June 2011 - Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School

June
2011
Live for Christ . . . Learning - Loving - Leading
HE KNOWS THEM BY NAME
GRADUATION REHEARSAL
The man who enters by the gate is the
shepherd of his sheep. The watchman opens the gate for him, and the
sheep listen to his voice. He calls his
own sheep by name and leads them
out. When he has brought out all his
own, he goes on ahead of them, and his sheep
follow him because they know his voice. (John
10:2-4)
Graduation rehearsal will be held Friday, June 3, at 8:15
am. All seniors eligible for participation in the service
must be in attendance in order to participate in the
graduation service. Seniors will receive their caps, gowns,
and floor tickets at the end of rehearsal. Parents, please see
to it that the gown is taken from the package and ironed
before the Sunday service.
We are a heartbeat away from saying “good-bye”
to 96 young adults, the members of the KML
graduating class of 2011. It seems like yesterday
that they were wide-eyed freshmen, excited and
maybe a bit apprehensive as they entered this new
world of high school. The next “new world” they
enter will again come with excitement and
perhaps some nervousness as well. As they move
on to the next chapter of their lives, they will
undoubtedly face new and intensified temptations
– many more strangers’ voices will confront
them.
Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School will hold its thirtythird graduation service on Sunday, June 5, at 2:00pm.
Professor Bill Tackmier of Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary,
will be the guest speaker. Pastor Jeffery Bolwerk of Trinity
Lutheran Church in Jenera, Ohio, serve as liturgist. Student
graduation speakers are Jessica Sandoval (David’s Star,
Jackson) and Laura Zeamer (Morning Star, Jackson). The
doors to the building will open at 12:30pm. All friends of
KML are invited to attend.
It is our prayer that they take with them what they
heard here every day – the message of Jesus
Christ and him crucified. May they spend time
every day in God’s Word so they remain built up
and strengthened in their faith. May they be
strong in worship attendance so that they are
encouraged by other believers, and so they have
many opportunities to hear God’s Word and to
receive the Lord’s Supper.
May they be
reminded that Jesus is indeed with them
individually. Jesus has called them, and he
knows each by name! He invested his very life in
them! Our Lord has great plans for every one of
our departing students; but more importantly, he
wants each of them to spend eternity with him in
heaven. To that end, we commend them to the
ongoing care of our Savior as their years at KML
become part of their past.
GRADUATION
Class verse: Jeremiah 29:11 – For I know the plans I have
for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to
harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.
Class hymn: In Christ Alone
Class flower: White Rose
KML SUMMER OFFICE HOURS
WILL BE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
FROM 9AM - 1PM
The office will be closed from Friday, July 1
through Sunday, July 10.
With our automated telephone system, you may dial the
extension of the person you need and leave a message, or
you can access individual e-mail addresses through our
KML website (www.kmlhs.org).
For your convenience, there is a locked drop box located on
the back side of a pillar by the front entrance. Please use
this box for dropping off payments or forms when the
office is closed.
HERE AM I. SEND ME!
2011 – 2012 CALENDAR
KML alumni enter public ministry
You can access the calendar from KML’s home page, or
go to www.kmlhs.org/news-a-events/calendars/mastercalendar . The term “tentative” is used because there
could be a few minor changes in some of the times
listed. The academic calendar itself (school days and noschool days) should not see any changes. Following are
some calendar highlights through August:
MLC teaching assignments:
Andrew Becker (2007) to St. Marcus Lutheran School
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
April Cook (2006) to California Lutheran High
School, Wildomar, California
(1 year assignment)
William Fuerstenau (2005) to St. John Lutheran
School, Montello, Wisconsin
Landon Zacharyasz (2006) to Mount Olive Lutheran
School, Appleton, Wisconsin
June
1-2
3
5
Semester Tests
Graduation Rehearsal – 8:15am
Graduation – 2:00pm
July
Seminary vicar assignments:
Peter Walther (2005) to Mount Zion Lutheran Church
Missoula, Montana
Seminary graduate assignments:
Lincoln Albrecht (2003) to Messiah Lutheran Church
(associate) Green Bay, Wisconsin
Paul Bowe (2002) to Immanuel Lutheran Church
(associate) Waupaca, Wisconsin
Aaron Bublitz (1994) to Mt Lebanon Lutheran
Church, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Philip Gurgel (2002) to Ascension Lutheran Church
(associate) Sarasota, Florida
GRADUATION PICTURES AVAILABLE
Empire Photography will be taking professional pictures
of KML seniors receiving their diploma during the
graduation ceremony. Proofs will be forwarded directly
to the graduates home. There is no obligation to
purchase, but it is a unique opportunity to capture a
once-in-a-lifetime memory!
18
Golf Outing
August
22
22
23
25
Freshmen Student Orientation – 2:30-6:00pm
Freshmen & Parent Orientation Night/
New Athlete Meeting – 6:30-9:00pm
Grades 10-12 Parent Information Night –
6:30-8:45pm
Classes Begin 7:40am
(SCHOOL PICTURES TAKEN)
CHARGER CHOICE AWARDS
Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School Charger Club and
Student Council held the 13th Annual Charger Choice
Awards on Sunday, May 15. KML students who received
academic, athletic, music, and leadership awards during
the year were recognized. A copy of the list of recipients
is available in the rack outside the main office or may be
requested via e-mail at [email protected]
A TIME TO PLAN
I love the colors of spring. I especially enjoy the apple blossoms that fill my neighbor’s tree. The
color that I enjoy now is also a reminder of the wonderful fruit that will grow this summer and be
ready to eat in the fall.
That apple tree has produced tasty fruit for many years. I don’t know who planted that tree, but I
sure appreciate their thoughtfulness. The one who planted the tree possibly never got to enjoy the
“fruit” of his labor, but it sure is appreciated by those of us today.
The same story can be told about our KML Foundation. Throughout the years, donations have been
made to the Foundation by people who recognized the value of those gifts for the future. Because
the Foundation is established as an endowment fund, the gifts will have a lasting impact. The seeds
that are planted today will provide perpetual returns for tuition assistance and other KML projects.
This past year, the Foundation was able to award $24,000 in tuition assistance, but we would love
to see even more. Maybe you can help plant some more seeds to support the next generation of
KML students!
For more information on various ways in which you can contribute to the KML Foundation, especially through your estate
plan, contact: [email protected] or 262-677-4051 ext. 1116.
The KML Scrip Office is Open This Summer
The kids may have the summer off, but you can continue to take
advantage of KML Scrip rebates during summer vacation. Order
online or choose from our on-hand inventory, and pick up your order
during our office hours listed below. Papa Murphy's is now offering
$10 Scrip cards with an 8% rebate. Great for quick meals on those
busy summer days!
As always, if you have questions about KML Scrip or are interested in learning how KML Scrip can
help you earn rebates toward your child’s KML tuition, please see our website at www.kmlhs.org/
scrip, email us at [email protected], give us a call at 262.677.4051 ext. 1119, or stop by during our
office hours.
KML Scrip Office
Summer Hours
Beginning Friday, June 3
Monday-Wednesday-Friday
9:00am -1:00pm
KML Scrip: The perfect graduation gift!
Let KML Scrip brighten the day of your
favorite graduate. Need ideas? Give a KML
Scrip gift certificate and let your graduate
choose from more than 650 Scrip retailers.
New
s!
r
u
o
H
KMLHS invites you to Culver’s
Wednesday
June 1
Use the coupon below and Culver’s will donate
10% of your sales to KMLHS!
The future PAC of KMLHS will provide a focal
gathering point for concerts, theater performances,
and conferences not only for our school but also
the communities we serve. Together we can provide
a place that stimulates a growing appreciation of
the fine arts in our community! Your support will
help make this vision a reality.
Culver’s of Jackson
Will donate 10% of your sales to
Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School
Walking the Path Together
Wednesday, June 1,
Don’t forget to present this form to the cashier when ordering for credit!
Hours: 10:00am to 10:00pm
Culver’s of Jackson
W227N16880 Tillie Lake Ct
Jackson, WI 53037
(262) 677-8313
Amount $_______________ Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior
Student Name:
____________________________________________
CALLING ALL GOLFERS!
Support your school at the 22nd Annual Kettle Golf Open
Monday, July 18, 2011
Location:
Date:
Schedule:
Format:
Scenic View Golf Course
Monday, July 18, 2011
10:30am registration • 11:20am go to holes • 5:00pm steak dinner
Scramble format • Groups will be divided: Alumni, Men, Women, Mixed
This is a fun golf outing to benefit both the KMLHS golf team and athletic department.
NEW this year… Two dinner choices are being offered – Steak or Devonshire Chicken (chicken
breast stuffed with Virginia ham and Wisconsin cheddar cheese topped with a light cream sauce)
Price:
Golf / Dinner package with cart (includes greens fee, cart, lunch & dinner)..... $79.00
Golf only (includes greens fee, cart & lunch)................................................... $59.00
Steak or Devonshire Chicken dinner only......................................................... $25.00
Register: Registration form is available at www.kmlhs.org (listed under upcoming events from the KML office.
Please register by July 11.
We are trying something different this year by e-mailing the registrations to the people for
whom we have e-mail addresses. This will help to reduce our expenses and benefit the
students. Thank you for your understanding.
Mark your calendar… The Charity Golf Outing is scheduled for Monday, September 19,
at West Bend Country Club.
KETTLE MORAINE LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL
HIGH HONORS: THIRD QUARTER
Freshmen
Madeline Balge, Rachel Balge, Sarah Brandner, Jacob Brandt, Caitlyn Eisner, Margaret Frey, Chelsey Gehring, Jeni
Heiden, Elizabeth Henning, Micah Jahns, Tiffany Knight, Callie Martens, Paige Martin, Andrea Meinert, Andrew
Moore, Chandler Niemann, Miya Preston, Sydney Schneider, Jacob Schopp, Marissa Seyfert, Zachary Stewart,
Matthew Wells, Tabitha Wolfgram, Connor Yackels
Sophomores
Andrea Adams, Caleb Adams, Tyler Anderson, Rachael Andrew, Seth Banaszak, Adam Bloedel, Eric Brandt, Colton
Bublitz, Jacob Falck, Rose Franke, Justin Grahl, Ashley Herther, Katelyn Jahns, Kendra Kaulitz, Nathan Krause, Alison
Lehman, Martin Loescher, Michael Loescher, Elizabeth Mantz, Jacob Matter, Marissa Meier, Garrett Miller, Samuel
Pankow, Jessica Reidy, Rebecca Roembke, Stuart Rosenthal, Rachel Roskopf, Nicholas Sierra, Leah Sommers, Travis
Stanossek, Zachary Stohlman, Olivia Wedell, Ashley Zander, Johannah Zeamer, Yue (Felix) Zhang
Juniors
Adam Cook, Madeline Foy, Jonathan Grulke, Alina Gür, Olivia Heckendorf, Abigail Hoerchner, Lindsay Hughes,
Ethan Jahns, Wonjae Jung, Lisa Koschnitzke, Morgan Koth, Ryanne Mallow, Hailey Moldenhauer, Meghan Niemann,
Shane Patzlsberger, Emily Raasch, Lea Ratzmann, Jacob Schleif, Jordan Schneider, Gunnar Thompson, Zachary
Walters, Kate Wierzbicki, Kayleigh Yackels
Seniors
Tyler Adams, Angela An, Kaila Banaszak, Brady Beck, Benjamin Becker, Stephanie Davidson, Courtney Deming,
Sarah Falck, Cody Goll, Jacob Gustafson, Olivia Hoff, Sheila Kleist, Luke Krajcik, Kevin Kriege, Marianne Loescher,
Brandon Mantz, Aimee Matter, Dustin Page, Rae Pare, Brittany Peterson, Jessica Sandoval, Karl Schmirler, Lindsey
Schoenike, Jaimie Shine, Jesse Sierra, Erik Sohlden, Meghan Steffens, Morgan Steffens, Peter Steinbrenner, Valarie
Tharman, Tabitha Thorson, Brett Waldorf, Cole Weber, Alice Wedell, Amanda Weiss, Laura Zeamer, Kelli Zima
HONORS: THIRD QUARTER
Freshmen
Samantha Bormann, Daniel Brodesser, Aaron Carmichael, Elora Diehl, Stephanie Eigenfeld, Lauren Lehman, Marshall
Matthies, Zachary Nichols, Cassidy Page, Nathan Pape, Lara Schultz, Mark Steinbrenner, Madeline Tackmier, Taylor
Weber, Stephanie Wolff
Sophomores
Alex Bergmann, Zachary Berube, Benjamin Bieberitz, Tyler Curran, Andrew Dorst, Denielle Gerrietts, Hannah
Gresenz, Zachary Gruber, Andrew Liebner, Miranda Loduha, Sara Martin, Tera McAllister, Anthony Pflughoeft,
Christopher Pflughoeft, Kurt Rathke, Haley Robinson, Scott Steele, Angela Thoma, Erik Thorson, Lauren Wiech
Juniors
Scott Apalsch, Joseph Backus, Nicholas Brazell, Ashley Ihlenfeldt, Zachary Janz, Rebecca Karnopp, Matthew Knight,
Matthew Krajcik, Emily Lyneis, Allysa Michaelsen, Ashley Miller, Allison Peters, Elizabeth Pries, Morgan Rabas,
Stephanie Randazzo, Jennifer Rowinski, Luke Scheuerlein, Karlee Schneiss, Daniel Schultz, Drake Schwarten, Tyler
Stauske
Seniors
Sean Adamec, Emily Bernhoft, Robert Bolwerk, Sara Faltersack, Marisa Fowler, Luke Franke, Rachel Greefkes,
Kirsten Henning, Karlye Hoffmann, Jordan Lark, Arin Lemke, Jacob Minzlaff, Jessica Nick, Kelly Patterson, Courtney
Raymond, Dylan Rusch, Jacob Semmann, Ashlyn Simonson, Alexandria Steinke, Samuel Tackmier, Holly Troeller, Erin
Wiedoff, David Williamson, Caleb Wolf, Lindsey Wolff, David Wolter
Music in the Woods Fundraiser
for the Washburn Family
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Time: 12 - 5pm
Barry works at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary and has ataxia,
a degenerative disease which affects his muscles. It has no
known cure or “good” prognosis. For more information
about it go to www.ataxia.org/
At present, small motor skills have nearly disappeared. He
requires the assistance of a walker. His speech is slurred,
he does not realize his own inflection, and at times stumbles
for the right words.
In time, Barry will need to get all his nutrition from a feeding
tube as he will no longer be able to swallow. Eventually he
will be using a wheelchair and speak through a computer
because he will not be able to enunciate clearly.
Activities:
Christian Music Groups
Children’s Games
Discovery World
Silent Auction
Food
While the road ahead seems difficult and discouraging, both
Barry and Eunice continue to draw daily strength from God’s
gracious promise, Never will I leave you; never will I forsake
you (Hebrews 13:5). They also appreciate the prayers and
support they are receiving from their brothers and sisters in
Christ.
Proceeds from the Music in the Woods Fundraiser will be
used to help purchase a wheelchair accessible van for the
Washburn Family.
There will be games and activities for children, food, Christian music, a silent auction, and many
other activities for all to enjoy.
Items for the silent auction are needed and appreciated. Please bring them to the school office
or call to have them picked up. Please supply a description, the value and the name of the
person who donated the item.
David’s Star Lutheran Church
Following the
fundraiser
there will be worship
in the woods at 5pm.
Koine’ will perform a special concert
and will be supplying the music
for our service.
2740 David’s Star Drive
Jackson, WI 53037
(Western Avenue & Church Road)
Phone: 262-677-2412
Fax: 262-677-8960
E-mail: [email protected]
Please make checks payable to:
David’s Star Lutheran Church—Washburn Fundraiser
If you would like to help, please
contact Lynne Tews at 262-377-2051.
FINE ARTS NEWS
CAST CHOSEN FOR
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MEMBERS OF
THE CAST OF KML’S FALL MUSICAL,
Fiddler on the Roof: Jacob Schleif (Tevye), Lea
Ratzmann (Golde), Ryanne Mallow (Tzeitel), Rachel
Kresser (Hodel), Alina Gür (Chava), Caitlyn Eisner
(Shprintze), Grace Johnson (Bielke), Rachael
Andrew (Yente), Daniel Granberg (Motel), Adam
Cook (Perchik), Zack Janz (Lazar Wolf), Jordan
Bugenhagen (Mordcha), Ethan Jahns (Rabbi), Jarred
Strupp (Mendel), Zachary Stohlman (Avram), Erik
Thorson (Nachum), Rachel Balge (Grandma Tzeitel),
Ashley Miller (Fruma-Sarah), Alec Bergmann
(Constable), Martin Loescher (Fyedka), Lindsay
Hughes (Shaindel), Bryan Eckelberg (Priest), Nick
Sierra (Russian), Stuart Rosenthal (Russian), and Jacob Falck (Russian). Also included in the cast are 30
villagers/chorus members: Emily Schulz, Emylie Tonnacliff, Kate Wierzbicki, Marina Stagakis, Kendra
Kaulitz, Madeline Tackmier, Tiffany Knight, Hailey Moldenhauer, Lauren Wiech, Hadassah Bonow, Grace
Beyer, Andrea Adams, Rachel Roskopf, Miranda
Loduha, Haley Robinson, Elizabeth Mantz,
Shannon Eggers, Andrew Eggers, Thomas
Schneiker, Benjamin Johnson, Nathan Schleef,
Travis Stanossek, Ryan Lawonn, Ian Wetterau,
Zack Gruber, Cole Boettcher, Seth Banaszak,
Joseph Loescher, Kyle Mantei, and Jonathan
Ihlenfeldt.
Performances will take place at Kettle Moraine
Lutheran High School on Thursday, November 3,
Friday, November 4, Saturday, November 5, at
7:00pm (with Dinner Theater at 5:30pm for the
Saturday performance); and Sunday, November 6,
at 3:00pm.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN HELPING OUT
WITH OUR PRODUCTION IN SOME WAY?
We need volunteers to help sew, gather and donate
props and costumes, advertise the show, etc. If you
are interested in helping in any of these areas or in
some other way, please contact Mrs. Erin Laabs at
[email protected] or by calling (262) 677-4051
ext. 1160. Thank you so much!
ATHLETIC NEWS
BORROWING SPORTS UNIFORMS
FOR SENIOR PICTURES
BE A PART OF KML BASKETBALL
Sign-up for the KML boys basketball camps continues
through June 15. There are a variety of camps available
for players in grades two through nine. Camps are run
by the boys basketball coaching staff with assistance
from area grade school coaches and high school
players. Please visit the KML website or contact coach
Jahns at 677-4051, ext. 1301.
Seniors wishing to borrow a sports uniform for senior
pictures need to fill out a form from the athletic office and
include a $15 deposit. Ten dollars will be refunded when
the uniform is returned. Please contact the athletic office at
least one week prior to when the uniform is needed. If you
have any questions please call the athletic office.
SPRING AWARDS NIGHTS
The dates for Spring Awards Nights for the athletic teams have been scheduled as follows:
Track
Soccer
Baseball
Softball
Monday, June 6, 6:00
Tuesday, June 7, 6:00
Thursday, June 9, 6:30
Friday, June 17, 6:00
KML Cafeteria
KML Cafeteria
KML Cafeteria
KML Cafeteria
If you have any questions or would like to help with your awards night please contact the coach.
PHYSICAL EXAMS REQUIRED
Students planning to participate in athletics are required to have a physical (WIAA green card) and a signed “Participation
Consent Form” (blue form). All forms should be on file at KMLHS no later than August 1, 2011. Forms may be mailed in
or dropped off in the main office. These forms were included in the May statement for current students and will be in the
June statement for incoming freshmen (Class of 2015). Make your appointment for a physical as soon as possible.
For your convenience, Aurora Sports Medicine Institute and Walgreens offer pre-season sports physicals. Log on to their
websites, www.aurorahealthcare.org/services/smi or www.takecarehealth.com for more information regarding locations and
registration details.
Aurora Sports Medicine Institute presents 2011 Student Sports Physicals
Date: Monday, July 18
Time: 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Location: Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School
Fee: $30 per student, $35 after July 5.
Register: www.Aurora.org/SportsPhysical or call 262-306-6100
Forms for all athletes must be on file by August 1. No athlete will be able to try out or practice for a team if they do
not have forms handed in!
David Bartelt, Superintendent
[email protected]
Stephen Granberg, Principal
[email protected]
Rev. Randall Hughes, Pastor of Student Life
[email protected]
Leonard Collyard, Activities Director
[email protected]
Richard Sievert, Guidance Director, [email protected]