Lutheran High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Occurrence ai Owl Creek and t To Burn a Wi+ch During the last month of school the Drama Club presented its final presentation of the year with two one-act plays, ftop and bot- tom rightj The major role in Occurrence at Owl Creek was played by Charles Parnpell, fbot- tom lefty The second presentation, To Burn a Witch, was performed by Pam Hunt, Sharon Klander, Nelda Bell, and Cheri Clakley.

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The first dance which was held in Lutheran High 's gymnasium was the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, 'I'he sponsoring of the turnabout dance on April 23 was the final scheduled activity of the 1971 Stu- . dent Council calendar. Mid- Sa d I e night band, which included David Schwartz a member of Lutheran H n I S High, provided the music. The best dressed couple for the even- ing of dancing and hay throwing Da was Freshman Mary Calhoun and Sophomore Gary Pruitt,

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April 30, 19'71,' marked the night of the annual Athletic Banquet, sponsored by the Athletic Depart- ment and served by members of the LH Ladies Guild, honored the participants in both the girls' and boys' sports programs, Mr, Gar- land Boyette, middle-linebacker for the Houston Oilers, was the speaker for the evening while Mr, Huneke presided over the banquet as master of ceremonies, Qcenterj The highlight of the evening was ra, I Qs fl is IV my I R wtf? nf 4' Alhleiic Banquel the honoring of Seniors Denise Henrichs and Ralph Lehmann for their participation in athletics, Qtopj Mrs, Huneke presented the major and minor awards to the members of the girls Varsity bas- ketball team, Qbottomj Receiving their awards, as presented by Coach Kersten, were those boys who participated in football, Chosen as the most valuable team member was John Ganze, Terry Bell was voted most improved, tml! Q' Q 1 ,-, L L g 4 1. ,ay- V 1,51 WP I i ' .iv 'L' '5u',g QI I ,trys f . 1 1 .... ,