Walther Lutheran High School - Remuda Yearbook (Melrose Park, IL)

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c,Lrj5g,, , , ' Qc! ssl' -vi? THIN 4,010 ez, CELEBRATIGNS ANI Food and rnuslc. and yearbooks are all standard equlpment at the beach ,4- ti suntan lotlon and sunglasses , At the end of each school year at Walther, students and teachers pack up thelr paraphenalra and set out for Cedar Lake. The rnlnute the busses stop rnovlng, everyone races to the beach and flops down on the closest avaliable sand to get a start on summers tan At the end ofthe day a group of vyaterlogged, sunourned, exhausted, and extremely happy people return to school

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454.57 tvs.- rnmu1.t.t if aww: I 'ES' HPECIAL Charlie Cowell ... Harold Hill ... Mayor Shinn ,.. Evvart Dunlop . .. Oliver Hix .... Jacey Squires ., Marcellus Washburn Tommy Dlilas ,..... Marian Paroo . .. Mrs, Paroo . ., Amaryllis ...... Winthrop Paroo ,....,,,. -.1-ff at T 'Y W, llloo T To the roll of drums and the blare of seventy-six tromf bones, Walther's spring musi- cal, The Music Man , came to life. Meredith Willson's happy store of a smallstovyn Iowa librarian and a fastftalk' ing, highfpressure salesman delighted performers and audiences alike A large perf centage ofthestudentbody participated as actors, musif clans, dancers, or technicians and once again produced a 1 smashing success TL,-tl - - at J .Ae while directors discuss CAST ...Paul Mahlzahn ... Bob Kluender .. Bill Cleaver .. Gary Neuman ... Bill Mains ,,. Rick Schnake . . . Terry Zuehsovv Olin Britt ....,..... .. .,..,, Bill Luedtke ,,. Mike Zimmerman Sue-Berg ,.. Maureen Johnson Patlftush .,. Ted Johnson Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn ... .,.... Debby Bacon Zaneeta Shinn .......... ... Helene Bouman Gracie Shinn ...... Pick-a-Little Ladies. . . Constable Locke . . .., Jane Zeddies . . . Nancy Bunge Mary Scharg Beth Schroeder Betty Schuth ... Dennis Gilge 1 - , A T or gififffqg 4 A ,Q ,,. , Q K t ,,,, T V Q ' W ' 1.-.1 and musicians rehearse

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EREMO IE Hovv strange tt ts to see ones usual' ly vvhtte levterl and sktrt andfsvvea' tered lrtends tn dtnner taczkets and tormals Alter a year ot school tt was qutte a wonderful feeltng to forget ahout ohemteal valences, German verbs, and Engltsh Compostttons, and entoy a ntgght on the ttlvvtt Excttf ed juniors and sentors stepped out of realtty and tnto fantasy for a tevv hours The fantasy ended all too soon and the vvorld returned, hut vvtth tt vvas the memory of a marvef lous, thrtlltng eventnqt The.,ltrntor Stentor Banttuet then qradttttttun And so the ttme has passed and four years have come and gone taster than anyone thought possible Sen tors, ltntng up for the graduatton orocesstonal, are a ltttle older, a ltt tle more mature, and a ltttle better prepared to leave Walther than the Freshmen they vvere such il short ttme ago But at the same ttme, they realtze more that ever hefore that they must learn not to depend on thetr ovvn aotltttes, out to out them selves tnto the Hand ot God , lor vvtthout Htm they can do nothtng