EMEMBERING OUR LOVED ONES CYMBAL VOLUME … · Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lubeck Marcia Minnerath...
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IN MEMORY OF: Steve Adamczyk Mr. and Mrs. Brad Schaper Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lussky Pastor and Mrs. William Bader Mr. and Mrs. Herb Schaper Edna Baier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cary Harvey Baier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cary Irma Baumann Larry and Diane Lindesmith Kay French Mr. and Mrs. Brad Schaper Delores Helke Orvis and Janet Kohlmeier Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Helke Gordan Hoffman Hawkins Ash CPA’s Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wichmann Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. Heinze Brian and Jeanne Reed Robert Munger Gayle Stewert David and Ann Turk Elmer and Doris Binde Tom and Charmaine Kapanke Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wrobel Arthur and Frances Dahlke Dick Horstman Class of 1963 David Manke Mr. and Mrs. John Schibbelhut Edwin Niedfeldt Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Blado Beverly Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Welda James Raabe Mrs. Lillian M. Raabe Walter Sebald Mr. and Mrs. Steve Loehr Mr. and Mrs. James Ely Wise Managers, Inc. Pastor and Mrs. William Bader Walter Sebo Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gilbertson Charlotte Schlender Pastor and Mrs. William Bader Audrey Soucheck Mr. and Mrs. James F. Preidel Ray Wichelt Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dretske Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Schultz Lester Wrobel Mr. David A. Kapanke Ms. Gloria Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David Beitlich Kristine Gusa Mrs. Carol Bluske Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sommerfeld Mrs. Mary J. Sill Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lubeck Marcia Minnerath O’Neill David Wrobel Mr. and Mrs. James W. Beitlich Mr. and Mrs. Myron A. Manske Mr. and Mrs. David Wilder Elaine Rundahl Mr. Charles Beitlich IN HONOR OF: Susan Grinde Arlene Schroeder Eunice Jessen Ms. Sandra Jessen Erin Svendsen Mr. and Mrs. James Svendsen Ryan Svendsen Mr. and Mrs. James Svendsen Trudy Swenson Arlene Schroeder Luther High School Keeping Christ in High School Education CYMBAL Newsletter A Congregational Connection From Luther High School Luther High School Keeping Christ in High School Education 1501 Wilson St., Onalaska WI 54650 (608) 783-5435 ~ www.lutherhigh.org APRIL 2017 VOLUME XXXVIII, No. 7 “e last week has been a roller coaster ride!” Perhaps you have heard someone describe life in those terms. We understand the expression – life has its share of twists and turns, of highs and lows. We understand because we have been (or can at least imagine being!) on a roller coaster. It starts slow – a crawl up the first hill to the highest point – and then the fun begins! Speeding through banked turns and flying up and down hills – there is that combination of thrill and terror all rolled into one. “Roller Coaster” seems to be a fitting description of the events of Holy Week. e week begins with the high of Palm Sunday, where Jesus is proclaimed King as the people shout “Hosanna!” Next, we witness the lows – betrayal, abandonment, flogging, trials, crucifixion. As we observe these things from the shadows, we come to the awful realization that our sins are the cause of Jesus’ pain. en we hear the cry that indicates the lowest low – “My God – why have you forsaken me?” We are crushed to understand that the innocent Jesus is suffering hell for us. at low of Good Friday is replaced by the joy of Easter Sunday. e grave is empty! Jesus has risen! Forgiveness for our sins is assured, and our salvation is signed, sealed and delivered. Our hearts soar to hear and know the truth of Isaiah 53:5, “He was pierced for our transgressions; he was crushed for our iniquities. e punishment that brought us peace was upon him, and by his wounds we are healed.” May God bless you through the ups and downs of your Holy Week celebration and give you complete joy in Jesus’ victory! ~Pastor Jon Bilitz Thank you to the following people who directed their memorials for their loved ones to Luther High School... R EMEMBERING OUR LOVED ONES T h e U p s a n d D o w n s o f H o l y W e e k
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IN MEMORY OF:
Steve AdamczykMr. and Mrs. Brad SchaperMr. and Mrs. Glenn LusskyPastor and Mrs. William BaderMr. and Mrs. Herb Schaper
Edna BaierMr. and Mrs. Robert Cary
Harvey BaierMr. and Mrs. Robert Cary
Irma BaumannLarry and Diane Lindesmith
Kay FrenchMr. and Mrs. Brad Schaper
Delores HelkeOrvis and Janet KohlmeierMr. and Mrs. Lyle Helke
Gordan HoffmanHawkins Ash CPA’sMr. and Mrs. Paul WichmannMr. and Mrs. Keith E. HeinzeBrian and Jeanne ReedRobert MungerGayle StewertDavid and Ann TurkElmer and Doris BindeTom and Charmaine KapankeMr. and Mrs. Gary WrobelArthur and Frances Dahlke
Dick HorstmanClass of 1963
David MankeMr. and Mrs. John Schibbelhut
Edwin NiedfeldtMr. and Mrs. Steven J. Blado
Beverly PetersonMr. and Mrs. Harold Welda
James RaabeMrs. Lillian M. Raabe
Walter SebaldMr. and Mrs. Steve LoehrMr. and Mrs. James ElyWise Managers, Inc.Pastor and Mrs. William Bader
Walter SeboMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gilbertson
Charlotte SchlenderPastor and Mrs. William Bader
Audrey SoucheckMr. and Mrs. James F. Preidel
Ray WicheltMr. and Mrs. Daniel DretskeMr. and Mrs. Gary L. Schultz
Lester WrobelMr. David A. KapankeMs. Gloria AndersonMr. and Mrs. David BeitlichKristine GusaMrs. Carol BluskeMr. and Mrs. Theodore SommerfeldMrs. Mary J. SillMr. and Mrs. Harold LubeckMarcia Minnerath O’NeillDavid WrobelMr. and Mrs. James W. Beitlich
Mr. and Mrs. Myron A. ManskeMr. and Mrs. David WilderElaine RundahlMr. Charles Beitlich
IN HONOR OF:
Susan GrindeArlene Schroeder
Eunice JessenMs. Sandra Jessen
Erin SvendsenMr. and Mrs. James Svendsen
Ryan SvendsenMr. and Mrs. James Svendsen
Trudy SwensonArlene Schroeder
Luther High School Keeping Christ in High School Education
CYMBALNewsletter
A Congregational Connection From Luther High School
Luther High SchoolKeeping Christ in High School Education
1501 Wilson St., Onalaska WI 54650(608) 783-5435 ~ www.lutherhigh.org
APRIL 2017VOLUME XXXVIII, No. 7
“The last week has been a roller coaster ride!” Perhaps you have heard someone describe life in those terms. We understand the expression – life has its share of twists and turns, of highs and lows. We understand because we have been (or can at least imagine being!) on a roller coaster.
It starts slow – a crawl up the first hill to the highest point – and then the fun begins! Speeding through banked turns and flying up and down hills – there is that combination of thrill and terror all rolled into one.
“Roller Coaster” seems to be a fitting description of the events of Holy Week. The week begins with the high of Palm Sunday, where Jesus is proclaimed King as the people shout “Hosanna!” Next, we witness the lows – betrayal, abandonment, flogging, trials, crucifixion. As we observe these things from the shadows, we come to the awful realization that our sins are the cause of Jesus’ pain. Then we hear the cry that indicates the lowest low – “My God – why have you forsaken me?” We are crushed to understand that the innocent Jesus is suffering hell for us.
That low of Good Friday is replaced by the joy of Easter Sunday. The grave is empty! Jesus has risen! Forgiveness for our sins is assured, and our salvation is signed, sealed and delivered. Our hearts soar to hear and know the truth of Isaiah 53:5, “He was pierced for our transgressions; he was crushed for our iniquities. The punishment that brought us peace was upon him, and by his wounds we are healed.” May God bless you through the ups and downs of your Holy Week celebration and give you complete joy in Jesus’ victory!
~Pastor Jon Bilitz
Thank you to the following people who directed their memorials for their loved ones to Luther High School...
REMEMBERING OUR LOVED ONES
The Ups and Downs of Holy Week
Luther Light is awarded through student/faculty nomination, based upon those whose life and attitude serve as a model for others and display evidence of the stewardship of blessings and gifts that God has given.
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Congratulations Kaitlyn Kammerer!
APRIL Announcements CONCESSIONS COORDINATOR
POSITIONA volunteer concessions coordinator is needed for the 2017-18 school year. The main responsibility is inventory and ordering products. Hours are very flexible! For more info, please contact Joel Babinec at: 783-5435 x1645 or [email protected].
GRAND PIANO WANTEDThe Luther High School Music Department is looking for a performance quality grand piano to keep in the new Chapel/Auditorium. The piano would be used for concerts and daily worship. If you have a grand piano and are willing to donate it, please contact Paul Adickes at [email protected].
We are headed down the home stretch with the Chapel/Auditorium finishing work.
The contractors are putting in some extra hours to help us cross the finish line. We hope to be granted our occupancy permit in time for the Easter Concert. Thank you to everyone who came in to help on our recent volunteer work days.Thank you for your continued support!
ATTENTION!The Luther High School Football program is looking for season and game stats from 1963-2005. If you have any information that can assist, please contact Athletic Director Joel Babinec or Head Football Coach Matt Schiebel. Thank you!
Luther High School’s robotics team, igKnightion, invites you to the Seven Rivers Regional Competition! Almost 50 robotics programs from across the Midwest will gather, hoping to advance to the FIRST National Competition in St. Louis. We’ve been hard at work creating a robot to compete in this year’s FIRST competition, called “Steamworks”. The best news? This year’s event is at the La Crosse Center (where a competition has never taken place) on April 14th (8am-8pm) and 15th (8am-6pm). We encourage anyone to visit for in-person tours and fascinating competition. We hope to see you there!
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A Knight in April 28, 2017
The Big Knight 2017 - A Knight in the Roaring ‘20’s
The Big Knight auction proceeds are given to the Tuition Assistance Fund and a special project at the school. If you
would like to register, donate or find more information, please go to our website www.lutherhigh.org.
Questions? Please contact Lisa Wassermann at [email protected] or (608) 783-5435 x1150.
BUILDING UPDATE
By Don Fruit
WELS Night at the Loggers Baseball GameSunday, June 25, 2017 | 5:05 pmTickets are $7.00 Check with your church for more details!
Congratulations to the Luther Light for April, Kaitlyn Kammerer! Kai-tlyn is from La Crosse, WI, and is the daughter of Bryan & Tami Han-son; Armand Riska. She is a member of First Ev. Lutheran Church in La Crosse, and before Luther she attended First Ev. Lutheran School.
While at Luther, Kaitlyn has participated in Cantate Choir (9-10), Pro-Life Knights (10), Knight Ops (10), NHS (11-12), Volleyball (9-12), Basketball (9-10), and Softball (9-12).
Kaitlyn has volunteered at her church assisting children with Vacation Bible School and Christmas events. She has also participated in various activities through NHS.
In her spare time, Kaitlyn enjoys spending time with her family, hanging out with friends, reading, and being outside.
Kaitlyn plans to go to Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee for nursing.
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Holy Week Concert“BUILT ON THE ROCK”
April 12 | Luther High School | 7 pm
