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

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Spirits Lift As Pep Club Cheers Victory, victory is our cry! Whether singing the school song after the regular Thurs- day afternoon meetings, cheering loudly at pep rallies or urging the team on at games, Pep Club members enthusiastically show their school spirit. Cheering is only one of the many ser- vices the Pep Club provides. Sponsoring par- ties, serving refreshments, selling pep tags, and cleaning the campus after the football games are also in the Pep Club program. Club members, together with sponsor Miss Prottengeier, proudly wear the school colors, navy and gold, at all games and pep rallies. J- f- .. M ,R 1 'anvil' Thirsty fan, Charlotte Heyman, buys a coke from Eileen Peter son at the Pep Club refreshment stand. -44-

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Santa Claus Shop Highlights J .R.C. Program rex Front Row: Nancy Tice, Representative, Vera Clark, Representa- tive, Sandra Kroeger, President, Larry Brooks: Vice-President, Mis Mueschke, Sponsor. Second Row: Adrian Hanft, Lynn Young, Jam- ie Loechel, Dave C. Miller, Kryatyna Frankowaki, Ruth Geese. Third Row: Linda Kemmerling, Karen Denney, Nancy Wyatt, Di- ane Miller, Alice Prothe, Carolyn Bacon, Mary BunzeL Fourth Row: Barbara Murray, Loretta Vandre, Janice Ebert, Jeanette Liens- mann, Ursula 1-leinisch, Jeannie Thomas, Diane Dupree. Fifth Row: A 1 54.-e Ed Moore, Misa Mueschke, and Jim Loechel all give Santa a helping hand in the Junior Red Cross toy drive for the Santa Claus Shop. Ed Moore, Jim Lienemann, Bob Kroeger, Darlene Nolan, Kay Zim- merman, Patsy Everaon, Diane Koeltzow, Kathleen Fairman. Sixth Row: Sharon Barton, Dianna Regelin, Judy Phelps, Jeaneen Fair- man, Elaine Speelman, Linda Knapp, Barbara Weseloh, Hazel May- cumber. Seventh Row: Ruthann Schaefer, Dennis Meyer, Allen Baumbach, Richard Smith, Allen Bylsma, Jane Zeiler, Nancy But, Bonnie Mausolf, Arlene Morgenatem. Be sure and bring your usable toys to- morrow. These words were heard throughout the Christmas season from Junior Red Cross members as they collected toys for the Santa Claus workshop. The toys were repaired and given to needy families. J .R.C. is not an independent school club, but is affiliated with the Denver chapter of the Red Cross. Therefore the group engaged in both local and city-wide projects, includ- ing the Santa Claus Shop, the Volunteen pro- gram and Christmas caroling. -43-

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Front Row: Bob Kraus, President, Reed Beckler, Secretary-Treasurerg Dave Dupree, Mr. Speckhard, Sponsor, Bob Rauscher, Danny Kramer, Dale Siefkin. Row Two: Jim Knapp, Dick Kraus, Johnny Mayes, Mike Hufnagel, Milt Stockmeyer, Dave Snow, Steve Roberts, Gary Wagner, Bob Heth. Row Three: Joe Greiss, Jim Remmert, Jerry Piller, Dave Hitztaler, Paul Zieschang, Charles Pearson, Gary Leuthauser, Harold Kahre, Steve Strauch. Lettermen Finance Trophy Purchase Buying mats for the new wrestling team at Lutheran High was one of the projects of the Letterman Club. Another project of the L Club was the donation of half the price of a traveling trophy between Concordia Lutheran High School, Seward, Nebraska, and Denver Lutheran. These and other projects of the L Club are financed through the profits received from donut sales. Donuts are sold every noon in the first and third wings. Athletes who earn a letter during football, baseball, basketball, or track are invited to join the club. -45- In an attempt to make his sack lunch more interesting, Jeff Steubgen buys a donut from lettermen Bob Kraus and Reed Beckler.