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

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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

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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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Guests Enjoy Enchantment of Three Coins in the Fountain MEMBERS of tho Junior and senior classes, faculty, and guests gathered at the school dining room on the evening of May 6 for the annual banquet. After dinner, Master of Cere- monies 3. Hopkins introduced M. Bjorndal who read the toast to the juniors and the senior class will. K. Bjorndal re- sponded with the toast to the seniors. Mrs. Donald Erickson sang Three Coins in the Foun- tain, the theme for the even- ing. The prom was held in the gymnasium which had been transformed with pastel pink, yellow and green streamers and a fountain in the center of the room. Left: Always ready to serve the banquet guests were the sophomore and freshman waitresses. Front: S. Slet- sema, C. Holum, E. Aalderks, D. Bruns, N. Hoberg, C. Hovda, M. Lundberg. Back: J. Olson, M. Aide, W. Brown, L. Schroe- der, C. Hlagsvedt, and J.Tol- lefson. Bottom left: G. Hopkins introduces the next event on the program as K. Bjorndal, R. Skrukrud, M. Bjorndal, Mr. and Mrs. Erickson and Mrs. Daby listen. Bottan right: Mrs. Erick- son and her accompanist, K. Nelson, pose for a picture after the banquet. 16