Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Opposite page: upper left: Sno-Daze Royal Court: Seated: Lisa Franxman. Sue Engstrom. Quoen Michelle Harder. King Dave Hofstad. Susan Johnson. Bridget Bayerl Standing; Landon Ross. Ed Kersten. Co-chair Sam Broberg. Co-chair Jody Prebish. Dave Hansen. Mark Gelfre. upper right: Reigning over Sno-Daze '83. Queen Michelle Harder and King Dave Hofstad appear jubilant, lower left: Accepting congrats for winning the broomball competition are Cindy Allen. Rich Bergmanis. Rick Cumming. Kathy McGinty. Dan Horn. Tony Reme, Queen Michelle Harder. King Dave Hofstad. Roger Fahrenkrug, Karen Miller. Erin Doyle This page: above: Hiding her faco. Michelle Harder discovers that Cheryl Jones has crowned her queen. Sno-tXwo ?7

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No Fun Like Snow Fun 6 M o Fun Like Snow Fun” was the theme for the 1983 Sno-Daze events. Chairpersons Jody Prebish and Sam Broberg came up with some unusual ideas for the week's events, which included a football field treasure hunt won by senior Mark Geffre. Other events were fatigue day, a snow-ball eating contest and a week long broomball tournament won by ”Your mamas. The week climaxed with the Sno-daze program where the king and queen were crowned. Sno-daze was followed by Sno-Ball, which was held on Febraury 26 at the Lafayette Club on Lake Minnetonka. Couples danced to the sounds of Woodbridge. had their pictures taken and generally just had fun. 26 Sno-D M

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Hines and Bergland Invade Sno-Daze 7 Sno-OftM ing David Hofstad and Queen Michelle Harder ruled over Sno-Daze '83. Under the supervision of Gerald Nisula. the 1983 Sno-Daze Chairpersons Jody Prebish and Sam Broberg planned an eventful and entertaining evening. The program got off to a rhythmic start with a tap dance by the Rockettes and a solo by Annette Fears, For Your Eyes Only.” But what came next was perhaps the most ex- citing act of the evening. John Hines. Bob Berglund. and Roger Anderson from WLOL were the evening's special guests. Two of the three had attended R.H.S. and being here brought back special memories and gave everyone in the audience something to remember. The introduction of the Sno-Daze royalty and the crowning of King Dave and Queen Michelle was the highlight of the evening. The program included three duet; two solos and a number of bands. TM evening ended with both the Rockettr and pom-pon girls performing and will the recessional of the royalty. The only tense moment of the evei ing came when the stage crew had c close the curtain on The Mob whcr they started to perform a third numb'? after being scheduled for only two.