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

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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

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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.

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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