Littleton High School - Lion Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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Whirling Wonders Twirling fast and high, the Littleton Flag Tvvirlers have had a sensational year. Their energy never quits, at games they added the spirit needed for victory and at halftimes they per- formed with excellence and perfec- tion. Lori Erickson--Head Flag and Sharon Kientz- Assft Head Flag. it J Front Row CL-F01 Char Palmer, Cindy Sampson, Michelle Roth, Sharon Kientz, Second Row CL-FU: Barb Goodman, Debbie Dunn, Amy Hall, Lori Erickson, Back Row CL-FD: Julie Olson, Cathrine McCasIin, Vickie Turpin. A modest 'HI' from Julie Olson. High Steppers! Michelle Roth and Vickie Turpin march on for a performance.

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Serving Up A Storm LHS boys tennis team had an out- standing year as they finished the sea- son with a record of 8-2 and placed third in league and district. Sophomore Mark Koza was number one single this year and held a record of 7-3. George Hammond shows a look ot deep con- centration which he and his partner Neil Fiske used to obtain a record ot 8-2. Back Row: Coach Chance, Neil Fiske, Tom McCarthy, Joe Grekowicz, Hammond, Brad Kreidle, Mike Wright, Tom McNamara, Mark Koza, Ben David Gammon, Todd Berich, Patrick Barber, Chuck Deeds, and Coach Lammons, Brad Johnson,and John Raeder, Hecke. Front Row: Mgr. Chris Beard, John Gordon, Doug Williams, George

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From Flow CL-RJ: Sue Hembre, Gina Marcucci, Olga Dunn, Second Flow CL-BJ: Annette Cottrell, Shelly Stasko, Heidi Ftoggensack, Sandy Stasko. Back Row QL-Ftj: Beth McMahon, Marci Turk, Tracy Shakespeare, Lyndal Owsley. Lyndal Owsley-Ass.'t Head Pom and Beth N McMahon-Head Pom. Olga Dunn, Sue Hembre and Annette Cottrell perform for the audience at the first pep rally. Sue Hembre plays Russian Boullette. Poms Blast Gtt The tradition of the Lionettes was upheld with enthusiasm and great spirit this year, the poms added extra excitement to all home football and basketball games. Their high kicks and wide smiles made LHS Poms the best.