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Art Armstrong Billie Jean Story Scott Carla (Carly) Gillette Curt Batt Dave Bauer Donna Bernhardt Perrigo Frosty Lyons Jerry Bygren Jerry Riesinger James Bradley John Barsness June Whitney Luptak Leon Schmidt Linda Bailey Stahl Mark Toombs Mary Lynn Harper Wagner Melvin Shay Mike King Nancy Massing Widner Nicki Ryles Hageman Randy Vanberg Rick Foust Rick Gratwohl Susan Hageman Kaiser Terry Fox Tim Guenthner Tom Perrigo Verna Miller Lawrence Vickie Reiter Swander Bobbie Jo Lessman Gauthier Debbie Fritzler Darrah Frank Hagel Jeanne Bolenske Wolf Jerry Krug Kathy McCormack Hamilton Marjorie Weatherman Nafts Kathy Metzger Mark Metzger Marlane Gabrian Sorg Mary Lynn Harper Melvin Shay Ric Peterson Roger Seelye Roxanne Wanner Mitchell Sally Smith Ehrlick Susan Hageman Kaiser Vickie Armstrong Stricker Judi Frank Larsen Alan Campbell Audrey Rider Nichols Beverly Miller Woodard Bob Speare Brent Nave Connie Lind Crowe Debbie West Devries Debbie Harris Neilson Diane Armstrong Eileen Wilhelm Fox Harley Hettinger Kathy Frank Hettinger Janice Branstetter Anderson Jeannie Thom Braunstadter Jim Gratwohl Jim (Jigs) Gray John Hagel Marilyn Schmidt Lindell Marilyn Lefler Norm Evans Ron Kindsfather Susan Groll Blaskovich Tom Reiter
The committee is having difficulty locating these persons. We’d sure like all class members to join us. If you know a way to contact any of these persons, please send email to lhsreunion1969@gmail.com or have them send us a message.
Sadly, we have lost some of our classmates. Those we are aware of are:
Please let us know if we have missed anyone.
The cost for the two days is $20. We’ll be asking for reservations and payments by June 5. Payments can be made here or mailed.
On July 20th, one of man’s crowning achievements occurred when American Astronaut Neil Armstrong became the first human to set foot on the Moon and uttered the immortal words “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” The opposition to the war continued to increase with more and more attending anti-war demonstrations and demanding that the U.S. withdrew from Vietnam. The music came from groups including the Doors, Led Zeppelin, Janis Joplin and the Beatles. The most famous music festival of modern times, “WOODSTOCK”, took place on a New York farm on August 15th-17th with more than 400,000 avid music fans attending to see the Who, Jimi Hendrix, Crosby Stills Nash and Young and others perform live. Fashions reflected the anti war sentiment with military jackets adorned with peace signs, and other trends including long, unkempt, wild hair and headbands showed the feelings of anti-establishment felt by the youth.
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