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

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.lid Presenting the cast of the play . . . So dramatic! And don't forget those fun-loving helpers. A tender touching moment. The cast of the play: Steward: Phil Abel, Mrs. Skinner: Lois Lange, Comelia Otis Skinner: LuAnn Lanke, Otis Skinner: Rick Barwa, Emily Kimbrough: Laura Boyer, Purser: Gary Stelse, Stew- ardess: Dawn Knoblauch, Dick Winters: jim Kuchler, Admiral: jeff Goodle, Winnifred Blaugh: jan Knutson, Harriet St. john: Linda Bores, Leo McEvoy: jay Schaefer, Inspector: Melinda Ames, Therese: Cathy Chojnacki Madame Elise: Lynnette Schwe- chel, Monsieur de la Croix: Dave Kaphjngst, Window Washer: Mike Draeger. And a special thanks to those who gave their time and ef- fort behind the scenes: Director, Mrs. Kloehn: Student Director, Laura Dahl: the stage managers: stage crew: make-up crew: and, all those in charge of costumes, props, sound effects, lighting, publicity, set design, program design, etc. Without their help the play would never have been the success that it was. Fall Play 43

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Our Hearts Were Young And Gay mf- 'xgsg Comelia Otis Skinner . The 1978 Fall Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, was the sto of Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emlily Kimbrough, two young la- dies in the 1920's out to see the world, unchaperoned, for the first time, in search of fun, fame, and fortune . Naturally along the way they encounter some pretty excit- ing adventures and perils, such as measles, bedbugs, some fellow travelers Kas well as some travel- ing fellowsj , and sophisticated Frenchman. It took many long hours of hard work and truly dedicated people to make this play the success that it was. Those who went to see it were all treated to some great en- tertainment. 42 Fall Play Monsieur de la Croix. Winniffed Blaugh Hmm . . . could they maybe be hiding something?

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Students Have Great Time On Broadway Homecoming 1978 began with Spirit Week, starting on Wednesday October 11, which was Hat Day. Hats of all kinds, large and small, cowboy and In- dian, and many types in between were seen on the heads of stu- dents and faculty members alike . The next day, Thursday, was Costume Day. Along with the usual clowns, dolls, and as- sorted extraterrestrials was a new favorite this year: the toga. On Friday 13, Color Day, school spirit was shovxm by wearing green and gold. Those who attended the pep rally on Friday night, were treated to some great entertain- ment, such as the Pom Pon squad's rendition of Bye Bye Blackbird, the PU Cheerleaders, and of course, the Varsity Cheerleaders. And let's not for- get the magnificent faculty men's choir, with a special add- ed touch of class provided by Mrs. Kloehn. After the pep rally came the Coronation of jim Kuchler and Kara Kopac, leading the court of Lisa Shilling, Steve Longstaff, Mary Dobson, Dave Schuldt, john Bnmette, julie Kaphingst, Dean Kennedy, and Laura Dahl. Then on Saturday, after the parade, the Martin Luther Spar- tans played against St. john's. Although the Spartans put up a good fight, in the end we lost the game. Oh well, there's al- ways next year. Finally Saturday night came. For those at the dance, it was a wonderful night of music, danc- ing, magic, and love on Broad- way. 44 Homecoming 5 S ' K , Z Z, ,. : L' , - K S 1.ff3iPf:4f 'fg fi? ',,.. I T1 ii ,K 4 ,p p xL,' fM Q 5 K 7 ' ' 1 P S 'U' - - it .fi Y 2 Coming through the star. The coordinated PU Cheer And 15415 gets the ball leaders. The best of Spirit Week: julie Sierzyn, Laura Boyer, Verlane Ericksen, Kathy Otto and jay Schaefer.