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

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Sportsmanship, Spirit, And Skill Equal Victory 9 Wins 1 Loss Lights 18 .... Holy Family 0 ' Lights 12 .... Fort Lupton 0 Lights 38 .... Iver Ranum 61 Lights 6 .... Cherry Creek 33 Lights 40 . . Colorado Academy 0 Lights 7 .... Brighton 0 Lights 34 .... Jefferson 7' Lights 22 .... Fairview 20 Lights 26 .... Limon 20 Lights 44 .... Bear Creek 6' Home Games Lutheran's leading rusher Harold Kahre, with 8.7 yard. per carry, is brought down by two Jefferson tacklers. Bob Kraus forces down a charging Iver Ranum ball carrier The sound of the referee's whistle signals Milt Stockmeyers' kick- Sophomore quarterback Johnny Mayes passes against the Lim off to the Jefferson Saints. The Lights surprised the Saints to 011 B8dg91'S- Lutheran Completed 29 out of 81 passes during the the tune of 34-7. SBBSOII- i -eo-

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Lights Gain Fame, Topping Toughest Season Yet Close wins and hard-fought bat- tles marked the Lights' most success- ful season. Denver Lutheran was matched with some of the toughest teams ever. Capturing 247 points to their opponents' 92, the Lights' team con- tained all the ingredients necessary for victory. High on experience, tops in spirit, sparked by brilliant coach- ing, the team never failed to provide Senior linebacker Dan Kramer, junior tackle Jim Knapp. senior end Dave Snow and senior center-guard Dave Hitztaler close in on the Iver Ranum pass re- ceiver. Kramer, who blocked the pass, led the team in tackles with 112 for 10 games. The Lights marched past Ranum 34-7. 215 pound fullback -loe Griess, Lutheran's big power up the middle is given medical attention by training coach Warren Kettner and manager Bob Rauscher after being helped oft' the field during the Cherry Creek game, Defeat came only once in Lutheran's '62 football season when the Bruins, Adams-Arapahoe league champs, stopped the Lights 33-6. exciting action. The brilliant and balanced at- tack of the offense which averaged 322 yards a game plus a hard-hit- ting, near-invincible defense which allowed its opponents an average of only 171 yards a game proved the success formula for the Lights, who outscored their opponents on every game but one.

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Front Row: Manager Bob Rauscher, Bob Kraus, Harold Kahre, Danny Kramer, Manager Steve Roberts, Manager Jim Weiss. Second Row: Steve Strauch, Dave Hitztaler, Dave Dupree, Herm Miessner, John Mayes, Don Stuebgen, Al Miller. Third Row: Coach Gerald Speckhard, Milt Stockmyer, Steve Daib, Dave Seniors Dave Hitztaler and Paul Zieschang watch Coach Speckhard demonstrate blocking techniques during a practice session. Line Coach Glen Kirch, Head Coach Jerry Speckhard, and Training Coach Warren Kettner talk over strate- gy for the coming game. Snow, Joe Griess, Jerry Piller, Jim Remmert, Paul Zieschang, Coach Glen Kirch. Fourth Row: Dick Kraus, Jim Knapp, Charlie Pearson, Wayne Wood, Ray Henkel, Mike Hufnagel, Reed Beck- ler, Gary Leuthauser, Dale Siefkin, Bob Heth. vi Ar' -it mf I' . l-1 ...'Q1'-29--.