Extra-curricular Activities
Spirit Club is open to all students. Their goal is to promote school pride and encourage school spirit. They meet monthly and make signs, organize fun activities and provide treats for everyone. Kindness, creativity, fun and laughter are prerequisites to being a member. Advisers are Miss Rebecca Oerman and Mrs Amanda Bergt. 
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The Knightly News is the official student newspaper. Staff members meet twice monthly and produce issues each month.
Adviser is Miss Rebecca Oerman. 
The Shield is the title of the MLHS Yearbook. It is designed and produced online though Jostens. The staff meets twice monthly during meeting times and has the ability to work on it independently on any computer with an internet connection. The full-color publication is distributed to all students in the fall. The Shield yearbook is a student-produced pictorial history of the school year illustrating the unique atmosphere of Martin Luther High School student life. The publication is a witness of Christian faith featuring all students in a positive manner and telling the story of the school year. Adviser is Mrs. Marge Thiesse. |
Students prepared boxes for Operation Christmas Child.
Student Council offers students to be actively involved in the governing process of their high school. Each class is represented and are elected by their classmates. The President is elected by the student body. Student Council meets twice monthly to organize activities.
Student Council members are MLHS Ambassadors to the community. They host many all-school activities such as: Grandparent's Day, Pumpkin Carving Contests, Ugly Christmas Sweater Contests, Children's Winter Carnival, Community Service, Lock-ins, Dances and the Food Drive for Heaven's Table Food Shelf.
Adviser is Mrs. Amanda Bergt.
Student Council members are MLHS Ambassadors to the community. They host many all-school activities such as: Grandparent's Day, Pumpkin Carving Contests, Ugly Christmas Sweater Contests, Children's Winter Carnival, Community Service, Lock-ins, Dances and the Food Drive for Heaven's Table Food Shelf.
Adviser is Mrs. Amanda Bergt.
Knights4Life donated 75 personal care kits to the homeless.
KNIGHTS4 LIFE is here to help youth and young adults answer what IS the most important question of our generation.
Our God is the God of Life. In His Story, the Bible, we learn how God created every human in His own image, we ALL are the reflection of God’s beauty. The Bible is full of examples of how God preserves, protects, and provides for His people. He loves humankind, His creation, so much that He sent His Son to die for ALL HUMAN LIFE. This makes EVERY HUMAN LIFE important, valuable, and meaningful.
Y4Life seeks to equip high-school- and college-aged youth to be Gospel-motivated voices 4Life. Through service, celebration, worship, and education, youth are encouraged to engage in life-affirming activities and become Leaders 4Life in their schools, communities, nation, and world!
Adviser is Miss Rebecca Oerman
Our God is the God of Life. In His Story, the Bible, we learn how God created every human in His own image, we ALL are the reflection of God’s beauty. The Bible is full of examples of how God preserves, protects, and provides for His people. He loves humankind, His creation, so much that He sent His Son to die for ALL HUMAN LIFE. This makes EVERY HUMAN LIFE important, valuable, and meaningful.
Y4Life seeks to equip high-school- and college-aged youth to be Gospel-motivated voices 4Life. Through service, celebration, worship, and education, youth are encouraged to engage in life-affirming activities and become Leaders 4Life in their schools, communities, nation, and world!
Adviser is Miss Rebecca Oerman
EMPOWER - MARTIN COUNTY SUBSTANCE ABUSE is a Youth Coalition for students grades 7-12 at the Fairmont Area High School. MLHS students are a part of this group. Monthly meetings teach youth how to make healthy choices, encourage their peers, and work for positive community change.
YOCO has participated in:
Sticker Shock campaign at local liquor store
Leading activities for National Prevention Week
Creating messages to include in advertisements
Pilot testing for advertisements, posters, and billboards
Planning for multiple events
Leadership training
Learning about Positive Community Norms, perceptions vs. misperceptions
Community Service Day
Holiday Elf Shop
Creating posters with ideas of better things to do than drink alcohol
Adviser is Mrs. Lisa Kube.
YOCO has participated in:
Sticker Shock campaign at local liquor store
Leading activities for National Prevention Week
Creating messages to include in advertisements
Pilot testing for advertisements, posters, and billboards
Planning for multiple events
Leadership training
Learning about Positive Community Norms, perceptions vs. misperceptions
Community Service Day
Holiday Elf Shop
Creating posters with ideas of better things to do than drink alcohol
Adviser is Mrs. Lisa Kube.
Empower committee members: Jaxon Johnson (FHS), Kambria Steinhaus(MLHS), Alyssa Wiederhoeft(MLHS), and Johnnie Zaharia (TPS)
A special "Thank you" goes out to Kambria Steinhaus a senior at MLH School for spearheading this event. They organized a county-wide drug free event at the Fairmont National Guard Armory.