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Martin Luther High School - Phalanx Yearbook (Greendale, WI)

 - Class of 1977

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, 1 I, A L V Ia ij wi '1 'ul Q 3 ,J ' 1 v if u 7 ,uv E1 If SEQ .WJ , x, ,,.z i ws ' 1 2- ' E' ,gg 1 12 N sz 1 x A 1 1 s , f 3, Q 1' F515 . 1' - r 9 L 1 7,1 . ,V W. :E 2 V3 H, N,-1 ,. k . I w -f, A ww? W ff M3 N f at 2' N ski. f Qi' 2 , ,W f i M -:,ir.,.ff' H x- . O 'M . L' '6 2 F' 466 '1 fi f nu, ,V '3','1I'-'21, v , . new 3 1 O 1 eg Z T ,fi Y I U lb? V, -2.5 7 1, Jil J L' yn jfgt if gf A.. fa May the Lord bless and protect you. May the I.ord's face radi- ate with joy be- cause of you. May He be gracious to you, show you His favor, and give you His peace. Numbers 6: 24-26 Student Life .5535 ww ,, ,yy Q yym siir 5 ifs11.i. ...J M.L. PRESENT53 SPIHEAEAXHXZZ NINETE EN- HUNDRED qsevemv-Seve N .1 or y.,.... 2 11 34 N ' f'f,vf wfJz2z2': f- V' ' i 196 5.9 'f-if N. www lg What d1d you do at school today? Oh, notlung much Is that the conversatlon that takes place when you come home from school? lf so, some of you, A w1ll have to tell your parents what re xlly goes on 1' durlng the course of one d'1y Shoppxng for 1 te'1cher shdmg down the banmsler and rewchxng new heights wuth a little help from some friends ll ...Q 'if I ,-.ww . ,!I'M. 'y'mN Q Ti.. U.1U... 'iff l N if ,. ....,:.. 2:11212 ,,11:2:'-.E'-3'-'57-'EQ liigiiiu ' :::::.3EE :S.'::.-- J -..... -..rf ::.-:Ez -- 'n . 3 l : T vy. ,V , W ,Miff i, 355, H. ' v sg: Q' W ,z , fff:44g,:-N' , . 3 -Q iw . ww. W-'iff' 1 K' 3 FA f 1,7 . , L 1' NT L' ' Q31 . , sf -2, -v ' ,l' nk W ge ww W A ! . E , ,qi t -xl , xi iff '92 A ,, n 4 S , ,,,, ' 1' A L. lx 'il f'yHwwYr'J 5 ,xxx N A - Qfwg -. Y , L, W K, - g X W ' ., ' 'ff ,. K: wmiMWWW6?whMWiQj - ,fw igigy Hgfgaiy- U, Wma:rr1f?:,1H1 2 fw E W- 6 Lai? mffzif V ,-,- ' - N' ,ig 3 ff ,,- V Q, s ff ' 5 Ig +1 f 'W W':1w1mnNrE'Wifi Y 6 , fi Q' '::6?145iE': Vkxk S5 ww' , 1 'f' -. -Y ' 1b. ' f F x ,pa 3 W?-1-.ig 'N 5 'wi j , --., .,, E I viii, Are you working tonight? That is the classic question asked by parents and friends alike. Some- times it seems like you live at your job, but real- ly, what would you do without it? Debbie Schaef- fer would really be in the hole without her donuts. Ruth DuKa1z could lose her shirt! Without her job, lisa Gandre would have to forget about all ma- terial things. Pizza allows Doug Huck to stay in the upper crust, and what would poor Ronald do without all his Big Macs?! jobs are so important to our lives, and those of us who work deserve a lot of credit for going to a job. The surroundings of Martin Luther are a big part of ML life. Root River Park, McDonalds, I-Hop, and Kohl's all are important, but across the street we have one of the biggest parts of Ml. life. By night, Southridge looks quiet and peaceful, but by day it buz- zes with Martin Luther people. On half days, after school, on week- ends, or anytime, you will be sure to find students and teachers roam- ing around in the mall. Some go there to socialize with friends, others have jobs there, and some even go there to shop! l l Q vf W 7 - U V' A X M ag W 'ff-3 -N-'T . Wmmf . i' M Vw! Q ' Wlwunsw- 1 ' . 0 B . WK! ms ' 1V ,W 'MIQQJN' Ev swf x 1 M' w. 54 -au u 191.3 uf-- Qz W6 1 4 mu, zuluwwmawmawv mmwzp w 1 ww wr .V 4 1 I f 9 1 ak 9191 40, W an 1 C Qge ' 'rr , - 'w w Wfrawmm of In 5 1, a' 0 wi uf awww. W -ff - w mwmwln w : O WN WN W. I 'Www' 1 - . ' nv 'Al WMM ww '1w' :wwnmwuwnw . M U-Wiwwwnm, v ' V A , 1, , W ww, , :ws vi V1 RESTAURAN It IS only I ff 2 nail 1. 'Ol' 3 an N A gg: X 5 QIWM is k 4 ik 3 ' m...... M. .,,x . ,, . ,S LQ ,. Q If ww ru S Fw :M xg ,ig .. .g gi i .:2, w w w. ,Q , , - . . ,..,LLL .wgii ..,. .Twill ' . - A 1? ff 1 5 I 50,2-Q T W 4 gg j 2: 21, . ' 3 r f , l fashfign, n. the prevailing mode or cus- tomary style of dress favored by the dominant circles of society. ' These two pages are dedicated to the prevailing mode of dress at Martin Luther. So many things are popular now--boots, skirts, suits, hats, quilted shirts, sweaters, V bibs, gauchos, scarves, letter jackets, and of course, blue jeans, just to mention a few. The fashions that are popular now won't be appreciated until your children say how funny everyone looked back in the olden days of the 70's. Before you belt them with the book, think back to the times you thumbed through your parents' books and laughed at their mode of dress. J f X ,A gf 'f'i ' x .u 7 5 ' .,g, WH ,,,,, 1 'WW N f Q 234 F' - Q ' , ' . 1. Q, ummm eg ' V W ind' -L A F . K iw 3xfXf'47W? W H U '- A .xx 5 W if-H , A W A 1 3 .f ' A A , 5 ' ' J J N' 1- kr .1 f'9i .fa 3'M f 'q W 1 -.,- , ' 8 1, , , ,, 1 If - F W1 f ' ' Y QS ' gg V - if 1 A fl 12352 , M ,,.,' 13 ' , 1 3 -f i: 11' 'f iif- if f - - ' J, M M F 1 if ' TE f -5 Q . . V V. 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W' 1 k ., 5 . 1 ,, ' 1.-,I ,, ,, is Q Y LL- f 0' HS nc.. vs s R gy, 3 3' 3 O SPRKFYQ T86 Q ' ,,L, 'Q 5 'qw 5 ,.... , X3 nk if It Q 1' xv , X 'N , '. f :H Q A .-e g 9 .. D I ' W L f ' ,.. . ' ,, ,3 2 . .f 'S h 1 , 45 1 ,, A 1' H L,, ,,, at ' L ' ' g h -'-b'-,, - - ' X - A rl .1 .,:, 5 5 Ea u X , aff 'L:. ff 7' I-. 1 'W f PS3 H 18 Seniors fig, ,fu ,LQ,. z 3 , fa ll 1 i 149 Q! I . ff . '- . A 4 fi 'W A v8 5 X ss 'ik . if V a F' It M , F Q S t . e gg , , -ml I X kgq-Asif xr 5 in kiss l at R .rw I - . iii Graduates, the future is closer coming on soon the end of high school graduation in june. The world is filled with places to show off smiling faces, some may come and some may o . . . but all in the heart, the friends we know, the past. Undergrads, upcoming they take over Homecoming, Prom, and find- ing the bands and when we are gone we leave it in their hands. Of dances, sales, responsibility to do a better job the only way for them to be. And yet something's missing the graduates. Student life the core of the school of books and work the Writing tool. of friends and jokes the morning cokes the closeness of God miles of knowledge we trod, and yet something's missing the future. B.R. III Each of the four years we've been at Martin Luther brought us new adventure, but now comes the biggest adventure of all - meeting the real, outside world. After Spending four years together, now we say goodbye. We have so much to look for- ward to . . . and so much to remember. In these pages is preserved what we used to be and what we have become - the way we are right now - so that in the years ahead, when we've all gone our separate ways, We will not forget the way our high school days were, the way our good times were, the way our friends were . . . the way we were. Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind, smiles we gave to one another . . . the way we were. Dear Members of the Class of 1977: Christ came into this world for a very specific purpose. He put it this way, The Son of Man is come to seek and to save that which was lost fLuke 19:1OJ. Seeking and saving the lost meant keeping all the commandments which We had broken, paying the penalty for our sins, and overcoming our triple enemy: sin, death, and the devil This required steadfastness, poverty, suffering, death, agony, and resurrection. His greatest accomplishment was man's deliverance from the old life of sin and slavery to a new life in God here and in eternity. Christ made this our primary purpose in life also when I-Ie said, As my-Father hath sent me even so send I you . He explicitly tells us that we are to be His witnesses and make disciples of all people. No matter what voc- ation we choose what college or university we will attend, or what situation we will experience next year, we are given the directive to spend our lives contributing directly or indirectly toward seeking and saving the lost. We are to be a people for others. Your high school, Martin Luther, with its dedicated faculy, has attempted to equip you for this life's task. Your experience in theology classes, worship services, personal communicadon with teachers, and shared relation- ships with fellow Christians have provided a setting for this kind of equipping to occur. Whether you take seriously the challenge God places in front of you is dependent upon your relationship with Christ. Since the Holy Spirit has led you to look into the loving face of jesus and accept Him as your personal Savior, you do have the power to follow Him and be His witnesses. You are different now. You can love even those who don't love you, forgive those who don't forgive you, say no to sin in which others indulge, say yes to Christ whenever He asks you to serve Him and witness of His love and forgiveness. Like St. Paul, you can do all things through Christ who strengthens you. The success of the future lies in His hands. How comforting to know that He assures us of His divine prescence when He promises, Lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the age . fMatt. 28:2Oj Congratulations, dear graduate! May God's abundant blessings be upon you and keep you in His loving and protecting care. May His kingdom continue to grow through your witness. Yours in Christ, Roman C . Valleskey PRINCIPAL Seniors 1 9 4 LAURA ABEL MIKE ALBERS RACHEL BAI-IR SARAH BANGERT JAYE BARNES RON BAUCH Z , HEIDI BEHRENDT BILL BENZ BARB BISCHOFF LISA BLIESE PAUL BRUNETTE KEVIN BUBLITZ 20 Seniors TINA BUCHOLTZ BILL BURGESS JEFF BURKEE LIZ CAIN . Q if ff My 2 1 LORI CI-IERNEY CI-IRIS COLLINS JIM DAHI. JEFF DEMBOWIAK ' ' ' ' Z ,pifffffiwif fr -J 7' f ' V : 'E - IIL, . QF Q LISA DETTLAFF DARRELL DOEPKE RICK DROBKA RUTH DUKATZ S eniors 2 1 BU ,K S 1 . if Q kk ,fi ' CRIS EVERS KAREN FASZHOLZ 3 RON FLOHR CURT FRANKLIN LISA GANDRE STEVE GARSKE VICKI GEORGSON SUE GRACE 22 Seniors Wav LISA GR IMM LIZ GUNKA DAVE HARTEL LORI I-LEINE KEN HEISE JULIE HEUSER MARK HINGISS GUY HOVIE f, PAUL HOWE DOUG HUCK I, f I JANET HUGHES ROSANNE JOHN . A - J! ' t, JODI JOINER LINDA JOR GENSEN JOHN JUDS JOHN KALTENBRUN Seniors 23 WENDY KAPHINGST GWEN KOELLER CI-IERYL KERNEN JUDI KETTNER TAMMY KOEI-IN l x TOM KOESLIN VICKI KOPITSKE KEN KOTTKE 3 , IIC 24 Seniors RICK LAMBERT GERRY LAMM DLANE LASSA RHONDA LOE WW DAN LONGSTAFF MINU LOPEZ MIKE LUPO BETH MARTENS 1 5 I - ' STEVE MARTENS LORI MEIER GARY METZGER BETSY MILOSCH MIKE MOLDENHAUER DAVE MONREAL RANDY MONTANO CRAIG OSWALD Seniors 25 - 'df , P k V 1 ' ' B-117'- 5 , . J, 3 ' '- ' -fa, N 6 I if M5 Y s xx 5 . 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Lomm 2112.159 Tammy Koehn 9141159 Im 1301111 818159 Lisa De+11a1fl 8115159 13010 Bauek 8119159 John xTC,lC1S 919.159 G0111 1'101!1'C 911-115-9 Ken l-lefse 919159 1-1e1'O11 15e11rend1 91171159 Sherrie Rledel 9111159 Dave 1-1ar+e,1 911211511 Be+1q f,Y1ClI 1C1'1S 10110159 1Ta19e1 Serkoulskf 1017159 Ll'fNdOl Jorgensen lO1 115q Karen 1Se1'11'e1 10175159 13111 Burgess 101211159 Darrell Doeplce, 10160159 L-lxl Cam 11175159 B019 LUQ11 1l11,15q Lori CLIQFHCL1 1114159 QOSQHHQ xTO1'1rx 11110159 V1'Q1Q1 KOp1'151ce ll1ll15X 5116110011 Zellmer 11119159 Doug Hbibk 11119159 Debbie SgC,1'16d1Cl 11117158 Jeff Derv11D0uJ1'a1Q ll1Lq1OY Joel Tlwielen 11150157 C11195 COIHV15 11.11-1158 Dawn Se11wee11g1 170115159 Fred Zahn 12.119153 Rachel Bakr 11,12.Q51Dg L-'SOL Gamdre 1L11.915X Tom KOc511'11 11150158 Karen 1:6152-19o1L 17.150158 313111 Jofner 111115131 LAURA ABEL - Track 2,45 Intra- mmals 25 Phalanx 35 Class Treas. 35 Exec. Sec. 45 Caf. Helper 45 Chapel Usher 3,45 Choir 3 ,45 Troubadours 3,45 Usherette 3,45 Productions 2,3,4. MIKE ALBERS RACHEL CRAEJ BAI-IR - Track 1,25 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Spec- trurn 35 Gy'm Leader 45 Choir 3,45 Sym. Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,25 Troubadours 3,45 In- tramurals 4. SARAH QBANGJ BANGERT - Vol- leyball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Manager 2,35 Office Aide 1,2,35 Gym Leader 3,45 Choir 3,45 Troubadours 45 NHS 3,4. JAYE BARNES - Basketball 1,25 Track 1 ,2,35 Intramurals 25 Pha- lanx 3,45 Class Pres. 3,45 Office Aide 1 ,2,45 Chapel Usher 3,45 Gym Leader 45 Productions 2,3. RONALD BAUCH - Football 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Office Aide 4, Gym Lead- er 35 Ground Helper 3,4. BILL BENZ - Basketball 2,35 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 1,25 NHS 3,4. HEIDI BEHRENDT - Softball 15 30 Seniors Senior Directory Caf. Helper 1,35 Library Aide 15 Chorus 1. BARBARA BISCHOFF - Office Aide 3,45 Productions 1 . ELISABETI-I IELDRITCHJ BLIESE Basketball 35 Softball 1,25 Pha- lanx 3,45 Spectrum 35 Library Aide 3,45 Choir 45 Sym. Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Troubadours 3,45 Drama 45 Pro- ductions 3,45 NHS 3,4. PAUL CNATEI BRUNETTE - Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Intramurals 3,45 Gym Leader 3,45 Choir 45 Sym. Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 jazz Lab 45 Brass Choir 45 V. Band 15 Ground Helper 3 ,4. KEVIN QGOOBERJ BUBLITZ - Bas ketball 1 , 2. TINA IBOOCHIEJ LOUISE BU- CI-IOLTZ - Basketball 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Office Aide 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Troubadours 4. BILL BURGESS JEFFREY R. BURKEE - Football 15 Track 15 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 V. Band 1,2,3,4. LIZ CAIN - Track 15 Intramurals 1,25 Office Aide 1,2. LORI CI-IERNEY - Track 2,35 Phalanx 3,45 Office Aide 2,35 Receptionist 45 Gym Office Help- er 35 NI-IS 3,4. CHRISTY COLLINS - Track 15 Choir 2,3,45 Troubadours 35 Dra- ma 35 Productions 2,3. JAMES M. DAI-IL - Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 25 Track 3,45 Wrestling 1 ,2 , 3 ,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Library Aide 35 Gym Leader 45 Audio Visual Aide 35 Choir 45 Sym. Band 3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Troubadours 45 V. Band 1,25 P.U. Cheerleader 4. J. IDUMBOJ DEMBOWIAK - Bas- ketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 45 V. Band 1,2. LISA DETLAFF - Spectrtun 3. DARRELL QDOPKOJ DOEPKE - Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 1,45 Golf 2,35 Spectrum 35 Sym. Band 3,45 Pep Band 3,45 jazz Lab 45 Brass Choir 45 Badger Boy's State 35 NHS 3,4. RICH DROBKA - Cross Country 15 Intramtuals 2,3,45 Basketball 1. RUTH IRUTI-IIEJ M. DUKATZ - Volleyball 35 Softball 25 Track 1. CRIS DOUGLAS EVERS - Wres- tling 1,2,3,43 Int:ramurals l,2,3,4Q Chapel Usher 1,23 Gym Leader 4. KAREN IFLASHJ LESLIE FASZ- HOLZ - Softball 1 ,2,33 Cheer- leader 1,2,3,43 Manager 43 Gym Leader 43 Choir 2,3,4. RON FLOI-LR - Manager 2,33 In- tramurals 3,43 Chapel Usher 2,3,43 NHS 3,4. CURT QBENJ FRANKLIN - Wres- tling 1,23 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. LISA KGANDERJ GANDRE - Pha- lanx 2,3,43 Office Aide 2,43 Sym. Band 2,3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 V. Band 13 Productions 1,2,3,43 NHS 3,4. STEVEN KSTARSKYJ C. GARSKE - Football 13 Sym. Band 1,2,3,4. VICKI GEORGSON - Intramurals 13 Library Aide 3,43 Productions 3. SUSAN QGRAGOJ GRAGE - Track l,2,3,4j Pom-Pons 43 Caf. Helper 1,2,3,43 Library Aide 1,2,3,43 Productions 1,2. LISA IGRUNOJ GRIMM - Track 1,2,33 Pom-Pons 43 Caf. Helper 3,43 Sym. Band 1,2,3,43 Pro- ductions 4. ELIZABETH KELIJ JANE GUNKA - Basketball 1,23 Track 1,2,33 Of- fice Aide 3,43 Choir 3,43 V. Band 13 NI-IS 3. DAVE U-IARTIESJ HARTEL - Football 1,2,43 Track 3,43 Intra- murals 4. LORI I-IEINE - Intramurals 13 Li- brary Aide 3,43 Productions 4. KEN ICHOPSJ I-IEISE - Manager 23 Baseball 13 Wrestling 23 Golf 23 Intramurals 1,2,3g Tennis 4. JULIA HEUSER MARK H. HINGISS - Football 23 Basketball 23 Track 33 Cross Country 1,3,43 Intramurals 1,3,43 Sym. Band 13 Pep Band 1,2,33 V. Band 2,3. GUY HOVIE - Football 1,2,33 Sym. Band 1,43 V. Band 2,33 Pep Band 1,2. PAUL QHOWIEJ Hows DOUGLAS QHUCKSTERJ I-IUCK - Football 1,2,33 Track 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 3,4. JANET IHUGI-IESY BABYJ HUGHES -Basketball lg Track 2,43 Intra- murals 13 Sym. Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,4. ROSANNE QROSEBUDJ JOHN - Softball ls Track 1.23 Intramurals 13 Pom-Pons 2,3,43 Class Sec. 23 Gym Leader 43 Sym. Band 1,2,3,43PepBand 1,2,3,43 Troubadours 1,2. JODI JOINER - Basketball 1 ,2,33 Track 1 ,2,3,43 Intramurals 23 Manager 43 SP6CU'L11Tl1,2,3Q Caf. Helper 43 Gym Leader 43 Sym. Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 Come Together 1,2,3,43 Drama 1,2,3,43 Productions 1,2,3,43 NHS 3,4. LINDA M. JORGENSON - Volley- ball 1,23 Softball 13 Pom-Pons 1,2,3,4. JOHN QPUDLYJ JUDS - Football 1,2,33 Baseball 23 Wrestling 1,23 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Class Sec. 13 Class V.P. 3,43 Sym. Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 Jazz Lab 1,2,33 Brass Choir 1,2,3Q NHS 3. JOHN CBRUINJ D. KALTENBRUN - Football 1,2,3,4Q Baseball 23 Wrestling 1 ,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Library Aide 1,2,33 Gym Leader 4g Audio-Visual Aide 3g Drama 43 NHS 3,4. WENDY KAPHINGST - Chorus 1 . CI-IERYL KERNEN - Pom-Pons 2,3,43 Office Aide 2,3,43 Library Aide 33 Mat Maid 3,4. JUD1TH LYNN KETTNER - Pom- Pons 1,2,3,43 choir 3,4. Seniors 31 TAMARA KATHERINE KOEI-IN - Volleyball 45 Gym Leader 45 Tennis 4. GWEN KOELLER - Track 25 Sym. Band 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Pep Band 1,3,45 Troubadours 3,45 V. Band 15 Drama 2,3,45 Productions 1,2,3,45 NHS 3,4. THOMAS KOESLIN - Track 1,25 Cross Country 1,2,35 Spectrum 35 Drama 3,4. VICKI-JO KOPITSKE - Track 25 Library Aide 3 . KEN fLEOj KOTTKE - Cross Country 15 Phalanx 1,2,35 Spec- trum 1,25 Sym. Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 jazz Lab 3,45 Troubadours 3,45 Come Together 1,25 V. Band 1,45 Drama 35 Pro- ductions 1,2,3,4. RICK LANLBERT - Golf 1,2,35 Intramurals 1 ,2. GERALD LAMM - Football 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 lntramm-als 1,2,3,4. DIANE L . LASSA RI-IONDA SUE LOE - Track 35 Of- fice Aide 3 . DANIEL ISTAFFJ E. LONGSTAFF - Baseball 1,25 Golf 2,3,45 In- tramurals 1 ,2,3. 32 Seniors MINU LOPEZ MIIG5 LUPO - Track 1,2,35 Cross Country 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Manager 45 Sym. Band 3,45 V. Band 1,2. BETH MARTENS - Choir 2,3,45 Sym. Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 35 Troubadours 35 Come Together 45 Productions 2,35 Chorus 1. STEVEN MARTENS - Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 15 Track 2,3,45 Intramurals 4. LORI CMYRRI MEIER GARY SGARE BEARJ METZGER - Footbal 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Chorus 15 Sym. Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 jan Lab 45 Brass Choir 45 V. Band. BETSY ISLOSHJ MILOSCH - Vol- leyball 2,3,45 Intramurals 15 Li- brary Aide 45 Choir 45 Drama 45 Producdons 35 Mat Maid 4. MICHAEL IMOLDYJ MOLDEN- HAUER - Football 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Spectrtun 25 Class V.P. 1,25 Gym Lealder 45 Choir 45 Drama 45 NI-IS 3, . DAVID fMONj M. MONREAL - Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,35 Wrestling 1 ,2,3,45 Gym Leader 3,4. RANDY MONTANO - Track 15 Sym. Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 jazz Lab 1,2,3,45 Re- ceptionist 4. CRAIG QOZJ OSWALD - Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 35 Inu-amurals 3,45 Spectrum 35 Exec. V.P. 45 Chapel Usher 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Troubadours 45 Drama 45 P.U. Cheerleader 4. ROBET QSTELLAJ BRIAN PAT- RICK - Football 1,2,35 Basket- ball 25 Baseball 1,25 Intramurals 1,35 Spectrum 25 Chapel Usher 15 Choir 3,45 Sym. Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Jazz Lab 1,2,3,4. JEFF PETHKE - Intramurals 1,2. KATHRYN POVLICK - Volleyball 1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Softball 1,2,45 Track 1,25 Pom-Pons 2,3,45 Caf. Helper 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Sym. Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Brass Choir 45 Pro- ductions 1,2,3. TIM PREUSER - Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Ban 1,2,3,45 jazz Lab 45 Come Together 3,45 Dra- ma 2,3,45 Productions 2,3. WENDY QWENDELLJ ANN RAND - Cheerleader 2,3,45 Manager 45 Class Sec. 3,45 Office Aide 35 Gym Leader 45 Choir 2,3,45 Troubadours 2,3,4. THOMAS IRAY-NIJ REYNA - Football 1 , 2, 3 ,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Track 3,45 Gym Leader 3,4. SHERRIE RIEDEL - Volleyball 2, Softball 25 choir 2,3,4. WILLIAM H. ROSE III - Football 25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Cross Country 1 ,3,4. CINDY RUSCH - Softball 1,25 Track 15 Class Sec. 45 Office Aide 2,35 Sym. Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 jazz Lab 45 NHS 3,4. DEBBIE SCALES - Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Softball 15 Pom-Pons 1,2,3,4. DEBBIE CSCHAEFJ SCHAEFFER - Basketball 1,2,3,45 Softball 1,2,3,45 Manager 35 Phalanx 1,2,3,45 Class Treas. 15 Caf. Helper 3,45 Office Aide 35 Syrn. Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 NHS 3,45 Badger Girl's State 3. DEBBIE SCI-IEDLER KAREN QYAWNERJ SCHIEL - Phalanx 15 Office Aide 3,45 Pro- ductions 1. DANA L. SCI-IROEDER - volley- ball 1,2 , 3, Basketball 1 5 Softball 1,2,3. DAWN RENEE SCI-IWECKEL JANET KCOWA SERKOWSKI - Of- fice Aide 3g eceptionist 4. JAMES UIM'Rj SIERSZYN - Foot- ball 1,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1 ,2, 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Class Pres. 1,25 Exec. Pres. 3,4. GRETCI-EEN ISTRETCHJ HOPE SONSTROEM - Volleyball 1 ,3,45 Basketball 15 Softball 2,35 Intra- murals 15 Softball 2,35 Intramur- als 25 Phalanx 45 Choir 2,3,45 Troubadours 2,3,45 Drama 1,2,3,45 Productions 2,3,45 NHS 3,4. DONNA CDONNIEJ STEINBREN- NER - Softball 1,2,3,45 Volley- ball 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Intramurals 1,25 Pom-Pons 253,45 Manager 1,25 Caf. Helper 2,3,45 Gym Office Helper 1,2,3,4. SCOTT STUCK1 - Football 152,35 Chapel Usher 2,3,45 Gym Leader 4. ROBERT ,IEROLD SVOREC - Cross Country 25 Office Aide 15 Library Aide 35 Audio-Visual Aide 3,4. BETH TEN BROEKE - Track 1,25 Phalanx 1,3,45 Sym. Band 3,45 Pep Band 1,3,45 V. Band 15 Pro- ductions 1,3,45 Receptionist 4. JOEL R. Tl-IIELEN - Intramurals 1. TONY QMOEQ TROTALLI - Foot- ball 1,2,35 Track 3,45 Office Aide 2. BARBARA WATSON - Choir 45 Productions 1 ,2,3. ROBERT IWHEELJ WEIL - Foot- ball 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 In- tramurals 1,2, 3,45 Manager 1,2,35 Chapel Usher 1,2,3,45 Gym Leader 35 NHS 3,4. ANNWESSLER - Drama 2,3,45 Productions 3,45 NHS 3,4. CRAIG KKRAUT, WILLYJ WIL- HARM - Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Sym. Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 jazz Lab 1,2,3,45 Troubadours 45 Productions 4. FREDERICK QFREEDJ A. ZAHN - Intramurals 1,3,4. MARK KGWABSJ ZELLMER - Golf 15 Intramurals 15 Manager 2,3. SHARON ZELLMER - Basketball 2,3,45 Softball 1,2,35 Class Treas. 25 V. Band 15 Gym Helper 45 NHS 3. Seniors 33 ' --f 11.-- 1. Pam Bohn, Randy Block, Debbie Boehm, Ellyn Blazer. 2, Barb Becker, Charissa Bertram, Brian Barnes. 3. Ellen Abel, LuA1m Baguhn, Dave Alfery. Juniors 35 sk The Spirited Class Cf '78 J' ' bv. A! 'Witt Sf5l'Dlllg W I v 2' Q4 , E M1215 36 Jumors , ?'- - N.,-M, awwwa FM .xr M H w 4 355 fe L 1 z ' if x i ' an 1. Cindy Chladek, Chris Czap- lewski, Alex Chartier. 2. Bet- sy Burton, Peter Brondos, Be- verly Bruss. 3. jill Dembowiak, Dennis Drews, Lori Denning. 4. Debbie Einem, Kathy Erd- mann, Carl Evers, Scott Eccle- ston. 5. Heidi Hafeman, Judy Hahn, Glenn Harr, Mark Han- son. 6. Sylvia Herrmann, Dav Hilbert, Craig Haupt, Mark Henckel, Tim Hatchell. 7. Jeff Georgson, Tim Gieschen, Glenn Freeman, Fred Goefsch, Sarah Green. 2 Juniors 37 Experiencing Koinonia! Y 38 Juniors '1' 'V ' Q 'xv Nj gl iff! i if I I aww' nnrir g -43 J, W dm .,......... I ' 1. Patty johnson, Carol Hillman, Roberta Iansa. 2. Julie Iuds, Steve Jung, Jeff Juds. 3. Cheryl Duchow, Renee Du- Katz, Sally Drobka. 4. Lee Frahm, Lori Franz, Teri Franz jack Franz. 5. Chris Kramer, Mary Kowert, Phil Kopitske Linda Kroh. 6. Dan Mech, Lorri Martin, Craig Meissler. 7. Patty Martens, Steve Maike, Jenny Marquardt. 8. Sue Nelson, Ken Meurer, Mary jo Moravec. Juni ors 39 40 M er Classmen Arise! A if 'N x ...K 4-Q1 ,.a., ... i.i it , iv ' X 4---5. 2 - ' r , , , y 1. Diane Krueger, Lori Ladwig, Kathy Krubsack. 2. Andrea Kohel, Terri Kernen, Connie Kohl- meyer, Chris Koehn. 3. Lynn Kaphingst, Brian Kennedy, Tim Kelley, Paul Kanitz. 4. Lori Loe, Cathy Maas, Phil Lang, Lance Lemke, Bob Madi- son. 5. Ellen Rivera, Laurie Riedel, Terry Rup- precht, Karl Rose. 6. Kristy Storm, jeff Torres, Torn Stecker, Craig Tank. 7. Karen Oswald, Rod Nibbe, Debbie Oswald. Juniors 41 Plash - Back Of Amercian History i'w R X f m 42 Juni ors -55 5 . , , I .-,, wwf .H L 3 4-5. 2 A fx AIJ4 f a A w . 1 Barb Sharp, Dlane Schuldt, Debble Sievert, Ter1 Sell, john Slmpson, Steve Schnelz 2. Pam Puls, Will Resch, Mark Reiss, Paul Povlick, Chris Reinke. 3. Holly . x h 'X . Phillips, Mark Poklar, Dave Pav- lich. 4. Pam Schmidt, jill Sch- midt, Lynn Schilder. 5. Sue Wil- harm, Gail Woelffer, Mark Wester- man, Russ Whiting. 6. Jeff Takala, Sharon Tic, Dennis Thompson, Mark Thiede. juniors 43 Sophomor 44S ph s fe , xizf gffii - vff wwfafu wif l -f:.. ' Q N , , -E -W 'xii , wp My , .. 'x . W L, f fx fn . , , ,, C y 4 6 ' if I ' ' Q fx I A fx 4.1 I H Vx - . . C ugix . ,f,-11445 ...W 1.5, N' X, SOD ei? BENQ! C cf: ,,, I. , A , , 1 4, 1. Connie Barnes, Dee Adler, Janet Barndt, Becky Bahr, Jim Barndt, 2. Dave Bernhardt, Gail Berkhahn, Rick Barwa, jim Baumgart. 3. Alethea Bertram, Vicki Blazer, Ed Billyard. 4. Dianne Block, Jenny Bleichwehl, Kim Blue, Brad Bluhm. 5. Randy Chiaverotti, Mike Cichy, Frank Cleppe, Cheryl Cottrell, Bob Christiansen. 6. Ned Hovie, Bob Jaeger, Pat Holtz, Rick Iahnke. 7. Chuck Dulde, jill Duszynski, Joan Esch, Verlane Erick- sen. 8. Laura Boyer, john Brunette, Bonnie Burgess, Paul Brant. Sophomores 45 1. Tom Cutting, Holly Decker, Candy Debban, Laura Dahl. 2. Chris Grunewald, Dave Franklin, Linda Garske, Brad Froemming. 3. Eric I-Iolmberg, Judy Hafner, Mark Harr, Nancy Heise, Karen Hoj- nacki, Sue Hanson, Ken I-Ielinski. 4. Kevin Majors, Dave Luethy, Steve Longstaff, Ken Matzke. 5. Julie Kaphingst, Dave Kaphingst, Kevin Kais, Mark Kasprzak. 6. Dave Ladwig, Torn Kroeger, Jim Kuch- ler. 7. Barb Kraft, Karyn Krebs, Jeff Kossow. L. 46 Sophomores Fantastic + Terrific 2 Class Cf '79 Sph 48 Sophomores 1. Bob Mayer, Abby Miller, Julie Meissler, Jim Meka. 2. Dean Kennedy, Kara Kopac, janet Knutson, Daryl Kohlmeyer. 3. LuAnn Lanke, Jeff Loe, Jeff Lohf, Richard Leske. 4. Sandy Potterton, Carrie Reiss, Tom Pieper, Scott Perko. 5. Bill Pautz, Kathy Otto, Dwayne Mittag, jim Otto. ' mu. ' H4545 Sophomores Make World History! N Sph wwf If 50 Sophomores ,E Q -- ,, ,... 1 , :i ,.:,, 1 1-, . , ,gf . . ,, 3 . ll Q' we xx Living And Learning In Christ WSI' x - X f M. - - H f ' - . ,W i,,. w ,. K' ,f i Y.. -4 ER 1. 1 N Karen Scholtes, Bonnie Schaffner, Dave Schuldt, Tim Serkowski, Jenny Scott, Ai- leen Scherer. 2. Linda Miracle, Monica Missun, Robert Missun. 3. Evelyn Retzlaff, Val Riedel, Heidi Resch, Jay Schaefer. 4. Shari Simrell, Don Smith, Lisa Shilling, Dave Skorzewski. 5. Paul Wessler, Kathy Wulf, Dean Weil. 6. Beth Stach, Lori Stres- ing, Ron Timm, Ron Smith, Gary Stelse. 7. Katie Wariick, JoAnn Woelffer, Mark Tunks. e Qxb .--5 hh-mg. 'N--4'1 ----. Q-.... 'S-... Sophomores 51 Brand New Paces Appear! y wif? x N X K Q ,S f , , X, .f A ' ., -Q ,' f J , 4 M: ' - I ...L v ! Q nw. -Q 5' 'SEP' Dwi of .fig 1. Dean Adler, Dave Awe, Dan Badzinski, Phil Abel. 2. Paul Bernhardt, Kris Bianchi, Jeanne Bauer, Erica Berres. 3. Gregg Bar- trorn, Richard Baguhn, Brett Bartel, Debbie Badzinski, Carol Bauch. 4. Mike Buchman, Beth Bruening, Dave Bliese. 5. Bob Duchow, jim Drobka, Dina Duszynski. 6. Kevin Coerper, Linda Dahl, Paul Conrad, Nancy Cot11'ell, Carey Clemens. 7. Karl Howe, Daryl Huck, janet Hewitt, Paul Hintze, Mark Hogan. Freshmen 53 1. Scott Hansen, jim Han- son, joan Hansis, Craig Hambrock. 2. Jim Karlo- vich, Dan Kanitz, jill Kal- tenbnm, Misty Johnston, Linda johnson 3 Dwa ne . . y Hale, jim Hahn, Dave Gan- czak, john Gehlhaart, Al Hafeman. 4. jeff jagusch, Howard Hughes , Jeff John- son, Randy jans, Linda jalmke. 5. Gary Frahm, Don Freyberg, Leslie Esche, Dawn Eccleston. 6. Kris Kopitske, Tammy Keller, Pam Kopac, Laura Kennedy. 54 Freshmen Frosh Come Alive! 7 Freshmen 55 w gin. 1. Julie Pawlak, Shari Perko, Lori Pieske, Renee Pos- avec, Mark Peterson. 2. Kevin Mueller, Laura Nelson, Scott Meyers. 3. Carla Oswald, Jeff Otter, Gary Onstad. 4. Peggy Lindenberg, Dan Le Van, Linda Leske, Jeff Lemke, Sandy Madison, Don Leifer. 5. Desi Laurin, Kurt: Latham, Jim Lamm, Sandy Kurer, Denise Larsen. 6. Michelle Meyers, Donna Mayer, Jim Marquardt, Gary Martens. 7. Beth Kreider, Nanette Kroenke, Don- ale Kramer, Dave Krubsack. 8. Bob Rieck, Sherry Rand, jim Povlick. 56 Freshmen 1... 3 Freshmen Add New Life! Min 'K 1 , s 5: i 3 5 a,-ggxil 1. Curt Roeglin, Rusty Rose, Tim Roser, John Rupena. 2. Sheri Schoemann, jackie Schimke, Michele Schmidt, Dawn Schaeffer, Bob Sanders. 3. Geoff Scott, Judy Struck, Teddi-jean Takala, Debbie Szuta, Rick Takala. 4. Phil Hartman, Ted Heise, Scott Haupt, Don Heinen., 5. Bob Zautke, Steve White, Mike Youngblood, Barb Wulf, Sandy Zellmer, Kathy White. 6. Dave Vig, Sue Taylor, Mike Valleskey, Bonnie Ten Broeke, jeff Urban, Mike Wagner, Katie Tesch, Cheryl Tripp. 7. Doug Schroeder, Laura Semple, Lynnette Schwechel, Dave Sheedy. 58 Freshmen N '1 ,-wi. rift' ,,,,. , Freshmen, Freshmen Don't Be Shy! Walking In The Way Of Christ ,wfffg U t E is law' 1. Mary Morris, Mark Kasprzak, Shelly Koepsel, Carol Riske. 2. Mike Gilhuber, Karen Coogan, Crystal Ogran, Sarah Bahr. 3. Bill - i 1 Sodemann, Dana Stirk, A1 Stein, i Sheri Stach, Cheryl Stacker, juli Sierszyn, Pat Sorcic. M as Ti 5 l I I 'nf :,.., Q. vt fg Y J, N K A y K K Wh.V -T.k 1 Q5 ' K I .1 i awzf E EE: : ,gt 1 f I x fl Nj L. Ai Faculty 63 64 Faculty ,., MRS. DAHL: Spanish, Pom Pons MR. BOCI-IE: Shop, Mechanical Drawing 'I ' Rf 'f?',s , Ci MRS. PIERCE: Home Ec., Cheerleading MR. RICHTER: Art, Wrestling, Football 'Q , N '--.Q W,1' 'ei A MR. DOEPKE: German, Handicrafts, Golf MR. CHAPMAN: English, Drama Qi. MR. REIGLES: English, Wrestling MISS CAREY: English, Yearbook, Track Faculty 65 66 Faculty MRS. GRASS: English fb S reid' E' , ,, MR. LINDAU: Theology, Choir, Troubadors, Drama MR. KRUBSACK: Band, jazz Lab, Brass Choir, I-Iumanitie MISS SCHOENBECK: Phy. Science, Plant Science, Soft- ball ff ,. ,S M Sei, e j fu , ww .ir f :emi 3 ,, ,, .,,J 5 1-if-M ,X,,,, MR. TEETZEN: Phy. Science, Chemistry, Algebra, Student COLIIlC1l MR. SODEMANN: Physics, AV MR. SCHNEIDER: Phy. Bd., Football, Baseball MR. CATTAU: Phy. Ed., Football, Wrestling Faculty 67 68 Faculty MISS MOORE: Phy Ed., Volleyball, Basketball, Track MISS RUGGIER: Phy Ed. , Volleyball, Basketball, Softball MR. FASZHOLZ: History, Geography, Basketball, MR. HERZOG: History, Track Baseball MR. KOEPKE: Fr. Basketball, Mathematics, Tennis MR. GABLER: Mathematics, j.V. Volleyball MR. MANGELS: Mathematics, Vr. Basketball, I. V. Football MR. WIDENHOFER: Theology, Track, J. V. Football Faculty 69 70 Faculty of MR. SCHNAKE: Theology, Cross Country MR. BERLINSKI: Theology, Intramurals, Vr. Base- ball MR. I-IAFEMAN: Business, Bookstore MRS. SHANNON: Business VN Q Xxx' DR. MARTIN WESSLER: Superintendent GEN FUSS: Office Secretary MRS. STORM: Librarian MRS. KUCHLER: Librarian fix 4 S M . f 'Af' 1 ,.,-1' K K Q , gm' ,M r,,. ,ll, S Xl , 'Y Q MIS. Kossow, Mrs. Maike, Mrs. Ruediger, Mrs. Spitzer Faculty 71 . ' . MR. WEDEL: Guidance Comuselor MRS. GOURLEY: Office Secretary MR. BERTRAM: Director of Development DEBBIE BOEDER: Office Secretary MRS. BANGERT: Office Secretary i 72 Faculty MRS. TOEPFER: Association Secretary MRS. BRANDT: Association Secretary MR. SLYFIELD: Maintenance MRS. OSWALD: Association Secretary MRS. NITSCI-IE: Association Secretary Faculty 73 74 sports f N .J HI... 4 T-5 5 : . Y 1 I. X 4, Q ' 1 Q. X, V Sw l 1 ,. - 4 ,, -4 m ' ' 'K I 1 fi f' wfjAf', 1 . V- K ml , V: l A , -W uxi., ,wh 2 L f -M '- Q-'Ti5 w'?2i'?:5i f'0'f'4'-34fA .. ' NJ ., . I f F , ii W A 1 N S, . I . , .wk . A ,K .F X it K Q X - 'SF FS-rd' ' A' ' S. 'iff 'P ' V 'MT'g11'f' - . . .. , ,- . K. , Q- X K- M f. ' Q My ,, . I 'Y-ggm 49.3 5.7. L MN, my 'f' , 1- 1' 5T gTA'1, 'if: T5 jT . , W V Af 1.6 ' M-L ,, A -S 1 , 1 fd W, ' ,,,, . -. K me-, . . 'Kiwi -ff' 5 ,- 4' .. g 9 A., i i P W :Ni ' x'?mJ ' X fs:-J f ' Sports 75 EI 0 7 Ca 'n C C C a 'N 7 Q Cl C Q 41 D 61. V. Baseball C. ,Q--rw., :sm ?3ff ffQ5f1?1i?J::2vSY'5i23f?-Y.,ZlT'1Ht:fu'f:.:f6ff.,.,W:.,..14. ,s. ---W 1:wC:1s. Q- v4:...,:f:f , f l For the 1977 j.V. baseball team it was a year of improving individual skills and working as a team. In their conference, the team had a 5-5 record. Led by Kevin Kais, who had 4 wins, they beat Racine St. Catherines 4-3. During the season several hitters stood out such as Kais, Jeff Lemke, and Mike Vallesky. This year's team, with mostly freshman players and a yotmg pitch- ing staff, lost some touch games but should be much improved next year. The 1977 j.V. baseball team is as follows: FRONT ROW: Coach Schnake, Mike Vallesky, Mark Peterson, Ernie Ladwig, Mike Wagner, Bob Sanders, SECOND ROW: Al Hafeman, Bob Duchow, Dave Kaphingst, Jeff Leml-te., Jeff Otter, BACK ROW: Gregg Bar- trom, jim Marquardt, Don Leifer, Kevin Kais, john Gehlhaart, Coach Schneider. 'r'r-' C f - fr--,WM f yr, .,., E Tm , HEEL E ,.. was aa.--,, , .... eet'e ayrr .Lib l'X C XJ ' 0 D ,......e We E :WG . A eC f ,f ,- 1 , -q f C... B B ffziw- 1. LET? A -' ' ' ' Q ., . . . Jw-ff l 3, ? J. v. Baseball 77 QL GET! UBI! Ci!! GI! CEI! C111 fic' Eli dl ff,-in GK OED EEHII ' Qin l C5-ill 78 Varsity Baseball The Martin Luther baseball team embarked on its most difficult schedule ever and has had quite a suc- cessful season, especially in the Midwest Prep Confer- ence. Martin Lut.her's pitching over the season has been outstanding with pitcher jerry Lamm and junior Paul Povlick carrying the load. Lamm had a no-hitter against St. John's and also a 2 and 3 hitter. Povlick had a 2-hitter and a 3-hitter, so both pitchers were very strong all season long . The hitting has been balanced most of the year, with The 1977 M.L. Varsity Baseball team is as different individuals contributing at timely situations follows: Seniors: Bob Weil, Craig Oswald, during the season. With two league games remaining jim Sierzen, jeff Dembowiak, jerry Lamm, the Spartans are currently in first place in the Midwest Juniors: Pete Brondos, Paul Povlick, Dave Conference . They need two more wins to take confer- Alfrey, Dennis Thompson, Sophornores: Dar- ence and one victory to achieve a tie for first. rell Kohlmeyer, Dean Weil, Tom Kroeger. VARSLTY BASEBQALL e M.L. OPPONENT, 2 fMessmer.H if Q F3 iill i iU11iVerSi 2Y+ ti.. l.lr 44, tes , iii .cc l i l ..,. til if 137 :ff c. llfi 511 B. s Sf- s 2 erai i.ii p 10 ' . Q0 i s 'X Lf' 2r gii .225 -, ,355 gg. A 5, -.in ,,.,. .affwg H, .gill-s:t. V. 5 Varsity Baseball 79 U CE flf 7 fi 80 .IV Basketball .S I 1 , The 1976-77 junior Varsity Basketball Team consisted of: BOTTOM ROW: juli Sierszyn, Val Riedel, ROW 2: Kathy Otto, Laura Nels Sandy Kurer, Carol Bauch, ROW 3: Sandy Potterton, mgr, Nancy Heise, Beth Bruening Vicki, Blazer, TOP ROW: Miss Ruggier, Sandy Madison, Pat Sorcic, Linda Dahl. The team had a good season this year with alot of spirit and competition. Miss Ruggier put in alot of time and effort, and when things were not going too good, she never gave up on the team. The final record in conference was 3-6 and the overall record was 7-8. The team was young this year so the future for the Girl's Basketball Team looks good. The team voted Vicki Blazer as Most Valuable Player and Beth Bruening as Most Improved Player. on, h 1 :mJVLh Basketball Hale? St. Maryi'Sb E5 West Milwdukee Racine E m Sf- J0SePhs f ii 3gf : i Jmfep DSITIA ' Pius, Catholigilxdekxiorial ' LQST WON WQN WON WGN LOST LOST LOST LOST WGN 7 s 4 lr cn, C-5 rv 41113 C D- 7 L'-. C cb C n Z fe, N.. H CN CA W CID 82 Varsity Basketball The 1976-77 Girl's Varisty Basketball Team includ- ed the following: BOTTOM ROW: I.orri,Martin, Cindy Chladek, Donna Steinbrenner, Ellyn Blazer, Debbie Schaeffer, SECOND ROW: Laurie Reidel, mgr., Lisa Shilling, Jill Dembowiak, Lynn Kaphingst, Miss Moore, THIRD ROW: Debbie Einem, Sharon Zellmer, TOP ROW: Tina Bucholtz. T i s Girl ' Sif-V'2.TSitY-'B8,SkQQCb3J,?g V5 ' ' LOST ziii s J Hale . ,,,11 . . n . sf. . . ' A St- he i MU-If tlsss 32-355 5. L5 illlass LOST T iIiOST 59-45 sr. yyrarlmerinesi? OST? 185-41. 'XXX it ' us- Losif 55-3.1 N3 ,fr Memqrial 45-421 Q Neue if 41.1 V ..i, V . Hu-ga-bah! VVhat could this strange word mean? It stands for the United Hongo Association of the Benches of America. It is an exclusive club for the bench warmers of the team, and it represents some of the fun times during the season. There were two really exciting games this season. One of these was at St. Joe's where the game was won in the final seconds. Donna Steinbrenner tied the Messmer game which led the team into overtime. The Spartans went on to win this game . Sharon Zellmer made All-Conference this season. This was a first for any girl at Martin Luther. Overall the season was fun, exciting, and everyone learned a lot. Varsity Basketball 83 W,- 'I i ,xx 5. ' , LAX' , .f wh- ! 16 , V, K -1 I wmv, 2 '- 34 QW Q' V A Hman if ibm uf ' f-W5 be E x WY ,Wy ,wmx NWQ w 1 SPE? as -S' s, 'Q x if , ' r gig' X .M ff ,.--: ', 'H' '1' -' 'H '1 Wil if' ,,.,' :H My , . -f BL , f , ssri M ' , f 7 r 'NX ' r 1- :'4ta15l 5 ip 2,25 Na 1 p ,X ,ff ,X 1, After a very rough beginning, in which the lost their first four games, the M.L. J.vX Basketball team bounced back to have a very successful season under the guidance of Coach Faszholz. The total season record was 13 wins and 7 losses, and a 10 win 2 loss record in conference play. This meant that this year's team came out on top in their league competition. The high point of the season was a last second shot made by Freshman jeff Lemke, that brought the win over St. Mary's. During the season they had a six game winning streak. Soph- omore Dave Luethy led the team in scoring and rebounding. All in all there was a team contribution and a total Lmity that brought out victory. It was a fine season. The 1976 j.V. Basketball Team is as follows: FRONT ROW: Gary Martens, jeff Loe, Tom Kroeger, Steve Longstaff. BACK ROW: Daryl Kohlmeyer, Dave Luethy, Brad Bluhm, jim Baumgart, Coach Fasz- holz. Not pictured: Al I-Iafeman and jeff Lemke. 'This year's Freshmen Basketball team had a fine season, ending up with a 7-5 record. They accomplished this with a lot of good hustle and spirit. Led by Bob Du- chow and Jim Povlick, M.L. defeated Marquette twice. A high point of the sea- son was the victory over Milwaukee Luth- eran 35-31. This was a special victory since M.L. had lost the previous meeting between the two teams at Milwaukee Luth- eran. The guys learned to work together as a team and improved their individual skills. With this year's experience, the fu- ture looks good for these freshmen players. The 1976 Freshmen Basketball Team is as follows: FRONT ROW: jeff johnson, Bill Sodemann, Mike Vallesky, Mark Petersen. SECOND ROW: Gregg Bartrom, jim Mar- quardt, Bob Duchow, Don Leifer, Doug Schroeder, Dave Bliese . BACK ROW: Coach Koepke, jeff Urban, Don Frey- berg, jim Povlick, Scott Haupt, jeff ja- gusch. Not pictured: Craig I-Iambrock. Freshmen Basketball 85 KT3 ,L-M l -l 5. Q at 3 js? K 2 The 1976 Varsity Basketball team is as fol- lowsg FRONT ROW: Rick Barwa, Pete Bron- dos, Don Smith, Bill Rose, Dennis Thomp- son, Dave Alfrey, BACK ROW: Coach Man- gels, Rod Nibbe, Darrell Deopke, Tom Reyna, Mike Moldenhauer, Russ Whiting, Paul Povlick, Craig Tank. ssii A Ji- lsll iaa .ailailfa g 7 sss,a ssseis at -irfl 1 k'li 48 67 7 2 40 59 52 iisii slls Eil The Varsity Spartan Basketball team, after losing its first four games, went on to Win its next 12 out of 16 to finish with a respectable 12-8 record. In conference, ML finished tied for 2nd with a 9-3 record. Leading the Spartans was all-conference Tom Reyna. For the second year Tom led the team in scoring f15.6 ptsfgamej and in rebounding f12.4 reb!gameJ . Darrell Deopke was second team all-conference and a major contribution in the team's success. Darrell was the second leading scorer with an average of 11 .7 points per game . Two other sen- iors, Bill Rose and Mike Moldenhauer completed their high school basketball careers with fine performances. Highlights of the season would include the exciting 64- 62 victory over St. Mary's for our first conference win, our 53-52 win over Franklin on Doepke 's last second shot, and our overall second place finish in the Mid-West Prep Conference. Varsity Basketball 87 Eg? ' rip il1 6- I , ,,,, . . . .. ,W . ,, W 'El' .159 mtv 1 QI? N 'x C, ,I og N Gil' E53 CED , 1 1 1 , 1 ' 1 g i i i X3 .. NN x 'UP 'J lr xx! K7 ' N. , ix Q. 3 KWLIL This year's Cross Country team did well this season. Led by some strong individual runners, they were a top contender in conference. With victories over Wayland, St. Mary's, and St. Iohn's, they were well prepared for the conference meet. There they placed second behind a tough University team. From there they went on to state and finished ninth in Class B. This year's top runner was Paul Brant. His average time was 17:11 and his best time was 16:41. With his 13 firsts Paul lead the team to many victories. Senior Mike Lupo was the number 2 runner with an average time of 17:565 his best time was 17:01. Mike was a consistent top finisher with 5 seconds and 7 thirds. The number 3 runner was Steve Longstaff with a 17:58 average and a 17:28 best time. The 4th and Sth place runners were Seniors Darrell Doepke and Bill Rose averaging 18:18 and 18:50. 3 7 w if ' 4 The 1976 Cross Country team is as follows: 1.Mike Buchman 2. Howard Hughes 3. Bill Rose 4. Mike Lupo 5. Jim Marquardt 6. Paul Brant 7. Ron Smith 8. Tim Serkowski 9. Don Heinen 10. Steve Longstaff 11. Coach Schnake 12. Kris Kopitske 13. Mark Hingess 14. Dave Bliese 15. Darrell Doepke Cross Country 89 GI ? ii A. IHHH iigew ii? AIHHHI' qi 901. V. Football V ff' 2321 k...Vk Q fresh R27 U, .55 a: Margqggte Wa 1556 Mil. 'Edwboys orthwestefn Egacine L St. johns St., Mary'sM ' University Grdehdale' V WISCQ. , V We're number one! After many long hours of practice and hard fought games, this year's J. V. football team took the con- ference championship. They had a 5-O conference record going into their final game for the championship. The entire sea- son was on the line as they went up against a tough University team. It was an exciting, close game with our team taking the I. V. title on a 28-26 victory. The coaches were pleased with the excellent freshman players and had the help of some strong returning sophomores. Over-all it was a great season. The 1976 1. V. Football team is as follows: FRONT ROW: Rick jahnke, Jeff Lofh, jeff Kossow, Dave Schuldt, Scott Perko, Dean Kennedy, jeff Loe, Daryl Kohlmeyer, jim Kuchler. SECOND ROW: Mike Kadolph, Dave Ladwig, Chuck Dulde, Daryl Huck, Jeff Otter, Scott Haupt, jim Povlick, Bob Duchow, Dean Weil. THIRD ROW: Mike Valleskey, Gregg Bartrom, Don Freyberg, jeff Lemke, Rick Barwa, Gary Stelse, Ted Heise, Mike Gilhuber, Randy Chiaverotti. FOURTH ROW: Al Hafeman, Bob Chris- tiansen, Mark Harr, Dave Skorzewski, Jim Barndt, jim Lamm, Dan Kanitz, Kevin Ma- jors. FIFTH ROW: Gary Martens, Jeff jagusch, Kevin Mueller, Steve White, Dave Sheedy, Don Leifer, Bob Sanders, Curt Roe- glin. BACK ROW: Coach Mangels, Dave Awe, Kevin Coerper, Rusty Rose, Dan Le- Van, Jeff Urban, Doug Schroeder, Coach Widenhofer, Coach Cattau. I. V. Football 91 Dominican W2YU1d iQfQf Stiff: ' Sig- 2315 4'LiMi1ry 3 University The 1976 Varsity Football team is as follows: FRONT ROW: Steve Jung, Mark Westerman, Dennis Thompson, Paul Brunette, Tom Reyna, Gary Metzger, Paul Kanitz, Dave Monreal, Mike Moldenhauer. ROW 2: Mark Hanson, Alex Chartier, Frank Cleppe, jim Dahl, john Kaltenbrun, Craig Wilharm, Ron Bauch, Bob Weil. ROW 3: jim Sierszyn, john Brunette, Dave Luethy, Carl Evers, Jeff -Iuds, Randy Block, Steve Mar- tens. BACK ROW: Coach Richter, Karl Rose, Tim Gieschen, Dave Al- fery, Dave Hartel, Tim Kelley, Craig Haupt, Coach Schneider, Dave Kaphingst, Ed Billyard. M.. The 1976 Varsity football team had a great season this year. With a 5-1 conference record they took second place. They had a rough time at first, losing 3 out of 4 games. Then because of a knee injury M.I.. lost Jim Dahl, a potential All-Conference lineman. Injuries like these hurt the team, but the players pulled together and won 4 out of the next 5 games. In two of these games, Racine and St. John's M. L. made surprising second half come- backs for victories. Next came the game against St. Mary's, a game that would decide both the Midwest Prep Championship and a chance for the Class B title. St. Mary's played a good game beating us 17-0, and later went on to take the Class B title. At the beginning of the season Coach Schneider had said that this would be the year to win the Class B Championship- we came very close. Craig Oswald, Ron Bauch, Dave Monreal, and Dave Hartel were picked as All-Conference players. Varsity Football 93 9 N 'RP P 94 Golf Q 5S Ai'A gi ,Jw 6 . '-' . 1,, ,M 'iff Rf? --, V, ww ,, t.9pE!,.5,4 ,. W .V '- A A' P1 m 'Ttwa?es'4.'f,f1,Q J a The 1976 M. L. Golf Team members had a fine season. They were a bit inexpe- rienced with their starting S consisting of 2 juniors, 1 Sophomore, and 2 Freshman. The Golf Team had few victories, two of which came over A. B. E. and one over Prairie School. Lead by Steve Maike the team did well for their lack of experience. The in- dividual scores improved giving Coach Doep ke hope for a better season next year. The 1976 golf team is as follows: 1. Bob Rieck 2. Dennis Drews 3. Steve Maike 4. joel Doepke 5. john Gelhaart 6. Bob Madison 7. jim Hanson J .11-vu. 96 LV. Softball Vlllllllll' ATDAIIIIIA V 1 This year's JV Softball team was led by Miss Schoenbeck feven though at times she didn't like to admit it. J It took a long time to learn to work as a team but they did pull off one Win in the last game of the season. Their record was 2 wins and 5 losses, fone Win was because of a forfeit when the other team couldn't find the diamond. jAll of the players have great potential and have more seasons of soft- ball to look forward to. The 1976- 77 IV Softball team consisted of: BOTTOM ROW: Sherry Rand, Leslie Esche, Linda Dahl, Michelle Schmidt, julie Sierszyn, Miss Schoenbeck. MIDDLE ROW: Sandy Madison, Nancy Cottrell, Donna Mayer, Cheryl Stecker. TOP ROW: Carol Bauch, Laura Nelson, Chris Bianchi, Beth Bruening, Judy Hahn, mgr. WN Q.: .. , c ,,,A J usi' , ',M?5gg v.. ?1US 4 g MU? ,A NW N ,,5gg 14- 5- SH qgggi if VZ., ggi .113 f. 5' 9 -11,- iff- url 19- J.v. Softball 97 C Q Cl r D 4' '.. f'N ix Q. C7 Ni! C C Cl K, D C ,f 5... 'N f ls 7 C C G D M1211 98 Varsity Softball '4lLu1,l.V rflhffll X ' The Varsity Softball team, coached by Miss Ruggier, has had a good start this season. With many talented people, they have won their first two games. They have slowed the pace a little but are hoping for more victories. We wish them the best of luck for the rest of the season and the years to come. The team consists of: BOTTOM ROW: Pam Schmidt, Katie Povlick, Cindy Chladek, Renee DuKatz, Beth Stach, Lynn Kaphingst. MIDDLE ROW: Donna Stein- 1 brenner, Debbie Einem, Pam Puls, Lorri Martin, jenny Marquardt. 1 TOP ROW: Andrea Kohel, mgr. , Sylvia Hermann, mgr. , Debbie Schaeffer, Vicki Blazer, Carrie Reiss, Val Riedel, Ellyn Blazer, Miss Ruggier. 11NfW,fwH.w-mffzv -ff was -'ff is-it . , W NAHwQMQmi3ig??5 Mgmg Mwwf E 63 ' -- - ' Mgwwi-WNQQQQQE ' wmwww -mwggksgg , 3m5?gQw5QQQ5QQ5 , S. 1 wat 'si:5f:4:.s: are , 2 Varsity Softball 99 C52 c w nf' 7 CII! C.. a C, C7 C, 7 C33 C7 c C7 C, 'N 5 CID C7 C c C7 'N u 100 Tennis lzeifen betterfyearfor M..l.. tennis. The Martin Luther tennis team is hereto stay and made itself evident this seson. Although still a young team, they showed much improvement and the potential for a better future. The 13 players did well against some fine teams. ,They lost, by one match, to Racine once and twice to St. joh.n's. V But-the M. l.. tennisfteam recorded its ' f1rst victory gEyQgWbyq,ga1jng Northwes- - ternt4 and later got its. second them. The 8228911 the team was 1 tlirduglir'rWliE1iif'i'tfreially counted, iatgthg . conferenceffimatchesf ZL' Thereffd-iey. toolt, fplaiceiwith Jeff'To1'resitail4ihgi Zndfm 1 y,2i1fr,secQndgs1ng1es. In onlyrits second , ,,,1 Emdiqoach K' 'lliz have done a fine jobs' With the loss of only two seniors, next year should be an The 1977 M.HL. tennisrteam mem- bers are as folloyys: FRONT ROW: Curt Roegliii, iTamniyKoehn, .Jeff Torres, 12. Chuck Dulde, 'Craig Haupt, Randy . Block, BACK ROW: Carl Evers, Bill Sodemann, Phil Kopitske, Steve Maike, Il'om,,CuttinQy Ken Heise, Brad Blnhm, Coach Koepke. ' ' f H N IT f--af -1:Qf'rr4 f f' .af K' M . rf H. A Tk I 11.31 - it 1 M 1 Q. 1. ' , 3 ' 1 1, 'L ,.-- M, f . iw 1 J , ' I ' A' ' E 1 ,, ,, 'ii if 'i ...gp 4 1 1 1 Q . E rfiil V- ' K. igy. rw 1 1 t3 if l . f 5 X rr 7. fn, N562 . 3' - to H f e ff-fe . 3. bi 1 ' -5 1-.I r is -Z. .p,,'.7g .., ,41r.r.,. 'gii jtw l ass ' 5 ,, N . - r E . X ' A f - ' A f fit ra ffqfy f, I gh. -, . A 3 D 1 C r r C .. fAEY: :wf'. 15 5.9 3 1--..m,f ,, ' . J we M : K - -afmfgyzffs ww,:'.:.,w:f-fs--.f.'-:eg? .f ' .rgzwsgwxg-X Er, 5 K ' Q Tig: ' i g v A-J-F' 4 MZ. 5 'lfl-lux wg S 'vvfr 1. ww -'-f .- ar ,A ,A X 1' 541 X Q I' - 'E ,J ' Fil?-1 -f '75 ,SQ K .. .YF S, D1-'el' N - bf- . 1 r'Mf3g1s1 ,Qin - A X M H e Q . , A ,UQQB A Wa 41 WRSEZET N' ' - ff? 1 I . , . ' K r - , . r,. EB v 1 . I , ' . , ... A 'V ,.k, I i I :-.Jw F- F. 9 S Tennis 101 g, Cf G F C- cb fm I I D i C cb 'ff C Cl IJ C Cb 'Q D 102 Track The 1976-77 Gir1's Track Team was as follows: BOT- TOM ROW: Miss Moore, Janet Hughes, Tina Bucholtz, Lisa Grimm, Sue Grage, Jodi Joiner, Laura Abel, Miss Carey. SECOND ROW: Alethea Bertram, Kathy Krub- sack, Sarah Green, Karen Oswald, Dawn Eccleston, Bev Bruss, Mary Kowert, Julie Kaphingst, Sherry Stach, Sandy Kurer. THIRD ROW: Jennifer Scott, Ellen Abel, Barb Becker, Shari Perko, Sandy Zellmer, Becky Bahr, Nan Kroenke, Donale Kramer, Sue Nelson, Jill Sch- midt. TOP ROW: Chris Gruenwald, Debbie Boehm, Diane Schuldt, Kristy Storm, Chris Kramer, Pat Sorcic. This years Letter Winners include: Jill Schmidt, Karen Oswald, Sarah Green, Sue Nelson, Bev Bruss, Ellen Abel, Debbie Boehm, Sue Grage, Jodi Joiner, Mary Kowert, Donale Kramer, Kathy Krubsack, Diane Sch- uldt, Janet Hughes, Lisa Grimm, Tina Bucholtz, and Lisa Shilling. The team had many young members this year so the futLu'e for the Gir1's Track Team looks good. ,, ,.., , .. ,, ,. , , l :. , . ,, Franklin 5 l est 4 5 if j ' fffQ 53 J G t 40 Conference E3-gllthys, f A , i giijzj 'V Track 103 XC! Cl ' CI C Cb Q -cl , U Q Cla G f CJ C CA 'W N I I 4 D 104 Track ' fy , . ji -- David Sheedy,Qi 11mP0gv1ick, Gary Martens, Scott' Dan Kamiz The 1977 track teaggqgiyis as followsziir m rad, Kris IQppigsQgce,,5Pau1 Brant, Ti S Cleppeg Kennedy',I?i?1 3i?Smitl1, Steve Long- staffiz Pau1rKanitz, Rfiinkeg Bill Benz, Tony Tro- 'callii Stgve Martexrs, Darrell Doepf Mvldenr Bwch, r r ,2 .rr,r rrbr rrrr Qgdywf .4153 H , J, .V ,J 5135! 9221 igff aff- fi, - z, Q, gif, Q:..ff,,,wfa,f-flea,-surf -mem zu fKw,m:J:4,,,5z,5,511-. ff.,,,fzx4 ,.w..wl.-Mueis David Vlg, .Paul Con- 'riff A W stir'-H ff The 1977 Martin Luther track team had an excellent season this year taking lst in conference and smashing some fine records. During the season they never lost a confer- ence meet, with big wins over Uni- versity School 79-47, and over Way- land 73-57. Individual leaders were Darrell Doepke, Steve Martens, Mike Moldenhauer, and Bill Benz. New records were set in the 2 mile run, the low hurdles, long jump, mile relay, and shot put. The season was climaxed at the conference relays where M. L. took lst place. Over-all it was a great year. Track 105 The 1976 JV Volleyball Team is as follows: FRONT ROW: Carol Bauch, Mgr. , Renee Posavec, Lori Pieske, Sherry Rand, Jeanne Bauer, Dawn Schaeffer, Carey Clemens, Lau- ra Nelson, Jill Kaltenbrun, Mgr. , BACK ROW: Linda Dahl, Carrie Reiss, Vicki Bla- zer, Lisa Shilling, Karyn Krebs, julie Kap- hingst, Becky Bahr, Leslie Esche, Mr. Gab- ler. Their overall record was 10-2, with a conference record of 9-1. Both losses came early in the season. At the halfway point, the team had a 4-2 record. Then they really Y nw started to move. They won their last six matches, loosing only one game out of thir- teen. One of the most exciting matches was defeating Milwaukee Lutheran, who was un- defeated in conference at that time. The team had their most successful season ever. They Voted Lisa Shilling and Vicki Blazer as Most Valuable Players. 106 junior Varsity Volleyball 'Q W , ,V ,,, I l l o M LO ST 11 vs A ,, OOo Bacme1Lufhefan WON H I WON Wiscoiisln Lutheran ff, LA f LOST Catholic Memorial O WON f St.,Mary's Acaglemyf' 2-OH Vf'f 'J0SePhS A ,O Messni-er Q l f ' AQ o i iiy Q Junior Varsity Volleyball 107 ' O C C C C C N D C P C Although the record of this year's Varsity The 1976 Varsity Volleyball Team consists of: T' Volleyball team shows a losing season, it was Sue NelS0n, Pam Schmidt, Sarah Green, Betsy deiinitely a winning seasonwhen it came to fun, Milosch, Gretchen Sonstroem, Donna Stein- spirit, learning, and experience. The team wor- brenner, Kathy Krubsack, Debbie Elnemg mgr. ked hard and always managed to keep their mor- Sarah Bangert, Sarah Bahr, .Cindy Chladek, C ale. Miss Moore and the team shared alot this Ellyn Blazer, Miss Moore, Jill Dembowilak, Deb year, and all lcnow that the future of Volley- b1e Scales, Laliriehiiedelg mgr. Jodi Jomerg ball here at Martin Luther looks bright. The mgr. ammy oe . team voted Debbie Scales as the Most Valuable Player and Tammy Koehn as the Most Improved ' D Player in Volleyball for the season. 108 Varsity Volleyball 1 , , , :, 3 DQm1113Ca31 . . LOST vfo- ii ,z:3-r. 1 Messlllqflfil .. fl. f105Tl'2-3l St. i Sf- ll 3 H143 Sf? h L 0-3 ll SSgllll.IQl2H53ll1AnUda l. , 053 'l Pius QQ l 1 Qx, 0-3 L Ff ' ,?,1l imhh : LOST l ll , .... Vin, , 3 M ..,v. N2 Varsity Volleyball 109 ' XXL 1 -f B5 T' af 5' an M X Q 43 g ff f V ,xx ff N! r nw I .X . ,fvv E Z my Ni. f 7 fi 4 ' W I - - f ,, In gig . WI ml ,,,. ,G mL.,, :i ltyyl g 1, W. if ' l 2if 1, i Q lJ Lo sr tttt at ' 1 is ,... , ,,,5:,,:,,,,,.,E,5,w,. ,t , ,,,Q, ,..kkk .,,,., ., ,. sg IH7' i im' ' -W The 1976 j.V. Wrestling team is as follows: TOP ROW: Kevin Coerper, jeff Otter, jason Billyard, Bob Sanders, Coach Cattau. BOTTOM ROW: Ken Helinski, Howie Hughes, Dave Vig, Dan LeVan, Karl Howe . Although they had a rough season as far as the team was concerned, this year's j.V. Wrestlers improved their skills and gained some valuable experience . Coach Cattau did not have many wrestlers in the heavier weight classes, which hurt the team in its dual matches . During these matches some freshmen showed outstanding skills, such as wrestlers Bob Sanders, and Dan LeVan. Dave Schuldt was their best wrestler and later moved up to Varsity. Over-all they were very young and inexperienced, but they wrestled well. I. V. Wrestling 111 459 52 CID 4:9 i, U.. E3 fm C C CII CHI UD min man 3 52 rsity Wrest if The 1976 Varsity Wrestlers are as follows: FRONT ROW: jim Lamm, Chris Reinke, Dave Schuldt, Cris Evers, john Kaltenbrun, Tom Stecker, Mark Westerman. BACK ROW: Coach Richter, Frank Cleppe, Desi Laurin, jim Sierszyn, jim Dahl, Carl Evers, Dave Monreal, Coach Cattau. The 1976-1977 Wrestling season was a re- cord breaking one for the mighty Spartans. They totally dominated the Midwest Prep Conference ending with an 8-O dual record and outscoring their closest foe 158-102 in the conference tournament. The team end- ed with a 10-3 dual meet record, the best in Spartan history, with 2 of the losses com- ing by close margins. A record 1O of 12 wrestlers Won medals at the conference tournament with 7 of them taking first place medals. First place medal winners Were: Cris Evers, Chris Reinke, john Kaltenbrun, Tom Stecker, Mark Westerman, Dave Mon- real, and jim Dahl. Other medal winners were: jim Lamm, Dave Schuldt, and jim Sierszyn. The team also qualified a record 7 wres- tlers for the state tournament. Many other team and individual records were broken. Varsity Wrestling rw Q 1 4 ju, 114 Activities eq gif L5 'L ll o ll Love Cf Clucken YQ? V 1, 1,325 -1 x W2 J . ...arm-.-'G' at f 1 M W M BV 'Tis time once again for the continuing saga fstoryj of a plate, a chicken, and all the trimmings. The setting is one of those Days of Our Lives when the Spartans are following The Guiding Light to still another victory. The Men's Club, seeming to be in Another World, watch closely As the Chick- en Turns to a delicious golden brown. The Young and Restless Lovers and Friends of chicken and the Spartans fnot necessarily in that order, eat to their hearts con- tent through the afternoon, right up to the Edge of Night. As we leave our episode for this year, We see nothing but happy faces already looldng forward to yet an- other chapter in the saga of a plate, a chicken, and all the trimmings. fNext year--same time, same stationj. Chicken 115 To Upen Pry Cover W To Open, Pry Cover was a comedy FRIDAY NIGHT CAST about a man whorbecame quite frus- Ethel ................. Judy Hahn trated while trying to open an unopena- Albert .............. Craig Oswald ble pickle jar. After writing an indig- Delivery Man .....,... Tom Koeslin nant letter to the Perkins Pickle Com- pany, he becomes the unwilling recipi- SATURDAY NIGHT CAST ent of a whole case of the wonderful Ethel .............. Diane Krueger pickles. The second play was a mystery called A Case for Mason' ' . The wife of a famous young writer is foLmd dead of an overdose of sleeping pills. It's up to Perry Mason and Della Street to decide whodunit ! ! ! Albert ........... John Kaltenbrun Delivery Man . ........ Dave Sheedy :,, Q- SE 1 .1 P' -nl rw R 5, il 3, 'W W X , 1 X x K 1 e im :Lg . I ,,. 1 A 1 LJ w.. Sf --..--r. XLL 5 !.ffE :Mr .gm .Q., I ,L WW. .1 .,.Wi..N N., .,B.,m, gtcipizzgg 325 xs L '? 'M r M- J N 7 X- A 3 we Pom Pons Shakeg Records Skip The same old routine? Not when you talk about the ML Pom Pon Squads. Both IV and Varsity were very inventive this year having come up with some really different routines and costumes. We will all remember the night the lights went out and Varsity lit the gym with flashlights. Thanks, and good luck to all the future Pom Pon Squads! ! The JV Pom Pon Squad: Valerie Riedel, Sheri Stach, Dawn Shaeffer, Beth Stach, jenny Scott, Renee Posavec, Julie Miessler, Lori Pieske, Carey Clemens, Carla Oswald, Katie Wartick, Gail Berkalm, and Manager Diane Schuldt. 120 J. V. Pom Pon s,-- 1.11, f'-'W-M-W-----1' I puwuirqn ff? 1. 'L .pm N 1 1 I ,, If S gg BL ' , Q s: lf K I v V ai 5 i I L. I A X J? l x N1 4 Q, I 4. .lan QW? - db- vb. 5? 1?- ' x x aria- 2? 1 ' 5 He Comes, A King! ...fv- Christznas-a time to rejoice in the coming of a King. On December 11th and 12th, the Martin Luther Music Department led the evening of rejoicing. The music ranged from selections written in the 1600's up to the present. The Brass Choir began the program with 'A Christmas Suite followed by the Varsity band playing several traditional Christmas carols. The Symphonic Band ended the first half with Alleluia! Laudamus Te. The choirs were next with the Chorus doing several selections, with Christmas Calypso ending their part of the program. The major work of the Concert Choir was The Song of Christmas telling the Christmas story. Christmas Concert 123 jr- I 124 Bookstore 8 Phalanx Bookstore Helpers Where do you go when you need art supplies? Where do you go to get paper, pens, folders, and all the other things necessary for life at ML? The Bookstore of course. After school you can be sure to find Alan or Heidi Hafeman running the show down in the Bookstore. Think about it for 21 SeC0nd5 how many times has the Bookstore saved your life by having exactly what you need for 3 class the next day? Keep up the good work, you two! We may not say it, but we're glad you are there when We need you! ! 7 , -i -45 The 1976- 77 yearbook staff includes all the smiling faces seen on this page. Who are these people, you ask? First, our fearless leader, Miss Carey, without whom we'd all be in trouble. Next down the list are Co-edi- tors Debbie Schaeffer and Lisa Gandre. The list of important people is seemingly endless because we owe so much to members of the student body outside of the staff itself. Staff members include jaye Barnes, Lisa Bleise, Lori Cherney, Beth Ten Broeke, Beth Stach, Randy Block, Teri Sell, Teri Franz, Lorri Martin, Sandy Kurer, Bonnie Ten Broeke, Sandy Potterton, Roberta Jansa, Dawn Schaef- fer, Gretchen Sonstroem, jennifer Scott, Sherri Stach, Carol I-Iilman, and jill Kalten- brun. We would like to extend a special thank you to everyone else who helped with artwork, copy, and pictures, and to everyone who put up with us in all our various moods during the production of this book. We hope you liked the book this year and from all the Seniors on the staff, especially Lisa and Debbie, we wish you the best of luck in the years to come. Phalanx 125 Pic. 1: Standing: jim Sierszyn, Laura Abel. Seated: Pam Schmidt. Pic. 2: Standing: Cindy Rusch, John Iuds. Seated: Wendy Rand, Iaye Barnes. 126 Student Council Executive Board Seniors Juniors 5rd K ,NJ qi A 1 ya. Q 48 S E, V. , ,,, Sophomores Freshmen Pic. 3: Tim Gieschen, Cheryl Duchow, Dave Alfery. PiC. 4: Lisa Shilling, Karen Coogan, Kara Kopac, Karyn Krebs. Pic. 5: Sheri Stach, Sherry Rand, Laura Kennedy, Pat Sorcic. Mr. Teefzen- The Fearless Leader behind our fearless leaders- He is the chief planner, organizer, and cleaner-upper of the Student Council. I-Ie's there to supervise all school events and make sure every- thing runs smoothly. Mr. Teetzen does it all- with the help of his student leaders. Student Council 127 We're So Vein LQ i ew f F 128 Blood Do or s Day Who would ever think that Blood Donor Day would be one of the biggest events of the year for the Student Council. This is the second year Martin Luther has had a Blood Donor Day. Last year the day was a success, but this year was really fantastic. Despite the usual feats of the needle and the thought of giving up a pint of that life supporting substance, many students, teachers, and some parents came to donate their blood in the hopes that they could help someone in need, or maybe even save a life. Donating blood is truly a rewarding experience for the giver. Blood Donor's Day 129 ef A ci f Mar che Slave ,,,,,:iii?,,:iZf,i3'1ii1 QY eee B lf ? iff t b ,CCC ' 1 ' ' wif 'Siamese--5 ,1 N.1M,.W.'-- ' 4211,-1 The Symphonic Band-1976-19577-eROW 1: 'Cathy Maas, Sue Nelson, Cheryl Duch- ow, Sarah.Bahr.I ROW 2:,Iody Joiner, Becky Bahr, Pam Puls, VickiB1azei',' Dawn Schaeffer, Joan Esch, Barb Becker, Tom Pieper, 'iMarl5 Poklar. ROW 3: Teri Franz, Steve Garske, Steve White, Tim Prueser, Bob Patrick, Craig Wilharm, John juds, jay Schaefer, Steve Schnelz, jeff juds, Craig Haupt, Dave Luethy. ROW 4: Debbie Boehm, Ellen Abel, Laura Nelson, Pam Schmidt, Cindy Rusch, Dave Bliese, Mr. Krubsack, Katie Povlick. B 130 Symphonic Band f-m-...,.nqr-v-- Conductor ROW 1: Kathy Erdman, Gwen Koeller, Ellyn Blazer, janet I-Iughesf,iLisa'B1iese51'f ' 2 ROW 2: Tim Gieschen, jeff Torres, Kathy Krubsack, Debbie Schaeffer, Lisa li W Grimm, Beth Bruening, Rachel Bahr, Linda Garske. ROW 3: Mike Lupo, Dave Vig, Dave Krubsack, Mike Gilhuber, jim 'Ma.rquardt, julie juds, Andrea Kohel, Beth TenBroeke, Sue Wilha-rm, 'Lynn Kaphingst, Lisa Gandre, Rosanne john. ROW 4: Gary Stelse, Ken Kottke, jim Dahl, Darrell Doepke, Paul Byilnette, Craig Meissler, Gary Meuger, Pete Brondos, V g he A A we 'R . . V smghonft magna! 131 Varsity Band Stars At R I3 He ESQ nas ,L VARSITY BAND: 1ST ROW: JoAnn Woelffer, janet Hewitt, Holly Decker, Renee Posavec, Gail Berkhahn, Kara Kopac. ZND ROW: Robert Rieck, Bob Duchow, jeff Burkee, Will Resch, Chuck Dulde, Philip Hartman, Randy Chiaverotti, Mike Kadolph, Kevin Coerper, Don Freyberg, jim Baumgart, Alan I-Iafeman, Mike Draeger. 3RD ROW: Judy Hafner, Mr. Krubsack, Rusty Rose, Dan Kanitz, jim Otto, Craig Hambrock, Ken Kottke. This year was a special one for the Varsity Band because they took part in the Concordia, RF Band Fes- tival with the Symphonic Band. All together, five bands participated and we were all very proud of the Varsity Band's performance and wish them many more fantastic concerts. 132 Varsity Band .,., VF M. L. Iazzes It Up JAZZ LAB: FRONT: Randy Montano, Craig Meissler. 1ST ROW: Bob Patrick, Tim Prueser, Cindy Rusch, Dave Bliese, Craig Wilharm, jeff Torres, Kathy Krub- sack, Paul Brunette, Darrell Doepke, Ken Kottke. 2N'D ROW: Mr. Krubsack, jay Schaefer, Steve Schnelz, Craig I-Iaupt, jeff juds, Dave Luethy, Gary Metzger, Pete Bron- dos. Jazz Lab 133 Music Is Our Thing' BRASS CHOIR: 1ST ROW: Tom Pieper, Mark Poklar, Tim Gieschen, jeff Torres, Kathy Krubsack. ZND ROW: Jay Schaefer, Steve Schnelz, jeff juds, Craig Haupt, Dave Luethy, Peter Brondos, Gary Metzger. SRD ROW: Mr. Krubsack, Katie Povlick, jim Dahl, Darrell Doepke, Paul Brunette. CHORUS: 1ST ROW: Kelly Saylo, Beth Krieder, Michelle Schmidt, Peggy Lindenberg, Cheryl Stecker, Linda johnson, Donna Mayer, Kathy White, Erica Berres. ZND ROW: julie Pawlak, Sandy Kurer, Bonnie Ten Broeke, Michelle Meyer, Denise Larson, Laura Boyer, Lori Pieske, Carla Oswald, Laura Ken- nedy, Debra Werner. 3RD ROW: Beth Bruening, Kris Bianchi, jill Duszynski, Lynette Schwechel, Deb- bie Sievert, Pat Sorcic, Carol Bauch, Bonnie BLu'gess, Sherry Rand, Laura Semple. 4TH ROW: Dave Krubsack, Phil Abel, Doug Schroeder, Scott. Hansen, Dave Sheady, Jim Drobka, Paul Bemhardt, Tim Roser, jim Hahn, Karl Rose, Jim Povlick, Rusty Rose. 134 Brass Choir S Chorus ,'.., One DECENT Band Tour 7? ff at 31, af' . J kr A 0 f V in , x The 1977 Symphonic Band Tour went to Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois. Concerts, Concordia R. F. , Band Festival, touring Lousiville Slugger Bat Fact- ory and seeing Churchill Downs kept the entire band busy. Each year, a few interesting things happen on tour. This year we watched a basketball game play- ed with an invisible basketball, stuffed a phone booth, set a record of 14 people in a bus seat, and used heavy artillery in an attack against jim Dahl. Band tour is better every year and this year jeff Torres Wrote a song dedicated to the seniors for their last tour. Band Tour 5 2 I-I-4 E L4 Q 3 5 I-I-I 1 cd U 5 E Gi m 5 'v-1 5 5 'a HD 5 M 5 E Q 5 5 3 5 E I-1 5 m 6 5 E 6 m B 5 Q E Q E M E O E E 5 E o S1 8 R Q 2 E 6 28 EMS UHH SQ U 2 Q m UJgQ tg n gags QENA EQHJ m':3 E53 EmA SMEQ QU Qqg imv N a 2655 3 5 amag vm idea 3903 M355 Exe-E qg ' ways 58 in pwh Q QQE m g2xa.h4 I-14 i ein QEQQ2 A mm U M 9533 H to Op.. pokmk a U,g EEQBE awe 224 ui 5 5 Ea wg O gxim N 8 Q55 fmgwaa SDNSQ Q3 3 gmgwig '--1 gfzggx 255255 wOgiw Snggmi Em xo mpg UW nm -:B QMZE-w 53222 QHmmUi moms! 56 Q55 Engng- MLQQ cu? wWnEuO GJ: mm pgxix 5 wvH2 qggiga SQDWQ Q M E55 wi 450 I-43: grim ww H3 biiigg ggipv Qggaii qv E 3 QMSWE SQA ng 116'-T0 QHSQQ Sw w EEE HQ O-u Sing Praises To The Lord -.-haf TROUBADORS: FRONT ROW: Gwen Koeller, Tina Bucholtz, Lisa Bliese, Wendy Rand, Lisa Shilling, Sarah Bangert, Kathy Krubsack, Sherry Rand, Ellyn Blazer, Gretchen Sonstroem, Barb Becker, Laura Abel, Rachel Bahr. BACK ROW: Jim Povlick, Jim Dahl, Jeff Torres, Craig Oswald, Craig Wilharm, Ken Kottke, Mark Riess, Dennis Drews, Mr. Lindau. COME TOGETHER: FRONT ROW: Teri Franz, Laura Boyer, Val Riedel, Linda Garske, Jim Hahn, Beth Martens, Candy Debban,Mrs. Grass. BACK ROW: Lau- rie Riedel, Pat Sorcic, Ellyn Blazer, Jodi Joiner, Tim Prueser, Vicki Blazer, Judy Hahn. Troubadors S Come Togethe I' YARD WORKERS: Ron Flohr, Dean Weil, Bob Weil, Ron Bauch, Steve Martens. USHERS: Judy Hahn, Jaye Barnes, Laura Abel, Scott Stucki, Bob Weil, Dean Weil, Craig Os- Wald, Ron Flohr. GYM LEADERS: Dave Monreal, Wendy Rand, John Kaltenbrun, Sarah Bangert, Tam- my Koehn, Jaye Barnes, Scott Stucki, QSTANDINGJ Cris Evers, Mike Moldenhauer, Jim Dahl, Tom Reyna, Paul Brunette, Dave Alfery, Jodi Joiner, Judy Hahn, fSITTINGJ Karen Faszholz, Cheryl Duchow, Rachel Bahr, LuAnn Ba- guhn, Cindy Chladek, Jill Schmidt, Kristy Storm. LIBRARY AIDS: Tim Roser, Steve Maike, Vicki Georg- son, Betsy Milosch, Mary Jo Mor- avec, Ted Heise, fSITTINGJ Lisa Bliese, Jenny Marquardt, Roberta Jansa, Kathy Erdmann, Sue Grage, Lisa Shilling, Carol Riske, Sally Drobka, Lori Heine, Jill Dembow- iak, Lynn Schilder. 138 Helpers xxx.. CAFETERIA: Diane Krueger, Donna Steinbrenner, Katie Pov- lick, Debbie Oswald, Jodi join- er, Pam Puls, Cathy Maas, Sue Grage, Laura Abel, Kara Kopac, Beth Stach, Mary jo Moravec. OFFICE: QFRONT TO BACKy Karen Schiel, Lisa Gandre, Car- rie Reiss, Cheryl Duchow, Judy Hahn, Laura Dahl, jaye Barnes, Ron Bauch, Shelly Koepsel, Lori Loe, Barb Bischoff, Liz Gunka. GYM SECRETARIES: Donna Steinbrenner, Sharon Zellmer, Katie Povlick. 5704 Lap if 7f2O7ff22f072 Offfdffe lim, V N i W I - f X I i I A - I ' ,v m H KJ ,LJ p F3 U ' fP?f3?5Ei? I 1 nf-fmn'?f17240A John Kaltenbrun .Craig Oswald ...Rick Barwa Jay Schaeffer Diane Krueger PattirMartens .Tim Gieschen Betsy Milosch ....Phil Abel tchen Sonstroem Mark Henckel ..Tim Prueser ..LuAnn Lanke ..Dave Qheedy . Ann Wessler .Frank Cleppe ...Teri Franz .Jim Kuchler ...Rick Barwa Paul Messier ... Phil Lang Laurie Riedel . Laura Boyer . Dave Sheedy raig Wilharm Judy Hahn mwn Eccleston issa Bertram Beth Martens Sp gP1 y 141 n of Samuel French, ML's Musical Collage For 1977 2- V -- 1 X E This year's Spring Concert began with the Ch- oirs. The Concert Choir began the evening of light- hearted music by singing several popular songs. This was the first year the Freshman Chorus was off- ered both semesters and they followed the Choir. Troubadours had a show all their own! Dressed in full costume they did a Frm Songa-thon complete with props and choreography. The Year book staff would like to say that we re- gret that we have no pictures of the choral portion of the concert, but the photagrapher from Cilento did not show up until the second half of the pro- gTam due to a problem on their part. The bands ended the concert with both popular and classical selections making it an evening of fantastic music. 142 Spring Concert XJ' QS 'NU Spring Concert 143 ML Passengers Take A Sentimental Journ The 1977 Prom Court: Debra Sie- vert, Debbie Ei- nem, Sue Nel- son, Lynn Schil- der, Jill Schmidt Rachel Bahr fQueenj, Tom Reyna fKingJ, Paul Povlick, Craig I-Iaupt, Mark Reiss, Dave A lfery, and Tim Gieschen. 144 Prom 'J . Nz Q 'R 031 , N,iQ,:'33 X31 WWA 6 Y x x fffiilfif- 1 f , nl Q Wg E+, xx gk k,L . ,.g,N, V V. V.Al i A A L. L. , x ,klE,.i.,, Q . wfflwfww H-, Mi wwf MX 41: 6-x , ,,VE'i --aww , 5 :QW vmexbn' ww . -mf? . Reiss 5 H ' J?E:...s- si'-gag? -xx W ,, .. X Q ! 'TDS W we xv' Prom 145 , 1 146 Prom , W. ' A X'-lnx..:Jm! Juniors Engineer A Carload Of Pun All aboard!! That was the call given on May 14 to all the couples who took a Sentimen- tal Journey through ML's halls. At the end of the track, a con- ductor led the couples into the station for an evening of fun. Many thanks go to Mr. S Mrs. Fuss for the props that added to the atmosphere. The couples were enter- tained with music by The Ver- sitiles. Many attended Post Prom at the Red Carpet for food and more dancing. Sunday fol- lowed with rainy picnics at various parks. Prom 147 Many Students Honored Un Awards Night I J... .f- Two Seniors and twenty-four Juniors were admitted into the National Honor Society this year. Badger Boys State was awarded to Tim Gieschen, and Kathy Krub sack will go to Badger Girls State. The 1977 Valedictorian and Salutatorian are Gwen Koeller and Janet I-Iughs respectively. Awards from the Society of Women Eng- ineers went to Janet Hughs, Jodi Joiner, and Gretchen Sonstroern. The American Chemical Society gave awards to Jodi Joiner and Tim Prueser. Bev Bruss and Barb Watson received awards from the Am- erican Society of Women Accountants, Christian Citizenship 8 Service Awards were given to Katie Povlick and Bob Weil. 148 Awards Service Athletes Get Their Just Desserts!! Swv 9 1 . ut, On May 27, the Martin Luther athletes, parents, and friends en- joyed dinner and listened to sever- al speakers talk about the accom- plishments made in the 76-77 ath- letic school year. Awards were pre sented to the most valuable and the most improved players from each team. The outstanding ath- letes this year are Donna Stein- brenner, Debbie Schaeffer, Dave Monreal, and Darrell Doepke. Athletic Banquet 149 150C d Look Out World, Here We Come!! 'UQ ,,-'Y' , ., .1 M -- W -f --ff-AV ,, ,ef-..N.,sf..,.a --sf.-an June 5, 1977. The day we thought would never come is finally here! It is a day of many mixed emo- tions. As we sit through the service, some of us are reflecting back on the years gone by and are sad to see them end, while others are feeling that it is high time for a change and are glad to see four years of High School come to an end. And of course there are those who stand right in between feeling that it is time to move on, but also feeling a bit scared of leaving the security of High School and going out into that great big world and making something out of our lives. Of course there are the usual Graduation Day fears run- ning through everyone's minds: What if I trip on the step? or My hat's going to fall off! or that age-old rule of thumb: Shake with the right and receive with the left--or is it the other way around?! Despite all our fears, we all made it through the service without any mishaps! ! Congratulations to us all. Graduation 151 fn .Num , Autographs ea GEF! fiflfd? GH? gm GK f l, QE? 43959 EJ if Q., MIP 5535 K7 M f f QGLEIP I PI .fr Q .5 6 .4 A SCHOQL LADIES GUILD . 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