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

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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

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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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Peanuts, buy some pea- nuts! , seems to be the Key Club's favorite saying. How- ever selling peanuts is not the Key Club's only activity - they also sponsored the candy drive this year, collected for the March of Dimes, partici- pated in Key Club activities with other high schools, and helped with janitorial work at Arlington Old People's Home. KEY CLUB 3 Offers, l. to r.: Mr. Bede, advisor: G. Neumann, Presidentf D. Scheck, Seerelart T N ickel, Vice-President: S. K euer, Treasurer. K Key Club Members, l. to r. TOP ROW: R. Van Atta, B. Hanson, J. Stuenkel, R. Schnake, R. Alder. J. Scheiwe, G. Bonaguidr R. Becker. ROW 2: D. McClain, Mr. Bede, B. Novota, C. Weinrich, M. Poellol, J. Aul, G. Schuldl, C. Dreesselr, J. Mueller ROW 3: T. Nickel, S. Keuer, G. Neumann. D. Scheck. 43