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Above right-Sonja presents Queen Susan with bouquet of roses. Above left -MC Scott Living- ston reveals the secret Left-Our Future Homemakers of America? Present skit on wash products. Below left- Chris and Susan officially robed and crowned by last year’s Royalty Jaimey Schempp and Erin Lusk. Below-Howard tells it like it is and receives his “just desserts . 11
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Chris Embrock And Susan Heiman Reign Over Homecoming 'SO The lights dimmed, the people became silent, and the curtains opened. Homecoming 1980 was here. Master of Ceremonies Scott Livingston came on stage and accompianist Tara Sonichson began softly playing the theme song “Sailing”. Attention was then drawn to the right doorway as Freshman attendants, Paula Evanson escorted by Robbie Heiman, were announced. The Sophomore atten- dants, Lisa Klienhans escorted by Randy Honglso, came next. Following them were the Junior atten- dants, Shelley Hartman escorted by Kevin Kroger. The crown bearers then marched in. These first graders were Kimberly Keiser and Shane Talbott. Sonja Lerseth and Lance Allen were the second graders who carried in the Queen’s bouquet of yellow roses and the all-im- portant envelope. The spotlight was then focused on the senior King and Queen candidates: Jolynne Crawford es- corted by Chris Embrock, Nancy Bergdale escort- ed by Kent Anderson, and Susan Heiman escorted by Mark Fickbohm. Flashbulbs popped and everyone watched as they gathered on stage. Scott Livingston then took the envelope, grabbed the microphone, and an- nounced, “The 1980 Homecoming King and Queen are Chris Embrock and Susan Heiman!” 1 hey were crowned and robed by last year’s King ana Queen, Jaimey Schempp and Erin Lusk. Quee» Susan was then given the bouquet of roses from Scnja Lerseth. Skits ai d solos were then performed as the coro- nation got nderway. The traditional bonfire was held afterwa i with Scott Kruse and Kent Ander- son giving the; own personal pep talks. The Homecoming game against Centervill was won 25- 8 and everyone danced to the sounds of “Party” afterwards. This Homecoming came and went, just like all the rest, yet there’s something special about this one that every Senior will remember It was just for them. Middle right- Blues Brothers “Live Above top- The Homecoming Royalty-Top Row-Mark Fickbohm, Nancy Bergdale: Row 3-Kent Anderson, Jo- lynne Crawford; Row 2-Robbie Heiman, Randy Hongslo, Kevin Kroger, King Chris Embrock, Queen, Susan Heiman, Shelley Hartman, Lisa Kleinhans, Paula Evanson; Row 1, Shane Talbott, Lance Allen, Sonja Lerseth, Kimberly Keiser. « 10
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