Fairbury Cropsey High School - Crier Yearbook (Fairbury, IL)

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1. Lucy explained to Charlie Brown why no one liked him. 2. Schroeder occupied his time practicing the piano. 3. Denise and Scott did a little off stage” practicing. 4. Patty studied the craftmanship in her jump rope. 5. Charlie Brown built up his courage to talk to the little redheaded girl. 6. Snoopy counted his blessings in a song. 7. The “Snoo-pyettes performed during “Supper-time. 8. Linus danced his way to fame. Charlie Brown CAST Jerry Miller • Linus Kevin Baltz Lucy Barbara Moulton Patty Denise Freed Schroeder Jim Scnahrer Snoopy . . . . Scott Jones 15

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Happiness Is. . . Happiness is being a kid forever. That was why everyone enjoyed You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. With the help of Snoopy, one’s first “puppy love was relived; Linus revealed the insecurity of childhood; and Lucy brought out the “boss in all of us. Everyone had something special in his life; for Schroeder, it was his piano and for Patty, it was her jump rope. Charlie Brown showed the eagerness in all of us to do our best in everything we try and to never give up. Though You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown” only lasted two hours, it brought back the childhood innocence to everyone. u

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1. Somebody should have told Sandy Metz and John Tollensdorf they're not supposed to talk to Denise Freed and Jerry Miller in the middle of the dance floor. 2. Mark Rathbun, Joy Aberle. Kent Kilgus, and Debbie Holland talked about the dinner they had before arriving at the dance. 3. The 1978 Sweetheart Court and escorts were: Suzzanne White, Ben Kafer, Tom Rathbun, Leona Fehr, Don Hammond, Alice Hornsby, Jeff Myers, Emily Holsteter, Chucky Bull, and Queen, Rhonda Kilgus. 4. Tammy Schroeder and Kari Zim merman discussed what they were going to do after the dance. 5. Andrea Oprondek and Mike Kokotek boogie to the music played by the Dick Eastman Band.