Principal's Newsletter June-July 2016

WLHS Principal’s

NEWSLETTER

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2 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE 3 COURSE SELECTION NOTICE 3 TEXTBOOK RETURN AND CHECK OUT 4 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 4 FOND FAREWELLS 5 OUR HANDS FOR HIS SERVICE

JUNE/JULY 2016

6 STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS 9 SPRING ATHLETIC SUMMARY

10 HONOR ROLL 11 SENIOR PICTURES 11 WHAT’S COMING UP? 12 PRISM CONCERT MEMORIES

& ... s t n see e d es u t S mili fa As we continue to reflect upon the WLHS culture, we come to the fifth and sixth of seven indicators which we have adopted and ask God to help us live.

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STUDENTS AND TEACHERS ARE RESPONSIBLE AND PURSUE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL.

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STUDENTS AND FAMILIES SEE SCHOOL AS A BLESSING.

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In his “Parable of the Bags of Gold” (earlier translations use “Talents”), Jesus confronts a topic we at times would just as soon avoid: expectations.

Prior to leaving on a journey, a man of means calls three servants to himself. He hands them varying amounts of money and sets the expectation that each servant should make his amount grow. Upon return the master learns that the first two servants doubled the money they were given; however, the third, motivated by fear, buried his amount to avoid losing it, a choice that predictably gained nothing. See Matthew 25:14-30.

Typically, Jesus’ parables have a central point. One way to state this one’s: God is the source of all our blessings, and he expects us to manage them productively as we are able.

A closer look at a few places in the parable is instructive.

In the first verse (14), the word “entrusted” characterizes the transfer of wealth from the master/owner to his servants. The gold is his. The servants are given the opportunity to use it by a generous act of his free will.

The amounts vary according to a clear rationale– “each according to his ability” (15). The wise master recognizes individual differences which prompt an unequal dispensing. Ponder the love and sensitivity in this choice.

Verses 21 and 23 are identical, “Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things.

Come and share your master’s happiness!” Though the first

as l o . o h c sing s . . . bles a servant earned more than the second, the praise they receive is equal, for the master is pleased more with the faithful management than the result.

The last servant did not lose any of the original trust, yet the master’s criticism is sharp, “wicked,” “lazy,” “worthless.” This servant took it upon himself to change the expectation that was not his to change, and for a selfish reason besides–fear. This choice honored neither the trust nor the Giver.

WLHS is a trust from God. As a staff we pray regularly that God would help us see it as just that. For how does a school-based ministry operate for over 110 years in facilities that have steadily improved apart from our Lord’s favor and desire? More important, in that time God entrusted the Christian education of over 13,000 graduates to our care, many of whom are now with him in heaven. Today the spiritual lives of our multicultural student body range from those whose life-long baptismal faith is being nurtured to those who meet Jesus for the first time at WISCO. To honor the God of our salvation and the God who allows us to carry on his work, we must strive to grow as professionals who attend courses, seminars, and conferences that sharpen and expand our knowledge and skills.

And in our students we will seek to instill an attitude of gratitude. WLHS is not a building where they go to school but a blessing from God, his house, to be respected in the way we conduct ourselves. Their teachers are not just knowledge and grade givers, but God’s representatives to help them grow academically and spiritually toward a productive life. Their studies are not just a means to an end but a chance to apply their gifts faithfully and in so doing worship their God. The students alongside whom they study, play, sing, act, and compete are not just names in a yearbook, but souls for whom Christ died and fellow Christians whom we can serve.

May God help us see WLHS as the blessing and trust that it is, and may his love motivate us to make it the best it can be.

“Now it is required that those who have been given a trust must prove faithful” (I Corinthians 4:2).

Phil Leyrer, principal

Course Selection and Schedule Notice 2016–2017 School Year Included with this newsletter is the 2016–2017 general school calendar (see insert).

Please note these important dates: August 15–16 Parent Information Meetings August 17 Freshman Orientation Day August 18 First Full Day of School A packet containing important informational materials will be mailed to each WLHS family the last week of July.

If you have not received an information packet by the first week of August, please call WLHS (414-453-4567) between 8:00 A.M. and 3:30 P.M. and inform my assistant. She will make sure another packet is mailed to you.

School hours will be 7:45 A.M.–3:00 P.M.

Parents will be expected to make every possible effort to have their children picked up no later than 3:15 P.M. unless they are involved in an after-school activity.

The Guidance Department will be posting tentative student schedules as soon as possible. Students may still make course changes for their 2016-2017 schedules without a fee until June 30. Starting July 1 a $40 processing fee must accompany any requested change.

Due to scheduling constraints, it may not be possible to honor all schedule change requests. Also, in order for a schedule change to be approved, students should demonstrate that the change will produce educational improvement to their academic plan.

A course change request form must be completed and submitted with the $40 processing fee. Course change request forms are available in the Guidance Office, or on your onCampus account– login, click Resources tab, click Guidance.

A reminder: Report cards are posted to your onCampus account and can be printed on demand.

Summer hours for the Guidance Office are:

8:00 A.M.–2:00 P.M. Monday through Thursday

8:00 A.M.–1:00 P.M Friday

(Please note: Guidance Office will be closed on July 4)

Textbook Return and Check Out

Students should have returned their textbooks to their teacher the last day of school . You will receive a notice if your child’s books were not returned or were damaged.

Students will receive their textbooks for next year on the first day of classes.

Teachers will distribute a textbook to each student and register the student’s use of the book he or she receives.

If you have questions, please contact Brent Bloomquist at WLHS.

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Fond Farewells

Student Body Officers

After ten years of faithful service to the WLHS mission, Ms. April Tellier has reached the prayerful decision to resign effective the end of May. We are grateful for the thorough way April carried out her duties and for the many students who have benefitted from her teaching, mentoring and other forms of service. Those who worked most closely with her in the FACE department will testify to the numerous tasks she performed without asking and the details she attended to that made the work of others easier. April’s future plans are indefinite; however, we hope they will include visits to WLHS.

Student body elections were held in May. Officers elected for the 2016-2017 school year are as follows:

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We will also say so long (but not good bye) to Mr. Josh Lindner who will return to the other side of the desk next year at Martin Luther College.

Mr. Lindner interrupted his studies to serve us as an emergency instructor in English, religion, and coaching this year when we were blessed with an increase in enrollment. He placed our need ahead of his own, and we are grateful for not just that choice but also the competent, cheerful way he carried out his work this year.

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WLHS Lutherland Tour 2017 The choir tour to Lutherland over spring break 2017 was ​​not feasible because too few students were able to​commit to the trip. However, friends, alumni, students and parents are still invited to join the WLHS Lutherland Tour that will be led by President Fisher. It takes place March 24 to April 2, 2017. The tour will include many of the significant sites of the Reformation in conjunction with the celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation.

Tour highlights include: G Worms G Wartburg Castle G Wittenberg

G Heidelberg G Eisleben G Berlin

G Augsburg G Rhin​e​​ River cruise

Cost: $3,420 per person from Chicago/O’Hare​ For a complete tour itinerary​and more information​, ​visit www.WLHS.org/Lutherland2017

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WLHS Teachers Honored Civic Music is an organization that has supported young musicians in the greater Milwaukee area and honored their teachers for more than 97 years through coaching, scholarships, performances and award programs. Since 1991, Civic Music has presented its music educator recognition program. We are grateful and appropriately proud to announce that two of our own received awards in May. Karen Lippert received a certificate of excellence for instrumental music and Ned Goede was named Educational Administrator of the Year. For us who know Mrs. Lippert and Mr. Goede, and see their faithful service year in and year out, we are not surprised.

We are nonetheless grateful to see others acknowledging these worthy servants.

Congratulations to them. To God is the glory.

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Goal: Raise $25,000 to buy a generator for the

Central Africa Medical Mission and buy a water purifying system for an Indonesian village.

Result: $31,642 was raised through activities and gifts!

Thanks: To the WLHS Student Council and their

advisors, Mr. Roger Festerling and Mr. Andre Gosch, and to the National Honor Society and their advisor, Mr. Ned Goede, for coordinating this six week event. Thanks also to our elementary schools who contributed to this mission project.

Favorite Activity:

Hide-Away-Cafe

Personal Blessing: Our students

experienced the joy of ministry.

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Celebrating Student Achievements

ACADEMIC AWARDS Academic Top Ten 1. Ami Leigh Christnacht (Grace, Milwaukee) 2. Drew Foren (St. Jacobi, Greenfield) tie< 2. Hannah Gerbing (Christ, Pewaukee) 3. Allison Lunow (St. Paul, Muskego) 4. Eric Frey (Zion, South Milwaukee) 5. Katelin Ludke (St. Paul, Muskego) 6. Marissa Miller (Woodlawn, West Allis) 7. Andrew Besler (St. John, Milwaukee) 8. Laurel Hirschmann (St. John, Milwaukee) 9. Grace Albrecht (Christ the Lord, Brookfield) National Merit Finalist

Pages 6–10 focus on the achievements of our young people during the spring months. Our students have truly been gifted by our gracious God. We can all be pleased and grateful that they have used these gifts to their full potential. May our Father’s name be glorified by all their efforts.

ART AWARDS State Fair Art Award Alexa Koltermann (St. Paul, Franklin)

FORENSICS AWARDS State Festival, Madison-Silver Medal Faith Goede (Star of Bethlehem, New Berlin) Anna Johnson (St. John, Wauwatosa) Danielle Schmid (St. Lucas, Milwaukee) Ryan Wenzel (Star of Bethlehem, New Berlin) Olivia Gerbing (Christ, Pewaukee)

Andrew Besler (St. John, Milwaukee) Principal’s Leadership Award Peter Matson Wisconsin Academic Excellence Award Ami Leigh Christnacht (Grace, Milwaukee) Drew Foren (St. Jacobi, Greenfield)

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MATH AWARDS American Math Competition–11/12 Grade Level Chen Xu Fang Chen “Andrew” Zhao

MUSIC AWARDS J.S. Bach Vocalist Award Arianna Sanchez (St. Peter, Milwaukee) John Philip Sousa Award Anne Reinhardt (Christ, Milwaukee) Louis Armstrong Jazz Award Taylor Genrich (Trinity, Waukesha) Milwaukee Civic Music Association Award Andrew Besler (St. John, Milwaukee) National School Marching Band Award Anne Reinhardt (Christ, Milwaukee) Patrick S. Gilmore Award Taylor Genrich (Trinity, Waukesha)

WISCONSIN SCHOOL MUSIC ASSOCIATION STATE SOLO & ENSEMBLE AWARDS Gold Medal Andrew Besler (St. John, Milwaukee) Alyssa Casarez (Christ the Lord, Brookfield) Emily Frey (Zion, South Milwaukee) Faith Goede (Star of Bethlehem, New Berlin) Brooke Ji (St. John, Wauwatosa) Meghan Ludke (St. Paul, Muskego) Anne Reinhardt (Christ, Milwaukee) Kyra Schultz (St. Lucas, Milwaukee) Maxwell Vasatko (Trinity, Waukesha) Nathan Wranovsky (St. Paul, Muskego) Jubilation Handbell Choir Saxophone Choir Wisco Kids Show Choir Woodwind Ensemble Silver Medal Arianna Sanchez (St. Peter, Milwaukee)

Woody Herman Jazz Award Kellen Schneidewend (Pilgrim, Menomonee Falls)

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ATHLETIC AWARDS WIAA State Champions Track–1600 meter run: Audrey Janik (St. John, Milwaukee) Track–Pole Vault: Hailey Orlowski (St. Paul, Franklin)

WISCONSIN LITTLE TEN ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS First Team Softball............ Alyssa Schlieper (Good Shepherd’s, West Allis) Track................ Armani Buckley (Loving Shepherd, Milwaukee) Track................ Ira Harvey Track................ Audrey Janik (St. John, Milwaukee) Track................ Joshua Kren (Trinity, Waukesha) Track................ Dylan Lueck (St. John, Lannon) Track................ Pierre McCoy

Audrey Hailey WLT Senior Scholar Athletes Presented to seniors who earned a major letter in their senior year and are in the top ten percent of the class.

Grace Albrecht (Christ the Lord, Brookfield) Collin Brinkmann (Mt. Calvary, Waukesha) Ami Leigh Christnacht (Grace, Milwaukee) Drew Foren (St. Jacobi, Greenfield) Emily Frey (Zion, South Milwaukee) Erick Frey (Zion, South Milwaukee) Laurel Hirschmann (St. John, Milwaukee) Katelin Ludke (St. Paul, Muskego) Allison Lunow (St. Paul, Muskego) Jessica Zastrow (Atonement, Milwaukee) Carleton Sitz Female Scholar Athlete Award Emily Frey (Zion, South Milwaukee) Glenn Raasch Male Scholar Athlete Award Tyler Roecker (Trinity, Waukesha) WIAA Senior Scholar Athlete Award Drew Foren (St.Jacobi, Greenfield) Emily Frey (Zion, South Milwaukee)

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Second Team Girls Soccer...... Lindsay Schneider (St. Paul, Muskego) Softball............ Kaitlyn Grunert (Trinity, Waukesha) Track ............... Tyra Buckley (Trinity, Waukesha) Track................ Brianna Greenfield (St. John, Wauwatosa) Track................ Nicholas Jacobs (St. Paul, Cudahy) Track................ Janiya Jones Track................ Andrew Lemmenes Track................ Mikayla Oertel (Grace, Milwaukee) Track................ Bryce Roberts (Salem, Milwaukee) Track................ Carissa Sundholm (St. Paul, Muskego) Track................ Catherine Elle Van Grinsven (St. Jacobi, Greenfield) Honorable Mention Baseball........... Jonah Krug (Christ the Lord, Brookfield) Softball............ Kathryn Lindemann (Star of Bethlehem, New Berlin) Track................ Karon Brown (Salem, Milwaukee) Track................ Jared Denk (St. John, Wauwatosa) Track................ Jenna Frey (Zion, South Milwaukee) Track................ Drew Konkol (St. John, Wauwatosa) Track................ Lauren Konkol (St. John, Wauwatosa) Track................ David Lembke (Christ, Pewaukee) Track................ Ryan Lueck (St. John, Lannon) Track................ Hailey Orlowski (St. Paul, Franklin) Track................ Adam Plough (Jordan, West Allis) Track................ Maddison Raabe (St. John, Mukwonago)

Spring Athletic Season Summary TRACK–Boys

TRACK–Girls

The boys placed second in all three Wisconsin Little Ten events this year – the indoor conference meet, the conference relay meet, and the outdoor conference meet. But they saved their best effort for the seasonending WIAA championship series by winning the regional and sectional crowns, before going on to place second at the Division 2 State Championship in LaCrosse.

The girls won the Wisconsin Little Ten indoor conference meet, then placed second in both the relay conference meet and the outdoor conference meet. The ladies won the WIAA regional and WIAA sectional meets. They went on to win second place at the WIAA State meet, in LaCrosse. This was the team’s first trophy earned at the state meet.

Bryce Roberts placed second in the shot put and fifth in the discus; David Lembke placed second in the high jump; Nicholas Jacobs placed second in the pole vault to lead the Vikings.

BASEBALL The varsity baseball team placed ninth in the Little Ten Conference race. The boys finished the season with an 8-18 record. The Vikings defeated St. Thomas More in the first round of the regional, but were eliminated by Milwaukee Lutheran in the regional semi-final.

GOLF The golf program grew in numbers this spring and that is promising for the future.

The program played an incomplete varsity team this year during the conference schedule, as they worked on developing individuals for the future.

Junior Audrey Janik won the state championship in the 1600 meter run, placed second in the 800 meter run, and third in the 3200 meter run. Audrey shattered WLHS school records in all three races.

Sophomore Hailey Orlowski won the state championship in pole vault.

GIRLS SOCCER The girls finished the season in eighth place in the Little Ten Conference.

SOFTBALL The softball team finished the conference season in sixth place with an overall record of 8-14. The girls defeated Shorewood in the first round of the WIAA tournament, but fell to Eisenhower in the regional semi-final.

Conference Realignment The WIAA Board of Control approved a conference realignment proposal for southeast Wisconsin that will take effect at the beginning of the 2017-2018 school year.

The proposed change would put us in the Woodland Conference which consists of the following schools: Brown Deer, Cudahy, Greendale, Greenfield, Milwaukee Lutheran , New Berlin Eisenhower, New Berlin West , Pewaukee, Pius XI, Shorewood , South Milwaukee, West Allis Central, Whitnall , and Wisconsin Lutheran .

Athletic Department Information * Attention Student Athletes * A Participation Card is necessary to try out for a sport at WLHS. A Participation Card is secured by the athlete from the athletic office and presented to the coach of your sport on the first day of try-outs.

The Participation Card assures the coach that all of the necessary WIAA mandated paper work is completed and you are eligible for participation in interscholastic athletics.

Under no circumstances are you allowed to try out or practice for a sport without your Participation Card.

To get your Participation Card, you need to do the following: 1.

Have a physical examination (good for two years beginning April 1) by a licensed physician and return the signed and completed physical form to the athletic office. (Physical exam forms are available at www.wlhs.org)

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Proceed to www.wlhs.org to complete the athletic registration. (Click on “Athletics”; then “Register for Athletics”; then click on the “Registration” tab on the top of the page.

Finally click on “Activity Registration” for the forms.)

3. Follow the directions to create an account for

your family.

4. Complete and submit online, all forms that

you find on the Athletic Online Registration.

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After completing the online registration and turning in the physical form to the high school receptionist, you can pick up your Participation Card from the receptionist or the athletic office at WLHS.

OR All necessary forms may be picked up from the reception desk at the high school or printed off of our website and returned when completed.

No student may participate in a try-out session or practice until this participation card is picked up and given to the coach.

This must be done EACH YEAR!

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Honor Roll Quarter 4 – 2015-2016 Congratulations to these young people for achieving a 3.4 grade point or higher for the fourth quarter.

Grace Albrecht Andrew Besler Collin Brinkmann Ami Leigh Christnacht Catherine Daly Rachel Dummer Joseph Eick Samantha Evans Drew Foren Emily Frey Erick Frey Samuel Fritsch Taylor Genrich Hannah Gerbing Dy’Quan Gipson Landon Gosch Sean Grady Sophie Grutza Kole Hansen Morgan Hanson Laurel Hirschmann Rebecca Holm Destini Hudson Chase Imberger Patrick Iyasele

Brittany Adelmund Jayla Anderson Zachary Asik Lauren Bacik Alivea Baxter Noah Berger Austin Bertram Tatianna Biddle Abigail Bloomquist Seth Boese MaryKay Bonow Gregory Brisolara Zach Bush Tyler Cairns Xinyue (Bella) Chen Perla De Santiago Madyson Derouin Elisha Doerr Olivia Eisenhauer Hannah Falkner VaniaMarie Fields Hannah Frick Deajia Garcia Mckenna Godager Faith Goede Reagan Goede Meg Grady

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SENIORS Nicholas Jacobs William Olson Joseph Jennerjohn Amber Perez Ziwei (Brooke) Ji Matthew Plaski Clarissa Johnson Anne Rasmussen Hannah Johnston Caleb Reichardt Deshawn Kaegler Anne Reinhardt Elizabeth Krause Analysia Rivera Joshuah Kren LeEtta Robinson Jonah Krug Tyler Roecker Megan Kuether Arianna Sanchez WonHee (Samuel) Lee Danielle Schmid Albert Lehr Amanda Schneider David Lembke Taylor Schueneman Hannah Leverence Kyra Schultz Kevin Llanas Lonneshia Slocum Taylor Luck Brenna Smrz Katelin Ludke Troy Sorensen Allison Lunow Courtney Stack Brittany Mani Bethany Uher Elizabeth Mariscal Yi Lei (Andelina) Wang Peter Matson Ian Wirtz Marissa Miller Sabrina Wocelka Jamica Morris Xiaoli (Echo) Xi Jacob Nygaard Jessica Zastrow Johnathan Offenbacher SOPHOMORES Anna Hahm Vanessa Hoene Chonghui (Charlie) Huangqi Anna Johnson Sarah Grace Johnson Sierra Jones Mikayla Kiedrowski Alyssa King Alexa Koltermann Lauren Konkol Hannah Lara Jaehyeong Lee Muyao (Jack) Li StarLynne Llanas Faith Loberg Meghan Ludke Kailey Luehring Hannah Lukasik Katherine Lunow Brandon Mars Ashley McKenzie Samuel Meyer Ethen Nass Taylor Nedbal Yan Wing (Elizabeth) Ng Hailey Orlowski

Alexis Perez Adler Peterson Noah Petraske Andrew Polzin Maddison Raabe Douglas Reinhardt Samantha Reinke Brennen Rice Westen Richter Ethan Rindfleisch Lucas Roecker Jeremiah Swanson Evan Swiontek Cierra Teague Carley Techlin Jack Tomasino Kristin Uher Jordan Weide Kayla Wiese Takara Williams Carringtin Wilson Nathaniel Wranovsky Chen Xu Kai Zhang Sihua (Simon) Zheng

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Aleksandr Abel Alexis Bertram Kyle Brandenburg Brian Burke Mason Carlson Matthew Conte Scott Dobratz Jacob Dziekan BriAnna Emmrich Jenna Frey Damia Fulsom Jamie Genrich Madelin Ginster Cooper Goede Brianna Greenfield Anna Grepo Hannah Haakenson

Maya Abner Chloe Albrecht Claire Albrecht Arianna Amos Micah Antross Mahysam Belter Kallie Berger Grace Beyer Noah Bilitz Senobe Blathers Julien Bonack Timothy Broekema Faith Brown Cedric Cacciotti Selena Cargile Ashley Carlson Alyssa Casarez Lily Churchwell Megan Conte Jared Denk McKenna Dietze Pressious Duckworth Jordan Dudek Morgan Dunn Joel Efanga Reece Elton Elizabeth Fink David Frey Dante Gamblins Olivia Gerbing Samuel Gerhard Hannah Gorski Jacob Grabczyk

JUNIORS Brianna Heikkinen Mollie Henning Mitchel Hopp Alex Huang Nathaniel Hurley Audrey Janik Hannah Klemp Alison Kuske Alexandra Lambrecht Weijiang (John) Lin Kathryn Lindemann Alexandra Loper James Metz Rebecca Pelzek Brandon Raymond Joshua Schneider Kellen Schneidewend FRESHMEN Isaiah Hahm Ethan Hall Keenan Hardrick Miah Haynes Jayonna Hicks Kira Hubbard Noah Hurley Elliot Imberger Candice Jackson Aaron Jensen Kyle Kane Alyssa Kieselhorst Byeumkyu (Eric) Kim Kamaria Kozlovsky Kristine Kristiansen Corban Larson Kong Peng Lee Tou Lee Grace Lemmenes Claire Leverence Emily Lohr Ryan Lueck Terry McGlaston Alicia Mengel Maria Michaels Aaron Miller Moises Morelos Eden Nass Kathryn Nikolaus Mikayla Oertel Colin Olson Jack Olson Thomas Orlando

Gabrielle Steidl Joshua Steinberg Abigail Swezey Delilah Trempala Catherine Van Grinsven Maxwell Vasatko Brandon Walk Wenhan (Phillip) Wang Tyler Wenslaff Ryan Wenzel Adam Westendorf RuoYun (Kate) Xu Zhenyao (Vicky) Xue Haolong (Max) Yang Dong Hee (Brian) Yoo Bowei (Aiden) Zhang Fang Chen Zhao

Rocio Perez Torres Evah Pinnow Jaydin Pluta Mackenzie Pollesch Jordan Pontow Bennett Raasch Julia Rehm Kaitlyn Rhyner Noah Ricke Grace Rindfleisch Dunovan Rodgers Paul Schindler Kimberly Schultz Moo Kel Blu Soe Chloe Strand Grace Stroh Mikaela Sullivan Carissa Sundholm Amber Sutter Taniya Taylor Samantha Thompson Alicia Webb Grace Weide Abigail Westendorf Sean Wiltsey Muquing (Samantha) Xu NaiHao (Lucas) Xu Jennifer Zastrow Jake Zeller Yifan (Ethan) Zhu Shawn Zumbach

Senior Pictures Class of 2017 Senior pictures for the 2017 Compass must be sent to advisor Leanne Ross at WLHS by: Wednesday, October 19, 2016.

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Seniors may schedule a photo session with any photographer of their choice. If you would like to schedule a photo session with Gerry Milton, our official photographer for the 2016–2017 school year, call Moments & Memories Photography at 262-560-0787 or 414-305-6201.

Submit one print of any size (all prints will be scanned and placed digitally) or one digital image in JPEG file format at 300 dpi (preferred). There are no background or image size requirements, but the image must be a vertical pose.

Although the pages will be printed in color, seniors may choose to submit either a color or black & white image.

Please remember the October 19 deadline!

What’s UP? 2016–2017 Parent Information Meetings Monday, August 15: 7:00 P.M. Tuesday, August 16: 7:00 P.M.

First Days of School

Craft Fair

Wednesday, August 17: 7:45 A.M.–1:00 P.M. for freshmen

Crafters are needed for the upcoming WLHS Colors of Christmas Craft Fair.

It will be held on Saturday, November 19, 2016, at Wisconsin Lutheran High School.

Please contact Sandy Krueger at craft.fair@wlhs.org.

Thank You! Because of your support, our goal of raising $300,000 to provide quality Christian education for our students was exceeded at our 20th annual Dinner Auction.

Excellent attendance and generous donations this year again produced amazing results from the silent and live auctions and raffles!

Join us again next year for the 21st Annual WLHS Dinner Auction on Saturday, April 8, 2017.

Thursday, August 18: 7:45 A.M.–3:00 P.M. for all students

Parent Athletic Information Meetings Presentation will be in the auditorium.

Participation Cards may be picked up after the 70-minute presentation.

FALL SEASON Tuesdy, July 26 6:30 P.M. WINTER SEASON Tuesday, October 25 6:15 P.M. SPRING SEASON Monday, February 27 6:15 P.M.

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Godâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s gift of music and the arts is greatly valued at Wisconsin Lutheran High School. Sacred music is a part of daily worship and is featured in the Christmas and Spring Sacred Concerts. In May, the Prism Concerts feature secular music and performances.

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Our Prism Concerts are a true celebration of the arts at WLHS that feature our musicians and visual artists.

This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s concerts were again an entertaining showcase of our talented youth. If you have never attended one of these concerts, be sure to put it on your schedule for next year.

GUIDED BY FAITH. DRIVEN BY EXCELLENCE.

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