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

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SING HOSANNA TO i The Concerr Choir wos: CBocls row! Ted Simpson, Don Vig, Glenn Onsrod, Milfe Esplund, Tim Novvols, AI Meirler. CDOCIQ Middle rowb Doug Luling, John Grohom, Brenr Neumonn, Chris Thone, Joel Bohr, John Rerzloff. CFronr Middle row? Sue Adler, Roxonne Fisher, Glory ro God in rhe Highesr . . , Lori Srorm, Mory Schneider, Goil Worrs, Debbie Cieslolx, Troci Fronz, Morcio Lorsen, Chris Moos. CFronr row? Jonice Perling, Noncy Sheldon, Cindy Prirzloff, Jonice Kosinslsi, Liso Wogner, Amy Hoellxe, Julie Molorlfy, Wendy Websrer, i, 1' C. 1 ' N':. j: 5, E ,555 1: ,L 1 re . wal . '. one s-'3 n' ' ,. 'V .,,: V ,, g E ki 4, 7 3' , if 1 ll I 4? rn,,, do eeee ig 'H Qi, I Q SI 5,3 if f i 3 2 :,,,, 21,1 A i .,,f ' ' K eee gli '. ,i', We Q X ll 'r-i f 'rrl eeee r , Well, sholl we give ir Q go? The Choir gives irg' all, 72 Concerr Choir

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MUSIC ACHIEVERS HCNORED Don Krubsacls received an award for outstanding achievement in choral and instrumental music. Mr. Krubsacls and Mr, Deffner presented Mr. Richter with a plaque of appreciation for 14 years of service to the Music Department. Surprise of the evening - Traci Franz presented Mr. Krubsacls with 0 birthday calse. On Monday, May 24, 1982, the Martin Luther Music Boosters held the 2nd Annual Music Awards Night. Many students received awards for music achievement including all Sen- iors, Pep Band members, Troubadors, Solo Ensemble contest participants, Brass Choir, Woodwind Ensemble members, and members of the Jazz Labs. Sue Pelisl-za, Joel Dahr, and Cindy Juedes were given Music Service awards. Al Meitler and John Penshorn were recognized for performance. Ms, Pralle sports her addition to her hat collection - a gift from the Jazz Lab. Don Krubsacls and Brian Wegener re- ceived musianship awards. Diane Grunewald received the Most improved Player Award. Music Awards 71

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THE KING OF CBock rowb David Basel, Dove LeVan, Brian Wegener, Greg Eggold, Peter Meyer. CBock Middle rowb Ed l-lanke, Tim l-lawkins, Don Krubsack, John Penshorn, Barry Akers, Keith Roberts, Clfront Middle row? Linda Gray, Cindy Adler, Dana Drews, Gail Huebner, Karen Retzlaff, Wendy Berkhahn, Robyn Buchwold, Celene Menzel, Melissa Matz, CFront rowb Becky Meyer, Jenny Ubling, Beth Obenberger, Becky Koeller, Janine Harryman, Amy Bork, Debi Zagorski, Wendy Scales, Mr. Deffner. I The Choir Officers were: CBack row? Nancy Sheldon, Traci Franz, Marcia Larsen, Dano Drews. fFront row? Brian Wegener, Don Krubsack, Becky Koeller, Celene Menzel, Dan Vig. KINGS ln the beginning of each school year, a group of students get together during the 5th period in room 127. There they join their voices for the first time in 8 months. With some new voices and some returning from the previous year, they work under the direction of Mr. Deffner to blend, mesh, and mold the Concert Choir. We like to think of ourselves as more than just a singing group. Through the use of out voices, we are a tool of God. We enjoy witnessing Christ to others and bringing them peace and joy that only our Lord can give. We are blessed with the opportunity of visiting churches throughout the year and going on a choir tour which allows us to share Christ with different parts of the Mid-West. We pray that God will continue to bless our group and keep l-lis Spirit burning within us, We also pray that with His help we may continue to be a success. Don Krubsack The Concert Choir patiently awaits the arrival of their director. Concert Choir 73