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

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 Pictured ABOVE is the royal party just before the ceremony. STANDING: M. Imes, eighth grade; R. Ashburn, R. Freiborg and T. Fostvedt, king candi- dates; D. Elliot, ninth grade; P. Smith, tenth grade; C. Knut- son and Kim Anderson, seventh grade. SITTING: Doreen Dahl eighth grade; C. Ober and Cindy Ramstad, eleventh grade; K. Schjenken, ninth grade; L. Holt, tenth grade; M. Enest- vedt, Kim Swartz, and S. Strandjord, queen candidates; A. Reinke and T. Benson, crown bearer and flower girl. Let's come through with a Victory! And the Vikings were through the hoop and on the field for a successful second half. 27

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HOMECOMING Vikings Elect Steph, Randy Homecoming week is always special. It's a week for gathering special moments and collecting dreams to look back on. From Monday's Blue and White Day to Friday's game and dance, students, faculty, and towns- people respond to the excitement which builds up through the week. Randy Freiborg and Steph Strandjord were crowned King and Queen of the Homecoming festivities at the traditional coronation ceremony held Thursday evening. Memories of a successful Homecoming week certainly include the Vik- ings' 34-24 victory over the Maynard Eagles. Pictured RIGHT, after re- ceiving the ball from quarterback D. Loe, S. Seitsema heads for the end zone. TOP CENTER: D. Lund, S. Dahlager, and D. Peterson are literally up in the air decorating the gym. 26

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BAND Sheri, Ann Represent SHHS At All-State S. Dahlager and A. Skalbeck, SHHS juniors, were selected as members of the All-State Band and Choir, respectively. They will attend four-day clinics during the summer and will per- form with the groups in two concerts. S. Dahlager plays flute; A. Skalbeck sings first alto. In a new type of contest-clinic conducted at the local school, the band, under the direction of Vem Schmidt, received a superior star rating. Comments made by the judge, John Solie, a well known and respected musician in the area, included Excellent on both numbers; a real pleasure to hear a group that plays with such authority and conviction. Beautifully discip- lined! A treat to see this control. For a school this size — wow! Congratulations to the stu- dents, director, and community for making this possible. SHHS band members are pictured ABOVE. BACK (p. 28): A. Strandjord, Brenda Jaeger, R. Strandjord, S. Kimpling, Dennis Wolf, J. Enestvedt, T. Giese, Pam Johnson, D. Hamre, D. Schjenken, J. Kluver, V. Peterson. ROW 3: S. Haug, G. Skogen, Louise Johnson, C. Grove, J. Santjer, Kathy Schneider, A. Hendrickson, D. Agre, S.E. Johnson, Kelly Johnson, D. Er- ickson, °John Haug, T. Fostvedt, R. Miller, R. Ramstad. ROW 2: Barb Jaeger, Lisa John- son, K. Schjenken, Doreen Dahl, L. Eaton, J. Johnson, C. Skogen, C. Enestvedt, L. Enest- vedt, G. Erickson. ROW 1: Cheryl Ramstad, •J. Hoberg, Cindy Ramstad, J. Agre, C. Har- ried, secretary-treasurer; D. Skogen. BACK (p. 29): R. Johnson, D. Gullickson, R. Johnson, K. Dikken, S. Kimpling, P. Johnson, Donald Wolf, J. Dahl, D. Kluver, K. Enestvedt, M. Rude, S. Skalbeck, °L. Smith, Kerry Dikken, J. Knutson. ROW 3: R. Enestvedt, G. Dikken, J. Lerohl, P. Smith, D. Santjer, Scott Johnson, D. Kluver, David Ashbum, C. Santjer, M. Knutson, T. Mahlum, R. Grove, J. Dikken, D. Loe. ROW 2: Kathy Johnson, A. Skalbeck, P. Lerohl, C. Skogen, L. Beekman, J. Dahlager, Karen Schneider, M. Elliot, T. Reinke •T. Nester, T. Holum. ROW 1: L. Holt, M. Skalbeck, M. Enestvedt, C. Johnson, D. Mal'e- cek, S. Strandjord, president; S. Dahlager, vice-president •-representative Vem Schmidt is shown FAR RIGHT during a trumpet lesson. 28