Sacred Heart Public School - Viking Yearbook (Sacred Heart, MN)

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The teachers puffed and panted after the Bunny Hop. They were Mrs. Klitzke, Mr. Klitzke, Mrs. Hellzen, Mr. Hellzen, Mrs. Isaak, Mr. Isaak, Mrs. Northhouse, and Mr. Northhouse. Punch was served from a wishing well. Dancing seemed to have a way of making everyone very thirsty. HEARTS PREVAILED AT SEMI-FORMAL % Red, white, and pink decorations adorned the gym with the main point of interest being a large, red, flat-bottomed heart with a gold arrow through it. Why the flat bottom? The heart was too big to get through the doors. Music was furnished by a combo composed of a graduate of last year. Dean Rademacher, Dean's sister Judy, and two of Dean's classmates from the MacPhail School of Music. Waltzes seemed to be the most popular numbers.

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SENIORS TOASTED AT TROPICANA Everyone enjoyed the dinner. Tropicana'’ was the theme of the 1959-1960 Junior - Senior Banquet which was held on May 14. Acting as Mistress of Ceremonies vas Sue Oybsand. Edel Stoa, junior class vice-president,welcomed the seniors, facul- ty, and board members as honored guests. A response vas given by LeWayne Benedict, senior class president. An innovation was given by junior Tom Deason. Bruce Skalbeck read the Toast to the Seniors to which Paul Schvinghammer responded with the Toast to the Juniors. An enjoyable skit, A Typical Tropical Day , was given by the waiters and waitresses: Henrietta Meyer, Pam Romness, Carol Erickson, Becky Johnson, Aimee Agre, John Gunter, John Lietzke, Brian Skalbeck, Paul Berge, and Gary Engen. The Last Will and Testament of the senior class was read by Marcus Reinertson to conclude the eve- ning. Calypso Joe vas the official greeter.

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STANDING: Roger Hardy, bonnie Benson, Ann Marcus Reinertson, Eileen Frank,Aimee Agre, Frank, Janice Dannen, Sue Dybsand, Margret Curtiss Chelin, Karen Eliason. Arends, Mary Lundberg. SITTING: John Homme, THEY RECITED AND EXCITED Sue Dybsand and Julie Skogberg received superior alternates. John Homme and Marg- ret Arends received excellents. The one- act play competed in the District Contest at Brownton where they received an excel- lent rating. The local declamation contest was held on March 17. The divisions were humorous - Ann Frank, Janice Dannen, Sue Dybsand, Karen Eliason and Lois Barnaal; dramatic - Julie Skogberg, Mary Lundberg and Aimee Agre; original oratory - Cur- tiss Chelin and Margret Arends; one-act play - Bonnie Benson, Marcus Reinertson, Roger Hardy, Eileen Frank, Kenny Dahlager and Donetta Kull; discussion - John Homme, Marcus Reinertson, Don Ruter and Bob Berge. John Homme, Margret Arends, Sue Dybsand, and Julie Skogberg were selected winners in their respective divisions. These people competed in the District Contest at Ren- ville on March 21 against the winners from the other towns in the District.