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Warrior LES Summer Camps info & fees

A message from Coach Kirk DeNoyer, LLHS Activities Director:

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We are certain the Lakeside Warrior Camp experience will be a positive one for your family. We’ve assembled a quality group of Christian coaches to work with campers. Register online using Sportsengine (see llhs.org/K8sports). Create an account the first time you visit the site. Nonrefundable fees must accompany your online registration. Questions? Call the school office at 920-648-2321.

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4-day Boys (June 11–14) & Girls (June 18–21) Basketball camps, gr. 4–9: | $50 Co-ed Soccer camps: gr. 4–9: 2 levels, June 25–28 | $50 Girls Volleyball camps: gr. 4–9: 3 levels, July 16–19 | $50 New in 2018: Grades 1–3 volleyball camp July 16–19 | $50 Boys Football camp: July 16-19 | Distance running camp: July 9–12 STEM Camp (Engineering concepts) July 24–27 | $55

Registration deadline: Friday, May 4, 2018

Registrations taken ‘til camps fill, but premiums (ball, t-shirts, etc.) not guaranteed after 5/4 Our 7th annual

Grand Event — social, dinner & auctions— is April 7

Last-sec tickets at llhs.org/grandevent or contact Bari at 920-648-2321 x 2223

events to note

March 3................................................................................... Music Fundraiser pickup | 9a March 4................................................ A Cappella @ St. Stephen, Beaver Dam | 8/10:30a March 5....................................................Capitol Conference Math Meet @ LLHS | 4:30p

Track practice begins March 6................................................................................... FFA Chapter Banquet | 6:30p March 9.....................................................................................................End of 3rd Quarter March 7................................................................ Grandparents Day for Soph/Seniors | 8a March 10.............................. FEdTech Day at LL | 8a (contact awillems@llhs.org for info) March 11........................................................................Spring Ahead for Daylight Savings ............................................New Friends at LL |1–3p (contact rhirschf@llhs.org to RSVP) March 12............................................................................................Softball practice begins March 13.....................................................Blood Drive at LL | 8a–1p (walk-ins welcome) March 15................ LLHS Financial Aid applications due (see “Admissions” at llhs.org) March 17–25....................................................................................Spring Break: no school March 19................................................................ Baseball & Girls Soccer practice begins March 26.....................................................................Classes resume, Golf practice begins March 28...................................................................................................Easter Concert | 7p Lakeside Lutheran is part of the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program (WPCP).

For students selected to WPCP, families receive a voucher from the state that pays students’ Lakeside tuition in full. The open application period for the statewide Choice Program for 2018-19 runs February 1 through April 20, 2018: see llhs.org/choice

Contact Info

920-648-2321 • info@llhs.org • 231 Woodland Beach Rd. Lake Mills, WI 53551

March 2018

a publication of Lakeside Lutheran High School Volume 7: Issue 7

FED eration CONnection Victory. It began in hell.

He descended into hell.

We recite these words in the Apostles Creed. But, what do they mean? When did Christ descend into hell? Why did he do it? What does it mean for us?

Three days after Christ “was crucified, died and was buried,” he “rose again from the dead” (The Apostles’ Creed). Scripture provides little commentary about Jesus’ being between his burial and resurrection. His lifeless body lay in the grave. However, he earlier prophesied that he would use his “authority to take [his life] up again” (John 10:18). Doing this, he “rose again from the dead” and “he descended into hell.”

It is perhaps Peter who provides the most information on Christ’s descent. He writes, “After being made alive, [Christ] went and made proclamation to the imprisoned spirits - to those who were disobedient long ago” (1 Peter 3:19-20). Jesus clearly testified to those in hell who earlier heard his message and rejected it. He preached judgment, not repentance and forgiveness. There was no second opportunity. Christ showed himself alive to those lost souls so they would know and understand that their judgment was just and right.

Christ’s descent into hell has great meaning for us. It begins his exaltation. He defeated sin, death, and Satan. His descent into hell is a victory parade in front of those who denied him. This act helps us know and trust that our Victor-Savior has “authority to take [his life] up again” and will one day raise our glorified bodies to live with him forever in heaven.

“He descended into hell.” These words express an important truth of the Christian faith. They point to the risen Christ.

God bless your victorious Easter celebration!

Christ has died! Christ is risen!

Christ will come again! (CW 406) Jim Grasby is principal of Lakeside Lutheran High.

Reach him at 920.648.2321 or jgrasby@llhs.org

5 questions GC faculty “Five Questions with the Faculty” is a light-hearted look at the teaching staff at Lakeside Lutheran. This edition features Mrs. Ruth Hirschfeld who joined the faculty in 2005. She is the Extended Learning Center (ELC) Director and teaches Pre-algebra and Foundations of English. She also offers study hall support. She is also the advisor for the very active Teens for Christ service group.

Here are some other things you may—or may not— know about Ruth:

school news E notes: ◊ At our Warrior for a Day, over 200 of our federation 7th graders experienced nine different high school classes and worshipped together in chapel. ◊ Your Warrior Jazz Ensemble participated in a day-long jazz clinic at Wisconsin Lutheran College, which culminated in a concert with four other ALHS that night. ◊ New Friends is growing! In January, LLHS students welcomed young people with developmental disabilities for a day of friendship and fun, including a sing-along, photo booth, face painting, bingo and so much more. ◊ In January, your LLHS STEM Club made history by participating in its first VEX Robotics Tournament! They finished 43 out of 47 and are off to a great start! ◊ 2018 Badger Boys and Girls State have been announced. Brevin Jegerlehner, Sun Prairie, and Peter Zambo, Lake Mills, will rep the boys and Abigail Buxa, Oconomowoc, and Katie Guld, Lake Mills, will attend for the girls.

She and husband Bill are members at St. Paul, Fort Atkinson. He keeps the (score) books at LLHS during girls and boys home basketball games. They have four children—Joel (‘99), Luke (‘00), Micah (‘02), an Anna (‘05)—and five grandchildren.

(She’s already saving for their tuition by buying Warrior Scrip!)

◊ At the Corn/Soy Expo in the Dells, Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch gave a shout out to LLHS and Lake Mills FFA members. Senior Jeremy Nehls was there on a student grant from the WI Corn Growers Association.

What is your favorite thing to do on a Saturday?

If given the chance, being on a paddle boat and fishing (catch and release, only because I never catch anything big enough to keep). Spending time with family...I can’t get enough of the grandchildren!

◊ The Warrior dance team hosted 140 K-8 girls for a dance clinic and then performed their routine at halftime of a JV boys game. Also, the dance team placed 4th at their regional competition!

When you’re at your fave restaurant, where are you and what do you order?

Friday night fish and Mexican food—Mexican omelettes. Oh...and Frostee Freeze! Is that a restaurant? It certainly can be a meal!

What is your favorite movie or book of all time?

All Hallmark movies at Christmas and Janette Oke’s Love Comes Softly series.

What’s one of your most humorous moments at LLHS? Just recently, one of my Teens for Christ was writing a thank you to Twice is Nice (for photo booth materials for our last New Friends gathering). I pulled a telephone book out of my drawer to find the address—and didn’t think twice about it. But she said, “Wow! You have a telephone book!” We both had a good laugh over it. Are telephone books really obsolete? I guess it depends on whose world you live in...

What’s one of the most heartwarming moments of your time at LLHS? Appreciation of parents—and at times students—for what we do in the ELC. I’m so blessed to do what I do and totally enjoy it. I’m blessed with the team, Darice and Jayne. Teachers are supportive, providing input as to how they can support the students. One of our purposes is to get teens off to a good start and move them towards more independence. It’s neat to see this take place. Time comes for students to leave the ELC, and, at times, they don’t want to go. We can sense a comfort level and appreciation for the success they are having.

◊ Our bands, ensembles, and choirs performed to a packed house at their annual Pops Concert on Jan. 28.

◊ At Regionals, two of our Warrior wrestlers took first place and advanced to sectionals: Cole Lauersdorf and Wesley McLain. ◊ On Feb 12, Warrior Forensics captured the Capitol Conference championship for the 8th year in a row! ◊ Speaking of championships, for the 5th straight year, our Lady Warriors BB team tops the Capitol North. 10-0 in conference and 3rd seed in the WIAA sectional. ◊ Lakeside Swing Choir took its show on the road and sang at St. Coletta in Jefferson. St. Coletta provides support for adults with developmental disabilities. ◊ The LES Warrior Basketball tourney weekend was another success with 21 schools and 36 boys and girls A teams participating. Campus visitors “Stuffed the (20-ft) Truck” for Twice is Nice to the brim, and Warrior FFA emptied 25+ gallons of ice cream during its 400 hallway Tech Ed open house!

New Friends at LL • Sunday, March 11, 1–3 p.m. • West Gym

Teens for Christ are hosting another “New Friends” (Jesus Cares Ministries) afternoon. Those with special needs are invited to LLHS for activities in the west gym, to hang out and develop friendships through a variety of activities, games, crafts, snacks and music. Sound interesting? For more info or to RSVP, please contact Ruth Hirschfeld at rhirschf@llhs.org or call 920-648-2321. Ext 2210.