Lakeside Middle School - Lance Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1966 volume:

W. L-a J I ill Lakeside Junior H igh School Fort Wayne, Indiana Volume VII LANCE 1966 Principal Oversees School Day Being principal of a great school like Lakeside isn ' t the easiest of jobs, but Mr. Jackson enjoys his job. He starts each morning with announcements of school games, activities, and accomplishments, as well as upcoming events. Attend- ing board and faculty meetings, various conferences, and P.T.A. meetings are also a part of his job. In his busy day he works con- tinually for the improvement of Lakeside and education as a whole. However, Mr. Jackson can always find time and is always in- terested in talking with students or faculty members. Mr. Jackson is as proud to be principal of Lakeside as we are to have him as our principal. 1373396 Mr. Wittmer, our staff assistant, has a busy day assisting the students and faculty. As our guidance counselor, he helps students with their prob- lems. He also pre- sides over assemblies and supervises the cafeteria at noon. One of his favorite duties is advising the Student Council, whose officers are pictured here with hini. Aided by Staff Assistant Mrs. Pelz has joined Mrs. Messersehmidt in our office this year. Both secretaries aid Mr. Jackson, Mr. Wittmer, the students, and the teachers. Miss Bourff finds her new job, being the girls ' student counselor, quite interesting. It brings her closer to the girls of Lakeside and their problems and requests. MR. CHARLES ADAMS Phys. Ed. Coach 1,1 MR. CARL ANDERSON Biology Health Safety MR. DALE BARRETT Industrial Arts x S i ■ f 2 f MISS BARBARA BRUDI English Spanish MRS. MARGARET CAPIN Study Hall Attendance MISS SANDRA DRAGOO English Able Faculty Aids Students MR. PAl T L FEASER Science o MISS OLEETA FRENCH MR. NICK KARANOVICH Home Ec. Biology English Orientation Health Safety C MISS BARBARA BOURFF Developmental Reading Guidance MR. JERRY ECKART Home Arts Science MR. DAN KAUFMAN English Phys. Ed. Coach ..-m MR. GEORGE KOEGEL English French MR. CHARLES LAURIE MRS. MARY RUTH MILTON Math Art Coach MISS IVA MINTZER Math MR. DON NULL Science MISS MARJORIE OSBORN English Social Studies MRS. JILL RINNE Developmental Reading MR. AL SCHMUTZ Vocal Music [R. MARSHALL SCHOEFF MR. RAYMOND SCHOTT Science English Health Safety Latin Coach MRS. FRANCES STEIN English Dev. Language Publications MRS. MILDRED STOVER Math MR. TOM SCHUCKEL Social Studies MRS. BONNIE STUELPE Librarian MR. RICHARD SEEGER Instrumental Music fm MR. JAMES TAYLOR English Dev. Language Coach MR. RICHARD TROTT Algebra Geometry Coach MR. ROBERT VACHON Math MRS. KAREN WAKLEY Phys. Ed. NOT PICTURED: MR. WALTER WOLF Social Studies MRS. VESTA ANDERSON MISS MARIE JOHNSTON Phvs. Ed. Social Studies Cafeteria It is the purpose of the lunch program to provide nourishing food and a bal- anced diet. Waiting to serve the hungry students are : BACK ROW: Eleanor Till, Hazel Hartley, JoAnn Exner, Dorothy Booth, Le- nora Block; FRONT ROW: Kathyleen LeFevre, Juanita Berryhill, Pat McNeal, and Juanita Hicks. Staff Takes Care of School, Students Custodians We at Lakeside are proud of the spic and span appear- ance of our halls and class- rooms. Mrs. Ethel Dellinger, our matron, and, STAND- ING: Clyde Hamrick, Jud Muter; SEATED: Carl Bry- ant, and Ray Deal, our cus- todians, keep the school looking shiny and bright. Cwc Ww I0 6 =? i fcg  i mflnrni Hans ' ) Most Likely to Succeed Bob Bossard and Dorothy Hastings use their time and energy well as they strive for success. Most Engaging Personalities The engaging personalities of Bill Wehrenburg and Millie Moser win them many friends, both students and teachers. Who ' s Who for 1966 Most Perfect Lady and Gentlemen Bob Bossard exhibits his gentleman- ly traits as he opens the door for ladylike Jonquil Haverstock. Friendliest Students A conversation by phone or in person illustrates the friendliness and warmth of Bill Wehrenburg and Sue Shoup. Class Officers The ninth grade class officers, elected in October, led their class- mates to an active and successful year. They are Karen Scheele, treasurer; Amy Fremion, vice- president ; Bill Wehrenburg, pres- ident; and Sue Shoup, secretary. Ninth Grade: a Memorable Year Gary Ainslie John Albright Linda Allen Vickie Altevogt Neil Anderson Paula Anderson Patty Antonides Mary Armstrong Debby Ashby Sue Augsburger Kathy Ball Jeff Banks Doug Barclay Scott Barkley Linda Barto Bob Batchelder Nancy Bauer David Bauerle Sharon Bearss Bob Beaver WkrtMJ In Scholarship Terry Bedsworth Larry Bennett Bruce Bickham Tom Blakley Pam Bock Bree Borders Bob Bossard Dianna Bowers Debra Bowman Kay Braden Audrey Bright Betty Brown Bill Brown Pam Brown Steve Brown Pam Bufkin Terry Bumgardner Linda Burtzner Kirk Butler Linda But Tom Cole James Comment Tami Conn Sue Cook Bonnie Coolman Bill Cope Roger Correa Mike Crider Karen Crowe Martha Croxton Janice Crozier Marge Cunningham Linda Curie Larry Dague Debby Davis Phyllis Davis Patrick Deady Debra Dennis Dave Disler Alan Dixon In Athletics Michael Dyer Bruce Earnest Debbie Edwards Leonard Ellenwood Vianna Ember Gale Fansler Richard Farlow Randy Fish Tom Fleck Darcie Foltz Jim Foote Barb Foster Sue Francis Amy Fremion Randy Fry Rick Furniss Joyce Gaby Paul Gaff Daniel Gerdom Douglas Giffen F f f P T 7 - -, ' ' T w In Activities Kim Gray Tim Greeno Denny Grosenbacher Martha Haines John Hanauer Sharon Hannie Daryl Hansen David Hansen Marsha Harsch Dorothy Hastings V ' , ' -4 N V liK Infeil Jonquil Haverstock David Hayes Sharon Heemsoth Betsy Hein Linda Hetrick Sandra Hetrick Larry Hickman Doug Hill Bill Hogestyn Mary Holman Thomas Houck Steve Howenstine Jim Huber Doris Huston Frank Insco Linda Irving Joseph Jernigan Joyce Jernigan James Jordan Karen Kendig Frank Kidd Susan Kinne Scott Kissinger Lewis Kitzmiller Annette Knepper Jannette Knepper Melanie Krieg David Kruel Hank Kulesza Paul Lambert In Responsibility v j ■ £4ftTJfc Barbara Lazoff Marcia Lazoff Jack Lesh Nancy Linn Tom Longsworth Barbara Lotter Robert Luke Terri Macy Christine Malich Paul Markey Jeff McComas Susy McDermott Steve McDowell Sherry McMahan William McMahan Barbara Melvin Steve Meyer John Mildred Bob Miller Jean Miller Linda Miller Yield Miller Cynthia Mink Gary Moore Katie Morris Millie Moser Steve Myers Larry Nelson Judy Nomina Dave Norden Diane Nordyke Brian Norris Betsy- Olofson Chris Pape Doug Parker Gary Parkerson Barbara Patten Joy Peirce Anita Petty Lonna Pickett Becky- Pieper William Pierce Carte Ouancc Anne Ramsey Neal iamsey Phil Reifenrath Larry Reimund Brend a Rhodes Gerry- Rich Mark Richards In Service ■rat iV 8 ' A. n n V Connie Roach Bruce Robinson Mike Rogge Donna Roller Vickie Roller Gary Romine Walter Roose Susan Ross Arlene Rowold Stan Ruf In Spirit r p X J V 7, Cindy Ruoff Scott Russ Stephen Rust Linda Schaffer Karen Scheele Patsy Schmid Jerry Schneider Beckie Schroeder Rick Schwab Bill Scofield David Scribner Rick Seeger Leslie Sells Bob Shaffer Pat Sheets Sue Shoup Sandra Shuler Alan Shupe Carol Sicklesteel Linda Sieling «? . In Leadership f 4 f | j Jim Simerman Claudia Smith Clifford Smith Diane Smith Robin Smith Terri Smith Jeri Snowball Mike Spencer Kay Sprunger Al Staszak Greg Stemen Bruce Stephenson Joyce Stimmel Penny Stonebraker Jackie Stoy Tim Strong Vernon Sutter John Swander Joy Swogger Jean Tennant Richard Thiel Donald Thompson John Thompson Chris Thornhill Ken Till Dan Troxel Jack Urhausen Jane Urschel Cathy Veasey Debby Waechter Stephanie Waechter Alva Waggoner Mike Wagner Doug Walker JoAnne Walker Cindy Warnick Eve Wasson Dan Wehrenberg William Wehrenberg Deborah Weiler In Fun Mary Wert Linda Westerhausen Dan White Dave White Betsy Wilson Jerry Windsor Lois Winquist Jamie Wise Debby Wojciechowski Barb Woody Susan Zich Mike Zumbrun Class Officers The eighth grade elected four efficient officers to represent them in many ways, including attending Student Council meetings and planning a class party. The officers are Holly Shook, secretary; Pam Mertz, treas- urer; Mike Kipling, vice-president; and Doug Brown, president. Eighth Grade: A Year of Growth f5© .•■;•- Mfo Mike Abele Libby Adams Ken Ahlersmeyer Richard Alford Debbie Amburn Karen Andrews Ron Arnett Gary Arnold Sally Arnold Lynne Ashe Kenny Atteberry Jim Baldwin Lonnie Bartlett Eugene Bauer Tom Baughman Carl Baumgardner Dave Beard Jim Benecke Gary Bennett Roberta Benton Jay Bevington Danny Biesiada Kay Bilger Bonnie Bimer Marianne Blue Gary Bly Linda Boiler Debbie Bolyard Daniel Bowman Jon Bragalone Brenda Brand Patty Bright Bill Brown Doug Brown Randy Brown Rick Brown Tom Brown Susan Bruner Richard Burd Brenda Burkholder Wayne Butler JoEllen Carpenter Lance Carpenter Donna Case Kim Casler Mary Chandler Rob Chappuis Gary Clark Jackie Clark Karen Collar Eddie Collins John Comer Joe Comment Eric Converse Doug Cook Peggy Cope Janet Cottrill Clayton Crum Cathy Criswell Cynthia Culbertson Carol Cummins Denis Curler Darilyn Dickelman Betty Dodd Arlene Doughty John Drew Kirby Ehler Paul Elrod Laura Ely Jerri Etchason Eddie Ezzelle Patrick Falvy Ronald Farlow Vicki Faulkner Cheri Ferguson Joan Figel Bill Fox Bobby Freeman Joe Fremion Dallas Frye John Fyock Eric Garman Mike Garr Gregg Garvin Carol Gaskill David Gerdom Debby Gething Nancy Geyer Jim Givens Ann Goldsmith Debra Graft  fi k w mil --.- t.V- Vi1 kJbM t i? ' E j Bvj Jpi4 Jerry Gray John Gray Barbara Greene Fred Griffith John Gruse Harold Hammons Connie Hanauer Mike Harness Becky Harris Dave Hatch Pamela Haver Linda Headford John Hendrickson Robert Hensley Dave Hiffernan Calvin Higdon Barry Hill Alan Hines Gary Hirschey Jim Hoppel Ted Home Ron Houser Ginger Huett Philip Hughes Karen Hyatt Steve Inscoe Linda Jackson Kathy Jellison Sue Johnston Ruth Johnstone Bill Junk Candy Kamphues Marsha Keesler Bruce Keever Mark Kidd Mike Kipling Joy Kitzmiller Jerri Kline William Kline Dona Koch Steve Krause Sandra Lacoax Karen Laier Barry Latham Bob Lindsay Tim Lockwood Judy Lotter David Luke Cleve Lunsford Sharon Lynch Cynthia MacDonald Kevin Malcolm Carol Maley Ted Maloley Janet Markey Ken Martz John Klaus Marcia McClure Linda McCoskey Dean Melchi Pam Mertz Jenne Miller Darlene Mills Jim Miser Linda Moore Jennifer Morter Steve Mossburg Mike Mudrack Linda Nelson Reid Nelson Eileen Nesbitt Eric Nevogt Janet Nil] Kevan O ' Rourke Joe Pape Debbie Parker Gary Parkins Mike Parrish Janet Pearson Craig Pelz Peter Percival Cappi Phillips John Pliett Sherry Polios Cathy Preston Chris Ray Dave Reavis Gay Redwanski Debbie Richard Nancy Roberts Beth Ann Robnolte Sharon Robotham Jackie Rodgers Barbara Ross William Rust Nancy Schellenbach Gregg Schmidt Cassandra Schoenlein Julie Schubert Thomas Scribner Nevin Seeger Larrie Seskin David Shaheen Bill Sharp Dave Sharp Greg Shideler Holly Shook Larry Simpson Jackie Slagle Amy Smith Duke Smith Terry Smith Sharon Snyder Jim Stedman Mark Steiner Ron Stimmel Teresa Stummer Regina Taber Debi Taylor Mike Thurber Aimee Tigges Mike Tulley Sue Upton Stan Verhaegen Gary Voirol Becky Walker Freddie Walker Michael Weaver Al Wermuth Sandy Westerhausen Mark White Kathy Whiteman Freda Whittecar Laurie Wiley Annette Winzeler Suzanne Wire Nancy Wise Elaine Wolever Anthony Wolf John Woodward Tim Worley Laurel Vingst f-p- €|p -£Q St. Nick ' s A-Go-Go, the all school party, provided plenty of entertainment with dancing in the cafetorium and games in the gym. Class Officers The seventh grade held elections for class officers in December so the new- comers to Lakeside would have a chance to get to know each other first. The officers chosen were Sue Braun- lin, secretary; Linda Stedman, treas- urer; Tim Cooper, president; and Kent Bethay, vice-president. Seventh Grade: A Year of Beginnings IL. ffil .Hfe ' P!M RH ft C Oi Jan Ahlersmeyer Trudy Albaugh Lindsey Alberts Rick Allisbaugh Karen Anderson Denise Antoine John Antonides Pamela Arnold Wanda Ashby Laura Ashe Vicki Aughinbaugh Lorrie Auman Elizabeth Baldwin Howard Balkenbusch Patty Barkley Dan Baron Sam Bartlett Dan Barto Dennis Batchelder Carol Bauer Patsy Beard Greg Bennett Kent Bethay William Bickham Roger Blakley Thomas Blood Terry Blough Jeff Blue Judy Bolin David Boshart David Bossard Richard Bowlin Betty Boxley David Brackmann Jenny Brady Fit $r t r- .- ' 9£fi S Gary Brantley Sue Ellen Braunlin Sue Brickman Gayle Brinker Ron Brown Jef f Bryant Jeri Bumgardner Jerry Butler Donald Byerly James Caley Randy Carboni Scott Carmer Patty Casey Sandra Cattin Kenneth Chivington Craig Christman William Clark Linda Clemons Sarah Colpitts Tim Cooper Dick Coslow Danny Crozier David Crozier Donald Culver Laura Cummins Martin Curdes Susan Dager Vickie Dague Robby Davis Jean Deady Mike DeBruler Marilyn Derr Sarah Dick Shirley Dodd Gary Drew Becky Dreyer Sheeri Duckworth Stanley Duckworth Caryn Dunbar Diana Dunn Diona Dunn Elizabeth Ebel Kathleen Eberhardt Linda Egolf Linda Eloph Susan Emmons Mike Erler Pat Erwin Pam Essex Rosemary Fahlsing Gary Feldheiser Rhea Felger Edith Firestine Bobby Fisher Joann Foote Craig Fosnaugh Kathy Fry Dianna Furniss Gary Garman Debby Garr Kathy Gatton Dan Gebhart Harold George Denise Gephart Tom Geyer Tina Gildea Christy Gillie David Gingrich Michael Goodwin Brian Gore Pam Graft Rodney Graham Odest Gresham Margaret Guethe Susan Gurevsky Brad Hall William Hallford Cathy Hamrick Patsy Hanauer Denise Hansen Dennis Hansen Tim Haven Randy Hayes Tom Hazelett Phyllis Heffley Mark Heuer Debby Hickman Tom Hileman Kenneth Hill Greg Hinton Don Hogestyn Dennis Holliday Mary Anne Holub Jeff Irving Mary Jahn Michael Jehl Bill Jenkins Barbara Johnson Bethshan Johnson Chad Johnson Ross Johnson Jeff Kemp Sandra Kendig Waneta Kiefer Tamara Kiger Peggy Kinder Lana King Robert Klug Pamela Knispel Fred Koehlinger Dean Koontz David Kowalczyk Ilk. ■M .v ::, ' - - r MT :: j Keneta Krause Claudia Lament Kirk Langas Brian Langmeyer Dennis Lapp Mark Lauer Mar ' Ledbetter Pam Leland Jackie Levin Bobby Luce David Lutter Tina MacDonald Kevin Macy Chris Mahlan Cathy Malich Dave Maloley Naf Maloley Catherine Manning Carole Masloob Mary Mauller Michele McGann Joe McLin Dave McPherson Richard Meek Terry Mensch Tom Mensch Greg Mertz David Metzger Jane Mildred Jim Miller Pamela Miller Nancy Misselhorn Kim Morey Jan Morkoetter John Morton Debby Mudrack Barbara Myers Steve Myers Michael Nickolson Penny Niles Debbie Nycum Patrick O ' Brien Larry Ortega Dennis Parker Julie Peters Jim Pettit Janet Pfeiffer Irene Pietras Ann Pletcher Mitchell Polios Arthur Pontius Steve Powe Rae Powell Dan Rapp Danny Ray Steve Redding Rendell Reed Cheryl Renn Carolyn Reppert Mike Rich Russell Roach Carol Robinson Bruce Rogers Robin Rogers Bonnie Roller Nancy Rupp Carla Salyer Scott Sargeant Cynthia Sarrazin Betsy Schaefer Glenda Schaefer Pamela Schinbeckler Chris Schmoe Bill Schneider Tom Schwyn Suzie Scott Norm Seamon Stuart Shafer Deborah Shaffer Mary Sheak Dianna Shearer Connie Shoup Richard Shupe Donna Sicklesteel Glen Sims David Skinker Jody Snyder Patty Stimmel Richard Stoker Nicholas Stoy Karen Sweet Lisa Switzer Charlene Tanner Janet Thacker Jamie Tomlinson Lee Tomlinson Teresa Tulley Richard Tuttle Susan Uebelhoer Cheri Urbine Michele Waechter Cindy Wallace Jim Walters Janice Warnick Jane Wasson Neil Wayer Mark Weaver Deborah Webster Suzanne Wehrenberg Dick Weller Suzie Weller John Wiles Robert Wilson Dennis Wolford John Wood Kim Worthen Steve Yahn Tami Zahn Lakesiders Enjoy a Varied Day Assemblies Assemblies of many kinds are a frequent part of the Lakeside school day. These may be pep ses- sions, holiday programs, or guid- ance assemblies. Here the seventh grade is meeting during home- room to nominate class officers. Art Ever) ' student at Lakeside has an opportunity to develop his creative abilities in Mrs. Mil- ton ' s art class. Here students can study art and learn to appreciate it, besides enhanc- ins; their own artistic skills. Home Arts Every seventh grader en- rolled at Lakeside profits from taking Home Arts. Here the students learn the basic repairs needed for various home fixtures by helping to make and study models of these things. They also discuss topics pertaining to the general care of a home. Home Economics Home Economics is re- quired for every eighth grade girl. A few ninth grade girls also benefit from this class. These students learn the basic skills of homemaking. As shown in this picture, they have panel discus- sions on such topics as good grooming, nutri- tion, cooking, and sew- ing. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts is taught to all eighth grade boys and some ninth grade boys. In this class students learn the basic use and knowledge of tools. Working with a varied assortment of materials, includ- ing plastics, woods, metals, and electric- ity, each student makes and turns in different projects throughout the year. French Sixteen ninth grade students are taking French this year with Mr. Koegel. It is impor- tant to practice French daily in order to know the right pronunciation and accent of words. Language Studies Spanish If you hear odd sounds com- ing from room 105, don ' t be surprised if it ' s Miss Brudi ' s Spanish class. This picture il- lustrates the oral work done, which is a necessity for Span- ish. _ V EJ2E5« i imxtco. j__ ■ ' JjHWB 5 vBBj Jr 1k AW i — M. 1 ( __ 4 ■P P 3H «3 Afcw ? illS S JD Language Arts All junior high students take Language Arts each year. Miss Dragoo teaches an experi- mental program to seventh and eighth graders. They read several novels, basing their study of grammar and writing on these novels. Involve Everyone Dev. Language Besides Language Arts, eighth grade students take Developmental Language for one semester. In this class time is spent on writing and giving speeches. Grammar is not emphasized, but it is important in writing and speaking. Dev. Reading Seventh graders all take Developmental Reading. Students concentrate on individual work to improve their understanding and speed in reading, with the help of Mrs. Rinne. They also learn to use the brary to help Social Studies History and geography capture the attention of social studies classes. Sev- enth graders study Indi- ana history and world geography for one semes- ter each. In the eighth grade the focus is on the history of the United States from the colonies to the present. Lancers Advance in Knowledge Science General Science is required for all seventh and eighth graders. Some ninth grade students choose to continue their study of Gen- eral Science instead of taking Biology. These classes include such topics as electricity, geology, as- tronomy, energy, and some chem- istry. Biology Biology is a ninth grade elective taught by Mr. Anderson and Mr. Karanovich. In these classes stu- dents explore the mysteries of plant and animal life. The work includes making an insect collec- tion, a leaf collection, and a sci- ence project. Algebra In four algebra classes this year students study methods to use in solving equations and story prob- lems. Mr. Trott says, Algebra is easy, algebra is fun! to all fu- ture algebra students. WM MBSKBHBB SSUKM General Math Mathematics is a rapidly chang- ing field, and Lakeside students are being prepared for these changes. Many seventh and eighth graders are involved with the in- tricacies of the new math. Many ninth graders, too, study general math, where the emphasis is on fundamentals of mathematics. Miss Mintzer, Mrs. Stover, Mr. Laurie, and Mr. Vachon are the general math teachers. Geometry Mr. Trott instructs fourteen ninth grade students in geometry. They study various figures and theories and learn to do geometric proofs. Since geometry will no longer be taught in the ninth grade, this is the last geometry class that Lakeside will have. Library The library is filled with books for reference and recreational reading alike. There are many different sets of encyclopedia, the vertical file, and other reference works. There are shelves of great reading books and a card catalogue to help us find them. Back issues of magazines are saved and can be used for reference. Mrs. Stuelpe is completing her first year as Lakeside ' s librarian. Library, Study Hall Offer Thinking Time Study Hall Almost all ninth graders have study hall, a period set aside during the day for doing homework. The study halls are supervised by Mrs. Capin. 1378396 Our 1965-1966 Student Council worked more efficiently for the betterment of the school by dividing itself into four committees — School Spirit. Cultural Arts, Student Affairs, and Attitude Toward School. Student Council Aids in Governing Student Council representatives are: Penny Shearer, Claudia Lament, Tim Cooper, Sue Braunlin, Beth Shan John- son, Sandra Kendig, Sarah Dick, Bill Bickham, Bill Hallford, Mike Kipling, Aimee Tigges, Anthony Wolf, Sandy Westerhausen, Douglas Brown, Jim Benecke, Bruce Keever, Joel Fremion, Jamie Wise, Jack Lesh, Doug Hill, John Albright, Scott Kissinger, Gary Parkerson, Dan White, Millie Moser, and Dan Gerdom. Council Officers Student Council officers for the 1965- 66 school year are Gary Parkerson, president; Scott Kissinger, vice-presi- dent; Jamie Wise, secretary; and Millie Moser, treasurer. Mr. Wittmer is the Council advisor. Lakeside Staff Our monthly newspaper, The Lakcsidcr, is put out by a group of interested students. The students, supervised by Mrs. Stein, willingly devote much time after school to publish this fine paper. Students Produce Newspaper and Yearbook Lance Staff Our Lance staff has worked busily and earnestly to turn out the best yearbook possible for 1966. The staff members dedicated much of their after- school time to the yearbook to make it exciting for the students. Library Club Ever ' Monday during the activity period, the Library Club meets to learn more about how the library is run. These people are trained to assist in the library dur- ing the school day. When they have learned the procedures, they take over in check- ing out books, shelving books, and reading shelves. Typing Club When you hear pecking sounds in room 100 on Tuesday afternoon, you know it is the Typing Club. These students learn the fundamentals of typing. They begin by learning the home row, and then go on to the rest of the keyboard. This club is under the direction of Mr. Vachon. Latin Club The Latin Club, unlike the other language clubs, is for Latin students who wish to continue their study of the Latin lan- guage outside of class. The club, sponsored by Mr. Schott, meets on Thursday afternoons. French Club The members of the French club have learned to sing songs and to carry on some conversation, using their new French vocabulary. The club is sponsored by Mr. Koegel and meets on Tuesdays. Spanish Club The Spanish Club, spon- sored by Miss Brudi. meets every Thursday. The club members have learned enough Spanish to carry on a little con- versation. Among other things, they ' ve learned to say their names and where they live, and have learned to count. fk m i 1 1 i 1 ll a - - t : -- ' f ir Shop Club Members of the Shop Club make things out of wood and other materials. They also learn how to use the machinery and the safety rules involved with using it. Mr. Barrett is the Club sponsor. Home Economics Club The fundamentals of cooking, good grooming, and sewing are topics of discussion in Miss French ' s Home Economics Club, open to eighth and ninth grade girls. Knitting Club The Knitting Club is spon- sored by Miss Mintzer. Here the girls learn the fun- damentals of knitting and make various articles of clothing. The club meets every Tuesday. World Friendship Club The World Friendship Through Crafts Club is sponsored by Miss Osborn. Members make art objects and write to penpals all over the world. The club is open to all stu- dents. Art Club Many students who like to create beautiful things join the Art Club, sponsored by Mrs. Milton. Club members have an opportunity to draw, paint, and sculpt. Finished projects are sometimes displayed outside the art room. Clubs Fulfill Variety of Interests Model Building Club In the Model Building Club the members make their own models. They bring them to school, and Mr. Null, the sponsor of the club, helps them. Finished models are put in Mr. Null ' s display case. Speech Club Miss BourfTs Speech Club is open to all Lakesiders. Members of this club gain ex- perience in speech and earn points toward an award. They plan and present pro- grams at weekly meetings, and they give plays for the entire school at assemblies. Lancers Serve School. Booster Club Members of the Booster Club serve the school in many ways. They sell tickets and refresh- ments at home games to raise money for the athletic fund and the music department. They sell bus passes and lunch tickets before school. This year the club also sold Lan- cer key chains as a fund rais- ing project. The club is spon- sored by Mr. Trott. Audio- Visual Club The main duty of the Audio- Visual Club is to assist the teach- ers. The boys keep the audio-visual equipment in top shape and keep track of it. The ninth grade boys train the eighth grade boys iri January so they can take over the following; fall. Develop New Interests Mathematical Design Club The members of the Mathematical Design Club make and study various geometric figures. The club, which is open to all students, is directed by Mrs. Stover. - . uuxj- —- Dance Band Members of the Concert Band who want more experience in playing their instru- ments may join the Dance Band, which meets after school on Mondays. Lakesiders Develop Music Talents Concert Band The Concert Band is composed of about 60 eighth and ninth grade students. Mr. Seeger directs them as they play at assemblies and ninth grade basketball games. Concert Orchestra The Concert Orchestra, conducted by Mr. See- ger, has about 65 members. They are mostly ninth graders, with a few exceptional seventh and eighth graders. Many of the students play string instruments, while others play woodwinds or brass. in Four Instrumental Groups Cadet Band The Cadet Band is a training band for seventh and eighth graders. This group plays for eisrhth srrade arames. Singing Lancers Each Wednesday afternoon the Singing Lancers, directed by Mr. Schmutz, rehearse to make the best music programs possible. This year the Singing Lancers performed in several concerts, and in the spring they traveled to Wabash and competed in a music contest. Vocal Talents Flourish Also Seventh Grade Glee Club Members of the seventh grade Glee Club re- hearse once each week to prepare for Sing- ing Lancers in the eighth and ninth grades. Mr. Schmutz is the director of this choir also. Gym Workers Student helpers work in the gym cage to help distribute and care for supplies. Students Assist Staff Bicycle Patrol Several ninth grade boys serve on the Bicycle Patrol, which supervises bicycle traffic in the parking lot. These boys also come to school to direct parking the nights of PTA meetings. Office Workers Six girls work in the office, one each peri- od. These girls run errands and assist the secretaries in many ways. Girls ' Intramurals After school on Tuesdays and Wednesdays girls tivity. The girls play soccer, kickball, softball, rush to the gym to demonstrate their athletic basketball, and volleyball, and also learn new skills and learn new ones in Girls ' Intramurals. tumbling stunts. Mrs. Rinne and Mrs. Wakley sponsor this ac- Intramurals Provide Outlet for Energy Boys ' Intramurals There is a wide variety of sports offered in Boys ' Intramurals. Among other things, the partici- pants play flag football, basketball, volleyball. and softball. The sponsors of this program are Mr. Adams, Mr. Schoeff, and Mr. Kaufman. In- tramurals are held on Mondays and Fridays. SPORTS t Sr«  « Varsity Team The Lancers worked hard and had a successful year, although the record was somewhat disappointing. The team members are: BACK ROW: Mr. Adams, coach, Jeff Banks, Jack Lesh, Bree Borders, Bill Mc- Mann, Bill Brown, Bob Bossard, Jack Urhausen; Mr. Taylor, coach. SECOND ROW: Larry Bennett, Tom Longsworth, Bob Shaffer, Terry Bedsworth, Bill Hogestyn, Bill Pierce, Ken Till, Dan White; FRONT ROW: Doug Cook (student manager), Alva Wag- goner, Scott Kissinger, Leonard Ellenwood, Steve Meyers, Hank Kulesza, Mike Dyer, Gary Parkerson, and Dave White. Teams Had Successful Year Reserve Team Members of the reserve football team are: BACK ROW: Mr. Schoeff, coach, Eric Garman, Bruce Keever, Ron Arnett, Mike Kipling, John Woodward, Steve Mossburg, Tony Wolfe, Mr. Adams, coach; FRONT ROW: Jim Givens, Dean Melchi. Jim Benecke, Pat Falvy, Joe Fremion, Mike Weaver, Tom Baughman, and Rob Chappuis. Seventh Grade Seventh grade team mem- bers are: BACK ROW: Scott Sargeant, Russell Roach, Richard Meek, Pat O ' Brien, Skip Balkenbush, Dennis Wolford, Greg Bennett, Robby Davis, Greg Hinton, Steve Myers; SECOND ROW: Neil Wayer, Kevin Macy, Jim Caley, Mark Weaver, Pat Ervvin, Steve Powe, Don Hogestyn, Nick Stoy, John Wood, Dennis Parker; FRONT ROW: Dick Coslow, Rick Allis- baugh, Bill Hallford, Don Byerly, Mike Rich, Greg Mertz, Steven Redding, and Jeff Irving. Varsity Basketball Under the capable guidance of Coach Marshall Schoeff, the Lancers had a rewarding basketball season. Members of the team were: BACK ROW: Mr. Schoeff, Bill Wehrenburg, Dave Bauerle, Dan White, John Thomp- Reserve Basketball son, Terry Bedsworth, Bob Bossard, Gary Parkerson, Doug Parker, student manager; FRONT ROW: Larry Bennett, Dave Norden, Scott Kissinger, Frank Kidd, Ken Till, Dave White, and Don Thompson. Eighth grade boys playing on the reserve team were: BACK ROW: Doug Cook, manager, Tony Wolf, Mike Kipling, Ron Arnett, Doug Brown, Peter Percival, Tim Lockwood, John Woodward, Bruce Keever, Spark Wer- muth; FROXT ROW: Rob Chappuis, Dean Melchi, Mark White, Joe Fremion, Mark Kidd, Jim Benecke, Reid Nelson, David Shaheen, and Tom Baughman. Seventh Grade Basketball Members of the seventh grade basketball team were: BACK ROW: Mr. Taylor, coach, Dave McPherson, Mark Weaver, Dan Gebhart, David Bossard, Russell Roach, David Metzger, Robert Klug, Mr. Laurie, Coach; FRONT ROW: Jeff Irving, Don Byerly, Bruce Rogers, Kevin Macy, Mike Rich, Tom Mensch, Greg Mertz, and Dick Coslow. Basketball, Wrestling Draw Boys Wrestling This year Mr. Taylor started a new activity, wrestling. The boys met after school for several weeks and finished in March with a tournament. This group included all three grades and met a great response from the boys. Ninth Grade Track Participating in ninth grade track were: BACK ROW: Mr. Kaufman, coach, Bob Bossard, Jim Foote, Bill Brown, Bill McMahon, Bob Miller, Terry Bedsworth. Alan Dixon, Mr. Adams, coach; MIDDLE ROW: Bruce Robinson, Scott Kissinger, Gary Parkerson. Ken Till, Leonard Ellenwood, Kurt Butler, Doug Hill, Tom Blakley; FRONT ROW: Doug Parker, student manager. Bill Wehrenburg, Dave White, Hank Kulesza, Al Shupe, Don Thomp- son, and John Albright. Lakeside ' s Runners Bring Home Honors Eighth Grade Track Lakeside ' s eighth grade track team included: BACK ROW: Mr. Kaufman, coach, Bruce Keever, Mike Kipling, Tim Lockwood, Doug Brown, John Wood- ward, Ron Arnett, Steve Mossburg, Joe Fremion, Mr. Adams, coach; SECOND ROW: Mark Kidd, Pat Falvy, Bill Junk, Tony Wolf, Gary Clark, Spark Wermuth, John Gray, Jim Miser: FRONT ROW: Jim Givens, Jim Benecke, Reid Nelson, David Shaheen, Dean Melchi, and Dan Bowman. Cross Country The Lakeside Cross Country team is fast becoming the most-feared squad in Fort Wayne. These fleet-footed young men are: BACK ROW: Bill Wehrenburg, Bob Beaver, Tom Biaz- zo, Frank Kidd; FRONT ROW: Rick Seeger, Kurt Butler, Al Shupe, and Tom Blakely. Coached by Mr. Trott, they burned up courses all over the city and captured the city championship. Cheerleaders Encourage Spirit Varsity Cheerleaders These five freshman cheerleaders led support for the varsity teams this year. They are Katie Morris, Jamie Wise, Karen Kendig, Amy Fremion, and Millie Moser. The girls directed cheers at many games and several pep sessions. Ml 1 ' ' B m liH ' A ' JJBi VJ f.1  v — u S V w ffi y$ L •? . 1 1 Reserve Cheerleaders Ruth Johnstone, Pam Mertz, Nancy Wise, Sandy Westerhausen, and Judy Lotter were the reserve cheerleaders. They cheered for the eighth grade teams and got valuable experience. :• :=;