1986 Miracle Yearbook

A Dining Pleasure W hen we walked through the doors of the La Co- media Dinner Theater to see South Pacific, we were looking forward to an excellent drama production. Little did we know, however, what drama our own classmates had in store for us. It consisted merely(always a danger- ous understatement)of a Mark "Letkrman" Home talk show, featuring the twenty year reunion of the class of 1986. Among those "alumni" interviewed were Mark and Laura Anthony, now expecting their ninth child and Jerry Robbins celebrating his 25th year as a vending manager of Cedarvile College. Jim Liebler then pro- vided us with a commercial break featuring the newest kids' fling for the year 2006 — toast on a stick. It was indeed an evening to remember! Suzanne Herr Opposite page: Top: La Comedia welcomed the seniors and their guests. Far left: A poignant scene from the play. Near left: The Anthonys returned after 20years. Top left: More ofthe "Letterman" show. Middle left: Fay Schonfeld, Faux John Ritter, and Michelle Fouch enjoyed the fellowship. Bottom left: the lucious buffet provided many choices of food. Senior Night 179