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There’s Still Time to Sign Up for Mayer Knights Summer Camps

RESERVE YOUR SPOTS TODAY!
Registrations are coming in every day for Mayer Knights/Crusaders Summer Camps 2019! Many camps have attendance limits so that we can provide individual attention to each participant!

For summer fun…click here, scroll down and click the Current Offerings PDF button for more info, or click the Register Online button to submit your registration. Pay online at the end of the registration or choose to pay BEFORE your first day of camp by selecting the ‘pay by check’ option. Checks may be mailed to Mayer Lutheran, Attention Barb Christopherson, 305 Fifth St. NE, Mayer, MN 55360 or dropped off at the school.

Sports Performance Campers! Last year this camp filled up a month before it began, so
please register now and claim your spot! Registrants will need to complete an additional medical release form from Ridgeview Medical which will be emailed to you in order for staff to work with your child.

Opening Knights camp dates have changed from the original dates published. Camp dates are
July 15, 16, 17, 18 from 1 to 3 PM. Rehearsals with the cast are July 22, 23, 24, and performance dates are July 25, 26, 27, 28

As always, call Barb Christopherson at 763-257-7447 with any questions! All registrations should be submitted online!

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Final MLHS Summer Sale is June 10-12

Don’t miss the FINAL Mayer Lutheran High School Summer Sale!

June 10 4–7 PM, June 11 & 12 12–7 PM

DONATIONS ACCEPTED Saturday, June 8, 1–4 PM; Monday, June 10, 12–4 PM; and Tuesday, June 11, 12–4 PM

Replenished Daily!

NEW & USED toys & games, puzzles, crafts, pictures, rugs, books, tools, jewelry, decorations, household items, frames, clothing, plants and more!

START YOUR SPRING CLEANING!

Bring gently used clothing, toys, jewelry, books, outdoor and flea market donations to MLHS!

LOCATION: MLHS Cafeteria

Bring donations and shop the sale.

ENTER the CAFETERIA DOORS on the southwest side of the high school.

EASY ONE LEVEL access to the air-conditioned sale.

Note: We will be collecting all sizes of slightly used childrens and adults shoes. NO flip-flops, slippers, or boots.

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Congratulations to the 2019 MLHS Top Scholars

Congratulations to the Class of 2019 Top Scholars:

  • Harrison Green and Katelyn Shipler—Valedictorians
  • Megan Thomas—Salutatorian
  • Austin Bonk—Scripture Reader
  • Cole Stramer—Scripture Reader

Each year, the top students in the graduating class are recognized for their exemplary scholarship. Here are your 2019 Mayer Lutheran Top Scholars:

Harrison GreenValedictorian: Harrison Green
College: Iowa State, Ames, IA
Major: Aerospace Engineering Favorite Class: Physics
Favorite Teacher: Pastor Wismar
Favorite Memory: Launching bottle rockets for the Physics final
Parents: Edward and Theresa Green, Waconia, MN

Katelyn ShiplerValedictorian: Katelyn Shipler
College: Concordia University, St. Paul, MN
Major: Chemistry
Favorite Class: Physics
Favorite Teacher: Mr. Gustin
Favorite Memory: All of the theater performances
Parents: Kirk and Tracy Shipler, Lester Prairie, MN

Megan ThomasSalutatorian: Megan Thomas
College: University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, WI
Major: Registered Nurse
Favorite Class: All math classes and Christian Ethics
Favorite Teachers: Mr. Lane and Mr. Gustin
Favorite Memories: Fire alarms going off right before drama performances but the drama kids making the most of it by dancing to the alarms.
Parents: Todd and Kris Thomas, Mayer, MN
(Megan will take a semester to serve in the mission field (Ecuador and Peru) through Adventures.org.)

Austin BonkScripture Reader: Austin Bonk
College: North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Favorite Class: Wood Shop
Favorite Teacher: Mr. Lane
Favorite Memory: The homecoming football game my junior year, looking down across the line and seeing all of my friends next to me, all of the students and family in the stands screaming, the whistle blowing and we ran a play for a touchdown.
Parents: Justin and Joy Bonk, Buffalo, M

Cole StramerScripture Reader: Cole Stramer
College: Concordia University, Mequon, WI
Major: Sports Management
Favorite Class: Multimedia Presentations
Favorite Teacher: Mr. Gustin
Favorite Memory: Making videos in Multimedia Presentations with Joey and Sam.
Parents: Jerry and Jeannie Stramer, St. Bonifacius, MN

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MLHS Spring Concert and Art Exhibit is May 15

Join us for an evening of art and music, Wed, May 15, 7 PM in the Mayer Lutheran Fine Arts Center.

Enjoy the music of the high school and elementary bands and view artwork from high school and elementary students.

Following the concert, there will be a reception to honor Mr. Gerry Thomas and Mr. Dean Aurich, who are retiring from teaching, and Mr. Tim Masters for his service to Mayer Lutheran as he leaves to pursue other endeavors after this school year.

The Elementary School Invitational Art Show awards will be presented at 6 PM during the Awards Assembly.

The MLHS Art Show featuring the high school and elementary artwork will be available for viewing May 14-17 in the Fine Arts Center lobby.

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Christian Leadership Team Partners with Kids in Need Foundation

Pictured (left to right): Jackson Fisher, Alexa Eggers, Ellie Cha and Shelby Gabbert.

Mayer Lutheran’s Christian Leadership class challenges students to lead service projects within the Mayer Lutheran community and beyond.  Recently one of the Christian Leadership groups decided to lead a school supplies drive to benefit the Kids in Need Foundation. This foundation’s mission is to ensure that every child is prepared to learn and succeed in the classroom by providing free school supplies nationally to students in need.

Shelby Gabbert (senior), Ellie Cha, Alexa Eggers, and Jackson Fisher (juniors) led the effort to get school supplies donated by students from Mayer Lutheran High School, St. John’s Lutheran School (NYA), Christ Community Lutheran School (Watertown), and St. James Lutheran School (Howard Lake).  Their work yielded 9 boxes of school supplies that were shipped to the Kids in Need Foundation.

Well done, Christian leaders!