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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

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So I will triumph over my enemies around me . with shouts of joy 1 will offer sacrifice in his templeg I will sing, I will praise the Lord! Psalm 27:4-6 Wh ,AK ' . L um wY'S'aE'f ug l X N is fl.rf,a5:ge13m',wW -595 '1, 3, -,L if 53 ' 'Q-E'-Iiffi' I -:EQ TC?-' x , .r'wf,:-v'.:4,qi:'gggx il X .- .' 'ZA -Hfmf'-aff if-Sis, - - lg -1 :, 4, 5 -es-11+41,' H 4157983 .3 3 I Candids Clean halls, new clothes, ambious teachers, and the always present chatter of ' 'what classes do you have' ' . This is the scene on Aug. 29 - the first day of school. Many re- gret its coming, but the general opin ion is its welcomed with open arms. We start to hit the books, teachers - start to accuunilate the familar clut- ter of uncorrected tests. F1I'St Day I Here We Go Again! F The best part of our daily routine , to many people , is the 32 min. at noon. The cafeteria is humming to the beat of lunch lines, and the clatter of dishes. But all to soon we must leave and go back to x+y:h, Hem- ingway., and ions. First Day Teachers I depend on God aloneg 1 put my hope in him. He alone is my protector and Saviorg N he is my defender, and I shall A never be defeated. My salvation and honor depend on Godg he is my strong protectorg he is my shelter. My people, trust in God at all times ! Psalm, 62: 5- 8 God is our shelter and strength, always ready to help in times of trouble. So We will not be afraid, even if the earth is shaken and mormtains fall into the ocean depths 5 even if the seas roar and rage, and the hills are shaken by the violence . Psalm 46: 1- 3 1 am like an olive tree growing near the house of God, I trust in his constant love forever and ever. I will always thank you, God, for what you have doneg in the company of your people I will proclaim that you are good. Psalm 52:8,9 Teachers The 1977 Varsity Football Team is as follows: FRONT ROW: Karl Rose, Mark Westerman, Steve jung, Dennis Thompson, Dave Alfery, jeff Juds, Craig Haupt, Carl Evers. SECOND ROW: Tim Koehn, Randy Block, jeff Loe, Tom Stecker, john Brunette, Don Smith, Lee Frahm, Tim Gieschen, Jack Franz, Glenn Harr, Dave Kaphingst., THIRD ROW: Coach Richter, jeff Otter, Bob Sanders, Rick jahnke, Scott Perko, Rick Barwa, Dean Kennedy, Alex Chartier, jim Povlick, Paul Pov- lick, Coach Schneider. BACK ROW: Alan Hafeman, Mike Valleskey, Fred Cleppe, Steve Horn, Dean Weil, Dwayne Mittag, Dave Luethy, Daryl Kohlmeyer. The Martin Luther Spartans once again had a very successful football season in 1977. All of the hard work and practice paid off for the team, although not at first. The Spartans opened the season with an 8-O nonconference loss to Dominican. In that game Dominican ran the opening kickoff back for a touchdown but M.L. came back and outplayed them statistically, but could not score . From here on they played football well, win- ning six straight games. Included in those six victories were five games where M.L. 's defense totally shut out their oppo- nents, while the offense averaged 35 points a game. The win- ning streak ended against the Class B Champion St. Marys. The players gave 110W , but came up short on the scoreboard 34- 21 . Following this they also lost to University School in a close game 19-16. M.L. took third place in conference with a 4-2 record, over-all they were 6-3. A good attitude, good re- serves, and some fine seniors made the season a success. Next season hopefully will see M.L. 41. I- i 1- nn 8 Varsity Football FOO1BALL-VARSITY SEPTEMBER 3 Domtnxcan 2.00 10 at Was Lutheran 780 17 Wayland 200 24 John F. Kennedy 200 OCTOBER 1 Northwestern 2'OO at St Johns 2 OO Ftaclne Lutheran Hontecorntngj 2 OO at St Mary s 7 30 at Umverslty Sch 2 OO gSaoE I I OOO 35e- Vaxsity Football t 9 The Lord takes care of those who obey hiin, and the land will be theirs forever. They will not suffer when times are badg they will have enough in time of famine. But the wicked will dieg the enemies of the Lord will vanish like wild flowersg they will disappear like smoke . Psalm 37: 18-20 Sports if. ?,uu ifxxchls A1- L? . gi K - 5, -A f Sports f F12 ' J V Football agml' The 1977 J. V. Football team played well and ended up with a 5-2-1 record. There was a well balanced group of freshmen players on the team. The team came along well with rettuning Sophomores and Freshmen who filled in the starting line up. It was a disap- pointment to lose to Northwestern Prep in the 4th game , but the loss helped the players realize that they need to con- stantly improve . Next year there should be a strong Sophomore group to bring about an even better season. The 1977 j.V. Football team is as fol- lows: BACK ROW: Manager Dwayne Hale, Bill Gross, Brian Chladek, Dan Luedke, Mark Johnson, Don Sievert, John Rienholz, Lloyd Schenzel, Coach Mangels, SECOND ROW: Manager jim Drobka, Todd Ttmks, Steve Anderson, Marc Mom-eal, Dan Luethy, Todd Schultz, Andy Krieg, John Klinge, Coach Widenhofer, THIRD ROW: R. G. Luckow, Scott Bluhm, Steve Bond, Paul Popa, Bill Wellman, Curt Stien- haus, Kevin I-Iingiss, Kevin juds, Dave Rediske, Coach Cattau, FOURTH ROW: Jim Kent, jim Lamm, Kevin Mueller, jeff jagusch, Ted Heise, Dave Krubsack, Don Heinen, Kevin Coerper, Dave Bliese, FRONT ROW: Rusty Rose, Desi Laurin, Collin Weir, Dan Le Van, Don Freyberg, Gary Martins, Gregg Bartrom, Scot Haupt. FOOTBALL-JV SEPTEMBER NU. 3 at Marquette 980 AM 6 - 28 9 at Milwaukee Lutheran 4:00 6 - 0 19 vvavlann 4:00 14 - 5 30 Northwestern 4:00 8 L 12 OCTOBER 7 at St. John's 4:00 50 - O 14 Racine Lutheran 4:00 14- 0 21 at St. Marys 4:00 24 - 8 28 at University Sch, 4:00 6 - 6 Catholic Memorial 14 - 0 Cedarburg 14 - O J. V. Football 13 I am ready, God, 1 am completely ready! I will sing and praise you! Wake up, my soul! Wake up my harp and lyre ! I will wake up the sun! I will thank you among the nations, Lord! I will praise you among the peoples! Your constant love reaches up to heaven! Your faithfulness to the skies, God, show your greatness in the sky. And your glory over all the earth! Psalm 57:7- 11 Home coming Lord, I will always sing of your constant love, at all times I will proclaim your faithfulness . I know that your love will last forever, that your faithfulness is as permanent as the sky. Psalm 89: 1 - 2 Never forget that the Lord is God ! He made us, and we belong to him, We are his people, we are his flock. Enter his temple with thanksgiving, go into his sanctuary with praise ! Give thanks to him and priase him! The Lord is good, his love lasts forever and his faithfulness for all time. Psalm 100:3-S Star , urvu o i 'fro ff How good it is to give thanks to the Lord, to sing in your honor, most High God min to proclaim your constant love every mo and your faithfulness every night, with the music of stringed instruments, and with melody on the harp. Your mighty acts, Lord, make me glad because of what you have done I sing for joy. Psalm 97: 1 -4 S S, Homecoming Rick Albrecht Steve Anderson Cindy Batovsky Jeanne Beck Jeff Benka Nancy Berger Kristin Berlinski Tony Bertram Barbara Blazek Ryan Block Scott Bluhm Tim Boehm Sherri Bohlman Ron Bohn Kristin Bond V ,af A In , ' , , Y I Z - . 1' 2 1 ,: - . ' VW WV ' , , 6, . Y Q , 9 A 1 3 W 1 . fi A 2 ., .W-,. A . A -. -B fx' V f av 1 3 . 3 i . -, .,..4Xi , 54, Q ig l Izxyzir, A L 8 'N SEPT Freshmen t Q Q Stephen Bond Lorraine Bruening Curtis Buetow Carol Buncich Brian Chladek Dale Clapp Mike Coerper Denice Connelly Kari Consigny Arthur Dauer Audrey Domagalski Bethany Drews jill Erickson Misty Esplund jon Evans John Ficken Cindy Fischer jim Fitzgerald Andrea Flores Richann Fredericksen Freshmen Sue Gawlitta julie Gierach jackie Goes Linda Graf Bill Gross hw-M.. . :V -,wmza:fL52 f'C 1' , 5431, A U . Awww -. ff H ei. A i john Henckel Jessica Hildabrand Kevin Hingiss Matt Holtz w 'Q Thereis A Little Animal L '3e , gm I vc A if il' F-aEEkfi'q .ni Nancy Grunewald Scott Haferman Pete Halstead Lyndee Hanson Kim Han- julie Harrison john Hartel Colleen Hayes Linda Helinski all N Ag ..7',: 2 ,, ii,1 Q 1- ' ff slag ' +'-5'-Tx' ,' ., 4 H. g A ' iff ' 'fl' '43, XQQEETE' fu- if f . W 2 ' ' A YSL el 'hr XY 6 .ff . -'51 , Ag. Q xx Qfv Q15 ' AP ! HA . se f y , if ' is V no n l s l ,. 'w Q, ,1 I A SWA LK 1 Freshmen n ll Of Them w- . ,K . Q., K ' K K .A A s . ,f wk vs X A '-- so fs. ff Q., ' 'N' f,f,, wr- . 5st, QQ e are lil. x , g A I xr l 52.2, A .ff ' - f wr . - , -uw, , fi Y' v 9 X Mark Johnston Kevin juds james Kent Arlene Kemen Linda Kerman Ken Kieweg Lynn Klaus Scott Ibe Matt james Steve jenkins Charlotte john Mark johnson f Q f John Klinge Pam Klohs Dawn Knoblauch Tom Knoll Tim Koehn I Freshmen 19 Q Q If gk it Sue Kohler Cathy Kohhneyer Gerald Kos: YQ' jackie Kotter fr. f .1 Y' J Chris Kraft 'Kr 16 XX rf rt gk SR . ' -VK S Z Aw Andrew Krieg f,1 ,, , ,fri ' . - , V. Tod Kumbera ' , C . Sheri La Bodda C ' NX Ann La e 'f'-4 ' he ng C Cheryl Lanphier Nl Q ..E,li,: I 'wr ,, .. if 'C ,fb ,, . M Y 5 ff- r , je , K.. qu: A W. t F 1 r?, 45 ? Carol Litchfield jenny Lohf Aurora Lopez WSF..-: 5 5 -isWf3PW1fif fvf-1 Jn ik ,,k,,, ,,,,f- ru.. nf, -gl, .V f f h f retire Martin Loppnow Ken Lovas Richard Luckow +- X f M 11 -.C r' r e Dan Luedke Dan Luethy john Malotky Xe . I A ,LY K Freshmen Get Frustrated 20 J Freshmen N 'qiy .I , , x R+ Q' X 1 ar w 55 f L f. if x 1 ' lg x If V N R, E2 'i :vs W -E 4 2 5? ' 1 lg K- ... his Judy Nelson Christine Orth Chris Orth Laurie Otter Janice Otto Chester Parker ' A fi Xx, IE f' ri, l, L Q 1 il.. 4 - X gl 1th New Procedures - K x Kami Maromm julia Meier Michael Meyers Marc Mom-eal Tim Moravec , 'V' Q- 4 X, N ' Q 3 James Peliska Dianna Pellerin Paul Popa james Postler Lisa Potterton Freshmen Bob Pulido Dave Rediske john Reinholz Sandra Remsing Dawnmax-ie Rose Matt Rupena Cameron Sayer Lloyd Schenzel Sandra Schery Kurt Schmeiser I I 1 .as 1 ,Q . ,.-.F r . 1 A-1 1 PL 'fs If 5 if ' A f M A New Year Brings News V Q lr Ai kg A Jeff Schmidt Dave Schoeneman Bonnie Schoessow Craig Scholz john Schreib Phil Schroeder Tod Schultz Don Sievert Carrie Skonewslci ' 1 h M 1 A 7' 11 - kn- ii. f i A ? , ,i A 1- lwi ' ' w , ,- W f 'd l QQ,-' 'K + ff' ' E , A W Freshmen New Faces To M.L. 1 x 4' -- 'a ..f,, , f '-'- ,, Q -.fm L, i ' .4 1 x .5 I M- ' , T if F of A I I f N-hy X if i Dfw' K 3 , ,Ex lx kt. f-. . 7, f, 5- K 'Q' X V . ,Iwi ,. :F I Doug Smith Scott Sowlles Linda Spohn Curt Steinhaus Pam Stelse Kim Szesny john Toth Dave Treichel Mark Troeger ff N1 X,.,,.,,?, 4 ne, X , V A J' 1 V 1 - 'N I 'Ox x , ., , ,i eaa - K4 ' ZX S'-N, x? of 4' K ,xi fi X fa 'Q gn? : , it it A ' 3 i x fl Todd Tunks Elise Ulbing Mark Urban Mark Watson Bill Wellman Mike Whittow Roger Wittal Daniel Yahn Alexander Young Phillip Zimdahl Freshmen Plul Abel Dean Adler Dave Awe Richard Baguhn Brett Bartel What D0 You Mean 7-7-7:-7? .Eg I 4 A gi fi 4. bf Gregg Bart:-om Carol Bauch Paul Bernhardt Erica Berres Dave Bliese W , . ,W 4 M K, - , K, ' 1 ,fff'Y X e f infix. Debbie Bores Beth Bruening Mike Buchrnan Cary Clemens Kevin Coerper Paul Conrad Jim Drobka Dawn Eccleston Leslie Esche tn' K , ' n ,2 - T' -. ,, 3v rlfifiilf , KIEK 5 'E 3 ,A-rf b N is - ' I ' ',.x-2 ,. L- fx 1 Ya Xe .414 ,SME K 24 If Sophomores V 15 'Q K W ' ,S fix X ifr fz' Q k R a iv 'QM 1 5, ' A222 v w ?! L . In-n-Q. Q17 I f v-1-53 5IEta. . , ' ,f f ,A .b W I' ly - sz - Q.. x + f Q ' Av-'QQ .l ':?5 PT Q. Q1 Q in fyggf 5Q,g,,5 Q A L, .ni 'K -. an , I f V 1 i L 5 k j? Vu- A . I A - 4 f A F ,, w .qkgq qfr if .. r EHS 'A X I i, S-N., 5 R Ali Q A M Q Qf 5? Gary Frahm Don Freyberg Dave Ganczak john Gehlhaart Bill Gies jeff Goodle Alan Hafeman james Hahn Dwayne Hale Craig Hambrock Scott Hansen joan I-lansis james Hanson Phil Hartman Scott Haupt Don Heinen Ted Heise Paul I-Iintze Mark Hogan Karl Howe Sophomores 2 N Howard Hughes Daryl Huck Jeff Jagusch Linda jahnke Jeff Johnson ., a 4 L h' v. A X, Laura Kennedy Kris Kopitske Donale Kramer Beth Kreider Denise Larsen Desi Laurin Don Leifer jeff Lemke Linda Leske XLN 4 ,X ,Qi . , 1' Q' ZA , . S A . . 5' 3' ,. ff ,aft .1 x V Qs of ! X Typical Sophomore: .Q sr: s Val ' A U , ' ' 5 iavr kx .H EI KW 5 1 , V, , K Q1 V'- - 'SR e i , 11. I . Q-,7 ,J 5 : ig U to , ' A. L . v Q f U C' Lb 3 T any A 1 . , - ,. h sr fm. 95' A. I' X ,., A 1, K Dwi? on , UQW ,, It ,L , Ge 3 I 1 Linda johnson Misty Johnston jill Kaltenbrun Daniel Kanitz Tammy Keller Nanette Kroenke Dave Krubsack Sandy Kurer Laura La Fond jim Lamm ga r Sophomores All Work And 0 Play ' ss 'R D' 5 A Dan LeVan . N Peggy Lindenberg ' Q Sandy Madison ' ts' ,.,,, jim Max-qurdt , Gary Martens 5' - 'Q ff Xl A ds Tix Donna Mayer , 1:7 Michelle Meyers P! - .. ee s s k i, ' KX Mx g wa 5.1. A Q- ' '- I :SC M K ,. ia: - o ff M SE4Rie5efd X W M - . L W ' y. 'fit . my N 3.42, - ., .0 , ' 1 51- 21 1 I s .Q Scott Meyers Kevin Mueller Laura Nelson Gary Onstad ' Carla Oswald jeff Otter Shari Perko Mark Petersen Lori Pieske K 'fin I if eg Lx Sophomores fx 27 N4 Vs Underolassmen Motto: Surpass The Seniors 5 Renee Posavec Jim Povlick Sherry Rand Bob Rieck Curt Rowglin ii Rusty Rose Tim Roser john Rupena Kelly Salo Bob Sanders y. SES Ni.. 'Q' Dawn Schaeffer Jackie Schimke Michele Schimdt Sheri Schoemann Doug Schroeder L tt yne e Schwechel Laura Semple juli Sierszyn Bill Sodemann ' . gliw Y ,- La H: . deg -. 1t,7'bfi 4 A' 1. 47 I . ' gf - , 2 Q J A . i. 5 . .g ' ' . ' s. - , E 9 Af um . X W., ' I w' .9 ,, ,gzae ' 'XPS 'X C Ir f l if wo X X ,. xx ., E Y W ': , V' x ialiffaig' ' ..y' ' fffvigzf iff K A ff in X W ., 5 -ig Vi- f I '. 7 A , vi 1 'K' fi 28 Sophomores fi' M g H ' 'Q 5' Y nf? an , ' . Q Q QL, .. ii, y D! n XY 1 ff,L Hmm nm we N-A 9 K 1 r Pat Sorcic Sheri Stach 'Rf K I ' - - I N' .4 ff' M3 ' ii fifmF h iVj,ami eee W Y f 2 1 . w QD W f ,-1 V ! ,, 1: 'H HHII' ,, , .. .. W-,fab o L .... I . , 1, 2 n f 5,5153 Q gy ff' Q- ...M 6 'v ,'jf KWWQ V, -uf' Ll,.7 A , I iQi Aui 4 H 4 F 5 'Q :Mm - . ,vi Se' . gkfefk gi C eff .gy 1 . V, . .. ii , 5 I vi A Q 1: in fJar , i X? ,,Ab ' jp X 'FV - -- ' u'.5gIVlin iZi ,, . -' 7 l T - S if? L f is N H ' ' 131, in 5. Cheryl Stecker Allen Stein Dana Stirk Geoffrey Stott Judy Struck Richard Tal-:ala Teddi Takala Susan Taylor Bonnie Ten Broeke jeff Urban Mike Valleskey David Vig Mike Wagner Colin Weir Kathy White Steve White Peggy Wilcen Barb Wulf Bob Zautke Sandy Zellmer Sophomores Dee Adler Melinda Ames Becky Bahr Jim Bamdt jan Barndt Rick Barwa jim Baumgart Gail Berkhahn Dave Bernhardt Alethea Bertram - , -W, ,Q 4. as W C. f 1 J . 'ap ' 'S' 1 if? ,L Juniors Work ': 1: N, ' X ,'9?:iE JA! B .. ,. . Y, 'fx fe Ed B1llyard Vicki Blazer Dianne Block Brad Bluhm Linda Bores Laura Boyer i f Q., s . 7. c - 1 xi gg, H ' f m .sl-'X A ' - Q ' V B A? ' ,Q Paul Brant John Brunette Bomue Burgess 'Ili . qf Q B., it 1 VVVAV QQA fl 0 l juniors . ., , 'D if A 'B . lg, Ri 3' X 5 . 'Q gt' 8 K 4 -,V N fr A if Their Way p LW 335' , , I yi A , , C C e f M lf? v. if X A 1. .Y f gf Q ir,- 1 , , ,,, , ,,,, sqm, J . ,. 1 7 M: E.',f , I I f SQ , giig C .0 CA fm - 5: . 59511, K ggi, F K w f Holly Decker Steve Dehnke Mary Dobson joel Doepke Mike Draeger Chuck Dulde Jill Duszynski Verlane Ericksen joan Esch Randy Chiaverotti Cathy Chojnacki Bob Christiansen Mike Cichy Frank Cleppe Scott Consoer Karen Coogan Tom Cutting Lama Dahl Candy Debban Soon American History Work Sheets Ken Helinski Eric Holmberg , 1. Pat Holtz 44, Steve Hom Ned Hovie o ooA Q ei Robert Jaeger .QAA . . h f Rick Jahnke V r , r Mike Kadolph jj ! Q25 1 Kevin Kais '+- Dave Kaphingst Dave Franklin , , .F 4 V Q Brad Froemmjng Linda Gaxske Iviike Gilhuber Chris Gruenewald Judy Hafner Sue Hanson Mark Harr Nancy Heise ,L .5- A ... if i ir Ji? c X? 483 G4 ' 1 1 N H P '-. kg New . ff! . 3 -gr: r X 1 'Ss oi' -e 1 .,. ,fg Q . .Y , . DL Q x 'f Ex 'xi S., ,x, . 1. . rv , M ,ix . ,K , 'E 2 I r R 1 Q , , va V 1 -J juniors W1ll Be A Thmg Of The Past julie Kaphingst Dean Kennedy jan Knutson Daryl Kohhneyer Kara Kopac jeff Kossow Barb Kraft Karyn Krebs Laurie Krimpelbein Tom Kroeger jim Kuchler Dave Ladwig Lois Lange Lu Ann Lanke Richard Leske jeff Loe jeff Lohf Steve Longstaff Dave Luethy juniors Kevin Majors Bob Mayer julie Meissler Abby Miller Monica Missun Bob Missun Dwayne Mittag jim Otto Kathy Otto William Pautz Upperclassmen At Last 40 'rf W Nl I Ari A - 1 it N, Scott Perko Tom Pieper Sandy Potterton Carr1e Reiss Heidi Resch Evelyn Retzlaff Carol Riske jay Schaeffer Sf? ,,c'v 6 ILJ :-. .. 1 52g ' Valerie Rledel ,gl 5, , - 4 LY' I 1 'f lx AF juniors 3 Iva. EQ! , , fl x I 'B Q 9 H312 Yer I K ' v 1rf:,,. I I, H -. Aileen Scherer Karen Scholtes Dave Schuldt jenny Scott Tizm Serkowski Lisa Shilling Shari Simrell Dave Skonewski Don Smith Ron Smith Beth Stach Gary Stelse Lori Stresing Sue Toth Mark Tunlcs Katie Warrick Dean Weil Paul Wessler Joann Woelffer Kathy Wulf juniors Varsity Golf Team ffrom left to rightj Coach Doepke, joel Doepke , Steve Maike, Tod Kum- bera, Bob Madison, Bob Rieck. j.V. Golf Team Qfrom left to rightl Kevin Kais, Mike Wagener, Dave Vig, Pete Halstead, fnot picturedl john Gehl- hardti' . Winner of the j.V. toumament. The Golf Team had an excellent season this year and by far the best in M.L. history. Led by Steve Maike, their senior captain and All Conference player, M.L. went on to take second place in con- ference. They did well all year with a 19-5 over-all record and a 17-3 conference record. M.L. came within 5 shots of taking the first conference championship, since this is the first year that the Midwest Prep has had conference golf. Wayland just beat them out by 5 strokes with an 18-2 record, Several M.L. records were set this year. One set was for the lowest 4 man score and another one was set by Steve Maike for the lowest 9 hole score with a 40. Losing only 2 seniors should give M.L. a good team next year. X 36 2 ,-J Golf . . . , fi . i' 4 , ,E i F 72 e 3 N N N . .. SEPT I: 1 1 4' 1 K Q ii ,gain ,.,,, , iw may i 'G Yu 31 39 gf, SEPT TIS Pep Rally fi QU! lili-1 ' Where Are The Clowns? Where are the clowns? This wasn't a very common question during this year's spirit week. Wednesday was Sdrawkcab Yad. On this day, Mr. Koepke put his best side forward. Thursday was Costume Day. We had a menagerie of mice, girls who lost their sheep, and ' 'dolls' ' who weren't so raggedy. The last day was Color Day. All students were to wear green, gold, and white. As you can see, the clowns were here . 'is Homecoming GCT 12:14 1' For the second year, M.L. has had a Homecoming pa- rade through the city of Greendale . This was the first year that classes got together and produced floats for the parade. Seniors made an imprint with Stomp 'em while t.he juniors canned the Crusaders with the ' 'City Dump . The Sophomores ran for a ' 'Touchdown for MJ... which made the Crusaders ' 'Rest in Peace' ' in the terms of the Fresh- men. A ,wid ,. .5 .ak . ., 'S fy ' J' wif 'Q 'iw fi 3 5 sin? 'Mg' 'TNQ Homecoming on A Star GCT TIS Come and Wish upon a Star. As the song goes, it doesn't matter who you are . We had many who made wishes on stars' ' and they also danced under the stars' ' . Craig Haupt and jill Schmidt led the court of Dave Alfery, Cheryl Duchow, Mark Reiss, Lynn Schilder, Paul Povlick, Debbie Sievert, Tim Gieschen, Sue Nelson, Chris Reinke, and Debbie Einem: The 1977 Homecoming Court. Homecoming The 1977 Varsity Volleyball Team is as follows: Top: Sarah Bahr, Laura Nelson. Back Row: Karen Coogan, Vicky Blazer, Ellen Blazer, Coach Moore, Mary Dobson. Middle Row: Leslie Esche, Cindy Chla dek, Becky Bahr. Front Row: Sherry Rand, Sue Nel- son, Carrie Reiss. Not Pictured: Lisa Shilling, Karyn Krebs. VOLLEYBALL-VARSITY SEPTEMBER 7 JFK 4iOO lvl-l. 10 Carthage Sportsday 2-7 OCTOBER 0- Kemosha 1- 4 Divine Savior 6:30 0- 14 Cath. Memorial 6:30 3- 5 Pius 5330 2- 16 Racine Lutheran 6:30 ll Franklin 5330 21 22 University sch. 6130 2' 15 ST-JQQVWVS 6180 0' 27 sr. Mary's Acaaezso 2- 20 Dominican 6230 1' 2 0 Mnw. Lutheran 6:30 of 13 S1,JOSeDh 6230 0' 1 29 Messmer 6130 2-1 25 SI.Caiherir1e'S O- Varsity Volleyball xi 'UIMD GCT ECL A 14' W yi fl Qy .' t K ..-W Playing against some tough teams in the Metro Con- ference , this year's Varsity Volleyball team did quite well. Over all their record was 8- 13. They were led by some good individual players, such as the most valuable player, Sarah Bahr, and most improved, Karyn Krebs. The talent was quite high this year, as shown by the lettering of 10 out of the 12 players. Re- gionals was the most important part of the season, in which they beat St. Catherines. High points of the season were the big wins over St. Mary's and Messmer. Unfortunately, injuries lost a number of starters during the season. Varsity Volleyball had a fine year and next season should be even better with the loss of only four seniors. ff' Volleyball 11: If :I I Q LJ' o I. x49-fl 1 A, . .. -- V V - M-M- ,K.,, , W ,,,'AL.. 1, ' ,L riiiiwiflfffiv k'. if -. A , K My 4 Fa , F I ...V -'--f . , . .xg --vigrx: f-g,:gss.3fg-ss: '-W' gm' vf,- '1f,'g,1:pg. ix -4 1W .,V --W wif' F if uf W 'se XR 2 We ,- k Y. mw,e m5. all if f 'fs Q k QW Q ,Ny i Q. ,. Q GCT 20: 46 J.v. Volleyball v Qs ' This year's j.V. Volleyball team had a fine season. Over all they had a season record of 20- 19. In tough conference play they had a record of 14- 17. The high point of the season came in the last game where M.L. beat St. Catherines two games to one . Led by the team's most valu- able player, Lori Pieske, they had a good year. Many of them should do well on next year's varsity team. The 1977 j.V. Volleyball team is as followsg Back Row: Beth Bruening, Kim Harr, Lori Pieske, Renee Posa- vec, Lorraine Bruening, Beth Drews, Coach Gabler. Row 2: Nancy Grunewald, Kathy Kohlmeyer, Pam Stelse, Linda Graf, judy Nelson, Carol Litchfield. Front Row: Bonnie Schoessow, Sherri LaBodda, Carey Clemens, Davim Schaeffer, Sandy Kurer. 1 ,, ,... . ul- ',,,a...M. M if X S' G: me .... VOLLEYBALL- SEPTEMBER Nl 14 Cath Memoriai 630 3- 16 Racine Luineran 6'3O 3- 21 Milw, Lutheran 630 1- 22 University Sch, 630 3, 27 St Marys Acad 6:30 1- 29 Messmer 630 0 OCTOBER ' 4 Divine Savior 6130 0' 6 Pius 6:30 1- 11 Franklin 6:30 1- 13 St. Joseph 6t30 1- 18 St.Joan's 680 3- 20 Dominican 6:30 1- 25 St, Catherines 1- .iff rv. Volleyball - Cross Colmtry .', 1 -v GCT E9 This year's Cross Country team had an excellent season, having the best starting seven in the team's history. Led by Paul Brant and Steve Longstaff, ML's best first and second runners, the Spartans did well throughout the year. Against St. Mary's everyone had their best times. There Brant set a new school record of 16:26 . Longstaff was not far behind with a time of 16:28. From here , the team went on to sixth place out of twelve teams in the Class B State Champion- ships. This finished ML's best season ever, and with no sen- iors on this year's team their future looks promising. The 1977 Cross Country Team is as follows: Back Row: Mike Kadolph, Paul Brant, Howard Hughes, Doug Smith, jim Marquardt, Steve Longstaff. Front Row: Nh-. Schnake, Doug Schroeder, Ron Smith, jim Hanson, John Malotky. 23.5 if 'Q' 5 I Cross Country They're cheaper by the dozen. This wasn't the cry of a salesman or market owner But by a father, Mr. G11 breth, of Montclam, New jersey . Mrs Kloehn dlrected and held the ' 'fam 1ly together. From the dating problems to the dog sleeping on Dad's bed, it was laughter through and through. gif? X Tee Fall Play 71 -'L W Fall Play NGN TI7 1-.,,,,, Ml. WRESTLING 30-24 NOVEMBER 35-26 17 Mllwaukee Lutheran 400 18-51 21 at Messmer 6:00 23 Racune Lutheran 4:00 DECEMBER 33 2 at Northwestern 4i00 '- 3 S1.J0sepn's 1.00 34-34 8 at Wayland 4:00 10 at Wlsconsnn Lutheran 10:00 33-30 14 St. Johns 4:00 JANUARY 24-47 5 at Raclne Lutheran 7:00 15-58 12 Wayland 4:00 45-19 18 at Plus 7:00 30 22 23 Dominlcan 4:00 ' 26 at 51. Johns 4100 14-45 FEBRUARY 1 Northwestern 4:00 27-29 4 Conference 10:00AM at Martin lst Luther place The 1978 Varsity Wrestling team is as follows: Front Row: Mark Westerman, Bob Sanders, Tom Stecker, Chris Reinke, Mark Watson: Back Row: Coach Cattau, Alex Chartier, Dave Schuldt, Dave Alfrey, Frank Cleppe, Dan Levan, Camron Sayer, Coach Richter. This year's Varsity Wrestling team had another excellent season. Led by co-captains, Chris Reinke and Tom Stecker, M.L. took first place in conference . Both wrestlershad 22-4 records. The team finished with a 6-6-1 over-all record and a 6-1-1 record in conference. In the conference match at Martin Luther, M.L. had 4 conference champs. Pict1u'ed on the facing page, they are with their conference records: Bob Sanders 7-1, Chris Reinke 8-O, Tom Stecker 8-O, and Mark Westerman 6-O. Stecker led the team with 16 pins. M.L. later went on to take 3rd Place in re- gionals. It was an excellent season. ku. 'X X' J .V . Wrestling j.V . Wrestling M . L . nent 36 ONSSHOS 37 42 Messmer 27 37 Northwestern 30 17 Pius lFroshj 22 17 Pius U.v.y 44 24 Dominican 42 3 Franklin 3 1 24 Northwestern 2 1 This year's j.V. Wrestling team had the best sea- son ever for an Ml, J.V. team. The j.V. exhibition record was 10- 14- 1 , The team was led by jeff Ot- ter with a 7- 1 record. Also impressive were Dan Luedke 6-3, Marc Monreal 5-2, Mark johnson 3- 2, and Dan Luethy 4-4-2. With a large number of freshmen out for the team almost all of the weight classes were filled. Next year they should improve on J.V. and may even help the Varsity team fill some open weights. M.L. 's wrestling picture looks good. This year's 1978 j.V, Wrestling team is as fol- lows: Coach Cattau, Jeff Otter, Steve Anderson, Tony Bertram, Steve Bond, Art Dauer, john Ficken, Mark Johnson, Kevin juds, Dan Luethy, Dan Luedke, Marc Monreal, Camron Sayer, Dave Schoeneman, John Schreib, Phil Schroeder, Todd Schultz, Curt Steinhaus, John Toth, Mark Watson, Bill Wellman, Roger Wittal, and Dan Yahn. J. V . Wrestling The 1978 Varsity Basketball team is as follows: Back Row: Dave Luethy, Russ Whiting, Brad B1uh.m, Row 2: Craig Tank, Paul Pov- lick, Darrell Kohlmeyerg Row 3: jeff Lemke, john Brunette, Jeff Loeg Front Row: Steve Longstaff, Don Smith, Don I-Ieinen, Coach Mangels. This year's Varsity Basketball team had some good individual tal- ent and did very well at times this year. This year's team was led by Dave Luethy and Russ Whiting. Luethy, a junior, was the team's leading scorer and rebounder with around 10 points and 11 rebounds a game. Dave was second in the conference in rebounding, Whiting, a senior, was the second leading in scores and rebounds with arolmd 9 points and 8.rebounds a game. ML as a team did well taking second in conference . They shot 42M from the floor and SSM from the free throw line, averaging close to 60 points a game. Season highpoints were the victory over Notre Dame , the Class B Champs, 58-543 and the loss to St. john's, 46-45. An article on the game against St. john's was put in The Milwaukee Iournal praising the sportsmanship of the teams and the fans at Martin Luther, a fine tribute to our school. FNICDVTI Varsity Basketball BOYS BASKETBALL GAMES BEGIN 6230 81 8100 PM NOVEMBER 18 at Milwaukee Lutheran 73 23 Messmer 66 26 Brown Deer 58 DECEMBER 2 University 4.4 3 at Racine Lutheran 53 9 Wayland 62 16 Notre Dame 54 17 Northwestern 50 JANUARY 6 St, John's 46 7 at St. Marys 61 10 at Racine Prairie 61 14 at University 39 20 Racine Lutheran 48 21 at Greenfield 43 28 at Northwestern 70 GAMES BEGIN 11:30 8t1OO FEBRUARY 3 at St. John's S3 4 at Franklin 61 10 St. Mary's 67 11 Racine Prairie 18 at Wayland Varsity Basketball J. V . Basketball 'The 1978 JV Basketball team is as followsg from left to right, Mark Peterson, jim Povlick, jeff jagusch, jim Marquardt, Dave Bliese, Doug Schroeder, Don Leifer, Greg Bartrom, john Gelhart, Mike Vallesky, Gary Martens, Coach Koepke . This years JV Basketball team had a fine season. They had an 8-4 conference record and were 12-8 over-all. The team was led by Don Leifer, jim Maxquardt, and jim Povlick who each averaged around 9 points a game. Ml. finished strong winning its last 5 games in a row. They worked hard and kept on improving all year. They expecially played well in the last game which was a great way to end the season. BOYS BASKETBALL GAMES BEGIN 6i30 8- 8:00 PM j.V . Basketball - NOVEMBER M1 18 at Milwaukee Lutheran 52 34 23 MGSSFTISY 55 32 26 Brown Deer 66 49 DECEMBER '2 University 48 50 3 at Racine Lutheran 31 29 9 Wayland 56 52 16 Notre Dame 37 44 17 Northwestern 44 47 JANUARY 6 Sr. John's 20 27 7 at St, Mary's 46 S8 10 at Racine Prairie 44 46 14 at University 52 47 20 Racine Lutheran 38 54 21 at Greenfield 34 64 28 at Northwestern 50 47 GAMES BEGlN 11:30 8 1:00 FEBRUARY 3 at St. John's 26 40 4 at Franklin 44 45 10 St, Mary's 48 S2 11 Racine Prairie 27 43 18 at Wayland 34 58 Freshman Basketball Z ,., ,M The 1978 Freshman Basketball team is as followsg Front Row: Peter Halstead, Tim Koehn, Doug Smith, R.G. Luckow, Scott Bluhm, Rick Albrecht, Brian Chladek, Back Row: Pat Schafer, Tim Boehm, Paul Popa Coach Schneider, Curt Buetow, Don Sievert, jim Kent. Basketball team was very successful and well pleased with their 13- 3 re- cord. Chladek on offence along with Luckow led the team to many a vic- tory. Every one on the team put in a lot of effort which turned into a suc- cess. In future years they will be worth watching . MI. Dominican 55 31 Waukesha 16 65 University 26 42 MLHS 36 28 St. Bonaventures 16 51 Marquette 37 49 St. Mary's 39 42 Greendale 27 42 Dominican 45 29 St. Bonaventures 17 47 Pius 24 28 Greendale 21 33 University 35 61 Marquette 36 38 St. Mary's 26 39 NHJ-IS 20 45 Freshman Basketball C 61 1 This year's Martin Luther Freshman IE. --?'nd CEQA Che erle admg INICCDXW E3 This year the 1978 Cheerleading squads did death defying feats . Many mounts were done where a person is sus- pended in mid- air and supported by the others. The Varsity leads with an experienced squad of: Debbie Einem, Jill Schmidt, Debbie Sievert, Lisa Schilling, Gail Berk- hahn, and julie Ka- phingst. The j.V. squad also lead in the pursuit of school spirit with the help of: Debbie Bores, Shari Perko, Judy Nelson, Les- lie Esche, Sherry Rand, and Arlene Kernen. Cheerleading L3 ' X G4 j Pom Pons u l Y Q L I. N The 1978 Pom Pon squads executed their routines as a group of Dreamers, Getting up to Boogie at all football and basketball games. The j.V. squad Stayed Alive with: Carey Clemens, Dawn Schaeffer, julie Harrison, Renee Posavec, Jeanne Beck, Beth Bruening, Assistant Coach-julie Meissler, Sue Kohler, Lori Pieske, Kris Bond, Shari La Bodda, Carla Oswald, and Michele Schmidt. While Varsity held Tommorrow and Tonight in sus- pense with: Sheri Stach, Kristy Storm, Kathy Erd- man, Karen Oswald, Debbie Boehm, Chris Gruenewald, Coach-Mrs. Dahl, Diane Schuldt, Pam Puls, Jenny Scott, Kathy Krubsack, Katie Wartick, and Beth Stach. f . V my .rt Pom Pons ,X 65 This year's Christmas Concert theme was Proclaim the Messiah's Birth. On December 10 and 11, the Var- sity and Symphonic band, Lmder the direction of Mr. Krubsack, performed many songs in which they pro- claimed their Lord. Also, the Concert Choir performed with a group of soloists . They were under the direction of Mr. Lindau. The Chorus was present for their first performance and led the audience in worship. am 3 Christmas Concert Pryaclqi Messrs Birtf DEC TID : TIT Proclaim The Messiahgs Birth Chri S1111 'bun ,QWW Q A .W??f2'ff'!tVTfY x A 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: lst Row: Cathy Maas, Sue Nelson, Cheryl Duchow, Sarah Bahr, Beth Drews. 2nd Row: jon Esch, Becky Bahr, Pam Puls, Vicki Blazer, Dawn Schaeffer, Lorraine Bruening, Charlotte john, Tom Pieper. 3rd Row: Teri Franz, Steve Schnelz, jeff juds, Q Dave Vig, Paul Wessler, Dave Luethy. 4th Row: Debbie Boehm, Ellen Abel, Laura Nelson, jim Postler, Pam Schmidt, Dave Bliese, Elise Ulbing, Mr. Krubsack, Gary Stelse, and Bill Gross. 68 XJ Bands ,Yi MQW adult MW ,A - -WW - A - M 1, 1 -rv fe' if V A up ...A-,I Wm,wy2,rTf?' A 1 ,,..wm l ' ,,,.....,...f--.,,,......-,-f-f LEFT TO RIGHT: lst Row: Sue Kohler, Bill Gies, Tony Bertram, Sue Wilharm, Ellen Blazer, Kathy Erdman. 2nd Row: Mark Poklar, Tim Gieschen, jeff Torres, Kathy Krubsack, jenny Lohf, Beth Bruening, Gail Berkhahn, Linda Garske. 3rd Row: Dave Krubsack, John Klinge, Jim Maxquardt, Mike Gilhuber, Dave Rediske, Chuck Dulde, john Ficken, Kara Kopac, Julie Juds, Lynn Ka- phingst, Andrea Kohel. 4th Row: Mark Thiede, John Ev- ans, Craig I-Iambrock, A11-Iafeman, Craig Haupt, jim Bamngart, Craig Meissler, Mark Troeger, Dan Luethy, Pete Brondos. Bands C 69D JAZZ LAB: Ellen Abel, Laura Nelson, Dave Bliese, Pam Schmidt, john Brunette , Kathy Krubsack, jeff Torres, Craig I-Iaupt, john Evans, Mark Thiede, jay Schaefer, Steve Schnelz, Jeff juds, Dave Luethy, Dave Vig, Paul Wessler, Pete Brondos, Dan Luethy, Mark Troeger, Scott Haupt, Tom Pieper, Mr. Krubsack, Craig Meissler. ORCHESTRA: Bill Gies, Sue Kohler, Tony Bertram, Kathy Erdman, Linda Garske, Beth Drews, Sarah Bahr, Sue Gawlitta, Elise Ulbing, Mr. Lindau, Char- issa Bertram. BRASS CHOIR: Mark Pok- lar, Tim Gieschen, jeff Torres, Kathy Krubsack, jay Schaefer, Steve Schnelz, Dave Vig, Paul Wessler, Dave Luethy, Dave Krub- sack, Mr. Krubsack, Mark Troeger, Dan Luethy, Pete Brondos, Craig I-Iaupt. l qv - 2 CQ FRENCH HORNS: Tom Pieper, Mark Poklar, jeff Torres, Kathy Krubsack. VARSITY BAND: 1st Row: Linda Kezman, Sandy Schery, Kari Consigny. 2nd Row: Sandy Rems- ing, Andrea Flores, Pam Stelse, Sue Gawlitta, Kathy 3rd Row: Mike Kadolph, Randy Chiaver- otti, Phil Hartman, Janice Otto, Todd Tunks, Cm't Steinhaus, jim Peliska, Mike Coerper, Don Freyberg, Arthur Dauer. 4th Row: Doug Smith, Martin Rose, Mr. Krubsack, john Sc1'u-eib, jim Otto, Don Sievert, Dan Kanitz. V-TY? 2 Bands K i71 X' x.,,,,,,J M-M-M- good! The clatter of spoons and forks were bells to the ears of Mama Spitzer and the Men's Club. December 17, was their annual Spaghetti Dinner. The Faculty and Students have always en- joyed the food, but have also benefited from the donation of time , talents, and money which this organization provides. School spirit and the student body have grovsm from the Men's C1ub's unique Z V witness. I v ' 'I ' Q C T1 'fa LQ F51 33595 WTS... T GD Men' s Club DEC TI7? ,dy .-5'-, nn- 44. NY ' 6-W -'.,,,.S , .N-f .V A ,-...,.w+- Q ,nik ff if U li x mi ,,, 'Q Q! 'N ,Na gn, Nia' 1 . R . N if W-xv H. g: - 41: 1 i Men ' s Club 74 The ML Girl's Varsity Basketball team is as fol- lows, Back Row: Coach Moore, Laurie Reidel, Lynn Kaphingst, Lisa Schilling, Vicki Blazer, Sandy Madison, Patti Sorcic, Ellyn Blazer, Cindy Chal- dek, Kathy Otto, Front Row: Pat Holtz, Debbie Einem, julie juds, Lois Lange, not pictured: jill Dembowiak . This year's Varsity Basketball team had a good season over-all. They improved in many individual statistics. The team was led by Lynn Kaphingst, their most valuable player. Lynn led the team in many statistics including an 11 . 3 scoring average . Patti Sorcic was named the most improved player on the team. The girls worked hard and made it an enjoyable season since it was Miss Moore's last sea- son as Varsity Coach. GIRLS BASKETBALL GAMES BEGIN 6:00 St 7i30 Nov. 29 University School DECEMBER 1 Prairie ' 6 Shorelarid Lutheran 8 Divine Savior 13 at Racine Lutheran 15 at Milwaukee Lutheran 17 at Sl. Joseph's 2,0 Pius JANUARY 5 at Dominican 10 at John F. Kennedy 12 St. Joan Antida 17 Notre Dame 19 Catholic Memorial 24 Greenfield 26 St. Mary's Academy 28 at Messmer 31 St. Mary's Burlington Feb. 2 at St. Catherines X' Varsity only Girls Varsity Basketball ML 47 54 41 39 39 18 47 36 36 32 28 38 47 42 25 39 24 DEC E0 f Girls Varsity Basketball 75 X X' The 1978 Girl's JV Basket- ball team is as follows: Front Row: Linda Graf, Beth Drews, Pam Stelse, Janice Otto, Bonnie TenBrooke, Sandy Kurer, Carol Buncich. Row 2: Bonnie Schoessow, Beth Bruening, Donale Kramer, Lorraine Bruening, Judy Nelson, Sheri La Bodda, Back Row: Nancy Gruenwald, Juli C-erache, Mr. Menzel, Mrs. Menzel, Barb Blarzak . This year's Girl's JV Bas- ketball team over-all had a successful season. The team was led by their most valu- able player, Carol Buncich. The team played well de- feating Racine St. Cather- ine's, and losing in over- time to NELI-IS, later the conference champs. They worked hard and improved from the beginning of the Y season. Having worked hard on the basic skills, they have a good foundation for next year. 76 A Girls J.V. Basketball yn., Girl ' s IV Basketball Oak Creek University School Shoreland Racine Lutheran MILHS St. joseph's Pius Dominican DSI-IA Notre Dame Catholic Memorial Greenfield Messmer St. Mary's St. Cat.herine's St, Mary's QAcademyJ Ii Ml. 17 27 11 24 10 28 21 18 27 33 20 41 11 29 30 10 19 14 10 28 39 16 24 22 27 9 12 16 17 26 17 20 Girl ' s J. V . Basketball it 9fX aw f 'if MR. SCHNAKE: Theology, Cross Country CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT ML: 5 years I cf X 1 - T . ogg' ,un bn, CD55 ' . fb CD fl 78 Faculty MR. WIDENHOFER: Theology, j.V. Foot- ball CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT ML: 10 years E To E yy Q MR. BERLINSKI: Theology, Baseball CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT ML: 9 years JI-NNI ill ' L4-0' MR, KRUBSACK: Band, Adv, Music, Hu.. NLR, LINDAU: Theology, Chorus, Concert Choir, Trouba- manities, jazz Lab 410151 Drama CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT ML: 10 years CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT ML: 3 years . I I - . ' z. Kgs, IMRS. KLOEHN: English, Speech, Selective Lit. CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT NIL: 1 year MRS. LUCKOW: Drama CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT IVH.: M year Faculty .. isis - MR. REIGLES: English, World Lit. , Track CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT Ml: 3M years MRS. WEGENER: American Lit., English, Yearbook CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT Ml: 1 year MISS CAREY: English, Girls' Track CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT ML: 4 years F-5 D Faculty IVZR. DOEPKE: History, German, Golf N MRS. DA!-H.: Spanish, Pom pong. CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT ML: 10 Years CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT MI.: 4 Years. MR. HERZOG: History, Psychology, American Problems, Track CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT MI.: 4 Years 'K MR. FASZHOLZ: History, Geography, Economics ball CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT ML: 6 Years , Base- Faculty 8 MR. SCHNEIDER: Phy, Ed. , Football, Baseball, Fr. Basketball Mas. MENZEL: Ph .Ed. .v. G' 1 ' B 14 b ll CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT ML: 10 Years GMS. -hack V ' J 1' S as et 2 ' CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT Ml: 1 year ji if nk, .J MISS MOORE: Phv- Bd-. Volleyball. Girls' Bas- MR. CATTAU: Phy. Ed., J.v. Football, wresuing, kefball CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT ML: 5 Years CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT MI.: 9 Years. CX Faculty' 4 MR. Rlcxmzk: Art, Wrestling, Football cl-rR1s'r1AN SERVICE AT ML: 10 Years i MRS. MEYER: Art, Handicrafts CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT MI.: 1 Year MR. BOCI-IE: Shop, Mechanical Drawing CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT ML: 4 Years Faculty MR. KOEPKE: Mathematics, Theology, J.V. Basketball, Tennis CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT MI.: 3 Years f , '21 N .. 1, l A lk: ' W 5 -, sql MR. MANGELS: Mathematics, Basketball, J'.V. Football MR. GABLER: Mathematics, J.V. Volleyball, Soft- CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT MI.: 10 Years ball CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT ML: 8 Years Faculty Z if 5 1 x + I I S ,zip 15 MR. SODEMANN: Physics, Av. , Physical Science MISS SCHOENBECK: Biology, Plant Science, Softball CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT MI.: 3 Years CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT ML: 3 Years MR. TEETZEN: Chemistry, Physical Science, Student Council CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT ML: 6 M Years Faculty ff, fn , Z f'Z'1,f7f, 742, g:ff,,fJ. fx, ,,,,.f,f, ,WM flflf., ' ,fazyi'f14igf,aZfQ, MRS. PIERCE: Home Economics CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT MI.: 3 years AXA.-I ... MRS, SHANNON: Typing, Shorthand, Office Machines A CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT MI.: Sw years MR. HAFEMAN: Typing, Office Machines, Acconmting CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT MI.: 10 years Faculty wi mf 3 I MR. STORM: Asst. to the Superintendent -'-QM? ' DR. MARTIN WESSLER: Superintendent . I -, 'Vw 1145 H , W X' v. f f, GEN FUSS: Office Secretary MR. BERTRAM: Director of Development MRS. BANGERT: Office Secretary Faculty MISS BORDER: Association Secretary MRS. OSWALD: Association Secretary Q....L27 MRS. BRANDT: Association Secretary MRS. HERRIGES: Association Secretary MRS- NITSCI-IE: Association Secretary MRS. TOEPFER: Association Secretary ix X Faculty ,.X MR. WEDEL: Guidance Counselor NIR. SLYFIELD: Maintenance I . W, fe' k an-, mi K 112 ,X 1 MRS. KUCHLER: Librarian MRS. STORM: Librarian ,ze 1.-4 f an 1 MRS. MAIKE, MRS. KOSSOW, MRS. SPITZER, MRS. RUE- DIGER Faculty This year the yearbook staff was led into some unique adventures . One was training the Advisor to read the lingo of yearbook sales. Another feat was converting help wanted to help found. But the most drastic was the reconstruction of the book into a new and often unique presentation of the school year and its events. We hope that we have succeeded in doing so, and hope many will enjoy these memories for years to come. 'Ni 4' Yearbook ROWING IN THE sl 9 f k' 33' ff sf 0 was f 61 'ff F ,ff 'HF wi an 14' i AND T1 T0 TH BENIN :JI-MNIE7 CHI RIO: Beth Stach, Kevin Kais, Kevin Ma- jors, Tim Gieschen, Judy Hahn, Diane Krueger, Mr. Koepke. PEP CLUB: Pam Stelse, Mrs. Shan- non, Sandy Madison, Linda Graf, Kathy Otto, Shari I.aBoda , Julie Har- rison, C.B. CLUB: Gary Stelse, Bob Mayer, Eric Holmberg, Kris Kopitske, Mike Kadoph, Phil Zim- dahl, Chuck Dulde, Gary Frahm, Randy Chiaver- otti, Scott Consoer. Clubs - EXECUTIVE BOARD: Dave Alfery, Lynn Ka- phingst, Tim Gieschen, Pam Schmidt. All in favor say aye. This is a very SENIOR BOARD: Debbie Sievert, Cherly Duchow, jill Schmidt, Kathy Krubsack. ,,,.-annul! JUNIOR BOARD: julie Kaphingst, Karyn Krebs, Tom Kroeger, Kara Ko- pac. common phrase to hear at a student council meeting. The boards play a major part in running of dances, raising of funds, and helping promote school spirit. Under the instruction of Mr. Teetzen, the student council has helped in the past, and plan to im- prove their service to the student body in the future . X 92 Student Council g- , SOPHOMORE BOARD: FRESHMIEN BOARD: Sheri Stach, Sherry Nancy Grnmewald, Mark Rand, Michele Schmidt, Watson, Linda Graf, Don Leslie Esche . Sievert-not pictured . 5.41. fy' .'-.1 ,1 'X 45 r, W ,T kfrwif ff -T Student Council K 93 V, 1 . Chapel Organists . 2. Coach Schneider's Sec. 3. Miss Moor-e's Sec. 4. Gym Leaders. 5. Chapel Ushers. 6 . Library Aids. ii Tv fig Q f . ' Nuff: f ' AYIY? 'H' E3 f 5 '-. ' QM, c,5,.5,. xr . ,:, ' 2310 96- 25: 53-Q . .9 sa er 5 ' aff A C Ea-vs gf: gf: fn 5 .4 , 1. H. , I- 75, .' up ge.- Q14 'W 33 Iliff' Ei ,J F m X . li-,, S we lw . g, ftlt L! so - elxmeg . ,, N at k 2 ?W'f?f?'i' A L ,,,,, - ' ji. ...... C ,xg ' iff' V fu !Qf12,is,.5i -'srl 1 A ' 'iff Av -,JJ Aff, .Q , .e.mnsf:sE.:f' W-ar ff A , Q-KZ. v w -, f ' 'i 94 I School Helpers 1 . Bookstore Helpers. ' 2. csmmd- keepers. L 3. Recepiionisfs. 4. Department V Helpers. 5. Cafeteria Helpers. 6. Office Help- ers. I R- fu r mzr 5 . . 4 5 fi., School Helpers r 95 L? This year the Symphonic Band members departed bright and is -Q.. 'M ,9,,.,.N,,W early on March 9 to reach their concert performance in Mem- phis, Tenn. The tour was a long ride from stop to stop, but our Band members were still able to convey their faith, PRE LBY 1 yijr X X, , 4,,, 4 W. Ur : 11 f' Q .Y N -. K on K K E V 3, I .v gr I v,'t '- MAR SST! - Band Tour , . - .R-S f . ,., , by X if '21 N 'ai x Q y V ,J On March 15, both students and teachers were up in arms to help support the Milwaukee Blood Center. Many helped make M.L. 's second Blood Donor Day a success. Thanks go to these people who gave a life supporting gift. f Blood Day 97 Fleetwood Mac, Kansas, the Beatles, and even Lawrence Welk had favorites per- formed at the Sweetheart Dance. Stro- bonic, disco wizards for high schools, per- formed as the floor shook with the beat from the Bump, Hustle , and many slow dances. The night of March 18 created fun and romance in many hearts. -ig - - hhh 7 g Sweetheart Dance Sweetheart Dance This year, Martin Luther held its second Interum. All students broke away from the regular schedules to attend a special course . Clowns, guitarists, and T-shirt creators were just a few groups involved in the two days. Once again, it proved to bean interesting exper- ience . 'v 'X ,, I F I 1 It 'Sn ia ' Interium We waited before the Concertg and we cried. We felt the Love around usg and we cried. We saw a man who'd leave usg and we cried. We performed a beautiful concertg and we cried. We came down after, for prayerg and we cried. The manly strength subsidedg and we cried. The Love we felt grew deeperg and we cried. We felt each other's blessingg and we smiled. Alex Chartier Choir Tour - 5' 1 The Martin Luther tennis team had a fine season again this year. It still had a lot of young players, but the entire team showed a lot of confidence and skill. The team did well in conference play. They beat Northwestern and Racine twice . A high point of the season was when the team shut out Racine , five matches to none . Curt Roeglin, CMVPJ , playing mostly doubles, led the team in wins with a record of 8-4. The most improved player was Carl Evers. The team had good leadership by Tom Cutting, jeff Torres, Bill Sodemann and Craig Haupt. M.L. took 3rd, in conference , only 9 behind St. john's with Evers taking a second place in second singles. Next year's team will be good with the loss of only 4 seniors . A few j.V. matches were played and the talent looks good for next year. M.L. 1978 tennis team is as followsg Front Row: Curt Roeglin, Craig Haupt, john Hartel, Tim Koehn, jeff Stott, Mark Harr, Randy Block, Back Row: Tom Cutting, Bill Sodemann, Gregg Bartmm, jim Baumgart, Bill Gross, Carl Evers, and Coach Koepke . .-.Pill - fi ri 7 1:22 Tennis Tennis The Martin Luther baseball team had a fine season in the Midwest Prep. They finished with a 7-4 con- ference record. They were led in batting by Paul Povlick batting .419 with 14 RBl's. In pitching they were led by Povlick, Dean Weil, and john Gelhardt. There were home runs by Povlick, Dave Alfrey and jeff Otter. The team had fun and did well against some tough teams, Next year should be just as good with some fine jlmiors returning. The 1978 Varsity baseball team is as followsg Front row: Coach Fasz- holz, john Brunette, Darrell Kohl- meyer, Dennis Thompson, Dean Weil, Steve Jung, Jeff Otter, Coach Berlinski, Back Rowg John Gehl- hardt, Pete Brondos, Paul Povlick, Kevin Kais, and Dave Alfrey. 104 Varsity Baseball P62 TIS I dll' X, ml, A . ,Q K' Varsity Baseball TT 105 ,2 ,. , was ay, , ,T me W 1.4: . Hg EW an 'ii 2 1. ,-... - q55Q,if 1 Y , , . , . I :Ma-,pw . 5 M q , W as . 4 i,f?ff5? T- - y ,.,, ,.., , K ,-:'l5?fQA?, ! K ay , is f w: Vi'-,gggx Lf ., ,125 wfzf-,g5',J4f4?z111 as . , ' 21- ' .se af' v-s ise.?if 2.1 1 . Q. X , SN R. - Ll - '!I:'?2gs35 K' . ,-imgv A , -Q -'15 . ' ' --1.'fi-,-:- ,-ig: T . ' ,if V if 4. ,, ' f. 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They should be even better next year with players like Todd Tunks and Pete Halstead. Over-all it was an enjoyable year. 106 1 j.V . Baseball an. Q, : 739,15 M .-,H i V,.. A Y -Wann.-. , QM, -'L W ,, fs-wx :ef ,,J1,: ,M ,Si W- 3, W, -.- uns: j.V . Baseball 107 -gf .f Varsity Softball I-M-W2 T 463, 1WQ'N ,,.., ,..., E 'ht This year's Varsity Softball team had a tough time in conference. The team lacked experience but worked hard and had some fun at the same time . M.L. had some fine hitting as the team batted .268 for the year. They were led by Lynn Ka- phingst CMVPJ , who batted .345. Their most improved player was Pam Puls. The high point of the season was a -5 victory over Pius. The team is losing 8 seniors so next year M.L. will field almost a new team. There were, though, a few freshmen on Varsity this year that could form the nucleus of a good team. . The 1978 Varsity Softball team is as fol- lows, FRONT ROW: Karen Oswald, Sarah Green, Debbie Einem, Pam Schmidt, ROW 2: Laura Nelson, Coach Gabler, Pam Stelse, BACK ROW: Cindy Chladek, Lynn Kaphingst, Ellyn Blazer, Pam Puls, Beth Bruening, Judy Nelson. varsity Softball 109 Kr 'Y' . . --W Y , . r '.-LQ' wr. - WGS... ' .JV E , , H ..- 1'-I gmt ,L 1---:ii -+ -A -.Q .ff f 1' :v ' ,x ' ,. E -,,:k. f ..,VT'-'K' 2 W .'Af'tigf-'AWK 1 I .Q A ',- ,qigl . um. j.V . Softball in This year's -I.V. Softball team had a tough season. The girls did work hard on improving their skills and on playing as a team. They had a lot of fun playing this year. Hopefully they will have a better season next year. The 1978 J.V. Softball team is as follows, FRONT ROW: Jenny Lohf, Michelle Schrnidt, Cheryl Stecker, Janice Otto, Kathy Kohlmeyer, Sheri LaBoda, Lynda johnson, arol Litch- field, BACK ROW: Christine Bond, Dawn Knoblauch, Bonnie Schoessow, Lorraine Bruenning, Kami Maroon, Nancy Gruenwald, Judy Hahn, N.P. Misty Esplund. j.V . Softball You, the jury. Is Bill guilty? Did he steal Miss Townley's S3000.00? Bill Hughes, a junior in college is on trial for the theft of S3000.00. Will the jury find him guilty? That was the first of three one act plays presented this spring, by Martin Lu- ther. The second, ' 'The Black Box, ' ' was an unusual one, about a young boy who is accosted in the park, by a box. Will Arthur catch his bus, in full possession of his pen, hat, shoes, and sports coat? If you came to the play, you know the answer. In the last play, ' 'The Happy journey to Camden and Trenton' ' it was enjoyable to be with the family on their drive to see their daughter. Many thanks goes to Mrs. Kloehn for success. I 3 APR EE Cp 11? Spring Play Spring Play C113 J 'N.. Awaxds 5 I. 5 f .Q 1 MAY T77 ward, 2 Va1ed1ctor1an and Salu- 3 Badger State, 4 Soclety of gmeers, 5 Amencan Soclety of ccountants, 6 Natlonal Honor , embers. Page 115 1. Girls ved Athletes, 2. Boys: Most Athletes, 3. Girls Most Valuable , 4. Boys Most Valuable Athletes, nding Athletes of 1978. l-: 1 . Christian Citizenship and A . ' ' A . ' VI : : PTO 11 a 4 ' 1 . A IHQI ' L' 'E - tj , 9, A ' l i I MM- f--, H 1 ' if . ,,,...,. -- if A 1 tlti E . 1 .,,, Q I - 1 .ana Q5-S ,ying fs V ,g:jE:?'2? 1 ' -Wir: , ' 1-5, ar. 4- ... .- Awards Q. aff 5' fungi , wj,5,1 - fs, . , ,f A ,ds .Q J we vga A B Y I4 N iq? g MAY E0 C X W, ML's Girls Track team did quite well this year. The squad was small in comparison to other years, having only 19 members. Five of these were seniors and eight were freshmen. The team had two wins . One was over Uni- versity and the other over Catholic Memorial. The members improved all season. In their first meet, conference indoors, they finished last. While in their last meet, at State, they scored 23 points and placed 8th out of 16 teams. The team became , throughout the season a very close knit squad, with a lot of hard work, spirit, and dedication. The 1978 Girls Track team is as follows, FRONT ROW: Sally Drobka-Mgr. , jill Schmidt, Sue Nel- son, Deb Boehm, Diane Schuldt, Ellen Abel, ROW 2: Linda Graf, Carol Buncich, Monica Missun, Beth Kreidee, Sheri Stach, Linda Bores, Sue Gawlitta, BACK ROW: Coach Menzel, Tracey Rupcic, Kathy Otto, Donall Kramer, Beth Drews, Jessie Hildebrand. N.P. - julie Harrison, and Coach Carey. Girls' Track -v,. .5 .. ., . - R LV, -...Q - Lug wa' -ir W V -4' ,. ,ag v- W ' fi-,zztfaf 'wa' A fnfw -Agra .wa , 1- .Q JFK K' Boys- Track This-year's very young ML Track team did quite well. They placed Sth in Conference. It was a young, but hard working, team consisting of only 4 jLu1.iors and seniors. They were led by jim Povlick, CMVPJ who placed 3rd in State in the 100 yd. dash. Also outstanding were Phil Kopitske in the 440 and Dave Bleise who placed 3rd in State in the 440 hurdles. The team lost a lot of fine athletes last year but the team should be very good in the coming years. The 1978 Boys' Track team is as followsg FRONT ROW: Dan Luedke, Dave Wig, jim Peliska, Curt Buetow, Rick Albrecht, Scott Eccleston, Dave Rediske, Howard Hughes, Art Dauer, Doug Smith, R,G. Luckow, BACK ROW: Coach Herzog, Frank Cleppe, joel Doepke, Tim Boehm, Doug Schroeder, Mark Troeger, Kevin Hingiss, Dan Luethy, Phil Kopitske, Steve Bond, Gary Martins, Jim Drobka, Kris Kopitske, Curt Steinhaus, Scott Haupt, jim Povlick, Gordy Rieck, and Don Heinen. Boys' Track From Rag Time to Big Band and good ole Country, they all could have been heard at the Spring Con- cert. Many types of music were pre sented from the vocal and musical soloists. lt was an all arotmd step back and into the history of music. Spring Concert The Spring Concert had a sentimental note toward Mr. Robert Lindau. The concert was his formal farewelllo the many yeaxs of direction, in which he led the Concert Choir and Troubadours to perfection. All, who were involved with him, will miss him and we wish Mr. Lindau the best in the years to come . Spring Concert 1 21 , Mr. Lindau, Vicki Blazer, Ellen Blazer, Laurie Riedel, Donna Meyer, Diane Krueger, Charissa Bertram, Sarah Green, Dee Adler, Kathy Krubsack, Valerie Riedel, Barb Sharp, Karen Oswald, Debbie Einem, Dennise Larson, Sandy Kurer. Debbie Sievert, Debbie Werner, Lisa Shilling, Aletha Bertram, Laura Boehr, jim Barndt, jim Povlich. Tom Stecker, Mark Westerman, Rick Barwa, Frank Cleppe Alex Chartier, Dave Alfery, Dave Krubsack, Carl Evers, Doug Schroeder. Choir Barb Becker, Lori Peskie, Judy Hahn, jill Schmidt, Carol Bauch, Lynnette Schwechel. Sarah Bahr, Kristy Storm, Laura Kennedy, Mary Kowart, Diane Schuldt, Patti Mar- tens . 'H' an Phil Abel, jim Hahn, Brad Froeming, Martin Rose , Chris Kramer, Leslie Esche, LuArm Baguhn, Carl Rose, jim Kuchler, Mark Reiss, jeff Torres, Dennis Drews, Ron Smith, Pat Sorcic, Laura Semple . Choir ,M 7' f'Z ' ' 1, '-- -M. --, 2-:',.,. ,. ...Q 4 TROUBADGURS-Barb Becker, jeff Torres, Brad Froeming, Dave Krubsack. Ellen Blazer, Sandy Kurer, jill Schmidt, Charissa Bertram. Rick Barwa, Debbie Sievert, Lisa Shilling, jim Povlick. Kathy Krubsack, Pat Sorcic, Tom Stecker, Mark Westerman, Diane Schuldt. Dennis Drews, jim Kuchler, Mr. Lindau, Laurie Riedel, Mark Riess . CHORUS - Melissa Hendricks, Teri Franz, Jackie Kotter, Dianna Pellerin, Pam Klohs, Chris Orth, Linda Spohn, Anna Lange, jenny Lohf, Carol Litchfield, julie Harrison, Bonnie Schoessow, Nancy Gnmewald, Lynn Klaus. Tracy Rupsieke, Dawn Knob- lauch, Cheryl Lanphier, Jeanne Beck, Linda Graf, Carrie Skor- zewski, Jessica Hildebrand , Lorraine Bruening, Judy Nel- son, Kim Szesny, Nancy Berger, julie Gierach. Dave Schoeneman, Tony Bertram, Art Dauer, Bob Pulido, Bill Wellman, Ken Lovas, Hafer- man, Scott lbe. Todd Schultz, Pat Schaeffer, Dean Kennedy, Dave Skorzewski, Brett Bartel. 124 Choir TREBLE CHOIR-LaLu'ie Reidel, Barb Becker, Sarah Green. Vicki Blazer, Patti Martens, Sarah Bahr, Charissa Bertram, Ellen Blazer, Judy Hahn, Debbie Einem, Debbie Werner. Chris Kramer, Mary Kowart, Diane Schuldt, I.uAnn Baguhn. CHOIR OFFICERS -Karen Cswald, Barb Becker, Debbie Einem, Mark Reiss. Choir C 126 jmm MIA ' 'Come Sail Away' ' was the theme for this years Prom. You were transported from Martin Luther High into a seaside wharf. The sea breeze blew softly, as the music of Nobodys Purfect rang. This night created many dreams for all present. X .af iff?- is . ii NR V 27+ T 'N-wg.. I . 1 i F, Prom 127 X 2 ....,....,x The court of Lisa Shilling, julie Kaphingst, Julie Meissler, Kara Kopac, Mary Dobson, Tom K1-oeger, Dave Schuldt, jeff Loe, jay Schaefer, and Dave Luethy were led by King Paul Povlick and Queen Lynn Schilder. lt was a night of enchantment for all who were pre- sent and able to attend. 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S6-I M' 9 aN ,E I ... . x Xi 2' , if QS 1 fs . ' Xb ' ' , il yin -u f- .mf 'E' 955' :S if ?si N 'e W, .L W, Jiiiiexsss- nf M. if xl :M L, gm J Q , - Q .R I ,L 'W '.L::Cv:-9?fI'- 1. ,. QL Q, sag ' W at- i, A 4 ww -1 ,ily ii s W k'Ah zgiifx i f A s gx 5' H . K. . .Y - gige A E-g igs! V4 FEW if b f ..., ' K ' :ri Q if? ff 61.55 - . 1 2 ' :E .. isx X Pg 3 fi Z gi is Sexiioxs L g ' 11 gd ?Z7 Dear Members of the Class of 1978: Our theme for this past anniversary year was ' 'Growing in the Lord' ' . It re- flects jesus' own words in john 15:5 where He says, I am the Vine, you are the branches. He who abides in me, and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing . ' ' jesus was a spellbinder, a master of illustrations. We are told in Scripture that people were astonished at His doctrine, for He taught as One having authority. His illustration of a vine and branches is typical and one to which His listeners could relate . As our Vine , He is truly our Lord and Savior. He who calls Himself the Vine left the bosom of the Father, became Man, lived all human exper- iences, suffered, and died as our Substitute. Through Him forgiveness, hope, and new life are ours. As branches on a vine are many and different, we also are diversified people having varied appearances, needs, and talents. But common to all of us is our sinful natLu'e , for we all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. What a comfort to be attached to the Vine for forgiveness, strength, and nourishment to grow! Growth is change but not all change is growth. Growth has to be in the right direction and with the proper motivation. Paul says in Ephesians 4, ' 'Grow up into Him who is the Head' ' . This means to become more like Him and less like omselves. That's difficult! It means to crucify and deny oneself, to mortify the flesh, to put off the work of darkness, and to walk in the Spirit. Growth means not only to be less like ourselves but also less for ourselves. It means to take on the servant image which Christ Himself had. We are to lose ourselves in service to others. Dear graduate , you are unable to experience this kind of growth with your own desire and effort. Only the power of God's Holy Spirit can bring about this change . Pray for it! I also pray that this growth may be in each of you. Christian maturity is an ongoing process. Martin Luther has been an environment which has attempted to help you in this process. May God's Spirit live in each of you and keep you in His loving and protecting care . Congratulations ! Yours in Christ, Roman C . Valleskey PRINCIPAL Directory ELLEN ABEL-Basketball, 15 Track, 2,3,45 Intramural Vol- leyball, 1 ,2,3,45 Library Aide, 45 Gym Leader, 45 Symphonic Band, 1,2,3,45 Pep Band, 1,2,3,45 Jazz Lab, 4. DAVID ALFREY-Football , 1,2,3,45 Basketball, 2,35 Base- ball, 1,2,3,45 Wrestling, 45 In- tramural Basketball, 45 Class President, 1,3,45 P.U. Cheer- leader, 45 Gyni Leader, 3,45 Chorus, 15 Concert Choir, 2,3,4. LU ANN BAGUI-IN-Cafeteria Helper, 2,3,45 Chapel Usher, 45 Gym Leader, 3,45 Coach Secre- tary, 45 Dept. Help, 45 Concert Choir, 2,3,45 Treble Choir, 4. SARAH BAHR-Volleyball, 2,3 ,45 Track, 15 Pom Pons, 25 Concert Choir, 2,3,45 Chorus, 15 Treble Choir, 45 Pep Band, 1,2,3,45 Symphonic Band, 1,2,3,4. BARBARA J. BECKER-Track, 35 Intramural Volleyball, 15 Intra- mural Badminton, 35 Phalanx, 25 Cafeteria Helper, 2,35 Concert Choir, 3,45 Symphonic Band, 35 Pep Band, 35 Treble Choir, 45 Troubadours, 2,3,45 Varsity Band, 1,25 Productions, 4. CHARISSA BERTRAM-Library Aide, 45 Concert Choir, 2,3,45 String Ensemble, 45 Troubadours, 45 Treble Choir, 3,45 Produc- tions, 45 Drama, 3. ELLYN M. BLAZER- Basketball, 1,2,3,45 Volleyball, 1,2,3,45 Softball, 1,2,3,45 Track, 15 NHS, 3,45 Gym Leader, 45 Con- cert Choir, 2,3,45 Symphonic Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band, 1,2,3,45 Jan Lab, 3,45 Trouba- dours, 1,2,3,45 Come Together, 1,2,35 Chorus, 15 Treble Choir, 45 Productions, 1,2,3. RANDY BLOCK- Football, 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball, 25 Phalanx Staff, 2,3,45 NHS, 35 Tennis, 2,3,4. DEBORRAH BOEHM-Track, 1,3,45 Pom Pons, 1,2,3,45 NHS, 3,45 Symphonic Band, 2,3,45 Pep Band, 1,2,3,45 Jaz76Lab, 2,3,45 Brass Choir, 2,3,45 .farsity Band, Senior Director 1. BEVERLY BRUSS-Track, 1,2,35 Intramm-al Volleyball, 1 , 2 , 3 5 Phalanx, 2. ALEX CHARTIER-Football, 1,2,3,45 Baseball, 25 Wrestling, 1,45 P.U. Cheerleader, 45 Con- cert Choir, 2,3,45 Productions, 4. CINDY CHLADEK-Basketball, 2,3,45 Volleyball, 1,2,3,45 Softball, 1,2,3,45 Office Aide, 35 Gym Leader, 3,4. ERIN CHOJNACKI - Office Aide , 4 . JILL DEMBOWIAK-Basketball, 2,3,45 Volleyball, 35 Track, 1,25 Pom Pon, 15 Intramural Volleyball, 25 Library Aide, 1,2,3,4. DENNIS JAMES DREWS-Golf, 1 ,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball, 2,3,45 Manager, 15 Football Photographer , 2 , 3 ,45 Concert Choir, 2,3,45 Troubadours, 2,3,45 Come Together, 2,35 Chorus, 15 Productions, 2. SALLY DROBKA-Intramural Bad- minton, 45 Cafeteria Helper, 45 Library Aide , 1 , 2 , 3 ,45 Chapel Usher, 45 Audio Visual Aide, 3,4. CHERYL DUCHOW-Basketball , 2,35 Intramural Volleyball, 25 Class Sec., 3,45 Office Aide, 45 Gym leader, 35 Symphonic Band, 1,2,3,45 Pep Band, 1,2,3,4. RENEE DUKATZ-Basketball, 25 Softball, 35 Track, 15 Intramural Volleyball, 25 Gym leader, 4. SCOTT ECCLESTON-Track, 4. DEBBIE EINEM-Basketball , 2 , 3 ,45 Softball, 2,3,45 Cheerleading, 45 Intramural Badminton, 2,35 NHS, 3,45 Cafeteria Helper, 45 Gym Leader, 45 Concert Choir, 3,45 Treble Choir, 45 Productions, 3. KATHLEEN ERDMANN-Softball, 25 Track, 15 Pom Pons, 1,2,3,45 Library Aide, 2,35 Gym Leader, 45 Symphonic Band, 1,2,3,45 Pep Y Band, 1,2,3,45 Come Together, 2,35 Varsity Band, 45 Produc- tions, 3. CARL EVERS-Football, 2,3,45 Baseball, 15 Wrestling, 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball, 1 ,2 ,3 ,45 Tennis, 2,3,45 Gyfn leader, 45 Concert Choir, 2,3,45 Chorus, 1. LEE FRAHM- Football, 45 Track, 35 Wrestling, 1,2,3. JACK FRANZ-Football, 1,45 In- tramural Basketball, 1,2,4. TERI FRANZ-Phalanx, 1,2,3,45 NHS, 3,45 Cafeteria Helper, 1,25 Receptionist, 45 Dept. Help, 2,3,45 Concert Choir, 2,35 Sym- phonic Band, 2,3,45 Pep Band, 1,2,3,45 Come Together, 35 Chorus, 1,45 Varsity Band, 15 Productions, 1,2,3,4. GLENN FREEMAN-Track, 1,25 Wrestling, 25 Intramural Basket- ball, 3,4. JEFF GEORGSON-Football, 1 ,25 Intramural Basketball, 1 , 3 ,4 . TIMOTHY J. GIESCHEN-Foot- ball, 1,2,3,45 Basketball, 15 Baseball, 1,25 Intramural Basket- ball, 2,45 Class V.P., 3,45 NHS, 3,45 P.U. Cheerleader, 45 Badger Boys State, 35 Chapel Usher, 45 Gym Leader, 45 Chi Rio Club, 45 Symphonic Band, 1,2,3,45 Pep Band, 1,2,3,45 Brass Choir, 2,3,45 French Hom Quartet, 35 Drama, 3,4. FREDRICK W. GOETSCH-Foot- ball, 1,25 Track, 45 Gym Lead- er, 45 Audio Visual Aide. 4. SARAH GREEN-Volleyball , 1,2,35 Track, 1,2,35 Softball, 45 Cheerleader, 25 Pom Pons, 15 Concert Choir, 3,45 HEIDI ANN HAFEMAN-Intramural Volleyball, 1 ,25 Office Aide, 1,2,35 Bookstore, 1,2,3,45 Dept. Help, 1,2,3,45 Productions, 1,2. JUDY HAHN-Intramural Volley- ball, 15 Manager, 3,45 NHS, 3,45 Office Aide, 2,3,45 Chapel Usher, 3,45 Gym Leader, 35 Chi Directory 145 Rio Club, 45 Concert Choir, 2,3,45 Come Together, 2,35 Chorus, 15 Treble Choir, 45 Dra- ma, 35 Productions, 2,3,4. MARK HANSON-Football, 1,2,3,45 Baseball, 1,25 Wres- tling, 15 Intramural Basketball, 1,2,3,45 Computor Club, 45 Drama, 3,45 Productions, 4. GLENN HARR-Football, 2,45 Basketball, 25 Intramural Basket- ball, 1,3,45 Gyin Leader, 4. CRAIG W. HAUPT-Football, 1,2,3,45 Baseball, 15 Wrestling, 25 Intramural Basketball, 1,2,3,45 Tennis, 1,2,3,45 P.U. Cheerleader, 45 Gyin Leader, 45 Symphonic Band, 2,3,45 Pep Band, 1,2,3,45 jazz Lab, 3,45 Brass Choir, 3,45 Varsity Band, 1 . MARK HENCKEL- Intramural Bas- ketball, 2,35 Computor Club, 45 Drama, 2,3,4. SYLVIA I-IERRMANN-Manager, 2,35 Gym Leader, 45 Varsity Band, 4. DAVE I-IILBERT-Track, 15 Cross Country, 2,35 Intramural Basket- ball, 35 Library Aide, 4. CAROL HILLMAN- Intramural Volleyball, 1 ,2 , 35 Phalanx, 35 Library Aide , 4. PATRICIA JOHNSON -Intramural Volleyball, 4 . JEFF JUDS-Football, 1,2,3,45 Wrestling, 15 Intramural Basket- ball, 1,2,3,45 Symphonic Band, 1,2,3,45 Pep Band, 1,2,3,45 jazz Lab, 2,3,45 Brass Choir, 2,3. JULIE JUDS-Basketball, 1 ,2,3,45 Volleyball, 2,35 Softball, 15 Of- fice Aide, 3,45 Gym Leader, 45 Concert Choir, 2,3,45 Varsity Band, 1. STEVEN H. JUNG-Football, 1,2,3,45 Basketball, 1,25 Base- ball, 1,45 Track, 25 Intramural Basketball, 3,45 Gym Leader, 45 Varsity Band, 1. ROBERTA JANSA-Phalanx, 2 , 35 Library Aide, 3,45 Drama, 35 Productions, 3,45 NHS, 3,45 In- tramural Badminton, 3,4. PAUL KANITZ-Football, 2,35 Track, 2,35 Intramural Basket- ball, 25 LYNN KAPHINGST -Basketball , 1,2,3,45 Volleyball, 25 Softball, 1 ,2,3 ,45 Intramural Volleyball, 15 Class Sec., 1,2,45 Library Aide, 25 Gym Leader, 45 Flag Raiser, 45 Symphonic Band, 2,3,45 Pep Band, 1,2,3,45 Var- sity Band, 1. TIMOTHY J. KELLEY-Football, 1,2,35 Track, 25 Wrestling, 2. BRIAN KENNEDY-Tennis, 2. TERRI KERNEN-Intramural Vol- leyball, 3,45 Library Aide, 4. SHELLEY KOEPSEL-Office Aide , 3,45 Receptionist, 45 Chorus, 1. ANDREA KOHEL-Intramural Vol- leyball, 15 Manager, 2,3,45 Li- brary Aide, 25 Symphonic Band, 3,45 Pep Band, 1,2,3,45 Come Together, 15 Varsity Band, 1,25 Drama, 2,45 Productions, 3. CONNIE KOI-ILMEY'ER-Track , 1 , 2 5 Intramural Volleyball, 1,2,35 Phalanx, 1,25 Library Aide, 1,2,45 Chapel Usher, 35 Drama, 15 Production, 1,2,4. PHIL KOPITSKE-Football, 1 ,25 Track, 1,2,45 Tennis, 35 Com- putor Club, 4. MARY KOWERT-Track, 1,2,35 Phalanx, 15 Library Aide, 45 Chi Rio Club, 45 Concert Choir, 3,45 Treble Choir, 45 Productions, 4. CHRIS KRAMER-Track, 1,2,35 Intramural Volleyball, 1,25 Pha- lanx, 15 Office Aide, 45 Pep Club, 45 Concert Choir, 2,3,45 Productions, 1,25 Spectrum, 1,2. LINDA D . KROH KATHRYN ANN KRUBSACK- Volleyball, 1,2,35 Track, 1,2,35 Intramural Volleyball, 25 Pom Pons, 45 Class Treas. , 3,45 NHS, 3,45 Cafteria Helper, 2,3,45 Chapel Usher, 3,45 Chi Rio Club, 45 Pep Club, 45 Concert Choir, 2,3,45 Symphonic Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band, 1,2,3,45 jazz Lab, 2,3,45 Brass Choir, 1,2,3,45 Troubadours, 2,3,45 Come To- gether, 1,25 Chorus, 15 French Horn Quartet, 3,45 Drama, 45 Productions, 1,2,3,4. DIANE KRUEGER- Intramural Volleyball, 1 ,2,35 Cafeteria Helper, 1,2,3,45 Receptionist, 45 Chi Rio Club, 45 Concert Choir, 2,3,45 Chorus, 15 Drama, 2,3,45 Productions, 1,2. LORI LADWIG-Intramural Vol- leyball, 45 Manager, 45 Library Aide, 4. PHILIP LANG-Football , 1 , 2 5 Baseball, 1,25 Intramtu-al Basket- ball, 2,3,45 Computor Club, 45 Drama, 3. LORI LOE-Track, 25 Office Aide, 3. CATHY MAAS-Track, 1,25 Manager, 25 Phalanx, 1,25 NHS, 3,45 Cafeteria Helper, 1,2,35 Symphonic Band, 1,2,3,45 Pep Band, 1,2,3,45 Productions, 4. BOB MADISON-Golf, 2,3,45 In- tramural Basketball, 1 ,2 , 3 ,45 Manager, 4. STEVE MAIKE-Baseball, 1,25 Golf, 1,2,3,45 Intramural Bas- ketball, 1,2,35 NHS, 3,45 Ten- nis, 35 Library Aide, 35 Audio Visual Aide, 35 Computor Club, 45 Drama, 4. JENNIFER MARQUARDT- Soft- ball, 2,35 Track, 15 Intramural Volleyball, 25 Pom Pons, 25 Li- brary Aide, 1,2,3,45 Chi Rio Club, 4. PATRICIA E. MARTENS-Nl-IS, 35 Receptionist, 45 Concert Choir, 3,45 Chorus, 25 Treble Choir, 45 Drama, 35 Productions, 4. LORRI MARTIN-Basketball, 35 Softball, 35 Track, 15 Intramural Volleyball, 1,2,35 Phalanx, 35 NHS, 3,45 Drama, 25 Produc- tions, 2,3,4. DANIEL MECH-Football, 15 Baseball, 25 Intramural Basket- ball. CRAIG MEISSLER-Intramural Basketball, 2 , 3 , 45 Organist , 2,3,45 Symphonic Band, 3,45 Pep Band, 1,2,3,45 jazz Lab, 3,45 - Directory Jazz Quintet, 43 Varsity Band, 1,23 Drama, 1,2,3,4. KEN MEURER MARY JO MORAVEC- Intramural Volleyball, 1,33 Cafeteria Help- er, 3,43 Library Aide, 33 Recep- tionist, 4. SUE NELSON-Basketball, 13 Vol- leyball, 2,3,43 Softball, 13 Track, 1,2,3,43 Cheerleading, 1,2,33 NHS, 3,45 Library Aide, 43 Symphonic Band, 1,2,3,43 Pep Band, 1,2,3,4. ROD NIBBE-Football, 1,23 Bas- ketball, 1,2,33 Baseball, 13 In- tramural Basketball, 43 Tennis, 2. DEBORAH JEAN OSWALD-NHS , 3,43 Chorus, 23 Cafeteria Helper, 2,3. KAREN OSWALD-Basketball, 13 Softball, 43 Track, 33 Pom Pons, 2,43 Concert Choir, 2,3,43 Pro- ductions, 4. MARK POKLAR-Football, 1,23 Intramural Basketball, 1,2,3,43 Symphonic Band, 1,2,3,43 Pep Band, 1,2,3,43 Brass Choir, 2,3,43 French Horn Quartet, 3,4. PAUL POVLICK-Football, 1,43 Basketball, 1,2,3,43 Baseball, 1 , 2 , 3 , 4. PAM PULS-Softball, 2,3,43 Track, 13 Intramural Volleyball, 1,2,33 Pom Pons, 2,43 NHS, 3,43 Cafeteria Helper, 33 Sym- phonic Band, 2,3,43 Pep Band, 1,2,3,43 Varsity Band, 1. CHRIS REINKE-Football, 1,23 Track, 1,2,33 Wrestling, 1 ,2,3 ,43 Intramural Basketball, 1 ,2,3,43Gy1n Leader, 43 Weight Club, 3,4. MARK REISS-Football, 13 Track, 1 ,23 Intramural Basketball, 1,2,3,43 Concert Choir, 2,3,43 Troubadours, 1,2,3,4. LAURIE A. RIEDEL-Softball, 23 Manager, 3,43 NHS, 33 Recep- tionist, 43 Concert Choir, 2,3,43 Troubadours, 43 Come Together, 2,33 Treble Choir, 3,43 Produc- tions, 2,3. KARL A. ROSE-Football, 23 Bas- ketball, 23 Intramural Basketball, 13 Class V.P. , 13 Concert Choir, 2,3,43 Office Aide, 2,3. TERRY RUPPRECHT -Pep Band, 1,23 Varsity Band, 1,2. LYNN SCHILDER-Track, 13 In- tramural Badminton, 2,33 Office Aide, 23 Library Aide, 1,2,3,4. JILL SCI-IMIDT-Track , 2, 3 ,43 Cheerleading , 1, 2 , 3 ,43 Intramu- ral Badminton, 33 Class Pres. , 2,43 NHS, 3,43 Cafeteria Helper 33 Gym Leader, 2,33 Reception- ist, 43 Pep Club, 43 Concert Choir, 43 Troubadours, 43 Pro- ductions, 1,2,3,4. PAMELA RENEE SCHMIDT-Vol- leyball, 2,33 Softball, 1,2,3,43 Class Treas., 2,3,43 NHS, 3,43 Symphonic Band, 2,3,43 Pep Band, 1,2,3,43 Varsity Band, 13 Chorus, 1. STEVEN R. SCHNELZ-Football, 1,23 Baseball, 1,2,43 Intramural Basketball, 1,2,3,43 Phalanx, 43 Symphonic Band, 1,2,3,43 Pep Band, 1,2,3,43 Jazz Lab, 2,3,43 Brass Choir, 2,3,4. DIANE L. SCI-IULDT-Track, 1 ,2, 3 ,43 Intramural Volleyball, 13 Pom Pons, 2,43 Coach, 33 NHS, 3,43 Concert Choir, 2,3,43 Troubadours, 43 Productions, 3,4 TERI SELL-Track, 23 Intramural Volleyball, 1 , 2 , 33 Intramural Badminton, 43 Phalanx, 1,2,33 Library Aide, 4. DEBBIE SIEVERT-Volleyball , 23 Cheerleading, 2,3,43 Pom Pons, 13 Intramural Badminton, 33 Clas V.P., 2,43 NHS, 3,43 Dept. Help, 43 Pep Club, 43 Concert Choir, 43 Troubadotus, 43 Dra- ma, 43 Productions, 3. MARK R . SPOHN TOM STECKER-Football, 1 , 2 ,43 Track, 23 Wrestling, 1,2,3,43 Intramural Basketball, 43 Class V.P., 13 P.U. Cheerleaders, 43 I S Concert Choir, 3,45 Troubadours, 43 Varsity Band, 1 . KRISTYK. STORM-Track, 2,33 Intramural Volleyball, 13 Pom Pons, 2,3,43 Intramural Badmin- ton, 33 Gym Leader, 3,45 Con- cert Choir, 43 Productions, 3,4. JEFF TAKALA CRAIG F. TANK-Basketball, 1,2,3,43 Cross Country, 1,2. MARK TI-IIEDE-Symphonic Band, 1,2,3,43 PepBand, 1,2,3,43 Jazz Lab, 3,4. DENNIS TI-IOMPSON-Football, 1,2,3,43 Basketball, 2,33 Base- ball, 1,2,3,43 Intramural Basket- ball, 43 P.U. Cheerleader, 43 Gym Leader, 4. SHARON TIC JEFF TORRES - Intramural Basket- ball, 3,45 Tennis, 3,43 Dept. Help, 43 Symphonic Band, 3,43 Jazz Lab, 3,43 Brass Choir, 3,43 French Horn Quartet, 4. DEBI WERNER-Office Aide, 43 Concert Choir, 43 Chorus, 33 Treble Choir, 4. MARK WESTERMAN-Football, 2,3,4j Wrestling, 2,3,43 Concert Choir, 3,43 Troubadours, 4. RUSS WHITING-Basketball, 1,2,3,43 Office Aide, 43 Library Aide, 43 Audio Visual Aide, 4. SUE WILHARM-Track, 1,23 In- tramural Volleyball, 23 Phalanx, 1,23 Cafeteria Helper, 33 Library Aide, 1,25 Symphonic Band, 2,3,43 Pep Band, 1,2,3,43 Var- sity Band, 13 Productions, 4. GAIL A. WOELFFER- Cafeteria Helper. LANCE LEMKE BARBARA SHARP-Concert Choir 43 Office Aide 4. JON SIMPSON Directory I 147 J n u is Many dooxs opened wide for the seniors on june 4. 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Mr , A . Koepke R . Mr ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DY B111 Albrecht Rev 8Mrs F Balur Brandt J Berres I. Block K Bluhzm Boehm Bores R Bruemng Chladek Mr 8Mrs Mr GMrs Mr SMrs Afriend 8Mxs 8Mrs Mr 8Mrs SM:-s SM1-s C E Chnstiansen S Famlly Mr 8Mrs H I-Iemdel Mr 8Mrs T Johnston Mr 8Mrs D Krubsack 5555555 PATRONS 8Mrs 8Mrs SMrs 8Mrs 8Mrs SMrs 8Mrs R La Bodda J La Fond Leifex' Lmdenburg Lztchiield Longstaff Maas r-'gm-'U The Roy Maike Fazmly Rev S Mrs R Martens Mr S Mrs Mech Mr S Mrs G Meuer LAISMBHMBSUR Dave Moneal Mr K Nelson Mr 8Mxs E Wagner CONTRIBUTORS Mr 8 Mrs Adler Mr SMB Blazek Peter E? Bernice Brant Shirley Chiaveratti Mr S NHS A Malotky '- , u . , a Q Q - Q Q v I K ' ' . . F ' ' ,V , , gf 5 . v 1 . x K , , ,. L , n f 's ' ' - r 1 r I I l - f ' I I ' ' . f K ' 1 o a . I J ' ' ' Q n m , ' u f ' , ' . ' ' n a 4 K, . ,' f . 5 ' ' , ' ' I ' ,f ' D D , o a a , - , , ' ' ' CAN LIT. Not P1Ct'LU'ed Mrs Wegener, Mehnda Ames, Becky Bahr, James Barndt, V1Ck1e Blazer, Laura Boyer, John Brunette, Cathy Chojnackl, Frank Cleppe, Steve Dehnke, joan Esch, Brad Froemmmg, Lmda Garske, M11-ce Gllhuber, Ch.r1s Gruenewald RICR jahnke, juhe KaP1'HDgSt, Barbara Kraft, Lauue Krlmpelbeln, LOIS Lange, Rlchard Leske, Dav1d Luethy Robert IVIISSUII, Debb1e Oswald, Tom Pleper, Carol R1ske, jay Schaefer, Karen Scholtes, Debb1e Slevert MR TEETZEN S 1 1 -ll I ml x :SEQ -ur 'H tiff A' xm 'w D- 'QQ Fm, n a, 7 U A A M, L+ l , I ,, 54 5. ' i ,',' X .f V, 'X ' 5 A 1 Vicki. ' v ,V , as B .f.g.,,f B , i af' N ' '-7 , Q , , f , A B f H I wx 1 ' I -, X v ' 5 M ' K r B , if K .N SV' ff K. B Ads .Q MR. REIGLES' HOMERGOM J 4' -.atm E'-: r1 HOMEROOM FE! A-li Km AAI wxff.- GILLETTE SERVING MILWAUKEE L OUTLYING AREAS SINCE i934 AI' IHE SAME I.0CATION 05,16 Wm FUNERAL H0lIlE 3 Spacious Chapels--Air Conditioned 645-6367 Lynn johnson Ray Reiss 3232 W. 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YOU to lolrl US Concorolla College St Paul Harnltne and Marshall St Paul Mlnnesota 55lO4 ll X7 , . . . I to , ' I actln th, x S A' 1 . A -K . 5 ' ,. V. - L u .I Ads ,qgvawwr wr s. 3' w-...W ww Y 'Ae' ix ,mg ., N-1.- ..,v'-. , ,, ,, -.N ti' E? '.. -- Q' gy-Frm QQ' 4 t If Q ,KW .J 'uw Q, ,.,, 3 an wg E Mm ., T M, K -Q - .J 9 51, , rm A.-'fx -.VW .,- -1 1 Ads ML S STUDENT COUNCIL I' 1 STUDENTS SERVING STUDENTS 9 J MARTIN LUTHER COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD DAVE ALFERY LYNN KAPITINGST TIM GIESCHEN PAM SCHMIDT SENIORS DEBBIE SIEVERT CHERYL DUCHOW JILL SCHMIDT KATHY KRUBSACK JUNIORS JULIE KAPHINGST KARYN KREBS TOM KROEGER KARA KOPAC SOPHOMORE SHERI STACH SHERRY RAND FRESHMEN NANCY GRUNEWALD MARK WATSON LINDA GRAF DON SIEVERT STUDENT MR GABLER S HOMEROGM Instructor Mrs PIETC Mary Kowert Karyn Krebs Lmda Kroh Shari Perk Val Riedel Teri Sell Shari Simrell Judy Struck Sue Taylor ADVANCED CLGTHING e l 'fin - Nh A AN HISTO R , , , 2 . - l x4 -Y mr R F . A .,-.. A f mb'. 'if'b4Q1,f fi V. - w. 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