Iver C Ranum High School - Raider Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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DEDICATED TD LEE Ll DECRANTZ The 1979-1980 Yearbook Staff would like to dedicate the annual to Mr. Lee Lindecrantz in honor of the 18 years of fine work he has contributed to Ranum. He was born in Scandia Kansas in 1921. He attended CSU, formerly Colorado ASM, to earn his lifetime degree in teaching and counseling. He came to Ranum when the school opened in 1962 and has been a counselor since. He has always shown a lot of interest in school activities and athletics. He has been the Student Council sponsor several years and he has coached the baseball and football teams in previous years. Mr. Lindecrantz has been involved in homecoming activities and has helped make the Ranum parade a success every year. This year he is the sophomore counselor and helps seniors make college decisions. He is one of the most knowledgeable counselors at Ranum on colleges and universities. ln addition to his many activities at school Mr. Lindecrantr is married, has two children and three grandchildren. He believes in staying physically fit and rides his bike 10 to 15 miles every morning all year round. Mr. Lindecrantz will retire this year and will spend most of his time with estate planning. The students at Ranum High School would like to sincerely thank him and wish him good luck in his retirement. DEDICATION 33

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SCHOOL BOARD .mx MRS. KAREN SCHEUERMAN spends her time not only as a board member but with her husband, Walt, and two sons. David, her younger son, is a sophomore at Ranum and her oldest son graduated from Ranum in '7B. Mrs. Scheuerman occupies herself with volunteer community work and belongs to the Colorado Golf Associa- tion. One of her goals as a school board member is to strive for stricter graduation requirements, but her greatest concern is for the school district welfare as a whole. MR. BRUCE GRAUBERGER isa minister at the United Methodist Church in Westminster as well as the president of the school board. He is married and has three sons. An active man, Mr. Grauberger enjoys the outdoors and is an ardent sports spectator. He is a member of the Rotary Club and sings in a quartet. He feels his responsibility as a school board member is: to represent the people of Westminster and to work as a part of a team to create policies that will provide the best education possible with the amount of resources available. -ii 4' ' xx 'v 0 l . 32-SCHOOL BD. 81 SUPT. X il I .sa MR. ALI IOSEPH is the superintendent of School District 76450. He is married and has four children, all of whom have been educated in Westminster schools. Mr. joseph enjoys the outdoors and especially likes to fish and golf, although his duties as superintendent comprise the majority of his time, both inside and out of the office. Experienced in the field of education, Mr. joseph has been a former teacher, principal, and assistant superintendent. He enjoys the challenge of his present job and his goals include improving the climate of the school district. To him this means everyone included in the school system having a positive attitude toward the learning environment. He believes the purpose of education in the district is to prepare each student for the occupation which they pursue - training them to be well adjusted and competitive. ,Lu iw ,,,, , L. th MR. ROBERT LANDCRAF is the owner of Landgraf Plumbing Co. as well as a school board member. Mr. Landgraf has seen the Westminster area expand from the small community it was when he grew up to what it is now. He is married and has two sons, one of whom is a sophomore at Ranum. Mr. Landgraf actively supports athletics, coaches, and is a member of the Ranum Quarterback Club. He feels that his responsibility on the board is to work with the other members to see that the district operates as well as possible, he personally feels that things can always be improved, as you can never be happy with the status quo. X l sse PM ., ff SUPERI TE DE T MR. WILLIAM ASPER Works as the manager of Sunset Ridge condomin- iums in Westminster. Along with occupying himself with his duty as a school board member, he enjoys traveling, photography, and fishing. Mr. Asper and his wife, who is a teacher in the district, are parents of two as well as grandparents of three. He is pleased with the district situation right now because he feels there is high morale. His aim for the district is to maintain a quality education and high spirits while facing any upcoming problems. MRS. MARION SMITH is a very active woman on the school board as well as in many other areas. She is married and has three sons and also considers herself a mother of many others from all over the world, as she is the Colorado Coordinator for Experience in Interna- tional Living and has hosted many young people. Mrs. Smith works as a publicist at Bethesda Hospital where she writes and edits. She feels her responsibilities on the board are to make policies to determine the direction in which the school district will go. l 3 I l r ,, Ai.

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