"No Jesus - no peace!  Know Jesus - know peace!"

IMMANUEL LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE, AND SEMINARY

 

Celebrating 50 Years of "God With Us"

1959-60 to 2009-10

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Thursday  - March 11, 2010

Luke 13:31-33 At that time some Pharisees came to Jesus and said to him, "Leave this place and go somewhere else. Herod wants to kill you." He replied, "Go tell that fox, 'I will drive out demons and heal people today and tomorrow, and on the third day I will reach my goal.' In any case, I must keep going today and tomorrow and the next day-- for surely no prophet can die outside Jerusalem!"
"I MUST KEEP GOING" -- BECAUSE IT IS THE ONLY WAY
Jesus was also determined to keep going to Jerusalem because He understood that His death on the cross was absolutely necessary for mankind. There was no other way to fix the relationship between God the Father and the human race. That relationship had been ruined by the disobedience of all people. The Creator could not gaze upon the hateful wars, the crime and lovelessness, the anger and brutality which had characterized humans since the fall into sin, and look the other way. He rightly demanded satisfaction for what had been done to Him -- His laws that had been broken, His pure love for people which had been scorned and despised.
Who would set things right? Certainly not those who had sinned. Even their best works were disappointing. But there was One who was acceptable to Him -- acceptable, in fact, on behalf of everyone -- His own Son, Jesus Christ. He alone "had done no violence and there was no deceit found in His mouth." Only He could offer Himself to reconcile us to God.
The Lord said, "I must keep going." And it was true. He was the only One who could go and do what needed to be done.
Nevertheless people still try to offer substitutes for Christ. Even we who know better can get caught up at times in making excuses for our sins, or in thinking that good behavior now will make up for bad behavior in the past. The real answer always, though, is to lay our sins on Jesus. He is the only one who can atone for them. And He has!          -from devotions@redeemerclc.info

TODAY ON CAMPUS:  

5th Hour Boys' 9th Grade Study Hall will be Computer Class
2:45 4:00 p.m. Student Bank Open Today and Tomorrow
2:55 p.m. Robotics Meeting in Room 111
8:00 p.m. F.O.C.U.S. Meets in the Commons' Lounge
   
 Today's  Menu:

SCALLOPED POTATOES

Tonight:  Chicken in Gravy on a Biscuit   ****   Tomorrow:  Spring Break Traveling Bags (to go)

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.

WEDNESDAY: Matt Fiechtner (A/Piano)

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE the Student Bank will be open today and tomorrow afternoon.

ROTOTICS:  Important!  There will be a Robotics' meeting today in AC111 at 2:55 p.m.  If you plan on going to the competition, please be there so that we know who all is going.  If you cannot make it, let Caleb Gerbitz know.

Dorms close at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, 3/12/10, and open again at noon on Monday, 3/22/10. Even though tour choir members will be in the dorms by special arrangement Friday night, 3/12/10, and Sunday night, 3/21/10, the dorms are closed: no one else is permitted in the dorms between 6:00 p.m. Friday and noon Monday.

Redemption countdown for all items in Prof. Sullivan’s office – today through Friday, 3/12/10. If items (such as schoolbooks and calculators) loaned to students by ILC are not redeemed from Prof. Sullivan’s office prior to 3/13/10, accounts of students to whom the items were loaned will be charged $5.00 per item. All other items not redeemed prior 3/13/10 will be donated to charity or discarded. NO CREDIT–CASH AND CARRY ONLY!

through cost per item
Thursday, 3/11/10 75˘
Friday, 3/12/10 $1.00

 

OR ... THREE FOR FREE IN THE OFFICE:  Lost and found in reception area of GBO: 1 black "Zeroxposur" jacket (med), 1 pair men's black leather Skechers, size 13, and a red/black watch found left in church last night. Claim before Friday noon!

 

OR ... COOKIE'S GOT AN IPOD that was left in the dining hall earlier this week.  See her to claim it!

 

 

COMMONS’ SWEEP: If you have anything on or under the coat racks in the Commons,

please retrieve the items today.  Anything left in the Commons tonight will be in Prof. Sullivan’s office

 and will be disposed of on Saturday.  (-Commons’ Cleaners)

 

TODAY'S WIZARD OF OZ REHEARSALS IN AC Music Room
   
   
   

 

1959-60 to 2009-10

IMMANUEL LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE, AND SEMINARY

Excerpts From  “Throughout All Generations” by Eunice Roehl

“GOD WITH US”

1963-64

Christmas season at the new Ingram Estate in Eau Claire. A new tradition begins: the yule log in the library fireplace. Several students observe as John Pfeiffer (debonair gent posed to the left of the fireplace), in preparation for his future calling, directs the process. Students gathered before the fire to join in singing carols to end the annual Christmas party. (-adapted)

(All the Prez is missing is his pipe!)

Class of 1964 (First ILC graduation in Eau Claire, WI)

High School:

Barthels, Lois

Daily, Kathleen

Dummann, Susan

Friedel, Roxanne

Gurgel, Lois

Heisel, Naomi

Johnson, James

Klatt, David

Kuhlman, Mary Ann

Lueck, David

Neubert, Wayne

Romberg, Jane

Rutz, Nadine

Schuetze, Ruth

Sippert, Carol

Wendland, Dennis

White, K. Richard

Witt, Janet

College

Duehlmeier, Rhoda

Gurath, David

Pfeiffer, John

Schierenbeck, John

Seminary

Fleischer, Paul

 

 

 
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