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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1988 volume:

Z E, Q: n ff , Y. 1 , ' ft' . Q. 3' 5 1. I r fm . , ist ,N Y Q E ' 4 ..- J- I iii -wx V..-- ---..-. --ug... .,-.,..-.. 9--,-7... ggi., -4-4 'E 60 , - 'vi' wh 5 ,I Lui 414 jHfUTw3?lwmT1s HTS the fkffw bulheran High School 4114 Wallzacgce Kansas City, Missouri 64125 .,.l.Ls -.-. 1' 1 'mf 1988 w sm 5 llllnbffl N... HHH Juniors Tricia Steiljes and Erin Broden enjoying their healthy food. Kris Brunner enjoying her senior year. Personolitie , 2 .P in W -VX. xi fd 'f ' Q7 TE a an 1? ll xi With Mr. Reisenbichier as back-up, Junior Mark Meiiott sings to his hot dog. vi' f . MQ, i BOOSTER CLU OFFICERS Pneaidcnt ......... Bob Rinne Vice Pautdemf .... Maman Sehlobohm Tneaaunen ......... Mantlgn Steiijez Sccnefang... ...Linda Venman The LHS Booster Club was very active this year. In addition to Hboostingu the spirit and morale of the school, the Booster Club hosted a HBack to School Picnicu in August, made and sold hundreds of pizzas for the Fall and Spring Pizza Bakes, held the annual Chili Supper in February, hosted an appreciation luncheon for the faculty in May, and worked many hours in the Royals and Chiefs' concession stands. Funds raised from these activities were used to provide all bus transportation to school activities, to purchase various athletic uniforms, and to purchase a complete computer network system for the Science Department. The Booster Club is a strong supporter of the academic and athletic programs at Lutheran High School. , .4 1w,,'zj:v51:ff.f'v .a ,, wg.+1f.- Wgtfsfek R2 S X Qs X w , . ,,,. ,.,f.-, W ,.4-'-S.-- .Q 4waFwwH. 1 uewfQiw1Q Ev va T I ' ,-fu:'i2I5 -. q ' -jig we . . I a ff ' .Ava JE? w ing, 5 iw. ' J' . T if RET! F' ' . -,,nN' -71. g , .. Q., A., i 's 5, z-. . hmu,t, isis Mrs. Marilyn Stelljes sprinkles cheese over the pizza sauce. Mrs. Irene Largent finishes adding cheese to yet another pizza while in the fore- ground, Mrs. Diane Thrasher and senior ww 'ar E5 2?-4 Debbie Moore race to keep up with the assembly line. fha C e .gf SS . .WV f , S57 ' 3 Q 45 ,,,V7,,,, , mm 'f ffl i 2 , , ' .,2.,..5,2 X M 4,. N. N J , ..f4 ,,. , 4q w'Vw'? ,-. .naw-f , , . ' fy ' f l .H ..,,....m,, if n QT Y f X 5?' f k Wx A N ,fd : YIZZA A , ., AQ- tffigh.. 'E'- .f-SA nf - , Q? ig? Left: Pam Mulford puts the cooking directions in each box. Below: John Kenyon waits to box up a pizza. Bottom left: Kevin Rudzinski labels each of the boxes. The finfl oroduct! -SA Admi islrolion im somzv or vnzgcrozzs Pnuident - Fned A. wcmbe, Calvang Vice Pnewldent - Don Riefsehiclz, Aseenfsion Tneafsuneft - Inene Lcmgent, Alefsoiah Semetany - Bob Laubfaeh, Gnaee Stan Alewel, Owt Relleemeft Mean! Bnooelzman, Haig Tniitclty Sondna Bnown, St. Lnhe'4 Jamey: Cuchlfefz, Hofy C4045 Emma CfLu,KlL Immanuel BLU GEendeiLLng, King 06 Giong Kenneth Kugahl, Chapel 06 the Cnoao Jung Ludwig, St. Pauiiu Linda Maehnmen, Abiding Savion Tina McGee, Tftiniig, Keafzneg Pcvstonall Advuou: Rev. Leommd Awtich, Alefsfsiah Rev. Jnymy Koabcng, Gfmee Kefuoin Meinmt, Clvtosft Ebton Ohlmnn, Peace Un. Jwuty Ommen, Zion DIL. C. Plueflip Pafixlon, Tniitoty, Mzlwion Rielz Reid, Bethany Jim Roche, Bethel wannen Kamtz, St. Stephen Milze waitace, Oun Sawloun John Wendon6A, Hope Have you ever wondered how Lutheran High School can exist? Weil, the simplest answer can only be because of the Board of Directors and the Administration. Without these two major parts of our organization, we could not exist. The Board of Directors is made up of representatives congregation in our association. Their job is to meet the needs school, whether that is providing a new gym floor or deciding on The Administration's job is also difficult. They care about the welfare, and they work hard to see that the student's needs are met. Together, the Board of Directors and the Administration work to find the solutions needed to keep Lutheran Hicxh Schools fvvv its QQ Mft. Zobel. Mlm, M5Ul,L5LyLyLQ, King Executive Adminfcksivzaioft Acplng Punupcbg Uncuna in the Chwteh doors wide open . from each of our high a principal. student's Ill! . ,A ff 'x ,.,, , . ff T! ..-lfM ' I W, 1 gg: K, F -, 'T :gi . fir yi. 2 --1 i , I f . W -5 ' fl ,gn fi? ,N F' 5574 A Av, we-' f , .,l W if , F0 A , gn v Q 7- Q g, w x Q46 'V' fi f , Mlm. Linda Vejzman Secneiwzy -f ,' M ipwxfc N Q . 54 A i ' 1. ' 1' N- ' V. i X ' 1 Q ni A - fl' im. -wi--f i - 'ch af R F W X H '.v, hi lg ' 1 g - J K - ' I - 'ci' ' ' , Q . ' H ' A :X -'N-..,,,-,' I MM. Kamen Rivme Mm. Becky wivzgneg 06641618 Mccnccgefi Sgylgjgmg m,1,1y,L. - Him -in in m I 3 A W 3 T E' , , Xxlyyfi .,,, 5 f 1 V li Q A ...- '7-i. ,ff ' . 6 ,A , -,- Voiunfeers, helping with another maiiing. an Foculty ' uv- ,, was, 'ay M . J at B ett hen Ma. Todd B004 Ma. Lanag Labatea Libnaiianfgngfjgh S06tba!K Coach Zndabiatal Anil AaifEngZLAh Baiiding Managed Oagan ff' KY., N X x , vqf MAA. Kathleen Ohiman MuALe!EngZLAh aan S05tba!l Coach f Kansas City Lutheran High School is pieced together through many sources. These sources are our faculty and administration. Without these people, our school could not exist. They teach, listen, explain, and understand life. This is a unique group of people with many talents and many ideas. Their hearts and their open minds are what make them different from other teachers. Thank you for your support and your kindness this past year! 4 HfAfgQMM,W , fff' ff f ff frhf if, ,V f fa 4 'f ,mule QhQfQ???Qf,J2?Qf6 Q5 af? E l Simi: 3 -. 2 A C A X. 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LHS looks forward to more spirit and creativity from this class in the yea rs to Come . Senior Jim Hornbostel found out that Freshmen, such as Shawna Brewer and Melissa Wehmeyer, can be lovable. M IIIIIII Mike Aandt Kenai Boyle Shawna Baewen ChniA Chancelioa Baeit Cotineil David Cuchlea who 1:3 l 5-4 ..- F 1 I lu' if V 42.5 1 ,ff W wwf-T K 1 .9 Yian V K , i M - ' f r? ' 1 M 1 'x ff- TT A 'W ' M XY - - l ' ' ' 7 . ff -- .,. y - 1' is ' 'i ggi , Ti 1 m 32 , .. 'AA if K- ' X- f f qetkf 7 f Rs? if Q . .Q .. iii. X in if - ,ill ' f 114 3 3f'kQ?1Q ,M Xb Yi 2319-1 .i - ' ' 'if l 'Q f ly ff X Q' -K 'E X .+ W , SX ,P . , x ' 511. . A -5 , s.-.,.,a. . Q. . e ,,,. X. NA-au iv Surf, ,, . v ,gy - xl. A 1, - -.mf F '- 2' - Q:-asgfgeii N 1 WI ' A mx . VLA- -M: 5- A435 J . w -:?5?1ii'A3nbm' f? ' ' ,,,i.L,. ,X . . X ,J 1 2 , '29 . 'vb fwgydfi Q bw w f f 3. 55 ' ,Q f iiilll I 'L ' eff' G ' D g 1 If Y. x ' .w '56 . 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W ' t , 3 . l fi . Walking into the building was the fir major step on a day Cand a schooll full of steps. The first day of school had finally started for Kansas City Lutheran High School. But for the Freshmen, J uSt X , camera Shy! X ' x gf-44, , it was a new beginning and probably a day full of excitement. The second step was to make friends. This can be a frightening experience in most schools, but at LHS you find an atmos- phere that is full with friendliness. The friends that you make here will probably be your friends for a long time. For some of you, the third step is making the team. Whether it is volley- ball, basketball, soccer, or band. To Shanti Manly 2334, ,f .4-'Z' 1 1.1 , '3 ir 1. f, 4 , Nas-- make that highschool team can be a very important part of your life. Others need to make the grades. Being on the honor roll or just getting decent grades, so your parents don't ground you, is also a very important aspect. The Freshmen this year have learned what highschool is all about. There are fun times and there are bad times. But the bad times are out-weighed by the fun times. LHS hopes that your year was an enjoyable one. Egg. yyp-t, .H,,f 'ig- .,,.' Kevin Rudzimizfi ' f Aahlieg Sheftman ' T' Heafthm Smifth ,4fV' f??1 .cgi gf XZQW. 2 9 ' 4 'fi Q l 2 1- ay K I vo ,N ' uf? cj. ,t ya' , 1. gage? EJ ,f., ,Q M, ,I wifi? I 2 47- ,W ,J W y Utclate Thztaaheft T' TL' fwf Adntan Tonnea L 1.le,2,iMa wehmegen , 1 isa Closs of 1990 Nicole Dejnay Maxi Domfsch Andne Duncan Donnie Duncan Mcuzizin Jualzez Chuck Pafttibon Sophomore Nicole DeShay tears up the dance floor and shows some new moves to Senior David Dodson. 'gjfpzz ,'L'Q,,' ' wiv-' ,Fifi A ? ' ,ef . oA 2 1 QM . 5 4 5 . gggfk, F 'jf ? org f f in if C2,g,,,-Q wir, .1 ,gg K. , ,Q iff' f gf? 4' gf 23, , f 0 ,, ' if , Y it f Q ' I 'ifg V4 IQX :M f fl rf 2 fn ' 5 'V X L ff Q 45 I f L 1 , fi! f gr 'Ax I 1 5 , is 5- t . .. 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They have learned their mistakes from their Freshmen year and can sympathize with this years' Freshmen. But being sympathetic does not stop them has appeared, at least true, the Freshmen are from teasing the Fresh Hgeeksu. This term every freshmen name. Even though it is not once, in front of called this just because they are freshmen. The Sophmores are now one year older. A year that is full of many new experiences that will junior year. The prepare them for their the upperclassmen of '89 and '9O. Being high school because you are no longer at you are not at the top where you have to underclassmen of 1988 cannot wait to be a Sophmore is probably the best year of the bottom of the ladder, and worry about life after high school. So our advice to the Sophmores is this: Enjoy this year and X start preparing for the years to come because they can be rough! 'Swat Class of 1989 The Junior class of LHS-KC contains an assortment of personalities which combine to create an impression that is unforgettable. Their enthusiasm for life spills over into every activity of the day, beginning with the first hour bell. This enthusiasm may take shape in many forms. One form may be excessive talking or another form may be a spit ball flying through the air. Whatever the form, it speaks of vitality and non-stop energy that fills the halls and classrooms with the expectation of discovery around every corner. This class of 1989 is slowly learning what responsibility AMT is all about. Instead of their thoughts always being on ball games and dates, they are starting to think about where thei future is headed. Where are they going to live and how are they going to make it in college, are a couple of questions l' that are going through their minds at this time. what the future brings is a question that each Junior thinks about. ,v Juniors Christie Welch and Mark Mellott gladly sharing eachother's company. ,XV Q. 5. X, ., .. 2 is . F iff R FAS is MR A. 5. heir ior an ring --. -v- , .f -s, k QA ixi 'ltfb 'fi li. We: In f T E lv, 4 , X, Shawn Bevenaioah Aanon Bnoden Tennance Canieh David Cowanf Load Doppb laneKKe Duenow Donna FUKAOH ShaZCq Goufd Michaek Juanez John Kenyon DdHfQgFQ LHMQTIQ Kanfa Lemmanman 11595 17 xff zsxwi LQWM David Mdihib Manh Meiivii Jabba Mitten Ente Nybelg Shawn Rceden Junior Eric Nyberg ,,f7 4-92' r 5x12 ,rg :ij -F rfuik' if 'ff-I v 'Y ',jf im X K ati posing for his picture. 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This formal dance shows tha one of us, and that we actu t there is something special in each ally are acting adult-like. The Juniors put on the Prom as a farewell gift to the Seniors. Preparing for the Prom can involved. Even raising the part about the whole ordeal Don't put off Prom till the that LHS has seen and start be a fun experience when everyone is Jenny Rudzinbhi Uinginia Splca Tnicia StaEKje4 Fried Tciglim Bagan ThomaA Rhonda whiiaheh Chain woodcock Chnibiie wefch money can be fun and that is the hardest . Some advice For the future Juniors: last minute. Make it the best Prom early. dig X 39, .1.4..... .. , , ',,-- AV W , A ,, , .A .11 V - l-- Y- .--V - -7- - H V --H A .V -.,V,-,,,.,..,,.,.......... . . . .. ,Ns 5' ,-yY -Qiax 'YQ x 5 -M . N I xx Y SN ' , ,, . x' 1.....,..u....::2.-,571-f-V-1-Y-W - A -M-0 -, 7- WM- Y - ----V Y - H -Y V -V V N Y , - , Q IVWP.-v F-4-, H,....,..- I I I I ,..,..-. -v--- 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ito, I I I III-I IIIIIII IIIIII I I I I I I IIIIII 'IIIIII II Il I I I I I I I i I I I ,IIaIIII. III Il .t.,..-'W Lutheran High School gathers for one of its many activities ADT The Power 95 Dance was the first dance of the year. This dance welcomed new freshmen and reunited the upper classmen. Because the new gym Floor had recently been installed, the dance was a sock-hop. Many people did not know what to think about the sock-hop, but as the night wore on, these doubts were abandoned, and much enjoyment was found. This dance was the first prize in the city-wide food drive which our school won out of all the other schools in the city. Power 95 sponsored the dance, and Charlie Knight was the DJ. For those who attended, the dance was a good start for the school year. jjj' ' ' mai V i Hgul QD an Q 91523 30 1988 Homecoming The Homecoming Royaity for 1988: King Derrick McKinney Queen Julie Savage Prince Mark Meiiott Princess Danieiie LaMette Duke Chuck Pattison Duchess Beth Savage Lord John Pena Lady Vickie Thrasher YI 'a is I ,ff I .xg-ir , f .1 , .V 1 1 ' , ., b 2' 7152 A 71 f , f-hh ' ,Af 7 , A. i . .,. yt V ', wh - K 3 wi D f D s ' W 1 XX' 4 I V . r After much Junior class, Prom was held May 6, 1988. planning by the For many, the evening be- gan with photo sessions with parents. The couples then arrived at the Adam's Mark Hotel for dinner and a night of dancing. The theme was UA Knight's Dreamn and a DJ provided the music for the dancing couples. Reigning as King and Queen were Alan Voss and Julie Savage. After one final dance at Midnight, the couples departed and went on their separate ways. Prom 1988 was a success for LHS and a special event to remember for all those who attended. WEP: 32 S King Alan Voss and his date enioying Prom to its fullest. One of the groups seen having a Qood time on the Plaza. wwf Juniors Lori Dopps and Tricia ffuq ffgi That's no way for a queen to act, Julie! wfiw 1.33 .lin 6 f i Can 4- ie! i fi Can you believe we're here, Vickie! 5. R4 is 'g 4 1-ew I ,, W. I ,X Seniors Denise Bryant and Angie Meyer are all smiles. X F' f , if ISF' ff Q You look good, John! How do I look? I King Alan Voss and Queen Julie Savage lead off with the ceremonial dance IFov1pn52 Q 'iii Movie: lIlFataI Attraction u Dirty Dancing IE 3 men 8. A Baby EU Broadcast News - IE Raw El Us 5? 5. Q 5 3 :LQ E' Us Z X Sf ag B-'IS in ca if E-'U at-'a 'g Ill Wsllowr l lIlCosby Show Family Ties I lilbifferent World asia Ellrowing Pains e r, 's lil LA. Law r Q T Ill Baum,-cnaefgmeeaee we gmfgm 5 IE Fairthffgemya Joe-40041 ,Q Ill Wipeoutiywgiaya El So Em0tl0l13V?7Az'fney amadfbn l SWA' w ll Dairq - Mellonald's t -Pizza llut Y--J Lgj-llentueky Fried Chicken N Pill? -Dairy Queen Mcgonanws Hut -Taco Bell N AA OUT ABOUT GURBAGHEV IN AMERICA What to Expect From the Summit V - GULD MEDAL WINNER I Reagan Ill MOSGDW BRIAN some N0 The Eplc Rescue of Jessica Danny Manning rosefar above S ,N 7' Oklahoma to lit upstart Kar6.ms 0 to the NCAA championship LYMPIC G0lD FOR KRTARINA 1 ymp WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS: MINNESOTA TWINS if m NCAA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS- KU IAVHANKS M ,421- L- - L-J5 ' fi V' I Eg ' 'ir 9 I I px F I r NBA CHAMPIONS: LOS ANGELOS LAKERS ,L L 'QIKU INT ,H NFL CHAMPIONS: WASHINGTON REDSKZNS iw --as if NCAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS: MIAMI HURRIQANES x ' ! . 5 -A I A I ATL? I K I 5 1,3315 I: XX X NHL CHAMPIONS: EDMONTON OZLERS . 5 3 9 .. int Class Officers Sopnomonafabovel: Donnie w UU 'l 4 Duncan, Sec.!TfLecU5.5 Bath Savage, P21254 David Tinnfin, V. PMA. Faefsnmesilfiegilr Cnfuls CILCLVICGCZGYL, P7'LQA.,: Vickie Tlmafsnen, Tnecwq Bfzandi Robefuvs, Sec.g Ad!uQanT0lU1ef5, V. Pau. 1987-88 was a busy year for Lutheran High's class officers as many were in leadership positions for the first time.- Not only were the officers expected to initiate new activities, but they also were responsible for seeing that workers and supplies were available when needed. Freshmen officers learned how to conduct meet- ings and set up fund raisers, while the Sophomore officers put a year's worth of experience to work building up their bank account. Junior and Senior officers learned how to spend money in a constructive way as they sponsored Prom and the Senior Trip, Senion4lab0vQl: Jim Hoanboafel, TneaA.g lobe Thomab, V. P1Q6.i Shane Smith, PneA,p wade Panaona, Sec, Jun1oaAlLe5tl: Shawn Bevenbtock, PneA.p ChnLA woodcoch, V. PneA,: Edin Bnodew, Sec.5 Vinginia Spica, Taaaa, Student Council Stuco At work Student Council is a group of students elected to office by the LHS student body. They work to improve studentffaculty relations, spread school spirit and pride, and sponsor social activities. ln the 1987-88 school year, StuCo held a special Freshmen Day with a dance following that was sponsored by Power 95 radio station for Lutheran winning the 1986-87 Local Kansas City Food Drive. Student Council also hosted the 1987-88 Homecoming Dance, and attended the Metropolitan Leadership Day. The 1987-88 Student Council also worked hard on a lot of new ideas to better Lutheran High. During its great year, StuCo accomplished many of its goals. Yu 388 QS Student Counetl llegtli IGP HOW! Melttta wehmegenlFHl, Angie MegenlSnl, Kutntna Ko4be19lSnl, Debbie MoonelSnl, Dantelle LaMettelJal, Jenntggen PattenAon 1Ftl, Mat. KlnglFueultg Advltonlg bottom aowp Andne DuneunlSophl, John Kengonllnl, Dentleh MeKlnneg 1311, Mane Mellotllnl, Mane Rtedl lSophl5 not pletunedg Chuck PattiAonlSopnl Oggteentlbelowlf IGP 5Q6I: Keihina Koabeag, See.5 Angle Megen, Pne4.5 bottom legtg Mane Rledl, TaeaA,i Math Mellott, V. Poet. U 'VL .lf :eg .dl ina A., 3 Chopel Club 2 Le6l to night: Tom McGee, Fned Taglon, Chnll woodcock, Pallon wlnlon, Shawn Kelley, Jenemy Halma, JQ55 Schulz, Jlm Cuchlen. Clowns The Clowns this year were once again very busy. They started a tradition of going from church to church every Sunday with the Highlights and spreading the Word through Clowning. The Clowns had many skits this year. The HNoah's Arkn skit was probably the favorite along with the UMissing Pieceu skit, which they performed at every church. The Clowns were enjoyed by everyone and were asked many times to come back. 3 I , The Clowns puppet show was a big success. 7 Backstage at the Clown's puppet show. SA N.H.S. NAnoNAL Service HONOR socnnv 1 derslaip XQ If ea a 2 4 and char- acter are v 6 the three if ll qualities that a Nat- ' ional Honor Society member has. The members must have an accumulative GPA of 3.0 and must also strive for academic ex- cellence. N.H.S. spon- sored the penny jug con- test which was a big success and earned over s35o.oo. Their service to the community and to this school is beneficial to everyone. TGP: ,..x ?'S i Y V J 5 ,f j K f 1 T l'T 41. A Bfulan Vejtman, :Tim Cuehiefz, Rinne, DebbLelMooae,,Ju,!Lie Bantam: Mane Merit, Jevmigeft Radzivusiei, Shawn,KeCZeg, Beth Savage, Angie Megee, Janelle Daenow, Laaaa Daenow, lobe Thomaa A ' F ' S ' MARCELA MONTANES a foreign exchange student through the American Field service Exchange Program. This year our student was Marcela Montanes from Colombia, South America. Marcie came to us with the eagerness needed to face America through the eyes of a LHS student. Over the year, she found new friends, a new sense of America and its language, and the way America's educational system works. With hard work and 'determination, Marcie handled this year like it was no problem. She plans on attending the University of Colombia in her home country and would like to come back to America for a visit soon. We will all miss her very much and we hope she always remembers LHSQ we will always remember her. Another service of the National Honor Society is sponsorinq ' F , .in In I I N Ll H, ESQ, soring ice nes Computer Club -if , i ,A gl I I: 0 Computer Club advisor, Mr. Reisenbichler, works on a program for the club to use. This year the Computer club was 1 kept busy by creating new programs. Matt Domsch and Jeff Schulz upgraded the basketball stats program while several other club members worked on designing robot kits. The club also took time out to play games on the computers. The Computer Club members are: Senior Jeff Schulz, Sophomore Matt Domsch, Freshmen Jeremy Harms, John McDaniels, and Tom McGee. - - Sophomore Matt Domsch creating a new program. 1 ' ' r . T .iff Mr. Reisenbichler searches for a disk out of his files. Camera Club This school year marked the beginning of a camera club at LHS. Dave Hellwege, a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church, donated the ment to set Miss Vogeie advisor for of the club necessary equip- up a darkroom, and served as faculty the club. Members learned how to use a 35mm camera, how to take good eiop Also Camera most of the pictures, and how to dev- and print those pictures. Club members cover athletic and socia events at LHS this year. ln ed I FfLOVLf Row: John Kanyon, Vuzgiwicc Spiaa, Davlfialia LaMatta, Haatlflafz Lambs, Shawn Kalflag, Kamtna Koabafzg, Angia Mayan, Daiwa Bngamf, Mcutaata Monianaa. Back Row: M154 Vogala, Baaii Coitaaii, Ja66 Schultz, lllcott Domzsah, Tom MaGaa, David Cualafiajz, Shawvzfia Koappan, John Afmdft, Nicola DaShag. fact, the club provided many o f the photographs for this year' S yearbook. . s C L nd uw. -..-hx ff LP' EQ? X. x fLUB 4. x t 1 , ' , t , N I l u 1 4 fU , l fi'- A1r,ght who movedv Jeff Schultz prepares his camera for the next shot Wd WEE-S4 1 eg Q-+es:,, YeC1rb00k Sfclff The Veanbooh taheb hand wonh and detenmination. Thin yean, only thnee og ai gaeed the taihg Jeni Rinne lEditonl, Julie Savage KSpontz Editonl, and Mn. Joel Boettehen KAdviAonJ. Thib it an extnemely hand and LONG job with only thnee people wonhing on it. I5 thene ane any eomplaintz, go and gina yoan gniendly neighbonhood 1988 Senion not liited above. I don't want to hean any exeuiei gnom you Aenioni, beeaaie Julie and I both had iammen jobi believe it on not!C3 On a mone pnomiiing note, the yeanbooh loohi to be the belt even. I can hean evenybody laying Hlt Ahoald be the beot, it tooh long enoagh!H Z don't even want to hean lt. C-3 well, hene ls yoon S yeanbooh in time Aon the Chniitmai Holidayi. Pleaae ehwulah and enjoy! Jeni Rinne Editon Special thanhi to Jim Cuehlen gon handling the adventilementl, to Laana Daenow gon cneating layoati, and to Je56 Schulz, Matt Dombeh, and Vbtginla Spica gon thein hoofw and e660f1ff U1 A 32 the danhnoom. , , iiwii i E I L 1 3 1 ! 1 9 I I 1 4 Junior Mark Meilott has clear evidence that he studied this past year. Juniors Dani LaMette and Karla Lemmerman studying77 Clossroom xv' Q9 x ,. , '! 'K'-is I7 . , L 1 ' V- ' ' ' . skew.. .. Above: Mr. James Zo earning his salary as a dedicated teacher. Below: The Junior giris heeding the advice of teacher, Mrs. Ohiman. J , , School IS gon leaanlng and we aae hehe 5oh an edaeaftloh, even lhoagh many og ab laled to goa- gel that gael. wllh all o6 oua exma aetivlclefs lh and oul o6 Aehool, ll WdAH'I loo hand lo oven- looh owl aexspovus- lblliiiel al Aladenil. Bai, aegahd- lem og othefi aetivltlezi, elafsfseza Aiill had lo be dIfQHdQd and azszalghmehiys had to be complexed and handed ln. we dld ouh buf lo heep ap wlth all the homovohh, although Aehool woah waf5h'l eueayohe'A ldea o6 gan. 'Swim QS-H ii. -,tw s Pastor James Winsor leading chapel. Freshmen Chris Hollins studying in comfort. Religion Freshmen Kevin Rudzinski and Jennifer Patterson helping Junior Billy Lewis understand the Bible. 4 Highlights Front row: Lori Dopps, Beth Savage, Rhonda Whitaker, Tricia Stelljes, Erin Broden, Karla Lemmer' man, Julie Savage, Danielle LaMette, Virginia Spica, Jeri Rinne. Back row: Mrs. Kathy Ohlman, Alan Voss, David Cowart, Adam Van Duyn, John Boswell, Mark Mellott, David Dodson, Jim Hornbostel, Eric Nyberg, Marc Riedl. iff ll - AVE-. 4 Q I I EIFH l1 'l1 l QWPFQ li 8 Not only did the Highlights receive a two rating, but others received honors also. The girls sextet got a two plus, the double mixed quartet also received a two rating. The boys quartet got a one rating and thus a trip to State, where they also received a one. David Dodson also got a one rating at Districts and at State for his solo performance. Music is a very important part of LHS. Once again, the Highlights lived up to the expectations that constantly surround them. Their boisterous singing was heard wherever they performed, whether it was at Sunday Worship in an area church or at the District Contest. This large group gave its all and was rewarded with a rating of two-plus in the District Contest. They were also rewarded in knowing that they worshipped God to their fullest. .35 51 Ngdw,. ,L 5 X if 1 P l S Ol lS I' .,-,tu-l Y a 3 Bond Front row: Alan Voss, Lewis Pratz, Heather Lewis, Shawn Kelley, Angie Meyer, Shawn Beverstock, Mike Arndt. Back row: John Pena, Chris Hollins, Terrance Carter, Tom McGee, Matt Domsch, Jeremy Harms, Mrs. Ohlman. The Highlights aren't the only musical group at LHS. The Band this year was the best it has ever been. Under the leadership of Mrs. Ohlman, the band flourished and was enjoyed by many. They played hits of f the past and the present and also hymns of faith. The band went on a tour of area grade- schools and churches. They put on a good performance and created enthusiasm for the whole school. X 'E he :T GQ if 'im fi sl? 9w29 ,,1' What in the world is that, Melissa? v-'ug . A, , . K - .,.W, Mwyggf V Mr. Boos consoling David 5 on his artwork. ls that a self-portrait, David? qc: Freshman Kevin Rudzinski showing us his talent. cgi N00 Wade is obviously proud of NWQQ his work. He should be! USENESS fuW4MW . jr-. CE' 7 .lf l'7:2,g:- Q ' , ' . I !'l.l , '1,ll1. rl- . MISS Vogele helping Junior Bully Lewis with hlS accounting You better Stop, I'm trying to study rcorfegrzzff fi fy t ffffflr ui Sciencereaff Q . 'E i-wr: ......, Em -Tf1r- Q iigys J -v s 1 fi J 'i S' I i I : i I ll H .!1!fg'1.1:. 1- Above: Freshman Jennifer Patterson shows Junior Billy Lewis her science experiment. Right: The Radio Shack Computer Network was donated by the Booster Club. Below: Junior Shelly Gould listens to Mr. Boettcher's explanation, but wonders HWHAT?H in Q 'f E Sophomore Matt Domsch and Senior Jim Cuckler receive honors at the Science Knowledge Bowl. Com uiers i X A W W.. Wei. ! 5 A iffili 5 if 'fri-'-4 WHATS I NEW? J .sg ..::, B ixh ,. -5 1, Freshman Jennifer Patterson trying to comprehend her homework. M G , rf' Junior Jennifer Rudzinski sta at her book and asks herself, Uwhy me?H FSS MGT Freshman Kevin Rudzinski studies hard while Chris Hollins...um... concentrates. I :E :Mez ,AQ-:si r V . , .g V .5 . ' U' 1 L 5 f ' -.wr J, , . , , VL 'fhm.I lfq.rHlf4fmL A II I 4. 1..,,4 TU, 'I ' iiilxf'-I-3 1- 532 : ' P + High' hr. J I L ' ',-. a mi ' 'Li Lf - I W 'f. sm: ,,,, g1P. fgxv Sociol Studies Mr. RUdZInSkI chalks up another one for the American history class. Could you repeat that last sentence? -Q4-+V-e 441, ,Z m-,,Y..,.... r , . Be 'he 15126 vga 4 ' 1 WL A S 'Q' 'r, A lg -NX F? , I' ' 1' , . r We, . flax! . , . 1 ug. rm , M r ,QJQ . .,, Q f fl ,4 'Q' 1 ',, H Q g , M411 , W 4, , .1-.N 41,1 L 4l-my BE A fi Y ANIMAL REGISTER . . . AND VOTE sure to read the fine prlnt. - Freshman Pam Mulford works on her research paper. i 4 Education I I I . I . E in use , .K U , is i .ia 'as Et Junior Jennifer Rudzinski playing L ,L if catch with herself. s ry! Q my-'K ,K -. ... ., F' sl 3 Qi ,.,,f5e1,' L ,.,.. . .3 Our new gym floor was paid for by the M 5 M candy sale. It has been a blessing for everyone. le it live or is it Memorex? X-x 4,1- L llllllll llllllll illlllll lllillil llllllli Illll ll ' il Senior Jeri Rinne skies high for the tip. Junior Mark Mellott trips up Barstow for another win. Senior Julie Savage extends for the successful dink. Senior John Boswell lays up two more, which helped him reach the mark of 1,000 career points. ,:-- f ..m- wf We-15 WV XXXNJ rf Z 047 Ogg X Goo f' GOV Q X , 1' wp' - ' rf we at My vi , , ' .NW ,GO G, Senior John Boswet yanks away another rebound from every- body, including fellow teammate David Dodson. The Knights discuss their Strategy so that another win can be added. Spontn wan a btg pant o6 Achoot gon att.o6 un. we have att ptayed, coached, managed, negeneed, cheened, and watched tn Aome way. Some wene mone tnvotved than othenn. Coachen and ptayenn Apent mach og thetn time and enengy wonhtng to become the beat at theta zypont. Athtetefs' dayfs wene gttted wtth condtttontng, gandamentat dntttn, and a tot 06 hand wonh. Evenyday you woatd gtnd tome team pnacttctng a6ten Achoot and gon moat teamn, thetn majon goat wan teamwonh. Thin yean tanned oat to be an exctttng yean tn Apontb. Soccen, votteybatt, banhetbatt, Aogtbatt, and banebatt wene the Apontn at LHS. AA a team, each Apont played wtth tntenbtty ann and Aaccenn. The wtnn wene jawt vtctontew gon not the athtetew bat vtctonteb gon the Achoot an a whole. ,Y ,filo 57 A J RCIZIQ Vaaniig Soccea, Faonx Row: Chaib Chanceiloa, Jaaed Konbeag, Chain May, ChaAA Hoillnb, Mana RLedK, John Pina. Second Row: Kevin Rudzinnhi, Nick Latham, Mantin Jaanez, Snawn Roeden, Fned Tagton, Alan VOAA, Adam Van Dayn, Joae Thoman. Bach Row: Coach Reinenbienfea, David Dodnon, David Cowaai, Mana Mellofi, John Bonwell, Shawn BQOQAAIOOE, Baian Veaman, John Langeni, and Denaick McKinney. OPPONENT SCORE w-L OPPONENT SCORE w-L Englewood 8'0 W Lincoln Prep. 5-O W Southwest 2-O W Barstow 0-2 L Wentworth H-O W Wentworth 2-0 W Piper 3'l W Englewood 5-2 W Immaculata 2-O W Piper M-I W Winnatonka M-0 W Sacred Heart l-3 L Northeast M-I W Northwest l-I T Ward 2-M L Englewood 6-I W Southwest 3-0 W Pem. Hill 0-3 L OVERALL RECORD I3-Q-l y V' .'1 .I ,, ,Wig ,- , Y. ' M 2- yi ' . U in 4,5 NM+ Q , N13 , A. XM ,N , , I V4 K W, 'zz'zav,g A i -, , 1 ' Ki f W , ' I I' 4 ' .sq L N I V W . F ggzz V , s,,l4,,i,V Va, ,, W,, n,f, 676' ww ll I fx- 2 1. 1 f 3 .Af - I 2 a vy, , .. y,w.,, , W. ff J 5 I, H ' . fi X ii R , f t fy U7 .4 Wy s 'kv s,' ff 5, ,457 ,U f im W I gf' I ' 5 I W f,9'fi ,U ' if I if f gif war!! , ,Quay ,gf 6,4 v 2 ff ' 'fi ,f 'Xi ff , 4 J 'fy if !J 1 4 f ff Q, . FW? 'YO 2 Q, sf ' ja' s 'A V 14 , as . K, .IM ,,- 1 :Af t w .V ' 32? W 'F' L. y f42.',x. , f. , W, W f' ' --,ff - 1 ' 4 .4 W , 'Y gnu z, ff, 4' f J'1f'T'ff'71 ' V 95120 M W WF' ,Q , ,f 9, ,311 V5.1 , 1,515 ' tw, 1. .f .ww we , , V. , A' ' fr ' ff f wi' ,1 '-JL? Z!-fw. ,' 'gf ' . . f,, ..,, . , , , .I ,, , .V fl y .dz . ,. M it a . T Junior Martin Juarez eludes another defender. Lf wx x . W. W . ,,t. g t . A xt Q ' V' 4' N W. T w , is V- M - op-i'Sf95' I af iwifi TW? tc-fa .9531 vw? waht: W '-. if Q ' 'QA ss , , 3 S K .. W:-'F , 3 X-'Ii' v My ,3,f'y,'1 ' N twssg gs Q s ,X - if f9s4f' Fifi n f Q H x.,f-4,-,.l..,.i,3,,.-tr K x Y 22 ss fgl' -1,vf .t 3 as as M .1 ir I. L NT 'Z :Jn -f '- f rf-ms ' ' ' -.an- A M ia K + .l ,QQ bkk, ,V , -I . , 2-'X 17 X- Lvl Ml. ' if 14 f.3ws'NW3D M L? S . nf' ., ,- . ,fx , .L .1 . , Af... ,,,,,. 1: .,. .- 9 ss., ,L -ws I, 6 ,- - ss-er. 4 ,. w.,,..., Sophomore Marc Riedl scans the field for an open teammate. Senior Derrick McKinney scores one of many season goals against the Knights of Englewood Christian. The Kansas City Lutheran Knights soccer team finished the season with the best record ever for a Lutheran soccer team. Coached by Mr. Bob Reisenbichler, the Knights emerged as a dominant soccer team. The Soccer team of 1987 set fourteen new team records, leaving only two records still standing. Nine individual goals were set, includingg most goals in a season with thirty-five by sophmore Marc Riedi, and the record of most assists in a season by senior Derrick McKinney. Individual honors go to several of the Knights: Sophmore Martin Juarez was selected to First Team All District and First Team State, sophmore Marc Riedl was selected to First Team All Metro and All District. Leaving the team this year with honors are seniors Jose Thomas, David Dodson, and goalie John Boswell. Jose Thomas and David Dodson were each selected to the Second Team All District. Senior goalie John Boswell was selected to First Team All District. Also leaving the team this year are seniors John Largent, Alan Voss and leading assist man Derrick McKinney. Although the soccer team is losing six seniors, next year pfgmises to be another good one behind the strength of David Cowart, Mark Mellott Martin Juarez, Adam Van Duyn, and Marc Riedl. The team is also looking foward to the strengths of returning freshmen. mW, me vb.,--I-' 1 'FH k 4' 1' ff , vs. 5 1 i .QM r V A 'A 'A if 5'5M, y 5 ,i '?,.. H V - 5, ff. f l ' ' - : i if ' ' 4-' 'I S. 4 :U x,v'h4 - gf f'f we f7Q'2 ' ' 5 '-?.a'f 1 -Wg, 1 ZQw,?, ,, Y g' ga 4'a ,.f' if , grew i 'FQ-af Vo3'l5Aql 3jQ.Zwi' 33 l 'Q. al '5 k,Qf' M Qwggpyw, ' Q W irgx lg' AA 'yi 1 .tiijmty riff? . Im. of i i r,,3 .3 ,V V. V a. M- .h 1 ,1 5 W Q kk . q X . u f ,wk ,. ,Nh,,4 , . , V, ,tiAwv,? . k hwy fr to ' H-I 4 if u s '1Xigf3r353'S:fw,i5 5W 1 -TEQ, ' i, ', iQfg,i f,vs? gwAi'2 4, N . K' , N' ', , , L P' , Sv-GW - W all 'A - x., Aff, x 'fl' 'l 'vpn 'Ph' V K, ,ggi . ' wx'-' . ' M l .i' Upper left: Goalie John Boswell I makes one of his xiii Al ., ITIGHY SSBSOH SBVSS . l . l ,Ly xlnh' Upper right: Freshman Chris May ,X ' faces the challenge Al Vg of a Barstow defender. 55 Above: Senior John Largent clears Y A the way for another victory. , fir! Left: Senior Derrick McKinney jumps for joy as he is sure of yfh' , another goal. so I 60 e der. rs ory. umps 'Q fl HU .,,ig in 'f,tA s.-sa N'.. ug ,Jw Above left: Coach Reisenbichler looks on as his team has another record breaking season. Above: Junior Mark Mellott holds down his defender as Martin Juarez takes charge. scores one of his thirty-five season goals. Sophomore Marc Riedl Egggg I -M-,.--- .f:....-..-.-A---- -,1-M V -- - A -- V L 7.17 - -,W , ,, , . , Y Y r Above: Junior Varsity positions them- selves for serve receive. The 1987 volleyball season proved to be anoth- er exciting one for the Junior Varsity volleyball team. The J.V. Lady Knights finished the season with a 6-8 record. All of the J.V. players can look forward to some tough competition for Varsity positions next year. This years Junior Varsity team had 5 freshmen playing a large portion of time. With the gained experience ofthe Junior Varsity players, volleyball contin- ues to have a bright future Above: Freshmen Vickie Thrasher sets as Brandi Roberts prepares to kill. Right: Junior Rhonda Whitaker sets up for a perfect pass. for L.H.S. W Varsity Volleyball Beth Savage, Lauaa Daenow, Right: Coach Rudzinski gives his team some strategic advice. Below: Dani LaMette sneaks one past the blockers. irwf' Sfandingp Coach RudzinAki, Matt Uombch. Second Row L to R Baean Venman Jeac Rinne, Aaaon Baoden, Pam Mulgoad, Debbie Mooae TaLAh SIeZKjeA Rhonda whiiakea, ChaiA woodcoch. Faoni Row, L to Rg Dana LaMeiie Julie Savage JennL5ea Rudzinahi, Vickie Thaabhea if N FK X x ef The Lady Knights volleyball team came into the season with some high expectations. Although the Lady Knights fell short of their goal istatel with a disappointing loss to Archie, there were some good points throughout the season. The Lady Knights comprised a 15-A record. Several new team records were set in the 1987 season. Spike efficiency per match was set at a remarkable 962 against Lone Jack, and the Lady Knights set a record high 367 dig attempts per season. Several individual Beth Savage set two new assists, along with her to the dig attempt team Senior Julie Savage set records were also set in the 1987 season. Sophomore records. Beth led the record books with 185 setting 75 serving aces. Junior Dani LaMette led the team record by compiling 13 of her own in each game. the record for 133 kills er season and an 889 s ik P 1 0 P e efficiency. Julie Savage also received a first ever Honorable Mention All Metro honor. Four Seniors will be leaving the Lady Knights this season. Laura Duenow was a newcomer to Lutheran this year and proved to be a strong force off of the bench. The remaining three starters, Julie Savage, Debbie Moore, and Jeri Rinne, along with Coach Rudzinski have been with the volleyball program for the last four years at Lutheran and have set an impressive four year record of 75-20-1. The volleyball team of 1988 will be looking forward to another good year. With the help of returning starters Beth Savage, Dani LaMette, and Tricia Stelljes, along with more experienced Aaron Broden and Pam Mulford, the Lady Knights can look forward to another exciting season. was A.., ., WMA? .. , ... t swiggglllihggggggllllkl Right: Debbie Moore going up ' g f -t for another block. . an li was Below: Beth Savage sets one up as the team prepares to kill. Wxg, I., K ,.,, f , fr-.a , , . , ,,....,... ,.,........,................. ..,. . . Uqlhl my 1 Q' vf. Top Left: Julie Savage hits while the rest of the team sets up to cover. Top Right: Jeri Rinne takes her shot at the dink. Right: The Varsity team moves into coverage. Bottom Left: Senior Debbie Moore aces another serve. Bottom Right: Beth Savage hits one over the blockers. lk r Aff? 'Nxm V Q., N, .4 72 , , J.: - 'af gf ' U A f' 1' 'LN' 'fa A 1 ' 56' S' 1, fa , Q' ' W 4 g,-v fz d V A ww .Y I. ' 4 g M: Yi- fi, . S 1 fr 3 mikfgm - 0 . S i A it JIQZKNYEQIS m , . Q A ,. . ' i g S .jf 4,,Q 1 N5 big tug' ggi , if!-gg .,,N u,ugiMt .fly X I ,IR ti- to -X, E Top Left: Jeri Rinne hits as Dani LaMette covers, just in case. Top Right: Beth Savage sets as everyone looks on. Right: Julie Savage sets one up as Beth Savage goes up for the short set. Bottom Left: Everyone's down in serve receive position. Bottom Right: Junior Dani LaMette serves to a waiting opponent. , ggii 4 ,.ii aeii it - ff :gf ' ,f mv ,f' 4f?522Q f5kQff,, 'f'5W . VZ 1 V ,df ,f ' L..-ff , A-4. g6!Q' X ef Girls' BCISkeTbClII LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN 1 I Bach Row, Ffwm L to R3 Coaeh Radzivvsizi, Bmiah Vefzmah, lable Savage, Jeni Rihhe, Pam MLLZAOALH, Vihgihia Spiea, Tfwsh Siewju, Beth Savage, B4XLLg Lwu, and Coach Zabel. Ff1.0V1l'f Row, Ffwm L to R5 F1Led Tagfioa, ' Mihe AfLhd,t, Debbie MOOILQ, Dam LaMe1Lte, LOILL Doppzs, Rhonda whfbtahefz, Mwwie Mohtaheas, Nicole DeShag, Heathen Lamps, and Tefmanee Camiefz. KZNGSVILLE 27 NORBOURNE 27 BARSTOW 59 COLE CAMP 39 LONE JACK 41 H. SHELBY 54 SI. MARYS 46 AQUINAS 41 BARSTOW 40 HOIRE DAME 47 SI. PAULS 52 COHCOROIA 67 RICH HILL 58 LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN Below: The team talks g2ggRi036 about how happy they MIAMI 40 are to be at state. HUME 36 X, , M, ORRICK Z1 P HOLDEN 67 BARSTOLU Z9 , '7 A j'., .4-' ' . OJELLIHGION 25 '-55-LVM: BRAVMER 38 ' A 'R 1 OROHOV 34 M Q, C, 3 N ALE. NODAWAV 38 Aw, Pala 'AI RICH HILL 85 ggfjpgi SCOII COONIV OO , 53 ,S SX A N llkS :ey 15. 'rv The Kansas City Lutheran Lady Knights came in full force for the 1987-1988 basketball season. The Lady Knights began the season with a big goal set before them: STATE!! The team wouldn't be satisfied until they reached state. Their season started with several early, easy victories. The first of three tournaments provided Lutheran with its first defeat, but then the Lady Knights made a run for five more victories. After a homecoming loss to Rich Hill, the Lady Knights got their act together. Rich Hill was the turning point of the season. The team was proving to be much more patient and really grasping the man-to-man defense. In district play the Lady Knights weren't troubled too much, but three games still stood in the way of state. Braymer was almost a repeat of the close game two years ago. Grundy County didn't show the Lady Knights many problems, but then N.E. Nodaway was yet to be faced. The Lady Knights played a tight game with N.E. Nodaway but eventually won in the final seconds. The goal had been reached. The Lady Knights would be the first team ever to represent Lutheran High School at a state basket- ball tournament. Although the Lady Knights couldn't overcome Rich Hill in a disappointing first game, they still had a good shot at third place. Below: A display of the girls accomplishments. in Ha Falling behind early in the third place game the Lady Knights wouldn't give up. ln the final quarter they reached to within six but ran out of time. Although disappointing, the Lady Knights have nothing to be ashamed of. The Lady Knights ended the year 20-6, losing only four games to 1A schools. The Lady Knights graduate three starting seniors, all of whom have played with this team for four years. Senior Debbie Moore is the only player to play in 95 games in a Lutheran uniform, and was the leader on defense. Jeri Rinne scored 9.6 points per game, and is the leader in free throw percentage at 562. Julie Savage graduates having 20 points per game, and a record setting 1535 points and 668 rebounds. The two other starters still remain to lead the team to another victorious season. Junior Dani LaMette ran the floor and handed out another season high 107 assists and 108 steals. Junior Trish Stelljes was great in her first year starting position, and will return to add her rebounding and all around play. Sophmore sixth man Beth Savage will be back also adding her rebounding and high shooting percentage. Other returning players are Juniors Lori Dopps, Rhonda Whitaker, and a great rebounding Virginia Spica. Underclassmen Nicole DeShay and Pam Mulford will also be returning to help run another victory filled season. i Vx .-., ' .in TX ,I 1 UD hi ..f4 Top Left: Dani LaMette goes in for two. Left: Julie Savage takes it to the hole. 4 L.f1..4.:.,. Varsity Bosketbolly LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN Q Slandlng, Faom L lo Rg Coach Radzlnnhl, John Laagent, Maah Mclloll, Bnlan Summena, Shawn Bcveaaloch, John Boawcll, Deaalch McKlnncy, and Coach Zobcl. Second Row, Faom L to RQ Matt Domach, Andac Duncan, Davld Dodaon, Davld Cowaal, Jane' Thomaa, Bllly Haywood, Rulaell LaRue, and Billy LcwlA. Faonl Row, Faom L lo R5 Tcaaancc Caalea, Jcaac Mlllca, Maac Rlcdl, Chach Paltlaon, Alan Voaa, and Mlhc Aandl. KINGSUILLE 55 NORBOURNE 55 LaMoNTE 39 WARRENSBURG 54 BARSTOW 63 LONE JACK 49 ENGLEwo0v 49 AQUINAS 56 ST. PAULS 54 OSKALOOSA 55 LINWOOD so LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN LUTHERAN JEFF. COUNTV 70 coNcoRvzA 69 2SH3f f ff 452 ENGLEWOOD 48 Gill 'i LL f RICH HI 44 E EUDORA 42 MIAMI 53 HUME 67 ORRICK 80 BARSTOW 36 BARSTOW 47 Right David Dodson shoots for two I Q If s A, Elm EEEEEEEB If 5, I A 4, Xu. Tm E-ti wo: twm on Ho pa po be- wo fi gr De se dr Se bo bo Ce Pa in Fr Da on MY!! f I' ga .6 The Lutheran Knights boys basketball team started out the season strong. The Knights won their first eleven games before losing two in a row. The Knights then got back on track winning five more, including a Homecoming win over Rich Hill. The last part of the season proved to be disap- pointing for the Knights. The Knights beat Barstow but three days later Barstow would return to eliminate Lutheran in the first round of district play. The Knights graduate nine seniors. Starting senior Derrick McKinney led the team with a season high 67 assists. David Dodson drew a season high eleven charges. Senior John Boswell led the team in re- bounds and became only the third in the boys history to score over 1000 points. Center Mark Mellott, and guard Chuck Pattison will be back to lead the team in another season. With promising play from Marc Riedl, Shawn Beverstock, and David Cowart, the team should be strong once again. Above: John against the Bottom Left Below: John Ax 9. Q QT' Boswell takes it up defender. Mark Mellott wins the tip. Largent lays it in. A .. ,.....-4.....--'.--4-1A- V .YY , . , .. ,, . An , Y . DHL 'vngakfl if Tfx t .1 Qi -an N 3 3 st. .. 7' Above: David Dodson pulls up for the jumper. Below: John Boswell displays his beautiful form. Egg, Above: Brian Summers and Russell LaRue crash the boards. Below: Derrick McKinney and Mark Mellott play tough defense. 75. u Boseboll Nut if Bach Row, Faom L to Rr Coach Radzihihi, Jchhi6ca Radzihohi, David Dodioh, David Mathis, Johh Boiweii, Dcaaich McKinney, RuAAcii LaRue, Adaiah Tohaci, and Coach Ohlman. Second Row, Faom L to R: Scoii Gohdoh, David Tihhih, Donnie Dahcah, Alan Voai, David Cachich, and Adam VahDugh. Faohi Row, Faom L io R: Biiig Haywood, Kcvih Rudzihihi, Ahdhc Duncan, Chhii Hoiiini, Jciic Miiiea, Facd Tagion, and Jaacd Kobbchg. The Lutheran Knights baseball team had another W-- great season. This was only the second year of baseball for Lutheran, and the Knights posted a 9-6 record, The season didn't end until the championship game of district play. The Knights lost to Concordia by only two runs. The Knights were 8-2 against TA schools. The Knights were led by seven seniors. Seniors John Boswell, Derrick McKinney, David Dodson, Scott Gordon, and Billy Haywood have played the last two seasons with the team, but the Knights were blessed with the talent of Russell LaRue and Alan Voss for the last season. The Knights can look forward to a promising future with the experience and talent gained by some of their younger players. 'G 'A H m .ywf Soflboll Softball was a refreshing new sport for the Lady Knights. Although the team did not really do that well on the field with their l-3-1 record, they showed a lot of improvement as the season pro' gressed. ., 5 ' . Above: Asst. Coach Ohlman va- - sports the team's new uniform .,,k A X5 ' Left: HHey batter, batter... The team members were as follows: Coach Boos, Asst. Coach Ohlman, Erin Broden, Heather Lewis, Laura Duenow, Janelle Duenow, Vickie Thrasher, Dani LaMette, Tricia Stelljes, Virginia Spica, Nicole Deshay, Lori Dopps, Brandi Roberts, Jennifer Patterson, Marcy Montanes, and managers--Billy Lewis, and Heather Smith. 4 M Nw-T swinglu 1. iM't Below: Junior Virginia Spica throws another pitch. , ' ' ' ' Y --V V Y, ' --1 , 15,-.4........,. ,.. ...,..,.,, , slfisliieoclels ei che it c' All-CL NNE QILUW Wulojv lop' vfbu' Klub' 5 T355 . lx TL by-Lpv XX SLU, ' X ' . . 03,110 QW QT AQJX 1 . Wblbwgmo , 3429 MTN XXL' C 1 Y! QNLQ 5500 , L0 U' Mahi 'WG Mow YJOUW QU' gmrij. wa. ll The Varsity Cheerleaders job is to promote and spread school ' spirit, and to support the athletic teams. Both squads worked hard to accomplish this. This years varsity squad had only two returning from last years squad. Angie Meyer and Katrina Kosberg were two returning seniors. The other four, Dani 3 LaMette, Erin Broden, Trish Stelljes, and Jennifer Rudzinski, A were new to varsity cheering, but did a great job. The varsity squad performed several dance routines, and pulled NEA 5, together with the junior varsity squad to sponsor pep rallies A i yfgy for the basketball teams. .. Q r .. 43. , 2 -2. QI. W. . ,L - E Mgt' 5 . ,serum 512 ip A, -if 'sz-fx ala. ' AFR. 256ml J: Q32 . 4 5 W .X . . Qt, A X. 2.,' ik I 1 5 ffl ' To the left: Erin Broden, Angie Meyer, and Jennifer Rudzinski show off their individual talents. While, above and to the right, the cheerleaders show how they can work as a team. Below: Varsity and J.V. squads perform a routine at the State IA Basketball Championships. , 9- X Arek , -. .,..-as-. EW me ft. if ff'4 E?z xfeggg v'cTedicioriQn The Class of '88 was V a special class in the just High many SUV8 SOFUE we were also scared about our you must turn to God for help. U1 does not remember us! This year our valedictorian was Shawn Marie Kelley. Shawn graduated with a 3.87 GPA on a 14.0 scale. She will be attending Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri and majoring in early childhood education. We wish her the best of luck in her future i and congratulations on being named valedictorian. I history of our school. Not because each person was special, but because we were the last group of students to have ties to the birth- place of Kansas City Lutheran School. There were so memories there and I'm each of us could tell pretty interesting and amusing stories about our freshmen year. Not only were we scared of not being accepted future and what was in store for us. Some things haven't changed. We are still wondering about our future, but we feel we can take the strikes that life throws at us. We thought there were pressures in high school, but wait untill the UReal Lifeu comes crashing down on us. Whenever that happens, Class of 1988, realize that As the year went on, the Senior class became closer to each other. And when our Senior Trip came around, we all looked forward to it with anticipation. Senior Trip was... um ...... interesting! Everyone, in some way or another, had a good time, whether your fun was laying out in the sun, being thrown into the pool or lake in sub-zero temperature, or dancing all night to the live band. We enjoyed every minute of the Lodge of the Four Seasons. We recommend that next year's Senior class go there--only if the Four Seasons was 9 i 1 .....,.... .1 -Y -A A I , Y .Y . V ,:,,,,,. .A ' .11 -f . :V - .f- . v -1- - - --f-L- V - -- -A --V ,:1'u...........-......,,,. . b Seniors Denise Bryant and Kris BCICCCJICILITGCJTS Brummef how hot the robes wg! Q Pastor Jerry Kosberg gave the Baccalaureate sermon in Messiah Lutheran Church. 4- ' i WCVS. 2, iv, ,Q ,J Qi i Q iii i ess The high feelings of Baccalaureate were topped off by the beautiful singing of the Highlights. The reception was graciously given by Messiah's AAL Branch in the church basement. ll?'!Q5g Witco 913-782-5800 I CONGRATULATIONS Fred A. Werbe SEN I ORS K.C. LUTHERAN A LubriMatic0 Division I Witco Corporation Vice President 1400 South Harrison l'v' In IVIIA. Sales 84 Marketing Olathe, KS 66061 effflmigzizizasa W, few LUQ, CONGRATULATIONS as Q Timothy L th Church F D 1425 West R D Mize Road Ck Qi me sp g , M0 ww TO THE SENIORS mC'foZSTCEN12fQ+O 228 5300 I FROM I MESSIAH A.A.L. BRANCH 3146 Senior Shawn Kelley spots a rov -Eng photograph-er at Homecorrlglg.-I I - - - - - BUILDING THE Bridges 81 Highways of ' - 1 N ,f , im? ca A 5 , I 'I ' ll lrqlg T F' 1' ' 1 ,... H-a.. xx-m..1nn!!sfw-iuilgigganl-numuiiuu-In-i,,,c I ,A..f ml I- - IQFSHHL ,II NEQEF' .L we--. 'cz' ..Aund5Eh2lh ' 'lv ' , I - -f' ia... lags.-. A ist. ,- --- ' 4 T Eg: C- T ' he -TV- if-T7:N 1 ann WILKINSON, wuiaeno and Business Manage' THOS. L. 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Exemllve Mllllon Dollar CLub COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES 7455 MISSION ROAD PRAIRIE VILLAGE, KS 66208 LUTHERAN HIGH YEARBOOK DONORS Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kufahl Mr. Joel Boettcher Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rinne Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Zobel D II Ads 87 Arndr, Mike lo,h2,09,68,70 Baseball 78 Basketball 68 Beverstock, Shawn 17,37,09,58,72,73,7H Board of Directors 6 Boettcher, Joel 8,03,52 Boos, Todd 8,50,8O Booster Club 0,90 Boswell, John zo,29,08,56,57,58,60,70,75, 76,77,78 Boyle, Kerri 1O,62,81 Brewer, Shawna 10,33,62,81 Broden, Erin 3,17,32,37,08,60,82,83 Brunner, Kris 2,3,20,86 Bryant, Denise 20,33,02,85,86 Carter, Terrance 17,09,68,70 Chancellor, Kris 1O,36,58,72 Cheerleaders 81 Class Officers 36 Clubs 39 Cottrell, Bret 10,02 Cottrell, Brian 20 Cowart, David 17,08,58,72,70 Cuckler, David 10,02,50,78 Cuckler, Jim 2,20,39,00,52 Current Events 30 Curt's Automotive S Welding 89 Dances 28 Departments 00 DeShay, Nicole 3,10,28,02,68 Dodson, David 10,2O,57,S8,70,77,78 Domsch, Matt 2,10,00,01,02,09,52,62,60 Depps, Lori 16,l7,29,32,35,h8,6z,68,8o Duenow, Janelle 17,00,62 Duenow, Laura 3,21,00,60 Duncan, Andre 10,38,70,78 Duncan, Donzell 2,10,36,72,73,78 Evans, Beth 2,21 Faculty 7 Fulson, Donna 17 G-T Auto Service 89 Gordon, Nathan 11,72 Gordon, Scott 21,78 Gould, Shelly 17,52 Graduation 80 Gramlich, Sarah 21 Harms, Jeremy 11,39,09,72 Haywood, Billy 21,70,78,79 ,72,70 D U Heavy Const. Laborers Local 663 88 Hollins, chris 11,06,09,53,53,72,73,78 Homecoming 30 Hornbostel, Jim lO,21,31,37,h8 Jostens 88 Juarez, Martin 10,53,59,6l Juarez, Michael 17 Kelley, shawn 21,29,39,0O,02,09,88 Kenyon, John 0,17,38,H2,72 King, Candy 6,38 Kinsel, Billy 11 Koeppen, Shawnie 11,02 Kosberg, Jared 11,58,72,78 Kosberg, Katrina 21,38 Kosberg, Rev. Jerry 86 Kronsbein Implement Co. 88 LaMette, Danielle 2,17,30,35,38,02,00,07, 08,60,67,68,8O,82 Largent, Largent, John 21,33,58, , , LaRue, Russell 22,70,77,78,85 Lassiter, Larry 8,00 Latham, Nick 11,58,72 Laubsch, Jennifer 11 Lemmerman, Karla 2,17,35,00,08 Lewis, Billy 18,27,35,06,51,52,68,70,80 Lewis, Heather 2,11,02,09,50,68 Luetjen, Kevin 89 Manly, Sheri 13 Marion's Auction Service 89 Masterpiece Photography 89 Mathis, David 18,33,78 May Chris 11,58,6O,72 McDaniels, John 11 McGee, Tom 11,39,02,09 ,02,82 Irene 0 60 70 75,80 McKinney, Derrick 22,30,38,58,59,60,61,70, 77,73 Mel 70, Mer Mey Mil wg,-rife -,,z-, ' ' V i .r'Li.v-91 14' J - iffy: f-, , .A X as 'Ag' D x M ,J ' s - N in-nv Q v ' . 1 X X' 'T 8 n Eiiiili' Ji' I . Mellott, Mark 2,l6,18,3O,38,h8,56,58,61,7O, 78,75,76,77 Merry Maids 88 Meyer, Angie 22,33,38,AO,A2,H9,82,83,85 Miller, Jesse 18,72,7h,78 Montanes, Marcella 22,A2,62,68 Moore Debbie Q,22,38,hO,6A,65,66,68,71 Morale, Saborah 12 Mulford, Pam h,12,5h,62,6A,68 Nance, Tim 12 Nyberg, Eric 2,18,H8,72 Ohlman, Kathy 8,Q5,A8,h9, Ohlman, Tim 9,78 Parks, Todd 22 Parsons, Wade 2,22,37,5O Patterson, Jennifer 2,12, Pattison, Chuck 1A,3O,72, Pena, John 12,30,A9,58,72 Plaskett, Jim 91 Pratz, Lewis 15,09 Prom 32 Reisenbichler, Bob 2,9,h1,58,61 Riedl, Marc 15,31,38,h0,h8,58,59,61,72,7A Rinne, Jeri 22,31,33.35,Mo,u3,u8,56,6h,66, 67,68,71 Rinne, Karen 7 Roberts, Brandi 12,36,62,63,81 Roeder, Shawn 18,h7,58 80 38,A6,52,53,81 7A,76 gudzinski, Jennifer 19,AO,53,55,62,6h,78,82, 3 Rudzinski, Kevin A,13,29,46,5O,53,58,72,78 Rudzinski, Lee 2,9,5A,6Q,68,72,7Q,78,79 Savage, Beth 15,30,33,36,bO,A8,6A,65,66,67, 68,71 Savage, Julie 22,30,32,A0,A3,H8,51,56,6h, 66,67,68,70,71,85 Schulz, Jeff 23,39,NO,H2 Sherman, Ashley 13 Smith, Heather 13,31,81 Smith, Shane 23,37 Soccer 58 Softball 80 spice, Virginia 2,i9,37,M2,48,68,30 Stelljes, Marilyn A Stelljes, Tricia 3,19,33,35,A7,A8 6h 6 StuCo 38 Students 10 Summers, Brian 23,k7,7h,77 Taco Kid 87 Taylor, Fred 2,19,35,39,58,68,78 Thomas, Brian 15 Thomas, Bryan 19 Thomas , Jose 23,37,M0,58,61,7H Thrasher, Diane A Thrasher, Vickie 13,3O,33,36,62 63 6h 81 Timothy Luth. Church 87 Tinnin, David 15 ,36,50,72,78 Torres, Adrian 13,31,36,78 VanDuyn, Adam 15 Verman, Brian 2,1 ,93,53,72,73,73 5,h0,58,62,6h,68 72 Verman, Linda 7,86 Vogele, Christina 9,A2,51 Volleyball 62 Voss, Alan 23,32 Watkins, Richard ,43,A9,58,74,78 79 84 15 Wehmeyer, Meliss Welch, Christie Werbe, Fred 87 Whitaker, Rhonda Winfrey, Becky 7 6 13,33,50 16,19,bO,A9 19,29,Li8,62,63 eu ee Winsor, Rev. James 9,39,86 Woodcock, Chris Yearbook Donors Zobel, Jim 9,H5, Zobel, Marlin 6 19,37,39,62,5h 89 68,72,7h Starbird, Michael 23 rffxx '53 9 in F if I A 1 -:z......' -. . -E '-..