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Breaking News: One Act takes Runner Up at State Competition

December 8, 2011
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Jewish children hide from Nazi soldiers in LHS’ 2011 District Championship and State Runner Up production of “Home on the Mornin’ Train.”
Jewish children hide from Nazi soldiers in LHS’ 2011 District Championship and State Runner Up production of “Home on the Mornin’ Train.”

The LHS One Act Play Production took the Runner Up slot at the State Competition in Kearney earlier this evening. Director Patsy Koch-Johns and the staff and crew celebrated their efforts and are getting ready to pack up for the long ride home.

Gretna High School took home the first place trophy.

More details and photos to follow.

LHS One Act Play Production cast members relax before the State Competition at Kearney, Nebraska on Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011. The group won the Runner Up trophy for the play, “Home on the Mornin’ Train.”
LHS One Act Play Production cast members relax before the State Competition at Kearney, Nebraska on Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011. The group won the Runner Up trophy for the play, “Home on the Mornin’ Train.”
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