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

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Hard Work nd Spirit Pay Off Front Row: Carl Miller, David Hagemann, Bob Conrad, Bob Sanders, Ronnie Walker, Coach George Kieffer. Second Row: Mark Brinkman, Kenton Anderson, Leland Mekelburg, Gene Kelly, John Foust, Greg Boyko, Jeff Stuebgen. Third Row: David C. Miller, Ivan Jorgen- sen, Mark Zieschang, Guy Deaner, Cliff Stratton, Larry Laubenstein, Bruce La- wonn, Coach Warren Kettner. Fourth Row: Mike Withrow, Jim Stewart, Dave G. Miller, Elwood Ziegler, Mike Dragieff, Jim Boatman, Cliff Payne, Mike Patty, Mike Winfree. A fighting and spirited B-team, led by Coach mores, furnishes basic training in the essentials of Kieffer, chalked up the most successful season in B- football and Prepares the YOUUE and inexperienced team history. Wins over St. Francis, Mapleton, and Lights fel' future Varsity Piay- Sheridan Union left the season's tally at three wins Tough 0PP0I1efitS, i1a1'dW0l'k, and ifmg Pfae and four 105333, tices laid the groundwork for future winning var The team, composed of freshmen and sopho- sity Seasone- in . I., I Freshman John Foust leaps for the pass from quarterback Gene Kelly. LHS 14 LHS 7 LHS 2 LHS 0 LHS 6 LHS 39 Season Record Francis . .... Mapleton . .... Holy Family . . . .... Regis . . . .... Mullen ..... . . . . Sheridan Union LHS 6 .......... Brighton All Home Games

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Lights Hit Pay Dirt At Castle Rock Despite a disappointing season, Luth- eran's team maintained its spirit. The squad, smaller than in previous years, had a rebuild- ing year. Lack of experience squashed all hopes for a winning season. Injuries that put some valuable players out of action and the fact that the boys were short on height were also responsible for the lack of victories. A third place trophy in the Douglas County Invitational High School Tourna- ment was a prize claimed by the team in a 46-45 victory over Castle Rock. Enthusiasm among the Lights' fans remained high dur- ing the season because the majority of the losses were by a small margin, and the boys consistently put up a hard fight. Lutheran played teams from such large schools as Regis, Thornton, and Jefferson. The Lights also met the Raiders from Con- cordia, Seward, Nebraska in their annual clash. The Raiders downed the Lights 65-50. Denver Christian proved a favorite Lights' opponent, with three games scheduled be- tween the two teams. Dan Kramer Guard Al Miller Center Jim Remmert Dave Dupree Mike Hufnagel Forward Guard Forward -64-