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

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Helpful Staff Serves School Working together, Mrs. Blay and Mrs. Greve prior to registration. mimeograph copies of the student handbooks Mr. Marso gives custodial advice to his student helpers Kurt Voelkelt and Tom Pike. Smooth operation of a high school depends largely on the efficiency and cooperation of its staff. Lutheran High School has been fortunate in having such a staff of workers who contribute much to the welfare of the school. Mrs. Clarence Greve and Mrs. George Blay provide Lutheran High with secretarial service, always given with a cheery smile and helpful attitude. As custodian, Mr. Paul Marso is responsi- ble for the maintenance of the buildings and grounds. Because of the addition of the new wing it was necessary to hire senior Kurt Voelkelt and sophomore Tom Pike to assist Mr. Marso in cleaning up.

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Organizations 15 -. . . J ,Y M . - 1 .. fiiiiv-'at .- 1 . .6 Nil Uk Y I-V--'TZ 4lml l .- ' ,ff ' . 'S' Y 'SP'- ' lv-1-3 .::,,:7:!I!2'-!ll- ---W . 2: ' ' 'xlu' rf' fn' F u i- .'f:.-4, 4.-....-sr ' f 1 ,d W Q -V V lv -- The high school experience is not complete without the involvement in the various organizations which accompany it. Students develop respon- sibility and maturity while contributing their time and talents to the clubs which are offered at Lutheran High. 31 l -31-