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

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,,,...,..-H REM UDA Editors, I. to r.: J. Janzow, Edilorg Miss Borman, Advisor: Mrs. Ewald, RE UDA Please be a patron for the Remuda. The small pictures are only a dime. These words along with the chimes of Big Ben. were some of the sounds heard around the Remuda booth at this year's Fall Fun Fes- tival. This year members ofthe Remuda did a great deal more than sell pictures and try to get patrons. They sponsored a bake sale, a Valentine,s Dance, and sold refreshments at the spring play. The long sessions after school, cold McDonald's Hamburgers and warm cokes were all combined to produce one yearbook. Un- der the leadership of Mrs. Ewald and Miss Borman, the staff learned that a yearbook can't be hatched from an eggg it takes work. However, when the deadline was met the memory of the drudgery disap- peared in sighs of reilief and satisfaction with ajob well done. Advisor. . . y - t T, . : :-.-: -. i . . , Q 1 , , L s J ,I J , . A .... ..., W f . 913' , A ...-als-v REMUDA Members, l. Io r. SEATED: S. Fink, D. Hankermeyer, D. Dahms, B. Schuth, B. Buchholz, B. Holslein, T. Nickel. STANDING: I. Luque, S. Osenberg, B. Dittman, J. Janzow, D. Forsell, C. Janzow, J. Karl, B. Rosin, J. Kelm. 4l

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society Members, l. to r. ROW l: S. Kirnbauer, D. Hankermeyer, P. Phelan, L. Wahl, R. Kruse, M. Turner, B. Schuth. ROW 2: B. Buchholz, A. Kautz, M. Wendland, B. Schramm, L. Thum, C. Janzow, S. Osenberg, L. Albers, M. Hensley, Mr. Weerts. ROW 3: Mr. Zemke, B. Kluender, T. Nickel, P. Mahlzan, J. Janzow, M. Poellot, C. Weinrich, S. Keuer, D. Kramer, K. Kolzow, N. Klotz, E. Budnick, B. Rosin. What is the National Honor Society? It is more than an aggre- gation of all the brains in Walther. Although it is definitely a very important quality to have if one seeks admission to the Na- tional Honor Society, the candi- date must possess such qualities as leadership, service, scholastic achievement, and good character. He also must possess Christian qualities. The National Honor Society is the cream of the crop of Walther's students, both in Christian qualities and scholar- ship. National Honor Society Ojjicers, l. to r. BACK: Mr. Weerts, Advisor: Al Kautz, Vice- Presidentg T. Nickel, Treasurer. SEA TE D: S . Keuer, President: B. Buchholz, Secretary.

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Round-Up Staff I. to r. TOP ROW: D. Scheck, N. Klotz, D Kieschnick, M. Lucht. ROW 2: J. Mueller, L. Steben, M Wendland, K. Bunge. ROW 3: C. Kellner, M. Hensley, B Campbell, D. Kraemer. ROW 4: . DeBiak, L. Thum, L. Albers, J. Standke. ROW 5: L. Radzik, J. Zeddies, L. Bergmann, S. Nelson. ROW 6: M. Turner, R. Lusthoj Ju. Zeddies, L. Wil- lerton. ROW 7: J. Prescott, D. Covin, C. Becker, K. Klima. These ambitious reporters round up the news for their fellow cowhands. This year, several new methods of corraling were intro- duced: a new printer, smaller pa- per, final typing is done by the printer, and more editorials. Due to the fine performance of the staff, poets and writers from the home bunkhouse have put on a splendid rodeo this year. Round- Up Editors, I. to r. BAC K: Mr. Dorn, advisory D. K ieschnick, Sports Editor: M. Lucht, C artoonistp M. Hensley, Assist ant News Editor: R. Lusthojf Business Manager. FRONT: M. Turner, L. Albers, Co-Editors in C hief' L. Bergmann News Editor: L. Willerton, Head Typislp L. Thum, Photographer: C. K ellner, Features Editor. 42