Denver Lutheran High School - Lantern Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Parties And Contests Tempe It's a very easy maneuver, Miss Mueschke 4 Karrie Pearson relaxes while Dave Kirch paints the fireplace in the Junior room for Christmas decorations. explains to Miss Prottengeier at the pep rally before the Senior-Faculty game. It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's Madelyn Wagner cheering at the Senior-Faculty game. Wearing his Easter bonnet, Reed Beck- ler hops down the floor to make a basket Voted Best Dressed Team of the Year , the seniors line up to be introduced for the Seniors. before the Senior-Faculty game. -5-

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1 . Shplotl. . .whipped cream on a Fresh- man's face.. .a pile-up at the Junior skating party. . .Lettermen peddling their wares from the fireplace. . .cheering crowds at football games. . .the roar of construction as the new Wing goes up. These are the sights and sounds of LHS as a spirited student body returns in the fall. Pep is the by-word as school begins. Old friends are reunited and new friends are made as the Lights' spirit is brought to life again. All students are encouraged to participate in the variety of activities which are sponsored by various organizations such as Student Council, Pep Club and the four classes. Autumn Events ie'- 1 - Whipped cream improves the Rousing marches are played by the band in the state band competition held features of Bob Armon as Sen- t B ld a ou er' iors initiate Freshmen. -5-

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Snowy Season !7 HY Hey,who has the can of red paint? . . . ea Seniors, beat the faculty . . . I sure do like the songs we're singing for the concert . . . My math final was really tough. As fall wore on, winter was brightened by exciting, competitive events. Students prepared for Christmas by working with their club group or class to decorate the classrooms and halls. Prizes were awarded for the best decorations. An annual event, the basketball game between the Seniors and faculty was held on February 8. Due to circumstances beyond the! Seniors' control the faculty came out Victorious. Con- cordia High School, Seward, traveled to Denver to compete in basketball games with Denver Christian and LHS. Student Council sponsored a pizza party for the Lights and Seward. Entertainment was provided by various music groups. As semester exams were completed and book reviews handed in, winter came to a close and students pre- pared for the final season of the school year. 305 really shakes as the combo beats out the rhythm of Tiger Rag. February 2 marked its first public appearance this year. ll., 1.75 Cold coke and piping hot pizza attract both Seward and LHS students at the post-game party sponsored by the Student Council. by ,. -ding ar- ,J at