Organizations & Groups

• Academic Bowl
• Chess Club
• Drama
• Forensic Team
• Math Team
• National Honor Society
• Warrior Times Weekly Newspaper
• Science Club
• SHO Team
• Student Council
• Teens for Christ
• Technology Club
• Videography
• Visual Arts
• Yearbook

 

Academic Bowl

 

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Chess Club

 

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Drama

The Lakeside Lutheran drama department, under the direction of Mr. Marcus Buch since 2010, nurtures and develops the God-given gifts of students both in front and behind the curtain. Dozens of students can be involved in this co-curricular, whether as actors, costumers, set builders, artists, videographers or audio technicians.

The department currently offers a play or musical, alternating each spring. Auditions begin early in second semester and performances run the last weekend in April.

Recent productions have included:
2013: Hound of the Baskervilles (a Sherlock Holmes mystery)
2012: My Fair Lady
2011: Ice House Madrigals
2010: Annie Get your Gun
2009: Flowers for Algernon

See info on the current year's presentation here

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Forensic Team

WHSFA U.W. Madison | April 19, 2013
State Forensics Meet Results
Total Team Points- 86 (Second straight year)
Individual average score of 24.1

Congratulations on a tremendous ending for the Lakeside Forensics Team.  With no scores below a 21, the participants definitely demonstrated their high level of speaking skill. The teams who will receive the Excellence in Speech Award will be released by the State in the days to come. ~Coach Steve Lauber

Read about the Forensic Team "Friends & Family Night" here

The Lakeside Lutheran Forensic Team, under the coaching of teacher Mr. Steve Lauber, has an established history of excellence, ranking in the top 5% of teams in the state after performance at the State Speech Festival each spring in Madison each year since 2010.

The season begins early second semester and ends with state meet in April

The speaking categories Warrior orators compete in include:

Moments in History

1. 6 minutes
2. Something from a selected time period
3. Original informative speech
4. Support materials may be used but not worn
5. Educates people on your topic

Farrago-   (death, love, hatred, jealousy etc.)

1. A variety of genres (poetry, short stories, speeches, essays, drama novels etc.) 
2. Maximum 10 minutes 
3. Have a main Theme- Love, War, etc.
4. In the intro tell what it is that you are showing and why it is relevant or meaningful

Demonstration-

1. explain how to do something or how something works  Maximum 10 minutes
2. objects or physical activity must be exhibited

4 minute Speech-   smart….swine flu vaccinations, etc…

1. Contemporary American Problem  (Don’t have to give a solution but you can)
2. Informative
3. Original
4. No visual aid

Special Occasion- 

1. Maximum 8  minutes   Choose one of the selected topics
2. Create a sense of audience.....knowing who the audience would be and relate to them

8 Minute Oratory- same as 4 minute just longer and has to have a purpose/solution

1. Persuasive
2. Problem solution
3. Or urging the adoption of a policy
4. Use compelling language
5. Contemporary American Problem

Prose-  a lot of emotion

1. short stories, novels, soliloquies, essays centering on a theme. 
2. No acting

Solo Acting-   a lot of emotion
Humorous (more characters) or Serious (fewer characters)

1. Intro memorized
2. entire thing is memorized
3. no props.....Only a chair
4. Teasers are allowed in the introduction
5. shoulders (for size)......... knee bending (for height).......Stance (Variety).......Voice
6. Use prose for these

Poetry-   Read with feelings, e.g. Sad…Crazy (The Raven)…confused…..Love……

1. Use a pseudonym if you are using your own poetry
2. center on a specific theme or emotion  
3. 8 minutes

Playacting-
Self-explanatory. A group of 2-5 students acting out a short 10 minute play

Radio Announcing Student that can work under pressure..Radio Voice...different voices maybe

1. 5 minutes
2. Intro and Transitional statements and ending can be prepared.
3. Rustling of paper is a no-no or anything you can hear on a radio
4. Speaker can have own stopwatch
5. 1 point deduction for every 10 seconds
6. Just read it

Public Address-   same as 8 minute oratory except the topic is chosen for you by the state

1. 6-8 minutes 
2. Choose one of the selected topics

Storytelling- Choose one of the selected topics by the State (lively people who can do voices).

1. have to sit in a chair
2. notes are not permitted
3. Voice and body should be emphasized
4. Create an audience

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Math Team

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National Honor Society

The National Honor Society is dedicated to the development of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. NHS members plan and perform various service and leadership activities throughout the school year. Students are first eligible for selection at the end of the sophomore year. Candidates need a cumulative GPA of 3.6 or higher, at least three leadership roles, several hours of community service, and character references.

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Warrior Times Weekly Newspaper

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Science Club

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SHO Team

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Student Council

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Teens for Christ

December: "Christmas Neighbors" family sponsorship
Lakeside students, headed by the Teens for Christ group, is collecting gifts and money for Jefferson Co. family of 12. Check out the Christmas Neighbors tree poster in the cafeteria...each white slip represents $5 or $10 that's needed to provide our adopted family of 12 with supplies, food and support for a wonderful Christmas. Stop down in the cafeteria, grab a slip and tuck your gift into the box in the office. Then watch for a report of what your Jesus-inspired generosity can do for a family in need! Monday, December 10 is the last day for Christmas Neighbors donations. We encourage all of our families to think about participating in this "love in action" project; students can certainly partner up to contribute.

November: "Winter Wishes" outerwear drive
Lakeside students, headed by the Teens for Christ group, took on a project called “Winter Wishes” for St. Marcus in Milwaukee to help out less fortunate families. They collected new and gently used hats, gloves, scarves and coats for both children and adults from now until November 14. KML and Lakeside, along with their federation churches placed boxes at churches and schools, and hundreds of pieces of winterwear were shared. Thanks to TfC member Kayla Pagel (second from left below) for heading it up.

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Technology Club

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Videography

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Visual Arts

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Yearbook

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