05.09.14
Lakeside Lutheran High School
Warrior Times Weekly
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Sophomores visit Seminary
staff reporter
Annah Dobson
On April 30, 2014 the Sophomore class took their annual class trip. The first stop was at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in Mequon. When they first arrived, the class was split up into four groups to take tours of the campus. They got to see pictures of post graduates such as Pastor Davison, Pastor Clark Schultz, and Pastor Don Schultz. They also got to experience the dorms, library, and different classes with real live seminarians. At the end of the tours, the students sat in the chapel for a quick question and answer session with some Lakeside alumni studying at the Seminary. The second stop for the students was the Mequon Nature Preserve where they met up with former Lakeside teacher Mr. Nickels. Mr. Nickels led the groups on a tour of the grounds where the students planted 100 trees. The last stop was the Mayfair Mall food court, where students had a short amount of time to order, eat and board the buses.
May Student Rotarian
Cassanda Doering
Student Rotarians are selected by the Lake Mills Rotary Club as outstanding members and leaders of the student community.
The Lakeside Lutheran High School Junior Rotarian for May 2014 is Cassandra Doering. She is the daughter of Matt and Jill Doering. Her academic achievements include Class of 2014 Top Ten Students. She has earned an academic letter, and was inducted into the National Honor Society. Her sports participation has included freshman volleyball, freshman and JV basketball, and fours year as a starter on the varsity softball team. She is a soprano in the A Cappella Choir. She is a member at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Lake Mills, where she volunteers with VBS and Sunday School, and belongs to its youth group. Her future plans are to teach young children, live somewhere warm and raise a family.
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pictures, such as a Parisian street with chairs in one corner of the gym and a table filled with props in another corner of the gym. After dinner, the seniors participated in the Grand March. Many seniors had their own little photo ops, such as a sweet peck on the cheek to taking selfies and later posting them on Instagram. Senior photo courtest of Sydney Gronemeyer Natalie Bu- Olivia Scheiber and Micah Torgerson crowned bolz says, May Banquet King and Queen “The Grand tition was Andrew Natvig. March was definitely my faAfter Mr. Lakeside had ended, vorite part of the night.” the senior video was shown. All After the Grand March, the of the seniors shared their favorstudents went into the East ite memories from the past four Gym to watch the Mr. Lake- years of their high school experiside competition. This year’s ence, and alongside the video clip contestants were Andrew was a baby and senior picture. Natvig, Jordan Gaal, LoWhen the Mr. Lakeside comgan Birkholz, Kurt Halleen, petition and student video were Matt Ebert, Lucas Johnstone, over, the students headed back to Andrew Graumann, Micah the West Gym for the dance. The Torgeson, Dylan Schultz, and music of the night was mostly of Brandon Schwoch. A lot of the electronic dance genre with talent was shown, whether a few slow dances mixed in. At it was a “White Christmas” the end of the night, most Prom duet, a blind man on the cat- attendees were sweaty and exwalk, or a puppet act. The hausted, but very happy. photo courtest of Sydney Gronemeyer three parts to the competiMany memories were made Newspaper editors Jordan Gaal tion were an interview, tal- at the May Banquet and the stuand Nicole Italiano enjoy a ent show, and a catwalk. The dents will keep those memories memorable night at May Banquet. winner of the night’s compe- with them wherever they may go. Gorgeous gowns, dancing couples, and lots of laughs were a few occurrences at last Saturday’s May Banquet. Many Lakeside students attended the prom and had a great time with their friends. The theme for this year’s prom was “Masquerade.” The night began with all the students finding their tables and then eating a delicious dinner catered from Glen’s Meat Market in Watertown while being serenaded by soft piano music. There were places for the students to take
Senior trip split in two
KALAHARI WATERPARK DEVIL’S LAKE
staff reporter
Maria Manteufel
This year the senior class did things a little different. Instead of all of the seniors going to one place they decided to split into two. The seniors could not decide on a place to all go. Half of the class went to Devil’s Lake and the other half went to Kalahari. At the Kalahari the seniors that went got to enjoy the indoor waterpark and indoor theme park. There were many different things at the waterpark that one could do. Many seniors went down the many slides that the Kalahari had. Many others
enjoyed the lazy river, wave pool and the hot tub. The seniors were given a lunch of a large slice of pizza and a large drink. In the indoor theme park the seniors got to do many different things. Some of the things included mini golf, rock wall climbing, ropes course, go karts, laser tag, and other things. When asked about the trip to the Kalahari Spencer Jensen had this to say, “We had a lot of fun with the mini golf and go-karts.” The trip went well and many of the seniors enjoyed themselves.
editor-in-chief
Sydney Gronemeyer
The seniors that chose not to spend their day at a waterpark, traveled to Devil’s Lake to hike the day away. On this trip the seniors took a long hike through the scenic paths of Devil’s Lake state park. The weather was perfect for hiking. There was no too much sun, and it was not so hot that people were exhausted from their excursions. The day was capped off with a lovely campfire and grilled food.
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Walking with God editor-in-chief
Sydney Gronemeyer
Isaiah 30:21 “Whether you turn to the right or to the left, your ears will hear a voice behind you, saying, “This is the way; walk in it.” It is easy to feel that you are alone on your walk with God at times. The path may seem blurred and impossible to follow. Things like this make us scared and worried about the future because we cannot know what God is trying to tell us or what he wants us to do. God assures us that he will always tell us where to go. As said in Isaiah 30:21, no matter what we do, there will always be a voice telling us where to walk. And who or what is this voice? This voice is heard through searching God’s scriptures and through prayer. Whether we realize it or not, God is giving us direction at every moment. The littlest of things could be God guiding us. Suppose you did not get invited to a party, or a certain person refuses to be your friend. This simply could be God’s way of guiding your feet away from evil. This is why even though it may be difficult to accept when things do not go the way we want them to, this is God’s was of pushing is in the right direction. So what are you going to do? Are you going to gladly listen to this voice behind you and follow wherever God leads you, or choose to follow your own path? God allows you to follow whichever path you want, but warns that His path is the only one that leads to any true reward. This reward is heaven. What earthly desire could ever outweigh the desire of eternal life? Always remember the voice that is guiding you.
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