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Fifty years after his grandfather, Steve Sehr, was crowned LHS Homecoming King, his grandson, Casey Sehr, followed in his footsteps Monday night as Casey and Brooklynn VerSteeg were crowned LHS Homecoming King and Queen respectively in the new performing arts center.
Steve said he was crowned homecoming king in the fall of 1971 and the late Kim (Dougherty) Larson was crowned queen.
He considered it quite an honor.
“You don’t think about it at the time as to what an honor it is,” the elder Sehr said. “Hopefully, he has a better football team.”
The current Cardinals have a chance to reach .500 against New Ulm Friday night.
Casey Sehr is the son of Micky and Heidi Sehr.
VerSteeg’s parents are Nate and Tonya VerSteeg.
Other royalty members include king candidates Hunter Ahrendt, Trygve Gangestad, Ashton Sandbulte, Luke Thorson; queen candidates Trista Baustian, Billi Connell, Elise Ferrell and Olivia Wieneke.
Class representatives included freshmen Payton Behr and Keaton Ahrent, sophomores Belle Smidt and Will Serie; juniors Cedar Viessman and Trenton Carson.
Program attendents were Kendall Buss, Griffen Jarchow, Mary Opitz and Elie Radtke.
Pages were Charlotte Rensink and Hobey Sandbulte.
Mia Wenzel and Ethan Rahm were mistress and master of ceremonies.