Martin Luther Academy

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This series consists of correspondence, newspaper articles, class rosters, special event programs, class and student council minutes, and presentation materials on a variety of topics and events that took place under the auspices of Martin Luther Academy.

Scope and Contents This series consists of correspondence, surveys and reports produced during the decade leading up to the synod’s decision to move MLA to the Prairie du Chien campus. These documents reflect the strong desire and need to move the academy off of the DMLC campus and relocate to a new campus either locally or somewhere in the Midwest. This series also includes the 1975 MLA Self-Evaluation Report assembled by the faculty of MLA. The information contained in these documents played a major role in...

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This series consists of documents from the founding of the MLA Athletic Boosters, as well as newspaper articles and photographs from the last three school years of Martin Luther Academy. These documents reflect the relative success that MLA’s athletic teams met with during these latter years of the school, a success which had not been evident in years prior to this time.

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This series consists of nearly a complete set of issues of the student newspaper – “The Ram-Page” – prepared by students of Dr. Martin Luther High School and its successor, Martin Luther Academy.

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This series consists of guides and handbooks providing policy, guidelines and rules for faculty and students of DMLHS/MLA.

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This series consists of a decade of yearbooks produced by Martin Luther Academy. This series reflects the developments on the shared campus with Dr. Martin Luther College at New Ulm, as well as the developments in MLA as in independent WELS synodical school.

Scope and Contents The collection is made up of materials produced by or about Martin Luther Academy since 1958. The collection reflects the life of a vibrant, growing college preparatory school established for the purpose of feeding students to the worker training colleges of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod. This collection reflects the joys and challenges that came with the co-existence of two growing student bodies on the same campus, as well as the struggle that Martin Luther Academy faced to...