div. Off. 2, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4 LORELEI SAJECK Lorie . . . hobby: playing piano . . . All blondes aren't dumbI . . . locka- daisical . . . ambition: teacher . . . Valpo bound . . . lntra. 2, Chorus 3, Band 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, History Club 4 KAREN SANDVICK Pretty . . , hobby: sports . . . Ainah? . . . hearty laugh . . . ambition: beau- tician . . . Homecoming queen, lntra. 2, 4, Chorus Off. 2, Cheerleader 2, Ser- vice Club 4, Pep Club 4, History Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 2 JORUNN SALVERSON Sincere . . . efficient . . red hair . . . cheerful . . . ambition: teacher . . . Chor- us l, 2, 3, Div. Off. 3, Class Off. 3, Aurora 4, Latin Club 2, Gregg Club 4, History Club 4, Secretaries' Asst. 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2 SUE SAUER Came from 'Tosa in Senior year . . . cute clothes . . . hobby: swimming . . . naive . . . ambition: X-ray techni- cian . . . Div. Off. 4, Dro- matics 4, Pep Club 4, His- tory Club 4 WILLIAM SCHREIBER Bill . . , lots of fun . . . pet peeve: cars that don't peel . . . personality . . . Badger Boys State . . . am- bition: Valpo . . . Basket- ball lg Football 45 Intro. I, 2, 35 Student Council 3, 45 Div. Off. 2, 45 History Club 45 Junior Achievement I5 Hall Monitor 2 LOIS SCHULTZ Lo , . . hobbies: swim- ming ond sewing . . . Yea, sure . . . quiet . . . om- bition: office worker . . . Chorus 25 Service Club 35 Pep Club 35 Gregg Club 45 History Club 4 DONNA SCHEFFLER Pleasant . . . hobby: swim- ming . . . Whut? . . . willing worker . . . ambi- tion: private secretary . . . lntra. 35 Gregg Club 45 His- tory Club 4 LA VERNE SCHIEFELBEIN Schiefie . , . pet peeve: wise Freshmen . . . Oh, bay! . . . sincere . . . am- bition: secretary . . . Gregg Club 4 LEE SCHMIDT Schmidt . . , will try any- thing . . . clownish . . . ambition: to make a million . . . natural blond? . . . Football 2, 45 Intro. 2, 3, 45 Chorus I5 Div. Off. 25 His- tory Club 45 Junior Achieve- ment I MARJORIE SCHERTZ Mari , . . What's this? . . . wants to visit Maine . . . pretty eyes . . . senti- mental , . . ambition: Pri- mary school teacher . . . ln- tra. 25 Chorus I5 Band 25 A Cappella 3, 45 Div. Ott. I, 3, 45 Dramatics 45 Com- mentator 25 Aurora 45 Pep Club 45 Gregg Club 45 His- tory Club 45 Girls' Glee Club 2 DIANE SCHMIDT 5chmitty . . . pretty hair . . . artistic . . , All right, Buster . . . walks with a bounce . . . ambition: housewife . . . Chorus 25 Aurora 45 Gregg Club 4 CAROL SCHNEIDER Came from 'Tosa in Junior year . . . pet peeve: early classes . . . always ioking . . . hobby: sports . . . You know! . . . ambition: beautician . . . lntra. 45 Aurora 45 Service Club 45 History Club 4 HENRY SCHROEDER Big Hank . . . hobby: swimming . . . Off my back! . . . quiet at times l?l . . . ambition: ta get a clriver's license . . , Intro. I, 2, 3, 45 History Club 45 Junior Achievement 2 .ION SCHUMACHER Jack . . . pet peeve: slow drivers . . . congenial . . . What a blast . . . always at the head of the class . . . Valpo bound . . . Badger Boys State . . . Basketball I, 2, 35 Football 3, 45 ln- tra. I5 Student Council 3, 45 Div. Off. 2, 3, 45 Class Off. 3, 45 L Club 45 History Club 45 Hall Monitor 2 JOHN SELKY JO ANN SELL Nonchalant . . . keeps late hours . . . hobby: spending money . . . neat dresser . . . cross-city traveler , . . am- bition: to go to Canada . . . Chorus 2: A Cappella 4 . . . Intro 2, 4 JUDlTl'l SEMMANN Judy . . . cute . . . hobby: chemistryl?l !! . . .liked by all. . . ambition: nurse . . . Intro. 2: Chorus l, 2, 3: Div. Off. 4: Commentator 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Nurses' Club 3, 4: History Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2 CHARLES SEVERIN Bur . . . hobby: hunting . . . red hair . . . How about that? . . . blushes . . . ambition: sports writer . . . Intro. l, 2, 3, 4: His- tory Club 4 PHYLLIS SCHWITTAU Lots of pep . . . hobby: surfboard riding . . . How about that! . . . sense of humor . . . ambition: house- wife . . . Chorus l, 2, 3: Div. Off. 3: History Club 4 JOAN SEIDEL Joni . . . pet peeve: people who tease . . . Let's peel . . . gift of gab . . . ambition: private secretary . . . Intro. 4: Chorus 2, 3: Div. Off. l: Dramatics 4: Service Club 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: History Club 4: Secretaries' Asst. 2 RITA SEEFELDT Cute blond . . . pet peeve: riding the school bus to school . . . What a roar! . . . Grafton . . . ambition: medical technician . . . ln- tra. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3: Div. Off. 2: Dramatics 3, 4: Commentator 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Spanish Club 3: History Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Nurses' Club 4 JOYCE SEILER Came from Shorewood in Sophomore year . . . pet peeve: crabby people . . . hobby: food . . . talkative . . . ambition: to own a restaurant. . . Spanish Club 3: Gregg Club 4 Came in Junior year from New Ulm . . . Robin . . . hobby: sports . . . has defi- nite plans for the future . . . ambition: housewife . . . Chorus 3: A Cappella 4: Gregg Club 4 ANNETTE SEVCIK Annie . . . pet peeve: lockers in crowded corners . . . hobby: talking . . . sel- dom heard . . . ambition: office worker . . . Chorus 3: Aurora 4: Service Club 4: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4: Assistant Librarian 4 MIRIAM SHILEY Mim . . . cute . . . hob- by: running for buses . . . ambition: to go to college . . . easily flustered . . . lntra. 2: Chorus I, 3, 4: Div. Off. l: Service Club 4: Pep Club 4: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2 CAROLYN SIEVERT Dimples . . . hobby: ice skating . . . pet peeve: snap quizzes . . . lots of fun . . . ambition: secretary . . . Chorus I, 3: Commentator 4: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4: Secretaries' Asst. 2 PAUL SOLBERG Sully . . . hobby: fishing . . . trumpet . . . Thot's life . . . reserved . . . ambition: to go around the world three times . . . Chor- us 1: Band 3, 4: A Cappella 4: Pep Band 3, 4, Hall Mon- itor 3 JANICE SKOWLUND Will try anything . . . hob- by: traveling . . . You'd better believe it . . . never ata loss for words . . . am- bition: librarian . . . Band 2: Commentator 3: German Club I: History Club 4: Jun- ior Achievement 3 MARLENE SORENSON Pleasant . . . hobby: sewing . . . seldom heard . . . de- pendable . . . ambition: secretary . . . Chorus I, 2: Service Club 3, 4: Gregg Club 4, History Club 4 SONIA STEIN Came in senior year from 'Tosa . . . likes ta giggle . . . favorite pastime: driv- ing the car . . . casual . . . wants to become a sales manager . . . Dramatics 4: History Club 4 RONALD STUEDEMANN Ran . . . hobby: photog- raphy . . . What's the sense? . . . nice guy . . . ambition: mechanic . . History Club 4 DONALD TENDLER Don . . . hobby: sleep- ing in study hall . . . Why? . . . prof's worry . . . ambition: none . . . Football 3: Chorus 2, 3: History Club 4 SIGRID STRAUSSFELD Siggie . . . life of the party . . . likes to water ski ...sweet...witty... ambition: to be a suffi- cient secretary . . . Intro. 1, 4: Chorus 2, 3: German Club 3, 4: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4 VERA SUELFLOW Canscientious . . . pet peeve: crowded school buses . . . reserved . . . hobby: horseback riding . . . ambi- tion: nurse . . . Chorus 'Ig Nurses' Club 4: History Club 4: Secretaries' Asst. 2 LORNA TESKE ShIim . . . hobby: read- ing Pogo . . . vires . . . artistic talent . . . am- bition: play piano . . . Chorus 2, 3: Aurora 4, Ser- vice Club 4 CORINNE TETZLAFF Corky . . . active . . . That's life . . . unpre- dictable . . . ambition: re- ceptionist . . . Intra. 3, 47 Chorus 1, 27 A Cappella 3, 47 Div. Off. 27 Class Off. 27 Dramatics 3, 47 Aurora 47 Service Club 47 Pep Club 47 History Club 47 Secretaries' Asst. 4 BETTY THIESEN Beetle . . . hobby: trav- eling . . . l tell you . . . hard worker . . . ambition: receptionist . . . German Club 2, 3, 47 Gregg Club 47 History Club 47 Secretaries' Asst. 27 Hall Monitor 4 FRED TIMM Pet peeve: flat tires . hobby: photography , . . always telling jokes . . . Aw, go on . . . ambition: chemist . . . Camera Club 2, 37 History Club 4 CURTIS THIENES Curt . . . pet peeve: peo- ple who borrow money . . . hobby: hunting . . . friendly . . . ambition: farming . . . Pep Club 47 History Club 4 JACK TIllS Collegiate . . . pet peeve: women drivers . . . hobby: water skiing . . . Oh, boyl . . . corny iokes . . . ambition: businessman . . . Basketball I, 27 Intra. 1, 27 Pep Club 3, 47 History Club 47 Golf 37 Student Council Rep. 47 Hall Monitor 2 ERIK TIMMERMAN Hobby: sports car . . . clever , . . iazz . . . ambition: journalist . . . lntra. l7 Div. Off. 'l, 37 Class Off. 17 Aurora 47 Freshman scholar- ship LOIS TOMAN lo . . . pet peeve: fresh- men . . . conscientious . . . has definite plans tar the future . . . Big deal . . . Chorus I, 2, 3, 47 Gregg Club 47 Secretaries' Asst. 4 GENE VAN REMMEN Gena . . . smooth . . . You know what I mean . . . good natured . . . am- bition: truck driver . . . In- tra. l, 27 Band 17 Spanish Club I LAURA UTECH Blushes easily . . . How 'bout that? . , . rarely seen without Bong . . . infectious laugh . . . ambition: secre- tary . . . Chorus 1, 3, 47 German Club 37 Gregg Club 47 History Club 4 ELISABETH VOGEL Beth . . . pet peeve: my locker is like Mr. Peepers' . . . ardent Liberace fan . . . Oh, George! . . . ambi- tion: kindergarten teacher . . . Chorus I, 2, 37 History Club 47 Cafeteria worker 2, 3, 4 LAUREEN WEBER Laurie . . . hobby: sports . , . good natured . . . I'lI die . . . ambition: house- wite . . . Intro. 2, 3: Chorus l, 2, 3: Bond 3, 4: Div. Class Off. 2: Pep Club 3, 4: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Pep Band 3, 4: Cafeteria worker l EILEEN WEHE Red . . . We need you . . . unpredictable . . . am- bition: to own a mansion on Lake Shore Drive . . . likes to argue . . . Chorus 3: Dramotics 3: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4: Junior Achievement 3, 4 THOMAS VOSS Tom . . . pet peeve: mathematics . . . hobby: sports . . . carefree . . . om- bition: commercial artist . . . lntra. l, 2, 3, 4, Dramalics 3, 4: History Club 4: Hall Monitor Z, 3 EILEEN WALZ Ole . . . hobby: piano playing . . . soft German accent . . . dependable . . . ambition: medical assistant . . . Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4: Div. Class Off. 4: Aurora 4: His- tory Club 4: Asst. Librarian 3, 4 MARILYN WANDREI Mar , . . hobby: foreign pen pals . . . good natured . . . ambition: W.A.C. . . . conscientious . , . Chorus 1: Service Club 3, 4: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2 l RONALD WEGNER Ron . . . pet peeve: slop- py girls . . . hobby: golf . . . quiet-at times . . . ambition: to join the U.S. Air Force JOEL WEISS Joe . . . Came from Peoria in Junior year . . . lanky . . . hobby: amateur radio operator . . . calm . . . ambition: radio engi- neer . . . Chorus 3: A Cappella 4: Div. Class Off. 4: Dromatics 4: History Club 4 WARD WAECHTER Pet peeve: women drivers . . . hobby: hunting . . . You goofed . . . quiet, but friendly . . . ombition: mechanic . . . Track 3: His- tory Club 4 ARLENE WANDKE Af . . . quiet. . . hobby: accordion . . . ambition: court stenographer . . . kind hearted . . . Chorus I, 2, 37 Gregg Club 1 LORETTA WATSON Pet peeve: homework . . . clownish . . . energy plus . . . ambition: stewardess . . . Dramatics 2, Commen- tator 2: Spanish Club 3: History Club 4: Junior Achievement 3, 4 BEVERLY WIENER Bev . . . sense of humor . . . pet peeve: surprise quizzes . . . cute expres- sions . . . Sa how's da family? . . . Chorus I, 2: Gregg Club 4 THEODORE WIESENDANGER Ted . . . good natured . , . calm . . . likes to read . . . ambition: chemical en- gineer . . . Chorus I, Z: A Cappella 2, 3, 4: latin Club 2: Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4 JANET WILKE Peter . . . pet peeve: bar- racks . . . hobby: Braves . . . friendly . . . ambition: typist . . . Chorus 2, 3, 4: Gregg Club 4 CAROL WIERSCHKE Pet peeve: waiting for buses . . . hobby: collecting pen- nants . . . Very good . . . reserved . . . ambition: X-ray technician . . . lntra. 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3: History Club 4: Nurses' Club 3, 4 BARBARA WILKE Barb . . . pet peeve: Cub fans in Milwaukee . . . lots of tun . . . For Pete's sake . . . ambition: interior deco- rator . . . lntra. 2: Chorus I: Aurora 4: Gregg Club 4: History Club 4 BRUCE WINKLER Pet peeve: crowded halls between classes . . . studi- ous . . . hobby: photog- raphy . . . mischievous . . , ambition: to be a chemist . . . Camera Club 2, 3 JOYCE WENTHE Came from Milwaukee- Downer in Senior year . . . hobby: bowling . . . Now that you mention it . . . willing worker . . . ambi- tion: college . . . History Club 4 WILLIAM WHITE Whizzer . . . pet peeve: girls who drive big cars . . . ambition: manager of a shoe store . . . has lots of cars . . . two left feet l?l . . . Football I, 2: Intro. I, 2, 3, 4: B team manager . . . Chorus I: Band I: Div. Class Ott, 2: Asst. Librarian 3: Hall Monitor 2 RICHARD WERDERITSCH Dick . . . pet peeve: quizzes . . . Face it! . . . large vocabulary . . . ambi- tion: always changing HILBERT WIEDENKELLER Hibbie' '. . . sincere , . . all around athlete . . . am- bition: teacher . . . friendly to all . . . has many birth- days . . . Basketball 2: Football 2, 3, 4: lntra. I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2: A Cop- pella 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Div. Class Off. 2, 3, 4: Class Off. 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader l: Aurora 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: L Club 3, 4: History Club 4 NANCY WISCH Nan . . . feminine . . . pet peeve: tests . . . ambi- tion: secretary . . . lots of fun . . . Chorus 3, 47 Div. Class Off. 47 Dromatics 47 Gregg Club 47 History Club 47 Secretaries Asst. l BARBARA WREGE Reggie . . . blushes eas- ily . . . has a smile for everyone . . . hobby: swim- ming . . . ambition: nurse . . . Chorus l, 2, 37 A Cap- pella 47 Div. Class Off. 37 History Club 47 Nurses Club 47 Junior Achievement 'l JEROME WOLLINKA Jerry . . . mischievous . . . hobby: photography . . . ambition: to go to col- lege . . . car smasher , . . Camera Club 27 History Club 4 PATSY ZARNEKE Pat . . . Cudahy kid . . . pet peeve: people who call her Patricia . . . hobby: Dodgers . . . ambition: die- titian , . . Intra. l, 2, 47 Chorus l, 2, 37 A Cappella 47 Dramatics 2, 3, 47 Com- mentator 47 Service Club 47 Pep Club 3, 47 Latin Club 27 Gregg Club 47 History Club 47 Girls' Glee Club 27 Junior Achievement l MARILYN ZARNKE Hobby: basketball . . . fun to be with . . . For Pete's sake . . . ambition: recep- tionist . . . sincere . . . Chorus l, 3, 47 Div. Class OH. 27 Aurora 47 Pep Club 47 Gregg Club 47 History Club 47 Girls' Glee Club 2 EVE LYN ZASTROW Ev . . . pet peeve: wise freshmen . . . giggles . . . Get serious . . . ambi- tion: receptionist . . . Ger- man Club 17 Gregg Club 47 History Club 4 FRED ZIEHM Fritz . . . What a hero . . . droodles . . . wise- cracks . . . ambition: college . . . Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 lntra. 17 Commentator 47 L Club 47 History Club 4 RICHARD MENNICKE Dick . . . Came in senior year from Concordia . . . likes to sleep . . . quiet. . . future teacher . . . nice guy . . . pet peeve: alarm clocks . . . Band 4 WARREN ZASTROW las . . . hobby: photog- raphy . , . Somebody goofed . . . full of fun . . . ambition: accountant . . . Varsity manager 3, 47 Chorus l, 2, 3, 47 Band 2, 3, 47 A Cappella 2, 3, 47 Div. Class Off. 27 History Club 47 Asst. Librarian 37 Student Council Rep. 37 Pep Band 2, 3, 47 Junior Achievement I7 Hall Moni- tor 4 AUDREY ZIEMER Hobby: playing the accor- dion . . . naturally curly hair . . . conscientious . . . ambition: accordion teacher . . . likes to tease . . . Chorus I, 2, 37 Div. Class Off. 3, 47 Class Off. 37 Dramatics 2, 47 Commenta- tor 17 Aurora 47 Pep Club 3, 47 Accordion Band 27 Gregg Club 47 History Club 47 Secretaries Asst. 47 Asst. Librarian 37 Girls' Glee Club 2 Junior-Senior Farewell Mr. Ernst presents diploma to graduate Impressive graduation ceremonies at the Auditorium Class Motto ORA ET LABORA QPRAY 81 WORK? Class Song LET Us EVER WALK WITH JESUSU Class Flower WHITE RosE Class Colors BLUE 8: WHITE GAP! .. H, ' 5' 3? ' lax. , '- Y if on L 5 J' ,f,, p ,X 4 fgz -1- 'wg ,,, , ,V 24, if N, 'ful 9 3 si' Q ,F ,f Fi 1, Q ff sian My X nik, 4 Q 1 i 'r:::- .b 5 K . 2. :ll K Q U 1 kb 'W ' t ' .313-1 J , ' , am' CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS SOPHOMORE CLASS R. Jagusch, pres.: P. Sompe, frees.: M. Schreiber,vice-pres., M. Peterson, sec'y.g Mr. Lever- ence, Advisor 2 48 JUNIOR CLASS Mr. Haeger, Advisory D. Grund- mann, sec'y.p R. Allmonn, pres.p 5. Pererson, !reas.p J. Frauen' dorfer, vice-pres. FRESHMAN CLASS J. Lescow, vice-pres.p R. Bren neke, pres.p Mr. Felton, Ad visorp A. Damm, sec'y-lreas. JuNloRs '56 The skating party at Mitchell Park . . . they proudly display their class rings . . . the big swim at State Teachers College . . . P ,-14, 7 Y thanks, juniors, for the ter- Qu C? rific Farewell . . . and the ',.- picnic ended a fun filled 'K-N: year D folio M A Noi - quife -YE T! J U N I O R S Buck Row: J. Beyersdorff, A. Bluhm, G. Alfier, W. Bcxmonn, D. Brodhugen, R. Boehcher, R. Altmunn, I. Berndi, W. Beck, J. Born Middle Row: J. Broeksma, J. Beckemeier, C. Boehlke, S. Behling, L. Bacher, A. Badciong, D. Brunner, N. Arps, M. Albers Front Row: E. Angelbeck, A. Buumonis, J. Birch, L. Breuizmunn, J. Benz, R. Behn, M. Bennett, I. Beeschke, C. Barunyk 49 JUNIORS Back Row: L. Ganser, F. Cox, R. Flagslad, R. Dolezal, J. Frauendorfer, N. Flisram J. Diemer, W. Duwe Middle Row: B. Erickson, D. Erdmann, D. Eggebrechl, G, Dargalz, D, Fox, M Froemming, E. Casper, R. Cornell, M. Fenske Front Row: J. Fromm, E. Gaulke, N. Fisher, D. Eggebrechl, G. Eberhardt, C. Draeger N. Fahl, D. Bubolz, J. Damerow Nol Piclured: P. Darral, M. Genske Back Row: E. Gerslmann, R. Heier, A. Gess, G. Harfwig, R. Greve, A. Heckendorf J. Grunwaldt, G. Gilherl, C. Harlwig, G. Hasse Middle Row: B. Henn, D. Grundmann, R. Goble, K. Gumb, G. Henckel, R. Griep- entrog, M. Gall, C. Grunwald, C. Grosse Fronl Row: R. Hanson, J. Hansen, V. Helmke, E. Green, D. Glick, N. Herrmann D. Gulbrod, M. Hayes Not Pictured: B. Gusl 50 JUNIORS Bork Row: F. Hess, J. Herlzberg, W. Johnson, J. Kaiser, D. Knulh, W. Koeller, H. Hollnagel, H. Hess, D. Kloll Middle Raw: C. Klenz, G. Hilgendorf, R. Johnson, D. Juslus, K. Johnson, K. Hinlz, R. Kinz, L. Koniar, S. Kohnke Fronl Row: J. Holy, G. Kuppeler, K. Heuer, E. Hollzen, J. John, P. Klein, B. John- son, J. Hossmonn Nol Pictured: J. Huff, R. Kempler rl Q- Buck Row: T. Lundslen, R. Meralh, W. Kunz, V. Miller, R. Moroweiz, B. Kurek, D. Meyer, J. Minzlulf, H. Morlz Middle Row: T. lou, G. Ludwig, L. Mann, K. Krueger, G. Loeber, J. Leopold, A. LaFond, R. Morlens From Row: J. Monkiewiez, J. Miller, C. Marone, M. Luschen, G. Mclalchie, B. Mayer, J. Kremer, B. Mosch Not Pictured: A. Kresnicko, R. Krubsock, D. Mierendorf, R. Mork 51 JUNIORS Buck Row: N. Pollman, P. Rcdloff, M. Pickhurdt, J. Penshorn, H. Krueger, R Olsen, F. Popp, A. Noennig, T. Naumunn Middle Row: V. Nuffier, C. Mueller, P. Rosenberg, V. Omick, M. Penney, H Pfeiifer, R. Ristow, H. Nulzel, D. Rickling Fran! Row: G. Reilmann, J. Ries, B. McGrury, K. Peck, V. Rose, S. Peierson, B. Roih, D. Polsier No! Pictured: G. Renn Back Row: M. Schuliz, C. Ruiz, R. Sprengeler, W. Satorius, G. Seidenberg, P. Rupprechi, R. Schuman, R. Schroeder, C. Seefeldt, J. Spilker Middle Row: M. Siegel, R. Solidcy, H. Shekner, E. Sieverr, A. Schumacher, R. Severson, l. Schmielou, R. Ruege, C. Schlicht, A. Snedigar Front Row: P. Rusch, M. Soenksen, M. Seifz, J. Saks, E. Sommer, J. Scheiderer, J. Schneider, E. Stannard 52 JUNIORS Bark Row: l.. Wollin, J. Slrandberg, L. Zwinlscher, R. Wendorf, W. Wolf, H. Viereck, R. Sydlewski, J. Wieber, D. Weber, D. Tischer Middle Row: M. Tank, S. Tesmer, M. White, E. Udvare, A. Wiese, G. Tuusz, M. Timmermann, C. Stellwagen, N. Slover, D. Suelflow Front Raw: A. Wilken, S. Tesmer, E. Vrelencr, J. Wesliahl, J. Wesner, N. Walsh, S. Warm, M. Wenllcndi Not Pictured: U. Tesser SOPHOMORES Buck Row: B. Berger, N. Burg, J. Beyer, G. Adams, T. Abis, S. Beyer, G. Bou- munn, B. Benz, D. Biemborn, P. Arndr, B. Ahnerl Middle Row: D. Bakke, N. Affeldf, R. Anderson, K. Buns, l. Albrechl, A. Berzins, B. Bailey, R. Affeldl, J. Adler Fronl Row: R. Bcrlell, D. Benning, D. Benning, D. Bernih, C. Bacher, R. Bcrher, C. Behling, K. Albers, R. Behling 53 1 57 H0,Hum O if-f 'S is esom NBIOLO Ll oops! WEAK BOARD! SOPHOMORES Now we're no longer green freshmen . . . Valen- tine party at the Pallomar . . . King and Queen of Hearts . . . class picnic . . . the half-way mark of high school as we part with old friends SOPHOMORES Buck Row: D. Brown, R. Boehlke, R. Davidson, P. Boehcher, P. Boehlke, J. Bohl- monn, M. Czerwun, C. Bunke, R. Bull, J. Clcussen Middle Row: G. Clark, J. Buchholz, J. Craft, S. Brehmer, S. Dobberfuhl, E. Brauer, E. Bollmunn, A. Burgurdl, L. Chrisliun, C. Bullman Front Row: M. Corulline, M. Cluuss, C. Burkhulier, D. Bruss, J. Buholz, M. Braun- schweig, G. Dobberfuhl, N. Brauer, N. Berger Nol Pidured: J. Brown SOPHOMORES Back Row: D. Gaurkee, R. Filter, K. Feller, R. Fedke, J. Fifrick, E. Flary, R. Eggle- slon, N. Grieser, D. Dohman, N. Finger Middle Row: J. Graf, D, Flisram, M. Emmerich, L. Gehrke, W. Eggers, A. Eich- slaedl, B. Grady, M. Gaelhke, J. Gieringer Front Row: J. Frilchie, M. Eggers, J. Ganshaw, J. Gaedfhke, N. Everls, E. Drews, A. Goldmann, A. Enrich No! Piclured: K. Drescher, C. Effinger, A. Fuchs Back Row: J. Johnson, J. Hassmann, V. Hilliker, J. Kabelawsky, R. Jagusch, B. Gutknechl, R. Junas, D, Hanson, D. Hieisiedl, C. Hugin Middle Row: M. Handschuh, J, Haas, D. Hansen, B. Hulh, F. Hellerhoff, L. Groth, J. Jabker, M. Hahn, A. Hansen, B. Hoffmann Fran! Row: G. Haase, J. Hauser, R. Jung, L. Joslyn, M. Hediger, J. Jehn, G. Hauswirlh, J. Gufbrad No! Pidured: l. Hackney, E. Hebbe 55 SOPHOMORES Bock Row: K, Kolasick, S. Kruse, K. Kieckbusch, J. Lamm, R. Last, R. Kolowilh, D. lemke, P. Klann, N. Kaiser, J, Leverence, K. Lemke Middle Row: B. Kowilz, P. Laabs, S. Kolle, J. Kressin, R. Klug, J. Kuschel, C. Klug, K. Leopold, C. Kralovelz, J. Kuehl Fronl Row: B. Kubiak, S. Klulh, N. Kilmun, F. Kessler, R. Leopold, D. Kurlh, F. Kaminski, B. Lemke Nol Pictured: D. Kelber Back Row: B. Luck, K. Mende, W. Nueske, N. Mazuk, G. Marlh, J. Lunaw, T Omann, N. Nero, W. Mess, J. loose, M. Meyer Middle Row: M. Muellner, B. Nolte, L. lunow, R. Lindemunn, D. lewinski, W Mueller, C. Liebnow, K. Mangan, N. Nero Fronl Row: B. Oldenburg, J. McCarey, J. Marlh, D. Nienow, F. Loeber, S. Luller C. Mangan, B. Nalzel, C. Mueller Nos Pam-rea: MER s. omm 56 SOPHOMORES Buck Row: C. Prilzlnff, R. Pritzlaff, H. Rische, L. Owsley, J, Ristow, H. Radloff, M. Riemer, T. Reineck, K. Riemer Middle Row: E, Rieger, M. Pommert, M. Rupprecht, A. Reese, G. Plautz, J. Rode, P. Sampe, J. Salverson, C. Paepke Front Row: S. Sauer, J. Poppe, W. Poweleit, M. Peterson, W. Ruemler, B. Polze, J. Reske, S. Rcdtke Not Pictured: D. Panter, J. Putin, D. Rich Back Row: C. Schroeder, E. Senft, W. Schmitz, P. Schoenike, W. Schmidt, E. Schafer, M. Schreiber, K. Schuewe, R. Schultz, Y. Schaper Middle Row: E. Schroeder, J. Schrubbe, M. Schultz, C. Schmidt, R. Schaf, J. Schumacher, D. Schwartz, J. Schmidt, J. Seidel Front Row: A. Schaewe, J. Schaefer, J. Schaff, R. Schaub, A. Schnellbaecher, N. Schmeling, J. Schinschke, E. Schultz, R. Schlavensky Not Pictured: J. Sayers, A. Schoeller, J. Schroeder 57 SOPHOMORES Buck Row: G. Wuidelich, J. Voss, J. Sloeberl, T. Tonn, R. Vergin, D. Seybold, R. Slruuss, D. Soukup, R. Vogl, D. Siewerl, J. Waedekin Middle Row: J. Tippel, R. Tielz, E. Thnney, C. Tews, D. Smukalla, D. Voil, S. Slrasen, L. Slielel, D. Sevcik, S. Reiss Fronl Row: M. Vnnselow, M. Sullivan, J. Spalding, M. Soenksen, J. Voilik, S. Slcmm, D. Tullle, D. Spiegel, J. Slechmesser Not Piclured: J. Shupker Buck Row: R. Willer, J. Weber, R. Zick, A. Wollenzien, R. Wolf, G. Winklmeier D. Wenlzel, W. Wilson, G. Wilhelm Middle Row: J. Weiland, J. Will, M. Woller, W. Weise, C. Will, J. Wcnzer, G Winkler, S. Wolff Fronl Row: l. Wendling, C. Zeblosky, C. Wilde, J. Wendorf, A. Wunsch, R Wiechmann, l. Wrobbel 58 FRESHMEN The inspiring sermon as we attend our first Opening Service . . . nearly everyone got lost that Hrst hectic day . . . proud parents visited Lutheran High on Fresh- man-Parent Night . . . studious for a While . . . our first class party ended our first big step of high school life. '58 3 Q56 E7 ff rw, V if X REACHING Forrc THE Meow! FRESHMEN Back Row: J. Baerenwald, J. Bannerman, D. Berger, C. Alfier, C. Albers, B. Bendig, G. Bartz, R. Blecher, J. Bohlmonn Middle Row: R. Brenneke, D. Bauer, E. Bierwagen, E. Barbieri, A. Bird, C. Baas, K. Bence, R. Ambelang, R. Bu!! Fronl Row: K. Carlson, J. Bassler, A. Boehlke, B. Alber, B. Barilein, E. Bendling, L. Boliesi, D. Berner Nol Pidured: L. Baudin, P. Backer, A. Behnke, B. Berndi, R. Bischoff 59 FRESHMEN Back Row: J. Dudovick, J. Donner, C. Dobberfuhl, D. Doerr, D. Bunnow, R. Cowulsky, M. Cox, F. Dobke, C. Duchrow, H. Doehler Middle Row: K. Desens, C. Dohbertuhl, K. Burgurdt, E. Domerow, R. Dehling, R. Beryhon, D. Eggers, A. Dumm, S. Ebert Front Row: M. Eggebrecht, K. Curtis, E. Detferding, J. Christensen, J. Braun, R. Dusterhoft, C. Bubclz, N. Cox Buck Row: A. Ehlers, J. R. Gehring, R. Engel, Middle Row: C. Enders, R. Erni, S. Gamm, M. Front Row: A. Eggleston, G. Gcwrisch, K. Frey Not Pictured: R. Filter, J. Frank, K. Friede, B. Gehrke, R. Feldmann, R. Gerstmann, S. Falk, E. Geldner R. Evanoff, R. Fromm, G. Freiheit, C. Fraze, E. Fitting Gergen P. Guulke, S. Elger, A. Geiersbach, D. Gerlat, A. Feron Gaedtke 60 FRESHMEN Bark Row: H. Garke, E. Grundmann, M. Guenther, P. Halzinger, P. Hagedorn, B. Grunwaldt, D. Henning, M. Goetz, B. Handrich, S. Groth Middle Row: J. Hartmann, N. Heath, P. Gremler, R. Bloeth, C. Helmuth, T. Heller- man, J. Henning, D. Hufemann, M. Gross, J. Hartman Front Raw: S. Grady, J. Harmann, A. Helberg, K. Hellwig, l. Hayes, L. Gurske, C. Gross, H. Hansel Not Pictured: J. Hafner, T. Hartman Back Raw: B. Hoffman, J. Ihde, N. Hoffman, P. Kante, J. Jorgensen, K. Huebner, R. Jeske, T. Howis, M. Hafmeister, J. Klenz Middle Row: C. Justus, S. Klalt, M. Kaiser, R. Konitz, W. Hlavek, P. Kelly, J. Kiesow, M. Kaiser, l.. Klein, J. Kalll Front Row: E. Kappeler, C. Ihde, D. Keonig, E. Hinterstocker, P. Kaminski, S Kendzor, B. Knaack, N. Hoer, J. Karpinsky 61 FRESHMEN Back Row: K. Luun, R. Loeber, R. Kopilzke, E. Longhoff, T. Likwurz, N. Lund A. Krievins, W. Kramer, B. Lewnou, C. Landral Middle Row: D. Kordus, S. Kropf, J. Laitinen, D. Leininger, C. Loose, K. Loobs, J Krueger, C. Koelher, J. Koepsell, J. Krelzschmur Fran! Row: J. Liesener, J. Ludwig,, J. Krause, R. Lunow, J. Lescow, B. Kroll, L Lichey, J. Krause Buck Row: N. Mueller, J. Nuuerlz, T. Macieiczak, G. Marten, G. Moravec, A. Mehl, R. Lutz, C. Meyn, S. Mueller, C. Meyer Middle Row: C. Mohr, K. Malles, S. Luller, J. Mierendorf, D. Miller, D. Millbralh, M. Meunier, K. Manlhe, C. Munleufel, A. Meyers Fvonf Row: M. Mull, T. Luebke, R. Moeller, R. Murlh, J. Mergel, R. Murlens, W. Meyer, L. Muehlenberg, N. Martens 62 Back Row: D. Puul, K. Obier, D. Piaff, R. Pergande, R. Persons, R. Obenberger, P. Nickel, W. Pergonde, D. Nelson, C. Nell, l. Nauiock Middle Row: J. Obradovich, J. Niedfeldt, C. Pflanz, M. Pelri, E. Pickhordl, G. Pelerson, B. Nuelk, S. Osien, N. Oppermunn, P. Ncrdhus Front Row: l.. Ollo, K. Osien, G. Nueske, J. Pelziod, C. Olson, B. Peterson, C. Peck, K. Nygren FRESHMEN Bock Row: D. Predoehl, R. Renn, R. Reichel, A. Sowoll, W. Pohl, T. Rinderknechl, D. Rudke, W. Riemer, J. Pioller, A. Schier Middle Row: A. Sampson, C. Podany, N. Roller, N. Roembke, M. Rusch, R. Ries S. Schollo, W. Pinke, D. Polzin, E, Rick Froni Row: C. Plischke, K. Plischke, S. Riggs, G. Sarow, A. Raufmann, L. Piehl J. Pies, H. Rick, J. Regiischnig 63 1 FRESHMEN Back Row: S. Schuler, S. Schrubbe, R. Schlipp, G. Spilker, F. Schulz, G. Schmid D. Schlump, J. Schumbacker, D. Sebho, L. Schultz Middle Row: L. Schmitz, V. Stevenson, L. Schweitzer, J. Schneider, G. Sievert, G Sieverl, J. Senderhauf, R. Shevey, R. Stalker Front Row: W. Schroeder, W. Siggelkow, W. Smith, B. Schmidt, l. Spilker, J. Seitz R. Slebnilz, W. Schmoller Buck Row: R. Tills, L. Wasemiller, A. Tank, T. Tumsen, P. Stiemke, J. Wultersdorf, P. Stone, T. Weber, B. Vandre, U. Voigt, J. Timmermann Middle Row: L. Tamsen, D. Voss, J. Sfolper, B. Weiss, R. Udvnre, L. Strodtmun J. Susittl, D. Walker, J. Voigt, D, Vogel Front Row: R. Tiorks, J. Voelzke, C. Vollruth, D. Sluenkel, B. Tegtmeier, J. Voss, R. Swanson, S. Vohl, D. Suter 64 Buck Raw: B. Wendt, G. Wendcrf, N. Woods, R. Wunder, D. Wisch, J. Wille, B. Ycnke, R. Zemcn, J. Zich, P. Yaeger, S. Zenda, N. Wenlzel Middle Row: R. Zuufke, D. Yefs, J. Will, T. Wolfman, R. Aclhnow, R. Zahn, A. Winkler, J, Zachar, A. Wendorf Wisch, K. Wolff, R. Front Row: A. Zcslrow, I. Wiesner, B. Zweifel, E. Wentz, J. Zimmermann, M. Wiendl, J. Zuehlsdorf, D. Wickert, S. Wegner, D. Yules. Classes 'uiewecl from diferent angles. A backward 6 5 glance at the classes . . . line-up on risers for pictures. I Time well spent . . . classes cheer at Fall Pep Rally!!! 5 C H ii C6 XG' Z H-:ave times changed? Search the Scriptures RELIGION Unique at Lutheran High School, the Religion De- partment is the special way in which we teen-agers are given the opportunity to stay nearer our God dur- ing these trial years of our Iives. Through daily Con- tact with His Word and other Christian young peo- ple, we are able to bring our religion intouour social lives. ln every subject we are shown the application of our religion in that par- ticular field. We sincerely thank our teachers for the help and guidance they have given us to make Christ the cornerstone of our lives. W'e have room for but one language today, g ' .11 and that as the Englzsb language T. Roosevelt. M.-mahuuwh ENGLISH LANGUAGES . K o -Rig' . 5 '11 ' QE Q fm 2141, f ' -L 7 1.' ' ,, M 2 3 ,K K n Q f f A ' A man that knows not a foreign language, Q W knows not hix own. Goethe The subject of history is the life of people and of bznnanityf' Tolstoi HISTORY 69 Absolute freedom of the press to discuss public questions is a foundation stone of American liberty. H. Hoover mg Wm... SOCIAL SCIENCE The mathematician has reached the highest rung on the ladder of human thought. Ellis 5 3 5 MATHEMATICS 70 SCIENCE 3 1 , ' g 4 sl' N Science is vastly more stimulating to the imagination than are the classicsf, Anonymous If a person has an oyfice with a desk on which there is a buzzer, and he can press Mg . that buzzer and have somebody some dash- 'dim K H A - ing in response-then he's an executive. 0 I .. E. F. Andrews - ,I A . .5 ' f b a if i 1 ,M ' J V 2,1 '.fe 'A '26, ,i . Q ,vw 'wiewr N ,qi A 'WMM , W,,.f- , ' ff 71 COMMERCIAL ff 'h Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast, to soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak. Wm. Congreve 'T ff MUSIC A picture ix not wrought hy hands alone, but by thought. Proses -555' wif , I F V ' ART MANUAL ARTS Sewing Mechanical Drawing X i -W--ma'-5' a i W wb. - , af' . A sound body builds a strong mind. Anonymous Wfhatsoefveff thy hand jindelb to do, do it with thy might . Ecclesiastes 1 2 5 4'-Wwx AUM ,XM WW' , W, -J.-,..v.MW , MMM V! i,..,..M. .-w-M,, 1 Z PHYSICAL EDUCATION 0 H-WNHZPO? f f ,, Y, .. N., , , ,, , , .1.-Q.,,,,,, ,,,,,, A ,, , M ., -wap ff l Advisor: W. A. POHL Back Row: J. Schumacher, B. Schreiber, B. Bugin, H. Wiedenkeller Third Row: C. Hariwig, R. Alfmunn, R. Soliday, N. Fisher Second Row: R. Jcgusch, M. Schreiber, S. Rodlke Fran! Row: J. Voss, B. Brenneke, J. Koepsell The Student Council is the central figure in Student activities. Its elected members are three seniors, three juniors, two sophomores, and two freshmen. The presidents of each class are also members. Each English class sends a representative to the meetings to advise the Student Council of the wishes of the students. The activities of the Student Council include the following: selling tickets for football and basketball games, the Christmas and Spring Concerts, and skating partiesg inspecting lockersg and operating the lost and found department and the student court. The Council also is the official representative of Lutheran High. 4 The Student Council officers are jack Schumacher, presidentg Clarence Hartwig, vice-presi- dentg Barbara Bagin, secretaryg Renee Soliday, treasurer. Mr. Pohl, the advisor, accompanied jack Schumacher and Barbara Bagin to the National Convention of Lutheran High School Student Councils at Cleveland, Ohio, last fall, where they discussed questions on how to make the Student Council more efficient. Six students attended the district meeting of public school student councils at Wfaukesha. Locker lookers 'Tongress' in session SERVICE CLUB Advisor: R. P KRAUSE Back Row: S. Tesmer, G. Helierhoif, A. LnFond, H. Shekner, R. Ruege, Third Row: P. Zarneke, 5. Tesmer, P. Knunck, C. Teizlaff, M. Seitz Second Row: J. Hansen, A. Wilken, S. Worm Front Row: P. Rusch, M. Hayes l And who then is willing to consecrate this day l his service unto the Lord? 1 Chron. 2915. This, the Service Club motto, appears above the main bulletin board to be seen by all who pass by. The aims of the club are to learn what the Church is doing in City Missions and to further the interest of juniors and seniors in this work. Members helped in a project for City Institutional Missions by making favors at Christmas and Easter. Movies and slides on mission work were shown at the meetings. Rev. Spilker gave members informa- tion about city institutional missions and Mr. Mevis spoke about mission work in Nigeria. Membership is open to only juniors and seniors. The officers were Pat Knaack, presidentg Ruth Ruege, vice-president-treasurerg Anne LaFond, sec- cretary. GEXND W U THEN 15 WILLINE in miami 77 Y. Lusunske, B. Rische leash Service Club members demonstmte Christmas spirit AURORA Advisor: M. F. HEINECKE Back Row: l. Meyer, R. Anderson, A. Sevcik, B. Wilke, T. Tonn, E. Timmermon, B. Ruddutz, E. Deihloff, A. Wollenzien, M. Koepsell, C. Ruiz, M. Zarnke, L. Teske Middle Row: D. Bubliiz, N. Neiizel, J. Salverson, C, Schneider, B. Hundi, A. Ziemer, P. Grueizmocher, E. Wulz, N. Kiesow, M. Sthertz, J. Helwer, G. Gebel Front Row: B. Guderi, C. Born, B. Pr0PP, D. Schmidi, H. Wiedenkeller, M. Goeisch, A. Fischer, C. Teizloff, R. Roll, E AURORA STAFF Editor ....... . Bernie Propp Copy Editor ...... Ethel Ellwein Biographer: M. Schertz Features: M. Zarnke Clubs: D. Bublitz, R. Anderson Sports: H. Wiedenkeller, P. Gruetzmacher, C. Tetzlaif Pictures Editor .... Ruth Ann Roll Groups: A. Ziemer, M. Koepsell Photographers: C. Rutz, T. Tonn Artists: L. Teske, D. Schmidt Layout Editors ..... Nancy Neitzel Beverly Raddatz Genius at worle Publicity . . . Nora Kiesow Barbara Gudert Business Manager . . . jorunn Salverson Assistant Business Manager: E. Walz Bookkeeper: B. Hundt Typists: L. Meyer, B. Wilke, G. Gebel Lunch Period Representatives Third: J. Helwer Fourth.' A. Sevcik, C. Schneider Fifth: C. Born, M. Goetsch Sixth: E. Dethloff, A. Fischer, B. Bublitz Stay? mixes husiness with pleasure Mr. Sitz approves Aurora subscription taclicx As soon as school started in September, Bernie Propp, editor, began handing out assignments to her staff, and things got rolling on the 1955 Aurora. The theme of the Patron Drive was a circus, and the goal was set at S3,000. As donations came in, the staff also sold I..H.S. bracelets and popcorn to help H11 the coffers. As an additional stunt, the idea of having a Snow Queen was suggested. For each dollar brought in, a senior could have one vote for his favorite candidate. As a result of this drive, pretty Bette Bleich was crowned LHS Snow Queen at the impres- sive ceremony at the Racine-LHS basketball game. With the needed funds now on hand, We struggled to meet the necessary deadlines and the copy was turned in. The layout began to take on a definite pattern as it was built around our theme. The subscription drive, which was held in February, carried out a patriotic Civil War theme. The last pictures were pasted up and the final copy proofread and typed. Everyone heaved a sigh of relief as the last pages were sent to the printer. AVR X 4 All Hail l U The Hu-oe Comefh Aurora, behind the scenes Two beads are better than one COMMENTATOR Advisor: C. H. SITZ Editors glout over finished product. Town Crier Members lend their talents to laying out the front page. Hooray! Commentators today! It's that special day to which everyone looks forward, but few of us realize the work that goes into having the school paper published every month. After the schedule is prepared, assign- ments are handed out and work begins. When the work is completed, the department editors rewrite any parts that require attention. The editor-in-chief sets the articles in columns, and the material is read by Mr. Sitz and Mr. Eggold. The copy is now pasted up and sent to the printer, who returns in within five days. Pictures that appear in the Commentator are taken by staff photographers. A serial was a new feature of the paper this year, and the staff also introduced the daily Noontime Newsf, Members visited the Layton Art Gallery, and a Christmas party was held for the editors. At the annual banquet in the spring, Quill and Scroll awards were presented to the mem- bers who had earned them. 80 Too many cooles don't spoil the hroth in this case Editor-in-Chief . Managing Editor . Sports Editors . Features Editors . Make-up Editor . . N oontime News Editor Circulation Manager Business Manager . COMMENTATOR STAFF Kathleen Cuppan . . Janet Meiser Gene Plamann and Sandra Lange . janet Fox and Patricia Knaack . Dorothy Laesch . jane Roloff . Audrey Heidel . Carolyn Sievert Photographers . . . Tom Tonn and Reporters: Allen Wollenzien P. Arndt, P. Bierwagon, G. Chap- man, J. Claussen, M. Dehling, R. Goble, G. Helterhoff, N. Herr- mann, K. Hinkle, D. Knuth, R. Leopold, C. Marone, S. Mintzlaff, S. Peterson, R. Ruege, R. Seefeldt, J. Semmann, E. Sievert, N. Stover, R. Tietz, J. Witt, P. Zarneke, F. Ziehm Back Row: J. Meiser, E. Sievert, R. Seefeldi, F. Ziehm, D. Knufh, G. Flamunn, M. Dehling, R. Goble, J. Claussen, A. Heidel Middle Row: N, Stover, T. Mcrone, R. Ruege, S. Lange, J. Witt, J. Fox, R. Tielz, S. Peierson, G. Hellerhoff, S. Minizlaff Front Row: P. Zurneke, K. Cuppan, K. Hinkle, J. Semmunn, P. Bierwogen, G. Chapman, P. Knaack, N. Herrmann, J. Roloff. g HISTORY CLUB Reunion of Von Wiedenheimei' and Stmussfeldt Advisor: R. A. KELLING The History Club under the guidance of its original advisor, Mr. Roland Kelling, once again carried a heavy schedule of activities. Only sen- iors are eligible for membership in this club, the largest organization at Lutheran High School. The second and fourth Monday evenings of each month were again set aside for the meetings. Students saw slides and movies and heard lectures on various historical subjects. Two trips were taken to give all the members an opportunity to travel to historical parts of the country. The fall trip took in Prairie du Chien and a part of Iowa. Washington, D.C. was the destination of the group that took the more in- clusive spring trip. For the first time the club was given an oppor- tunity to participate in the Alumni Variety Show, where several short skits in pantomime were very effectively presented. At the annual Christmas Party a This is Your Life skit was presented. The olhcers this year were Gene Plamann, presidentg Jerry Kraase, vice-presidentg jorunn Salverson, secretaryg and Barbara Gudert, treas- urer. 85 SPRING TRIP HIGHLIGHTS CLUB'S ACTIVITIES The spring trip to Washington, D.C. was scheduled later than the publication of this bookg therefore, we were unable to secure pictures of it. These are some snaps of the fall tour to Prairie du Chien and the Christmas party. 84 LATIN CLUB Advisor., P. T. RUEGE Back Row: L. Owsley, C. Hugin, M. Schreiber, R. Anderson, C. Builke, D. Knulh, T. Reineck, P. Schcenike, G. Marth, S. Kruse, C. Berndl Third Row: B, Kowilz, H. Grolh, M. Pommerl, S. Slrasen, E. Thoney, C. Ahlbrand, K. Mende, F, Heller- hoff, J. Voilik, G. McLa1:hie, J. Voss, W. Ruemler Second Row: B. Kubink, C. Krolovefz, J. Slechmesser, R, Wiechmunn, J, Schaefer, S. Luller, J. Seidel, A. Burgurdl, D. Spiegel, M. Pelerson Fronl Row: l. Wendling, S. Slomm, C. Behling, D. Benning, R. Behling, S. Rtzdtke, N. Neilzel, C. Mueller, J. Frilchie Quick on the Draw and Scrabble using Latin terms are favorite games at the Latin Club meetings which are held once a month. A base- ball game on Roman culture and speakers ffrom old Rome? helped pro- mote interest in the customs and culture of these European people. Refreshments were enjoyed at the Christmas and Valentine socials, and a Latin banquet complete with pig and boar brought the year to a successful close. Officers for the year were Marty Schreiber, presidentg Sherman Radtke, vice-presidentg Nancy Neitzel, secretaryg and Sandra Stamm, treasurer. Romans invade Variety Show 85 DRAMATIC CLUB Advisor: B. MARBES Q fo? Q, CF r Hows Your Drama Today 'Z The LHS players of 1955 presented their annual production, this year, Cheaper By the Dozen, on four nights, Feb. 10, 11, 12, and 13. The Christmas Play and several other skits were also given at various churches throughout the city. Meetings were held twice monthly, at which time members tried out for parts in the plays and gave skits and readings to help them gain experience and poise in speaking and acting. At the formal banquet held in spring, members received awards based on the number of points they had earned in club participation. Oiiicers for the year were Corinne Tetzlaif, president, Marge Koep- sell, vice-presidentg Judy Broeksma, secretaryg and Ellen Bruskewitz, treasurer. The bread line Miss Marbes briefs members on the play Waiting for cue lines WfeZl, go ahead! Give ber the test GERMAN CLUB Put your best foot forward Advisor: F. A. TONN The colorful costumes of the German Club members caught the eye of many a student as they passed in the halls the day of the c1ub's Valentine party. This is only one of the activities of this group of enthusiastic German language students. A Halloween party was also held as well as a hayride, a picnic, and a swimming party. The German Club is one of the most active groups at LHS. They had the privilege of learn- ing many songs and folk dances for programs which they presented at the Variety Show, mental hospital, Veteran's Hospital, Faith Church, and twice at the Altenheim. Under the guidance of Sigrid Straussfeld, the members wrote a play entitled Dr. Eisenbartf' Officers for the first semester were Carl Pritz- laff, presidentg Lois Heup, vice-presidentg Leni Schmielau, secretaryg and Sigrid Straussfeld, treasurer. For the second semester they were Carl Pritzlaff, presidentg Susan Vahl, vice-presi- dentg Maynette Laschen, secretaryg and Gert Seidenberg, treasurer. Back Row: L. Schmielcu, I. Krievins, G. Seidenberg, C. Prilzlaff, S. Beyer, D. Berger, J. Siocherf, M. Albers Middle Row: D. Sehbo, D. Walker, M. Gross, D. Soukup, S. Groth, D. Kordas, J. Senderhuuf From Row: S. Vahl, I. Wiesner, G. Freiheif, J. Boltesi, J. Mergel, J. Tormunn Back Row: E. Rieger, C. Liebnow, B. Berger, J. Fedke, G. Tausz, E. Sieverf, M. loschen Middle Row: S. Kendzor, B. Thiesen, C. Olson, A. Klotz, S. Reiss, S. Sfroussfeld, L. Heup Front Row: K. Osten, S. Riggs, A. Baumonis, M. Soenksen, B. Kroll, A. Boehlke Club members make stage debut And this is bow it's done GREGG CLUB Advisors 1. B. KOMISAREK and M. s. KNOLL OFFICERS Back Row: M. Zarnke, A. Heidel, C, Puch, A. Ziemer, M. Koepsell Third Row: M. Kimber, l. Glanzer, S. Hoffman, M. Shiley Second Row: S. Sfroussfeld, P. Knaack, D. Schmidf, K. Scndvick Fronl Row: A. Fischer, M. Degner, l. Weber An organization to give the students in the office practice classes the opportunity to become acquainted with proper ofiice routines in the Gregg Club. Films on office procedures were shown, and tours were taken to familiarize students with ofiice routines. A former Miss Wis- consin spoke to the classes, and stressed the importance of proper personal appearance in the ofiice. This year each of the four classes of ofiice practice elected its own officers. Presidents were Audrey Heidel, Karen Sandvick, Sigrid Straussfeld, and Marge Koepsell. Vice-presidents were Sharon Hoffmann, Miriam Shiley, Pat Knaack,nd Audrey Ziemer. Secretaries were Marilyn Zarnke, Arlene Fischer, Mary Degner, and Diane Schmidtg Louise Glanzer, Laureen Weber, Carol Puch, and Margaret Kimber fulfilled the duties of treasurer. Various committees were active in planning the numerous programsg and they also arranged the food and entertainment for the Christmas party. Lonesome Polecatxu entertain at Christmas party Beauty tips given by former Miss Wisconsin 90 CAMERA CLUB Advisors: E. H. STOLI. and P. T. RUEGE Back Row: W. Schmilz, D. Beimborn, T. Tonn, A. Wollenzien, R. Kopilzke Third Row: R. Burr, J. Rode, D. Rodke, J. Snyrs Second Row: A. Geiepsbach, R. Zohn, K. Wulff, W. Mueller Fran! Row: C. Zebclsky, S. Minlzlcff, D. Spiegel The Camera Club was organized as in pre- vious years to teach the essentials of photogra- phy and to promote better photography. All students are eligible for membership. Many interesting photographic topics were discussed such as: portrait lighting, color pho- tography, using an enlarger, using a camera, development and printing. The club also spon- sored the Picture of the Month which was posted on the bulletin board. Members of the club serve as cameramen at all school functions for the benefit of the LHS publications organi- zations. Olicers are: Tom Tonn, presidentg Allen Wollenzien, vice-presidentg Delores Spiegel, secretary-treasurer. Member practices darkroom technique Back Row: J. Tillis, B. Bublilz Fronl Row: D. Bubolz, B. Gudert Advisor: N. H. KOWERT Back your team , Let's all go , and See you at the game, were some of the posters that were written up by the Pep Club in their campaign to further the students' interest in the many sports activities at our school. Members re- hearsed with the band to work out several numbers they sang at games. Better sportsmanship in the stu- dent body was also an im- portant aim of this organi- zation. Mr. Kowert was the ad- visor, and its oiiicers were jack Tills, presidentg Bar- bara Gudert, vice-presi- dentg Beverly Bublitz, sec- retaryg and Donna Bubolz, treasurer. Membership in this club was open to all students. Advisor: E. H. HAEGER Sf 5'1 if rf- v' ,, I 1 Bock Row J Frauendorfer, R. Breinling, F. Ziehm, J. Schumacher, D. Knuih, R. Hondrich, G. Alfie! Middle Row D. Mierendorf, J. Krause, N. Flisram, C. Hurtwig, R. Schroeder, J. Niedfeldt, G. Lassunske Front Row H Wiedenkeller, R. Eurich, G. Plamcnn, R. Alimunn, T. Neumann, V. Rose VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Leroy Bohr Gordon Herwig Alto Snedigur Sunny Tesmer Mary Degner Donna Bubolz Bev Mcsch B TEAM CHEERLEADERS ..,,, 1 Buck Row: J. Niedfeldi, G. Peterson, G. Grundmcnn, C. Paepke Middle Row: J. Seidel, M. Peterson, A. Burgardi, E. Thuney Front Row: L. Burske, J. Reske, S. Rodtke, S. Kluih, B. Weiss 93 CHESS CLUB Advisors: E. A. KEIBEL K L LEVERENCE Bork Row: W. Duwe, R. Afleldl, J. Penshorn, D. Knulh Third Row: R. Ruege Second Row: S. Tesmer From Row: C. Schlichl, R. Moeller, S. Tesmer, A. LcFond Tournament Begins Tonight!!! The annual intramural tourney had each mem ber slated against the other members in an open battle. Since playing chess was the main activity at meetings, a series of lectures by Don Knuth on various techm calities of the game inspired many players to better their chess game More attention will be paid to organizing meets with other schools as soon as the club obtains information as to which schools are interested in organizing such X a program Q 1 fx l 1 wheres My Queen lVatcla that move! ? . 94 AQUARIUM CLUB Ad-visor: H. ROCK Back Row: D. Beimbarn, L. Gutknechf, B. Guiknecht Front Row: J. Laiiinen, N. Wenfzel, L. Schmielou, R. Zuuike RECORDING CLUB Advisor: K. LEVERENCE Back Raw: B. Gutnecl-ni, W. Hobermann, L. Owsley, J. Fifrick, T. Reinecke Middle Row: D. Flisram, J. Leverence, G. Waidelich, S. Strnsen Fronl Row: A. Burgurdi, S. Siomm, S. Olson, J. Reske 95 A CAPPELLA HENRY WEGNER umm, BAND Students with the finest musical talent, who are willing to give unselfishly of their time and talents, are those found in the band and A Cappella. A love of music stimulates the interest of students who are able to lose their individual personalities to work together. Both the band and A Cappella are very active in promoting interest in Lutheran High by their many request appearances at Lutheran as well as public functions. The A Cappella takes a large part in each of the two concerts at which they perform sacred selections and light, spirited, secular numbers. Appearances at various churches, numerous variety shows, the Schoolmasters Club, and Con- cordia College PTA iill out a busy schedule. The fruits of the labors of the band were evident by the high spirits of students and the teams at the football and basketball games. They played at the dartball tournament as well as at the spring concert at the Auditorium. This year a grade school band was started to provide students with pre-high school instrumental experience. The high school instrumental groups will benefit greatly because of this previous training given these students. SPANISH CLUB Advisor: E. A. BARTSCH N Buck Row: E. Barbieri, K. Taun, R. Alfeldl, R. Handrich, P. Kunle, T. Hoffman, K. Wulf, R. Bischoff, K. Feller, G. Moroves, P. Slone Middle Row: C. Helmulh, J. Seidel, L. Glunzer, B. Ahnerl, C. Bullmcn, J. Buchholz, J. Wunzer, D. Rudke, S. Zendo Front Row: L. Schallo, R. Udvare, M. Siegel, R. Moeller, R. Brenneke, B. Grady, J. Reske, N. Wenlzel, D. Huck A senor from Latin America, prominent in international trade and widely traveled, was one of the main speakers at a meeting of the Spanish Club. Other speakers included men from Chile and Argentina, a missionary to Guatemala, and the advisor, who spoke on Mexico and showed films. Members of the club learned several Spanish songs and some participated in the Alumni Variety Show. Mr. Bartsch, the advisor, was successful in his endeavors toward carrying out the purpose of the club-to foster a better understanding of Spanish speaking lands and people, especially in the Western Hemisphere. SECRETARIES' ASSISTANTS Back Row: S. Behling, M. Beckemeier, K. Krueger, A. Ziemer, E. Bruskewilz Third Row: C. Grunwuld, A. Damm, l. Tomon, J. Jclhn, S. Kohnke Serond Row: R. Wiechmunn, J. Sulverson, C. Slellwugen, l., Boeder, E, Schulz Frnnl Row: B. Masch, J. Kremer, K. Heuer, C. Telzlcllf, B. Angelbeck 97 LIBRARIANS BOOKSTORE B. Raih, L. Christian, E. Walz, B. M:Grury, A. Sevcik, J. Peiers No! Pictured E. Udvure R. Cowalsky, J. loose, M. Rupprechf, J. Scheiderer, R. Erni, I. Wrobbei 98 CAFETERIA WORKERS Buck Row: E. Rieger, L. Heup, N. Wenlzel, M. Schullz, G. Loeber, M. Timmermonn, M. Hofmeisler, L. Slradl mar Middle Row: M. Seilz, A. Fuchs, B. Hcndrich, S. Tesmer, D. Vogel, R. Behn, E. Vogel, P. Klein Front Row: I, Hayes, B. Johnson, S. Tesmer, I. Beeschke, L, Spilker, P. Rvsch HALL MONITORS Bock Row: B. Kunz, B. Olsen, L. Gufknechl, W. Zaslrow, W. Hobermonn, R. Flagslod, D. Beimborn Middle Row: R. Anderson, D. Lemke, G. Seidenberg, B. Benz, K. Johnson, K. Peck Front Row: B. Mayer, B. Grady, C. Draeger, C. Schlichl, F. Kessler, B. Thiesen 99 CQURAGE. Back Row: Coach Engebrechl, Couch Block, G. Plamunn, J. Krause, R. Losl, D. Mierendorf, J, Lunow, J. Schumacher, J. Frnuendorfer, G. Allier, R. Marlh, T. Abls, N. Flisrcm, C. Harlwig, Mgr. Middle Row: R. Schroeder, J. Niedfeldf, R. Allmann, R. Breinling, R. Eurich, R. Meyer, T. Naumonn, R. Krubsuck, M. Schreiber, W. Schreiber, M. Emmerich, G. Borlz, R. Handrich, Mgr. Fronl Row: H. Wiedenkeller, A. Kempter, D. Gaurkee, J. Kubelowsky, R. Johnson, V. Rose, R. Sprengeler, J. Hussmunn, L. Schmidt, P. Boehlke, S. Rudlke, Mgr. SEASON'S RECORD 6 Luther North . . 12 Luther South . . 6 Wayland . . . 13 Country Day . . . 13 Racine Lutheran . . 0 Northwestern Preps . . 15 Lake Forest . . . . 7 M.U.S. . . . L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S FOOTBALL CONFERENCE STANDINGS 12 32 Wayland 0 Country Day 7 Milwaukee 42 Lutheran 12 Lake Forest 19 27 102 W L W L North- western 2 4 Racine Lutheran IW lik M.U.S. IM lik GAME HIGHLIGHTS Starting the season off with a bang, our Knights scored the deciding TD in the closing minutes against Luther North to chalk up their First victory, 12-6. Displaying their all-around power, our boys won their second game as they romped Luther South, 32-12. With the score knotted at 0-0 throughout the game, Wayland ended it abruptly by the scor- ing of a touchdown in the last eight seconds to defeat our Knights in a heartbreaker, 6-0. Outweighed and outmanned, our Knights put up a terrific battle against Country Day, but it was not quite enough as we bowed to the co- champs, 13-7. Coming right back the following week, we really put on the steam as we ran over Racine Lutheran, 42-13, to top off our homecoming festivities. Threatening often, but scoring only twice, which was sufficient for our fourth victory, we blanked Northwestern, 12-0. Staving off a last minute TD by Lake Forest, we defeated their team in a roughly fought game, 19-13. Our Knights ended their season in fine fashion by whipping their rivals, M.U.S., Z7-7, to spoil their homecoming. throwr block as Hibbie speeds through Shake 'em of, Ray! Come on, Jade, take him down!! Altmnnn .ttrains every muscle trying to get away eb o5'9f!9 ,. , ' 6Qb9 , , X, ygheiz Sq S34 F539 2 B NJA! , ,,,,A , ,,,,, W A gf' Q H 5 i ie? M3X'9wi':mGNXs ,wstmsagggs Q : i Z. - f xswv.f.,'sm U -Lx! , ,lvrg .i-fx N ff ,:,, WWW 'Wim Q1?,v , K v,'4 'Jiffy 6,569 90909 M 4.0 0.96 ? 4CQ492 9 Y LUTHERAN WHIPS UP RECORD SMASHING SEASON Finishing IIS second year under Headcoach Engebrecht assisted by Coach Block our team com piled the best record in football hlstory at Lutheran H1gh de fearing six of the eight teams II faced through the season The much apprecnated school spirit shown by the students at the games and the tremendous spirit of the team itself together with its teamwork and determination enabled them to end up in third place in the conference stand mgs Four all conference choices were picked from our team After playing four years of var sity football Gene Plamann took the high honor of being on the first string along with the tricki- est quarterback in the league Tom Naumann. The hard play- ing Ray Eurick also a four year player and Bob Altman joined the players of the second team. These boys as individuals truly helped win games but without the rest of the team with its good work and spirit our boys would- n t have been successful. Next year despite the prob- lems facing both schools the future looks bright. Converging into one team the ll lettermen plus the new recruits will bolster a squad which is bound to turn in another successful season. COACH ENGEBRECHT COACH BLOCK 1 'Q 6 5 fa... u-an-,, an Nav: :bl Q4 3 A 6 5. 2 A ,Q ' 1.-', Q. 1- , L ?' I . Dv f 535532365535 X- f45f5i'33'f '5Qbf515'Zu'Yif, ,, .M - Sym Lgz , 5 gp '..sw'f ,598-aeawaQ?5 wswifswawfw. ' 3 W ' W , 5 . R fr , , it 4 . L ' - , r ' ' ' df ' .445?, Qi Q 3 . , ,K R E Akrk S.. rv , QX FAQ If ' 3 gr, Af' ti- ff' 1 33 335 552 Mmymmm f, CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPS Burk Row: R. Johnson, R. Anderson, G. Haugen, F. Ziehm, R. Jagusth, J. Frouendorfer, D. Mierendorf, E. Hoe Front Row: R. Helmulh, E. Deihloff, T. Naumonn, J. Beyersdorff, R. Cornell, P. Grueizmocher, R. Altmonn BASKETBALL NON-CONFERENCE 55 Milw. Country Day . . 77 Alumni .... . 39 Rufus King . 66 Luther South . . 48 Luther North . . 46 Cudahy . . 68 Don Bosco . . CONFERENCE 46 Racine Lutheran 67 Northwestern . . 59 M.U.S .... L.H.S. L.H.S L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S 71 Lake Forest . . . 50 Wayland .... 36 Milw. Country Day . . 66 Racine Lutheran . 64 M.U.S ..... 77 Lake Forest . 57 Northwestern . 55 Wayland . WAYLAND TOURNAMENT 59 M.U.S ........ 58 Northwestern . L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S FRED ZIEHM F.G.A. Ziehm . . . 243 Dethloff . . . 244 Haugen . . . 171 Helmuth . , . 222 Altmann . . . 133 Carnell .... 45 Gruetzmacher . 17 Naumann . . . 20 Jagusch . . . . 11 Beyersdorff . . 6 Mierendorf . . 3 Frauendorfer . . 1 Team Averages . .1116 EARL DETHLOFF GLENN HAUGEN F.G.M. 135 93 78 70 33 16 8 5 5 2 0 1 R INDIVIDUAL SCORING CZ .555 .381 .456 .315 .248 .356 .470 .250 .455 .333 .000 1.000 205 F.T.A. F.T.M. FOULS TP GP AVE. 162 105 649 45 375 20 18.7 90 54 .600 67 240 20 12.0 145 71 .490 70 227 20 11.4 63 36 .573 51 176 20 8.8 62 35 .565 45 101 20 5.1 15 4 .267 16 36 15 2.4 7 6 .857 3 22 11 2.0 8 7 .875 8 17 15 1.1 12 5 .417 11 15 15 1.0 4 2 .500 5 6 11 .5 4 2 .500 0 2 8 .3 0 0 .000 4 2 7 .3 572 327 .592 325 1219 Lutheran's points . 1219 Opponenfs points . 1164 Coach Haeger maps out strategy BASKETBALL Ready for the rebounds The 1954-'55 season really kept the fans on pins and needles. Things looked great as our Knights started out in fine style by winning five of their six non-conference games. In con- ference play, our Knights split even before the Christmas holidays, 1-1. After the holidays and three more games, the record showed two wins and three losses. Victories over Wayland, Racine, and Country Day put us back in the running with a 5-3 record. MUS' fast pace left us with a 5-4 record and a tie for third place. Our Knights defeat- ed the three top teams in the last games of the season. The deciding game against Wayland proved a close fight all the way, giving us the victory, 56-55, and a tie for the championship. Fine teamwork and good sportsman- ship were always evident with our Knights out on the floor. Fast break- ing and sharp shooting gave the close, important games to our Co-Champs. Two outstanding Knights were coaches' choices for the ALL-CON- FERENCE TEAMS. Fritz Ziehm, the only unanimous choice, landed a forward position on the first team, and Earl Dethloff held down another forward berth on the second team. A Y And TB ere Q6 Yo u-Fife-V 1 L3 AWD wg! - ' ROBERT HELM UTI-1 PAUL GRUETZMACHER ?Vwx 4-4 -xii A Wm W rn PL. Q 5 , ? Q ,, fl l ' 5,522 1 ' 21-.1 if F ' f I 3 , 9 'Q' Hi wi Zh, in 529 E if ' ' gn mm , Z' is 5,,- f fii Q. , . - 1 I M 3 1 1 Sd B TEAM Back Row: Coach Pot Falk, J. Bohlmcnn, J. Lunow, W. Schmidt, N. Grieser, J. Kcbelowsky, Mgr. Front Row: D. Hierstedt, K. Schnewe, R. Leopold, P. Sampe, N. Finger FRESHMAN TEAM Back Row: Coach P. Falk, J. Bartz, K. Friede, W. Pohl, R. Zemun, R. Reichel, D. Wisch, B. Lunow, W. Kramer Mgr. Front Row: C. Helmuth, R. Tegtmeier, D. Suter, G, Sarow, E. Fitting, D. Doerr, C. Loose, T. Hellerman, J. Zich 112 TRACK TEAM Back Row: Conch Engebrechl, L. Ring, mgr., J. Kobelowsky, R. Anderson, R. Johnson, J, Feierobend, R. Schroeder, D Mierendorf, G. lussunske, N. Flisram, I. Berndl, W. Duwe, Coach Sitz Middle Row: R. Handrich, R. Schullz, R. Sprengeler, R. Reineck, W. Pergande, P. Kunle, J. Shupaker, J. Krueger, G Adams Fronl Row: D. Gaurkee, J. Haley, G. Eberhurdl, G. Wilhelm, G. Bultke, M. Schreiber, R. Behling Last year under the guidance of Coach Engebrecht, the track team had its beginning at Lutheran High. Entering only a few meets and having very limited facilities, the 1954 track team didn't come out victoriously, but they gained needed experience and the spirit necessary to win. The 1955 season looked much brighter with the boys participating in five track meets. Tbey'1'e off -1955 Track Team . -.,, .. .. ,.,,. , ,, , ..,,, .,,. . -fmaWiw,..,,.,,mwmau1iamn.ff, uavawwQ....fwwmm.,,-: .'maum.rf..MWqa,cw....smM..g,..H f i ii L f . BASEBALL 5 ,i,,l . AL,f 1 r s . v. as 4. xxx Batter up The 1954 season looked promising as the squad was bolstered with many returning lettermen under the watch- ful eyes of Coach Pat Falk. As the season got under way, things changed and the competition was tough. Over- all our Knights weren't victorious, winning only two games, but good sportsmanship was evident throughout the season. Back Row: K. Schuewe, R. Allmonn, G. Renn, B. Huih, G. Jacob, W. Ahlbrand, R. Jurci, W. Znslrow, Coach P. Falk Front Row: J. Goll, J. Wieber, R. Leopold, R. Siolper, H. Wiedenkeller, G. Plomcnn, N. Jenny, T. Naumcnn, J. Frauen dorfer 1954 STANDINGS St. johns . . . 10 North Shore . . 6 Lake Forest . . 6 Rufus King . . 1 Country Day . . 7 Lake Forest . . 10 Racine Lutheran . . 13 Northwestern . . . 8 Country Day . . . 14 Racine Lutheran . . 12 BASEBALL SEASON L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S COMES TO LUTHERAN HIGH INTRAMURALS Gene Plamann shows professional form Slrategy from one who knows BOWLING Strike!!! There was a plentiful crop of strikes this third year of girls' bowl- ing. The boys did well, too, but in the end added experience gave the girls the upper hand. There were 12 girls' teams which were divided into two sections to bowl on alternate Tuesdays. For the first year the boys also bowled and eight teams met at the Lutheran Center every Friday in strong competition. INTRAMURALS BASKETBALL Five seconds, said the clock, and the score was tied at two and two. A base- ball game? No, just the final score of a girls' intramural basketball game. Most games were higher scoring, but the ex- citement of a well-played game doesn't always show up in the score. Girls' or boys' teams could be organized by any- one in schoolg coaches were picked from the student body as each team tried for top honors. ll7 This is basleetball??? Reaching for the moon Perpetual motion Present Tense HOMECOMING FE STIVlTlES, HI Anendanz Beverly Bublitz Attendant Esther Radmer Queen Karen Sandvick Seniors' Pride and joy HT OF '54 FOOTBALL SEASON 1955! ll The best homecoming ever! The girls' football game ended in a 13-15 deadlock and the bonfire proved to be the biggest in our history. Humorous and beautiful floats added to the sparkle of the football game over which Queen Karen Sandvick We're with the team! The play off at the Punch Bowl reigned. The perfect climax came as our Knights overpowered rival Racine 42-13 for homecoming victory. I crown thee, Queen Karen Mixed emotions STUDENTS RAISE MONEY WITH DRIVING FORCE Her just reward P blicitv for Patron Drive PARENT FRESHMEN NIGHT Mr. Eggold converse: with freshmen and parenl A ..,5iQEt:uNM , g Q 122 STUDENTS FEATURED IN ALUMNI VARIETIES VARIETIES The Alumni Varieties were invaded by Lutheran High students this year with the History, Spanish, and Latin Clubs putting on unique skits. In a lighter vein the German Club per- formed numerous folk dances and A Cappella members sang several num- bers in the theme of the show. Professor Hind und Herr Gay Paree The Happy Wandere1's, 123 i 5, SQ YA: b X Q. S Wegw, mgfgar Y 43 gh Qt? 5 if X V1 ,, ' , ,Md ,fa - K Zi M E F ff if 1 , . Q f f P, ,Eff X W ,we K A NM f' 4 ' 'H y HMM' 4 .HQ 4 1 ,. N Alix? 1 ,S Yi x Q AT 3X P3 ' 7'- . 4? -1 A X-W AUDIENCES TREATED TO VARIETY OF MUSIC A different perspective of music The combined Lutheran High choir's annual Christ- mas concert was once again at the Pabst Theatre. As the full strains of sacred Christmas music rang out, the theatre was filled to capacity both evenings. The Spring concert was held at the Milwaukee Au- ditorium with the band and choruses participating. N Y I t t A gud, A Q' is 'l W it 4 Le Secrel' A scene from the 1954 Christmas Concert at the Pabst Theatre 125 HARD WORK RE Before - after The goo that makes them glorious 126 CESSFUL FOUR DAY STAND ANTICS PRODUCE DOZENS or LAUGHS ,. fy fy --.,,- , , ...,v.,,,-uw ,,.f ,.,,-,,,f,,.1- fb ., ,L,,,,ff,A-,-.Bl , 11: - . . Kathy Ballnzann Mary Degne1 Oueen Bette Bleicla, Ioan Hamburg, Carol Ebert ANOTHER FIRST AT LUTHERAN . . . THE SNOW QUEEN SNOW QUEEN I crown you-'Lutheran High Snow Queen of 1954'! U The climax of the extended Aurora patron drive came at the Racine-Milwaukee Lutheran basketball game when Bette Bleich was honored as Snow Queen. Seniors cast one vote for each dollar of patron money they brought in, and Bette won over seven other contestants. The presentation of the Snow Queen at the Racine game 128 UNDERCLASSMEN PARTIES LIVEN UP SCHOOL YEAR The royalty King and Queen of Hearts The judges convene Be my Valentine Begin the B g N. Yo heave ho Arriving on track SENIORS SET PARTY PACE WITH SADIE HAWKINS Tying the knot 33 H0w're ya faced fur bladex? Top o'de mornin to ya!! RECORD CROWDS ATTEND FOUR SKATING PARTIES The sleuters waltz 'Round and 'round she goes X Y Q I J The pause that refreshes Moonlight couples , -- i - - CANDID CAMERA REVEALS LIGHTER SIDE Mr. Knutb, backing his team Arabesque la Ballet Hup, 2, 3, 4 . . . Binglv other bong Look, ma, no bands Little demons at work Who dat der? Wasbday blues Fun loving teachers Sheesh, whadda groueh I saw Schmitty kissing Santa Claus With The Lord Begin Thy Task A String of Pearls 0ut! Out! brief candle Vim, vigor, and vitality And it was sooooooooo big X ' Q 4 On behalf of the Lutheran High student body, the Senior Class would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank the parents, founders of the school, Board of Directors, teachers, Alumni, and all others who made Lutheran High possible, and for the wonderful memories we will take with us on our road through life after graduation. Xxx 44 , A f 4. . . g, 5 3 , Q t - gin glflcmuriant God, in His mercy, saw fit to take Allen Behi a freshman here at Lutheran High, to his ete: home in heaven on May 7, 1955. During his short stay here he proved to be credit to his God and to his school. We know that in his heavenly home, Allen is periencing true happiness. A Anonymous Friends August J. Abe Mr. 81 Mrs. Emil Abramowski Joyce Abramowski Ace Iron 81 Steel Pastor A. H. Ahlman Mrs. Ahrens Alex Meat Market Mr. 81 Mrs. W. Alexander Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Allen Mr. 81 Mrs. Anderson Mr. 81 Mrs. O. 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Sonia Mr. Allen Sorenson Mr. 8: Mrs. Alvin Sorenson Miss Carol Sorenson Mr. 8: Mrs. William Springhuth Staat Hardware Stabelfeldt's Flowers Mr. 8: Mrs. John Stancl Mr. 8: Mrs. Lloyd Stanzl Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Starkell Mr. 8: Mrs. William Steffen Fred J. Stein Mr. 8: Mrs. Steinecker Steinfest Gardens Steinman Lumber Co. Stellers Jewelers Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Stephan Fred Stern M. Stevenson Stienfest Florist Stock Bros. Stock Bros. Clothing Mr. 8: Mrs. George Stolz Sherrill Strahota Mr. 8: Mrs. Stassburg Mr. 8: Mrs. William Straussfeld Shirley Striebe Dr. 8: Mrs. F. J. Stoddard H. O. Strodthoff Paul Stoffer Mr. 8: Mrs. Ferd. Stuedemann Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Stuhr Marion Stuhr Style Beaute Salon Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Suelflow Mrs. R. Suelflow T Anne Tagge Tait's Men 8: Boys Wear Tebo 8: Johnson Funeral Directors Ted's Ice Cream Mr. Donald Tendler Mr. L. Tendler Mrs. L. Tendler The Terminal Pharmacy Co., Inc. Mr. 8: Mrs. H. TetzlaH Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Teuteberg Teutonia Bank Mr. 8: Mrs. Theis Mr. 8: Mrs. H. M. Thiele Mr. 8: Mrs. C. Tills Ervin Timm Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Timm Mr. 8: Mrs. Mac Timmerman Mr. 8: Mrs. Wayne Timmerman Times Florist Miss Emma Toetz Mr. 8: Mrs. Rudolph Toman Sincere thanks to our many PATRONS Tosa Bake Shoppe Tostrud Hardware Store Josephine Tovar Town of Lake Cleaners Mrs. Tracy Trinity Mixed Choir, Freistadt Triple K. Markets True Art Beauty Studio U United Federal Savings 8: Loan United Home Furnishing Co. Charles Utech Erwin Utech Laura Utech Lillian Utech Loraine A. Utech Mr. 8: Mrs. V Walter Utech Mrs. Sam Vadopila Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony J. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Van Gompel M. Van Vleet Verdone, M.D. Lester Verhaalen William Versh Marvin Vircks M. W. Vircks Dorothy Vogel Rev. 8: Mrs. H. J. Vogel Mr. 8: Mrs. W G. Volkmann Miss Carol Wachs Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr 8: Mrs William Waddell Wa ner . . g George Wagner Mrs. George Wagnette David Waldman Walther Memorial Dorcas Guild Walther Memorial Ladies Aid Walther Memorial Men's Club Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Walz F . Wandke Hertha Wandrei Mr. 8: Mrs. O. Wandrei Mrs. H. Wappenschmidt Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Wardius Jack Warfel Suzann Warfel Sandra Warm Washable Shade Co. Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Camera Shop Fuel 8: Supply Real Estate Henry Weber Ralph Weber Ervin Wege Edward Wegmann Mrs. E. Wegner Gertrude Wegner Ralph R. Wegner Marian Wehe Mr. 8: Mrs. Ray Wehe Welfare Building 8: Loan Joyce Wendlandt Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Wendorf Mr. Frank A. Wendt Miss Hilda Wendt Mr. 8: Mrs. William Wenthe Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Werderitsch West Allis Printing West Towne Sales 8: Service Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Wiedenkeller Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Wiener Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Wierschke Mr. 8: Mrs. T. Wiesendanger Ted Wiesendanger Wilke Dairy Co. Janet Wilke Mrs. Olga Wilke Theodore M. Wilke William Wilke Myrtle Will Pearl Will Lucille Willegal Mr. 8: Mrs. F. Willerton Mr. Larry Willms Winkie Variety Stores Mr. 8: Mrs. Harvey Winkle A. E. Winkler 8: Sons, Inc. Dr. 8: Mrs. C. C. Winkler Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Wisch Wisconsin Hearing Aid Co. Wisconsin Lutheran High Ladies Guild Wisconsin Rock Wool Dr, 8: Mrs. C. E. Wisniewski Dr. G. H. Witte W. F. Wittstock Mr. 8: Mrs. Chas. Wolfgram E. A. Wollinka Women's Guild Missouri Synod F. W. Woolworth Mr. 8: Mrs. Wulff Z Mr. 8: Mrs. John Zarneke Mrs. Marie Zarnke Mrs. F. Zastrow Mr. 8: Mrs. John Zastrow Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Ziehm Harry Ziemer Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Ziemer Miss Sally Ziemer Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Ziemer Elaine Zimmer Zollmann Bros. Hardware friends who have made the publication of this book possible. 1955 Graduating C lass Portraits and groups by the Salon Studio. All portraits by Salon Studio are copyrighted. Hn-f1MFRsM'm.rsoRrm5v5R co, rw E AMA? lvxij fro WW MW lv Q7 Af V MW dm. 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