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

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Membership in the Lettermen's Club is an honor for which all athletes strive. PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT ARE, BACK, G. Hopkins, president; L. Zimmer; G. Kortgaard; T. Nester; C. Holmgren; J. Lee; M. Jordet; M. Skogberg; W. Hagen. ROW 3, M. Knutson; P. Burke; K. Bjorndal; P. Holt, secre- tary-treasurer; J. Johnson; R. Lerud; R. Holmgren; R. Hamilton. ROW 2, D. Skogberg; D. Aalderks; S. Williams; L. Gunter; J. Kramer; R. Roste; T. Hammre, vice-president; K. Tomes. FRONT, J. Rustad; O. Lerud; J. Olson; B. Williams; W. Kron- lokken; E. Knutson, T. Dombrouski; K. Peterson; D. Kortgaard; J. Schneider; Coach Grams. Honor Societies Gain Members Character, scholarship, lead- ership, and service are considered by the faculty when they select members for the National Honor Society. LEFT, Mrs. Zimmer pins the NHS pin on her son, Larry. BELOW, seated are the newly inducted members, L. Zimmer, S. Sun- void, M. Anderson, L. Sundquist, and D. Bruns. STANDING, J. Kramer, M. Anderson, K. Rein- ertson, R. Kortgard, D. Peterson, L. Skogberg, K. Nelson, M.Rude, and M. Nester.

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Baseball Team Shows Improvement After last year's rainy season which not only dampened team spirit but can- celled many games, a beautiful spring and an enthusiastic nine contributed to a more successful season. Sarry Sagnes will be greatly missed among the team’s graduating seniors. Leading the team with a . 333 batting average, Sagnes was also an effective starting pitcher and one of the best first basemen the school has ever had. In a heartbreaking loss to the 212 champions, Danube, Sag pitched the team to a 3-2 score, giving up two walks and only two hits. Steve Williams, promising junior, batted . 305. With five experienced ball players graduating, next year's team will rely on Williams' big bat and strong pitching arm and Olson’s, Peterson’s and Knutson’s fielding. UPPER RIGHT, coached by little brother Billy, S. Williams leads off third. Center right, K. Peterson gets ready to slug one out of the ball park. The SHHS baseball team is PICTURED BELOW: BACK, Coach Grams, P. Holt, R. Roste, T. Dom- broufcki, K. Bjorndal, B. Anderson, R. Hamilton, D. Norman, L. Gunter, T. Hammre, L. Sagnes, S. Williams. ROW 2: E. Knutson, M. Kingstrom, K. Peterson, C. Anderson, J. Olson, B. Williams, D. Loe, J. Hoberg. FRONT, J. Skalbeck, J. Agre, M. Erickson, L. Imes. 28

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Paper And Yearbook Reflect Moods Of School, Student Body School is activities and studies, disappointments and achievements, fun and frustra- tion. The yearbook tries to capture these and project the many moods of the school through pictures. But pictures are not enough. Copy, re- written and revised, makes these pictures come to life. Six times a year, the edi- tors and staff of the VIKING SCRIPT write, type, paste and arrange dummies, and type stencels to put out an enjoyable issue of the school paper. Again this year, this responsi- bility was shouldered by the junior class and their advisor, Mr. Wolf. LOWER LEFT, editors C. Hov- da and K. Nelson look up from revising a dummy sheet. LEFT, some junior girls type stencils for an issue of the paper. BACK. J. Schwingham- mer, J. Tollefson, E. Aalderks, and S. Skogberg. FRONT, C. Blagsvedt, S. Sietsema, and C. Holum.