"We don't change the Message, the Message changes us."
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IMMANUEL LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE, AND
SEMINARY
Celebrating 50 Years of "God With Us" 1959-60 to 2009-10 |
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Psalm
22:23 You who fear the LORD, praise him! All you descendants of Jacob, honor
him! Revere him, all you descendants of Israel! -from devotion@redeemerclc.info |
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| 3:45 p.m. | Flute Choir Meets Briefly in the Gym after Choir |
| 4:00 p.m. | Geometry Study Session in AC111 |
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Today's Menu: MEAT YOUR FINAL LOAF Tonight: Goulash *** Tomorrow: Italian Grilled Chicken |
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UNEXCUSED TARDY/ABSENCE: The following have been reported as unexcused for absence or tardiness in a class from the previous school day. To get excused, you must see Prof. Schierenbeck or bring a written excuse to the office before 4:00 p.m. today, or you may be serving detention next week. Monday: THE STUDENT BANK will be open Thursday from 2:00-3:45 p.m. for end of year withdrawals. CHECK OUT THE LOST & FOUND in the GBO. Last chance before the end of the year! Bicycles: A reminder that you are to take your bicycles home over the summer or make arrangements for storing them off campus. If you need to keep it here until Baseball season is over contact your dorm supervisor or Prof. Ude for permission. Bikes left here after that point will be disposed of. FLUTE CHOIR PLAN B: Flutists in Flute Choir:, please meet Mrs. Lau in the gym immediately after choir (before study sessions) for a brief meeting.
Library Accounts Suspended for excessive fines: Ben Libby, Stephen Mayhew, Drew Naumann, Jacob Noeldner, Josh Ohlmann, Luke Schaser, Austin Skinner, Lana Snoozy. Fine amounts are posted outside library. Please give payment to or report errors to librarian by Tuesday, May 18th.
Marching Band Personnel: The following should pay for their band shirts ASAP: Michelle Radtke, Alyssa Johannes, Ryan Augustin, Emily Tester, David Rehm, Micah Reim. Please let Mrs. Lau know if you paid and she didn’t get you checked off—apologies offered!
Bicycles: A reminder that you are to take your bicycles home over the summer or make arrangements for storing them off campus. If you need to keep it here until Baseball season is over contact your dorm supervisor or Prof. Ude for permission. Bikes left here after that point will be disposed of.
PREPS-ON-THE-NET: The following events are or will be available on the website at the links listed: Keyboard Recital
(5/12/10) - sport 'Band' Class Day -
sport 'Academics' Graduation -
sport 'Graduation' |
ILHS SPRING SPORTS
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Varsity Bb |
Varsity Softball |
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Mon |
5-17 |
ILHS 7 LINCOLN 6 |
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Tues |
5-18 |
Plum City – A Legion Park 5:00 p.m. Lv 3:30 |
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Wed |
5-19 |
4:30-6:00 |
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Thur |
5-20 |
4:30-6:00 |
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Fri |
5-21 |
Off |
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Sat |
5-22 |
Off |
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Sun |
5-23 |
5:00-7:00 |
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Mon |
5-24 |
Colfax-H Carson 4:30 p.m. |
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Tues |
5-25 |
Glenwood City-A H.S. 5:00 p.m. Lv 3:30 |
BLAIR-TAYLOR H Gelein or ILC 5:00 Lv 3:45 |
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1959-60 to 2009-10 IMMANUEL LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE, AND SEMINARY Excerpts From “Throughout All Generations” by E.Roehl |
“GOD WITH US” 2003-04 Another successful year in sports! Girls’ volleyball had a 7-2 season. Girls’ basketball’s 12-9 season included a regional win and a school record 80 points in their game against Cornell. In their 17-1 season the softball team placed Megan Oster, Andrea Schrader, and Joanna Snell on the all-conference first team. Boys’ basketball had a 17-5 season. Mark Tiefel scored 532 points, becoming the highest scorer in ILC history with a total of 1232 points. |
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Class of 2004 |
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High School Aymond, Jeffrey Beekman, Nicole Bernthal, Dale Degnan, Daniel Dreyer, David Dummann, Rebecca |
Franson, Zachary Geschwind, Daniel Heise, Peggy List, Thomas Lueck, Matthew Mayhew, Philip |
Mueller, Amanda Nelson, Bethany Nelson, Sarah Oster, Megan Povolny, Rebecca Rochel, Meagan |
Salter, Aaron Schrader, Andrea Shealy, Jordan Stewart, Brian Stifter, Joshua Stratton, Amanda |
Thompson, Eleise Tiefel, Mark Traub, Nathaniel Williams, Heidi Wiste, Ilene Wuerch, Bethany |
College—A.A. Noeldner, Sarah
College—B.A. Radichel, Neal |
JUST KID-DING!
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5. WHAT DO MOST PEOPLE DO ON A DATE?
-Dates
are for
having
fun, and
people
should
use them
to get
to know
each
other.
Even
boys
have
something
to say
if you
listen
long
enough.
-On the
first date,
they just
tell each
other lies
and that
usually gets
them
interested
enough to go
for a second
date. |
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