Littleton High School - Lion Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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EV' ' .AQ ,if F., . , 1, L 5' ts r . . .5-2. - -' K N ' Cathcart. Michael R. Chandler, Michael A. Chase. Robert Chavez, David C. Christensen, Todd A. Clark, Tamara L. Claypool, Mark L. Cleary, Aileen M. Clerihue, Keith A. Clinger, Douglas S. Codner, Don R. Cole. Craig E. Conner, Caren S. Constantine, Leslie Cook, William E. Corbo, Catherine A. Cotter, Sean E. Cottle, Kristin S. Couse. Brad D. Cramsey, Jeffrey A. Crooks, Kevin R. ' P Cunningham, Catherine C Cunningham, James R. r, Curry, Patrick R. S . 42' Daniel, April M. y y x a Deangelo, Lucius L. '3 xxfb 5 X iill , gf g, . Deeter. Kelli S. I f . . A, Delano, David v. ' ' T Dellaquila, Stephanie I P L 1 ' K Demayola, David E. Q , , 'A C ,.. Denardo, David . 'Hifi -4 'S gt If 1 -,b gy g De Parrie, David S. , ' A KY .X I' Dernbach. Donna K. y if X I . Dice. Duane E. ggi Q ii Dodd. Gerald R. his was the twenty-third year for Gymnastics Club The members every Wednesday morning at 6 in the small gym A student didn't e to be a gymnast to participate in club There were no qualifications. one and everyone was welcome. y did anything from forward rolls l 1 . .X ,W 77.4 . ff .-A wg wif' 2 , n' ' S f 1 x' . -' r 3? , Q , . , f. .- ' c 5. A., ,V . I' X V . V X ' , f l 1 t T V M ' vu ,a y f 1... ' . Vw ,A F CV.. f - , . , . ,,' . ', A . IES - Q' 3:5 i.,..4A ii, : ,g Q2 :lf 'I f 1- ' in si. .l - ,if A1 W LA, Q- .Q x t Ii x ' W . lu Gymnasts at LHS to back flips. They also used the bars and vault. People who were really dar- ing attempted to ride a unicycle. Mr. Qualls has been the sponsor all twenty-three years. He has lust as much fun as the students. He enjoyed watching the kids improve and try new things. Mr. Qualls says, It varied on the number of people that showed up. but they still had fun. Each year it has varied on what they do. Sometimes the members liked to get together and put on presentations. No matter what the members had planned they all had alot of fun. People 79

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Business is Booming Walking down the business hall one could see crowded classes of hardworking students im- proving their business skills. There were many business courses offered this year. They included: Office Practice, Typ- ing I-4, Accounting I-2, Advanced Accounting, On The Job Training, Shorthand, and Business Computer. The business classes that were offered at were courses that could lead you straight from school into a good job. We are very pleased with student enroll- ment, but are sorry we are not able to offer more classes because of the cut in staff, said Mr. Glinkman, Department Chairperson. Mr. Maher stated, I think people who aren't taking business classes are really missing out because business situations always catch up on you, such as typing, accounting, and many oth- ers. Those who are taking business classes are at an advantage and will be able to advance further in their careers. Junior Julie Zinn wrestles with her typewriter in Typing l class, striving for that elusive paper. f '1 ,Z J Bennett, Jean Secretary Benoit, Ben Ass't. Principal Benson, Bill Custodian Benson, Skip Custodian if , ,B ,KX X W my 'Qi X. 0, ,ilu my 78 - People

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g,Hable Ud. el espanol? AP Spanish students strug Parlez-Vous Francais? gle to translate Spanish poems, which they memo Spanish students often play a game to help le: Foreign language classes among stu- dents were quite popular this year. The four language classes offered were Spanish, French, German, and Latin. A few of the teachers taught more than one language. Mrs. Pearson com- mented, I really enjoy teaching Span- ish and French because it gives me a variety. Teaching two languages kept the staff busy, but it also gave them a chance to improve their many language skills. lt is so hard! l think Spanish is the way to go! said Tammy Dittman, who took a French I class. Dozier, James C. Drager, Paula K. Draper, Matthew J. Dreher, Pauline J. Dreiling, Sara L. Dudden, Steven L. ,- Dugan, Steven C. . Dunlap, Sharon M. Durrans, David R. Dutson, Krisann K. Echols, Amy L. Eckel, Andrew R. Eckert, Lisa R. f 14 Y, ,V rlzed and presented to the class. new vocabulary words fr- , , ,J V K is L -V - Y, I I fffv' I- ,M ' W, ., W gi, K' I V 0- kr, K sp, , U . I -4. ' 4' ,, , , Af X l, ' lil' V E H' . is ' Edwards, William A. ,l Egle, Tim J. gd ' Elder, Ranee L. V ,J N Ellis, Christine L. gy 1 A-.egg E, Erickson, Patricia M. Q!! C Cf trll ' A Erle, Charles R. y L y ' Ernstsen, Michael C. lt.i Q ' J Esquibel, Domonic J. L ,J-A g A Estrada, Camela G. Farrar, Carla R. Feilmeier, Mark E. Fells, Susan D. Fencl, Brian D. Fennelly, Peter J. Ferguson, Jason L. ' Fetkenher, Ronnie G. Finger, Devon J. Fischer, Halee S. Fischer, Jon A. Fischer, Mary B. Fitzjerrells, Thomas Fleming, Colleen P. Gil, 97, ,, ., L if A . , 80 - People st , X A a I tr is t I ,,1r: , A Er .fx