Littleton High School - Lion Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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Senior Kim Musgrave and Junior Shelly Heinz proudly entertain the audience during halftime. Tanoi Rucker, the niece of Bobbi lmmig, shouts Junior Janet Weaver prepares for the next heat. the schooI's cheer. She was this years mascot for Much concentration is needed to do wellt as seen the cheerleading squad. Our originality and our freedoms are perhaps the basis to many of the things which we. as LHS students value most. We recognize that our school, our country, and even the entire world is undergoing hundreds of technological changes resulting in what seems to be a new trend focusing on the open-mind. At LHS, we were able to express our- selves without fear of criticism. New styles of clothing, haircuts, and music were lust the outward signs to the many changes that have taken place within us. We were able to overcome the problems that challenged us, and it is now up to us to challenge the future. The need for self expression became apparent as many students reached out to explore new horizons which were 4 Opening inhereyes. A . at 91 ' .. . 'QJ f , ' w Q I ' 1 so. 55 F v as s E I D C I P Y Q Y

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CONTENTS Gpening ....... Student Life . Sports ...... People ..... Fine Arts ..... I Seniors ...... I S . I Spring '83 .... 'Closing .... I93 I Index ....... 2OI O

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'x At a home volleyball match, seniors Lisa Luck, Kris Kemp, and Debbie Plouffe line up in forma- tion while waiting for the opponents serve. The marching band serves as a pep band and performs during the halftimes of home football games. v-- at I xl' 1'- .f Q sgi, iflltilim. 5 , r J' 5 S, challenging to themselves. Participants on the LHS Forensic team and the ac- tors in the many excellent drama pro- ductions this year were rewarded with ovations and awards for their effort. dedication, and practice. For some. music became their per- sonal goal and focus of attention. Their dedication of their free time was evi- dent during the outstanding band and choir productions, resulting in a single payment of pride and self-satisfaction. Athletics were also a very challeng- ing means of self expression at LHS, Although the agony of self expressions at LHS occured, our teams not only gave us an exciting pastime. but our Lion Pride helped us strive for the thrill of victory. the ultimate reward for any athlete. By sponsoring dances. fundraisers and several class proiects, Student Council was able to express their will- ingness to help student life, generate school spirit, and contribute many ideas for our surrounding community. The Lion Roar staff documented our wins, losses. and kept us tuned in to the events which occured at LHS. Most of all. they challenged us to think for our- selves and expand our horizons. Between the covers of the l984 Cor- lionis. the yearbook staff has inet its challenge and hopes to make you meet yours by reflecting the memories of the past and changes within yourself. Opening - 5