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

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Junior Varsify and Freshman Girls 9+riving The C-Squad Girls ' Basketball Team started out full of talent ready to have a very successful season ahead of them. Under the direction of Miss Hoppman, the girls gained valuable skills and coaching. Great improvement was obvious as the season continued. These hard fighting Lights guaranteed upcoming success for the future. The ).V. girls, under Miss Timm, did an excellent job this season. The team gained valuable experience and was well-prepared to play more competitively in the years ahead. We ' re all such good friends on the team which makes playing basketball even more fun, commented starter Shannon Preble, about their exciting season for 1987-88. , UTHER4, LlJ ' !- LUmR GIRLS ' BB STATS LHS 36 Marycrest 32 15 Northglenn 53 62 Holy Family 22 62 Sherian 11 48 Machbeuf 50 56 Elizabeth 34 23 Machbeuf 28 46 Denver Christian 32 49 Kent-Denver 23 38 Platte Canyon 24 53 Sheridan 16 32 Lyons 30 42 Holy Family 34 38 Denver Christian 28 I H ■ ■■ l Shannon Preble starts out the game with a jump ball (far left). C-Squad Girls Team include Front: Jennifer Stiles, LiesI Pyle, Heather Maricle. Middle: Brook Martin, Michelle Singer, Shawna Reynolds, Jennifer Koleszar. Back: Wendy Henderson — manager, Genelle Anderson, jody Kromminga, Kris Coppes, Anna Rodriguez, and Coach Hoppmann. ).V. Girls Team includes Front: Coach Timm, Kristie Jansen, Sarah Stewart, Sarah Knopp, Shannon Preble. Middle: Kris Chagnon, Tanya Rutherford, Rebecca Peterson, Lori Cairnes. Front: Manager Jill Campbell, Tommie Manerbino, and manager Tami Wales. Coach Timm (above) gives advice to the starters. 92 i

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Varsity Girls Team (top) from left to right consists of; Michelle Majors, Michelle Jansen, Krista Loptien, Signe Dejong, Tammy Johannes, Coach Clausen, Middle: trainer Pete Kettner, Julie Cieraszynski, joye Webb, Cassandra Dejong, Stacy Kirch, and manager |o Boyle. Front: Chandra Ellis, Amy Barros, and Renee Carroll. Renee Carroll (left) shoots lor two. Krista Loptien (right) struggles for a rebound. 91

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Determination, Pride, 9pirit Wrestling With 19 wrestlers coming out and some very experienced peo- ple returning, Mr. Koehlinger and the wrestling team started the 1987-88 season with high expecta- tions. Senior captains Monte Thorin and Dave Wendorff were expected to do well in district and continue on to the state meet, luniors Fred Larochelle and Jeremy Jacoby were also planning on showing well throughout the season. And Freshmen Dave McGiil and Aaron Dougherty were expected to bring in some new en- thusiasm. New seniors Steve Payne and Mike Carlson also hoped to have a big impact on the team. As the season wore on, however, the luck changed. Academic and health problems soon took their tolls leaving only six people to wrestle. Even with all the problems the team experienc- ed though, the hard work and determination of the wrestlers who remained showed the pride and spirit the sport of wrestling has become known for. This year ' s Wrestling Team consisted of front: Tirzah Becker (manager), Aaron Dougherty, leremy lacoby, Lisa Ayers (manager). Middle; Dave Wendorff, Troy Rushmore, David McCill, Fred Larochelle. Back: Coach Koehlinger, lason Hess, Mike Carlson, Steve Payne, Monte Thorin, Cole Rogers, Assistant Coaches Brad Neitzke and Alan Hess. Dave Wendorff (right) wrestles down an opponent from Holy Family. He went on to win this match easily and had a fine season. 93