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

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lt( a You ' ve heard the line, there ' s ( ' news like good news! Well, 8 Newspaper Staff interviewed, ■Qte, designed, and proofread to ing Lutheran High and the chur- les affiliated with LHS the good i( ;ws -and bad — occurring in )87-88. Under the supervision of rs. Broughton and Editor in hief, Steph Dyslin, the staff :ooped to capture the motiva- ons, special events and features detailed and informative articles rid striking pictures. Being a staff member not only lught these personnel correct TJtlng skills and interviewing ichniques (not to mention the [ecessary organization and punc- lality under Mrs. Broughton!), but llso provided an opportuntiy to vork with the public and exposed hem to a possible career choice. I love to write! remarked Steph Dyslin. It is a challenge of respon- sibility and organization, but more importantly, opens our eyes to the world around us. So through the scoopin ' and snoopin ' of the newspaper world, the staff suc- ceeded in bringing us the news — the good news! Bringing LH8 fo You ' Newspaper Qtaff A Newspaper Staff (top right) consists of sitting: Kristin Jensen, |ulie Harr, Vicki Munderloh, Mike Vander Kooi, Vincent TaFoya, Cori Landis. StandlngiMrs. Broughton, )ody Meckley, Nanette Esa, )oel Martin, Jennifer Dyslin, Aaron Martin, Heather Markle, Editor in Cheif is Steph Dyslin. Not pictured: Beth Farley, Denise Lemke. Mrs. Broughton (bottom right) smiles at the staff ' s work. Mike Vander Kooi and Vincent TaFoya (left) share a secret of their design. 33

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Making Our Memories Yearbook 9taff Poets captured feelings into words. Painters put nature onto canvas. And Yearbook Staff has labored to envelope the 1988 events and memoirs into a new masterpiece book. By careful selection of pictures, proper descriptions of LHS family members, and a dash of artistic work, the Staff worked well as in- dividuals and as a group to preserve the memories of another Lutheran High year. To add to the unique character of the 1988 Lantern, Mrs. Bur- nham, the new Yearbook director, brought new ideas and organiza- M tion. Editors Heather Scheideman and Krista Loptien included their catching ideas to add to the varie- ty. All in all, the Yearbook Staff made the memories for people to reflect upon in years to come. Blanda Geyer (top left), Amy Kinney, and Cori Landis complete an artistic layout design. Nina Ventura (middle left) and Miclielie London chose the striking pic- tures. Krista Loptien (middle right) takes a second look at her picturesque layout. Yearbook Staff (bottom left) includes sitting: Mrs. Burnham, Amy Kinney, Cori Landis, Amy Cole, Krista Loptien. Standing: Blanda Geyer, Michelle London, Nina Ventura. Not pictured: Heather and Shannon Scheideman.

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Capfuring the momeni Photographers They may have spent a lot of time in the darkroom, but they were never in the dark when it came to photography! The school photographers pictured above — Jeff Rosenberg, Jody Meckley, John Adam, and Heather Baniszewski — spent may hours (that ' s an understatement!) supply- fng the yearbook and newspaper with pictures. They not only took all of the photographs, but they developed the film and printed them as well. Seniors Jeff and Jody have been working as school photographers for the past few years; John and Heather joined them this year. With Mr. Hermann as their teacher and resident ex- pert, these four produced literally hundreds of pictures this year They did a tremendous job, anc managed to keep their cool anc their patience, even when the had dozens of pictures to print or top of classes, exams, sports, anc everything else! Their talent anc hard work are greatly appreciated! 34