Lakeside Lutheran Link issue 5 Spring 2014

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The Lakeside Lutheran Link, Spring 2014

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James Buege LLHS Choral Director

Isaiah 12:2b “The Lord is my Strength and my Song.”

These words of scripture provided the focus for a great weekend last November 7–9 as Lakeside hosted the WELS National Choral Festival. Twenty-one of our WELS high schools from around the nation came together to provide 450 singers, using their Godgiven musical gifts to present both a Pops Concert and a Sacred Concert.

What made this event even more special was the opportunity to bring back three Lakeside alums: Casey Pufahl (Class of 1997), choral director at St. Croix Lutheran High School; Glen Pufahl (Class of 2000), our own Lakeside band director; and Andrea Oppermann (Class of 2002), choral director at Arizona Lutheran to serve as clinicians, working so ably with the singers in preparation for the Sunday Sacred Concert.

This was a huge event that could not have happened smoothly without the help and cooperation of our Lakeside staff, Music Parents Organization, the hosting congregations who housed and fed the students, and the many alums who used their gifts to serve as instrumentalists in the orchestra, as piano accompanists for the choirs, and as leaders in setting up the live streaming of both concerts on the internet, a first in Lakeside history.

Our Lord graciously blessed us with a memorable experience. To God be the glory.

A CD of the concert was professionally produced. If you are interested in purchasing one for $15, contact Mr. Buege.

more music please? You got it! summer 2014 parade schedule June 13............... Electric Parade, Brillion 9 PM June 14.......... Flag Day Parade, Appleton 2 PM June 15.......................................................... Hometown Days Parade Verona, noon June 22...............................................Marshall Fireman’s Festival, Marshall, 11 AM June 28................................. Town & Country Days Parade, Lake Mills, 10:30 AM

Flags of Freedom Parade, Sun Prairie, 2 PM June 29.........................................................SummerFest parade, Oregon, 12:30 PM June 30-July 14 East Coast Trip: July 1.................................................. Windsor and Chatham, Ontario, Canada July 4.......................................................................................... Washington, D.C. July 5........................................................................................... Laurel, Maryland July 12 .................................................................................... Lisbon Falls, Maine July 14 .............................................................Homecoming Parade at Lakeside

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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. 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:

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Cover story: Your Lakeside hosts 2013 National Choral Fest

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Ladies Guild leaves legacy of love and generosity ZRM Memorial Competition helps polish the memories til they shine

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Championship boards celebrate alumni athletic achievements

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Lakeside Links: alum news • remembering • reunions

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It was Mission Possible

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...thanks to all —and especially our alumni—who joined the fun at February’s spy-themed Grand Event in support of our priceless teen ministry here at your Lakeside Lutheran. Through a fun and entertaining evening that included a a delicious dinner for a sold-out crowd, silent and live auctions, a dessert auction, 50/50, wine and jewelry raffles, the night netted over $53,000 for the ministry, including $14,200 for Student Tuition Assistance and almost $4,000 toward new convertible tubas for the Warrior Band.

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

Photo credits: Trunpet, left: Tracey Hill. Page 3, Bari Vredeveld, Ruth Fenske. Pops concert, p. 4, R. Fenske. Ladies below glass, p. 5, Todd Hackbarth. RZM photos, p. 6, Joanne Zweifel.

Mark down March 28, 2015 and join us for GE4!

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Our turn:

2013 WELS National Choral Festival

women of the llhs Guild

far more precious than jewels...

C. Pufahl ‘96

November 8-10, 2013: Your Lakeside Lutheran hosted over 500 student musicians and directors from 21 of our area Lutheran high schools across nine states. The festival featured both a Pops and Sacred concert.

Accomplished LLHS grads served as festival clinicians Oppermann ‘02

Precious “Proverbs 31” Guild women on campus to celebrate the installation of the stained glass gift in February 2014 included (L–R) Ruth Hirschfeld, Helen Peterson, Sharon Yanggen, Ruth Kobs, Bev Buelow, Jill Doering, Elisabeth Bauer, Marie Mertz, Joyce Strohm, Norma Medenwaldt, Arlie Strohbush, Nancy Grasby and Marie Burrow. Congregations represented included St. James, Cambridge, St. Paul Fort, St. John, Jefferson and St. Paul, Lake Mills.

LLHS Ladies Guild: 1957–2013

G. Pufahl ‘00

Over 2,000 visitors joined us on campus last November to enjoy God’s gift of music through these talented young people. In addition, the concerts were livestreamed and therefore available to many who could not join us here in person. As many as 688 devices were tuned in to watch and listen each night, and another 600+ were tuned into audio only, spanning 30 states, Brazil, Chile, United Kingdom, Poland, Canada, Australia, Republic of Korea and India. It was truly a weekend when all roads—physical and virtual—led to Lake Mills.

The last time Lakeside hosted was a Regional Fest in 1998. For this National Festival, LLHS Choral Director Mr. Jim Buege and many volunteers spent months preparing to host an event of this magnitude, when parking lots expanded onto the grass, buses of almost every color lined the lanes, classrooms took on the look of dorm rooms, the cafeteria fed hundreds in each shift, dozens of congregations became host churches, microphones were bought and borrowed and tweaked, and banners were created and hung with care by our very own emeritus Pastor Martin Stuebs. Your Lakeside was also blessed to supply accomplished alumni as guest clinicians for the weekend: Mr. Casey Pufahl now serves St. Croix Lutheran High School, Ms. Andrea Oppermann serves Arizona Lutheran Academy, and we have See hundreds of photos of all 21 high schools at llhs.smugmug.com/Events/WELS-National-Choral-Festival Mr. Glen Pufahl right here at home! page 4 | Lakeside Lutheran Link | Issue 5, Spring 2014 | llhs.org

Lakeside Ladies Guild—whose organization predated our school with its April 1957 constitution— was a Proverbs 31-esque example of support to our ministry for decades. From the well-equipped kitchen provided in 1963, to the countless capital purchases for home economics, music, transportation and the industrial arts departments since, Guild women have been steadfast and enthusiastic, even as members branched into other efforts, such the Coupon Refunding Program in the 70s and the Twice is Nice Retail Store

in the 90s. More than 100 guests celebrated the Guild’s 50th anniversary in 2007.

The group disbanded in December, but there was one final project. Under Guild direction, artist Renata Brandenburg created and installed a stained glass design in the middle transom of the inside west entrance windows. Its placement allows all in school to enjoy the gem-like sparkle as sunlight streams through.

While meetings are no more, the spirit of the Guild’s commitment to our ministry lives on; we need only to look up and out to be reminded of their legacy.

From the 2007 50th anniversary banquet: Above, charter members, back L–R: Lucille Lenius, Marian Thomsen. Front L–R: Agnes Froemming, Betty Roekle, Emma Glander, Elizabeth Messmer, Myrtle Herrmann. At right, past presidents, back, L–R: Naomi Plocher, Norma Medenwaldt, Winnie Zastrow. Middle L–R: Gail Buchta, Georgienne Jaeger, Helen Peterson, Lois Kirkpatrick, Delores Gentz, Edith Legge, Margaret Pelischek.

Front L–R: Jeanette Brumm, Agnes Froemming, Elaine Knief, Ruth Schwemmer, Althea Kuhl, Lucille Schleef, Phyllis Nitardy.

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Charlie Stubblefield ‘04 was part of the team > installing the championship boards last summer. >

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ay 2009: Zachary Moyle and Ryan Zweifel, both Lakeside Lutheran class of ‘08, had just finished their first year at Martin Luther College. Ryan was planning to be a teacher, and Zach wanted to be a pastor. God had other plans. Enroute to a summer of overseeing a family resort, working in a nearby restaurant, sunning themselves on the beach, and of course, playing plenty of soccer, both boys died in a car accident in the Wisconsin northwoods.

Classmate John Cleven wanted to honor the boys’ memories and glorify the Father who took them home. With the help of many, the dream was established through the Ryan J. Zweifel Scholarship Endowment and the Zachary D. Moyle Scholarship Endowment.

Each year since, two new LLHS graduates headed to MLC receive the awards—a preseminary student in Zach’s honor and an education major in Ryan’s honor.

To honor the boys, celebrate their victory in Christ, fun and fellowship, and further build the fund, the families began an annual event known as RZM—Ryan Zweifel/Zach Moyle— Weekend. Family and friends gather at 7 Mile Pinecrest Resort in Eagle River, Wisconsin, owned by the Otterstatter family (relatives of Moyles) for swimming, campfires, and team competitions in games like water brigade, tug-of-war, canoe races, even a homegrown version of the Tough Mudder. In 2013, they booked a band and enjoyed a night of live music. Attendance at the RZM weekend has reached as many as 175 people, and over $20,000 has been raised for the scholarship endowments and a new award this year (see below).

If you’ve visited the East (aka “new”) gymnasium here on campus recently, you’ve likely noticed the championship boards. A project that had been brewing for some time, Warrior Boosters made it happen last summer with the design and installation assistance of Wisconsin Sign in Oconomowoc.

“It was decided that it was time to replace the cloth banners in the West gym,” says Coach Paul Bauer, who oversaw the project. “And we’re happy with a design that allows plenty of room for future success.”

Race for the Prize

What else might the future hold? Tentative plans include displays that celebrate the four WISAA and four WIAA state championships that Warriors have achieved thus far in their athletic history. Bauer shares that a board that features Warrior Track and Field records is also a goal.

Run in such a way as to get the prize. 1 Corinthians 9:24

“There usually is a lot more fun than sleep going on,” said Ryan’s brother Jason Zweifel ‘11, in an interview at MLC. “The most important part of the weekend is the fellowship. Each year we have a devotion to reflect on Jesus and what he did for us. We see it as one weekend in the year when...people...can be reminded of the importance of faith—their own personal faith as well as [Ryan’s and Zach’s] faith.”

–Adapted from past MLC article

Past athletes have mentioned how much they appreciate the memories, and hope they inspire the future. “It was an honor to compete in the Lakeside athletic system,” writes Grey Davis, a member of the 2011 Boys Cross Country championship team. “It also fuels the dreams of younger kids who walk in that gym, to put their team up there. Thanks for making it possible.”

Saturday, May 31, 2014 is the 4th annual RZM. New faces are encouraged to join past participants for a weekend of fun, music, relaxation and friendly competition!

When: Arrive Friday, May 30, 2014 after 2:00 pm – competition starts at 10:00 am Saturday, May 31 Entry Fee: $50.00 per participant (due the day of the event) Includes: 2 nights (Fri/Sat) lodging at 7 Mile Pinecrest Resort (see 7milepinecrest.com), pastries & juice

Saturday morning & a spaghetti dinner Saturday night. Prizes are also awarded. Proceeds benefit the Zach Moyle and Ryan Zweifel Scholarship Funds and a new award for someone participating in a mission trip.

Competition: Teams of 6 (minimum of 2 females on a team) Participants compete against other teams in various events on the 7 Mile Resort property. Watch out for new events!

RSVP: For planning purposes, please pre-register by May 15.

E-mail Joanne Zweifel at zweifel@jefnet.com or Jacki Moyle at okiemerle@hotmail.com Include your name, team name (if you have a team arranged) and phone number. page 6 | Lakeside Lutheran Link | Issue 5 Spring 2014 | llhs.org

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From the Facebook post last July on the Boys Cross Country plaque (25 championships since 1972!): Brad Koenig ‘93: Very nice.

Paul Lenser ‘09: Those were the days.

Danny Hafenstein ‘11: Aww man, that makes me so happy!

Grey Davis ‘12: A great legacy that many are a part of! full post: goo.gl/fMwSRS

The courtyard hallway is proud host to a centralized display of WIAA regional championships, sectional runner up/championships and qualifier plaques awarded since 2000, when LLHS joined the WIAA. The earliest on display is the plaque honoring our 10 football playoff qualifying teams in the 11 years from 2000 to 2010. Most recently installed is the history-making regional championship for the boys soccer program in 2012. Fifty-one plaques hang in the hall, with room for 21 more. Better start making plans for the next hallway!

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Martin Luther College junior Alex Anthon ‘11 was named Second Team AllUMAC, while junior Hannah Hackbarth ‘11 received honorable mention in the 2014 UMAC women’s basketball awards.

Wisconsin Lutheran College sophomore guard Jake Jarnigo ‘11 has been selected to the 2014 All-Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference Men’s Basketball Second Team.

Jarnigo led the Warriors and ranked 13th in the conference with 14.0 points per game.

Phil ‘09 and Kristen (Reiff ‘09) Behl were married December 21, 2013 at St. Paul Ixonia. They are living in Watertown. Phil was discharged from the Air Force in 2013 and is now self-employed, and Kristen graduates from Carroll University with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2015.

All but one member of their wedding party are LLHS grads! (L-R in photo: Anne (Servais ‘09) Loppnow, Megan Behl ‘06, Eric Whiting ‘09, Nicole Reiff ‘07, Rachel Behl ‘12, Jacob Swofford ‘09, Kristen, Phil, Andrew Rupnow ‘09, Mark Behl ‘03, Cory Loppnow ‘09, Joel Behl.

Anthony Finger ‘08 married Nina Parsons in Madison on September 21, 2013 Both employed by the U.S. Army, the Fingers are making their home in Lacey, WA as they serve their country at Fort Lewis.

The Pelischek “PeliClan” shared this great photo from last May at dad Harlan’s retirement party after 43 years of teaching/ administrating at St. Paul’s Lutheran School in Fort Atkinson. Five alumni are page 8 | Lakeside Lutheran Link | Issue 5, Spring 2014 | llhs.org

pictured, with spouses and children: Beth ‘95 & John Ruby, Luke and Bennett; Kathy ‘96 & Jason Ewart, Jonas, Alex, Henry; Christina ‘97 & Nico Ramirez, Adela, Emilio, Javier; Leah ‘01 & Kyle Needham, Andrew, Tommy, Linnea; Steven ‘08.

Victoria (Voigt ‘08) & Christopher Redecker welcomed sons Elliott Elijah Christopher on June 20, 2012 and Wyatt William Isaiah on Dec 19, 2013.

Celebrating William’s 1st Christmas is Joshua Voigt ‘12, Christopher & Victoria (holding Wyatt), Nicholas Voigt ‘17 and grandparents Amy & Kevin ‘84 Voigt (holding Elliott).

Keith Peterson ‘05 graduated from Minnesota State

University—Mankato with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Social Work on December 14, 2013, finishing his final two semesters with back-to-back 4.0 GPAs for a cumulative 3.42. He is currently pursuing Social Work Licensure for the State of Minnesota. He has also earned a B.A. in Sociology from Bethany Lutheran College.

Amanda (Winters ‘04) and Shannon Main were married on November 29, 2013.

Parents Jim ‘86 & Kimara (Knief ‘86) Winters, along

with siblings Kiara ‘10, Matthias (14) and Isaac (8) were able to be with them at the ceremony in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. The Mains live in Woolloongabba, Brisbane metro.

Brian Mauer ‘03 returned to Afghanistan in March as a cavalry platoon leader out of Fort Carson, CO. The Mauer family, including his wife Savannah and 11 month-old son Bryce, appreciate the prayers of the Lakeside family as he serves his country in this volatile location. Brian graduated Army Ranger School and earned his Ranger tab in January 2014.

Stephanie (Leistico ‘86) and Mark Wolters celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary on January 14, 2014.

Tim Niedfeldt ‘86 was taken to be with his Savior on Jan 23, 2014.Victim of a motor vehicle accident, he is survived by his wife of 25 years, Karen (Schattschneider ‘85), and children Zachary (Christina), Katherine (Christopher) Loper, and Eric.

Allen Thorman ‘86 was called home to heaven December 13, 2013, at his home following his courageous 7-month battle with esophageal cancer. He is survived by wife Susan, children, Josephine (17), Logan (11), Shannon (8) and Kellyn (7), all of Lake Mills.

Karen (Melcher ‘72) and Larry Hafenstein celebrated their 40th wedding

anniversary on Dec. 8, 2013.

They live in Lake Mills and are the parents of Jason Hafenstein ‘93, Jackie Hafenstein ‘95 & Kaycee ‘01 Welke. Grandchild Regan Leigh Welke, Karen reports, will be LLHS class of 2027!

After beating breast cancer on two occasions, Marily Ann (Kutz ‘64) Krueger entered eternal life March 10, 2014, at Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, Florida following a heroic battle with pancreatic cancer with Gerald Krueger, her devoted husband of nearly 45 years, at her side. Their 3 children are also alumni: Lisa ‘90, Chad ‘92 and Al ‘95.

For family and friends located in Wisconsin, a memorial service will take place at St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church, in Waterloo at 11 a.m. on Saturday, June 14.

The family requests memorials to LLHS.

Share your own “alumni link” for our next edition. Update us online: llhs.org/alumni/update_us.html 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

From an April 14 channel3000.com video transcript: “To help save the life of a friend, Sarah Luedtke [LLHS ‘98] decided to give up something that’s been a big part of her life: her hair.

Luedtke is seeking donations for every one of the 24 inches of hair she will have cut off.” See details at youcaring.com/medicalfundraiser/a-cut-forcancer/152586 Lakeside Lutheran Link | Issue 5, Spring 2014 | 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 July & December 2013 in memory or honor of loved ones.

Robert Adickes Caroline Arians Armin Arms Daniel Arndt Bill Bartz Alfred Bauriedel Jean Berge Ruth Berglin Pearl Bittorf Pop and Mom Blasé Leroy Borchardt Joey B. Bowling Diane Brassfield-Meng Brian J. Braunschweig Alfred Bublitz Jacob F. Burbach Joshua L. Burrow Nichole Cable Violet Chartier Armund Christian Carl Christianson Wanda Christoffel Eugene Corrie Don DeGolier Alan DeLong Howard Dorn Ray Dorn Rodney N. Doughty Robert Duckert Merly Duerst Sue Eaton Virginia Ebert Beverly Ferguson Alfred Fiege

Mark Fisher Ella Frey June Gennerman Raymond Gensch Bernhard Gentz Marcia Glider Jean-Pierre Godard Marian Goers-Wright Barbara Gottschalk Gene Gronholz Sophie Gruenenwald Gregory Gueldner Sharon Hamann Richard M. Heins Jean Hellwig Myrtle Herrmann Dave Hershberger Phyllis Hetland Delmar Hoeffner Robert Holt Isadora Holzhueter Jeff Holzhueter Barbara Hopkins Fredrick Hornby Helen V. Huebner James Hunter Weldon Huska Albin Jaeger Orabelle Jaeger Irene Jensen John Jira Paul Johnson David Kassube LeRoy Kessler

Charles Kittel Mary Kleinsteiber Christopher Knief Enno Knief Martin Koch Roger Koeppel Phyllis Kohl Howard Kohls Arnold Korth Evelyn Krueger Jerome Kruse Stephen Kruse Kenneth Kulke Elsie Kyle Robert Lang Lilly Lange George Lehmann John Leistico Dorothy Lemke Dean A. Lenius Carl Lenser Lyle Lindloff Bob Lipski Bill Luethy Dad and Mother Luetzow LaVerne Mack Wilma Mack Ruth E. Magritz Marian Manske LaVerna Markgraf Esther Mason Alice McCarten Melvin Metzger Loren Miller

Marie Burrow ............................................ 90th birthday Alfred & Ruth Fiege .............40th wedding anniversary Agnes Froemming .................................... 95th birthday LaVerne Jaeger ........................................... 90th birthday Albert & Ardes Klug ............65th wedding anniversary Ruth Kube .................................................. 97th birthday Harold & Dorothy Ninmann....... 50th wedding anniversary Russell & Phyllis Nitardy......50th wedding anniversary Trudy Oswald...........................................105th birthday page 10 | Lakeside Lutheran Link | Issue 5, Spring 2014 | llhs.org

Carl Mischke Patricia Nass Naomi Natvig Norma Nelson Jeffrey C. Ninmann Randy Ninmann Neil Noonan Stella Novak Dallas Oestreich Minna A. Oestreich Les Parker Lynette Pedersen William E. Peterson Leroy Pierce Bruce Pingel Carl Preston Florence Pugh Delores Rabbach Gene Raddatz Harold Radke James Raube Joseph Ready Charlotte Reals Sally Reals Debra Riesenberg Lorna Roberts John Rowoldt Charles Rutkowski Rueben Sauer Evelyn Scheel Walter Scheel Lynn Schroeder Louie Schubert Wallace Schuenke

Joseph Schuett Leona Schuett Derek L. Schultz Geraldine L. Schultz Marilyn Schultz Valerie Schultz Kristina Schultz Gladys Schulz Nancy Schuman Toni Schuster Barbara Schwier Raymond Sindermann Gerald Smith Lenore Spais Betty J. Staude Allen Thorman Jeanne Thurow Joyce Timmel Bob Travis Morgan M. Turnquist Audrey Tylenda Phyllis J. Uttech Mary Ann Vandre Marge Vomhof Lucille Wendt Raymond Wheeler Roger Wilkes Kimberly Wilkinson Bill Winters Virginia Wolf William Wolf Luella Wolter Irene Wortman Richard Wozniak

Jim & Michelle Schmidt.......25th wedding anniversary Mark, Peter, Wanda, Wanita Sordahl ...........................................children who attended LLHS Marion Terchner........................................ 90th birthday Floyd & Dian Thoma............50th wedding anniversary Ralph & Arletta Trejo...........50th wedding anniversary Kenneth Westphal........................................... retirement Sharon Yanggen............................................... retirement Marvin & Joanne Zank................. wedding anniversary

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class reunion plans 2014 Class of 1964—50th

In the works! Contact: Arlene (Sellnow) Krause 920-261-9140 | jak31696@att.net or Josie Piper 920-285-3043

Class of 1984—30th

Friday, October 3: LL Homecoming game and tour Saturday , October 4: informal AM golf outing & hotel gathering later Join the reunion discussion on Facebook: search “Lakeside Classofeightyfour”

From the planning committee: Send your contact info to Dena Miller | millerfam86@yahoo.com Other contact e-mails: brian.stray@thrivent.com | kevinallenmarti@gmail.com | tstaude65@gmail.com

Class of 1989—25th

Join the reunion discussion on Facebook: search “LLHS Class of 1989”

From page administrators Janet Sanwick and Michele Ibeling: “The Class of 89 just joined Facebook!

We want to use this page to keep in touch, and let everyone know about possible 25 year reunion information.

Post pictures from high school, as well as now. Let us know about your families. Help decide reunion plans.”

Class of 1999—15th

Saturday, July 26: Family cookout & day at North Park in Lake Mills

Contact: Brindah Birkholz at 608-669-2380 or https://www.facebook.com/LLHS1999

Class of 1963 celebrated 50th year reunion on September 21, 2013

The Lakeside Lutheran High School class of 1963 held its 50th class reunion at Carp’s Landing Restaurant, in Lake Mills. 25 of 34 living classmates attended, coming from Wisconsin, New York, Texas and Arkansas. The class donated an external hard drive for Religion class from Lakeside’s wish list, and $63 to the Scholarship fund.

Pictured, first row, seated, from left: Judy (Roth) Leipold, Mary Jean (Stockfish) Tremain, Sharon (Kassube) Guenterberg, Kent Mayer.

Second row: Karen (Wendorf) Lembrich, Bonnie (Krause) Stoltenburg, Marianne (Zubke) Hafenstein, Dianne (Yerges) Wendorf, Dianne (Detert) Bilitz, Gloria (Kornstedt) Jacobs, Mary (Debbert) Thompson.

Third row: William Robisch, Glenn Bentheimer, Dennis Lembrich, Ruth (Strauss) Yerges, Carol (Knuth) Leedle (hidden), Delos Behling.

Fourth row: Robert Kuykendall, George Bless, Beverly (Heine) Nehls, Melvin Mertz, Ruth (Meier) Shober, Lydia (Becker) Critchley, K. William Fuge, Glenn Oestreich.

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