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The Lakeside Lutheran Link, Fall 2013
Scott Gronholz
Director of Development
Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. Therefore, as we have opportunity, let us do good to all people, especially to those who belong to the family of believers. (Galatians 6:9–10) Welcome Lakeside Alumni, to the fourth edition of the Link magazine. We are thrilled to have you in our alumni community. With so many stories, it can be difficult to find time and space for them all, so we hope you enjoy what the Link has to offer, and we invite you to share your ideas for future issues. Lakeside holds a fond spot in many of your hearts, and with your support we are dedicated to cultivating that in our future alumni. As the cover story highlights, it’s a blessing to be connected with a school where the faculty, staff and families are so dedicated to serving their Lord.
Did you attend Lakeside in the 1960s?
Do you have a yearbook to donate to complete our archives? The Lakeside library is missing a few yearbooks from the ‘60s... if you would supply one, our collection would be complete! Thanks for considering this generous donation. To donate or ask questions, please contact LLHS librarian Phyllis Huska at phuska@llhs.org or 920-648-2321 x 2209
Yearbooks needed from the following years:
1962 – 1965 – 1967 1968 – 1969
Cover story: Mr Westphal etched a legacy in LL history
about our federation The Lakeside Lutheran Federation includes 31 congregations in a diverse geographic region in southcentral Wisconsin that extends north to south from Beaver Dam to Janesville and east to west from Oconomowoc to Madison. The Lakeside Lutheran Link is the alumni publication of Lakeside Lutheran High School in Lake Mills, WI, published twice annually and distributed free of charge to alumni, supporters, students, families and friends. Readers are encouraged to pass on copies to benefit others. Please direct all correspondence, letters, news corrections, comments and requests to be added to our home mailing list to: Lakeside Lutheran High School 231 Woodland Beach Rd. Lake Mills, WI 53551 info@llhs.org • 920.648.2321
Principal: James Grasby Assistant Principal: Pastor Don Schultz Development Director: Scott Gronholz Recruitment Director: Steve Lauber Athletic Director: Timothy Matthies Bd of Regents, Chair: Scott Schneider
Cover Photo:, Sharon Yanggen and Ken Westphal gathered for a cup of coffee, tea and conversation a few weeks into their retirements. See related stories on pages 4–5. Photo by K. Winters
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Homecoming "Rounds up” years of alumni
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Lakeside Links: alum news • remembering • reunions
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Your Lakeside Lutheran is proud host to the
2013 WELS National Choral Fest
21 WELS high school choirs from across the U.S. to perform Pops Concert | Friday, November 8 | 7 PM Sacred Concert | Sunday, November 10 | 2 PM
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Your special alumni connection with us means we’re anxious to see you come back, as some of you did for our pre-game roundup Homecoming celebration (see p. 7). What a great opportunity to reconnect with classmates and teachers. Another opportunity comes next month with ChoralFest. Whether it’s been 5 years or 50 since you were last on campus, we welcome you to campus anytime!
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The oil Boy Jesus in the Temple was given to Lakeside by the Harold Hanson family, members of St. Paul, Fort Atkinson. Artist Adeline Hanson had other watercolor and oil painting and sketches to her name, including her first large oil, Jesus and the Children, donated to the kindergarten classroom in the “new” St. Paul school in the ‘50s. Mrs. Hanson was a Renaissance woman, being the first in her family to obtain a college degree; she was ballerina, violinist, pianist, painter and writer, served as kindergarten teacher at St. Paul for years, and continued painting and writing in later life. According to daughter Rhoda Gross, as she grew up in the ‘50–’60s, it was very clear her mom and dad valued Christian education. Her brother attended Northwestern in Watertown, and the Hansons eagerly anticipated an area Lutheran High School for their daughters. Her older sister missed the opportunity, but Rhoda began as a freshman at Lakeside in Fort in 1961 and graduated in Lake Mills.
The Boy Jesus at the Temple Every year Jesus’ parents went to Jerusalem for the Festival of the Passover. When he was twelve years old, they went up to the festival, according to the custom. After the festival was over, while his parents were returning home, the boy Jesus stayed behind in Jerusalem, but they were unaware of it. Thinking he was in their company, they traveled on for a day. Then they began looking for him among their relatives and friends. When they did not find him, they went back to Jerusalem to look for him. After three days they found him in the temple courts, sitting among the teachers, listening to them and asking them questions. Everyone who heard him was amazed at his understanding and his answers. When his parents saw him, they were astonished. His mother said to him, “Son, why have you treated us like this? Your father and I have been anxiously searching for you.” “Why were you searching for me?” he asked. “Didn’t you know I had to be in my Father’s house?” But they did not understand what he was saying to them. Then he went down to Nazareth with them and was obedient to them. But his mother treasured all these things in her heart. And Jesus grew in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man. (Luke 2:41–52 NIV 2011) From
Donated while Rhoda was a student, the work was first hung in the cafeteria because of its size and high visibility. Rhoda and her classmates saw it daily; she often pointed out that she posed for an aspect that her mom needed a model for: it’s Rhoda’s forearm that was the guide for the temple rabbi resting his chin in hand. As a cafe is not the best location for an oil, the artwork was cleaned and then found on various walls over the years, including classrooms and an administrative area. Most recently it’s been installed in classroom 120, where freshman religion is taught. It’s a perfect fit with Adeline’s (and our) prayer: that Lakeside always be a place to “sit at Christ’s feet and learn his Word.” See Facebook posts about alumni recollections of this painting at http://goo.gl/Tp6YoD page 6 | Lakeside Lutheran Link | Issue 4, Fall 2013 | llhs.org
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What: Alumni “Roundup” When: Friday, September 27, 2013 Where: Lakeside Lutheran football sideline Why: Once a Warrior, always a Warrior!
A tasty picnic supper on the pre-game sidelines, fan-fun Warrior souvenirs for adults and kids— think mini footballs, poms and lanyards— beautiful weather, and best of all, a chance to catch up with fellow alums: that was Alumni Homecoming 2013. Some were familiar faces on campus—alums who have stayed in the area, some even sending the next generation on to be Warriors themselves. Others regularly come back from a distance to see family and friends—a Friday night under the lights is always a great night out. Yet others were back for the first time in 10, 15, even 25 years! Whether from near or far, familiar or longlost, the Development/Alumni office is privileged to be able to provide a mini-reunion night for alumni each year. Over 30 of the 50+ graduating years were represented, with over 180 alumni and families “rounded-up” this year. Some stuck around the tent chatting while the Warrior win against Luther Prep was underway, while others joined fans in the stands. Dozens then regrouped to line the field at halftime for a crowd and band salute—Warriors forever! ~Mark your calendar to join us October 3, 2014~
Class of 1986 led for the second year running with the most alumni in attendance. There was close competition with several class of ‘63 grads in the area for their reunion in Lake Mills the weekend previous, but ‘86 prevailed, winning another $100 toward their next reunion. Milestone reunions happen in 2015 for graduating classes ending in zeroes and fives (e.g., 1990, 1965). Wouldn’t a little seed money come in handy? Will yours be the class to talk it up and join us at Homecoming 2014? Pictured at right are ‘86ers Jim & Kimara (Knief) Winters, Kristen (Priebe) Grunewald, Jana (Ellis) Feltz, Lea (Christian) Murack and Brian Hafenstein. (Theresa (Brashear) Frey also helped her class win the award but left early to see if grandbaby #2 had been born!) Lakeside Lutheran Link | Issue 4, Fall 2013 | llhs.org | page 7
Jacob Schneider ‘12 was named to the Spring 2012-13 Academic Year Dean’s List at Bethany Lutheran College in Mankato, MN. He was also the sole freshman on the Bethany Lutheran College Speech Team that took third place in the National Christian College Forensics Invitational Tournament last March in Siloam Springs, Arkansas, on the campus of John Brown University. Jason Raether ‘11 earned the title of U.S. Marine after graduating from recruit training in San Diego on April 19, 2013. After a 10-day leave, he returned to Camp Pendleton for combat training and then on to Military Occupation Specialty training for Aircraft Mechanics. Chad Otterstatter ‘10 is pursuing a degree in computers at Folsom Lake College in Folsom, CA. Stephanie Koch ‘09 graduated summa cum laude from Carroll University in May with a BS in Exercise Science/Pre-Physical Therapy. She is in the Carroll doctoral Physical Therapy program, on course to graduate in 2015. She was inducted into Carroll’s Delta Sigma Nu and the national Phi Kappa Phi honor societies junior year. Lyndsey Melcher ‘08 married Rick Dassow at St. Luke in Watertown on August 24, 2013 (she is daughter of alums Gary ‘86 and Kris (Trejo ‘83) Melcher). The Dassows are making their home in Athens, WI. Future pastors Caleb Schmiege ‘08 and Steve Pelisheck ‘08 pose for a pic with Pastors Don Schultz and Clark Schultz during a page 8 | Lakeside Lutheran Link | Issue 4, Fall 2013 | llhs.org
LLHS religion field trip to the Seminary last spring. PC says, “These guys were in my and Don’s first class of students years ago...they are now done with their first year at the Sem. Where does the time go?” Nic Sell ‘08 married Lauren Demcak on August 17, 2013. He is son of Marty ‘72 and Chris (Bublitz ‘73) Sell (pictured left of bride). After a honeymoon to Montego Bay, they are living in Madison, WI. Chase Alsmo ‘04 and Samantha Schwartz ‘06 were united in marriage at Peace in Hartford on January 14, 2012. The Alsmos live in North Barrington, IL. Kelsey (Alsmo ‘02) and Kevin Paasch welcomed son Joshua Jeffrey to their family home in Appleton on July 1, 2012. Jake Winkler ‘02 writes, “Playing for the Madisonbased Wisconsin Rugby Club,
my brother, Phil ‘05, and I won the Division 2 National Club Rugby Championship on June 2 in Glendale, CO. Phil scored one of the opening tries.” See video highlights from the final: http://ustre.am/_2hvkX:1xv7 Kelly (Grunewald ’00) and John Meseck were blessed with their second child, Luke Dominic, on June 25, 2013. He joins his big sister, Allison, at home in Muskego, WI.
Cancer survivor Sarah Garde ‘97 of Jefferson and Kevin Pontel ‘97 of Whitewater are traveling around the country with a bright pink 1950 Ford 8N tractor (restored by Pontel) to raise awareness for breast cancer. The tractor will later be sold, with proceeds going to the Jefferson County Cancer Coalition. Joshua Burrow ‘99 passed into heavenly glory on September 26, 2013. His Christian funeral was September 30 at St. Paul in Lake Mills, officiated by
Pastors Charles Iles, Martin Stuebs and Paul Burk. Lakeside A Cappella choir sang First Song of Isaiah. Joel Pankow ‘87 recently published a children’s book called “The Stick and the Stone” with WELS illustrator Jonathan Mayer. The story centers on a young boy’s conversation with Moses in the Sinai wilderness and introduces children 8-12 to how the Lord works in and through the sacraments. Joel says, “I pray this will help future generations of Lutheran children grow in their faith.” It sells on amazon.com and has a Facebook page at <fb.com/stickandstonebook> Joel is in Bay City, MI. Tim Luetzow ‘80 and son Billy ‘07 both made the Dean’s List at their respective schools last semester: Tim at WLC and Billy at the UW Law School!
Pastor Nathan Strutz, shepherd at Resurrectio n in Verona,WI, respond ed to a recent contest we ran for students who sub mitted vacation photos of themselves with “La keside” in the pic . He writes, “Maybe you pre fer students, but maybe a picture [of me] in front of the Par thenon in Ath ens, Greece in a Lakeside T-s hir t would qualify?”You ’re a winner in our Warrio r hearts, Pastor Strutz!
Pastor Roger Lemke ‘62 wrote to share some memories and current activities as he ministers to those on Pine Island in southwest Florida. His church, Fishers of Men Lutheran, is well known in the community, having assisted many island residents after Hurricane Charley in 2004. He has led mission trips to Haiti and Guatemala, and in 2011 he camped in the Calakmul Biosphere Reserve at the base of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. Share your own “alumni link” for our next edition. Update us online: llhs.org/alumni/update_us.html You can even upload a photo along with your news! You can also use the enclosed envelope to mail your news or call Bari at 920.648.2321 x2223
Several alums gathered for a memory at the Booster-organized Warrior Classic Run at the Hubbleton cross country course (Lakeside “home” course) in July 2013. Running alumni included (Front, L-R) Karen Luehring ‘06, Hannah Shiels ‘12, Gabby Shiels ‘08 and Zach Shiels ‘05. (Back row, L-R) Mike Zuehlke ‘12, Grey Davis ‘12, Lakeside German teacher and Cross Country coach Gerry Walta ‘71 and Eric Duwe ‘03. Lakeside Lutheran Link | Issue 4, Fall 2013 | llhs.org | page 9
We are grateful for the heartfelt gifts offered to the ministry of Lakeside Lutheran High School by one or more donors between January & June 2013 in memory or honor of loved ones.
Robert Adickes Dorothy Anderson Daniel Arndt Paulette Bartelt Daniel Baumann Wally Baumann Kenneth Beck Robert L. Becker Marion Behm Carol Bergdoll Ruth Berglin Ronald Berlin Robert Birkrem Pearl Bittorf Bernard Bockhorst Carlene Boldt Ervin Borck Lucille Braman Richard Bridge Gregory Bruenger Howard Buckingham Gerhard Cares Carl Christianson Quentin Douglas Lester Draeger Patrick H. Ebert Betty Fredrick Ella Frey Raymond A. Gensch Harris Grabow June Gross
Bud Grulke Lillian Grunewald Lois Hartwig Elaine Hebbe Richard M. Heins John T. Herzog LeRoy Hess Jean Hildebrandt Isadora Holzhueter Franklin Huebner Kathleen Ingersoll Arnie Jaeckel Harold Jaeger Jerry Jahnke David Kastenschmidt Charlotte Kehl James B. Klinger Dorothy Klug Roger Koeppel Evelyn Krueger Edward H. Kuckkan Karen Kuhn Bernice Kurth Elaine Ligman Elizabeth Messmer Gordy Milbrath Ella Moldenhauer Donna Muche Valerie Mueller Patricia Nass Ruth Nass Franklin Pagel Leo Parker Esther Pikalek
Bernadine Christianson--------------------------------------- birthday Tim Otterstatter------------------------------------------------ birthday Fred & Donna Poweleit----------------------------------- just because! page 10 | Lakeside Lutheran Link | Issue 4, Fall 2013 | llhs.org
Frank Platz Edward W. Punzel Ray Queiser Robert Reedy Arbie Reible Linda Ross Elizabeth Rupnow Harvey Rupnow Leland Rupnow David Schellinger James Schoenike Renata Schreiner Hertha Schroeder Nancy Schuman Jack Selchert Raymond Sindermann JoAnne Steffen Ralph Stendel Glenn Storrs John Stueber Ralph Stueber Donald Thom Joyce Timmel Mabel Toepel Mabel Vogel Marge Vomhof Aggie Wegener Martha Weis Stephen Werth Harriet Westphal Delores White Russell Wilke Donald Wolter Gertrude Zubke Shawn Zuehlke
Lakeside Alums! Wanting to help plan a reunion? Interested in having one with more than one class? Did your reunion include an idea that worked well? Tell us! E-mail Bari at bvredeve@ llhs.org with your thoughts and ideas. Don’t forget to share news and updates at llhs.org/alumni/update_us.html
class reunions summer 2013 Class of 1988—25th
June 12–13: Towne Inn in Jefferson/Sandy Beach in Lake Mills (Andy Asmus) Thanks to this crew for generous gifts as part of their reunion! Back l to r: Lori (Pfeifer) Miller, Dave Griffin, Katryna (Rewoldt) Nysted, Dave Nitardy, Matt Wilson, Jim Thorman, Troy Oestreich, Tony Krause, Dave Lapp, Jeff Jaeger, Andy Asmus. Front: Lisa (Sturm) Marten, Linda (Kube) Bice, Jaime Heinemann, Dan Thiele, Theresa (Alberts) Thiele, Dennis Roth, Renae (Staude) Meiler, Beth (Duddeck) Leis, Trisha (Johnson) Collins, Amy (Eigenschink) Slattery, Beth (Becker) DePrey, Ann (Geissler) Timme, Brian Holst, Mike Cichanofsky, Sarah (Wineke) Holst, Tracy (Schmidt) Robinson. Not pictured but in attendance: Steve Stocks, Grant Melcher, Scott Rewoldt, Todd Marowsky, Connie (Loos) Jones.
Class of 1993—20th
June 22: Lower Rock Lake Park in Lake Mills (Jeff Kulow) It was a family affair at the park! Front L-R: Heather (Whightman) Langdon, Angel (Bless) Erickson, Jeff Kulow (Warrior shirt and hat), Sara (Becker) Apps, Gretchen (Iles) Klug, Kari (Schlesner) Collyard, Jeni (Ehrke) Paddock, Kim (Dollard) Langille Back: Jeremy Feutz, Craig Matzinger, Kevin Buss, Al Detjen, Matt Korth, Val (Schwandt) Pitterle, Kevin Klug, Ryan Zillmer, Dennis Leckwee, Jim Buske, Karen Krug
Class of 1998—15th
June 22: Delafield Brewhaus (Rachel [Thiele] Fregien) Looks like the class of 1998 had a great time at the Delafield Brewhaus, but we’re missing some names. Help provide some tags at http://goo.gl/2oO1nk
Class of 2003—10th
August 24: Lakeside atrium/Rox Sports Bar, Jefferson (Will Schrock) The group of reuniting ‘03ers who gathered at Lakeside brought families with them, lit up the gym for the kids, socialized in the atrium and took a tour of the school with Scott Gronholz as tour guide. It was the first time some of them had been able to see the addition that was wrapping up right after their graduation~ L-R: Philip & Katrina Meinel, Amanda & Will Schrock, Daniel Samuelson, Eric Duwe, Sarah Detro
Look for news on the 50th for the class of 1963 next issue! Lakeside Lutheran Link | Issue 4, Fall 2013 | llhs.org | page 11
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upcoming events of interest for friends of lakeside lutheran For specific Lakeside athletic, music or other schedules, go to the activities links on the llhs.org home page Nov. 3: Warrior/LES Fall Choir Concert | 2 PM Nov. 6: Veterans Day Celebration | 8:15 AM (Vets, call Bari at 920.648.2321 x2223 to RSVP) Nov. 8–10: LLHS hosts WELS National Choral Fest (see concert schedule inside, p. 3) Nov. 22: 1st Boys Basketball Home Game | 6 PM Nov. 26: 1st Girls Basketball Home game | 6 PM Dec. 15: Christmas Concert | 7 PM Jan. 11: Giving Society Kentro Winter Gala | 5–7 PM Jan. 14: Wrestling Home Match | 6:30 PM Feb. 2: Giving Society Chili Lunch | 12–1:30 PM Pops Concert | 2 PM Lutheran Elementary Visual Art on display