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

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TOOL 8: DIE DESIGNINGF QUND W learn It now WISCONSIN In an easy step by step system 1955 0 NO HOMEWORK and no unrelated courses a HANDS ON WORK ORIENTED PROGRAM 'INDUSTRIAL DEMAND for students 84 graduates over 250 Wlsconsln lrrms uslng ACME people the CONSTANT DEMAND by lndusty for ACME Students and GRADUATES IS contunuously on the upqrade Every year more Wlsconsln frrms are asklng for more ACME qraduates FINANCIAL AID avarlalale vvrth assrstance ID all the paperwork loans and grants EARN and LEARN you can work full tame lol: vvhule an thus proq arn rlay or evenunq trdlnrnu sesslons IDENTICAL TO AN ENGINEERING DEPT not just a school o course A CAREER TRAINING PROGRAM PLACEMENT SERVICES avnl able to students and Graduates for ov: r 25 years ACME INSTITUTE has been able to offe 1 to 4 INDUSTRIAL posltrons to every qracluatt 'ACCREDITED and V A APPROVED DAVE Formerly a student In Tool gl Due Deslgn ACCREDITED SCHOOL at ACME Instltute Through the Place INSTITUTE Y It TECHNOLOGY N offered a posrtlon IR the Tool Eng Dept of a large Hartford Wlsconsnn flrm and wlth an envuahle hugh 5 fuqure salary Tramrng and Pfacement Services are Phone Wme 0' WS really great at ACME sand Dave QQQMIE INSTITUTE or TECHNOLOGY, me Q IN HALES CORNER 0 IN MANITOWOC 5101 S 116th Street H22 WASHINGTON STREET Hales Corners WI 53130 MANITOWOC WI 54220 Phone 4141529 0705 PHONE 414 682 6144 FOR 25 YEARS ACME HAS BEEN THE HALLMARK HV ITS FIELD AS THE CAREER TRAINING CENTER HV TOOL 81 DIE DESIGN FOR ANYONE MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING CAREER PROGRAMS IDENTICAL TO INDUSTRY THROUGH PERSONALIZED PRACTICAL THOROUGH AND SPECIALIZED TRAINING U IN A- - ,. ,, ,N 0 f f '- 'H H t il ' . I Ir 0 I H I - V Y ' gf? 0 ' L a ' A , , -5' ,r 'LI . E L 2 A 5913 E3 .E+ f I ' ' 'T ' ' f, ment Servuces Dept. of ACME, Dave was 1 ,I.,:..rfl.u 4411.-,-1.tlt.+rt .rf 4 n h . . V tN',T1..1, ..ft4.rh'Z7,frQrf f..Q Avi. .11 , ' I ' I Q xxi ' ' ' b . I , Advertising 141

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SUMMER SUMMER On July 2Orh, 1981, Charles, Prince of Wales, married Lady Diana Spenf cer in rhe Wedding of rhe Cenrury. Over 750 million viewers around rhe world warched rhis fairy-rale-lilse wedding in London's Sr. Pauls Carhe- dral. Twenryrsix clergy and over Q7 musicians added ro rhe exciremenr of an evenr ro be long remembered, KD C Z Z F71 JU V5 C Z Z l'l'l JU SD C Z HS H33 'dElWW DS HEIWW DS 'd3WW HS WW H3 ITS WW WWHS 'dEl WWHS H3 WWl'lS H3 'dEl 2 2 3 V3 Qc LLI 2 2 3 ac Ll.l E E 3 The rhird and mosr dev' asraring wallsour in rhe sporr's hisrory occurred rhe summer of 1981 as baseball players all over rhe counrry wenr on srrilse for 50 days 713 games were cancelled and players losr an esrimare ed S28 million in salaries. The main issue involved in rhe srrilse was whar com- pensarion on owner should ger if one of his players be- came a free agenr and signed wirh anarher ream. The argumenr was serrled wirh neirher side acrually gaining very much Al rhough rhe season was re' ball fans losr fairh in Ameri- ca's favorire sporr and rurned ro orher pasrirnes. In January, a jer flying from Washingron, DC. ro Florida crashed inro rhe Poromac River due ro ice buildup on rhe plane s wings. There were few survivors, among rhem a woman who was heroically saved by an innocenr bysronder. Many people warched rhis courageous manjump inro rhe icy warers of rhe river ro save rhe drowning woman. 1981782 saw rhe dearhs of many en rerraining and influenrial people. Among rhem were: Naralie Wood acrress wife of Pyoberr Wagner, There was much scandal over rhe cause of her dearh. One rumor holds rhar she fell off a boar while inebriared and drowned. Anwar Sadar, Presidenr of Egypr who had been pivoral in bringing abour a lasring peace berween Egypr and Israel. Sadar was shor by a rerrorisr. William Holden, who when inroxicar ed apparenrly hir his head on a rable. He was rhe srar of such movies as Ner worls and 'Damien-Omen ll. Four Mllwaulsee polce officers, all shor while on dury John Delushl who died from on over- dose of heroin and cocaine. He will long be remembered for his crazy acrs on Sarurday Nighr Live and in rhe Blues Drorhers and for his abiliry ro mal-ze peo- ple laugh. f'N If Milwaulseeans experienced rhe coldesr and one of rhe longesr winrers in rhe cirys hisrory rhis year, Temperarures dropped ro an all rirne record-brealsing 26 below zero and snowsrorms cone rinued inro rhe beginning of April, The coming of spring was grearly appreciared ll , ,:lT.' :- I d 0 sumed, many former base' - if 5 . my v 1 5 Q:

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MR. KOEPKE'S CLAN TAKES FIRST PLACE! The 4rh Hour Advonced AIgeorofTrig, closs roised over 5500.00 for rhe yeorbools competition. In rhis picrure, the closs proudly expresses, Were number one! Members of rhe closs were: CBOCI-1 rowb Kim Mirchell, Lindo Pererson, Berh Broclserr, Kim Lorsen, Dione Holzmonn, Jodi Knoblouch, Lori Srorm, Mory Worber, Bonnie Fuchs, Morie Dellerr, Shelley Schulrz, Kirry Droblso, Perer Jomes, Scorr Kroening, Don Heise, Srudenr reocherf Miss Vorgos, Mr. Koeplse. CFronr row? Kori Hirchmon, Mil-ze Esplund, Lenore Kosren, Ed Honlse, DiAnn Lonlse, Chrisro Sreinhous, Lourie Eff, Amy Hoellse, Lynn Tews, Becisy Meyer, Brod Eggold, Gory Monreol, Bob Hansen, Liso Adoli, John Rerzloff, Jim Ziemer, Don Gruenewold. 142 Adverrising