Minneapolis Lutheran High School - Aureole Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1977 volume:

'a COartT O y ' JD hcy c px . dz ye -to dtoA vsJjc ' uZUtMK Cka V' J (X 077)0 '$ fiJbv r 04i aJUA uo ' c cy o Jmms {£ }- 2f y® J) c oos ' uoua. , fcii!ji db 0 , I oy, h tci r ?U. AXCV y - c t - j ; i yu y c‘ ' u- ix. t sfc UcHa aJ ' h uoU. . y i 7 2 � « w LUTHERAN HlfiH SCHOOL We dedicate this year book to Mrs. Kirkevold who came back to Lutheran High and enlightened us once more with her cheery and warm smile. It again will be hard to say goodbye at the end of the year. But. we, on the yearbook staff, thank her for the joy she has brought to us and Lutheran High. 4 Katherine Allison Lynnda Atwood Scott Baumgartner Bret Bersie Bonnie Bersie Chip Brottord Tim Oegner Becky Eastman Michael Haedtke Betsy Hiel Chris Christensen, Brian Favorit Tom Hoffmann Daryl Cooper Nancy Gongoll Arden Jedlicka Joel Johnson Cynthia Kepple 7 i DeLane Kornmann Kris Langewisch Jonette Lindahl Laurie Lindell Julie Menk Chris Miller Amy Ness Kathy Oelschlaeger Carl Olson rm ii J- . Steve Reske Maren Peterson Patty Rakow Kathleen Moren Gordy Olson 5 Shari Sever$on Lori Stotesbery Debra Thompson Debbi Taylor Eric Wall Bruce Wilson Camera Shy; Dan Johnson Advisors: Rev. Franzen Mr. Rodenbeck, Sec. Kim Wright, Rep. Tommy Hoffmann, Tres.Kris Langewisch, Rep.Betsy Hie|, V.P. Nancy Gongoll, Pres. Bret Bersie. Kim Wright Mickey Zaske 13-17 was our annual slave week. All of us, Seniors and Freshman alike, had some fun. Every now and then you would hear a cry of laughter as we saw them coming towards us. Really, it was not too bad. We had some fun. Even if you had to wear a diaper, or witches outfit, or worst of all, if you were a boy, to dress like a girl. At least, being dressed that way, you did not go unnoticed. Friday was exciting. We got all dressed up for the school day which ended in being escorted to Breck by Seniors for a football game. After that victory we were then ushered downstairs to a great pot luck banquet. When stuffed to the brim, we hurried upstairs to get all dolled up for a very interesting dance. They kept us moving around from room to room. We then returned home. What a day!____________________ 6 Cross-Country 0 Boys Cross-Country - Coach Davis, Jim Gust, Jim Atchison, Tim Wolf, Dan Kuhlman, Dan Wright, Mgrs. RIsB Foster. Kathy Kingman. Girls Cross-Country - Back Row: Coach Davis. Becky Brauer, Ruth Ann Marose, Laura Ness, Joyce Lindahl, Teri Wright, Mgr. Kathy Kingman. Front Row: Vicky: Christensen, Kim Wright, Jo-nette Lindahl, Mary Roegge, Betsy Heil, Mgr. RisB Foster. 7 FOOTBALL Top Row: Ted Langewisch, Dan Hill, Dick Lallak, Jon Rehwaldt, Dave Marose, Scott Kingman, Ted Hinck, Paul Koehn, Second Row: Mgr. Sarah Roegge, Mgr. Dawn Swanson, Mgr. Bob Bayer, Mark Gallup, Jeff Dobberpuhl, Larry Bock, Monte Meyers, Scott Henderson, Joel Schurke, Peter Arndt, Dave McClean, Andy Langewisch, John Christensen, Scott Sylwester, Mark Briere, Coach Uecker, Coach Kuhlman, Coach Oetting. Third Row: Mgr. Karen Oelschlaeger, Jay Bersie, Joel Voelker, Dan Dunham, Tim Wendt, Mark Selchow, Joel Trebesch, Eric Walt, Joe Starinskis, Jens Christensen, Bob Pobul, Bottom Row: Craig Wilson, Chris Miller. Tom Hoffman, Karl Olsen, Tim Degner. Bret Bersie, Chris Christensen, Daryl Copper, Bruce Wilson, Steve Reske, Chip Brofford 8 Kathy Hendrllcson Marie W ol I Roberta Ulrich - - ■ Cheerleader ; Top to Bot t om Kris Holtmeier Lee Ann Peterson Kay De g n e r 9 •Jtcmccctnltig We May Pass This [ | e a e R Way Again Football Copt. Paul Koehn,Dlane Pedersen, Don Kublman, Carol Meyers, Ted Hinck, 1976 Homecoming Queen Laura Ness, Dave Morose, Mona Zoellmer, Dick Lallak,Pam Do b b e r puh I, Scott Kingman, Football Capt. Jon Rehwaldt. We may never pass this way again,” was a fitting theme for Homecoming 1976. For the Seniors it is especially meaningful because this is their last year at M.L.H.S. A brilliant sunset was the setting for an evening that held many memories. With emcees Scott Sylwester and Tim Wolf setting the pace, the New Wine Singers began the evening singing a Beatle’s Medley. Adria Bersie and Mona Zoell-mer created a Gourmet’s delight in their 2 in 1 part II. Returning to their childhood for a moment, Kathy Kingman, Laura Ness, and Roberta Ulrich, sang Peanut Butter and Jelly. In a skit entitled The Restaurant, Michelle Nibbe, Scott Kingman, Ted Lange-wisch, and Ted Hinck helped a few unfortunate Freshman feel like Freshman. Balancing water on their backs was a very humble experience for them. New Wine did another number, Singing in the Rain, complete with umbrellas! The 11 o’clock news was brought to us by Joel Voelker and Eric Walt. The finale: The Diamond-Clad Mohn sister, Monica, Elsa, and Katherine, sang Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend.” Now the big event, the moment we’ve been waiting for, Coronation of our new Homecoming Queen. Emcee s:Tim Wolf Scoff Sylwesfer The court moved rather nervously to their positions on the risers. Pamela Joy Dobberpuhl escorted by Scott Paul Kingman Bridge Over Troubled Waters. Diane Marie Pedersen escorted by Daniel Leonard Kuhlman Your Song.” Laura Ann Ness escorted by David Paul Marose Brian’s Song. Ramona Jean Zoellmer escorted by Richard Daniel Lallak Intervisions. Carol Lynn Meyers escorted by Theodore Paul Hinck Homecoming. 1975 Homecoming Queen Lark Leigh Gilmer escorted by 1976 Football Captains Paul Koehn and Jon Rehwaldt. The boxes of roses were distributed and a look of surprise and joy came over our new Queen’s face. Laura Ann Ness had received the white rose . Through tears and smiles she accepted her crown and became our Queen. Saturday morning was the Alumni Brunch followed by the football game against Breck in the afternoon. After a tough game the Lancers lost 12-6. The weekend was highlighted by a dance in the evening, coming 1976 left warm memories. I find it so hard to put into words the emotions I felt, so overwhelming. Everyone looked so beautiful, everyone was so kind so warm so supportive. I only regret that there can’t be more than one queen— so many, many girls deserve the award—I am so sorry! You have given me a weekend I shall always remember. Thank you all for that overwhelming happiness and love. I hope you all someday can experience what I have! A Mr. Ronald Holtmeier, Principal Mrs, Myrtle Terir: Librarian and Great :'iookc Mr Guidance Office Secretary Mrs. Margo Severson Bookkeeper Mrs. Ruth Ann Kuhtman Hore Economics teacher Office Secretary Custodian Ms. Diana Buasgans i:iss Diane Buesgens: Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice. Speed, accuracy, margins business, and the Lance. Pastor Roger Franzen: Comparative Contemporary Religions, Life of Christ, Worship, Christian Witnessing, Christian Encounters Seminar. Banners, chanting, chapel services, lively class dicussions, and a beard. c o— ; Ac 'jfO-A- Cl L C A- Mr. Jon Kietzer: Choir, Band, and New Wine, ihythr tempo, support from the bottom, sing. J 9 Mrs. Roslynn Efcrstedt and Mrs. Donna Kirkevold: Photography, Art, Phy. Ed. Click, developing, rugs, tye-dying, skating, ceramics, sculpture, sketching, and painting. 13 Mr. Gene Analytical Geometry, German, Trigonometry, and Statistics. Vectors, rotate, translate, sin, cos, quadratic formula, expected value, Schnitzelbank, referee, and basketball. Mr. Robert Kuhlman: Algebra, Geometry, anc Phy. Ed. Fractions, reals, planes, points, perpendicular, parallel, proofs, skiing, and baseball. Mr. Dennis Oetting: Physical Education, Humor, and Modern Mass Media. Satire, radio-station, run a play, jokes, football, and wrestling. Mrs. lar.ela Lohr: Spanish, Speech, Major Authors, and Science Fiction. £Te gusta polio:, articulate, Hemingway, Faulkner, fantasy, nouns, sentences, and cheerleading. 14 Mr. Ralph Nitz: Guidance counselor, Family Life class, Drama. Plays, Winnie-the-Pooh, prospective students, counseling, research papers, dating dicussions in Family Life class, Vo-tech., colleges, and indecisive seniors. Mr. Eruce Davis: Chemistry, Physics, Intro- ductory Physical Science. NaCl2, entropy, Avogadro s Number, F a ma, nevrtons, test tubes, cross-country, and basketball. Mr. Allen Rodenbeck: Biology, Pings and Prophets, Geography. Dissecting, microscopes, slides, lecture, Old Testament people, countries, government, and basketball. Mr. Dave Waterman: History and Sociolocy. Presidents, wars, nations, economics, surveys, social norms, Iowa, cross-country, basketball, and track. OPHMORE Peter Arndt Patricia Anderson Beth Bersie Jens Christensen Vicky Christensen Kay Degner Danny Dunham Jim Gust Janice Haedtke Debby Hohlfeld Kathy Kingman Zane Kornmann Carol Krigbaum Dan Larson Carol Loehr Naomi Loken Ruth Ann Marose Cathy Meyers 16 Jeffrey Mueller • F Robbie Robinson Sandy Thornton PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Dolly Oldre Sharon Schuerman Mark Selchow David Peterson Bob Pobul Brad Nygren Lori Severson Steve Simmons Joseph Starinskis Ada Rachel Taylor Jon Tetzloff Sandy Taylor Joel Trebesch Randy Tucker Joel Voelker Mary Wendt 17 Martha Jean Zaske Jim Witte Marie Wolf Tim Wendt Trlcla Zoellmer TOP.' Kathy Kingman, Sect Marie Wolf, Press Vicky Christensen, Vice Pres.i BOTTOM-'Miss Buesgens, Advisors Joel Voelker, Treas; Tim Wendt, Rep.; Mark Selchow, Rep-; Mr. Davi s, Advisor 18 Days Of Our Lives Michael Abercrombie Jennie Akre DeLayne Anderson Mary Jane Anderson James Atchison Robert Bayer Jay Bersie Larry bock Becky Brauer Elaine Brofford John Christensen Jeff Dobberpuhl Colleen Duffy Mark Gallup Susan Gongoll Scott Henderson Kathy Hendrickson Alix Hiel Amy Hilgendorf Kris Holtmeier James Iverson John Iverson 20 Andy langewisch Dean Lerum Joyce Lindahl Marilyn Lussky Beverly McAuley David McClean Monte Meyers Karen Oelschlaeger Lori Oetson Christina Pach Jonl Prentice Mary Roegge Sarah Roegge Robert Ross Cathy Satin Heidi Schiffman Joel Schurke Don Swenson Scott Sylwester Roberta Ulrich Mark Westergaard Judy Wlnther Dannette Wippich Tim Woll Teri Wright TOP'. Vice Pre ., Roberta Ulrichs Rep., Andy Langewischi Rep., Scott Sylwesten Pre ., Karen Oelschlaegen BOTTOM- Advisor, Mr. Kuhlmani Treas., Elaine Broffordi Sec., Mary Roeggei Advisor, Mr. Waterman The Juniors are busy this year raising money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. They started off with a dance in September and went on to have a magazine sale with Joni Prentice as top seller. They also sponsored the spaghetti dinner after the Homecoming football game. The Junior football players served. Four of the Juniors were challenged with being emcees. Scott Sylwester and Tim Wolf at Homecoming and Roberta Ulrich and Becky Brauer at Sno-Daze. Teri Wright proved her skills by qualifying for the State Cross Country Meet in November. Kathy Hendrickson found her hidden talent in jello eating by taking first in the jello contest at Sadie and the Junior guys guzzled their way to victory in the cider drinking contest. Camera Shy: Greg Taylor Todd Warren Craig Wilson Jhe Young The Restless National Honor Society-Standing: Mr. Nitz, Carol Meyers, Paul Koehn, Mr. Witt. Second Row, Sitting: Kari Peterson, Rachel Rehbeln, Sharon Reske, Naomi Mathees, Diane Pedersen, Ted Hinck, Pam Dobberpuhl, Andy Langewisch. ociet v Wine New Wine - Back Row: Mr. Kietzer, Ted Langewisch, Dave McClean, Andy Langewisch, Dan Kuhlman, Ted Hinck, Bob Bayer. Front Row: Naomi Mathees. Roberta Ulrich, Sharon Reske, Mary Roegge, Pam Dobberpuhl, Michelle Nibbe, Diane Pedersen, Rachel Rehbein. Great Books - Standing: Kris Holtemeier, Mrs. Lerum, Maren Peterson, Monica Mohn, Tim Bruess, Kay Degner, Dave McClean, Elaine Brofford, Pam Dobberpuhl, Carol Meyers, Kathy Hendrickson. Sitting: Kay Keskitalo, Heide Schitfman, Mary Roegge, Kim Wright. 24 I Choir-Back Row: Don Swenson, Dave Marose, Ted Hinck, Dan Kuhlman, Tim Woll, Larry Bock, Laura Ness, Carol Meyers, Brett Gebhardt, Dave McClean, Andy Langewlsch, Dean Lerum, Eric Walt, Pam Dobberpuhl. Second Row: Ruth Ann Marose, Lori Severson, Robert Ross, Tim Bruess, Steve Simmons, Mark Selchow, Ted Langewlsch, Tricia Zoellmer, Roberta Ulrich, Michelle Nibbe, Marie Wolf. Mr. Keitzer. Third Row: Kathy Hendrickson, Bob Bayer, Scott Sylwester, Sarah Roegge, Jim Iverson, Bruce Wilson, Joel Voelker, Day Degner, Sue Gongoll, Kris Holtmeier, Diane Pedersen. Front Row: Sharon Reske, Kris Langewlsch, Mickey Zaske, Elaine Brofford, Kari Peterson, Dannette Wippich, Sharon Schuerman, Rachel Rehbein, Monica Mohn, Anne Brown, Pat Anderson, Naomi Mathees, Carol Loehr, Cynthia Kepple, Mary Roegge. BAND, Top to Bottom: Dick Lallak, Joel Voelker, Bob Bayer, Dave McClean, Kris Holtemeier, Joel Schurke, Ted Hinck, Marilyn Lussky, Amy Hilgendorf, Mary Roegge, Kathy Moren, Roberta Ulrich, Tim Bruess, Ruth Ann Marose. Lori Oleson, Brian Fa-vorit, Dan Johnson, Gordy Olson, Philip Kuhlman, not pictured Kathy Meyers. Band 25 Student Council • Top to bottom: Sr. rep. John Rehwaldt, Soph, rep. Tim Wendt, Pres. Ted Hinck, Advisor. Mr. Holtmeier, V.P. Mona Zoellmer, Sec. Sarah Roegge, Tres. Ted Langewisch, Soph. Rep. Mark Selchow. Sr. Rep. Laura Ness. Jr. Rep. Andy Langewisch. Sitting: Fresh. Rep. Tom Hoffmann, Jr. Rep. Scott Syiwester, Fresh. Rep. Betsy Hell. Ski Top to Bottom: Dave Marose, Desire Smlt, Scott Kingman, Diane Pederson, Paul Koehn, Dan Kuhlman, Mark Wester-gaard, Mary Roegge, Joel Schurke, Larry Bock, Mr. Kuhlman, Mike Abercrombie, Monte Meyers. Gordy Olson. Jon Reh-waldt, Dan Wright, Bret Bersie, Dan Hill, Dick Lallak, Scott Syiwester. Student Council Ski Chapel-Left to Right: Naomi Matthees, Paul Koehn, Pam Dobberpuhl, Dave Marose, Tim Bruess, Scott Kingman, Ted Langewisch. Kathy Hendrikson, Dean Lerum, Sitting: Scott Syiwester, Pastor Franzen. 26 Lance - Top to bottom: Mike Abercrombia, Ted Hlnck, Roberta Ulrich, Kathy Hendrickson, Lee-Ann Peterson, Sieve Simmons, Foster, Amy Hilgendorf, Kris Holtmeier, Cathy Salin, Pam Oobberpuhl, Kathy Kingman, Miss Buesgens, Diane Pedersen, Naomi Mathees. Maren Peterson, Debby Thompson, Elaine Brof-ford, Rachel Rehbein, Laurie Olsen, Monte Meyers, Dick Lal-lak, Tim Bruess. Rehwaldt. Yea r book Drama Yearbook - Bock row; Ted Hinckj Dan Kuhl-man; Rise Fosterj Sieve Simmonsj Joyce Li ndahl| Cathy Sal i n | Adv i tor M rs. K irkevoldj Front row: Marilyn L usskyj Kaye K eski la loj Mic ke y ZaskejEditor Karl PelersonjJean Zaskej Sarah RoegjejBecky Brauer. Not pictured! Amy Ness, Karen Oeschk. -9 r. Drama - Back row: Ted Lange-wisch, Tim Bruess, Steve Simmons, Larry Bock, Andy Lange-wisch, Dave McClean, Jim Iverson, Advisor Mr. Nitz. Third row: Sarah Roegge, Amy Hilgen-dorl, Diane Pedersen, Roberta Ulrich, Kathy Hendrickson, Michelle Nibbe, Dean Lerum. Second row: Naomi Mathees, Wendy Christensen, Sharon Reske, Elaine Brofford, Monica Mohn, Rachel Rehbein, Kris Holtmeier. Front row: Pam Dobberpuhl, Dannette Wippich. 27 Organizations 28 Hussy Husf ler Besf Dressed Li'l Abner Best Daisy Maes rz n 4-� Q) (A cc HQ Varsity Basketball: Coach: Mr. Witt, Mary Roegge. Dave McClean, Mark Gallup, Craig Wilson, Dick Lallak. Ted Hinck, Jon Rehwaldt, Dave Marose. Joel Schurke, Dan Hill, Jay Bersie, Adria Bersie, Wendy Christensen, Asst. Coach: Mr. Waterman. John Christensen,Scott Kingman, Paul Koehn, Tim Wolf, JV Basketball: John Zimmermann, joe Starinskis, Mark Selchow, Dave McClean, Bob Pobul, Randy Tucker, Peter Arndt. Jens Christensen, Tim Wendt, Joel Trebesch, Dan Dunham. Coach: Mr. Waterman. Frosh Basketball: Daryl Cooper, Chris Christensen, Chip Brofford. Eric Walt, Scott Baumgartner, Coach: Mr. Rodenbeck. Steve Reske, Carl Olson, Bruce Wilson. Tom Hoffmann, Bret Bersie. Cheerleaders: Kris Holfmeier Kay Degner Sarah Roegge Marie Wolf 30 Varsity ;Bock row) Mgr. Ted LangewiscK. Karen Oelschlaeger, Sue Gongoll. Becky Brauer, Kathy Kingman. Ruth Ann Marose,Roberta Ulrich, Beth Bersie. Coach Mr. Davis, (Kneeling) Mary Wendt, Co.-Capt. Rise Foster, Co-Capt. Laura Ness. Becky Eastman. J.V. (Bock row) Jonette Lindahl. Amy Ness, Kathy Oelschlaeger. Lori Severson, Naomi Loken. Mgr. Kathy Hendrickson, (Kneeling) Kim Wright. Betsy Hiel. Nancy Gongoll. Vicky Christensen. Kathy Allison 31 32 SUJni piJOAA 8111 SV © c !■ Wrestling: (Standing) Mark Briere, Andy Langewlsch, Jim Witte, Dan Wright, Joel Voelker, Dan Kuhlman, Anne Brown, Mgr. Carol Loehr, Mgr. (Kneeling) Gordy Olson, Brian Favorit, Arden Jedlicka, Joel Johnson, Tim Degner, not pictured: Cliff Tebbitt. Bob Bayer. Coach: Mr. Oetting, Cindy Kepple Kris Langewlsch Lori Stofesbery Wrestling Cheerleaders: Bonnie Bersie 34 35 Sjv o-rnj iJUl c««.no« 1017 � ..o Theodore Paul Hinckescor- Sno-Daze 1977 was fun-filled. A week of boys and girls basketball games and wrestling meets led up to the highlight— the coronation. A Night of Knights” was the theme for the evening. The set was star-filled, in more ways than one. Emcees Roberta Ulrich and Becky Brauer welcomed everyone and the show began: The New Wine Singers gave us a tour around the world with Jingle Bell Travelouge. Tim Bruess and Joel Voelker took time off from their stage crew duties to lead the audience in song. Laura Ness met Kathy Hendrickson in a skit entitled Boy meets Girl.” The iron grip of Rise Foster managed to pull the hand off of Bob Bayer, Dean Lerum’s creation. As is usual for a coronation, someone always get a pie in the face. This time the lucky fellow was Joel Voelker. The evening's finale was truly C’est Magnifique! Singing the Melissa Manchester song We’ve got time,” Lee Ann Peterson and Dawn Swanson accompanied by Dick Lallak and Jeff Dobberpuhl, did a super job. As a remembrance of this evening, all of the candidates for Sno-Daze king were given tie tacks, but one had a star on it and that is the one the king would receive. The court moved slowly onto the starry stage: ted by Sharon Desiree Reske— “Peace is seeing a sunset and knowing who to thank.” Scott Paul Kingman escorted by Michelle Eileen Nibbe— If you aim at nothing you are sure to hit it everytime.” Paul Richard Koehn escorted by Rachel Marie Rehbein — Love one another . . . and if you get a chance, another and another and another ...” Daniel Leonard Kuhlman escorted by LeeAnn Kay Peterson — There are three ways in which man can express sorrow-The lowest cries—The middle man is silent— But the wise man turns sorrow into song. Richard Daniel Lallak escorted by Dawn Marie Swanson — For some life is a breeze for others it's one headwind after another.” 1976 Homecoming Queen Laura Ann Ness escorted by Tim Wendt and Mark Selchow. The court took their places and the boxes were opened. Instead of one guy stepping forward to claim the crown, all five moved to the center and formed a huddle. Before we knew what was happening, they had resumed their former places and started clapping . . . for Paul Richard Koehn. Although the Night of Knights is over, it will always be a warm memory. The people made it special and my senior classmates are extra precious. Because of the events of that night I will have the joy of singing with deeper meaning •‘Crown Him ye Kings with many Crowns for He is King of All.” If I could share one thing with the people at Lutheran High, all of whom have been often In my thoughts and prayers, it's not the crown, for that will not last, but to live life as one of the King's kids • that is going to last forever. 1977 Sno - Da z e Court Sharon R eske, Tad H I nek, Roche I Rehbeinj Paul Koehn,Dawn Swanson, Dick Lallak, Queen Laura Ness. Robert a Ulrich, Becky B ra u er , Le e A n n Peterson|Don Kuhlmani Michelle Nibbe, Scott Kingman- A aNJGHT OF KNIGHTS A LEFT to RIGHT: Mr.Witt, Advisor. Scott Kingman.Vice Pres; Rise Foster, Treas.; Dawn Swanson, Sec.; Paul Koehn, Pres.; Laura Ness, Rep.; Jon Rehwaldt, Rep.i Mr. Niti, Advisor Tiina Leppala Youth for Understanding Program Finland At one of the last days of October, the Lutheran High School doors opened for the first time for me. I didn't know what to think or what to expect after my Roosevelt High School experiences. I decided to face everybody and everything openminded and without prejudices. The hall was broad and cracked so cozy under my feet. Mr. Nitz laid his hand on my shoulders and I felt at home. This day and the first few weeks that followed became very tiring, because there were so many new names to remember [sorry when I asked you three times your name!] My expectations though-I couldn't help having them-weren’t disappointed: I started to really like it! The whole atmosphere is so great in this school; you almost have to feet happy. People are so concerned about you and interested in you. I noticed that you aren’t only Christians in theory; but live in accordance with the Bible, too. Yes, it was a great advantage to go to Lutheran High. I shall feel sorry when your doors close for the last time behind me, but I will take a lot of good memories home! Thank you all for what you did for me. Desiree Smif Youth for Understanding Netherlands Dear Friend, Spring 1977 As you read these closing pages and come to the end of your yearbook, the 1976-77 school year is also quickly coming to its end. Some will see only another year and another yearbook; but this year is unique and no other year will be exactly like it. We had changes such as a new curriculum arrangement, a new principal and five new teachers, increasing enrollment, and remodelled classrooms. Likewise, we had our problems and disappointments, such as disrespectful attitudes in chapel, cancellation of the Dinner Theatre due to lack of interest, and a need for more unity in some snorts. We ve shared and grown together this year, and we 11 always have a part of this year at Lutheran High in us. My sincere thanks to Larson Studio for all their photography. Thank you to Joel Voelker, Mike Abercrombie, Dan Kuhlman, and Ted Hinck for besides taking regular photos, did a lot of late-at-night developing. Thank you to Christina Pach for her contribution of the drawing of our school. Thank you to everyone who contributed to the production of this yearbook. The peace end strength of the Lord be with you all and may next year be filled with unity and promise for our school. i % 'toi fate Your education at Minneapolis Lutheran High School has been centered around a Christian commitment. This commitment forms the basis for your education and activities at MLHS. Concordia College - St. Paul invites you to continue your education in life ... for life at its nearby campus with the same Christ-centered commitment. The close atmosphere between CSP students will quickly make the college your home away from home ... yet you are near enough to share in family events. In addition to the learning environment of living in a small campus community, the Twin Cities are right here so you will be able to take advantage of the opportunities for enjoyment and practical learning experiences. Whether you're interested in a church vocation or any of our many other liberal arts majors — write, visit, or call for more information: Concordia College - St. Paul, Office of Admissions. Hamline and Marshall. St. Paul, MN 55104. Phone: 612 646-6157. 46 «©B £3!Ci) g ® TO THE CLASS of 1977 may you continue to walk IN HIS WAYS L.L. GILMER, BUILDER BOSE BURNS CATERING SERVICE 802-3113 Ii2li8 Nicollet Av. Cocktail Parties 'Buffets Banquets 'Anniversaries Picnics 'Office Parties Sales Meetings Teas ■� H. LARSON STUDIO h 8 AWARD WINNING PHOTOGRAPHY g 2919 27th Ave. So 3 Minneapolis, Minn 729-1375 ® Idea (or Lutherans: AAL’s idea man can customize a life insurance program that’s ideal for y°u k- •� « - ■ ,3 i.« THE BAYER AGENCY D. £ Bayer C.LU.. General Agent Aid Association for Lutherans 4660 W. 77th St.. Suite 210 Minneapolis, Minnesota 55435 common concern lor Jte? Aid Association for Lutherans m Fraternalife Insurance Life • Health • Retirement 47 I asked God for strength, that I might achieve. I was made weak, that I might learn humbly to obey. I asked for health, that I might do greater things. I was given infirmity, that I might do better things. I asked for riches, that I might be happy. I was given poverty, that I might be wise. I asked for power, that I might have the praise of men. I was given weakness, that I might feel the need of God. I asked for all things, that I might enjoy life. I was given life, that I might enjoy all things. I got nothing that I asked for but everything I had hoped for. Almost despite myself, my unspoken prayers were answered. 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