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

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IRC Fosters Interest In World Events Seated: Warren Kettner, advisory Jan Koeltzow, Moats, Peggy Palmer, Sandy Miller. Third Row Vice-Presidentg Donna Kandt, Secretaryg Kurt Voel- Preston Rell, Ivan Peterson, Bob Friedrick Dave kelt, Presidentg Lyle Schaefer, advisor. Second Row: Kirch, Linda Luhman. Eileen Peterson, Colleen McKienzie, Marilynne Admission of Red China to the United Nations was a recent topic discussed by a panel of International Re- lations Club Members. What are you doing to combat Com- munism? Should U.S. foreign aid include Com- munist countries? Stimulating questions often encourage heated exchanges of opinions among IRC members. In order to become better informed world citizens, the members attended the World Affairs Conference at Colorado University, the IRC Convention at Denver University, and sponsored assemblies featuring speakers such as Mr. Alint Varughese of India. Any- one is welcome to attend the bi-weekly meet- ings, but a B average in social studies is re- quired for membership.

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Honor Society Promotes Cultural Growth In its second year, the Lutheran High Chapter of the National Honor Society strove to meet the four objectives of the organization, scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Besides publishing The Review, a journal fea- turing essays, poems, and editorials by students and teachers, the Society sponsored visits to vari- ous cultural events throughout the year, such as Hal Holbrook's Mark Twain Tonight, Tschai- kowsky's Nutcracker Ballet, and Lerner and Loewe's My Fair Lady. In addition to these, 1 Honor Society members attended the filmed operas: Tosca and La Traviata, and toured the Denver Art Museum and the State Historical Museum. The National Honor Society was founded in 1921 by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Dave Kirch and Jan Koeltzow take orders for Honor Society pins from Chris Huhta and Donna Kandt. NATIONAL. HONOR SOCIETY X! xx 'f YA NG' Front Row: Georgann Niles, Marlyn Strack, Sue Hoffmann, Jan Koeltzow, Madelyn Wagner, Gayle Kroymann, Colleen McKeinzie. Second Row: Mr. Fischer, sponsor, Betty Macy, Vicki Voigt, Sandy Miller, Tina Junge, Donna Kandt, Eileen Peterson, Christine Huhta, Gloria Schroeder, Suzanne Scheel. Third Row: Bob Friedrich, Mike Hufnagel, Dave Dupree, Betty Moeller, Linda Luhman, Ivan Peterson, Bryan Bauer, Bob Rauscher, Dave Kirch. -36. N,

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Masterpieces Masterpieces of great artists such as Handel, Beethoven, and Mendelson highlighted the year for Great Music Club. Through the use of phono- graph records, Mr. Speckhard and Mr. Kirch, club sponsors, illustrated the styles of the various composers. An effort to introduce the mem- bers to music with which they may otherwise never become acquainted, was defined as the purpose of the club by Mr. Speckhard. Challenge Club Members if wi L an 't?'Hv Mr. Kirch explains the rising and falling tempos of Hande1's Royal Fireworks Music to Charles Heyman, Howard Kroymann, Gary Korsmeyer, Pam Florell, Renee Schultz, Susie Sievers, Lisa Huffman, Carolyn Gaddie, Gloria Schroeder and Dick Preuss. Club Analyzes Famous Literature Literary as well as personal viewpoints on famous novels and poems were discussed by members of the Great Books Club. Among these works were Brave New World, Crime and Punishment, and Goethes' Faust. After the members had read a book, Mr. Butz, club sponsor, led a discussion on its importance and value. Seated: Chris Lawonn, Jeaneen Fairman, Lynn Phelps, Larry Spier. Standing: Jim Weiss, Mike Winfree, Bob Sanders, John Gregg, Mr. Butz, club sponsor. -38-