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

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L Food Collecting For Needy Food for needy families is being rollevterl the Martin Lorber High Silica? .itudf-ut body and stiff' irzurr. 541.111-122K Nov. LR, through Dec. -4. Aid Asfzocisitioii for Lumlierunzs QAALK will pn-ville funde matching the TTEVYl9'?l!'y' value of food collected so' that food vouchers may he proviclul for the purchase of fresh foods. The collected loocis will be delivered by students on Dec. 21 Cl8iS!fif,-dS G5-l Pg-gulfg 0 i i cgfkine QmQE???9 45 , um GRADUATION Al LAST! 16 Seniors I lg '-T HRA E ll 172 Pagesg 6 Sections 11th Yearg Since 1968 E June Tickets are on :,a le for Our Wen: Young and Guy, being presented by TX'i::i'1irw Luther High 54:hool'S cirama :iepariment on Friday and Scturclaiy, Nov. 103:14 ll Cur- tain time will be 7.30 PM. lluure. Dahl is the fmclent flirefrtur and Jennie Lan? and Dave Treichel are stage man- agers. Cast members are Iliil Abel, Lois Lange, l.x:Arm Lanka. Rick Bai-wa. Laura Boyer. Karen L's Play Slate Cocgavi, Jim Kuchler, lfnda Bores, Fan Knutson, Jay Swaefer, Melinda Ames. Cathy Chojnacki, Lx nnetie Sehuefiliei, Mike Drfegy- r, Jeff Goof le. Dave Kaphlngst and Gary Stelse. Set in the 192014 the play by Ccrncllia Otis Skinner ic about two adverituresonie girls who embai lx on an ocean voj-rage and a summer in Paris without their parents. cl

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Gals boogie down at the Mixer Dance . Couple talk as they dance to slow styles . r ,- S. K I 5 1 Renee Posavec takes a breather. . ,I 4 ' WI es., A, I like it. Yea. It's really great to get out there on the floor and let yourself go. ' ' These were the feelings of junior, john Rupena, when asked about dancing . Many students enjoy the Mixer, Homecoming, Sweetheart, and Prom dances-but if you really want to see action, visit an ordi- nary record-dance . The record dances bring students together whether they are dating, going steady or just looking. Everyone i almost guaranteed a great time . S Student Life 15

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Spartan Football Hy Mark llut-:hinsnn One thing which Gent Schnoiciefs Martin Luther Spartans lrxtrked this season was Qtrength in numbers and that was evident lzwt Sattirdayll scttaoit t'in:ile, at 29-0 loss to SL. Marys oi Hurlinggton. 'lite Spartans were picked as the Miflweat Prep titlt: favorite in tt prazzt-afzon poll of tha ctiacims, but injuries and E' R MEAEA isconsin ina 1t1on 3 1979 Greendale, W' ' F' lEd' ' M n':is1t.2laes riddled them all yezti: ii-'JY finished with 5 I5-3 i't'f-3: l'-tt-incl St, Joiuis, LS., ll-ifiry's ami Univcr-ity Sgliofil, all of which were l.-1 In the trctpifgzronce opener against. University School star h1.lf'batk fini Povlick was Slit'lli:l'l up .tnti the Sparta-im mi :Pctl him. 'Flirty loft that grime in tho ,E il.lIl.,EfL'. xxfttr cun- tnitttng as for-fly Utrnover. Two gf'1l'tiQs laiai' ilanker Don Smith suffferfrqi a dislficziteetl elbow. lie was u good all- zround player and the Spartans were really hurt hy' his zttrsetire. Another key to tSn.xrt:,tn stic- urff '.'1a-1qtlftrtffrlwifll John Bru- iltflif. HQ hroke his collarbonu in the St. .iohtfs tgzirnv, which I'-'iff:'ttn It-.tther algo lost in the lrtfat minute. iltlthottpjh the Stitirtzins did score SP1 tstiintfs this eeawoii, one man was tlt.'t,:ari.iwl upon to pro- vinla fha mint--f P-fulick scored til t.si::t'- to 5-.fd the ctmf'ere1ic'e. XX Zu!! optronent deienses keg -:tl on l.:I7i'ilt'k, the Spartans. had their tttohleirts. Schiitiitlcr said ho is op tznnstit' tin' ntext your. We lnive lsbtlfh-l't2llI!'!1lllLIlllfXiXQLXT,illlll thfly will he our tlottnclzition. ljovlivia, Jtrif Otlcr. Mike V1-th' l-tty, and R. G. Lttulao will ltc tm t-.qu tuttrntzf'-:1,liut we will hzivt- st'vuriil important snow to till, I think the key to next year'-5 .V se xftttti is tor ns to tind al center, fi qtizirterhnfk. anti sr-its bigger running but l-is. said flcfhneidttr. Our haclzf, were rvetty small this wear xo we had to rely on Povliclfs Sp1:GCl. Lack ot' depth was another thing which httrt the Llptirtatis this seasori and Sahneitit r looks for ai deeper loam next year. Pfixlicla, Smith and llttmefttc were this y:1ar's nuc:l:21:.,. Vffieri our main p-:-:ple got. hurt, we diink limo me nizangiower to fill lll5'2'1t'?H l'.l:tnpo'.vor turned mit to be the Stew' to last Sati.n'tl:iy's game. Schneider :rind tluee quarter- timita tn tr' to 'raft his oft'on:.e 5 f- going, but the Spartans 5ut'ibi'cCl eight interceptions. lt was partly ottr inexpetiencc and partly lack of blocking, Sclznoitlcr notarl T nt- kfilltopnar itat? use keyed f . on t-'ovttcit :wid ni-ld tit? iii.-'.-iw tam to uni, 212' gar-.ls tn' the ground. ti1ejv stained to be lte-ying i-i1J'2:ti, so if x'll'lE'al1U put the hail in tive air, Schneider exylaific-d. The l'ill!tf,gapm's sci-rod their iiri. t f1et:iitImvti early in the first qtttwtci' :alter reco'-'Q-rixig :i finn- hle on the Martin Luther U1 yard line. Jim .Xtdrivh tutored from :six yaidzt out :intl those six poin s stfiml up tor the h.-lf. in tht: thirtt citisntt-r the Hilt:ftr'pt'i'b gitilztrti oti at Spartan paw, and than scored on a three yardrtizthyJtfA-lS1nith. Nl'nttte-S ltitcr, thtfy i.itert'uptetl ttnotlier pass and gtftitlti on a Alb yard tottthtltitvn pa-as from Smith to Pat lioent-n. The lrifll uppers got their final scorn in the fourth quarter following a had snap to the ti ptniivr They rcuowfred ot- the 1.3 and Smith took it in two pl:ix's later, niztking the score 25.0. Thai viatofy wus. tt big one for St. M zrys. Ori Sutirisiyr night the VVISAA ofticirtls picluefl the lrlilitttpp.-rs to cczriipete in the Claw B state nlayotits. St. rlohtfs Militairy Acaclsfrny was alzo pit kud, giving the Iviitlwest Prep tim ittinrfefifntatiwrsz in the four tesnn cm-nt. Semoxs 17