Lutheran High School - Images Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1986 volume:

Gen 373 Im12 1986 Images MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIIIAIY Genealogy A Local Hlmry Bunch 317 W H dn 24 WW Independence Mo 64050 STEPHANM MARKJOHD DAVID JULIE TERRY SHANE TERRANCH ROGERJEP ANGIE BILLY SHAWN KARLA WADEDAV JIMSHAW STEPHANIEUERI MARKJOHNSARAH DAVID JULIE TERRY SHANE TERRANCETAHNI ROGERJENNIFER ANGIE BILLY SHAWN KARLA WADEDAVIDJOSE JIMSHAWNAFRED JIM DAVID MICHAEL LYNN JEFF MATT LISA SCOTT SONJA DANIELLECHRIS SARAHKIMDAVID NATE TROY MARK ERIC SUA NNE DEN NIS MAR NIE TIM PAT TRICIAJEFFJIM ALANLISACINDV DAVID BRYAN JESSE PEGGY DERRICKRHDNDA VICTDRCLAVTDN BRIAN DAVID SHAWN SCOTT JDHNANCIECDLE LARRVEILLBETH DEN ISE RE NEE SH AWN DA VID x , DO UC TODD KATRINA BARS JE FF M SC oTT CI NDY CH RIS OTT SC DEB BIE f'QSxHIyCII' iSiQ5Qltf55-wx I QJBSH' uJ1, ' fig fi-'W I-gb ff 7 ai 1, VS ,bclfq fgQg?!-Fgflig?ggfLx -VIN X- f I W3 fi Q . I .747 fig ' I If 2 NY Nw fN f! 37' 5 if Q, -I u fy igaxiv 3 vii :X up A I R I fl. ' 1 in ,Ll , V I 05 I . ,L glyph Qi .f .4 E . A I X JJC 1 ' K ' A r Q' ---V ,1 I H . A G. DR25 -'fl L' I 'I X F KX, ,Q If K Z' 'YN , 5 1' Q1 we , AX xx 1 ai NS4 XI 415332 415319 e would like to thank all those who contributed time, money, or a part of themselves to make this school what it is today. The S taff 1935333386 is 1311 Q e QE 5 Board of Directors ......... Booster Club .................................... Faculty and Administration ...................... National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society Student Council ................................. Clubs ........... Chapel ......... Departments... Sports ...... Students... EMR MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBHAHV HH!I!H4VIH1lNIKUIHIHHH!HVINHIHIINHIWIHVIHIH 30000122883717 Back row KL to RJ! Don Rieschick, Bill Glendening, Ken Kufahl, Bob Laubsch, Dr. Jerry Ommen, Keruin Meinert, Herb Richter, Pastor Clem Mehl, George Coskey, Fred Werbe. Front row CL to R72 John Kuddes, Jerry Kanoy, Sandra Kelley, Marcia Roberts, Walt Stohs. MID-CONTINENT FUIUC UHAIV Genealogy L Local Hinory Blanch 317 w. Highway 24 lNkPHduxaNb.6w50 E3 EE 0 Mr. Coskey Kstandingb and Board Chairman, Fred Werbe, scrutinizing the giving patterns of the Lutheran community bunday, Decenber 8, the Lutheran High School Board of Directors held the Annual Benefit Dlnner at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. The Highlights sang several selections, and Scott Stel3eIeyer,a student speaker, and Reverend Wallace Schultz delivered lnsplrlng messages to all ln attendance. A total of SG3,d06 was contributed, and the Pioneer Branch of Lutheran Brotherhood hatched S750 of the profits. 6196195 UI 13336 rbili 5 up I3 Rr ' wg If-.s Waiting in line... These folks are really hungry f' Mrs. Kufahl sells cakes sure you want one! Classes share in the profits This year the Booster Club raised approximately Sl6,000 for LHS. They deserve a spec- ial thanks for the continual hard work and support that help make this school possible. Gathering more money for the Booster Club coffers 943553 W5 2 KSQHZQ. ' 5015917 Jf 3 r ,Q Q I l 'Q un 'U - 'iii' ltggfuunudfn 'Winn' I Xin Nu'lf,'.'.' mx. ' ass ' 1 T . 1 x. ,'.fQ . 'EQ ' lg- ,-'Z 04:1 . s u '. fi H -' 21323 : Aa , 1:23-1 . -1'-'Stix : 1-.,. ' Hs' , 9- bib-'S' 1 . wtf L 'fag' 'YP' .l 4 ' QQ'-M ':5'1 ' ' 'Sf' is-351, 1.911 : 1 Q' e I -4 - x , ,Z ' :zSMw's .. New ei george Qoskoy Principal-Administrator goel moettcher 'modd 33005 English 8 Library En8liSh 3- Art fy, , ,, ,,71,VJfVV,. A I n n J, '-Q41 tf'? yane Zaunham Spanish 8 Geography X fi , 1 ,,, 'fc,'ff',4' .W,, ffwfj IDL 'fffwf 2 'gg' if JCM 'f f AM' 6 4 w . Su a A , 2 ,E A ,fig ff n l 4 , I I 2 J , I M . ,Ml Ban jlllllaetzold Social Studies 8 P.E QV J4 .Y Q' ' 'F Ff , W .,, ww, , , , ff, . UI., Qlandy gK1H8 Speech 8 Health P.E. 8 Religion mob Beisenbichler Math 8 Biology V W , , aw, 5 4 Wvng ,f n,2 mi M f 9 ,. larry giasater Industrial Arts Building Manager Qlzharles Bink Science 8 Math ff' g . f ?' I ,ganita Bei-1 gognn Qtohs Secretary gim Beddell Bookkeeper Janitor ml M, o o igent EM Studious Rare Married gan ze 1 A' , 1- yi. - V- J? , 35419 Q31 QEQE The NHS members for the l985-86 school year are from right to left! top row! Jeff Rinne, Patrick Kelley, Mark Leutjen, Larry LaMette, Jeff Beverstock, Jeff Schultz, Scott Steigemeyer, and Tim Stelljes. On the bottom row: Peggy Shields, Barbara Alyea, Debbie Moore, Tahni Brewer, Sarah Kufahl, Suanne Coskey, Lisa Tremain, Shawn Kelley, Julie Savage, and Jeri Rinne. The National Honor Society, under the direction of Larry Lasater Caboveb, has begun sponsoring a foreign exchange program. This year we were visited by several students Cleft? who gave presentations about their home countries. We hope that in the next few years the program will be developed fully so that student exchanges will be possible. QEQE National Spanish Honor Society was begun in l953 by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese recognize those students who have done honor-level work in language for at least three semesters. Members are chosen no earlier than semester of Spanish and must maintain membership. Our chapter's name, Los Caballeros, school's team name, The Knights. The the beginning of the a HBH average to ret is in honor of the Yagi IATIO 4Jmn ........ -. 1 Il 'llI ... t, 1... . .. 2 EEW 44. 1911 IJHANDYOY' Advisor: Senorita Jane Dunham to the fourth ain Sl!!-U w Q w UN D-I 3 Q. H 3 Q. C 0 H W O 3 - 2 W m I 0 P-' Q Z DI 1 0 D' ' -0 -I DI H -H Q 0 X5 0 ' E W 2 m .E OQ 1+ -' : Ill E. I : - a f- Q 0 za Q Q X' Qu- 13 3 I C N H 'Q 9111: , L EB 333 QE 'fs 391 4 1 JJ I 'A-. i 'ml -o ,g ...g Our officers thi President, Jeff R President, Scott Secretary, Sarah Treasurer, Tim St Freshmen class re are Karla Lemmerm LaMette. The Sop representatives a and Jeri Rinne. the Junior's are and Lisa Tremain. and Jeff Beversto representatives f graduating class. s year innei V Steigem Kufahli elljes. present .5 are! ice eyeri and The atives an and Dani hmore's Student Council is an organization that represents the student body to the administration and faculty for the smoother operation of this school. Meeting once every two weeks, StuCo dis- cussed fundraisers, food drives, social activities, and rule changes that affec- ted LHS students. Over S300 were raised from the Jewelry sales in November that, combined with leftover money from last year, created a sizable fund. Much of this was spent on the splendid Homecoming Dance in February. A result of attending Metro Leader- ship Day in December was the idea of a Christmas home- room decorating contest held later that month. Student Council's service project was a food drive in April that benefited the hungry people of Kansas City. Jeff Rinne StuCo Pres., l985-86 re Brian Summers Represe Suanne Bill ck are or the nting Coskey Boswell the I986 f ' ' fn V r L ' X. Front rowi Shane Smith, Anita Bassett, Angie Ellett, Tahni Brewer, Jim Hornbostle, Scott Watterson. Back row! Mr. Boos, Scott Stiegemeyer, Bill Boswell, Karla Lemmermann, Clayton Pinkman, Mark Mellott, Troy Hobelmann. Bill and his fan club 0 V A From L to R1 Fred Taylor, Chris Woodcock, Tim Stelljes Peggy Shields, Billy Lewis, Jim Cuckler, Pastor Winsor and Jeff Schulz. Ijap BI lub , . . .. .., .- ., ,,..,.....u. ,..,..-.........-.-.............T,.T-g-.t?YY,-W.: :A V-, :.5:f.f'-14 , Y. .,W.:V ,..',-lf.. V ---- F --V,-, , , ,..,, ,. . ,, , J 1 N J.-.-- ..... ..,.....4.g,, if --,..,.,,.,.,,,,,,,-,-f,- V H ,nttfflf Y -MV-A Y 'AVA' AM A ,AHA - - -Y V , W W--K-.,. . .,,,, GW 2 +0 O o M1111 A ' fUOne function of artu commented Dr. Von Boos, f His to recreate reality accordin8 to -'0ne's own perceptions.u . .. I 693' 5 f- xg! 1 N4 ' 'T HHe did say to make it ,, beautiful. I wish this canvas were a mirror.n The difficulty in teaching artn admitted the northern eccentric, His that students unwittingly absorb elements from the masters who instruct them.H 'if p.. Hurry, Mark. Seiorita is almost done. ,fl Barb, aren't you done yet? Aw crummybuttons! v I ! ! , . . ...,,..-f-. ,-.......gf ff --A-ff,:,:..f..f, - .Y4,, YW -:Vl.V.Y1,, , -477474, WLAYT V: Q74 MAMA.-U I. Q.. P STUPID?5? :UZ D, :+I smllf - 'Vi H1515 QVJH ie ff AV fff 91? 3 if paw, , ' i ffl ' ffl KW 3 A vi, X VE yt W M., we gf ,gngnligg-I Soeech class observes A H1tchcock mov1es 1 '....?'.5 Could you repeat the question? Just, one more word I can'1. believe the nerve of'him .4 What's this, Mrs. Roark? Students in Concentration Ccampb Oh no, not this class again! , .1 t gr n an ear it 'ari3::::EEQ I. 1 .- .I-I, me r L a ...-- Ae 'QNX A - Y' RX. X ,, ..,- 'Q' f X egg., 'Lz jx 2 ,Q 1 E Q15 Igriilf xi Nf ,.2f' 3015 Q31 Some of the vehicles our students come to school Marnie is in tune with her project uPaul, I think you need help! 'V Jesse and Waid trim and paint their nails. .N p. Scott gets hig hand caught again 1 ff .. avid Mathis: the man, the art, HHIF9 .J K' the stained glass window Pretty funny ' 3 I I .- ,-Agn-'zz l A box, huh, David? FY ,walk i I 4 , Q N Xl ns- ' from us, Tahni! X, Q, g' lui 4,1 N 4I JLL,v,' It . You can't hide W' .!:. twa- ...A Geometry is very excitins 55 9' 'Q -' rl .f '- nan Y 1 ' wzffrfk fm: U is .zllhivnl t e ' Mr. Zobel is Just 'H-in-, I one of those fx 5 ' jg. 'Aj illustrative The Algebra II class never gets kind of 3uyS tired of studying their textbook J The freshmen work hard to figure out circular trig. K Q I rr.. ,V L ek Suanne Coskey finds help from Qarry's test paper Uh oh. Mr. Reisenbichler is ready to give an assignment. Freshman class stuns Mr. Rink with right answer ilfrah' Lisa and Scott discuss a problem in Algebra II--Sure! Can you pick out the most diligent math student? mm...-. 4 1 fl Mr. Reisenbichler with his assignment Jeff Rinne helps . I wg The Highlights from left to righti Tahni Brewer, Lisa Dieckhoff, Stephanie Cowart, Lisa Tremain, Sarah Kufahl, Tim Stelljes, David Dodson, Bill Boswell, and Jeff Rinne. Stephanie enjoys herself at the Hyatt Regency. l w 1 I 1 I E ease Bill, keep quiet during the song. Letvs get down Mr Swanronl X I You have to start somewhere, Troy tl 1- 4 L - ME i f -:wr QNQWD VU T g a k V e -W i t f r o m t , h e t 0 P Again?!? f vx1s ' 1 Practlce makes perfect 'F-' .z fc Another one of tor 5 m1nd boggl1ng tests w Q df fog, 0 1 r aw' Q m ing E- 2 PJ' f Theology? -,W ga fy ,L ,W ,,,, rggga V 1- 5 ,,,:j?iL gif JQwy,?gVV ooo o j, VLE, ofu rxggkgze .,VL ,4hy4,Z '95?b7,7 W, 'yr 2, 4:L iam Il. bfzf ni Forge your e Jeff? J 'P 5?'2 UNO Shawn, I want to be the teacher today X fa 'W Victor's study habits are unique. I ks.Mi,f Tahni and Jeff do their physics. Mr. Rink is enthusiastic about physics. -4' The chemistry class is always attentive. ZIQZL Q Wi m Au-1 l ' ' W lf ' 'a ff E5 UCou1d we have a little quiet back there, Jeri and Julie?H When's lunch? I 15 ii wi' Q H . 11,5 'jEEE15Zi5' s A sf S figmw m e ff whisi. Has !jZZ6gX5fXX 'ixxv A-?EiS' Csxs fiiggggi 5, y i ? ii 'fe Time to sit back and relax Ag ws X nPSSt, BJ, who won the Laker game?n uBe quiet, man, can't you see I'm sLudy1n8?H -Sa 1 ,J Qni E Seniors work on some alphabet. combinations nwhat on earth is he wearing?n 0 0 0 I... 5l1fQ-.QM H ,BX Q Q94 School at the peak of excitement 'W 04 Ziff. Ev xv Qi -'-W2-rrfffff., EN Ea: H dl 5 At least the desks are paying attention 3 , Jim wants no distractions during his death-defying performance Freshmen discover new game Hkeep-awayu Ph -Ed Freshmen pretending to play basketball 'T' I 2 .1 gd Qyvf' A E A-ffbf' 3 .. Law E 'S my of . fix: I ifg b M, ga ' d 'B' W W4 -, -1 - - N , ' 5?-I.. VQ QQQ yi W -A Q 'N Of, B f ' L.-:V , ag 2 MX..-ir :E lllu Hmm .' V54 Z 1' x 15 Y lf' 41 Q 0 Q! fix 'B 15. f e NVQ A 004,-if 4 1 I A' r ai 1 Q , , , I 5 J 9 Angie Meyers cr' 'U , 217 Suanne Coskey ephanie Cowart ,. -. Kim Mathis Lisa Dieckhoff Katrina Kosberg . ,,, w wi- 41 l N I X .fii ff. Aiv,:?1p7f di. .f.3 'fini' nf iwg? :iff 'wma 5 4 Q! . I X mg- I .. . ,. . ...........gL...-....f,..,,if-Miz , , 1, 4-1 -1,,, 4-4, ',, f,,h,.-,.. AQ ,A A I , , Y ' ' ' f' min' ' --f'A' '4 ' A-1-r-- f l!W ,f 5L15ii1MCAr' Tiyt K C: fu' fffff'f fv' ' J 7 , Uh' fl bv ,Q T ,ll T, 'D iggs? V Qi???yZ??!fV , V is Q EQDA I gt -5 ' e Hx ,, -W xg ffl 'f ' ,,',,'V QQ' 'I,, fl F ,gf6Q97'4f rpg? :,' y' J', Q in f Q T . ' , - N, , ,. . M 345 A f f ,,, 4 'f i l l S h'MWT T' 7S'l' T g'6il'M4 fi' v H A -,om - 'l ei .'yg f Aki' t ' ' ' , by Jag T 622 , , ,Wgneaf T12 WLV pvvtik f QM we W 1941151 .wwf ' ww f it if -fig' ., . , Y 5,9L.Ij?ZQWJ Jw? y 5 fp ' , T Q yy :Af X f ew Vw? fb Hwy I Front Rowi Dani LaMette, Suanne Coskey, Tricia Stelljes Jenny Rudzinski. Back Row! Stephanie Cowart, Sarah Gramlich, Debbie Moore, Karla Lemmermann, Rhonda Whit- aker, Lisa Tremain, Coach Lee Rudzinski. E U B P h 3 OPPONENT scoRE The JV girls volleyball team had Notre Dale LOSL 3-15. 2-I5 a successful year, finishing with an Lone Jack Non I5-I0 5-I5. l5'9 overall record of I2-3. They placed Pen- H1115 Won I5-I3 16-14 second in the Barstow Tournament and Barstow NOD l5'6, I5-8 won the conference title outright by Ensleaogd EOD ?gl?g lg-?g I5-8 'ng undefeated. 355' 1 WBY 05t ' ' 8o1Suanne Coskey had an incredible DeKalb WON I5-5, l4'l6. l5'l lee percentage of 462. She emerged as Lone Jack Won l5-3, I5-I3 the team leader while Debbie Moore Notre Dale Non ll-15 I5-l3,l5'6 was the lost consistent player of the Sherwood Won 3-l5, I5-l3, I5-ll season. Stephanie Cowart led the team Srchie t best ?gl?. 1?-Q3, I3-I5 by getting in 95X of her serves. 6 N8 on on ' , - - Englewood Non I5-I0 I5-5 y WH u.n In g , ,,WW4 ff- , W, Pel. Hills Won l5-9, I5-8 ' UW Barstow Won 15-9, I5-6 f 'f..w55Q?Egg ' ff f 'f1a l, 2 N 'ff 3 ff? f ' fn V , . A f mx f T 'f ffl 1 ' Y3Z5292i5 f!'f 'f- . if f7 ? ?'V f fy, fgQgQfgmiQ'PftnV: 04 if WU xv s5,f f ggi, Q W. w wf X . A, ,iw fy W A 4 f, V 1,3 I n in . 'fri ff, , J A V. fy , A 4 ,W Q ,ffgql V ,L m,1,,wg M , , X 1,1 9 1, 3 V 'TTTT T T f by 9 ,JTT '. , wtf f , ,.,fn f l'? i.fffyEf9f3: ' a',,' 25' ' , M 22 I ' if , I i f T N' , , ,, e ' T Q, T , T 'L ' 3242-,,, N fl. Parsitp Eullephall OPPONENT Notre Dale East Englewood Wellington Lone Jack Pen. Hills Barstow Englewood Cass-Midwa DeKalb Lone Jack Y QQhEH6 pWER41 Q Q1 TgHE,q6,f WUY4, .gSHER4Q 122 W, M4 .yxxzzfg 241 25 Front row! Barb Alyea, Marnie Ludwig, Tahni Brewer, Suanne Coskey, Lisa Tremain. Back row! Debbie Moore, Julie Savage, Jeri Rinne, Sarah Kufahl, Lisa Dieck- hoff, Coach Lee Rudzinski 1985 was the breakthrough year for the varsity girls volleyball team. After two straight years of finishing second in the district to Englewood, Lutheran beat thel for their first district championship ever. The girls advanced to sectionals before losing to the eventual state champions, Santa Fe. Despite the loss, it was Lutheran's finest season ever. They finished the year with a I9-2 record and were conference co-champions. They also won the Engle- wood and Barstow Tournaments. Marnie Ludwig, Julie Savage, and Jeri Rinne were se- lected to the All-Conference First Tean. Sarah Kufahl and Tahni Brewer nade the Second Team. SCORE OPPONENT SCORE Won I0-I5, I5-5, I5-I2 Wellington Won I5-Il, I5- Won I5-6, I5-I2 Englewood Won I5-4, I5-6 Won I5-6, I5-6 Pen. Hills Won I5-3, I5-5 Won I5-ll, I5-I2 Crest Ridge Non I5-I, I5-4 Won I5-6, I5-5 Grain Valley Won I5-l3,l5-7 Won I5-9, I6-I4 Pen. Hills Won I5-5 I5-ll Won I5-3, I5-7 Barstow Won I5-6 ls-la Lost I5-17, 3-I5 Barstow Won I5-I I5-4 :Oh :g-g5,lg5-IO, I5-Il Englewood Won I5-5 I5-ll on - '4 Santa Fe - - won I5-5, I5-3 Lost 2 I5 3 I5 ' 19,-s .6 ,, 1' ' rw' fll u 'aww Jeri bumps . ... Sarah sets ... i 1 ... Marnie kills wffmwyffff ... and kills some more. Julie leads a cheer while Marnie puts a hex on Englewood .J ff--If 'Y ,, ,,,., fx- 1 K Tahni slams one fVlel n,, H! M ,,Qf ww My W y , 4 fffwgwf Lisa displays her spiking form ,,' ..', I l 2 W, if x , , i 4 '. vffw- , f, Q I W L 'M a I Hn A QQQQA DW' ' Barstow surrenders to a Savage dink 1,2 I! Q B sf' t I 5 , vu' ! I , 10 A I V4 , zo Sarah doing her thing Lutheran celebrates its first volleyball district championship f ' Ag? W ' x A A ,M ,, sn' f '5'fll., H M 5,58- Sarah salutes a Marnie spike Jeri with the kill UIIBIT , ' fm 'ff ff f, .zl',4z'g5z,gy'l,j9f: Front row! Scott Watterson, Tim Stelljes, John Boswell, Troy Hobelmann, David Mellott, Mark Mellott, Bill Bos- well, David Cowart, Roger Brock. Back row! Coach Robert Reisenbichler, Jose Thomas, Jim Cuckler, Derrick McKin- ney, Cole Bright, John Largent, Scott Stiegemeyer, Jeff Schulz, Nate Brown, Coach Jim Zobel. 'ii df? The Knights showed improvement during the last half 1 f -I of the season by winning five of their last ten games. W Despite a strong defense anchored by standout goalkeep- ,Qps er John Boswell, Lutheran didn't get into the victory column until the twelfth game of the season, when they lg shut out Englewood, 3-0. X ii Th The Knights wound up with a misleading 5-I6 record. ,Q ey were in contention almost every game: to come so E J close time after time made the season especially frus- --:gg--3. ra ing. W? wk Roger Brock led the team with ten goals. .9 .S f 'J ! ' S 3 S .'ENI SCORE OPPONENT SCORE E1-ABEETSZ lost 7-0 Englewood won 3-0 B ost 6-0 DeSoto lost 9-3 gurfiel' lost 5-2 Wentworth lost 6-3 avior lost 4-I Englewood won 2-0 ?:5Zf'01 lost I0-I Piper won 4-2 Ft SU Ill lost 4-I Inmaculata lost 4-0 N 'h 953' lost 6-2 Ward JV won 2-0 as ington lost 3-0 Barstow lost 4-0 Englewood lost A-I Wentworth won 3-2, innetonka lost 4-2 Pen. Hills lost 2-0 Savior lost A-0 'Z' .fy m f' ' we 4 f 1 Q, ,m m 2'zi'ffQ,'f T 52?-wt T fmfpfzte ., v- W 2: , . V . 4 1 . Q4 k'f's'g'wawc 551 Q tif: ' vw 5 .Q 3 7 '32 ff -' if I My Mark puts the M Aa 3 1 MOVE OD 2 'ffFf' ' wa Q WHY , ,' Q 1 Q 3' defender ,M , wmxff Roger weaves his way through the defense 'f'u, ' O?Tf, 'Qi yi . e mf ff Z-5, if , ,,, , W , , , Sffyd, ' ,ff ,, imp, J' Qvmfldgmf Main 5 ff h f f . Y 1' ' z H ,IA 4w, QW, A fr,, ' AH '1 jr ff 1 si, 3 M' 0 ., ,I it Ag-H I ?Xf iw, j in V X , 'ff i 8 Knights score against Englewood Fife-, -, ,W ,,,4 , : , ' fill -W, , ,Q r r ' ' ' 'I-,f,f5,,Vf ,Sf 1 V. ' in 'v fffn' , , in f fwwmlh , ,mwgfgwfmy K, 'Ml .,m, ' x, ' hir af ?ff,-f'f',,,,,:f,, , h f -,, q,g.v A, , , .1 'K ' I ,L I- gs fo - jfirvr' If - ' ,fag A V f ' J4k,,M5,il,.Q - yi ,ijt .' A 4 .' e , - e I rm-' 1 ., ,, -Q41 421, -'L '-s 'av ' f - 5' 5 'f- - ': - ff? - u-of ,f ,I Q H , , p'7,' P Y' ,AjIhMfkl f mlb, , 1 , .- 3, , - W , al 1 h.36t avg, Q , ,g, W . ,285?Q!. i qw , :Y e V4 n 1q,f,fw,:-, , V! y J tg. , I w if 'Wgaij fp 27x51-., X ff. Z . gy-9 5 j ll , 'Sf 4 . Ae 4 - - -,xg 'ffm Q ' fw' 5 W anf'M,wf ..fH ye ' 2, 1 wg gg Jil f 4.g -'g,g I ,f 1 2 M' ,dl Q if W X rw . 0 V Mark prepares for a shot on foal Scott passes to a waiting teammate Qxrls Basketball '0h, please, go in!' 'gf wr ff 45 l IW? -1154 3 ' Q v f 5 3'laf if f i'9.l' I bg Y D 9 1 3:5 'Q AMA' WTQMWV Front row! Tricia Stelljes, Julie Savage, Jeri Rinne, Sarah Kufahl, Debbie Moore. Back row: Coach Lee Rudzin- ski, Mgrs. Lisa Tremain and Scott Stiegemeyer, Marnie Ludwig, Danielle LaMette, Suanne Coskey, Mgr. Nate Brown, Coach Jim Zobel. The girls varsity basketball team enjoyed a surpris- ingly successful season, advancing to the state section- als before losing to Princeton, 45-42, and finishing at I9-7. - The Lady Knights won the Drexel and Santa Fe Tourna- ments, the conference co-championship, and their first- ever district championship. Sophomore Julie Savage emerged as Lutheran's best player, leading the team in scoring Cl2.7J, rebounding 19.45, assists, and steals. Senior Marnie Ludwig scored I0 points a game, while sophomore Jeri Rinne contribu- ted 8.4 boards per contest. OPPONENT SCORE OPPONENTS SCORE West Platte lost 48-43 Englewood won 63-13 Stet won 57-52 Westport won 60-31 Orrick won 49-3l Notre Dame lost 47-42 Archie won 50-48 Crest Ridge lost 34-33 Drexel won 46-35 Barstow lost dl-A0 Lone Jack won 54-33 Pem. Hill won forfeit Pem. Hill won 48-7 Englewood won 64-I9 Linwood won 47-28 Cass-Midway won 40-37 Eudora lost 53-49 Barstow won 53-37 St. Paul's Notre Dame Sweet Springs Santa Fe lost won won won 58-45 48-47 68-22 Lone Jack Barstow Braymer Princeton won won won lost 59-33 53-49 5l-49 I fx f A 4675 ,Q?4W As. Q Q43 14, Q2 W 1- z .5 'fl 3474 f LWMYJ , f Ay f M? 4 ,g , ,Z im if, f wi fl? Q . M ffl , f 1 6 PPE my .4 f e- - ' CZZLQQWEEW ,I W-3 iii QM- W S35 D WY ,W .1 htmuw I gvifjrs ff n ' fix. ?f'5gs QQ W? xi K ggx,f1fQfuQh f 2 .Q I W -'MQ s ku , 1 A fW?i?A g, f- , bmi x 1' 1. Wan 5f.'f ' 5'2g' ,,skmq:Q. 4fQV'v,5-ff y Q- Z f2?S?nq? Sarah shoots the set shot M, ax-1 -'-- - 'M' f Q -L-i Qgifty p s f Imwk ' fs fi 'iiffff' 5 if 2 W vegan, . ,Q ' , M V, 0 7 4 ohliia- 'i fe-.,4f 1 , f 'X find: , in .7 gli!! Marnxe kicks up her heels A, , f at the chance to score fy! - , -N flu lnW,A.,W,53A , gy 5 S ' f M f lg: v - , s W:-ff: i my f 71 il: W if Lg 9 , 11 I 4 In giiny lx P- . ' I ' Ma,nie N s 3 takes the ,w g cl Af Jumper - , I 'nf -Q. Jeri banks it in Julie hits the layup 6 li v 5 Eayvrqf' XY'.w, 'f'1f5y I 1 0. 4 1 L' ll 'hr ' I . .W I !vtg. 2 x N Al' I W 5 has M. 1 , Y, f 'W.Q' 1 0'!!l S' , ' V W .' ! . , L .5 , If . . X JT I A ' The battle for the distr t txtl J 'I said IT'S MINE! M I -. 'mg . 1 'J' ' Q-L...' A 'fI'l sf f X , K :S , go Q 'V' 1 3 2 , A nIt's stuok!' 2 , . K ! 6 ,ms 3 2 H ima 7 e 2 2 '-. .I -3. P E11 li 'NTB 'X 9' W Debbie finesses for two VM-ff x Debbie lays one in off the glass .- , Q rain , f 'ZX , 1 i xg 15 b b Y NN, ,R L. I ' r i L -1. : , 11 ,, fs . A 4' - b I 2,?e' gfg, Uhere's the Right. Guard? P 330115 'fflarsitp Front row! Matt Forsbeck, Larry LaMette, Roger Brock, Bill Boswell, Mark Luetjen, Victor Townes. Back row: Coach Dan Maetzold, Bryan Johnson, Chris Werbe, Jeff Beverstock, John Boswell, Jeff Rinne, Mgr. Barb Alyea. The boys varsity basketball team dominated area IA schools again this season, advancing to the state quarterfinals for the second straight year before los- ing to NE Nodaway, 80-70, and ending with an impressive 25-3 record. The Knights were led in scor- ing and rebounding by senior Victor Townes, who averaged 25.4 points and 10.9 boards per game. Senior Jeff Rinne scored 16.2 points a game and led the team in assists and steals. Lutheran won the Drexel, Sav- of the World, and Barstow Tour- naments, as well as their second consecutive conference and dis- trict championships. I' :av-'E' 'Q B if 'af X . v ,rv Don't miss, Vic OPPONENTS West Platte Stet Aquinas Bishop Hogan Drexel Cass-Midway Lone Jack Linwood Wentworth Eudora Wentworth St. Paul's Eudora Savior Burlingame Englewood Bishop Hogan Orrick Barstow Barstow Englewood Cass-Midway Barstow Englewood Barstow Polo Gallatin NE Nodaway won won won lost won won won won won won won won won won won won lost won won won won won won won won won won lost SCORE 81-59 75-67 83-71 68-51 90-41 91-71 90-49 89-64 71-45 76-42 74-35 80-66 75-47 82-45 74-63 87-63 74-59 90-60 81-68 73-69 73-49 84-77 87-77 81-59 83-71 99-63 82-49 80-70 ORE -59 -67 -71 X S -!'?E!!!:' I 'ff-'5 f I , ' . W Mg., . f if 1 2 , , X J y a-X, ffl it x ' ' 162 4 D',fA,vt This is going to hurt! QW N Fi' , ad ' T M J' - . ,, ' If 'Z in e Pearl takes it to the h fm X - . , fp- I. ,-. Q x ' wif., I .- 1 f' I ' ,QW , f Qs. 0' Rinne sails in for two points 1 Bill helps eliminate Englewood Watch your head, Vic John points it in the right direction qi? . 'Q t V ' I X. I 1 , u sa, ? uDid you say something? I I , . Nyfyi ' 'ily' f cw ' 'X Grd .llf ! Hwell, look what I found!' e own a O you .,, mx' 9 5 X' . Larry scores with Victor slams one home BH BBSY LUO ' W Easkethall Front row! David Cowart, Todd Parks, Brian Summers, Mark Mellott, John Largent. Back rowl Coach Lee Rud- zinski, Jesse Miller, Derrick McKinney, David Dodson, 5 Eric Nyberg, Coach Jim Zobel. E 33 The boys Junior varsity basketball team had a season 'Q of streaks. They lost their first four games, then won Q four straight, then lost another four contests before 37 finishing with a 5-8 record. 2 1 4' Inconsistent play and poor free-throw shooting L plagued the Knights, who made only 40X from the line. Sophomores Brian Summers and Derrick McKinney led the team in scoring with 10.5 and l0.2 points per game, respectively. gppowem SCORE OPPONEM mme Orrick lost 55-51 Englewood won 6l-52 Aquinas lost 50-37 Bishop Hogan lost 65-I9 Bishop Hogan lost 96-39 Barstow lost 58-43 ' Linwood lost 50-43 Englewood lost 66-54 Wentworth won 53-34 Cass-Midway lost 53-51 Englewood 'B' won 76-25 Barstow won 55-49 Wentworth won 44-21 Derrick skies for two point '-fs f an rv, W. socmmamcs MSMWSIDWQMWBID fm f Wulbwuhwwmlz rl I. Jeff's Brother and Jeff's sister. 2. Bliss 3. Scary Knights like these are rare! CThe Varsity Cheer- leaders, our Halloween Hosts? 0. Eric Nyberg or Faculty Sponsor? 5. When Lisa kisses a Frog. .AN f ff '1 WW f I. Tim projects the future. 2. A Clown dressed up like a mother? 3. The Jock Jitterbug. Q. Not Araid to be a Freshman. 5. Jeff the frog is back. Nik QE :'Wf Ra- m+3 M 5gQ5? Lyyggi , f .XJ . ,920 W . fgk9QQfQ',9Qg,U, ,.V3fg4.,q 5, . if aye if kg, .fl V4 ju :-rv, sw, . 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Xa 1 -o - o f :Aff . ,1 7 ' I f gf Ufricia te11Jes ighonda Whitaker jroderick Uljaylop Freshmen life forms jHnarcy Eftlser Eiisa iagilhite lstophar oodcock fd The young Knlghts ', at work and play Zgavid Zgodson samaifacw-nlaaiaais amass 1588 gin Qluckler Zaenise Eryant ,Vh,,, meth Qfvans I' katrina gKosbet8 cott ordon E K 'E ,E if .V ik , Sarah Qgraml ich gin ggornbostel Qhawn ,Kelley 5404 V mr H ' 43 , 44 Pm? AQ kv S gohn Iargent A' QQ 'JD Q7 -7 b f Q x f ig, 'Q x .j X ' if i ZBerr1ck mokinney gglyavbon Y wade arsons get! Blnne gul ie savage Q apks nh!s John and Denise help with Katrina's, um, essay b,,t HRA L R . kv Q 5 I' 1 - ' 32135-,3' K N , 'w w 33 M s NJN, C Coach M efg ,v .. 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'R ' W, , M 4, vgkfyn 'e 1 Q7 if f-,M W, ., A, IN, K ww , agggfi 475. '4?L,,., ,G -A ,gpg , I A-my W ... that makes you want to HSHOUTH Appropriate. Finally. nStop, that tickle Yes, we know we look good. N Patrick displays a playful side?!? I , 1 Y 4, f ni, , K HIS it Jeff?u .W ,L X 2 - , ,PW r H f , . Smile, Jeff, there cameras everywhere are HIS it Jeff?u Couples take a break and enjoy the band 'Nightwingsu. 'll W ? Wlwf K LHS 'Lifts high the cross.n zu FK f gli if f sf W W ffwf' . f 4 'A l ' ?i 'w.M , EQ' V. a. ,gf 3 y ' , 552535 ,f 5: 535 5441, af ' 'QZZEA f is if A The Highlights VQHHTJJJ W? 'WHE NA WWW ll 7ZQ0ffzffff' ll the Senior class, is expressed on the cover of the worship folder inspire the graduates families and friends. During the I986 Baccalaureate the llterary accolplishlents of the Senior class were put on display. We have taken this opportunity to publlclze the titles of otherwise unknown books urltten by the 1986 Graduates! Declbel Rivalry And Megaghone Revelry, My Life wltn An Auetloneer, by Jeff Beverstock. crssslns the asrrlrrs nf Puberty , A Handbook on Dates Nlth Younger Guys. by Sarah Kufahl. anxlnr For the Tender-hearted, Hou l Bron. Ny Way Into s Tlrntly Kult Group, by Charles Pratz. Prlnsrs Pals and Prlnclgals, Krys To Successful stuarnmhood. by Roger Brock. Tsll Talls Tnst xrrg voor Nrru cavsrsa, by Cole srlrht. Base culzsr and Base Hu-rr. A Gola. to Nun-llturalrsl Worship, by Jrhn Blelefeld. Klas of the Cloth, A Study ef Abnormal Psychology ln tn. Parsonage, by Peggy shlslas. Thr Abatlng of Agsthy, Keys to nsnaornsss ln chssrlssalnr, by nsvla Bredou and scart Natterson Successfully Ayolalnr Athletes Ulth 'A' Averages and Dther crrrgs by Tshnl arsurr. -l Could Hsyr Had A v-s,- A culas to Hot Rod nslrtsnsnr.. ulth npprnalx: 'l Usad ss Hays A v-a,' by onus Hachaler. 'Vou've Cot the Brlln. l've Got the Braun, A Handy- aan's Guide to Computer Malntanence and Cranlal Surgery. by Patrlck Kelly. Chlcanery and Cheorfulness, Dcn't Break Down Just Because It Dons KHou to fix anythlng anytlle ulthout any prlar knowledge of lts lxlstaneel by Patrick Kelly. Designing the One- slasa crnvsrsstlon: Hou To Keep Thr- Tslklng. by Bryan Johnson. IDI Uses For R Study Nall by Marnie Ludwig. Generation Gag Datlng by Marnie Ludwig. Hola Basketball Reledles: Hou To Heal Lauer Body Brulses Infllcted By The Back-board, by Victor Tounes. Athletics And The Mala Egoi The Insldl Story, by Barbara Qlyea Clan Vour Hands Ve Mighty Cates. The Russians Are Raldlnq- The Pearly Gates! A Catalog of Little Knoun Anti-Marxist Psallm by David Hallett. Evervthlnx Vou Ever Wanted To Knou About Sub- Atollc Partlcles And Stuff Like That But Were Afraid l'd Tell Veu by Tllothy Stelljes. Around and Around Tlll We Cat Profound Hou To's For Flgurlng Uut Nhat Vour Point ls, by Ullllaa Robert Boswell. J e f f R l n n e , b y J e f f R l n n e Mllljfgljssi -w. I 5. W en by sed older d by A l os. wa. lil ,mf HI don't wanna leave!u . W. 'ix :fYt .0 ., ,M , A familiar sight QTEZI Pat delivers the benediction. Barb gets things rolling Clike tearsl with her invocation. 'LX . , 4 ..., .. -.....g,:f--- f.-. .A.f.f..f,.f-- f-- N, :4,:,f Class president Tahnz Brewer says adxos QQ' HR W 45, Roger is serious '-Q. , V-qvj 1-Aw, Drama in the Church' class speaks Gospel silently and powerfully. 1-'I 1 ii f . xp George lists both of the non-awarded students. Speech students reveal their true selves. Suanne endears herself to Mr. Reisenbichler. Girls fade into trance while thinking about Jeff Rinne. elf