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

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Marching Team Performs Precision Drills Front Row: Carol Brose, Susie Borchert, Gayle Kroymann, Janet McFann, Joyce Rewinkel, Lor- etta Vandre, Betty Macy, Jeannie Thomas, Sheryl Natzke. Second Row: Karen Flowers, Jody Thorp, Sylvia Reiff, Susie Sievers, Linda Phillippe, Bar- bara Luhman, Joy Carlson, Janice Ebert, Norma Leising, Arlene Morgenstern. Third Row: Carol Thies, Pam Florell. Fourth Row: Rita Boecker, Renee -Schultz. Fifth Row: Jane Zeiler, Rita Thaemert. Sixth Row: Carol Hines, Marilynne Moats. Seventh Row: Diane Miller, Madelyn Wag- ner. Eighth Row: Marise Friesen, Barbara Mur- ray. Ninth Row: Carolyn Carstens, Elaine Hansen. Tenth Row: Pam Miller, Joada Kandt. Eleventh Row: Venna Bangert, Sharon Prothe. Standing: Miss Prottengeierg sponsor, Mary Kellyg assist- ant drill leader, Suzanne Scheel, drill leader, Miss Mueschkeg sponsor. Al Miller charges through the traditional drill team line-up during half- time. Under the leadership of Suzanne Scheel, Drill Leader, and faculty ad- visors Miss Prottengeier and Miss Mueschke, the Drill Team has been an added attraction at many home football and basketball games. The group is divided into six columns, with a head for each col- umn. Monday and Wednesday after- noons are reserved for after school Drill Team practices. Spelling out an L H during a home football game, the drill team provided unusual halftime entertainment. -46-

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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.

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5 W if 4 ' 3532, Q 'ss nior Varsity Cheerleaders, Linda Belich and Alice fothe, spur teams on to victory. Cheerleaders Add Freshman Cheerleaders, Renee Dosien, Janeen Reul- ing, Lana Chandler, and Darlene Nolan boost Frosh teams' morale in their first year of high school sports. Snap and Sharon Dahlingei' Kathy Leuthauser fi Cheerleading is more than yelling for the team. Daily practices and meetings are held to revitalize old cheers and learn new ones. During the summer months a state-wide clinic is held in Sparkle to thletics Karrie Pearson Sue Hoffmann, Captain Cheerleaders are re- quired to attend all the games during football and basketball seasons. They also lead the weekly, game Pep Rallies with enthusiastic which Lutheran High School's cheerleaders if' cheering- trade ideas with other schools. - 47 -