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

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Irama ights Become Gtars Mr. Paul Von Rentzell, took on many dramatic challenges during his fourth year as Drama Director at Lutheran High. In addition to recruiting many student actors, he and Ms. Banko recruited students to work on lighting, publicity, directing, and stage crew. The year began with three one-act plays, which gave any student who tried out the opportunity to try acting. The Fall Play was a difficult work — Charley ' s Aunt — a play usually attempted by college groups or professionals. After Christmas, the Thespians worked up The Adven- tures of Peter Cottontail and then hit the road, presenting it at the Lutheran elementary schools. With a positive attitude, drama can be a positive experience. It demands devotion, but it pays off with suc- cessful productions. The backstage crew of Charley ' s Aunt organizing props (upper left). Bart checks on the ac- tors ' makeup (upper right). Dave and Mr. Von go over a script during rehearsal for the children ' s theatre. At a dress rehearsal (right) Mr. Von takes some memorable photos. 69

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The Concert Band consisted of back; Mr. Duensing, Brett Ferdig, Monte Thorin, )oel Martin, Mike Zeller, |on Zeller, Aaron Mar- tin, Carl Dinkle, )ay Kappel, Chuck Tasler, Greg Appleyard, Mike Vanderkooi. Front: Emily Owens, Nanette Esa, Heather Mari- cle, Brian Corley, Vicki Munderloh, Wendy Schult, Michelle Singer, Korrin Peterson. The lazz Band (pictured in the middle) in- cluded back; Monte Thorin, |oel Martin, Aaron Martin, Roger Willbanks, Dave Teske, Mike Vanderkooi, Mr. Duensing. Front; Kalhi Teske, Ellen Wheeler, Greg Ap- pleyard, Nanette Esa. Members of the Con- cert Choir are back row; Steve Payne, Monte Thorin, Shawn Hazel, Mike Vanderkooi, Kirk lensen, Corey Hesterman, Troy Rushmore, Mike Saylor, Vince Tafoya, Dave Anderson, Frank Spaeth, Kyle lohnson, Tim Sternberg, Dave Teske. 3rd Row; Jeff Bathke, Terry Orlowski, Tim Koeltzow, )ody Meckley, Kurt lllig, Scott Chagnon, Brian Aurich, Aaron Martin, Bob Aurich, Dave Hiltman, Dan Fingerlin, Eddie Merz |oel Martin, Andrew Fields, Ben Neikirk, Mrs. Janke. 2nd Row; Kelley Ver- rastro, Lisa Himes, Lynette Buss, Deb lohnson , Steph Walters, Shani Remus, )ulie Cieraszynski, Shannon Scheideman, Nina Ventura, Blanda Geyer, Abby Koch, Tina Renner, Cassandra De)ong, Michelle Lon- don, Lauren Maranville, Signe Dejong. Front; Wendie Winters, Nanette Esa, |ill Rosenberg, lennifer Godard, LiesI Pyle, Gidget Zobel, Leslie Sayers, Tanya Zobel, Tirzah Becker, Debbie Boos, lulie Harr, Krista Danielson, Marsha McKee, Lorraine Gallegos, Dana Traulwein. 68

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Art and Poetry . . . in Words and Pictures . . She was . . . a cracked mirror a flattened kickball a broken trophy a second hand clothing store She grew into . . . a first place finisher a striver for success a springing leap a cabinet of fine china She has always been . . . a broken shelf of knowfedge a sheep in wolves ' clothing a half-straightened question mark a sour to the sweet She will always be remembered as a loving mother a sparkle in her husband ' s eye a tool of God ' s promise and a bit of company to a lonely world — Joye Webb Spider ' s Web A mesh of thread . . . Strands of fragile twine — Starting with a single, fine, white line. Built much like our friendship. — Wendie Winters Artwork by; (middle left) |etf Rosenberg, (top right) Heather Schiedemann, (mi( ' - die right) Stephanie Dyslln, (bottom right) Anne Fitzner. 70