Leaf River High School - Lerico Yearbook (Leaf River, IL)

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Children’s CAST Cinderella Prince Stepmother Ettagrizel Bellagrizel Rover King Queen Page Fairy Godmother Marquesa Di Roma Duchess of London Princess Royal Liz Roush Gaylen Zipse Kelly Neslund Mary Jo Bomeman Nancy Garman Chris Oleson Kevin Klapp Emily Knodle Gary Capes Sue Kuntzelman Naedene Routt Karen Kilker Karen Lower This year the students of LRHS decided to do some - thing a little different and present some Children's musicals. The first presentation was made to the ele - mentary students and an evening performance was also given. Everyone had a good time presenting the two plays and both young and old seemed to enjoy them. One play was 11 Cinderella'1 the old favorite with a little twist, that of a dog as Cinderella's faithful com- panion. But the rest of the story was the same with Cinderella going to the ball and being the most beau- tiful there, winning the hand of the Prince who must track her down and fit the glass slipper on her foot. And of course, the Stepmother and stepsisters are pun- ished and Cinderella and the Prince lived happily ever after. 28 Musicals

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Fall Winter Athletic Banquets This year instead of having one large banquet for all sports, the sports were divided into fall and winter and athletes were honored at their own banquets. The fall banquet honored the football and volleyball teams. Coaches Pear- son and Harmston and Singer gave awards to most valuable linemen Randy Roop, Steve Becker C Steve Hartje; most valuable backs- Dan Barber 0 Pat O'Brien; most improved players-Dave Bomeman and Pat McNamara. Dan Miller won the Jerry Wickam award and he, Steve Hartje G Kevin Klapp were all- conference. Miss Cacciatore presented vol- leyball awards to MVPs Karen Munhollon G Diane Poggioli. MIPs to Mary Jo Bomeman G Mary Lung and all-conference to Karen Mun- hollon . The winter banquet honored the Poms, Cheerleaders and Basketball squads. Coaches Nolan G Van Degraft gave awards to M1P Mike Fogel, Academic awards to Kevin Poppen G Jack Potts, free throw and defense awards to Dan Miller. Everyone enjoyed the banquets and the Le-Ri-Co staff congratulates all the athletes on jobs well done.

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Theater Worm Sky Noname Cynthia Hercules Mushroom Howabout Man Nurse Mike Angelo Mr. Wizzer CAST Dave Zellers Diane Poggioli Pam Stocker Margaret Johnson Wayne King DeAnn Eike Bob Toannon Mary Lung Anne Oleson Mike McNamara Jack Potts The second production in the Children's theater was ' 'The Butterfly That Blushed''. It was about a poor butterfly who was bom ugly. The other, prettier but- terflies teased him and called him Worm and also played mean jokes on him like gluing his wings to- gether. Worm became very unhappy and decided that since no one liked him, he would not like anybody either. When not even the humans would catch him for a collection, Worm decided to lure the other butter- flies into their trap. Of course, Worm learns the true meaning of friendship and also learns about himself and what being beautiful really means and in the end proves to be not only a hero, but a very beautiful but- terfly indeed. Musicals 29