Greg Brown, Butch Thompson Trio, Dale Warland Singers, Garrison Keillor, Lake Wobegon Alumni Choir. Lake Wobegon High School Alumni Marching band , Peter Ostroushko, Robin and Linda Williams, Kate Wolf,
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Powdermilk Biscuits
Lake Wobegon teams used to be called 'Bulldogs'. When they changed the name to 'Leonards', they always lost. The LWHS was built in 1902 and the corner stone reads MCMII. GK thought that it meant, 'Middle Child Means Incredible Intelligence.' All of his relatives and grandparents went to LWHS. There is a bronze plaque listing the graduates who died in the wars. GK still imagines that he was sent in to substitute for Roger Hedlund and makes the basket to beat St. Francis with two seconds to go. The story of Miss Falconer, the choir director. Choir singing on Reformation Sunday at the Lutheran Church. Miss Falconer was devoted to Mozart. We would rehearse again and again. The confusion about the age of L WHS is a long boring story. Sonnet to Marva, the drum majorette. Norwegian Independence Day Kissing Donna Bunsen in the cloak room.
1985-06-29 1987-10-31 1989-11-18
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