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

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SEATED: E. Skogberg, R. Schroader, Standing; Mr. Ramstad, M. Rjomdal, P. Kronlokken, and J. Bergstrom. L. Gunter, and C. Skalbeck. One-act Play Portrays Conflict in Family DRAMATIC situations showing lack of under- standing in a family moved the students to choose Undercurrent for district competition. The actors ably projected the feeling of frus- tration and hopelessness that results from a domineering and dictatorial parent. Below: M. Bjomdal, the father, listens to social worker, P. Kronlokken, as L. Gunter com- forts his frightened mother, L. Skogberg. Right: Busybody J. Bergstrom watches as R. Schroader pleads for mercy from her brutal father.

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Chicago Survives SHHS Seniors S.H.H.S. seniors left on April 20 for an exciting three day trip to Chicago. They were «11 ready to leave from Granite Falls at U:20 in the morning but the train was late, lefts To fill the time J. Dombrouski, P. banning, D. Holmgren, and R. Schroeder play oards while the rest goof off. After they reached their hotel, The Sher- man House, and had freshened up, they took a tour of Chicago by night and China Town. The favorite spot was along the lake shore with a view of the beautiful skyline. Friday was spent in tours of Chicago's museums, zoo and other points of interest. Middle left: D. Gerdes, P. Aalderks, and D. Bruns admire the beautiful flowers at the conservatory at the soo. Lower right: C. Thompson enjoys the graceful flamingos at the bird house. Saturday morning was free for shopping and packing. About noon the seniors left Chicago for the long ride home. Lower left: Mr. and Mrs. Stai and Mr. and Mrs. Erickson, the chaperones, relax on the train. %, ( j . w 13

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FRONT: J. Kj erst an, D. Lund, M. Nestar, A. Enestvedt, J. Rude, W. Williams, J. Olson, L. Null, J. Hoberg. SECOND ROW: M. Anderson, D. Bruns, S. Kingstrom, L. Hoberg, M. Anderson, E. Skogberg, B. Hoff, N. Bjorndal, N. Enest- vedt, S. Dahlager. THIRD: B Gunter M. Lund- Students Gain Experience in Declam THREE students earned A's in the district speech competition. Mavis Lundberg, pictured upper right receiving her award from Coach Bel- gum, won the honor of participating in the re- gional storytelling contest. Diane Bruns, far lower right, was an alternate winner for the district original oratory division. Jerry Kra- mer, near lower right, was among the five semi- finalists in the competitive humorous interpre- tation division. A record forty-one students participated in declam. Although not all could be winners, all gained valuable experience for me future. Winners of the seven local divisions are as follows: humorous Interpretation, J. Kramer and M. Anderson; storytelling, P. Aalderks and M. Lundberg; original oratory, D. Bruns; nonor- iginal oratory, B Gunter and D. Norman; serious Interpretation, N. Enestvedt and S. Sunvold; extemporaneous reading, P. Kronlokken and A. Enestvedt; discussion, L. Skogberg and M. And- ersun. berg, L. Malum, E. Anderson, P. Kronlokken, S. Sunvold, S. Thielen, D. Bruns, S. Sheggeby, J. Schwinghammer, R. Roste, H. Huisman. BACK: S. Skogberg, J. Jacobson, S. Dahlager, R. Kort- gard, C. Blagsvedt, W. Brown, S. Williams, M. Knutson, J. Kramer, G. Peterson, D. Norman. 15