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

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Although the Varsity Spartan- ettes of Softball had barely started their season, they have shown ex- cellent skill in practices and games. League play has not yet begun, but it is scheduled for early summer. With most of last years team returning, the Spartanettes look for a good and hopeful year with Miss Moore Coaching. This years team is: FRONT ROW: Kathy Getchell, Kathy Georgson, Mona Helm, Sue Forster, Karen Herzog, Sue Hil- gendorf, Carol Budlow. SECOND ROW: Nancy Reinke, Gail Podd, Connie Georgson, Lois Mueller, Debbie Wenger, Pat Young, Miriam Bruening, Miss Moore. 1355 VARSITY AND JV SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: Cindy Smith, Connie Patrick, Kathy Hinz, Pam Berk- hahn, Karen Gieschen, Diane Berkhahn, Holly Pieske. SECOND ROW: Kathy Bruening, Heidi Kap- hingst, Sue Delaney, Melanie Walter, janet Bansemar, Kim Schneider, Sue Boehm, Deb Berk- hahn. THIRD ROW: Cindy Stack, Kim Hovie, Lois Drews, Arm Grunewald, Barb Martens, Sue Erdmann. This year will be the building of a better IV Softball team. With new freshmen and sophomores coming out for the team and with sophomores returning, Coach Heien has been teaching them the funda- mentals and the skills of the game. The season has started and will carry on through summer with the Municipal League. MI. hopes to see a good turn but of skills in the IV team.

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The girls track team has a good chance to better their last years standings. The team includes three students who hold school records, Sue I-Iilgendorf, Lois Mueller, and Sue Forster. Several records were broken after the first two track meets. The team hopes to break more records at the state meet. The state track meet is sched- uled for May 20. It is hoped that the team does well at the meet. THE TEAM IS AS FOLLOWS... FRONT ROW: Lisa Trotalli, Laura I-lien, Kim Schneider, Janet Yale, Laura Young, Pam Berkhahn, MIDDLE ROW: jill Neumann, mgr. , Lisa Storm, Sue Forster, Sue I-lil gendorf, Miss Moore, Melanie Walter, Lois Mueller, Debbie Bernhardt, mgr. THIRD ROW: Leslie Frey, Deb Schiefelbein, Cindy Joiner, Cindy McGill, Liz Kramer, Kathy Titschler, Lois Drews, Sue Boehm. ,i w 'G RACK . . . an up' n' coming sport for the girls. This twenty girls worked hard for a very short season, we found success with many new school records set and spirit if Christian fellowship and sportsmanship devel- oped that will be remembered. Miss Moore . . . excruciating pain and it builds individuality. The season was great and we have alot of new hopeful prospects. Cindy Joiner '75 . . . alot of hard work. The season was short con- sidering the amount of practices spent. We should try to get the whole school involved at the meets. Pam Kray '75 . . . excellent opportunity to show that boy's aren't the only athletes. We've broken many records and have high hopes of breaking more! Mary Lou Christianson '75 MO GIRLS TRACK J ' A T fs-