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The cheerleaders made good use of our trophies as centerpieces for the tables. They also set up goal posts and used footballs, helmets, track shoes and baseballs. Our symbol was forever true to our athletes. ATHLETES HONORED BY LIONS CLUB Jerry and Gary added interest with a cornet duet. Over 200 people attended the athletic banquet sponsored by the Lion's Club hon- oring the lettermen and cheerleaders on April 18. John Kundla,basketball coach at the'U' of Minnesota stressed the importance of high school athletics in forming proper study habits, diet, and conditioning. He also told the lettermen that great ath- letes are not born,but attain their skills as a result of much hard work and pract ice. 27
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STANDING: Kieth Skalbeck, Don Ruter, Gary KNEELING: Paul Berge, Lowell Agre, John Engen, Marc Reinertson, Brian Skalbeck,Le- Gunter,Floyd Flaata,Charles Oslund, Charles Wayne Benedict, Jerry Heggerston, coach, Berge, Richard Erickson Carl Hellzen STANDING: Paul Fieldhammer, Cary Engen, Marc Reinert- son KNEELING: Bruce Skal- beck, Tom Deason, Le VJayne Benedict, Floyd Flaata SPRING SPORTS The Vikings felt their lack of Ditching in a poor season, t-hlle the cindermen used their returning lettermen to good advantage. Vernon Meyer, John Gunter, Don Ruter, Julian Skalbeck, Paul Schwinghammer, Jerry Romness, coach, Bill Klitzke, John Homme 26
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Starting at left, going counterclockwise, Robert Berge, John Homme, Rudy Hoff, Floyd Gary Kohls, Paul Fieldhammer, John Gunter, Flaata, Paul Schwinghammer, Le Wayne Bene- Jerry Romness, Robert Skogberg, Jerome diet, Don Ruter, Marcus Reinertson, Dave Heggerston, Gary Engen, Tom Deason, Brian Hoff. Skalbeck, Keith Skalbeck, Dorian Grove, LETTERMEN LEARNED VALUE OF SPORTQMANSHIP To become a member of the Lettermen'8 Club, one must be a letter-earner in any one of the four interscholastic sports at Sacred High--footbal1, bas- ketball, baseball, and track. Offic- ers of the club include: President: Jerry Romness Vice Pres: Tom Deason Sec-treas: Dave Hoff The Lettermen's Club's major activity during the year was sponsoring dances for students after football and bas- ketball games. They also made pos- sible the purchase of new uniforms for the baseball team. Lettermen tangled up in their work. 28
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