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

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Cheerleaders . . . A Posiiive Charge to the Lights - what ' s a way to use up some of that extra energy? What ' s a way to put a talent for dancing to good use? What ' s a way to show the team your support with all you ' ve got? Cheerleading! The fall and winter cheerleaders for 1987-88 did a great job of boosting the spirit of fans suppor- ting the Lights. The fall cheerleaders started the season off by going to cheer camp where they learned new cheers, dance routines, and stunts to wow the audience. The girls left with six first place ribbons and the spirit stick. When school began they found that spirit, dedication, hard work, and plenty of enthusiasm were the right mixture to show spunk and support the Lights. The same en- thusiasm was picked up by the Winter cheerleaders as they con- tinued to support the Lights with all their might. Lu High ' s cheerleaders obvious- ly have what it takes to make our school shine! Thanks for your sup- port girls! l H SSr 3 iSpMH M ■ I R B - 1 -A. t V 1 S ' i2 F- Wiii Eh L us mm KM Bil t tM nf fl Ma |L| jd Varsity Football Cheerleaders (above) are, standing: Lauren Maranville, Dana Trautwein, Amy Kinney, Marsha McKee, Jill Rosenberg, Corl Landis. Front: lennifer Godard, Korrin Peterson, Blanda Geyer, Leslie Sayers. 28

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Providing Leadership . . . Qtudent Council Student Council represents the ideas and feelings of the LHS stu- dent body. They plan and approve dances and a lot of other activities. This year, they introduced a cou- ple of new programs: SADD, an organization that works to prevent drunk driving, and the Student- of-the-Month award. Student Council also presented some chapel services. This year ' s Council consisted of four Representatives from each class, along with Head Girl Gidget Zobel, Head Boy Eddie Merz, and Advisor Mrs. Kopp. Through their experiences in Council, members learned to be good leaders and good listeners, as they tried to answer to the needs of each LHS student. They sometimes found it hard to shine and show God ' s love when peers were critical or didn ' t show much school spirit. But with God ' s help and their many new ideas, they helped LHS have a good and exciting year. Top. Student Council Members are Standing: Stacy Kirch, Sandy Kaelberer, Shan- non Scheideman, Kris Chagnon, Kajsa Cothn, Heather Barlow, Annie Merz, Rebekah Peterson, Jill Camp- bell, Strahan Larsen, and Da- mian Houston. In Front are: Andrew Fields, )ody Meckley, Lauren Maranville, |ulie Cieraszynski, Lorraine Gallegos, Eddie Merz, Gidget Zobel, and Mrs. Kopp. (far left) Mrs. Kopp, the Student Council Advisor, provided leadership, an open mind, and understanding in all student matters. Head Boy Eddie Merz and Head Girl Gidget Zobel set a good example for other students. 27

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?) ' f Tjr u6 ]V cheerleaders (top) were: Missy Lemke, Miki Krueger, )ennifer Rosenberg, and Kaylene Rinko. Varsity cheerleaders (left) perform one of their more difficult cheers, ending with a pyramid. Above, they demonstrate a kick line during a dance routine. 29