Littleton High School - Lion Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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Tim Hardy flashes a captivating smile. Could this be what GQ is looking for? The end of a block takes its toll as drowsiness over comes the students. Frantz, Glenn Math Gaspar, Rex Language Arts Glassmeyer, Laura Psychologist 90 - People W 1' e if 'K

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l xlx.. 7 W' M -. .' 'M 91 . W 4 , G 'j iff., ,. K 5 T wrwmngg A , ,. .K . N , 1- mr' Miller, Christopher Miller. Lisa M Milliman, Deidre J. Minet, Jacqueline A. Minyard, Rebecca M. Mitchell, Michael S. Montera, Suzette Moore, Kirsten L. Moredock, Uk S. Morgan, Greg M. Morris, Andrea K Morris, Laura L. Morrow, Tamara R. Mullins, Troy D. Mumma, Ann Neher, Carrie L. Newell, Cynthia C. Newman, Robert D. Nguyen, Thomas S. Nielsen, Jeffrey T. Nolan, Gerald A. Nolen, Kelly E. O'ConneIl, Margaret Olson. Christian A. Olson, Todd M. Pamp, Steven E. Park, David B. Pate, Scott T. eff if ' x 'BN 1 J , I 3955. WEWQHR ssss s J: 1 ' , .NX ii? ,, x I . - ' 4- N jg Drama Club at LHS The Drama Club, sponsored by Mr. Zimmerman for the second year. held their meetings once a month in the auditorium. These meetings took place on Fridays after school. The purpose of this club was to promote extra-curricular plays and musicals. At the meetings the mem- bers discussed and planned activi- ties to encourage people to attend these plays. Jan Piwowarski, the Drama Club president, listened to ideas and then made the final deci- sions. Members were not required to participate in a play or musical, al- though many did. The Drama Club did help the actors and actresses in many ways. The members learned more about the- ater and gave each other tips on how to improve their acting skills. ml '41 1 1 People - 9l