Lakeside Lutheran Wins Conference Forensics Meet
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, February 7, 2012
LAKE MILLS – With the start of forensics season, Lakeside Lutheran is in full “speaking mode.”
After earning the Excellence in Speech Award from the state of Wisconsin the last two years by finishing in the top 5% of all schools in the state, Lakeside is once again off to an impressive start of the 2012 season. It began at DeForest High School on January 28, when Lakeside placed fourth among 28 very strong teams from around the state.
On February 6, Lakeside traveled to the Capitol Conference Tournament in New Glarus, where over 230 students from the Conference competed against each other in 16 different speaking categories. Out of the 12 Conference schools that competed, Lakeside Lutheran finished the night earning the Conference Championship with a total of 285 points, ahead of 2nd and 3rd place teams Watertown Luther Prep and Lodi High School.
Leading the way in their individual categories were the following Lakeside Lutheran students: Demonstration: 2nd place: Kelly Tetzlaff; Farrago: 1st place: Jordan Gaal; 2nd place: Leah Fax; Prose: Lura Poyner and Michala Nolte tie for 1st place; Poetry: Emma Lipasti and Kyle Marti tie for first place; 2nd place: Vicki Janikowski; Moment in History: 2nd place: Jacob Schneider; Radio Speaking: 1st place: Alex Loroff; Extemporaneous Speaking: 2nd place: Erich Wegenke; Solo Acting, Serious: 1st place: John Stratman
The team begins its path to state competition at the Sub-Districts, held at Deerfield High School on Monday, February 13, in hopes to advance to the District Meet. From there, the team advances to the State Tournament at The University of Wisconsin in Madison on April 20.
LAKESIDE LUTHERAN TO HOLD FAMILY FESTIVAL
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, February 6, 2012
LAKE MILLS – Lakeside Lutheran High School’s 8th annual Family Fest is scheduled for Saturday, February 18, 2012 from 9:00 am to noon at the school in Lake Mills. Beach Bash is the theme for this year's festival, and features Lakeside student groups such as the Swing Choir, Jazz Band, Flags & Rifles, and the Warrior Promo Band. Carnival-type games, face painting, balloons, prizes and food are also prominent features of Family Fest. Family Fest is open to all Pre-K through 4th grade students and their families.
The public is invited to attend, registered or on a walk-up basis. Lakeside is requesting $5.00 per child for registration, up to $10 maximum per family for this fun-filled morning of sights and activities. For more information, contact Lakeside Lutheran High School at 920-648-2321. Lakeside Lutheran High School is located at 231 Woodland Beach Road in Lake Mills. Students in the Lakeside Lutheran Chapter of the National Honor Society are in charge of this year's event. More information, along with an optional registration form, is available at www.llhs.org/activities/grade_school_events.html.
Second Quarter Honor Roll is Announced
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Lakeside Lutheran High School
Quarter 2, 2011-12 Honor Roll
High Honors
Grade 9
Samantha Anthon, Lake Mills; Isaiah Butler, Ixonia; Mitchell Christianson, Janesville; Sydney Cody, Juneau; Michelle Draeger, Marshall; Madison Dumke, Fort Atkinson; Dalton Egli, Waterloo; Ai Fukushima, DeForest; Sydney Gronemeyer, Lake Mills; Moriah Hackbarth, Lake Mills; Kirkland Hill, Lake Mills; Samantha Huebner, Sun Prairie; Marcus Klein, Watertown; Kiana Krszjzaniek, Madison; James Lang III Lake Mills; Megan Moll, Middleton; Connor Neumann, Watertown; Winter Petry, Sun Prairie; Adam Poyner, DeForest; Joshua Raabe, Janesville; Carolyn Runke, Sun Prairie; Jennifer Schubkegel, Windsor; Rex Schultz, Lake Mills; Alyssa Sonntag, Janesville; Matthew Struck, Lake Mills; Brandon Swenson, Beaver Dam; Marcus Turney, Watertown; Hannah Varney, Madison; Brett Weiland, Columbus; Katelyn Wolf, Columbus; Chrystyan Woyak, Juneau
Grade 10
Benjamin Barnhart, Helenville; Olivia DeNoyer, Sun Prairie; Cassandra Doering, Lake Mills; Jordan Gaal, Lake Mills; Eliza Griggs, Watertown; Sarah Hochmuth, Cross Plains; Amanda Kehl, Waterloo; Caitlin Keller, Madison; Gavin Loescher, Watertown; David Luehring, Lake Mills; Maria Manteufel, Columbus; Elise Matthies, Lake Mills; Jessica Miller, Whitewater; Briana Modjeska, Cottage Grove; Mason Mortensen, Beaver Dam; Michaela Pagel, Helenville; Kaitlyn Sage, Janesville; Mariah Schoenherr, Sun Prairie; Levi Schubkegel, Windsor; Tucker Schuett, Lake Mills; Elizabeth Schwartz, Janesville; Hannah Tracy, Lake Mills; Jason Werre, Sun Prairie; Colleen Zastrow, Oconomowoc
Grade 11
Brianna Berkevich, Beaver Dam; Ethan Brockmann, Fort Atkinson; Ryan Broedlow, Helenville; Christopher Dimino, Madison; Leah Fax, Sun Prairie; Rachel Glaeske, Sullivan; Sarah Hackbarth, Lake Mills; Charlotte Huebner, Sun Prairie; Victoria Janikowski, Fitchburg; Whitney Kulow, Lake Mills; Collin McBride, Waterloo; Sarah Melcher, Johnson Creek; Sarah Peters, Fort Atkinson; Michaela Willitz, Fort Atkinson
Grade 12
Reid Barnhart, Helenville; Rachel Behl, Watertown; Kyle Beth, Verona; Kayla Christianson, Janesville; Tyler Doyle, Watertown; Marisa Filter, Cambridge; Caleb Gartner, Watertown; Esther Hochmuth, Cross Plains; Rachel Italiano, Oconomowoc; Rachel Keller, Madison; Keith Kube, Watertown; KateLynn Kulow, Lake Mills; Emma Lipasti, Lake Mills; Alexia Lorenz, DeForest; Matthew Mortensen, Beaver Dam; Jessica Nickels, Watertown; Courtney Petersen, Madison; Kimberly Rehbaum, Watertown; Georgia Schleef, Watertown; Jacob Schneider, Jefferson; Lydia Schwecke, Lake Mills; Hannah Shiels, Jefferson; Kasey Struck, Lake Mills; Sierra Tackett, Lake Mills; Heidi Voigt, Lake Mills; Hope Werre, Sun Prairie; Carly Wilke, Fort Atkinson
Honors (3.25 – 3.749)
Grade 9
Ryan Beyer, Watertown; Daniel Borth, Watertown; Brandon Cichanofsky, Reeseville; Richard Condon, Watertown; Brandon Gleesing, Johnson Creek; Ethan Harmel, Madison; Halle Hecker, Juneau; Jacob Klug, Juneau; Alexandra Kohlstedt, Sun Prairie; Macy Marcks, Lake Mills; Anna Naig, Waterloo; Rachel Nolte, Janesville; Jordan Norenberg, Watertown; Emily Olson, Sun Prairie; Nora Raube, Reeseville; Megan Rowoldt, Watertown; Samuel Schulz, Baraboo; Lisa Scott, Janesville; Emiley Stade, Watertown; Jacob Tietyen, Watertown; Isaac Zimmerman, Watertown
Grade 10
Nicholas Arndt, Columbus; Kimberly Azpeitia, Watertown; James Beeson III Lake Mills; Logan Birkholz, Watertown; Natalie Bubolz, Beaver Dam; Stephanie Buske, Watertown; Meriel Christian, Oconomowoc; Courtney Dorn, Jefferson; Matthew Ebert, Watertown; Caitlin Ellis, Watertown; Daniel Fisher, Madison; Isaiah Gronholz, Watertown; Bethany Grunewald, Bettendorf; Abigail Holzhueter, Waterloo; Nicole Italiano, Oconomowoc; Cheyenne Johnson, Lake Mills; Zachary Koch, Watertown; Melissa Koester, Waterloo; Mathias Mahnke, Sun Prairie; Ashley Marcks, Lake Mills; Brian Marowsky, Johnson Creek; Hannah Mielke, Fort Atkinson; Troy Moench, Janesville; Ashley Mueller, Sun Prairie; Justin Nehls, Juneau; Mallory Reimer, Madison; Olivia Scheiber, Watertown; Kameron Schmidt, Watertown; Michael Schoenfeld, Lake Mills; Andrew Schwartz, Oconomowoc; Garrett Stocker, Oconomowoc; Larissa Stulken, Cottage Grove; Kristen Tetzlaff, Lake Mills; Micah Torgerson, Watertown; Brock Vredeveld, Waterloo; Jeffrey Weber, Sun Prairie; Chaunston Weisensel, Juneau; Amanda Williams, Beaver Dam; Alex Zastrow, Watertown; Gregory Zuehlke, Watertown; Brenna Zuleger, Watertown
Grade 11
Nathan Bartels, Madison; Spencer Bemis, Cottage Grove; Jacob Borth, Watertown; Valerie Burnett, Fitchburg; Nathan Graumann, Fort Atkinson; Jacob Gronholz, Lake Mills; Cherith Holzhueter, Waterloo; Brennan Leis, Watertown; Jacob Marlega, Lake Mills; Allison Neuberger, Lake Mills; Rachel Petersen, Lake Mills; Daniela Rangel, Fitchburg; Abby Reimer, Madison; Adam Riedel, Oconomowoc; Abigail Robbins, Watertown; Brandon Schilling, Watertown; Robert Schmidt, Janesville; Mikala Schmitz, Fort Atkinson; John Stratman, Beaver Dam; Brendan Timm, Watertown; Nathaniel Traver, Janesville; Kirsten Ulm, Watertown; Stuart Vanden Heuvel, Watertown
Grade 12
Brienna Braunschweig, Watertown; Drew Davis, Lake Mills; Grey Davis, Lake Mills; Joshua Day, Watertown; Kelly Degner, Watertown; Benjamin Ewings, DeForest; Katelyn Genz, Ixonia; Josiah Hella, Watertown; Jae Hinstorff, Waterloo; Hannah Holzhueter, Waterloo; Kelsey Jannke, Watertown; Hope Jensen, Juneau; Jeffrey Klug, Jefferson; Ashley Maron, Watertown; Brooklynn Marti, Oconomowoc; Cayla Neu, Hustisford; Nathan Neumann, Watertown; Michala Nolte, Janesville; Audrey Oppermann, Jefferson; Ava Pechous, Whitewater; James Phelps, Stoughton; Lura Poyner, DeForest; Nicole Rickerman, Watertown; Cody Schultz, Watertown; Ashley Sonntag, Janesville; Kelly Tetzlaff, Lake Mills; Kaitlyn Tietyen, Watertown; Mikaela Vomhof, Watertown; Erich Wegenke, Sun Prairie; Camille Wiessinger, Sun Prairie; Nathan Zambo, Lake Mills; Emily Zastrow, Oconomowoc; Vince Ziegler, Middleton; Michael Zuehlke, Watertown
Commendables (3.0 – 3.249)
Grade 9
Samuel Brumm, Watertown; Emily Ferch, Johnson Creek; Mikayla Haag, Beaver Dam; Brandon Leis, Watertown; Matthew Olson, Sun Prairie; Timothy Pochowski, Lake Mills; Claire Schultz, Columbus; Zachary Siren, Janesville; Brandon Sweet, Watertown
Grade 10
Keri Bachler, Watertown; Jacob Behl, Madison; Frank Coleman, Jefferson; Emily England, Columbus; Breanna Hanefeld, Beaver Dam; Spencer Jensen, Juneau; Mariah Kuhl, Waterloo; Victoria Lober, Juneau; Eric Musser, Waterloo; Andrew Natvig, Cottage Grove; John Paleno, Columbus; Dylan Schultz, Waterloo; Samantha Schultz, Lake Mills; Samuel Schwartz, Watertown; Sadie Starkey-Perschke, Jefferson; Luke Thiele, Oconomowoc
Grade 11
Conner Brumm, Jefferson; Megan Ganser, Waterloo; Benjamin Groonwald, Janesville; Eric Hoeft, Fort Atkinson; Rachel Hughes, Watertown; Daniel Knoelke, Oconomowoc; Alex Loroff, Lake Mills; Laine Luisier, Fort Atkinson; Brittany Magsamen, Watertown; Boyd Peterson II, Oconomowoc; Kelly Skewes, Madison; Kelsey Stade, Watertown; Jaclyn Turney, Watertown; Adam Wagner, Madison; Bryce Weiland, Columbus
Grade 12
Janelle Adomeit, Waterloo; Kenneth Bachler, Watertown; James Berg, Watertown; Kristy Bruni, Juneau; Colin Buss, Watertown; Emilie Kreilkamp, Watertown; Kyle Marti, Oconomowoc; Aaron Martin, Madison; Jared Pfeifer, Cambridge; Benjamin Ross, Sun Prairie; Tyler Stade, Watertown; Michael Walsh, Helenville; Lacey Waters, Watertown; Travis Waters, WatertownFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, December 22, 2011
Lakeside teens show Christmas spirit in giving
LAKE MILLS – The Teens for Christ group at Lakeside Lutheran High School recently collected more than 1,300 pounds of food and over $300 in cash donations for the Watertown Food Pantry. Spearheaded by Lakeside students James Beeson, Ben Bolin and Taylor Radloff, along with Teens for Christ advisor, Ruth Hirschfeld, the school-wide effort delivered two vehicles full of food staples and a check to the volunteers at the food pantry.
The group used announcements and posters over a three week period to encourage all students in the school of 376 to bring in non-perishable items for collection. Faculty and staff joined in with food donations, and also committed to cash donations based on a percentage match of the pounds collected. The Watertown Food Pantry was pleased to see so many requested items supplied, including pancake mix, syrup, and canned staples.
"We're very pleased with the response from our Lakeside families," says Hirschfeld. "This is another opportunity to give in thankfulness for all that we have been given." Teens for Christ is a newly reorganized group that focuses on education regarding all life issues, and commits itself to service projects. The group meets regularly throughout the school year to discuss life issues and plan group activities that relate to the topic. Other teens have also recently participated in sorting toys for the "Gifts for Watertown Children" program and by adopting a family under the "Christmas Neighbors" program.
Lakeside Lutheran teen organizers James Beeson (left) and Taylor Radloff help fill the vehicles destined for the Watertown Food Pantry after students held a school-wide drive that brought in over 1,300 pounds of food and over $300 in cash during December. Missing from the picture is organizer Ben Bolin.
The Lakeside wrestling team assists in loading the food drive transport vehicles!
LAKESIDE LUTHERAN ATHLETES RECEIVE CONFERENCE AND STATE RECOGNITION
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, 12/1/2011
LAKE MILLS - Lakeside Lutheran High School athletes from four of the fall sports received all-conference team honors, two Lakeside Lutheran athletes received all-state team mention, and a runner received Capitol Conference North Athlete of the Year. They, along with school MVP and honorary captain award recipients, were honored at the fall sports award night recently held at Lakeside Lutheran.
Senior Grey Davis was awarded 2011 Capitol Conference North Cross Country Athlete of the Year. In doing so, Davis joins an elite group of athletes from every sport in both the north and south divisions of the Capitol Conference who receive this recognition. Davis has been a four-time state meet participant and finished in the top 20 for the past two years. He holds the Lakeside Lutheran home course record, as well as the school record for fastest time at the WIAA state meet, and tied the school record for highest finisher at a WIAA state meet. He earned first team all- conference, and was named school MVP in boys cross-country. Davis is the son of Jeff and Sally Davis of Lake Mills.
Football senior Ben Ewings earned honorable mention on the 2011 Wisconsin Football Coaches Association All-State Football Team for his work on the offensive line. He was also awarded conference honors, including Conference Offensive Lineman of the Year, first team all-conference defensive line, Defensive Lineman of the Year, Conference Defensive Player of the Year, All-Region Defensive Line, All-Region Offensive Line, and the school's title of honorary captain. Ewings is the son of Pastor Jerry and Lori Ewings of DeForest.
Volleyball senior Kristy Bruni was awarded honorable mention on the Wisconsin Volleyball Coaches Association All-State team for her work as an outside hitter. Bruni placed first team all-conference and received the school title of Most Valuable Player. She is the daughter of Leland and Maribeth Bruni of Juneau.
Lakeside Lutheran athletes (l-r) Kristy Bruni (honorable mention all-state volleyball team), Ben Ewings (honorable mention all-state football team), Grey Davis (17th place finisher, state cross country meet) received state recognition in their respective fall sports.
Three other Lakeside Lutheran boys cross country runners joined Davis in all-conference team placement. Junior Seth Schumacher, son of Michael and Deb Schumacher of Johnson Creek, and senior Mike Zuehlke, son of Eric and the late Shawn Zuehlke of Watertown, received first team all-conference honors. Zuehlke was also named Lakeside honorary captain. Sophomore Brandon Schwoch, son of Jay and Shelly Schwoch of Watertown, placed second team all-conference.
Lakeside Lutheran cross country runners receive all-conference honors (l-r): Brandon Schwoch (2nd team), Seth Schumacher (1st team), Mike Zuehlke (1st team), Grey Davis (1st team, Conference Player of the Year).
Three runners on the girls cross country team were honored by the conference. Freshman Sydney Cody, daughter of Rick and Lisa Cody of Juneau, junior Sarah Hackbarth, daughter of Todd and Donna Hackbarth of Lake Mills, and senior Hannah Shiels, daughter of Michael and Toni Shiels of Lake Mills, all placed second team all-conference. Hackbarth was named Lakeside MVP and Shiels was honorary captain.
Lakeside Lutheran cross country runners receive all-conference honors (l-r): Sarah Hackbarth (2nd team), Sydney Cody (2nd team), Hannah Shiels (2nd team)
Eleven additional Lakeside Lutheran football players were honored by Capitol Conference North. Earning first team all-conference awards in addition to Ewings were senior running back Drew Davis, son of Jeff and Sally Davis of Lake Mills; senior quarterback Tyler Doyle, son of Jeff and Heidi Doyle of Watertown; senior Caleb Gartner, son of Pastor Mark and Betsy Gartner of Watertown, who earned team honors both as a wide receiver and defensive back, and was named Lakeside MVP; junior offensive lineman Jacob Gronholz, son of Scott and Mary Gronholz of Lake Mills; and senior tight end Jacob Schneider, son of Scott and Laura Schneider of Lake Mills; and senior outside linebacker Zach Stoltenberg, son of Ronald Stoltenberg of Madison and Robyn Sheets of Marshall. Awarded second team all-conference spots were sophomore defensive end Andrew Graumann, son of Richard and Judith Graumann of Lake Mills; senior middle linebacker Keith Kube, son of Mark and Dawn Kube of Watertown; senior offensive lineman Nate Neumann, son of Doug and Joanne Neumann of Watertown; and senior running back Frank Welke, son of Joel and Jackie Welke of Watertown. Senior defensive back Jared Pfeifer, son of Terry and Jayne Pfeifer of Cambridge, received honorable mention all-conference.
Lakeside Lutheran football players receive all-conference honors (l-r, back row): Caleb Gartner (1st team offense, 1st team defense), Ben Ewings (1st team offense, 1st team defense), Tyler Doyle (1st team offense), Nate Neumann (2nd team offense). Front row, l-r: Jacob Gronholz (1st team offense), Jared Pfeifer (honorable mention defense), Zach Stoltenberg (1st team defense), Kyle Kube (2nd team defense). Not pictured is Drew Davis (1st team offense), Andrew Graumann (2nd team defense), Jacob Schneider (1st team offense) and Frank Welke (2nd team offense).
Lakeside Lutheran's boys soccer program saw four players awarded all-conference honors as the program also moved past first round playoffs for the first time in its young history. Sophomore midfielder Isaiah Gronholz, son of Jeff and Mary Gronholz of Watertown, earned first team all-conference and was named Lakeside's honorary captain. Junior forward Nathan Graumann, son of Bill and Becky Graumann of Fort Atkinson, and senior defender Nathan Zambo, son of Steve and Beth Zambo of Lake Mills, placed second team all-conference. Graumann was named MVP by Lakeside. Junior keeper Logan Wegner, son of Kevin and Julie Wegner of Madison, received honorable mention all-conference.
Lakeside Lutheran soccer players receive all-conference honors (l-r): Nathan Graumann (2nd team), Nathan Zambo (2nd team), Logan Wegner (honorable mention), Isaiah Gronholz (1st team)
In volleyball, five athletes joined Bruni in receiving conference honors. Senior setter Katelyn Genz, daughter of Gary and Joan Genz of Ixonia, made first team all-conference and was named Conference Player of the Year. Genz also set a new school record with 2,680 career set assists. Junior middle hitter Megan Ganser, daughter of Chris and Denise Ganser of Waterloo, also earned first team all-conference honors. Freshman hitter Samantha Anthon, daughter of Scott and Kimberly Anthon of Lake Mills, and senior right side hitter Alexia Lorenz, daughter of Jim & Linda Lorenz of DeForest, both were awarded second team all-conference honors; Lorenz received honorary captain title from Lakeside Lutheran. Senior outside hitter Emily Zastrow, daughter of James & Mary Zastrow of Oconomowoc, received honorable mention all-conference.
Lakeside Lutheran volleyball players receive all-conference honors (l-r): Megan Ganser (1st team), Kristy Bruni (1st team), Emily Zastrow (honorable mention), Katelyn Genz (1st team, Player of the Year), Alexia Lorenz (2nd team), Samantha Anthon (2nd team)
First Quarter Honor Roll is Announced
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Lakeside Lutheran High School
Quarter 1, 2011 Honor Roll
High Honors
Grade 9
Samantha Anthon, Lake Mills; Ryan Beyer, Watertown; Isaiah Butler, Ixonia; Mitchell Christianson, Janesville; Sydney Cody, Juneau; Michelle Draeger, Marshall; Madison Dumke, Fort Atkinson; Dalton Egli, Waterloo; Ai Fukushima, DeForest; Sydney Gronemeyer, Lake Mills; Moriah Hackbarth, Lake Mills; Kirkland Hill, Lake Mills; Samantha Huebner, Sun Prairie; Marcus Klein, Watertown; Alexandra Kohlstedt, Sun Prairie; Kiana Krszjzaniek, Madison; Megan Moll, Middleton; Connor Neumann, Watertown; Jordan Norenberg, Watertown; Emily Olson, Sun Prairie; Winter Petry, Sun Prairie; Adam Poyner, DeForest; Joshua Raabe, Janesville; Megan Rowoldt, Watertown; Carolyn Runke, Sun Prairie; Jennifer Schubkegel, Windsor; Rex Schultz, Lake Mills; Lisa Scott, Janesville; Matthew Struck, Lake Mills; Brandon Swenson, Beaver Dam; Marcus Turney, Watertown; Hannah Varney, Madison; Katelyn Wolf, Columbus; Chrystyan Woyak, Juneau
Grade 10
Benjamin Barnhart, Helenville; Cassandra Doering, Lake Mills; Jordan Gaal, Lake Mills; Eliza Griggs, Watertown; Sarah Hochmuth, Cross Plains; Amanda Kehl, Waterloo; David Luehring, Lake Mills; Mathias Mahnke, Sun Prairie; Maria Manteufel, Columbus; Elise Matthies, Lake Mills; Briana Modjeska, Cottage Grove; Mason Mortensen, Beaver Dam; Michaela Pagel, Helenville; Mallory Reimer, Madison; Kaitlyn Sage, Janesville; Mariah Schoenherr, Sun Prairie; Levi Schubkegel, Windsor; Elizabeth Schwartz, Janesville; Hannah Tracy, Lake Mills
Grade 11
Brianna Berkevich, Beaver Dam; Ethan Brockmann, Fort Atkinson; Ryan Broedlow, Helenville; Leah Fax, Sun Prairie; Rachel Glaeske, Sullivan; Sarah Hackbarth, Lake Mills; Charlotte Huebner, Sun Prairie; Victoria Janikowski, Fitchburg; Whitney Kulow, Lake Mills; Sarah Melcher, Johnson Creek; Sarah Peters, Fort Atkinson; Michaela Willitz, Fort Atkinson;
Grade 12
Reid Barnhart, Helenville; Rachel Behl, Watertown; Kyle Beth, Verona; Kayla Christianson, Janesville; Tyler Doyle, Watertown; Marisa Filter, Cambridge; Caleb Gartner, Watertown; Andrea Grunewald, Bettendorf, IA; Esther Hochmuth, Cross Plains; Hannah Holzhueter, Waterloo; Rachel Italiano, Oconomowoc; Kelsey Jannke, Watertown; Rachel Keller, Madison; Keith Kube, Watertown; KateLynn Kulow, Lake Mills; Emma Lipasti, Lake Mills; Alexia Lorenz, DeForest; Matthew Mortensen, Beaver Dam; Courtney Petersen, Madison; Kimberly Rehbaum, Watertown; Georgia Schleef, Watertown; Jacob Schneider, Jefferson; Lydia Schwecke, Lake Mills; Hannah Shiels, Jefferson; Kasey Struck, Lake Mills; Sierra Tackett, Lake Mills; Heidi Voigt, Lake Mills; Erich Wegenke, Sun Prairie; Hope Werre, Sun Prairie; Carly Wilke, Fort Atkinson
Honors
Grade 9
Daniel Borth, Watertown; Brandon Cichanofsky, Reeseville; Richard Condon, Watertown; Emily Ferch, Johnson Creek; Brandon Gleesing, Johnson Creek; Mikayla Haag, Beaver Dam; Ethan Harmel, Madison; Halle Hecker, Juneau; Jacob Klug, Juneau; James Lang III Lake Mills; Brandon Leis, Watertown; Macy Marcks, Lake Mills; Anna Naig, Waterloo; Rachel Nolte, Janesville; Matthew Olson, Sun Prairie; Nora Raube, Reeseville; Claire Schultz, Columbus; Samuel Schulz, Baraboo; Alyssa Sonntag, Janesville; Emiley Stade, Watertown; Blake Stroede, Windsor; Brandon Sweet, Watertown; Jacob Tietyen, Watertown; Brett Weiland, Columbus; Isaac Zimmerman, Watertown
Grade 10
Kimberly Azpeitia, Watertown; James Beeson III Lake Mills; Logan Birkholz, Watertown; Natalie Bubolz, Beaver Dam; Meriel Christian, Oconomowoc; Frank Coleman, Jefferson; Olivia DeNoyer, Sun Prairie; Courtney Dorn, Jefferson; Matthew Ebert, Watertown; Caitlin Ellis, Watertwon; Daniel Fisher, Madison; Isaiah Gronholz, Watertown; Bethany Grunewald, Bettendorf, IA; Abigail Holzhueter, Waterloo; Nicole Italiano, Oconomowoc; Spencer Jensen, Juneau; Caitlin Keller, Madison; Zachary Koch, Watertown; Melissa Koester, Waterloo; Gavin Loescher, Watertown; Ashley Marcks, Lake Mills; Hannah Mielke, Fort Atkinson; Jessica Miller, Whitewater; Troy Moench, Janesville; Ashley Mueller, Sun Prairie; Justin Nehls, Juneau; Olivia Scheiber, Watertown; Kameron Schmidt, Watertown; Michael Schoenfeld, Lake Mills; Tucker Schuett, Lake Mills; Andrew Schwartz, Oconomowoc; Sadie Starkey-Perschke, Jefferson; Larissa Stulken, Cottage Grove; Kristen Tetzlaff, Lake Mills; Luke Thiele, Oconomowoc; Micah Torgerson, Watertown; Brock Vredeveld, Waterloo; Jeffrey Weber, Sun Prairie; Chaunston Weisensel, Juneau; Jason Werre, Sun Prairie; Alex Zastrow, Watertown; Colleen Zastrow, Oconomowoc; Brenna Zuleger, Watertown
Grade 11
Nathan Bartels, Madison; Spencer Bemis, Cottage Grove; Jacob Borth, Watertown; Valerie Burnett, Fitchburg; Christopher Dimino, Madison; Nathan Graumann, Fort Atkinson; Jacob Gronholz, Lake Mills; Cherith Holzhueter, Waterloo; Alex Loroff, Lake Mills; Laine Luisier, Fort Atkinson; Jacob Marlega, Lake Mills; Collin McBride, Waterloo; Allison Neuberger, Lake Mills; Rachel Petersen, Lake Mills; Abby Reimer, Madison; Adam Riedel, Oconomowoc; Abigail Robbins, Watertown; Brandon Schilling, Watertown; Robert Schmidt, Janesville; Mikala Schmitz, Fort Atkinson; Daniel Schwartz, Watertown; Joseph Tackett, Lake Mills; Nathaniel Traver, Janesville; Logan Wegner, Madison
Grade 12
Kenneth Bachler, Watertown; Brienna Braunschweig, Watertown; Kristy Bruni, Juneau; Drew Davis, Lake Mills; Joshua Day, Watertown; Kelly Degner, Watertown; Benjamin Ewings, DeForest; Katelyn Genz, Ixonia; Josiah Hella, Watertown; Jae Hinstorff, Waterloo; Hope Jensen, Juneau; Jeffrey Klug, Jefferson; Stephanie Lillge, Watertown; Brooklynn Marti, Oconomowoc; Aaron Martin, Madison; Cayla Neu, Hustisford; Nathan Neumann, Watertown; Jessica Nickels, Watertown; Michala Nolte, Janesville; Audrey Oppermann, Jefferson; Ava Pechous, Whitewater; James Phelps, Stoughton; Lura Poyner, DeForest; Nicole Rickerman, Watertown; Cody Schultz, Watertown; Ashley Sonntag, Janesville; Kaitlyn Tietyen, Watertown; Mikaela Vomhof, Watertown; Michael Walsh, Helenville; Lacey Waters, Watertown; Travis Waters, Watertown; Camille Wiessinger, Sun Prairie; Nathan Zambo, Lake Mills; Emily Zastrow, Oconomowoc; Vince Ziegler, Middleton; Michael Zuehlke, Watertown
Commendables
Grade 9
Samuel Brumm, Watertown; Conor Buss, Watertown; Elizabeth Denzer, Madison; Timothy Dimino, Madison; David Marek, Iron Ridge; Alyxandra McGettigan, Beaver Dam; Jacob Nehls, Juneau; Timothy Pochowski, Lake Mills; Tristan Schuler, Watertown; Zachary Siren, Janesville; Kaeyla Uttech, Watertown; Nicholas Zank, Juneau
Grade 10
Nicholas Arndt, Columbus; Stephanie Buske, Watertown; Andrew Graumann, Lake Mills; Allen Grefsheim, Janesville; Breanna Hanefeld, Beaver Dam; Cheyenne Johnson, Lake Mills; Mariah Kuhl, Waterloo; Victoria Lober, Juneau; Benjamin McKenna, Lake Mills; Eric Musser, Waterloo; Andrew Natvig, Cottage Grove; Dylan Schultz, Waterloo; Samantha Schultz, Lake Mills; Samuel Schwartz, Watertown; Garrett Stocker, Oconomowoc; Amanda Williams, Beaver Dam; Gregory Zuehlke, Watertown
Grade 11
Megan Ganser, Waterloo; Benjamin Groonwald, Janesville; Rachel Hughes, Watertown; John Stratman, Beaver Dam; Kirsten Ulm, Watertown; Stuart Vanden Heuvel, Watertown
Grade 12
Janelle Adomeit, Waterloo; James Berg, Watertown; Felicia Bohn, Watertown; Colin Buss, Watertown; Emilie Kreilkamp, Watertown; Amanda Kumbier, Watertown; Timothy Mallow, Watertown; Ashley Maron, Watertown; Kyle Marti, Oconomowoc; Benjamin Ross, Sun Prairie; Tyler Stade, Watertown; Kelly Tetzlaff, Lake Mills; Molly Zulka, Waukesha
LAKESIDE LUTHERAN HONORS VETERANS
November 10, 2011
LAKE MILLS - Lakeside Lutheran High School hosted a special celebration to honor the nation’s veterans on Friday, November 4 that included a keynote speech from Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch.
Over 100 veterans from several branches of service spent the morning at Lakeside. The veterans represented decades of military service, from World War II to the conflicts and wars in Korea, Vietnam, Grenada, Beirut, Iraq and Afghanistan. After a breakfast and social time for veterans and their guests, Principal James Grasby greeted the veterans and introduced the keynote speaker. Wisconsin's Lieutenant Governor, Rebecca Kleefisch then spoke to those in attendance.
"Sometimes only force permits us to pursue peace," Kleefisch said. "When the U.S. is compelled to use her military might, I am glad that it has been you defending her. You have been guardians of freedom, and ambassadors of our great country."
A special Veterans Day Chapel Service that included the entire student assembly, faculty and staff followed the keynote speech.
Lieutenant Governor Kleefisch met WWII Army Purple Heart recipient Walter Bubolz from Montello at the Lakeside Lutheran High School Veterans Celebration morning on November 4.
Lakeside Lutheran High School hosted a celebration of service for over 100 veterans on November 4. As part of the event, Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch thanked the vets and their families for their sacrifices.
See Lakeside's Flickr photostream for more vets day photos
LAKESIDE LUTHERAN STUDENTS ELECT CLASS AND COUNCIL OFFICERS
November 8, 2011
LAKE MILLS –Lakeside Lutheran High School recently elected class officers and representatives for the 2011-12 school year.
Freshmen elected were, from left to right, Jacob Klug, Juneau, president; Sami Huebner, Sun Prairie, vice president; Halle Hecker, Juneau, representative; Emily Olson, Sun Prairie, representative; Chrystyan Woyak, Juneau, representative.
Sophomores elected were, from left to right, Andrew Schwartz, Oconomowoc, president; Liza Griggs, Watertown, vice president; Jordan Gaal, Lake Mills, representative; Bailey Kerr, Farmington, representative; Olivia Scheiber, Watertown, representative.
Junior class officers and representatives for the 2011-12 school year elected were, from left to right, Stuart Vanden Heuvel, Watertown, president; Leah Fax, Sun Prairie, vice president; Serena Coleman, Watertown, representative; Rachel Glaeske, Sullivan, representative; Sarah Melcher, Johnson Creek, representative.
Senior class officers and representatives for the 2011-12 school year elected were, from left to right, Grey Davis, Lake Mills, president; Nathan Zambo, Lake Mills, vice president; Kyle Beth, Verona, representative; Josiah Hella, Watertown, representative; Carly Wilke, Fort Atkinson, representative.
Student council officers from the senior class for the 2011-12 school year elected were, from left to right, Ben Ewings, DeForest, president; Marisa Filter, Cambridge, vice president; Emilie Kreilkamp, Watertown, treasurer; Heidi Voigt, Lake Mills, secretary.
ACT ANNOUNCES LAKESIDE LUTHERAN STUDENT SCORES
LAKE MILLS – ACT Research Services of Iowa City, Iowa, recently released the ACT scores of the members of the Class of 2011 of Lakeside Lutheran High School.
In all, 100 Lakeside students wrote this examination. Lakeside’s scores were 23.7 in English, 25.1 in Mathematics, 24.8 in Reading, and 23.7 in Science. These scores compare favorably with state ACT averages of 21.6, 22.1, 22.2, and 22.3, respectively. The composite score for Lakeside students writing this examination was 24.4.
Furthermore, 48% of Lakeside students who wrote the ACT last school year met all four standards for college readiness as determined by ACT. The national average for meeting these standards was 32%.
The ACT is a national college admission and placement examination that is used by more colleges than any other examination. Begun in 1959, more than 1.6 million students wrote the ACT last school year, including over 47,000 students in Wisconsin. 84 percent of 2011 Lakeside graduates took the ACT exam in their junior or senior years.
ACT ANNOUNCES LAKESIDE LUTHERAN STUDENT SCORES
LAKE MILLS – ACT Research Services of Iowa City, Iowa, recently released the ACT scores of the members of the Class of 2011 of Lakeside Lutheran High School.
In all, 100 Lakeside students wrote this examination. Lakeside’s scores were 23.7 in English, 25.1 in Mathematics, 24.8 in Reading, and 23.7 in Science. These scores compare favorably with state ACT averages of 21.6, 22.1, 22.2, and 22.3, respectively. The composite score for Lakeside students writing this examination was 24.4.
Furthermore, 48% of Lakeside students who wrote the ACT last school year met all four standards for college readiness as determined by ACT. The national average for meeting these standards was 32%.
The ACT is a national college admission and placement examination that is used by more colleges than any other examination. Begun in 1959, more than 1.6 million students wrote the ACT last school year, including over 47,000 students in Wisconsin. 84 percent of 2011 Lakeside graduates took the ACT exam in their junior or senior years.
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