St Louis Park High School - Echowan Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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brought the crowd to its feet cheering. Then the gym quickly quieted as Maas continued his search, this time for the queen. After what seemed like hours, a surprised Lori Olson was crowned. Amidst the tears, laughter, hugs and congratulations, the royal couple descended the balloon-lined aisle. On that October night, for a brief moment most of us were lost in The Wonderful World of Disney. Page 14: Top Right: Denise Henry and Susan Fallek congratulate newly crowned King Terry Leicndecker. Center: USHERS AND USHERETTES: Chris Pctsoulis. Tracy Fonger, Sandy Peterson. Tom Bonde. Center Right: HOST AND HOSTESS: Holly Norcutt. Mike Scholl. Bottom: LORDS AND LADIES: Bottom Row: J. Petschow, A. Johnson. P. Murphy. C. Spres-ser. C. Lifson. M. Lang. J. Bergmann. E. Bigelow. J. Nerenberg, T. Polley. M. Over-end. R. Fretland. P. Butts. T. Gordon. S. Dahlcn. B. Hope. Row 2: S. Barnes. C. Cook. J. McIntosh, J. Sher. T. Lemay, L. Ochoa. M. Levin. B. Gavren. T. Popadiuk. J. Chase. K. Wright. J. Gamble. E. Legeros. G. Haywood. M. Nuetzman, J. Morlcy. Page 15: Top: KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES: R Erickson. S. Fallek. D. Yarosh. D. Henry, W. Schmeidel, A. Hollowed. J. Peterson, M.M. Schmitz. K. A. Johnson. M. Sharpe. M. Bunik. P. G. Johnson. T. Rosen. J. Ramsey. K. Ziesemann. J. Hanks. L. Wright. T. Wright. Center: Queen Lori Olson and King Terry Leicndecker. Center Right: CROWN AND SCEPTER BEARERS: Raymond Johnson. Damaris Murry. Pam Nathenson. Spencer Davis. Coronation 15

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Swaying balloons captured everyone's attention as the Lords and Ladies walked down the aisle to Disney theme music. When the couples were stationed between the balloon pillars, reigning King Dick Maas made his way up the runway to his throne without Sara Bonde, reigning queen who was in Japan. As the next 10 couples took their places near Maas, everyone’s thoughts were on who would be crowned. Maas passed the crown over the candidates' heads while the audience shared the excitement of the unexpected. The crown came to rest on Terry Leiendecker which Disney’s Magic Touched Coronation Night lmcloming

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Homecoming Turns Disney The week started like any mid-October school week: late assignments, Monday morning blues and the first down jackets of the winter. But to pep things up there was a sense of excitement as Homecoming returned to Park. Activities ranged from the style of the ping-pong tournament to the hilarity of the pie eating contest. The week started slowly as many students had the Homecoming spirit but lacked the enthusiasm to dress in the Disney style. However, a few were seen with Mickey or Minnie Mouse t-shirts, sweaters, glasses and Mouskateer hats. On Tuesday, the Boys’ Soccer Team stole the Homecoming 16 Homecoming Acuvities