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(ABOVE) The Madrigal singers performed for the Christmas Concert and sang songs such as All Creatures Now are Merry. Merry Minded. ASSEMBLIES AND CONCERTS The assemblies this year consisted of three, along with several pep as- semblies presented by the cheerlead- ers to raise school spirit and encourage the student body to back their team. Each class put on a short skit along with the faculty who also arranged a skit which focused on the year 2000. At our first assembly, a gentleman demonstrated various types of guitars and also sang. One of the assemblies was not here at L.H.S. but at the new Elementary School, where a group of musicians performed. The last assem- bly was an acrobatic family from Bel- gium, which all enjoyed. Assemblies usually took place dur- ing second hour class period. The as- semblies lasted about one hour, but the student body sometimes encour- aged the group to stay a little longer. The assemblies were both interest- ing and informative, and they were a break from the everyday school routine. (LEFT) From the School Assembly Service, this gentleman provided entertainment while play- ing four different types of guitars. (BELOW) During a Pep Assembly, some of the guys took over the job of the cheerleaders and aroused the spirits of many before the night’s football game. 19
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(ABOVE) Master of Ceremony for the evening was Nancy Weinberger. (ABOVE RIGHT) Stage Band, under the direction of Mr Nordall, took first place. FAR RIGHT) Cheri Sieger was the second place winner. She sang an original composition (RIGHT) Dave Abel receives a check for $10 when he took third place. (BELOW) The Kilger girls, Judy, Jean, and Jackie, sang Proud Mary.” TALENT Amateur Hour” was the theme of the annual Talent Show. This year’s show was sponsored once again by FHA, under the direction of Miss Lois Auger. There were seventeen different en- tries which participated on February 24. Some of them included the follow- ing: Gail Hiltz, Jodi Knutson, Jean Wardensky, and Jean Kuehl playing piano; Miss Rosenbauer, Cheryl Mann, the Kilger girls, Cherie Seiger, Mellisa Kundinger, Mark Kron- berger, and Jodi Knutson, singing original or popular music; Dave Abel playing a multiple drum solo; Judy Fuhrman performing a gymnastics routine; Sherrie Dirrigle and Lori Wells performing a dance routine; and two music groups, Dixieland and Stage Band, playing Dixieland or popular music selections. First place ($25) went to Stage Band, under the direction of Mr. Nor- dall. Another first place ($25) went to Dixieland Band. Second place ($15) went to a solo singer, Cherie Seiger and third place ($10) went to David Abel, performing a drum solo. 18
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