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UPPER LEFT: Balloons fall during the Grand March. LOWER LEFT: Jenny Hoffman and Ron Duvall are announced during the Grand March. UPPER RIGHT: Eric Rath, Kristie Schnaidt, and John Fischer go through the line. RIGHT ABOVE: Janell Ketteriing sings a solo. 21
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“This One’s for You” This year This One's for You was cho- sen as the theme of the 1977 Prom. The banquet, catered by the D M Cafe, be- gan at 7:00 p.m. The program was opened by Diane Schooley welcoming the Seniors, followed by an acceptance from Eric Rath. Rodney Kappes was the Master of Cere- monies. The speaker was Gordon Zetter- land, who received a standing ovation. Vocal selections by members of the junior class provided entertainment. The class wills were read by Joy Shafer and Jenny Hoffman read the class prophecy. A poem was read then by Linda Mack. About 25 couples took part in the Grand March following the program. Magnitude pro- vided music for the dance. UPPER LEFT: Diane Schooley welcomes the Seniors. UPPER RIGHT: The waiters and waitresses were, BACK ROW: Lori Schnaidt, Jody Hoffman, Jolene Zenker, Brian Hoffman, Denise Hoffman, and Miles Blumhardt. FRONT ROW: Lance Job, Cindy Weisser, Liza Erdmann, and Jeff Hoffman. MIDDLE: Master of Ceremonies, Rodney Kappes, introduces the speaker. LOWER RIGHT: Wayde Blumhardt and Susan Kulm enjoy the garden fol- lowing the program. 20
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“You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” The LHS Music Department took on the exciting task of presenting Clark Gesher's You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown on April 21st and 22nd. The great success was due to the combined hard work and effort of both the band and chorus. The musical was under the direction of Mr. Michael Guffey and Mr. Jim Ochsner. Wayde Blumhardt portrayed Charlie Brown, as a typical day began. It really was just that, a day made up of little moments picked from all the days of Charlie Brown, from Valentine’s Day to the baseball season, from wild opti- mism to utter despair, all mixed in with the lives of his friends and their struggle together in a single day, from a bright uncertain morning to a hopeful starlit evening. ABOVE, The cast during the Valentine Party. UPPER RIGHT, Theresa Geffre and Wayde Blumhardt are talking over Charlie's problems. BOTTOM RIGHT, Wayde Blumhardt and Charlene Yost at the baseball game. 22
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