Littleton High School - Lion Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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This could but have happened once, And we missed it, lost it forever. Robert Browning COR LIONIS STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . Associate Editor .. Business Manager . . . Photography Editor . . . Art and Layout Editor . . Copy Editor ......... Activities Editor . . Academics Editor . . . Organizations Editor .. Sports Editors .... Sophomore and Junior Class Editor ......... Senior Class Editor ..... Assistant Business Editors . Photographers . Artists ............ Assistant Copy Staff .... Assistant Activities Editor . Assistant Sports Editor .. Sports Staff ............. Assistant Senior Class Editor Advisor... .... Jan Riley . . . Jeanne Cooper . . . Debby Brady .. . .. Jim Aldrup . . . Boy Herberg . . . Mary Mager .. Shirlanne Bolas . . Sandy MacLean . . . . Pam Aronson . . . . Bob Nielson Don Miller . . . Terry Finkelstein .. Nancy Sullivan . Janet Van Sickle Pat West . . . Steve Pitman Pam Aronson Randy Bullock .. Laurie Hodgen Robin McWilliams . . . . . . Teri Evans Frances Lively . Janet Van Sickle .. Randy Bullock . . . . Gary Paulson Bob Easton PatWest Mr. Tom Doohan

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L. H. S. is not just a building of bricks and glass with massive space. Rather it is the core, the hub of activity for the students who fill its corridors and classrooms. Inside the school can be seen the young individ- uals who are accepting the challenge of learning, the challenge of competition and the challenge of in- dividual thought and expression. The challenge of competition is met in the keen spirit the students feel for their school. It can be found on their faces as well as in their support for school activities. Our teams work and practice long and hard to achieve victory. The challenge of learning is seen in the class- rooms, filled with students eager to accept and question the material presented to them. The emotions found in a large school are many and varied. For many there is sorrow, for victory can not always be had. Yet, for most, a feeling of enthusiasm wells for the victories in many things- not all big-some very small. There always prevails an atmosphere of anticipa- tion for the new concepts to be learned, the new challenges to be conquered and the opportunity of being able to reach for thc highest goals. We salute L.H.S., a school of individuals ac- cepting the challenges to know each other, to know themselves and to contribute something worth while to society. 6 136+-lid,

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