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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1968 volume:

144 LAKESIDE pj! )6 r w Pff ' 4 JHf? 1 -. V. ; Ji ? frL gtvJs fi J •  HERE COMES 39 i 3 Seftdol Table of Contents 4-5. Administration 6-7. Faculty 8- Service Staff 1049.  af « ' Freshmen. 20-25. 8th Graders 26-30. 7th Graders 32. 9th Grade Football 33.. A 7th and 8tli Grade Football 34. Candid Football Shots s— ■:? ■•?■ - ' K Lance 1968 ?y ,y- m mm 14 2144 35. Cross Country 36. 9th Grade Basketball 37. 7th and 8th Grade Basketball 38. 9th Grade Track 39. 7th and 8th Grade Track 40. Cheerleaders 42-49. Classes 50. Candid Class Shots 52-63. Clubs 64. Royalty ' 68 The Administration £jzbc ZA— This year, Mr. Charles Hoffman had his title changed from Staff-assistant to Assistant Principal. He works with Mr. Jackson in administration and helps Miss Bourff in guidance. His other duties include supervising in the cafeteria and being advisor for Future Teachers Club. These are our two secretaries, Mrs. Ruth Messerschmidt and Mrs. Evelyn Pelz. Every day they can be found in the office typing, looking up information, and handling the many minor emergencies that occur in a typical school. Mrs. Messer- schmidt is also the school treasurer. Mrs. Peltz serves as the payroll clerk. Miss Barbara Bourff became our fulltime guidance counselor this year. She spends her day helping and giving advice to Lakeside ' s students. She also helps make out schedules, heads the student affairs committee, and performs many other odd jobs. Here They Are!! The Super Mr. Charles Adams Physical Education, Track and Cross Country coach, Ass. Basketball coach Mrs. Vesta Anderson Physical Education, Health and Safety Mrs. Mary Blossom Mathematics Mrs. Anita Buchanan Social Studies Mr. Jack Castor Mathematics Mr. John Cheney Language Arts Mr. Thedore Crum Science Mrs. Shirley Davis Study Hall, Attend. Miss Sandra Dragoo Language Arts Mr. Theodore Duff Industrial Arts, Home Arts, Football coach Mr. Paul Feaser Science, Audio Visual Miss Oleeta French Language Arts, Home Ec. Mr. Richard Gardner Language Arts, Dev. Lang. Publications Miss Patrica Hartzel French Mr. Kenneth Howe Biology, Science, Citizenship, Football and Basketball Coach Mr. Charles Kammeyer Physical Education, Science, Assistant Cross-Countrv Coach Mr. George Koegel Language Arts Mrs. Jane Kimmel Algebra Mathematics Mr. Charles Laurie Algebra, Mathematics, Basketball Coach Mr. Myron Lowe Social Studies Faculty That Pulled Us Through the Year. At. James Lubbehusen Industrial Arts vlrs. Mary Milton Art vlr. Walter Muth General Music, Chorus At. Don Null Science 4rs. Barbara Petroff Spanish, Language Arts Irs. Jill Rinne Developmental Reading ir. Larry Roth Language Arts, Developmental Reading lr. Marshall Schoeff Biology, Health Safety, Football Basketball Coach It. Raymond Schott Latin, Language Arts Irs. Emily Shearer Physical Education Irs. Frances Stein Language Arts, Developmental Reading Irs. Mildred Stover Mathematics Irs. Bonnie Steulpe Librarian lr. Philip Wahl Mathematics, Science Ir. Otto Warkentin Instrumental Music Ir. Lenford Weiland Social Studies O Gaudium! Sum iuvenis rursus! (Oh Joy! I ' m young again!) Personnel and Faculty and Students Here are our Custodians who serve to keep our school clean and bright all day and all night. Sweeping the rooms and polishing the doors, picking up paper and erasing the boards. Cleaning the rooms and waxing the floors always working evermore. Here is a rare shot of them all at rest. They are from left to right: Carl Bryant, Herman Leichty, Mrs. Dellinger, Ray Deal, and Clyde Hamrick. Here are our cafeteria Assistants ever so bold, fighting off flying food and sponges we ' re told. Patroling the cafeteria to restore order at noon. To keep us quiet as not to disturb other rooms. Checking the tables to see if they ' re clean. Watching the people that are making a scene, singing pop- ping paper bags and other things 1 mean. Here they stand brave and bo ld from left to right: Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Egbert. Here they stand last but not least, our lunchroom ladies all ready and neat. Fixing meals that are fit for a King. Hoping we will all lick our plates clean. Mixing and baking all morning long but, ready to serve when the seventh graders come along. Serving con- tinuously till the ninth graders are through. We are fortunate to have such a good cooking crew. They are, from left to right: Janita Berryhill, Lenora Block, Katheleen Lefevra, Alice Richards, Jean Walker, Dorthy Booth, Rosemary Stebing, and Hazel Hartley (Manager). The Lancers live, learn and laugh. They learn from others. They laugh when and where it ' s appropriate. Spirit friendliness and sportsmanship are deep in every Lancer heart. IITMft Freshmen Are Successful Feminine, fun-loving, and optimistic (?!), that ' s our class leaders. Betsy Schaefer, Tami Zahn, Nancy Misslehorn, and Marilyn Derr compose the all-girl team for our foolish frivolous, but fun-loving and frolicsome freshman class. I Bruce Ackerman Jan Ahlersmeyer Trudy Albaugh Rick Allisbaugh Karen Anderson Denise Antoine .mn - c John Antonides Linda Arthur Vicki Aughinbaugh David Aumiller Elizabeth Baldwin Howard Balkenbusch Patricia Barkley Tom Barlow Dan Baron Sam Bartlett A ' ' ' Dan Barto Dennis Batchelder In Accomplishments Carol Bauer Blaine Beard Patsy Beard Greg Bennett Kay Bentley Kent Bethay V w . Bill Bickham Roger Blakley Tom Blood Terry Blough Jeff Blue Chris Boggs Renee Boitet Judy Bolin I V David Bossard Barbara Bowm an Betty Boxley Dave Brackmann Pi ' ctort not Gary Brantley Sue Braunlin Sue Brickman Gayle Brinker Ron Brown Jeff Bryant Jerri Bumgardner Cindy Burge Cindy Cale James Caley Randy Carboni Scott Carmer In Spirit f ffi $ A . Lance Carpenter Pat Casey Sandy Cattin Kenneth Chivington Craig Christman William Clark Linda Clemons John Cobb Paula Collins Sarah Colpitts Tim Cooper Dick Coslow Nancy Criswell £ v Dan Crozier David Crozier Donald Culver Laura Cummins Martin Curdes Sue Dager Charles Davis Sue Davis Jean Deady Jim DeBrular Marilyn Derr £ mt ' •3P Sarah Dick Mike Dilling Dave Diver Shirlie Dodd Gail Doell Gary Drew In Friendship Rebe cca Dreyer Sherri Duckworth Caryn Dunbar Kathy Eberhardt Linda Eloph Susan Emmons Picture vai UloVe Mike Erler Patrick Erwin Pamela Essex David Fahlsing Rose Fahlsing Ron Farlow Gary Feldheiser Al Figel Edith Firestine Robert Fisher Ricky Fleenor Joann Foote Craig Fosnaugh Kathy Fry Diane Furniss Gary Garman Debra Garr Mary Gatton DanGebhart Harold George Denise Gephart Christina Gerken Tom Geyer CatinaGildea In Activities Kathleen Gillespie Christy Gillie Dave Gingrich Michael Goodwin Brian Gore Rod Graham Ida Green Odest Gresham Nancy Grindle Beth Gruber Margaret Guethe Susan Gurevsky Picture- not Yasmin Haboush Brad Hall Bill Hallford Cathy Hamrick Patsy Hanauer Barbara Hanley tl V Denise Hansen Dennis Hansen Mark Hansen Nancy Harmon Tom Hazelett Mike Henes ' W ii -i ,1 lip, k Mark Heuer Thomas Hileman Kenneth Hill Greg Hinton Don Hogestyn Mary Holub In Leadership Ronald Kable Nicholas Kamp Tom Kamp Jeff Kemp James Kesterke Waneta Kiefer Dean Koontz Keneta Krause Charles Krudop Claudia Lament Joyce Lamley Kirk Langas In Scholarship Diana Langley Brian Langmeyer Dennis Lapp Steve Lapp Mark Lauer Pam Leland Donna Lepper Jackie Levin Kevin Macy Robert Madsen Chris Mahlan Cathy Malich Dave Maloley NafMaloley Kathy Manes Cathy Manning Gerald Martin Carole Masloob Mary Mauller Nannette McBride Dave McPherson Susan McPherson Richard Meek Terry Mensch Tom Mensch Greg Mertz Bob Meyers Jim Miller Richard Miller In Sportsmanship Nancy Misselhorn Martha Monroe Kim Morey Jan Morkoetter John Morton Debby Mudrack 1W ( Barbra Myers Stephen Myers Mike Nickoloson Penni Niles Patrick O ' Brien Gary Olinske £9 Dennis Parker Gary Patrick Julie Peters Jim Petit Janet Pfeifier Cynthia Phillips Dan Ray Steve Redding Cheryl Renn Carolyn Reppert Mike Rich Russell Roach In Responsibilities Carol Robinson Bruce Rogers Robert Rogers Bonnie Roller Jessie Rose Nancy Rupp Carla Salyer Scott Sargent Cynthia Sarrazin Suzie Scott Betsy Schaefer Glenda Schaefer Sandy Scheele Pam Schinbeckler Bill Schneider Tom Schwyn Norm Seaman Deborah Shaffer Penny Shearer Connie Shoup Richard Shupe Donna Sickelsteel Glen Sims Lanetta Smith Jody Snyder Rick Squires Nick Stoy Karen Sweet Rhenda Sylvester In Humor Charlen e Tanner 1ftitl rt 6 . Janet Thacker Jamie Tomlinson Lee Tomlinson Teresa Tulley Richard Tuttle Susan Uebelhoer Cheri Urbine Michele Waechter Cindy Wallace Jim Walters Debby Webster Susie Weherenberg Susie Weller Richard Weller Bob Wilson Last but not least, we present the Twiggy of Lakeside! Janice Warnick Eighth Grade The eighth grade class proudly elected this foursome for carrying out their needs through the years of ' 67 and ' 68. The fine officers are, BACK ROW; Gary Gray, Tom Johnson, FRONT ROW; Amy Ruf, Bob Haverstock. Mark Albright Debbie Allisbaugh Robert Anderson Mary Andrew Thomas Arnold Susan Arruza Laura Ashe Terry Balmer Janine Barrow Dave Bartholomew Don Bay Debra Bell Tom Benecke David Benner Eileen Benson Jim Benton Linda Berning Barbra Bergquist Ted Betley Rebecca Beyerlein David Bickham Darrell Bland Roxanne Blum Arthur Bobay Beth Boedeker Willis Bolin Janis Bolyard Debbie Borders Janet Bossard Alan Bowman Paula Bowman Nancy Bowser Dan Brady Hubert Brooks Mary Brown Richard Brown Sharon Buckley Cheryl Burd Kevin Burke Steve Burkholder Rita Butler Mark Chappuis Beverly Christman Jon Clark Matthew Clark Dave Colcord Jane Collins Rod Converse Mark Coslow Daniel Cox Mark Crain Susan Criswell Joyce Crosby Janet Crowe Jerry Dahm Loutricia Daring Fredrick Davidson Frank Davis Debbie Devinney Ricky Doctor Martha Dodane Rea Doenges Janine Donobue John Dreyer Renee Druhot Jim Duff John Duff Cathy Dunbar Janet Durbin Charles Earnest Carla Ehler Sandra Eloranta Jim Ely Joe Emrah Richard Erler Brenda Estep Greg Fair Virginia Farren Danny Faust Cathy Feldheiser Karen Feller Janet Fields Christine Figel Jim Fleck Willard Flint Samuel Fogle Michael Folk Wesley Franke Paula Freimuth Beth Fremion Cheryl Garrard Richard Gaskill Cindy Gething Darlene Giessler Kevin Gillian Pamela Girard Philip Godfrey Richard Goeglein Paula Goodin Gary Gray Jeanetta Griffith Helen Grimes Michelle Grindle Joy Gunsenhouser Keith Gurevsky Todd Habegger Kathy Hageman Cheryl Halbert Susan Hale Bob Haller Patricia Hamrick Deborah Hanauer Arthur Harris Robert Harris Joyce Harsch Deborah Hart Jackie Harter John Haverstock Michael Hayes George Hayes Brian Headings Phyllis Heffley Mark Henderson Richard Henry John Henschen Dale Higdon Nancy Hileman Jill Hinkle Lloyd Hinsch Tom Hoelle Karen Hoevel Doug Holliday Diane Holmes Debra Holom Kathryn Hoover Shelley Houck Stanley Houk Don Hull Carolyn Irby Susan Irmscher Richard Jahn Ken Jeffers Jeannine Jimison Tom Johnston Mike Jones Steve Jones Robert Junk Mark Kantzer Rhonda Keesler Joyce Keever Krystal Keller Paul Keller Donnelly Kinne Lourena Kipfer Cynthia Kirkpatrick Debby Kitchen Connie Knuth Fred Koehlinger Sharon Koenig Dave Kowalczyk Fred Kreamelmeyer Linda Krouse Kevin Kruckeberg Daniel Kruse Lori Kuester Debby Ladwig Rick Latham Lynn Lawrence Ritha Leach Richard Lee Doug Lehman Mary Lochner Pat Lockwood Mark Louden Carol Lough Pat Manes David Maus Daniel Maxwell Dennis McCreary Donald McGinley Karen McGinley Brian McKnight Beth Menges Marsha Miller Phil Miller Tim Mills Don Miser Greg Needham Jim Neill Doug Neiswonger Linda Nesbitt Cynthia Nicholas Randy Nordyke Kathy Norwood Rick Nunn Gary Oaks Barb Olofson Bernard Pakuszewsk Greg Parrish Janet Patrick Tom Patten Brenda Patterson Charlene Peach Neil Pelz David Pepple Patti Phillips Tim Pierce Mitchell Polios Kimberly Pontius John Potempa Janice Pressler Tonia Putman Claire Rammel Dick Ray Joyce Ray James Redmond Paul Reeder Debra Reimund Ed Rhodes Kimberly Richeal Wendy Robertson Diane Ross Tom Rowan Amy Ruf Linda Rules Frederic Rouff Jim Schaffer Cheryl Schieferstein Sheryl Schlickman Becky Schmid Carla Schmidt Kim Schmidt Gregg Schnelker Gabriel Shaheen Randy Shideller Donald Shuler Cheryl Simpson Kathy Simpson Debbie Smith Douglas Smith Rickie Smith Windell Sprunger Gary Stemen John Steward Mark Stine Suzanne St. John Shirley Stogdill Michele Stonebrake Larry Strong Greg Suit Richard Sweeney Shirley Tassler Debra Tomas Jeri Thompson Gary Threet Teresa Traylor Jane Tudor Marguerite Tulley Joyce Tuttle Greg Ummel Tony Valentine Linda Verhaegen Charles Vibbert Richard Wagner Teresa Wakeman Janet Walters Julie Warnick Dan Warwick David Watson Neil Wayer Suzanne Weisz Cheri Werling Tom Wermuth Candid shots throughout the year, Bring back memories that some will cheer. Some are good, some are bad, Some we wish we had not had. There they are, the seventh grade officers TOP ROW from right to left: Jerry Brown, President, Doug Biedenweg, Treasurer. The BOTTOM ROW Cheryl Wilson, Secretary, and Craig Hartman, Vice President. Ready and able to serve their grade for the 67-68 year. David Ackerman Brad Altevogt William Amstutz Charles Armstrong Lester Ashe Karen Augsburger Janet Aumiller David Baldwin Debra Baldwin Hubert Barlow Ted Baron Eugene Bartlett Thea Baughman Judy Baumgardner Barbara Bedwell Douglas Biedenweg Thomas Blackburn Vicki Bohne David Borkenstein Susan Borror Robert Bowman Jean Brackman Margaret Brackman Beverly Brantley Mike Bregenzer Allyn Brinker Bruce Brown Curtis Brown Gerald Brown Joy Bumgardner Janine Burke Larry Burton Gerald Butler Nancy Cade Joan Cameron Edward Carboni Michelle Carto Susan Cline Tim Cole Terry Coles Colleen Collins Bruce Conrad Roxanne Converse Cheryl Correa Cheryl Cour Marilyn Crain Lydia Cuellar Julie Culbertson Gloria Dahman John Daniel Philip Darling Daniel Dau Charles Davis Kathy Davis Mark R. Davis Mark W. Davis Stanley Davis Lisa Dellinger Patricia Delobbe Anthony De Pew Yvonne Dilling Lynn Doughty Debbie Drake Carolyn Drew Cindy Durbin Terry Durnell Joseph Eykholt David Feldhoicer Alyce Figel Janean Firestine Randall Firks Robin Fish Mark Fisher David Folk Gregory Foote Clyde Ford Rhonda Fox William Franke Michael Franklin Mike Fry Patricia George Bruce Gilberg Laura Gilberg Robert Givens Douglas Godfrey Debbie Goldsmith Robert Grant Connie Gray Pamela Greeno Joette Gumbert Jana Habegger Kerry Hall Kathy Halsey Christina Hansen Edward Hammons Paula Harmon Dolores Harpel Thomas Harris Craig Hartman Philip Hatch Susan Headford Scott Hedeen Patricia Hein Jennifer Heiniger Pamela Henry Barbara Hoppel Greg Huddle Patricia Hull Neal Inscoe Nancy Jackson Lee Ann Jacoby John Jantz Patricia Jehl Daniel Jenkins David Johnson Gwynne Johnson Lori Justice April Kerley Roberta Kipfer Steven Kipfer Patti Kipling Pamela Kirkpatrick David Knepper Laverna Knisely Cynthia Knispel James Knuth Debra Konkle Joy Koontz Kevin Krause Robert Krouse Linda Kruse Eileen La Cross Kay Laier Stephen Lake Linda Lamb Paula Lang John Langley Mark Langmeyer Sheri Lapp Robert Larimore Cheri Laubscher Michael Lauer Michael Leland Steven Luke Michael Lyle Katherine MacDonald Jane Manning Mark Maxwell Mary Maybee Laura McClure Laurie McDermott Cynthia McNutt Glenn Mead Kathleen Meagher Cindy Merchant Steven Mink Roger Miracle Steve Mock Cheryl Monteith Ann Moore James Morkoetter Mark Morton Pamela Mudrack Glen Nevogt Kenneth Nicholson Alan Nicoski Michael Nomina Peggy Nordyde Larry Olinske Cindy Palm Beverly Parkins Mary Patten Kenton Patterson Janet Peters Daniel Phillips Linda Pickering Julie Pliett Mark Powe Blake Prentice Rebecca Rea Cynthia Regenold Douglas Reynolds Donna Rhodes Pamela Rice Ellen Rider James Robinson Sandy Rogers Denise Rohrs Jane Roth Diana Rowold Sandra Rufner Victoria Sarrazin Thomas Schentchuk Kim Schinbeckler Richard Schneider Julie Schroeder The students are gone and behind them they leave empty halls. Brian Sebastian Cynthia Shultz Kathy Shupe William Sibert Leslie Sieling Jill Slagle Luana Smith Thomas Smith Robert Squires Luther Stafford Nancy Stiener Donald Stephenson Thomas Stieglitz Kelly Stoy Janelle Strasser Roberta Sweet Paul Tanner D. Thomas Dale Tassler Amie Thornhill James Thurber Steven Till Julie Tinsley Roy Trimble Terry Urbine Bob Van Anda Patrice Van Curen Ina Vibbert Louise Vonderhaar Fuanite Wakeman Elizabeth Walker Robert Walker Dale Warner Suzanne Warrick Judy Wass Gary Watson Cheryl Wayer Michael Wehrmeister David Whitehurst Mark Whittecar Daniel Wible Martin Wickliffe Cheryl Wilson Karen Winzeler Daniel Zweig Athletics open the door to success! We had an excep- tionally fine year, with our team performing grandly. Balkenbusch Gebhart Rogers Bossard Acherman Hinton Meek Varsity Football Stoy Yaney O ' Brien Sargeant Eighth and Seventh Grade Football Pictured above is the 8th grade football team they are as follows, the FIRST ROW from left to right: Dave Bartholo- mew, Mark Albright, Ted Betley, Chuck Vibbert, Donn Kinne, Tomas Beneke, Gregory Parrish, Greg Fare. The SECOND ROW is as follows: Rick Latham, Ken Jeffers, Jon Clark, Rick Davidson, Bob Haverstock, John Duff, Cob Haller, Rick Salt, Rich Gaskill, Rick Sweeney. The FOURTH ROW is as follows: Pat Manes, John Henchen, Loyde Hench, Gary Gray, Kevin Borke, Tod Habegger, Paul Reeder, Mark Stein, Mark Chappius, Wendell Sprunger, Jim Duff, Manager Jim Schafer and Coach Mr. SchoefT. The 7th grade football team is pictured above. The FIRST ROW is as follows from left to right: Glen Neugi, Mark Powe, Bill Amstutz, Don Stevenson, Clyde Ford, Kerry Hall, Hubert Barlow. ROW TWO is as follows: Doug Godfrey, Mike Fry, Roger Miracle. Kelly Stoy, Bob Givens, Mark Morton, Bob VanAnda. The THIRD ROW is as follows: Tom Smith, Bruce Conrad, Tom Blackburn, Mark Fisher, Doug Biedenweg, Dave Borkenstein, Chuck Armstrong, Dan Jenkins, Coach Duff, Dave Knepper. The LAST ROW is as follows: Dave Ackerman, Dan Thomas, Jerry Brown, Craig Hartman, Greg Huddle, Neal Inscoe, Steve Mock. Candid Football Action Shots ' Now, I told you . ' Boy, that was a tough one ' Here, you take it! HOME VISITORS 14 Geyer 12 12 Northwood 36 Memorial 38 Franklin 12 13 Lane forfeit Weisser ' Don ' t push me around! What ' s so interesting on that side of the field? ' Okay, I ' ll just leave! Give me that ball! Hey, where ' d it j 9th Grade Cross Country ROW I. (left to right): Bob Harris, Doug Smith, Blaine Beard, Bill Jenkins. ROW 2; Martin Curdes, Steve Myers, Gary Brantley. Mike Dilling. Dave McPherson, and Coach Adams. 146S144 Cross country record: Northwood vs. Lakeside Village Woods vs. Lakeside Kekionga vs. Lakeside Franklin vs. Lakeside Lane vs. Lakeside City Meet Lakeside — third won Rogers V A R S I T Y Curdes ft I 1 1% Morey A Sargeant Coach SchoefT B A S K E T B A L L Ackerman if fl ' ■ J Macy Batchelder Reserve Basketball Team These are the members of our ' 67- ' 68 Reserve Basketball Team. They had a very good season ending with a 8:3 record. From left to right they are as follows: 1st ROW Jim Schaffer, Bob Haverstock, John Henschen, Larry Strong, Dave Bartholo- mew. 2nd ROW: Rick Sweeney, Kevin Gilliam, Bob Harris, Doug Smith, Pat Manes, Mark Chappius. 3rd ROW. Coach Howe, Todd Habegger, Greg Needham, Kevin Burke, Gary Gray, Pat Lockwood, Doug Lehman. 7th Grade Basketball Team The seventh Grade Team showed a lot of promise for a good season next year. From left to right they are FIRST ROW: David Knepper, Randy Firks, Bruce Conrad, Dave Borkenstein, Brad Altevogt, Mark Morten. 2nd ROW: Mark Fisher, Jerry Brown, Dave Thomas, Steve Lake, Chuch Armstrong, Mark Davis, Doug Godfrey. 3rd ROW: Neil Inscoe, Doug Biedenweg, Dave Ackerman, Mike Laur, Steve Moeg, Curt Brown, Greg Huddle, Mr. Kammeyer. Varsity Track 8th Grade Track Iftffll ? ? T I? ! ' ifa terabyte «•: 4Wffl April 1 1 Fairfield at Lakeside 18 Lane, Northwood at Lakeside 25 7th and 8th grade relays 26 9th grade relays May 2 Lakeside, Fairfield at Memorial Park 9 Ben Geyer, Portage. Lakeside at Lakeside 16 Lakeside, Harrison Hill at Kekionga 23-24 Qualifying meets for city finals 28 City Wide finals at North Side 7th Grade Track t+ fc-JPj- aa ' m fc • r Cheerleaders Pictured above are the Varsity cheerleaders for this year. These girls, guided by Mrs. Rinne, did a great job for us, not only by cheering at the games, but by putting up posters and organizing pep sessions. I am sure you will agree that we picked the finest girls for this year ' s squad. From left to right are: Betty Boxley, Lynn Derr, Barb Bowman, Tami Zahn, and Gayle Brinker. This year Mrs. Rinne tried something new with the 8th grade cheerleaders. She divided the girls into two groups, the tails and the shorts . This is a good idea because it gives more girls a chance to make the squad. Pictured from left to right is the short squad: Beth Fremion, Linda Nesbitt, Cathy Dunbar, Carla Ehler, and Claire Rammel. These girls comprise the tall squad: Cheri Burd, Kim Schmidt. Debbie Smith, Bev Christman, and Cheryl Schieferstein. Mrs. Kimmel teaches the 9th grade students the basic structure of Algebra. Algebra is easy — Algebra is fun so say some. Mrs. Stover ' s math students observe mathe- matical principles in constructing Christmas ornaments. Looks more like art than math; but oh what fun. Mrs. Davis our study hall superviser to the 9th graders watch as her students are actually study- ing? Hah!! History Eighth grade history is attractive to students be- cause they learn interesting and helpful facts concerning the founding oftheir country. Geography Geography, a seventh grade course, is taught to acquaint students with people and the land they live in. They also spend a few weeks in an interesting study of Indiana history. Library During the seventh grade, students spend a number of weeks learning the basics of the library and how to make the best use of it. It is open to all students desiring to check out books or study. Health Students in Mrs. Anderson ' s ninth grade health class learn about human behavior and the functions of the body. They also take nine weeks of drivers ' training. Science Look into the microscope, and what do you see? The world of science. That ' s what the stu- dents explore every day. in their science classes. Biology Biology, taught by Mr. Schoeff and Mr. Howe, is a ninth grade elective. It is the study of plant and animal life. Stu- dents are required to make a leaf collec- tion, an insect collection, and a science project or term paper. Art Art students learn to develope their ar- tistic skills and learn new forms of art in Mrs. Milton ' s art class. Instrumental Music Students in Mr. Warkentin ' s instrumental music classes practice and learn new pieces to play for concerts, contests, ball games, and formal en- sembles. Vocal Music In Mr. Muth ' s General Music Class students learn about different instru- ments and different types of music. They also learn to improve their own musical ability. Home Ec Miss French and class look at the display of several girls aprons. Foods is also part of the 8th grade HoVne Ec. sched- ule besides Clothing. Home Arts In Home Arts class several 7th grade students observe the display of mix- ing faucets. Other subjects are: learn- ing about repair work in the home and piping. Shop Here eighth grade boys of the Industrial Arts class observe a display of tools. These boys do many different things in wood-working. Latin Mr. Schott ' s Latin Students listen attentively while a fellow classmate translates. Aren ' t the Old Romans cute? Mrs. PetrofTs Spanish students fix the bulletin board adjusting it to fit the atmosphere of the class subject. KJSl French Miss Hartzell and her students review their French together. French is one of our three languages offered by Lakeside for our ninth graders. MERRY Q CHRIST MRS Language Arts Students in Mr. Lowe ' s 8th grade Lan- guage Arts class enjoy delving into the world of English by learning the parts of speech, and all of the other areas of English. Developmental Reading Pictured are a few of Mrs. Rinne ' s eager students working with the SRA Reading Laboratory. In the 7th grade, students learn helpful reading and study- ing habits. Developmental Language Here is a typical discussion in Mr. Gardner ' s exciting Developmental Language class. The 8th grade stu- dents learn how to gain poise in front of an audience, and develop their ability in writing compositions. Citizenship In the Citizenship class, a 9th grade elective taught by Mr. Howe, students begin to understand more fully the government of our country and the responsibilities of each citizen towards In boy ' s gym classes they practice skills in various sports; basketball, track, football, volleyball. MRP| : %1$ -_ Wt Could these people possibly be camera conscious? Delicious isn ' t it. mm? m ..-.%■- ■■■■■ -r v ' ; Am I seeing things or are you? We want a VICTORY too! By participating in various clubs Lancers enrich their lives. The stu- dents may increase their amount of friends, learn how to cooperate with others, and realize responsibilities to other organizations. Hidden talents may be found and other interests broadened by participating in these activities. Student Council ' 67- ' 68 Mr. Greg Mertz Dan Gebhart Janet PfeifTer Mark Chappius Dennis Batcheld President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sargeant-at-Arr Shown above are the Student Council officers for this school year. They aid Mr. Schott, their sponsor, in presiding over meetings and making school rules. A. P ,W This group of students, chosen by their homerooms, represents this year ' s Student Council. They make school rules, form committees for social functions, and generally run the school . They are guided by their sponsor, Mr. Schott. From right to left are: 1st ROW: Mr. Schott, Cheri Burd, Linda Rules, Dennis Batchelder, Dan Gebhart, Ann Moore, Bev Christman, Beth Fremion 2nd ROW: David Johnston, Carole Masloob, Marilyn Derr, Mark Chappius, Nancy Misselhorn, Janet Pfeiffer, Laurie McClure, Linda Pickering, Jerry Brown, Sandy Rogers 3rd ROW: Paula Collins, Claire Rammel, Bob Haverstock, Cindy Gething, Shirlie Dodd, Lynn Dowdy, Phil- lip Darling, Mark Coslow 4th ROW: Patsy Beard, Sue Dager, Doug Biedenweg, Betsy Schafer, Tom Johnson, Todd Habegger, Scott Sargeant, Greg Mertz, Tami Zahn, Curt Brown :y Misselhorn: :e-President Here are this year ' s members of the 9th grade Speech Club. Every week they meet in room 211 and learn about the many facets of dramatics. They also put on plays for the school. The members are, from left to right: 1st ROW: Mrs. Wood, Pam Schinbeckler, Christy Gillie, Rose Fahlsing, Janet Pfeif- fer, Vicki Aughinbaugh, Tina Gildea. 2nd ROW: Denise Hansen, Connie Shoup, Sue Braunlin, Kathy Fry, Sue Wehrenberg, Nancy Misselhorn, Pam Leland, Sue Dager, 3rd ROW: Donna Sicklesteel, Carole Masloob, Greg Mertz, Sue Davis, Howard Balkenbusch, Bill Clark, Tim Cooper, Suzie Scott, Patsy Beard. Sue Davis: Secretary Shown here busily at work are the members of the 7th and 8th grade Speech Club. They do many of the same things that the 9th grade Speech Club does, except they don ' t put on plays for the school. Led by their sponsor, Mr. Chaney, in the foreground, they are from left to right: Becky Schmidt, Mark Stine, Lynn Dowdy, Tom Schevtchuck, Debby Bell, Mary Ellen Brown, Tony Valentine. Barb Bedwell, Jane Manning, Greg Suit. Girls ' Intramurals 1st ROW: K. Manes, D. Garr, B. Boxley, J. Jones, N. Mc- 9 Bride. B. Hanley, C. Masloob, R. Boitet, 2nd ROW: P. Miller, L. Cummins, B. Dreyer, C. Bauer, L. demons, C. Rob- inson, 3rd ROW: S. Brickman, P. Knispel, I. Pietras, S. Scheele. P. Barkley, T. Mensch, K. Gillespie, C. Dunbar, S. Dager. 8th 1st ROW: D. Hart, R. Butler, B. Schmidt, J. Bunsenhouser, B. Christman, L. Rules, J. Tuttle, L. Berning, K. Hoover, 2nd ROW: J. Harter, D. Kitchen, D. Holom, K. Simpson, J. Harsh, P. Gerard, P. Heffley, 3rd ROW: M. Lochner, J. Keev- er, S. Weis, L. Krouse, J. Donohue, D. Reimund, R. Druhet, C. Hulbert, B. Menges. 1st ROW: R. Fish, S. Rodgers, C. Schultz, D. Rowald, C. 7th Knispel, J. Wass, P. Nordyke, D. Harpel, C. Correa, 2nd ROW: M. Crain, A. Curly, C. Hansen, B. Hoppel, J. Burke, L. Kruse, D. Baldwin, 3rd ROW: B. Parkins, L. Pickering, A. Moore, J. Heiniger, L. Jacobs, P. Henry, S. Headford, P. Kipling, J. Brackman, C. Wilson. Boy ' s Intramurals ft ft ihown above are the members of the Boy ' s Intramurals. They en- age in activities similar to those of regular physical educa- lon classes. They are led by Mr. Adams. From left to right re; 1st ROW. M. Davis, J. Dreyer, M. Powe, G. Parrish, T. imith. 2nd ROW, D. Jenkins, J. Langley, D. Thomas, B. Hall- ford, D. Godfrey, B. Conrad. 3rd ROW; D. Beidenweg, N. Ins- coe, M. Curdes, K. Gilliam, S. Mock. S. Lake, C. Armstrong. 4th ROW: S. Meyers, R. Meek, G. Needham, G. Hinton, D. Smith, R. Sweeney. Archery Archery is fun, says Mr. Lowe, one of the sponsors of the irchery Club. The other sponsor, Mr. Weiland, gets together ach week with the members and teaches them the tech- ics of shooting arrows. Shown above are 1st ROW; Mr. Lowe, ' . Albaugh. J. Hinkle. D. Bossard, J. Bossard, D. Hansen, 1r. Weiland. 2nd ROW; K. Fry, B. Byerlein, B. Schneider, D. Parker, D. Colcord, R. Carboni, R. Doenges. 3rd ROW; D. Dau, M. Folk, T. Betley, D. Folk, M. Langmeyer, M. Albright. 4th ROW: J. Duff, N. Wayer, J. Neill, T. Schwyn, R. Lee, J. Fleck, J. Duff, J. Snyder, 5th ROW; D. Neiswonger, S. Redding. M. Fisher, G. Barlett, and B. Brooks. Creative Writing The members of the Creative Writing Club are as follows, 1st ROW: 1. Tom Schevtchuck 2. Lori Justice 3. Miss Dragoo 4. Nancy Bowser 5. Jane Manning. This club meets on Mondays after school. In the club the members write short stories. poems, and consider the possibilities of writing as a career. The purpose of the club is just an opportunity to meet and discuss what they have written. Table Tennis v i t sail Table Tennis Club is as follows from left to right J. Walters, J. Manning, T. Whermuth, K. Bethay, T. Mensch, B. Rogers, Mr. Roth, K. Hageman, B. Hallford. G. Hinton. B. Acher- man, D. Hogestyn. The club meets on Wednesday evenings and the members have tourneys every other week. The members of the seventh grade Math Forum are as fol- lows, FIRST ROW from left to right: Mrs. Stover, C. Davis, V. Sarrazin, L. Pickering, B. Hoppel. The SECOND ROW is as follows: D. Folk, D. Zweig, M. Laur, C. Brown, J. Jantz. The club not only makes mathematical designs but explores the material given in class to a greater extent. Math Foru The Stamp ROW. Mr. and Coin Club consists of 1st ROH from left to right, R. Lee, L. Sieling, R. Krouse. The 2nd Koegel, R. Farlow, B. Schneider, Dan Zweig. Baton Twirling Above is Lakeside ' s Baton Twirling Club sponsored by Mrs. Petroff. In this club the girls learn the basic fundamentals of twirling. The club, which meets on Monday night after school, consists of: FIRST ROW from left to right P. Kinder. J. Thompson, K. Krause, L. Daring. The SECOND ROW, Mrs. Petroff, K. Hamrick, P. Hanauer, P. Hamrick Audio- Visual k The members of the Audio-Visual Club are as follows from left to right, M. Goodwin, G. Mertz, J. Morton, D. Ginrich, M. Lauer, R. Tuttle, A. Pontius. The SECOND ROW, Mr. Feaser, C. Davis, D. Zweig, L. Sieling, D. Kowalczyk, A. Bowman, S. Luke, K. Patterson, J. Vokhhol, T. Gildea. This ciub is a service club which assists the faculty in the use of audio-visual equipment. The club meets on Wednesday nights and the members learn how to care for and run the project- ors, tape recorders, record players and other equipment. I ' i, JB.J ii I I The Singing Lancers consists of over 100 eighth and ninth grade students. • if ii 1 GLEE CLUB Glee Club is a 7th grade activity for future Singing Lancers. CADET BAND The Cadet Band is made up of 7th and 8th grade students training for concert band. C£7?S This club, directed by Mr. Muth, meets on Wednesdays. ' % mmmmj S m i in  wamm tf ym mf % t f ' E  [ Jffar fli f. !1 k 4 • I; 1 9 « ' V I -I I CONCERT BAND The Concert Band and Orchestra are directed by Mr. Warkentin. These people put forth a lot of effort in preparing for concerts and contests. £1 v Al CONCERT ORCHESTRA They are: Sue Wehrenberg Claudia Lament Lakesider Staff. Dave Bossard Photographer. Cheryl Renn Sue Braunlin Lance Staff. The Lance Staff (above) The Lakesider Staff (above) o ftf £ %. % fc A 4 PEP CLUB — With the help of Mrs. Kimmel, the Pep club instilled greater school spirit and helped our cheerleaders. CHESS CLUB — Mr. Crum taught chess skills to these boys. ■■H TYPING CLUB — Students learned helpful typing habits under Mrs. Stein ' s supervision. World Affairs Club: Pictured above are the members of the World Affairs Club. This club, led by Mr. Weiland, discusses the pressing problems of the world today. For information on Vietnam, the presidential campaign, or any other issue, just ask anyone in the World Affairs Club. Shop Club. The shop club is for anyone who is interested in doing something constructive with wood and metal. The club is under the direction of Mr. Lubbehusen, and its mem- bers, shown at the left, make useful items for home and school. Home Ec Club: The home ec club is comprised solely of eighth graders this year. These girls wanted to fur- ther their home ec Experience. They get more indivi- dual encouragement and help from Miss French, their sponsor, than they would in the classroom. They are, from left to right: hi ROW. Becky Beyerlein, Joyce Tuttle, Miss French. 2nd ROW, Shirley Tass- ler, Kathy Hoover, and Becky Schmidt. Bike Patrol: We really need to thank this year ' s bike patrol who did a great job for our crowded parking lot. These boys drag themselves out of bed a half-hour early each morning to guard our bicyclists. They are guided by Mr. Duff. From left to right are: Mike Henes, Ron Farlow, Jim Yaney, Dan Ray, and Bill Schneider. Library Assistants: These fine students are often seen busily at work in the library. They not only assist Mrs. Smith (lower left) and Mrs. Stuelpe (lower right), but our entire school. Throughout the year, they ' ve done a swell job of keeping the library running in its normal, smooth manner. ' Future Teacher ' s Club: The Future Teacher ' s Club is a new club this year. They have gone on excursions, have seen films, and have held discussions on many various topics. They are led by their sponsors. Miss Bourffand Mr. Hoffman. « KUTHL T : % V Pm. ' w 4 Qne.cn Mar ' tkjn De r ftVno Brace ( dtirvyn Fr ' ienJUest Sr«ihlt« £6«lKenfe Pera  wi|;+ Me -ti. B n