Lakeside Lutheran Link

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The Lakeside Lutheran Link, Spring 2013

Scott Gronholz

Director of Development

I always thank my God as I remember you in my prayers, because I hear about your love for all his holy people and your faith in the Lord Jesus. I pray that your partnership with us in the faith may be effective in deepening your understanding of every good thing we share for the sake of Christ. Your love has given me great joy and encouragement, because you, brother, have refreshed the hearts of the Lord’s people. (Philemon 1:4–6) Dear Alumni and Friends, Bible commentary on the familiar verses above suggest that Paul’s greetings were not just heartfelt words of appreciation for those he was writing to (although they certainly were that), but that they were also shared motivation for goals he would share later in his letter. In other words, he wanted more from his friends. Me too!

In these months since our last Link edition, perhaps we’ve connected through another Homecoming with the new Alumni Tent, the Giving Society Gala or Chili Lunch, Grandparents Day, our second exciting Grand Event (see p. 7), or maybe it was a long-distance letter or e-mail from you. I cannot begin to share how I am encouraged and energized by these “links”—for they are a clear demonstration of the faith and joy that fill the people who make up the Lakeside family. We know why we continue with this “partnership:” as Paul says, to “deepen [our teens and our own] understanding of every good thing we share”—and it’s been a pleasure sharing with you. Now—what comes next? Stay with us, add another Lakeside event to your calendar, reach out to us through voice or type. Deepen or renew your connection. May we all want more, deeper, effective links to this ministry that makes such a difference to teens and families!

Does your household receive more than one copy of the Lakeside Link?

If so, we need your help!

We don’t want to waste postage, but neither do we want to simply drop alumni from our list. We’d much rather send your family members their own copies wherever they do live, even if at college. Will you take a moment and update us with addresses?

If you’d really rather have us just stop sending an alum a magazine, let us know that instead.

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Cover story: Alum ministers with help of current LLHS students

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: Paul Bauer Bd of Regents, Chair: Scott Schneider Cover Photos, from top left: seniors Bart Gurgel and Jim Buske with their ‘92 Cross Country team state trophy; Ixonia farm boy Buske trying to be hero humble while wearing a Superman beanie; Pastor Buske posing with the first year of sophomores, including Megan Lichtenberg, Marissa Otterstatter and Kaitlyn Zastrow; Pastor Buske (front left) and Pastor Clark (PC) Schultz (far right) work with the Lakeside class of 2015 in religion class, preparing them to spend time as mentors at Lighthouse this spring.

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A LL Graduate Timeline: from Gold to Silver to shiny Brand New*

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Lakeside Links: alum news • remembering • reunions Community Electronics Recycling Event makes greener futures * To see four additional timeline items, scan code at left or go to llhs.org/alumni/helpful_links.html

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mission Lakeside Lutheran High School is committed to assisting parents and area WELS/ELS congregations in nurturing the faith of our students through a Christ-centered education that emphasizes the grace of God in Christ and lives of Christian service in the home, the church and society. Our mission is dedicated to the glory of God on whom alone we are dependent for all blessings, and is carried out in response to his love for us.

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golf outing & dinner

Friday, July 12, 2013 11 am shotgun start ~Scramble Foursome~ 5 pm dinner & raffle Door Creek Golf Course Cottage Grove E-mail for registration materials or with questions to Booster Cheryl Magsamen cmagsamen@hotmail.com or call Dave Luisier at 920-563-8161

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Warrior Classic

Saturday, July 20, 2013 on LLHS Cross Country course Hubbleton Glacial Heritage area Registration opens: 8 AM Country Mile starts: 8:30 AM 5K Run/Walk & 10K Run: 9 AM Register by 7/10: $15 (5/10K) or $10 (Country Mile) incl. t-shirt Download registration form at llhs.org/activities/athletics.html For more info or to volunteer during the race, call (920) 648-3759 or e-mail Tina Ulrich at culrich@stpaullakemills.org

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A Night of Lights As a senior in 1980, Sue Koch Gronholz didn’t know she would bake professionally someday; she just knew she loved to cook, from childhood Christmas cut-out fun with her mom and sister to the full spate of Foods courses at Lakeside with teacher Sandra Corlett (aka Miss Sandra Grandt Sue’s freshman year). That Sue would also be blessed to have Mrs. Corlett as homeroom teacher was what Sue’s mom called a “God-wink!”

An avid kitchen experimenter, Sue enjoys tweaking recipes or hearing ideas and coming up with her own take on a dish. Sharing recipes with others—including cookbook editors—has always been a fun part of the process. In 1993, she was asked to be one of the first Field Editors for Taste of Home, what is today the world’s leading food media brand. After running a family organic greenhouse and produce business for years, she perfected scones, coffee cakes and cheesecakes for area coffee shops.

While Sue has shared many recipes in her roles over the years, she “dazzled judges” in 2011 when she sent in her recipe for Neapolitan Cheesecake, and subsequently won the $25,000 Grand Prize in the national contest (“Best of ” 2011 edition).* Since then, she’s also been featured in the Aug/Sept 2012 Taste of Home issue that featured contributors to TOH’s Best Loved Recipes cookbook. In that issue she shares her Layered Turtle Cheesecake as well as Grandma’s Potato Salad.* With a resumé like this, Sue says being asked to donate her creations to fund-raisers comes with the territory. When Lakeside added a dessert auction to the Grand Event this year, of course her prizewinner was there, bought and fully enjoyed by the Doyles, McBrides, Rowoldts and Wegners.

(The story goes that a plate of cheesecake wasn’t enough for someone at the table, who went on to lick the serving utensil.) Here’s to many more years of success in the kitchen for one of Lakeside’s own!

The second annual Grand Event again brought Lakeside Lutheran families, alumni and friends to campus the evening of February 2, 2013. With the theme A Night of Lights, the school hallways, cafeteria and west gymnasium were decked in white lights and the colors of twilight, making for an adult celebration not unlike the students’ upcoming May Banquet festivities.

Yet while the guests enjoyed the decor and activities like the students do their prom, the Grand Event holds at its core a purpose beyond an enjoyable night out—that of assisting Lakeside Lutheran High School in its ministry of sharing the Light of Christ with teens and their families.

The night began with a social hour, when current students served hors d’oeuvres and played piano while guests enjoyed fellowship and shopping the silent auction and various raffles. Dinner was in the gym under a sparkling chandelier and candlelit tables. Host Scott Gronholz and returning live auctioneer Mike Stade entertained diners with activities like the Heads or Tails game, a dessert auction and a live auction.

We were again blessed with enthusiastic and generous donors, netting $47,000+ overall, including $9,400 during the live auction for the new student tuition voucher program. We cannot thank enough the 90+ volunteers who made it all possible.

Make plans to be a part of GE2014 next February!

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At GE 2013 (l–r): Stefanie (Gronholz ‘09) & Jeremy Wrasse (‘05), Todd & Sue (Koch ‘80) Gronholz (‘80), Carol Gronholz, Helen Peterson, Marilyn Bitter, Mary Gronholz.

Top: The new dessert auction included 33 breathtaking desserts from 18 donors.

Middle: More than 50 Lakeside students enjoyed serving at a fun event that furthers the ministry of their high school.

Bottom: Dozens of tables sat 258 diners; among the guests were (l-r) Ted (‘95) & Kirstie Klug, Michelle & Ed Wolf Jr., Steve & Becca Lauber, Scott & Sue Filter.

Top: Steve & Amy Hoeft, Carol Gronholz and Chris & Gary Wilke kept guests refreshed during social hour.

Middle: Jodi (Wiedenhoeft ‘87) Miller, Gina Schultz, Luanne Fax and Dawn (Stelter ‘82) Coleman posed for a photo between auction bids.

Bottom: Kay Schultz, Jayne (Schoenfeld ‘82) Pfeifer and Katie Schultz (‘05) assisted guests who wanted in on the wine raffle.

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Matt (‘07) and Zach (‘11) Meinel were among 100 U.S. athletes racing down a 400m course in St. Paul in January to advance to finals of the Red Bull Crashed Ice World Championship, showcasing the sport of ice cross downhill. Athletes race four at a time shoulder-toshoulder down a man-made ice track. Dressed in full pads and hockey skates, they maneuver through hairpin turns, harrowing drops and intimidating jumps ... all while reaching speeds to 40 mph.

Nathan Bauer (‘09) surpassed the 1,000 career points in January, becoming only the 19th player in WLC men’s basketball history to reach the milestone.

Malinda Probst (‘07) serves in the first class of FEMA Corps, which is a partnership between FEMA and Americorps. She’s been part of an assistance team for Superstorm Sandy cleanup in New York. Second from right in the photo, part of her tour last November included, in her words, “a quick ‘bro hug’” from President Obama.

Thanks for serving, Lindy!

Megan Behl (‘06) was commissioned as the Nurse in Charge at the WELS Central African Medical Mission on March 10. Megan will live and serve for 3 years in Lilongwe, Malawi, where 4 days a week she’ll drive with local staff to one of 4 remote villages to provide health services to about 200 patients per day.

Christopher (‘06) and Sasha (Bolwerk) Schallert were married at St. Paul, Fort Atkinson on December 28, 2012. The couple live in New Ulm, MN while Christopher finishes his last year at Martin Luther College.

Keith (‘05) and Monica Peterson celebrate 5 years of marriage in August. They met at Bethany Lutheran College and are both graduates of BLC. Keith is in his last year of study at Minnesota State University–Mankato for an advanced degree in Social Work, with anticipated graduation in December.

They live in North Mankato.

Leah (Pelischek ‘01) and Kyle Needham added Linnea Josephine to their family on March 22, 2012. She joins big brothers Andrew, 7, and Thomas, 5.

Brenda (Lenser ‘02) Garrison recently represented the Jefferson County Dental Society as its Vice-President when she presented a check to assist with the operation of the Jefferson County

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Community Dental Clinic.

Brenda practices at Highland Dentistry in Fort Atkinson.

Devan (‘00) and Kristin Hartwig welcomed 3rd child, Leia, on December 15, 2011. Devan has been with Okauchee Redi Mix for 13 years.

Says Devan, “And yes, my mom is still the lunch lady in the cafeteria.

Life is GRAND!” Jax Alan was born October 5, 2012 to Anna (Knauth ‘00) and Richard Clohecy.

He joins four older sisters: Kayley, 6, Megan, 4, Emily, 3 and Brittany, 1.

Janell Allar (‘94) is now a Certified Nursing Assistant, working as a Residential Assistant in Columbus, WI. She also moved from the country farm to the city of Columbus, where she “takes care of my dear mother and enjoys city living.”

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a field trip to Old World Wisconsin, Pastor Jim Buske shares a LLHS alumni factoid that he (‘93) and wife Terry (Berg ‘94) Mark Rindfleisch (‘93) and Kari (Schlesner ‘93) Collard all have children in the same 4th grade class at St. Johns, Wauwatosa (also where Terry teaches). Kari was missing from the photo because she was at a K4 field trip, but husband Greg stood in. Brenda Fletcher (‘93) also has a child in 4K at St. John.

Mark Alberts (’91) was taken home to Jesus on October 11, 2012 after a motorcycle accident. His sister Teresa (Alberts ‘88) Thiele shares that he lived a blessed life with his wife, Meike, in Colorado Springs. He loved to hunt, fish and spend time at their cabin on Pikes Peak.

He will be missed by many!

In his infinite wisdom, the Lord called home Ruth Marie (Armstrong ‘88) Berglin on February 18, 2013, following a massive heart attack.

Surviving family members include her husband, Joel, and her two girls, Janinya and Katriana. Please keep them in your prayers as God’s plans for them unfold.

Mark & Sherri (Griffin ‘81) Bartels shared a photo of son Matt (‘08) & Danielle Bartels’ wedding day on July 6, 2012. Also pictured are brothers Nathan (‘13) and Jonathan (‘10). Congrats!

Tim Luetzow (‘80) was privileged to accompany his father, Hank Luetzow, on a

Madisonbased Badger Honor Flight in October 2012. Hank served in World War II; Honor Flights exist to give vets a chance to see their memorials in D.C. at no financial cost to them.

Jerry and Sandra (Jaeger) Brokl (both ‘72) report on their family of Lakeside grads: Jerry & Sandra, have been married 38 years. Todd (‘95) and Peggy Brokl have been married 10 years and have 5 year-old twins, Paige and Emily. Tim (‘00) and Bekah (Engline) Brokl were married May 19, 2012. Troy (‘04) and Kari Riley plan to marry fall 2013 in Texas.

the newest, Anahleah, who wasn’t born until February 16, 2013, to son Scott (‘96) and Kim Jaeger (joining siblings Evelyn, Noah & David). Also involved were daughter Shelly (Jaeger ‘94) and Brad Ratzow (with Alyssa, Benjamin & Christine) and son Ryan (‘99) and Laura (Nehmer ‘99) Jaeger (with Joseph and Matthew).

Lydia (Becker ‘63) Critchley and Leon Schleusener were married October 20, 2012 and live in Madison.

Bill (‘63) and Barbara Fuge recently linked to offer greetings from home in Canandaigua, NY, and share a great vaca photo. Link with them at kwfuge@gmail.com

Leon (‘70) and Donna Jaeger were proud trainmasters of their own float entry, dubbed “The Braggin’ Train,” at the Ixonia Town and Country Days parade last summer.

Leon collected enough Lil’ Tykes cars to have one for each of his 9 grandchildren, including an empty one for

Please 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 e-mail your announcement to bvredeve@llhs.org or call Bari at 920.648.2321 x2223

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We are grateful for the heartfelt gifts offered to the ministry of Lakeside Lutheran High School by one or more donors between July & December 2012 in memory or honor of loved ones.

Mark Alberts Sherman Allen Cheryl Arnett Shery Becker William Beerbohm, Jr. Barbara Behl Jerome Birkholz Pop & Mom Blase Joy Bleecker John Bortulin Claretta Boyd Brian Braunschweig Edna Braunschweig Alden Broedlow Benjamin Brumm Alfred Bublitz Keith Buol John Butler Somphong Chareunsauk Nora Christian Carl Christianson Joe Coleman Orville Degner Great Grandma & Grandpa Dorn Gertrude Duerr Ora Duwe Ruby Duwe Sue Eaton Phyllis Findlay Arthur Franke Harvey Froemming Ardyce Fronk Esther Garbow Betty Gensch Raymond Gensch Gary Gilmore Tomas Gomez Todd Schultz Grandparents Bernadine Graper Val Graper Gene Gronholz Spencer Grover Francis Grummert

Marion Grunewald Hugo Guenterberg Linda Hachtel Sue Hamann Toni Hamann Daniel Hatcher LaVern Hettich Lawrence Hettich Irene Hinzmann Dorothy Hoffman Marvin Hoffmann Adora Huber Cheri Johansen Eleanor Johnsrud Lillian Johnston Lorna Jordan Gus Kalfahs Bettye Kitzmann Elroy Klusmeyer Wayne Kneser Christopher Knief Enno Knief Martin Koch Howard Koehler Phyllis Kohl Elmer Kohlhoff Gertrude Kohlhoff Scott Kohn Allen Krause Jerome Kruse Stephen Kruse Dwight Kruwell Jacob Krywell Lawrence Kuhl Richard Kurth Esther Larsen Dorothy Lemke David Lenz Joan Liechty Delores Lillge Ruth Lindlauf Rev. Mark Lindner Dawn Lucas Bill Luethy Chris Luethy

David Fenske--------------------------------------------- retirement Victor & Harriet Gennerman M/M Robert Kuhl----------------------- 60th wedding anniversary M/M Melvin Mueller-------------------- 55th wedding anniversary page 10 | Lakeside Lutheran Link | Issue 3, Spring 2013 | llhs.org

Dad & Mother Luetzow Robert Maahs Wally Maron Mary Ann Mason Delores Mateske Joyce Matzinger Florence McBride Eileen McKenna Merlin Medenwaldt Donald Mekelburg Greta Melcher Elizabeth Messmer John Metzger Gordon Milbrath June Miller Karen Miller Ramona Mohr Ella Moldenhauer Herbert Monthie Zach Moyle Valerie Mueller Bernice Naab Erna Nagel Jim Neitzel Doreen Nelson Richard Nelson Willard Ninmann Doris Olp Loved Ones Grace Pohlman Diane Puls James Raube Palmer Reese Shirley Rettschlag Marcus Riedel William Robisch Jernice Rounds Bruce Rummler Elizabeth Rupnow LaVerne Schafer Karen Schimming Judy Schmidt James Schneider Donald Schuenke Violet Schuenke Leroy Schultz

Norma Schultz Caroline Seidel John Shabaz Sandy Shannon Kathleen Shepherd Sylvia Simon Barb Smith Vi Smith Michael Spaulding Frances Sprain JoAnne Steffen Ralph Stendel Lloyd Sternhagen Willis Steve Ronald Stortz Helen Strauss Susan Strobel John Stueber Ruth Treptow Bethel Trieloff Kathryn Ulm Max Uttech Harold Voigt Robert Voss Melvin & Rosie Wagner Peggy Weber Marv Wels Lew Wendlandt Marion Wendorf-Heaney Janice Wetzel Georgine (Pat) Wheeler Victor Wiedenhoeft August Wittnebel Roy Wolf Eunice Wolff Evelyn Wolfgram Madeline Wolfram Armin Zastrow Benjamin Zastrow Inez Zastrow Jeanette Zastrow Steve Zastrow Heino Zimdars Erna Zimmer Earl Zimmerman Shawn Zuehlke Ryan Zweifel

Mark, Peter, Wanda, Wanita Sordahl------------------ LLHS alums M/M Warren & Alice Strassburg------- 65th wedding anniversary M/M Phil Strohm----------------------- 60th wedding anniversary M/M Armond Zastrow----------------- 70th wedding anniversary

class reunion plans

Lakeside Alums!

Your Lakeside wants to help you reconnect with your high school and classmates.

If your graduating year doesn’t have a contact name listed, are you willing? Willing to be a co-organizer?

Interested in having a reunion with more than one class? Did your reunion include an idea that worked well?

Share it! 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

Reserve your spots now! Class of 1993 20th reunion Saturday, June 22, 2013: Lower Rock Lake Park in Lake Mills Meet and Greet starts 3 pm; Supper at 5pm Dinner catered by Bon Ton Bakery of Jefferson —Bring your own beverages Children are welcome to attend—it’s a family gathering!

Cost: $20 per adult/ $5 per child RSVP with payment by May 1, 2013 to: Jeff Kulow Call Jeff at 608-843-1461 425 Jefferson St Plattdeutscher Hall Kulowkrew@centurytel.net DeForest, WI 53532in Watertown Save the dates! Class of 1988 (& friends) 25th reunion June 12, 2013: Towne Inn in Jefferson (after the Warrior Booster Golf Outing in Cottage Grove—make it a day! see p. 2) July 13, 2013: Sandy Beach in Lake Mills Contact person: Andy Asmus <aasmus@llhs.org> More details to follow, posted first on the Facebook group for the class of ‘88 at fb.com/groups/491130614281975 E-mail or call for more info! Class of 1963 50th reunion September 21, 2013: Carp’s Landing in Lake Mills at 6 PM Contacts: Bev (Heine) Nehls 920-261-5752 • bcnehls@gmail.com or Mary (Debbert) Thompson 920-648-2732 • marythompson@charter.net (also helping plan are Melvin Mertz, Sharon Kassube Guenterberg & Marianne Zubke Hafenstein)

class contacts on file Here’s what’s on file...have additions, corrections, deletions? Let us know!

2004–2012 - senior class officers 2003 - Merideth Davis, merideth.davis@gmail.com 2002 - Brittany Veale 2001 - Lauren Herro, lherro@hotmail.com 2000 - Kristen Peters 1999 - Brindah (Jerman) Birkholz, brindah99@yahoo.com 1998 - Erica (Grandt) Hoffman, egrandt@yahoo.com; Rachel (Thiele) Fregien, rjfregien@uwalumni.com; Josh Hellwig, josh_hellwig@hotmail.com 1997 - Heath Clevenstine, heathclevenstine@yahoo.com 1996 - Gwen (Lange) Mertz, qwenmertz@sbcglobal.net 1995 - Kim (Timmel) Peck, kim_peck731@yahoo.com 1994 - Jenny (Haberman) Statz, statzj@mail.fortschools.org 1993 - above 1992- Heather (Ziebell) Korth, matthewheather@centurytel. net; Kari (Raether) Roth, dkroth@charter.net 1991 - Jeff Jensen, in.jensen@charter.net 1990 - Beth (Griffin) Riesinger, ladyjane@speednetllc.com 1989 - Kristina (Hartel) Hazuga, hartelkris@aol.com 1988 - above 1987 - Amy (Anton) Vogel, a.vogel@sbcglobal.net 1986 - Tammy (Zastrow) Iglesias, tammyiglesias@att.net 1985 - Kathy (Schmidt) Haley-Rehbaum, kathyhaley_99@ yahoo.com

1984 - Clara Borck, cborck@securityins.net; Vicki (Feldkirchner) York, vicki.york@yahoo.com; Bonnie (Joseph) Kohnke, bkohnke@att.net 1983 - Glenn Lassanske, glassanske@gmail.com 1982 - Jodie (Krause) Allard, allard@idcnet.com 1981 - Tammie (Bleecker) Jaeger, tjjaeger@charter.net 1980 - Gail (Timmel) Bellman, lgnkbellman@wi.rr.com 1979 - Linda (Stallman) Cooper, coop57@verizon.net; Dean Morgan, deanm@hbci.com 1978 - Debra (Habeck) Fingles, debrafingles@cox.net 1977 - Dan Hughes, danielhughes.usa@gmail.com 1976 - Beth (Gullixson) Grasser, blgrasser@hotmail.com 1975 - Tim Probst, timjprobst@gmail.com 1974 - Joel Wiedmann 1973 - none 1972 - Randy Koehn, ytoakoehn@charter.net 1971 - Greg Anderson, anchof@yahoo.com 1970 - Denise (Goehl) Charkowski, denise@charkowski.com 1969 - Anna (Lawson) Heller 1968 & 1967 - Janice (Hein) Grunewald, jangrunewald29@hotmail. com 1966 & 1965 - Roger Herbert, rherbert@isb.com 1964: none (1963 above) 1962: Thomas Baker 920-222-9277

reunion planners

Interested in using a trophy from your years at Lakeside in your reunion plans? Lakeside has some trophies available for alums to have for reunion purposes. E-mail info@llhs.org with questions about this possibility.

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Lakeside Lutheran High School

Spring Tech Recycle Days April 19–20, 2013

Support Lakeside while you clean out some corners! Lakeside is hosting another community electronics recycling event Friday, April 19 from 3:15–6 PM and Saturday, April 20 from 7 AM–2 PM. Anyone can participate. Bring items to the Lakeside “bus barn” in the west end parking lot.

Watch llhs.org/recycling.html for the most up-to-date info Contact: Ted Klug <tklug@llhs.org> or 920.648.2321 x1513 Electronic products such as computers, wires/cables, scanners, microwaves, cell phones, monitors, computer mice, CD/VCR/DVD players, printers, keyboards, stereos, TVs, MP3 players, faxes, video game consoles, small household appliances, fans, holiday lights and more can be completely recycled in compliance with highest standards and regulations in the industry. All these items contain parts that can be carefully refurbished and reused. No large appliances accepted.

In partnership with Vintage Tech Recyclers vintagetechrecyclers.com 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 April 2..............................................................1st Home Baseball Varsity v. Deerfield — 4:30 PM (JV away at Deerfield) April 8......................................... 1st Home Softball and Girls Soccer matches — both v. River Valley, both at 4:45 PM April 10.......................Forensics Open House, 6 PM — all welcome to hear awesome/funny/inspiring performances April 13–14............... LES Fine Arts Fair at Lakeside (Saturday) / Fine Arts Fair concerts 1:30 and 4:00 PM (Sunday) April 17................................................................. Sophomore & Senior Grandparents Day 8 AM / LES Math Meet 4 PM April 19–20........................................................Community Electronics Recycling Event, Lakeside bus barn (see above) April 20........ Spring Clean Up of Courtyard & Grounds 9 AM–1 PM: volunteer & get fed lunch! zazfam@msn.com April 25...........................................Capitol Conference Art Exhibit opens at Pyle Center in Madison (through May 5) April 26.......................................Rho/Kentro Giving Society Reception — 5:30 PM (Complimentary play admittance) April 26–28............................... “Hound of the Baskervilles” Drama performances — 26-27th at 7 PM; 28th at 2 PM May 8.................. Ladies Guild meeting at Lakeside: new faces wanted for new projects to support our LLHS! 7 PM May 19..........................................................................................Commencement Concert — 7 PM (Graduation May 26) July 3–6................................................. Warrior Band Trip to St. Louis (several parades in June: check online schedule)