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

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Time to Learn The curriculrun at Martin Luther pro- vides students with a well-rounded education whether they are going on to college or not. There is opportunity for students to enter many fields such as Art, Music, and Home Economics. Beginning Typing QUPPER LEFT, is only one of the many business courses that ML offers. Freshman boys learn the fundamentals of keeping physically fit in P. E. class QUPPER RIGHT D. The Science Department offers a variety of courses for science-minded students. The Plant Science class QCENTERJ and the Biology class QLOWERj are two ex- amples of this type of course.

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A Time for the Arts Participation in the Arts is an important part of life at Martin Luther. Concert Choir and Freshman choir rehearse daily under the direction of Mr. Lohmeyer. The band, directed by Mr. Krubsack, also has daily practices to prepare for concerts and other performances. A var- iety of art courses offer students a good background in different fields of art such as sculpture, ceramics, and painting.