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We're loud and immature, but we also get along pretty well. This was Angie Hackwell’s response when asked what makes the seventh grade different from other grades at EHS. Travis Schwen- neker’s response was, “We talk a lot.” We’re very enthusiastic about different things,” was Angela Liddick’s answer. Who’s your favorite teacher? The major- ity of the seventh graders enjoyed Mr. Tjaden, because, in Mart Jorgensen's words, “He is down to earth.” Some of the other reasons Mr. Tjaden was liked were, He is fun to be around,” and “He makes it fun to learn,” according to Ste- ven Sonntag and Sara Vaughan. Bftan Schwab, pres. Darcie Paulsen, v. pres Travis Schwenneker. sec Alec Paulsen, treas Jenny Luft. stud council Steven Sonntag. stud council HoMy Akers Jerry Andersen The seventh graders favorite food by far was, you guessed it, pizza! Most said that pizza was their favorite simply because they liked it. Hamburgers came in as a not-so-close second place. The seventh graders had a wide variety of favorite musical groups. They ranged all the way from Alabama to Wham. Their best-liked singers were just as varied, all the way from Hank Williams Jr. to Madonna, but Bruce Springsteen was chosen more than anyone else. The favorite television show was The Cosby Show. It was liked for the most part, “Because it is funny” (Kevin Soren- son). “Miami Vice” was also liked for several reasons. Jenny Luft liked it because, “It is interesting and it has Don John- son.” Brian Schwab liked the show because, “It has a lot of action to it.” “Back to the Future” seemed to be the favorite movie of the seventh graders with “Rambo.” “Return of the Living Dead” and “Red Dawn” coming in second. All in all the seventh graders seemed to enjoy their first year of junior high. Terry's Karber Shop, Sidra
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Tarro Hansen Tracy LaurKlsen Jeremy Petty Tern Henmck Krista Madsen Kevin Smith Daniel Hopper Robert Nichols Brian Stuetetberg Rachel Krzmank Todd Nielsen Jody Toms 1) Lori Harms and Dan Hopper enjoy each others’ com- pany during chorus. 2) Ken and Bernard smile as they receive a banner from Mitchall Fredericksen and Bill Haley, made in art class. 3) Jeremy Faga and Mitch Fredericksen pull the eighth grade float The Viking Lottery” during the homecoming parade. 4) Beth Wahlert. Lisa and Shelley Hackwell and Rachel Krcmarik look mighty guilty during chorus! guaA’S 3MWSK AN® QJ3Z SHOP, SXJKA
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Jamie Faga Angie Hackwe Lisa Hansen Steven Hocamp Greg Jensen Marty Jorgensen Linda Lappe Angela Liddck Robert Lupren Chris Lynam Todd Nielsen Qomt Sams Marti Sleister Kevin Sorensen Niki Stierle Sara Vaughan Joy Venteicher Tim Wahlert Jett Wiemann Ryan Wilson Seventh Crude 1) Lisa Hansen. Marti Sleister and Linda Lappe wait for the next song to sing in chorus. 2) Alec Paulsen. Kevin Sorensen. Todd Nielsen. Jerry Andersen and Jeremy Faga gather for the bon fire. 3) Alvin (Jerry Andersen). Theodore (Marty Jorgensen) and Simon (Greg Jensen) perform The Chipmunk Song” un- der the direction of Dave (Lisa Hackwell) at the Christmas concert. 4) The seventh grade float shows the Vikes teaching the meaning of the word invincible to early Americans. 5) Alec Paulsen. Ryan Wilson. Kevin Sorensen and friends give Mrs. Paulsen a few gray hairs in chorus. Sma Booster Club, 21
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