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

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Welcome eek Remember what it was like to be a freshman? Or the new kid at school? At Lutheran High School, we all shared those experiences during Welcome Week, the first week of September, a time for Lutheran High to welcome freshmen and new students and show them what an alive place this is! Though freshmen, especially, were a bit apprehensive about what the week held in store for them, their fears were soon put to rest. The week began with an ice- cream social put on for the freshmen by the senior class, where every freshman was paired up with a senior buddy. Fun eventful days followed, such as shorts day and dress-up day, not the usual kind, but one that gave seniors a chance to dress their freshmen up in whatever crazy outfit they chose. The week ended with a pep rally, which cheered the football team on to victory in its first home game, and a traditional Welcome Dance. The week was a success and made all of us, new students and old, feel welcome and glad to be at Lutheran High School. :- Seniors (top) |oyce Webb, Cathy Caddell, and Bob lohnson welcome freshmen Jody Kromminga and Larry McKee. Lutheran High School ' s cheerleaders and a guest MC Ignite school spirit (above). 13

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A new year . new spirif On Sunday, September 20, Lutheran High School, along with many Denver Lutherans, welcom- ed officially its new principal, Mr. Kenneth Palmreuter. The installa- tion ceremony involved faculty and students as readers and mehnbers of the choir and brass ensemble, and the result was a joyous and uplifting service. Mr. Palmreuter has found Lutheran High School to be a lively and ex- citing school. And, Mr. Palmreuter, we have found you to be a lively and exciting prin- cipal. We ' re glad you ' re here! Mr. and Mrs. Palmreuter (top) are welcom- ed by students, parents, and faculty of Lutheran High. Banners from several Denver Lutheran churches, along with one designed especially for the occasion by Lutheran High ' s Mr. Aufdemberg, bedeck St. John ' s Lutheran Church for Mr. Palmreuter ' s installation. 12

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Homecoming Spirit Week Lutheran Lights enthusiastically began Spirit Week on Monday, September 14, by having Security Day, which consisted of carrying a teddy bear or security blanket to school. Tuesday was Dream Day, and students were allowed to wear pajamas. Class Day followed on Wednesday with seniors wear- ing togas, juniors wearing black and white, sophomores wearing sunglasses and freshmen wearing shorts. Thursday was Blue and Gold Day in step with the spirit shown at the Pep Rally competi- tion which proved that the seniors, beyond a doubt, won the most spirited award. Friday was Dress Up Day, and all students were dressed in their Sunday best. A lively and entertaining talent show began the Royalty Treat evening, which was highlighted by the crowning of King Kevin Skeens and Queen Heather Scheideman. The Lights soccer team was vic- torious in winning their game against Machebeuf. The Homecoming Dance was truly a memorable night for all students, as well as alumni. VARSITY FOOTBALL (miriflle) overcomes the other team. Gidget Zobel jnd Roger Willbdnks (bottom left) humor the Roy.illy Treat audience with Yes I Can. Sham Remus (bottom right) taps with a smile Seniors (top right) show off their togas. Var- sity Cheerleaders (middle right) position to show their pride in LHS. Students (bottom right) tlap to theer on the LI IS team. 14