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

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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

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,rr 1 L 'l fl Sue Hoffman V Attendant You've never gotten a decent picture of me yet you sure won't now! boasts Mr. Dosien, MC for the RIGHT: Coach Irv Brown, guest speaker at the Banquet, feels that every high school ath- te should consider coaching for a career. Excited chatter. . .rustling skirts. . .bouquets and cor- sages. . .guest speakers. . .gay music. . .awards. . . The banquet room of the Albany Hotel was the setting for the exciting sights and sounds of the seventh annual Ath- letic Banquet. A tense silence filled the room as Lettermen announced the queen and her attendants. Carol Brose, Gayle Kroymann, Marlyn Strack, Wynn Whorton, Kathie Leuthauser, Karrie Pearson, and Joyce Rewinkel were the members of the royal court. Recognition was given to all major and minor award win- ners and trophies to the athletes who were voted most im- proved and most valuable. Cheerleaders and Drill Team lead- ers were also honored. Coach Irv Brown and H.B. McDougal, salesman at the Dave Cook's Sporting Goods Store, were the guest speakers. Mr. Dosien was Master of Ceremonies at the gala event .9- Athletes Honored At Banquet Surprised but thrilled, Madelyn Wagner is crowned queen of the 1963 Athletic Banquet by Lettermen's President Bob Kraus Mary Kelly Attendant