Littleton High School - Lion Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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Sean Schneider, a member of thespians and Littleton Singers, works on stagecrew preparing for the annu- al holiday play. v Luber, Kendra S. W Lucken, Karen A. ' - Lucken, Kelly L. S ' g Luttjohann, Jessica We Luzietti, Brian J. 'C J Macdougall, Heather Macias, Delores M. Mackintosh, Stephani f Madonna, Paul G. Mahoney, Tamula L. . Mann, Daniel C. -A Mann, Jeanette B. Marcell, Erin L. Senior Dawn Balvln lets Sophomore Suzanne Stul all the dirty work ln their Home Ec class J x C9 r W' W Je HS - , I ' 'K .--9 ji V. 0 wo! 1 b 5... fx 6, ' A 7 . V f f, -'fli N-'Bu x N9 at .1 f 1 l ' f ' nw ,H X, , I -, f at lf Q 1. 5 .,. -Q- Maring, Mark E. liz J. in Marschman. Renae L. Martin, Carolyn P. y Martin, Duane W. 1 Martinez. Bonita M. D l fu ti 'A ,. .- I , l - ff Martinez, Carmen M. 1 1 ,gf A A Martinez, Sheldon R. Maytum, Amy E. ' McCarthy, Kathleen A. McCollum, Valerie G. McCorkle, Craig McCracken, Julie L. McEIhaney, Christine '1 Q l . ,,' 3 af: M f C , 7' iii, -CJ I gs, N A l McGhee, Tishinie D. ,I K McKay, Stephanie S. . S A, t' topher . J .gf,,-,. tgb,5,i, McLeod, Chantelle G. I J it A f ' McMullen, Robert J R v 'ik if McNamara, Michael J. jirf IA Dj' Q Melchior, Terri L. iiy K. yiy 'A X Y Merritt, Chris D. 'A' iii S A S,SSl it A - Miles, David R. lfI?Qi-,QE , if 3 I f , , ll' 88 - People 3,5 J

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it vnu' L? PW 'Q . l..tilY3U-ll' 0 'F' .g5fwqy,w., 1gfM g, W.kk .mln sry, , A Jafek, Timothy B. Jahr, Jodi R. Jamieson, Don A. Johnson, Allen R. Jones, Michael H. Kapple, John D. Keasling, Scott A. Keener, Teresa L. Keyser, Robert B. Q ' Kientz, Diane M. g Kientz, Susan M. 'S L n Kimbler, Matthew S. Kizzier, Carr M. Kloth, Patrick J. J ,.., Kluge, Christine R. J' Knotts, Angela S. . 1 , 1, f Koske, Charles F. AK-n A A Kostoff, Kevin J. , . V 41 Q Kripakov, Peter N. A Kucharski. Kalyn M. A Lahsen, Saadia M. Lambert, David P. Larkin, Kelley A. Larson, Tanya C. Lawson, Ruth A. rw ,f 4 1, Lefforge, Jodi M. Legler, Lori A. Leikam, Mark O. L A Lentz, William E. ' Lepro, Jason C. t 7 ' Lichini, Rosemarie j . Lieby, Jerome D. J Q Logan. John T. A N Lookner, David H. Lopez, Patrick A. ne of the more interesting situa- ns for a yearbook photographer is ing candid pictures The usual re- nse from students is Not today! I look like l just woke upl t lsn t easy to act natural when there photographer lurking around. Peo- tend to react by turning away from camera, thus ruining the shot. The ture is suppose to look natural, but Candid Camera by the time the exposure is set and the camera is focused everyone knows the blinding flash is about to go off and all are prepared. From a photographer s viewpoint the job is not all glamour It is some- times difficult to walk into a room full of strangers and take pictures of them One amusing aspect of a photogra- pher's job is the comments received by the victims of the camera's lens. lf this is published l'll kill youl , or Do me a favor and burn those negatives are some of the favorites. Of course no one means these threats fat least we hope notj, for everyone loves to see his or her humorous shots in the school annu- al Smile, you're on Candid Cameral . 'M 2 2? F - I 5.4 k 5, .W wg z , , ' ..- N 1 Nfl kv ' 2 I i - 'il ,gill 1' I E , . ,L .. -.,, , 1 .W ss- ,. -1, ' 'ef 'Jo ' . R X -' Q .t x K L - 1 .J ' : ,Q V ' . 1 f sz 1 A. an ., X 3 U v bf '-iz. Q' ' - ,L G ' - i H T: ifsif f x X ,J -1 ' , -6, A1 1 , I... f ' .. R t I Q rf , ii R + ,Eg at fi . x Q 5 , Aff I P 1'i ,' 2. . U ' ' N-at ff f X 4 Wx. K 'I L x I v - l J l 1 . . l 95 , : ' 9 'fjzi y sf R . ff fi' ' V S - .:: G, vs , 1 'oil' 'Q -J Q ' .. -.Q , -. 1 .sn C v ' 9. . ,X f M ' QQ ,f 4 ' 1 . f -, if J A . sf 4'-no nw W' -so sm -- .,,. 1 iv '1 1 K WN' ' Fx 1 ' 7. S X A f .. ., as - , ' 1 L. - fu, w .55 fx A i -er r v ' ff' i 'I' tl . N. fl Q i sf-f -x - . , fynfsr . i' ' X 'Il K. LP' - 44 L I t .3o L La w--- rf A H l - I ' If ' ' If . - u H If ' 0 YY Y ' Y ' l Y I I People 87

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ll? I 'y WW' v-xxx sd' if ,J l l ye A 7 lf' ffff f VW . l l t i l Q0mP 'e? 75fiThere:Qwere three types of computer classes offered this yfearff' Tlieyl f included beginning programtningg advanced pro- gramming, and AP computer classQ ' dw Mrs Hardyg one ofthe comput- er l sggielnee teachers, remarked, l Wefttiyjto teach students to fol- lQbYidll'QCQlDI1Ss We want them to leaftlehewsltegrrvsram and net be afraid oficomputers. and to learn that 5they're not all the difficult. Nllllgenillllr, I-lardyl was asked what computerswill be like in the year' 2G30.ihe replied. l'm sure ltheiyflli betas popular as television setsQ'The computer will be right therefnesit tofiyour stereo and vid- eo cassette players. Houses will probably be run by' computers. We been working with com- puters from the page of eleven. l think more people should get in- volved. This is a great field to get into., it's the upcoming thing, said Bruce Minerly. t Ervin. Stringy if-is P.E. si f, 1 4 af ' 4 if 1,5 A. A Evans, Annette ff P if! t i ' at ' . Librar Clerk f f X7 ,L ,Ag ,, gif A -'T A I .X Y j fjgfj fi I 1 1 j ff Ll l 4' 'ln any ' I P s Falkenstein, Ruth ' fl ff if fi 5 df ' , of J, i I 5 Counselor ,pf l' fm' W, is n' ' ' ---xl2.gKiL.gsf.'ei Feist. Ed Avi! buf? s la W lf? Yffgi , -ffg Language Arts 'A f V Lf f ,Inj , -'X ' A gf,'5f.liQ?4,'g.'Q7f Francoeur, William , My l . X t, B . rfqfff I 'if' ,agp X. J 0-:X X M'uSIC fy -,,,o fl' ' ML! f 7 -,517 XJ' I!! 1 .l' -J ,f E! X J 6, lf ,ff A ff fr of ff ,f fe ee iff JL , Z! 7 Jai f 5 lf J I 1 0 lf. ,f r f , U Q If i K XV People - 89 of 'f of ff f