Viking Christian Leaders: Truth
Congratulations to Anthony Brown (‘26) and Annalise Kuehn (‘26) who were selected as Viking Christian Leaders for the month of October under “The Wisco Way Word": Truth. We thank God for the way Anthony and Annalise have modeled servant leadership at school and in the community. Any student or staff member may nominate a student for the Viking Christian Leaders Award which is presented each month to one young man and one young woman.
Anthony is from Milwaukee. He attended grade school at Robert M. LaFollette School and is currently in the process of getting confirmed and becoming a member at Atonement Lutheran Church.
Anthony was nominated for the Viking Christian Leader award for his leadership, exemplary character, and commitment to excellence. Known for his honesty and kindness, Anthony speaks the truth in a way that encourages and uplifts others. A dedicated student-athlete, he strives to put academics first and models integrity both in the classroom and on the field. His consideration for others and outstanding attitude reflect a genuine desire to live out his faith through truth and service.
Currently a senior at Wisco, Anthony has participated in football, baseball, and basketball, he has been a member of WWW (Wisco Witness in the World), Reading Buddies, Kindness Crew, Jr. Vikings Flag Football assistant coach, and leadership team for football.
Currently a senior at Wisco, Anthony has participated in football, baseball, and basketball, he has been a member of WWW (Wisco Witness in the World), Reading Buddies, Kindness Crew, Jr. Vikings Flag Football assistant coach, and leadership team for football.
Anthony is involved in Bible studies at Atonement Lutheran Church. In his spare time, he loves playing football, watching Netflix, listening to music, and spending time with family.
After graduation from Wisconsin Lutheran High School, Anthony is planning to attend college majoring in business with hopes to continue a career in football.
Anthony characterizes truth in Christian leadership as being honest while maintaining integrity as we live out the word of God.
After graduation from Wisconsin Lutheran High School, Anthony is planning to attend college majoring in business with hopes to continue a career in football.
Anthony characterizes truth in Christian leadership as being honest while maintaining integrity as we live out the word of God.
Annalise grew up in Wauwatosa. She attended St. John’s Lutheran School and is a member at St. John’s Lutheran Church, both in Wauwatosa.
Annalise was nominated for the Viking Christian Leader award for her leadership and integrity. She consistently chooses to do things the right way—not the easy way—earning her success in academics, music, and cross country through hard work and perseverance. Annalise shows truth through her words and actions as a leader, demonstrating honesty, humility, and dedication in all she does.
Currently a senior at Wisco, Annalise has participated in cross country (serving as captain this year), track and field, rock climbing, Jazz Ensemble, Wisco Kids, Percussion Ensemble, Brass Ensemble, Pit Orchestra, Viking Steel, and Steel Tour. She is also active in Wisco Witnesses in the World (WWW), National Honor Society, Page Turners, VCLA, and Math Track, and has participated in mission trips to Antigua and the Philippines.
Currently a senior at Wisco, Annalise has participated in cross country (serving as captain this year), track and field, rock climbing, Jazz Ensemble, Wisco Kids, Percussion Ensemble, Brass Ensemble, Pit Orchestra, Viking Steel, and Steel Tour. She is also active in Wisco Witnesses in the World (WWW), National Honor Society, Page Turners, VCLA, and Math Track, and has participated in mission trips to Antigua and the Philippines.
At her church, Annalise teaches Sunday School and has joined two mission trips to Tennessee. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with friends and family, hiking, and being outdoors.
After graduation from Wisconsin Lutheran High School, Annalise plans to attend college, but is still exploring her future major.
After graduation from Wisconsin Lutheran High School, Annalise plans to attend college, but is still exploring her future major.
Annalise characterizes truth in Christian leadership as standing up for your faith and values and being honest with yourself and others.
