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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1969 volume:

ew ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRA! 3 1833 02224 8758 Gc 977.202 F77L.sk 1909 Lakeside Junior High School Lance V AKESIDE l ia D 1 ic M.L 379.77274 F7762-1 1969 1502336 INDIANA COLLECTION 1969 Year of Decision able of Administration Faculty and Staff Students Contents Classes A ctivities Sports DEDICA TION We the Lancers dedicate this annual to Mrs. Mildred Stover. The 1968-1969 faculty and student body appreciate the knowledge and guidance we have received from Mrs. Stover, teacher of mathematics. We wish to express our gratitude by dedicating this Lance to her. Mrs. Stover attended Manchester College in 1922 until 1925, and four years later she received her M.S. Degree from Saint Francis College and majored in school counseling. Besides her teaching career, Mrs. Stover is active in organizations concern- ing education and recreation. A few of these organizations which she belongs to are North Central Association Convention, P.T.A., and Phi Delta Kappa Honor Sorority for Women Teachers. For all this we thank her and dedicate this yearbook to her. A DMINISTRA TION Mr. Jackson, our principal, has applied his abil- ities at Lakeside Junior High School for five years. He has helped make our school one of the best in the Fort Wayne area. A principal has a number of very impor- tant duties. He is responsible for the entire operation of our school. Mr. Jackson holds conferences with the guid- ance staff, custodial staff, r-fp and cafeteria person- nel. He has to plan events not only for this year, but for oncoming years also. Throughout these impor- tant jobs, he takes time out to talk to students personally. Mr. Jack- son is a great asset to Lakeside. Mr. Hoffman is Lakeside ' s Assistant Principal He is one of the three guidance coordinators and does individual counseling. He takes care of all student activities and assigns all students to lockers and home- rooms. Each year he has to take inventory of all books and sup- plies, program hearing and visual tests, and schedule assemblies. He is kept hopping all day long and there ' s never a dull moment when he ' s around. Mr. Hoff- man truly is valuable to Lake- side. Mr. Raymond Schott became part time guidance counselor this year. He works along with Miss Bourff and Mr. Hoffman. His other duties include being the Student Council Advisor and teaching Latin. Miss Bourff is full time guidance counselor here at Lakeside. Some of her tasks are making necessary program changes, helping students with problems they might have, and preparing them for high school. Mrs. Shirley Davis is Lakeside s study hall clerk and the Director of Attendance. She has the job of keeping study hall to a quiet roar and also keeping a record of the attendance. Mrs. ' Roberta Ellingwood is kept busy with the job as one of our secretaries. She does all jobs of a sec- retary plus some little odds and ends. She also has the special job of payroll clerk. fimiyj Mrs. Ruth Messerschmidt is our other secretary. She does many of the same jobs as Mrs. Ellingwood. She also has a special job: school treasurer. FACULTY AND STAFF THESE ARE THE WHEELS (l)Mr Adams-P Ed. (2)Mrs. Anderson-H. S. (3)Mrs. Blossom-Math. (4)Mrs. Buchanan-Soc.St. (5)Mr. Caster-Math. (6)Mr. Crum-Sc. (7)Mrs. Deputy-Lib. (8)Mrs. Doucette-Eng. (9)Mr. Dwiggins— Inst.Mus.(10)Mr. Duff— Ind. Art (1 l)Mr. Feaser—Sc. (12)Miss French-H.Ec. (13)Mr. Gardner-Eng. (14)Miss Harader-H.Ec. (15)Mr. Howe-Sc. (16)Mr. Kammeyer-H S. (17)Mrs. Kimmel-Alg. (18)Miss Kizer-Soc. S. THAT TURN LAKESIDE (19)Mr. Koegel— Eng. (20)Mr. Laurie— Gen. M (21)Mr . Lubbehusen — Ind.A. (22)Mr. Lowe— Soc.S. (23)Mr. Meyer— Eng. Math. (24)Mrs. Milton— Art. (25)Mr. Moore— Eng. (26)Mr. Muth— Gen. Mus.(27)Mrs. McMeeking- Eng.(28)Mrs. PetrorT— Span. (29)Mrs. Rinne— Dev.R. (30)Mrs. Rogers— Dev.R. (31)Mrs. Stover— Math. (32)Mr. Schoeff— Biol. (33)Mr. Schott— Latin Guid. (34) Mrs. Shearer— P.Ed. (35)Mr. Wahl— Gen. Sc. (36)Mr. Weiland— Soc.S. Here are our Custodians and Matron. They help to keep the building clean, they ' re always nice and never mean. Every day after our day is done, they ' re work has just really begun. They sweep the floors and polish the doors, cleaning the rooms with their handy brooms. They do their work every day, cleaning the building in every way. Here are our helpers, Mrs. Geyer and Mrs. Donahue. They help us in school, whatever we do! In the library and cafeteria, that ' s where they are. They ' re really above average, they ' re way over par. Here are the ladies who fix our lunch. They really are quite a good bunch. They serve a tasty well-balanced meal every day. We all look forward to get a lunch tray. We are lucky to have such good cooks, who follow the rules in every cookbook. STUDENTS Students r A. tX IB, |ir Bfci ;tv- 4 iSDft Vo Y z Central Accreditation % 1 ocK -n- r?oua l-Kj FRESHMEN ARE GREAT Phil Achenbach Mark Adams Mark Albright Debbie Allisbaugh Robert Anderson Mikie Andrew Robert Andrews Tom Arnold Laura Ashe Terry Balmer Jeffery Barnwell Janine Barrow rj ave Bartholomew Don Bay Debra Bell Tom Benecke David Benner Greg Bennett Eileen Benson Barb Bergquist Linda Berning Ted Betley Becky Beyerlein Dave Bickham Roxanne Blum Art Bobay Steve Bogenschutz Willis Bolin Janis Bolyard Debbie Borders Janet Bossard Alan Bowman Paula Bowman IN LOYALTY Nancy Bowser Dan Brady Bert Brooks Richard Brown Mary Ellen Brown Sharon Buckley Cheri Burd Steve Burkholder Rita Butler Mark Chappuis Bev Christman Matt Clark DaveColcord Jane Collins Rod Converse Mark Coslow Mark Crain SueCriswell Joyce Crosby Janet Crowe Rob Cunningham Loutrieia Daring Rick Davidson Frank Davis Debbie Devinney Rick Doctor Martha Dodane Rea Doenges Janine Donohue John Dreyer Renee Druhot Cathy Dunbar Janet Durbin IN SPORTSMANSHIP Chuck Earnest Carla Ehler Jim Ely Joe Emrah Sandy Eloranta Dick Erler Janet Fields Chris Figel Jim Fleck Sam Fogle Michael Folk Wes Franke Paula Freimuth Beth Fremion Cheryl Garrard Richard Gaskill Diane Gennaitte Cindy Gething DarleneGiessler Kevin Gilliam Richard Goeglein Paula Goodin Philip Godfrey Gary Gray Jeanetta Griffith Helen Grimes Michelle Grindle Joy Gunsenhouser IN HONESTY Keith Gurevsky Todd Habegger Kathy Hageman Cheryl Halbert Susan Hale Patty Hamrick 9 x Deb Hanauer Arthur Harris Bob Harris Joyce Harsch Luanne Harpel Debbie Hart Jackie Harter Bob Haverstock Randy Hayes Brian Headings Phyllis Heffley Marsha Helmke Rj c k Henry John Henschen Dallas Henson Nancy Hileman Jill Hinkle Lloyd Hinsch Tom Hoelle Karen Hoevel Susan Hoffman Doug Holliday Debra Holom Kathy Hoover Shelly Houck Stan Houk Don Hull IN HUMOR Steve Jones Robert Junk Mark Kantzer Rhonda Keesler Joyce Keever J k iN Krystal Keller Paul Keller Dan Kesterke Donn Kinne Lourena Kipfer Cindy Kirkpatrick Debbie Kitchen Connie Knuth Fred Kreamelmeyer Linda Krouse Kevin Kruckeberg Donna Krudop Dan Kruse Sharon Koenig Dave Kowalczyk Lori Kuester Debi Ladwig Rick Latham Lynn Lawrence Ed Leffler Dave Lehrman Mary Ann Lochner ' I '  8 t v IN ACHIEVEMENTS Patrick Lockwood Linda Lofgran Mark Louden Carol Lough Deborah Lunsford Pat Manes Kathleen Massie David Maus Dennis McCreary Donald McGinley Karen McGinley Don Miser Greg Needham Jim Neill Doug Neiswonger Linda Nesbitt Tom Nix Randy Nordyke Rick Nunn Barb Olofson Dennis Orr Bernard Pakuszewski Greg Parrish j an et Patrick Tom Patten Ann Patterson Brenda Patterson IN SCHOOL SPIRIT Mark Patterson Charlene Peach Neil Pelz Patti Phillips Tim Pierce Patty Pion Kim Pontius John Potempa David Preston Tonia Putman 1 JBiteflKM + [ Rita Racine Vicki Radu Claire Rammel Dick Ray Joyce Ray Dino Redmond Paul Reeder Kim Richeal Deb Reimund Ed Rhodes Wendy Robertson M M Diane Ross Amy Ruf Jeanne Russell Jim Savage Jim Schaffer Cheryl Schieferstein Sheryl Schlickman Becky Schmid Carls Schmidt Kim Schmidt Gregg Schnelker IN LEADERSHIP Jim Schrimper Tim Seifert Gabe Shaheen Randy Shidler Janet Shoemaker Colleen Shovli: Cheryl Simpson Kathy Simpson Doug Smith Rick Smith Wendell Sprunger Gary Stemen John Steward Mark Stine Sue St. John Shirley Stogdill Michelle Stonebraker Jeri Thompson Gary Threet Teresa Traylor Janie Tudor Marguerite Tulley Joyce Tuttle Greg Ummel Tony Valentine Linda Verhaegen Chuck Vibbert Richard Wagner IN ALL THEIR STRIVES Teresa Wakeman Janet Walters Julie Warnick Dan Warrick Dave Watson Neil Wayer Cheri Werling Tom Wermuth Pam Whitehurst Bill Wiegand Laura Wilkens Dan Wire Debbie Workman Rhonda Wraley Denise Yaney Tom Yost MOPPING UP OUR LAKE!!!! SINGING FOR THEIR CRANBERRIES!!!! PULL HARDER, STEVE!!! Freshman Memories Forever As dusk closes down over the grounds, darkening the glaring sun, it does not block out the burning memories which are amongst us: For our minds are sound. Let us leave it by, Our places left unmarred. And forsake it for the future, Let us only it ' s memories regard. We see gleaming before us many a golden road And each can choose which one to take For our mind and soul are burdened with many a load. Memories will burn and evaporate But . . . before it ' s too late, the heart bleeds for the knowledge learned For the next world we so bearably earned. Yes, the farewells are painful but brave will we be, for never will we regret our knowledge, manners, and most of all maturity. Lakeside — you symbolize these traits and, if we follow your footsteps We will succeed; wherever a door is open. Yes, you Lakeside, will be proud — success is yours, because of the successes of those whom have passed through your immutal doors. 8th GRADERS LOOK FORWARD TO FRESHMAN YEAR Hte l David Ackerman Brad Altevogt Bill Amstutz Chuck Armstrong Bruce Ashe Karen Augsburger Janet Aumiller Sandra Badger David Baldwin Debbie Baldwin Carl Bandy Ted Baron John Barrett Gene Bartlett Thea Baughman Judy Baumgardner Barb Bedwell Doug Biedenwig Tom Blackburn Vicki Bohnke Dave Borkenstein Susan Borror Bob Bowman Jean Brackmann Margo Brackmann Beverly Brantley Mike Bregenzer Allyn Brinker -- i Bruce Brown Curt Brown Jerry Brown Joy Bumgardner Janine Burke Larry Burton Joan Cameron Edward Carboni Michelle Carto Casey Chrzan Cathy Cline Susan Cline Tim Cole Terry Coles Colleen Collins Bruce Conrad Roxanne Converse Patricia Cornelius Cheryl Correa Cheryl Cour Dan Cox Marilyn Crain Julie Culbertson Gloria Dahman John Daniel Dan Dau Charles Davis Kathy Davis Mark Davis Mark R. Davis Stan Davis Lisa Dellinger Patricia Delobbe Tony Depew Yvonne billing Lynn Doughty Deborah Drake Carolyn Drew Ginny Durbin Joseph R. Eykholf David Feldheiser Alyce Figel Randy Firks Robin Fish Mark Fisher David Folk Clyde Ford Greg Foote Rhonda Fox William Franke Mike Franklin Michael Fry Francis Fulk Patricia George Bruce Gilberg Laurie Gilberg Robert Givens Douglas Godfrey Debbie Goldsmith Robert Grant Connie Gray Pamela Greeno Joette Gumbert Jana Habegger Kerry Hall Kathy Halsey Christina Hanson Paula Harmon Rick Harris Craig Hartman Philip Hatch Susan Headford Patricia Hein Jennifer Heininger Pamela Henry Diane Holmes Barbara Hoppel Tandra Howe Greg Huddle Patricia Hull Neal Inscoe Nancy Jackson Lee Ann Jacoby John Jantz Patricia Jehl Donald Jenkins David Johnson Gwynne Johnson Lori Justice Micheal Kast April Kerley Roberta Kipfer Steven Kipfer Patricia Kipling Pamela Kirkpatrick David Knepper Laverna Knisely Cynthia Knispel James Knuth Debra Konkle Joy Koontz Kevin Krause Bob Krouse Linda Kruse Shirley Kubina Eileen LaCross Kay Laier Stephen Lake Daniel Lang Paula Lang Mark Langmeyer Sherri Lapp Robert Larimer Michael Lauer Mike Leland Steven Luke Michael Lyle Katherine MacDonald Jane Ann Manning Mark Maxwell MaryLou Maybee Laura McClure Laurie McDermott Karen McDonald Cynthia McNutt Glenn Mead Kathleen Meagher Cindy Merchant Steven Mink Roger Miracle Steve Mock Cheryl Monteith Ann Moore James Morkoetter Mark Morton Pamela Mucrack Glen Nevogt Alan Nicoski David Nold Michael Nomina Peggy Nordyke Larry Olinoke Cynthia Palm Beverly Parkins Mary Ellen Patten Kenton Patterson David Peacock Linda Pickering Julie Pliett Mark Powe Blake Prentice Rebecca Rea Cynthia Regenold Douglas Reynolds Donna Jean Rhodes Pamela Rice Ellen Rider James Robinson Sandy Rogers Denise Rohrs Jane Roth Thomas Rowan Diane Rowold Sandra Rufner Victoria Sarrazin Thomas Schevtchuk Kim Schinbeckler Richard Schneider Julie Schroeder Cynthia Schultz Brian Sebastion Thomas Shell Paul Shick Kathy Shupe William Sibert Leslie Sieling Jill Slagle Thomas Smith Gordan Stafford Nancy Steiner Donald Stephenson Thomas Stieglitz Kelly Stoy Janelle Strasser Roberta Sweet Dale Tassler Daniel Thomas AmieThornhill James Thurber Steven Till Julie Tinsley Roy Trimble Terry Urbine Bob Van Anda Patricia Van Curen Ina Rae Vibbert Louise Vonderhaar Juanita 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 Robert Yauger Daniel Zweig CAN YOU TELL WHO THESE BELONG TO? 7th Grade THE HEART OF LA KESIDE Cindy Ackerman Kurt Ahlersmeyer Cammie Amburn Roger Annis Clint Anthis Steve Barkley Diane Barton Bob Bastress Joy Becker Robert Bernes Steve Berning Norbert Blaettner Gail Blood Linda Bloom Tim Bly David Blogen Linda Bolger John Bolyard Don Bossard Linda Bowman Amy Brand Tina Brenneman Pamela Brown Robyn Bruns Brian Brunson Judy Buesking Lynn Burdine Rose Burdine Joanne Burke Timmie Burton Lyle Butcher Gerry Butler Jim Butz Timothy Cary Roberta Chambers Debbie Collar Randy Collar Carla Cook Dennis Cook Gary Cook Lee Coslow Daniel Criswell Lydia Cuellar Barbara Cummins Louis Curdes Denise Currie Roger Dobrovodsky Jonnie Daring Becky Davis Marna Davis Vicky Derby Barbara Derr Tonna Despos Bill DeVinney Cathy Dreyer John Dudley Terry Dull Ted Durfey Debbie Dyler Marilyn Eldridge Nancy Eloranta Mary Ely Sandy Edwards Susan Edwards Dave Eggelston Paula Ember Linda Estep Margaret Eykholt Mike Fatzinger Steve Feichter Maureen Felger Laura Foote Kathy Ford Doug Franklin Don Fremion Ken Fulk Sherlyn Fultz Randy Furniss Maryo George Diane Giessler John Gingrich Sandy Green Diane Gruber Karla Gruse Greg Gunder Diana Halsey David Hammons J. Hammons Barbara Hanauer Cynthia Hardt Kathy Harris Dale Hart Blade Houth Dave Headford Jeff Henschen Mike Hensley Cliff Hewes Tod Hicks Daniel Hirschey Heidi Hofstetter Beth Holferman Teresa Holom Bob Hoover Dave Horacek Steve Hughes John Igney Claudia Jansen Tony Jeffers Mike Jones Cindy Keesler Jim Keller Karen Kitchen Dave Kitzmiller Robin Klopfenstein Kathy Knisley Paula Koenig Mike Koorsen Bob Kowalczyk Bruce Kreamelmeyer Sue Kreamelmeyer Cheryl Lamb Tom Lang Dawn Latham Nan Lauer Doug Laughlin Angela Lehrman Tim Long Bret Lauden Jackie MacDonald Laurie MacQuire Karen Madson Mike Madsen Scott Mahlan Tim Manes Danny Matter Gayle Matter Christine McGinley Alyce McMinn Pam McLeod Elise Meitz Elaine Menges Sarah Mensch Vicki Mertz Mark Miller Pam Miller Randy Mock Debora Morlin Cheryl Mosher Bill Myers Nancy Myers Tim Myers Judy Neill Jim Neiswonger Gilbert Nelson Regina Nelson Jennifer Nicole Richard Nichols Mary Margaret Nold Sheila Nonemaker Terry Nunn Jo Ann Oakman Jeff Oaks Stephani Parks Scott Parrish Debbie Patrick Jill Peters Dan Phillips Jan Pine David Pontius Lee Popp Lisa Powe Pamela Rarick Scott Redwanski Melody Reeder Rosie Regedanz Paula Rhodes Melissa Richard Michael Ricker Daniel Pitchie Dennis Robinson Jim Rodgers Dennis Rogers svcjrM Dennis Rohrs John Rose Jeanne Ross Donald Rowan Angela Savio Michelle Scherer Kevin Schieferstein Albert Schmid Dale Schmidt Mark Schwyn Capi Seeger Ralph Shaffer Mary Shaw Ralph Sheets Johnnie Shipley Mike Sieling Robert Simpson Connie Snyder Jane Snyder Tim Sorrell Brian Sprunger Ellen Steinbacher Bob Stellner Patti Stiles Jon Stine Julie Summers Robert Sweet Thomas Tharp Jeff Thomas Andrea Thornburg Laurie Thurber Karen Tomusk Aaita Tracey Robert Tudor Dave Wahl Kurt Wallenstein David Waters Dean Wayer Barbara Weber Jim Weiler John Weisz Bill Wermuth Michael White David Wichmann Mark Wiesenberg Matthew Wiesenberg Sara Wilks John Wise Mary Wolck Gayle Yingst Scott Yingst Kent York PEA CEl CLASSES 3?« English — Mrs. McMeeking has her students busily study- ing as she goes around trying to help in any way that she can. Students have new grammar books, and they travel through the pages of time, places, and people in the wonderful world of literature. Study Hall — The ninth graders spend one class period a day to get caught up on homework or anything else they have to do. These students are in the hands of Mrs. Davis, and she is there to help whenever needed. Dev. Reading — Developmental Reading is to help the seventh graders learn how to improve their reading habits. Mrs. Rinne is teaching these students through both old and new methods which help to speed up their skill in reading. Mr. Schoeffs ninth grade Biology students ad- mire the various insect collections owned by hardworking students. They caught and mounted the different varieties of insects during the past summer and fall months. Science Invertebrate animals catch the attention of the students in Mr. Crum ' s ninth grade Science class. Such animals, like mice, are studied by the students in water filled jars. Health Safety The ninth grade students in Mr. Kammeyer ' s Health class strive to listen and learn about the various organs, bones, and functions of the body. Citizenship is an elective class for ninth graders. The students discuss the various aspects of being a good citizen. This class, which is taught by Mr. Gardner, takes the place of study hall. Social Studies is for eighth graders. This course involves history and discussions on current happenings. Besides just studying history, the pupils give reports and cur- rent events. Art is a subject that can be taken in seventh, eighth, and ninth grade. It is a class that most Lancers look forward to. As you can see from the picture, Mrs. Milton has many creative students. Latin — Mr. Schott and a few of his Latin students are busy pointing out the parts of speech to their attentive classmates. The Latin students ' main concern is the learning of basic vocabu- lary and the structure of words. French — Miss Harader ' s French students look on as fellow classmates record their French lesson. French is one of the three languages offered at Lake- side. Spanish — Mrs. Petroff willingly assists one of her students as the rest of the class studies quietly. Spanish is one of the electives offered to ninth grade stu- dents each year. Girls Physical Education Mrs. Shearer and Mrs. Anderson teach Lakeside girls rhythm and grace, as well as coordination. Many different skills from several sports are taught to the girls. To all of Lakeside girls, physical fitness is very important in today ' s world. Instrumental Music Many students of Lakeside enjoy taking instrumental music. It is an elective of- fered to all students. Mr. Dwiggins enjoys conducting our Concert Band, Concert Orchestra, and Cadet Band. The music that is produced is enjoyed by all who hear it. Boys Physical Education Mr. Adams and Mr. Kammeyer teach the boys of Lakeside how to be strong physically as well as mentally. The boys master many skills and gain very good coordination that is useful to them in many ways. Industrial Arts- These serious young men are taking part in one of Lakeside ' s Industrial Arts classes. They learn how to operate the equipment and then con- struct some basic projects. Home Economics — Home Economics is the class in which girls learn the arts of cooking and sewing. This year it is taught by two teachers. The eighth grade is taught by Miss French and the ninth grade by Miss Harader. General Music — General Music is a sub- ject that almost all Lancers like. Several of the basic parts of the course are the history and background of music and how to read music. A Igebra Algebra is an interesting and challenging subject for 9th grade students. It is chosen by many students in order to further their knowledge in the world of numbers. Math Realizing the importance of math makes students eager to learn. Modern math involves more than just the basic facts, it teaches students how to reason and think for themselves. Wk | Library Once a week the English classes have a chance to visit the library to get books for book reports, re- search, or just for enjoyment. The library is open to anyone who wants to study after school. ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT GARY GRAY This year ' s 1968-69 Student Council worked hard and was very beneficial to the student body. Inspired by their sponsor, Mr. Schott, they adopted the Veteran ' s Hospital as their main proj- ect. Pictured from left to right are: TOP ROW; Beth Fremion, Marsha Helmke, Beverly Christman, Mark Chappuis, Todd Habegger, Mark Stine, Pam Whitehurst, Claire Rammel, Patti Pion; MIDDLE ROW; Cheryl Wilson, Sue Borror, Dave John- son, Curt Brown, Mark Morton, Barb Bedwell, Ann Moore, Craig Hartman; BOTTOM ROW; Lee Coslow, Diane Barton, Barb Derr, Rosie Regedanz, Donald Bossard, Judy Bushking, Becky Davis, Terry Holom, Sherlyn Fultz. SEA TED are Mr. Schott and the officers. LANCE STAFF LANCE STAFF: These people have worked very hard this year to create our yearbook. They spent many hours during and after school. We all must agree that they did a very successful job, with the help of their adviser, Mr. Gardner. Editors Yearbook: Cheryl Schieferstein (SITTING left) Sheryl Schlickman (SITTING center) Newspaper: Pam Whitehurst (SITTING right) Tom Johnston (STANDING right) Typist: Bill Wiegand (STANDINGMt) Mr. Gardner and the edi- tors led these students in putting out the monthly newspaper. All Lancers should thank them for making this year ' s news- papers such a success. LAKESIDER STAFF LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: These students assist the librarians and the students. They worked before and after school checking books. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB: This club consists of They are led by their sponsors, Miss Bourff and Mrs. eighth and ninth graders, who plan on teaching as a career. Blossom. TYPING CLUB: Mrs. Petroff taught these students helpful typing habits. SINGING LANCERS: Mr. Muth ' s Singing Lancers are a group of eigth and ninth graders. They have worked very hard preparing for contests. CONCERT ORCHESTRA: This group is directed by Mr. Dwiggins. They have performed in many concerts and contests. CONCERT BAND: This group is also directed by Mr. Dwiggins. They put forth a lot of effort preparing for assemblies, pep sessions, and ninth grade basketball games. GLEE CLUB: Glee Club is for seventh grade students who plan to participate in Singing Lancers in eighth and ninth grades. CA DET BA ND: This group is made up of seventh and eighth grade students who are training for concert band. BICYCLE PATROL: The boys in this club, with the help of Mr. Duff, supervise the bicycle traffic in the parking lot. They also help to control car traffic at PTA meetings. A UDIO- VISUAL: These students help teachers by delivering and running equipment for them. This club met twice a week to give more girls a chance to participate. Mrs. Shearer and Miss Kizer were the sponsors. GIRLS ' INTRAMURALS PEP CLUB The Pep club, with the help of the cheerleaders and Mrs. Kimmel, backed our teams with their great school spirit. These boys were also given an opportunity to participate in sports twice a week. Their sponsors were Mr. SchoefTand Mr. Moore. BOYS ' INTRAMURALS GAA: GAA was a club which was offered to the girls who wanted to extend their knowl- edge in the field of physical education. Mrs. Shearer was their sponsor. Table Tennis Club: The Table Tennis Club offered many hours of excitement to Mr. Kammeyer and those students which were interested. Archery Club: Mr. Lowe taught these students the techniques of shooting arrows. Baton Twirling Mrs. PetrofT taught these girls the basic fundamentals of twirling. Tennis Club Mr. Weiland teaches interested students tennis fundamentals. Tumbling Club: Mrs. Shearer and Mr. Kammeyer instruct active students in tumbling club. A Above are the 9th grade students in Speech Club. They work on skills with their sponsor, Mrs. Doucette. The members of Dramatics, along with their sponsor Mrs. McMeeking, perform many plays and skits for the student body and for their own practice in acting. Miss Harader ' s French Club takes imaginary trips to France and has speakers who show slides of France. Miss Kizer helps the girls in T.O.P.S. Take Off Pounds Sensibly once a week. They use Club 15 in losing weight. fe Art Club is sponsored by our art teacher, Mrs. Milton. She encourages interested students in creative art outside of class. The girls in Knitting Club are instructed in the techniques of knitting by their sponsor. Miss French. The club is for beginners as well as advanced knitters. Hobby Club is a new club this year, as well as its sponsor Mrs. Rogers. The students in this club discuss and share their special hobbies with other members. The boys in Stamp and Coin Club collect interesting stamps and coins with their sponsor, Mr. Koegel. It is an interesting hobby enjoyed by many Lancers. SBP mKmk £ 7th Grade Math Club is sponsored by Mrs. Stover and is for students interested in mathematics. They can get a further knowledge and understanding of math in this club. 8th Grade Math Variety is a club new to Lakeside this year. Mr. Meyer sponsors this club which allows 8th grade students to explore mathematics. Mrs. Buchanan sponsors the Lakeside History Club this year. Students who enjoy history can further their knowledge and background in this subject by participating in this club. Mr. Wahl watches as the members of Science Club perform an experiment. This is one of the many things which future scientists can do in this interest- ing club. Mrs. Buchanan started the Baby- sitting Club this year. It is an in- teresting club teaching the special care of children. The members learn through visual aids and litera- ture. The Chess Club is sponsored by Mr. Crum this year. The members compete with one another in weekly tourneys. This club provides fun and in- struction for the members. An interesting club which many Lancers enjoyed this year was Recreational Cards Club. Mr. Howe and Mr. Laurie sponsored this activity and taught the mem- bers the techniques of many card games. Mr. Duff sponsors Lakeside ' s Industrial Art s Club. This club provides the boys interested in industrial projects with further instruction. Many Lancers enjoy this activity. Mr. Lubbehusen sponsors the Rocketry Club this year. The boys involved share ideas and work on many projects through- out the year. The Model Club, sponsored by Mr. Castor, held the interest of many boys involved this year. The members constructed and studied many types of models. SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL Leading Lineman STANDING are: Mr. Duff, Ken Jeffers. Lloyd Hench, Tom Nix, Randy Hayes, Gary Gray, Todd Habbegger, Mark Chappuis, Mark Stine, Pat Manes, Coach Ken Howe. ROW (2): Dan Kruse, Rick Latham, Jim Savage, Dave Preston, Rick Sweeney, Paul Reeder, Ed Leffler, Rich Gaskill, Phil Achenbach, Steve Bogenschotz. KNEEL- ING are: Manager Jim Schaeffer, Gregg Fair, Rick Davidson, Dave Bartholomew, Greg Parrish, Mark Adams, Bob Andrews, Mark Albright, John Henschen, Manager Tim Pierce. These boys led Lakeside to one of its finest seasons. Not only did they compile an outstanding record of wins, they also were North East Divisional Champions. p 43 RESERVE FOOTBALL ROW (I I Standing: Mr. SchoefT, Dan Thomas, Neal Inscoe, Mark Fisher, Chuck Armstrong, Stan Davis, Greg Huddle, Steve Mock, Doug Beidenwieg, David Ackerman, Steve Mink, Mike Lauer, Tom Blackburn, Dave Borkenstein. ROW (2): Dave Knepper, Gorden Stafford, Mark Morton, Dave Johnson, Glen Mead, Mike Franklin, Bruce Conrad, Lester Ash, Jerry Brown, Mike Fry, Dave Folk, Charlie Davis. ROW (3): Bob Givens, Mark Langmeyer, Mike Stevenson, Craig Hartman, Mark Powe, Bob Krouse, Ted Baron, Carl Bawdy, Bill Amstutz 7TH GRADE FOOTBALL Coach Mr. Duff, Lee Popp, Mike Koorsen, Tim Myers, Dave Kitzmiller, Randy Mock, Don Bossard, Tim Cary, Bob Bastress, Scott Mahlan, Mike Fatzinger, Scott Redwanski, Bob Tudor, Manager John Daring, SECOND ROW: Manager Dan Chriswell, Tim Bly, Clint Anthis, Jon Stine, Curt Wallenstein, Bill Wermuth, Tony Jeffers, Ted Durfey, Jeff Henshen, Dave Headford, Steve Hughes, Curt Ahlers- meyer, Brian Sprunger, Manager Duane Thacker. THIRD ROW: Dennis Robinson, Roger Annis, Dave Wahl, Don Fremion, Bob Simpson, Scott Parrish, Tim Manes, Roger Dabrovsky, Tom Tharp, Jim Keller, Randy Furnace. 59 V-A-R-S-I-T-Y Basket § STANDING from left to right; Pat Manes, Greg Needham, Pat Lockwood, Coach Schoeff, Gary Gray, Todd Habegger, Kevin Gilliam. ROW 2: Statistics— Steve Bogenschutz, Tom Nix, Rick Sweeney, Mark Stine, Jim Savage, Statistics— Rick Davidson. ROW 3: Manager — Dave Bartholomew, Phil Achen- bach, Larry Strong, Bob Haverstock, Mark Adams, Mark Chappuis, Manager — Jim Schaffer. These boys had a victorious season with great coaching from Mr. Schoeff. E A 4? Top Scorer For Lakeside ' s VARSITY TEAM Lakeside ' s Leading Rebounder These 8th grade boys were members of our outstanding 8th grade basketball team. Along with the coaching from Coach Howe, the boys had a great season. Pic- tured from left to right are: Standing, BACK ROW; Manager Chuck Davis, Neal Inscoe, Curt Brown, Mike Lauer, Dave Ackerman, Doug Biedenweg, Coach Howe. MIDDLE ROW; Chuck Armstrong, Bruce Conrad, Dan Jenkins, Mark Fisher, Dave Knepper, manager. BOTTOM ROW; Mark Morton, Steve Lake, Mike Fry, Mark Powe, Mark Maxwell. s E V E N T H G R A D E f p fl f f € it ■ i The 7th grade team worked hard this year on basketball fundamentals and were very successful. They had a fantastic season, with excellent coaching from Coach Kammeyer. Pictured from left to right— TOP ROW: Bob Tudor, Scott Redwanski, Tim Myers, Mike Koorsen, Jim Rogers, Randy Mock, Coach Kammeyer. MIDDLE ROW; Manager Kevin Schieferstein, Bill Wermuth, Scott Mahlan, Dave Kitzmiller, Brian Sprunger, Jon Stine, Cliff Hughes, Tim Bly— manager. BOTTOM ROW; Tom Tharp, Tim Manes, Keith Huffman, Mark Miller, Clint Anthis, Randy Furniss, Roger Annis, Roger Dabrovod- sky, Don Fremion. B A S K E T B A L L VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Pictured above are members of Lakeside ' s fine varsity Cross Country team: STANDING are: Mr. Kam- meyer, Tom Johnston, Dave Colcord, Dave Bickham, Pat Lockwood, Bob Harris, Doug Smith, and Coach Adams. ROW 12): Larry Strong, Kevin Gilliam, Tony Valentine, Tom Wermuth, Bob Haverstock and Tom Smith. This group picture shows those ninth graders who represented Lakeside in track this year. Coached by Mr. Adams and Mr. Kammeyer this team had a marvelous season showing great talent in distances, dashes, and field events. We are proud of our varsity team who were outstanding in their field. RESERVE CROSS COUNTRY Above are pictured the group of fine young men which made this year ' s Reserve Cross Country. These outgoing boys will become next year ' s varsity squad. These fired up boys made up the reserve track team. Under Mr. Kammeyer ' s out- standing coaching ability, Lakeside had a fine season. First true year of aches and pains, was it worth it boys? These 7th grade guys on the track team seem to think so. These Lancers are planning to follow in Lakeside ' s tradition. CHEERLEADERS Kim Schmit PEP Claire Rammel These are the 1968-69 varsity cheerleaders. They lead the school in backing our team on to victory. Mrs. Rinne, their adviser, instructs them on the techniques of cheering. This year, as always, we have the best cheerleaders in the city. LEADERSHIP Beth Fremion This year, like last, Mrs. Rinne divided the 8th grade cheerleaders into two groups, the tall squad and the short-squad . All ten of these girls are hoping to make the varsity squad next year. Pictured from left to right is the tall squad: Cynthia Knispel, Linda Pickering, Susan Headford, Thea Baughman, and Lisa Dellinger. These girls are in the short squad: Allyn Brinker, Cheryl Wilson, Kim Schinbeckler, Janine Burke, and Linda Kruse. HECKMAN BINDERY INC. jg JUL 93 N. MANCHESTER, INDIANA 46962