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

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Learning and Applying Freshman and J.V. Basketball With the coaching of Tim Boett- cher, the J.V. Lights succeeded in having a good season. After many tough games, the team grew in skills and unity. Their hard work paid off. After the Freshmen learn- ed the basic skills of basketball, they really applied them in the games. The Freshmen, under the direction of Mr. Otte, have a very promising future playing basketball at Lutheran High. LHS 66 54 57 82 75 52 61 43 59 78 FRESHMEN University Kent Holy Family Mapleton Elabeth Westland Sheridan Mapleton D. Christian St. Mail ' s OPP 47 39 49 38 28 54 32 38 52 72 LHS |.V. Boys OPP 47 St. Mary ' s 35 65 University Platte Valley 65 85 36 49 Machebeut 43 51 Sheridan 54 77 Elizabeth 63 59 Holy Family 45 46 Denver Christian 59 47 Platte Canyon 47 46 Kent Denver 54 57 Sheridan 47 64 St. Mary ' s 42 1 ■ H 9 ' PI El 22 B )Msi r fsa s ' B S The |.V. Team consists of (top center) left to right: Shawn Hazel, Karl Dinkel, Brian Clark, Lance Katt, Chad Schmidt, Mike Smith, Mark Borchert, Ben Niekerk, Frank Spaeth, Brian Bales, Chris Miller, Steve Pieper, and )im Cotter. The Freshman Team consists of from left to right: Coach Otte, Matt Schmidt, Chuck Tasler, |amie Murphy, Charles Pearson, Paul Seike, )eremy Garcia, Pat Schreiner, jason Randall, Sirahan Larsen, Conlie Sayers, Larry McKee, Damian Houston, Dan Rossi, |im Martens. (Far right) Jim Martens shoots for two. (Bottom left) Daniian Houston drives the lane. 87

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Going Places Varsity Volleyball The Varsity team consists of from left to rigfit: Amy Cole, Krjsia Danielson, Amy Bar- ros, Monica Nathan, luNe CleraszynskI, Stacy Kirch, Tammy Johannes, )oye Webb, Shannon Preble, Michelle Janssen, Miss Tim, and Wendie Winters. (Above) julie CleraszynskI goes up for the attack. The varsity volleyball team had i very rewarding season. Thei record was 16-8. The varsity tearr were the Metro League South Division Champions. The Light; went into the Sub-district tourna- ment and defeated Sheridan 15-4 1 5-6. They went on to defeat Mid- dle Park 11-15, 15-12, 17-15. The advanced to the championship match and were defeated 10-15 10-15. This gave them seconc place, which meant they travellec to Manitou Springs and were defeated in two games. )oyf Webb, Tammy Johannes, anc Stacy Kirch were elected for All- League teams. Miss Timm aisc received Coach of the Year Award The Varsity Lights have plenty tc shine about. VARSITY LHS OPP W Holy Family L L Machebuef W W Adams City L W Sheridan L W Centennial L W Falcon L W Colorado Springs L L Canyon City W L Colorado Springs W W Denver Christian L w Elizabeth L L Bear Creek W w Platte Canyon L w Kent L L Machebuef W W Sheridan L W Middle Park L L Machebuef W L Manitou Springs w ■fl 86

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9ucceeding Varsity Baskefball LHS VARSITY OPP 73 St. Mary ' s 45 n University Platte Vallev Machebeur 54 98 43 70 51 52 Sheridan 56 77 Elizabeth 49 62 Holy Family 46 72 D. Christian 64 78 Platte Canyon 60 73 Kent 56 80 Sheridan 64 83 St. Mary ' s 50 ■1 ■■■■ The Varsity had an outstanding] season. The Lights did not have a superstar this season as they have had in the last few years. There were no Moser brothers this year, but the Lights had something better than a superstar. The drive of the Varsity! basketball team was incredible! There was nothing to stop them.i The five players that started the game were never alone. There was great strength from the bench as well. Each player was ready to go in and let his light shine. All these talented men and their inner drive know how to succeed and let their lights shine. 3 The Varsity Team consists of from left to right: Coach Otie, Kevin Skeens, Don Cooper, Doug Kahler, Leif Sjostrand, |ohn Adam, Debbie Johnson (mgr.), Dave Anderson, Terry Orlowski, Tim Koeltzow, Steve Fassett, Dave Hiltman, Karl Leuthauser, and Andrew Fields. 88