Patrick Henry High School - Orator Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1943 volume:

tyastk. at Pat cManJz Henry, loaded down with textbooks, enters the induction center with a smile on his face. Let's follow Henry up these steps and see what 1943 at Pat Hank is like. P Uixate cM-exVuf, teftxxntinx}, loti active duty, £i i! the “1043” Qtiatosi l TIIH K IIFMKV II 14.11 M IIOOF MlWK.%POMS. «I . KSOT. r fa co+ihcU oj pAOfi jti+tdG.: . . . Jane Holub Editor-in-chief . Business Managers loAnn Clark By the looks of things, it seems as though there will be many sore throats after this game. MHC MHC (a IjP looJz These Junior High students are preparing tor a career similar to that of Michael Angelo's. Henry's morale builders — Marian bhaffer, Mary Jane Robinson, Barbara Harlow. P uicde. cSetfiu, Her royal highness, Roberta Taylor, 1942 Homecoming Queen, reigns with supremacy over her subjects. Little dabs of powder, little dabs of paint, makes Bruce Lunkely just what he ain't. tmi umit «m o� « � 3% � � r � � — nr NIW � 0� « C T� All CO� «� � lCATtO«l� Muir •! AdOAtmO TOBittC ViiOCUK KING j)FEATURESSYNDICATEJJINCJ' ... r _ , Kovenber 13, 3«W2 Mss Jann Holub ' H nry High School Minneapolis, Kinnesotn D°ar L'lss Holubi th TfS w«J,,y2r� SS.OUr ’”’r,’1”lor • � « “ «• «™y ., your I would vary !ueh Ilka to s � how y«u use It. Bast wishes. ”OSt sincerely, DHiad Dick Hynan RKnRAWX BY CARL SCHUSTER AXB RUSSELL MERER WITH PERMISSION OF DICK HYMAN fhJe'lL osUruj, Meta Qlosuf JleMAAfL Pnxxywn yCAP 1942-43 S[M. 1-2 NAME. % je KCH j iU 0 sn CRAPE HOME ROOM ADDRESS -gj egsL BIRTUDATr TELEPMQNE ADVI SOD 6 . PERIOD SUBJECT DACE I ucnrv MKTS orrras 10 I UICNW IN TUC INrANTRY 20 HI HMY ON MANDJ OS 38 HI HENRY ON rUPLOUCU 56 3(I00M- 5-’43 V) PUPILS PROGRAM MPLS. PUBLIC SCHOOLS PERIOD I Jle+isuf. Meetd Oj icedd Corttmcutdesi ol the. 'IfattJzA. Inspection . . . troup review . . . communique reports ... the orders for the day ... a conference with other officials ... all these comprise the commander's day at general headquarters. 12 'tenshun! Out rings Sergeant Barnes’ big deep voice in a stern command, followed by a weak Yes, sir! from buck private, Henry. Sergeant Hul-crantz, likewise, issues orders to her company. Henry meekly obeys all these commands, preferring them to a 7th hour in the guard-house. 7o a Besuzeantl Ach-Choo! Henry is sent to the infirmary! Here Nurse Carlson, discovering Henry's temperature to be far above normal, makes her diagnosis — acute rhinites (common cold to you!) Ah-ha! AWOL? Hramm — This calls for drastic measures to be taken by a capable sergeant, Mrs. Krawczyk. But— after a little chat with the sergeant, agreeable terms are sure to be negotiated. 13 A. P. ANDERSON—Physics, Advisor of the annual. E. NEWSTRAND—U. S. History, News. C. OHLAND—Bookkeeping, U. S. History. MRS. FRISSELL—English. MRS. NELSON—English. H. HILL—Geometry, Aviation math., Algebra. 9«ieWxze tce GEORGE CONKLIN AND FRANK CLEVE—Gym teachers. P. SMITH—Mechanical drawing, Woodwork, Stage craft. V. WOBIG—Woodwork, Equipment. 14 ri l. MISS KIENHOLZ—Civics, Student Council advisor. Q MOLDENHAUER—Band, Mechanical drawing. K. HOERSCHGEN — English, Public speaking, a. NERVIG—Choir, Orchestra, Chorus. Speech clubs advisor. MISS SEARS—Spanish and French, Silver Tri advisor. MISS HANSON—English, German. MRS. BOQUIST—Latin, English. MISS CUSACK—Gym teacher. MISS ZIEBARTH —Gym teacher. Miss Gnade, Miss Hain, Miss Roberts, Miss Phillips, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Scherer, Mrs. Kydd, Miss Kroonblaud, Mrs. Frissell, Mrs. G. Anderson, Miss Chisholm. Mrs. Boerner—Librarian. W. Lundell — former gym teacher, now in U. S. Navy. Row IV: Morrison, Thoen, Grobe, Belin, Pherson, Glaub, B. Bcrglund. • Row III: Walker, D. Johnson, Eggen, M. Lindgren, Farnsworth, E. Johnson, Quigley, Williams. • Row II: Mitera, Newstrom, Neumann, Lindeman. Budd, Kane, Jensen, Robertus. • Row I: Wickland, Thaxter, Vinji, Miss Kienholz, Boyson, Kosslalc, D. Peterson. M. Hove—World History, Civics. W. Lar-son—U. S. History. Debate. World History. G. Hardy—Printing, Movie. J. Mullery—Electricity, Metals. 17 Mr. Matthies — Chief Engineer. Miss Koohsel—Biology. Mr. Davis—Biology, Mechanical Drawing. Mrs. Janicke — Cook, Miss Fanning—Cook. Mrs. Hatton —Head Cook. Mrs. Hagen —Cook. Mrs. White — English. Mrs. Shaffer — English, January Class Play Advisor. Mrs. E. Anderson—English. Miss Hoyme — Attendance Clerk. Miss Roberts—Foods, Home Management. Mrs. Maxfield —Clothing. Mr. Moe — Typing, Shorthand. Miss Packer—Typing, Shorthand. Miss Opsahl—Algebra, Solid Geometry, Sr. Red Cross Advisor. Miss Edblom—Remedial Reading, English, Jr. Red Cross Advisor. Miss Hynes — Wood Carv ing, Sketch. Mrs. G. Ander son — Art. Miss Erickson — Sketch, Wood Carving, An nual Art Advisor. Miss Jensen — Clerk. Miss Rudberg—Head Clerk. Miss Anderson—Requisitions and Book Clerk. V, PERIOD II Me tSui In the Onioning JAMAIIY ri.ASS OITM KIIS I. President—JAMES FOTlA 2. Vice President—-MILTON RODIN 3. Secretary—LOIS ENGSTROM 4. Treasurer—LILLIAN NYBERG ii:i als Foit i: rKMi n: Margaret Stableski, salutatorian; Mr. Hove, advisor; Stanley La Favor, valedictorian; Roberta Taylor, Raymond Ramberg. Betty Lou Wilcox Helen Ferguson, Alice Prymos. Neil Clark. 22 .Il i: CLASS OFFM LIIS I. President—CHARLES GENDREAU 2. Vice President—TOM PHERSON 3. Secretary—MARY SULLIVAN 4. Treasurer—MARIANNE PRIBBLE mf:� als i on fvi fi.i.fm f: Vivian Christensen and JoAnn Clark, valedictorians; Eileen Kane, salutatorian; Janet Bolig, Jane Holub, Helen Sundberg, Evelyn Bjerk, Gladys Vinji, Wallace Carlson, Marianne Pribble, Audrey Christensen, Roba Hoag, Mary Sullivan, Lorraine Burch, Shirley Johnson, Shirley Budd, Florence Pacha, Marjorie Hall, Carol Peterson, Shirley Chapman. William Goodchild. 23 Betty Agness Warren Anderson William 8arnhart Dorothy Berglund Margaret Borgron Otto Bernhard Batty Blom Marjorie Bronirud Milton Burch Norma Carlion Neil Clark Haxel Comer John Connor Robert Crow Virginia Dahlen loi Engitrom Helen Forgujon Beverly Fletcher James Fotia Della Gearou Roger Grosser Virginia Haertion Paul Hargarten Shirley Hartfield Robert Holmberg Mary Jane Ihnat John Kennedy Frances Kostal Stanley LaFavor Curtis Larson Margaret Larson Elaine Loakes Robert Luck Francis Malat Mary Ellen Mason Tom Murphy Eugene Newstrom Shirley Norberg Lillian Nyberg Glenn Ostroot Phyllis Peterson Robert Plant Alice Prymos Raymond Ramberg LeRayne Roberts Milton Rodin Donald Sandgren Frances Sandvich Donald Sather Joyce Sorflaten Birdian Shefflin Vortner Skretting Margaret Stableski Lois Steven Jeanne Strom Roberta Taylor Jean Thorviljon Patricia'Thunnel Lorraine Vondenbergor Geraldine West John We� tborg Shirley Wilkins Betty Lou Willcox Muriel Ziemes Adam . Mae Adamtki, Ralph Amlie, Winifred A.-mstrong. Jeanette Ashmore. Loi Autenius. Mary Backttrom, Shirley Baker. Betty Barby, Maxine Barnett. Lois Bate . Margaret Bayerle, Audrey Bednarcxyk. Marian Beebe, William Belin, Ralph Berglund, Robert Bergquist, Helen Bittner. Frencit Bobendrier, Betty Bobtt, Barbara Boehlke, Roy Bolig, Janet Boyson. Carol Budd. Shirley Bue. Tilford Bunnell, Doris Burch. Lorraine Bydlon, Helen Carlton. Phyllis Carlton. Wallace 26 Can, James Chapman, Shirley Charles, Joyce Christensen, Audrey Christensen, Vivian Clark. JoAnn Colo, Marilyn Curry, Hazel Davis, Harlan DeTuncq, Betty Digatono, LeRoy Dugdale, Robert Edmond, Arley Emory, Dorothy Enquist, John Enquist, Melvin Erickson, Doris Fishor, Irene Frank, Charles Fries, Robort Frisk, Betty Fyten, Mary Ann Gagne. Robert Gaskill, William Gendreau, Charles Gerke. Dale Gonnella. Donald Green, Marilyn Green, Ralph Gullickson. Mary 27 Gustafson, Batty Hagan. Eitaan Hall. Marjoria Helleck. Halan Hanton. Arils Hauck, Harry Hoag. Roba Hofsted, Edwin Holub. Jane Hunt, Delores Huseth. Herbert Jackton, Jeanne Jasper. Batty Jensen, James Jansen. Francis Johnson, Duane Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Gloria Johnson, John Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Virgil Kane, Eileen Karlstad, Priscilla Kasmar, Robert Kennedy,Jean Kiecker, Glenn Kiffe, Mae Krave, Howard Kunze, Betty Lenten. Donald Lewis, BoHy Lee Liefert, Lucille Lounberg. Donald Lysdahl, Milton Malat, Josoph Maloney. Jack Maion, Margaret McGowan. Alberta Mentier, Jamei Meyer, Barbara Milford, Donald Miskowic, Robert Mjos. Edward Morrison, Paul Mulry. Rita Murphy. Rose Mary Neby, Herbert Nelson, Neal Nelson. Shirley Ann Nelson. Shirley Lou Nesbitt, George Neumann, Eileen Nye, Virginia O'Leary. Marguerite Osmonson, Robert Ostgarden, Helen Pacha, Florence Poterson, Carol Peterson, George Pherson, Tom 30 Poole, Ardis Pribble. Marianne Prymos, Elisabeth Reitsma, Donald Roetter, Betty Joyce Rudd, Mavis Rylander, Ernost Saari, Kenneth St. Hilaire, Carol Sandberg, Doris Savelkoul, Vyonne Schamaitat, Jean Schell, Robert Schoonecker, Lois Shoop, Marian Simcoe, Donald Slommen, Phyllis Smith, Marian Stoutland. Oliver Sullivan, Mary Sundberg, Helen Swenson, Betty Jane Taylor, Clarice Thaxter, Barbara Thoen, Donn Thomas, Lorraine Tilgran, Richard Tishi, June Townsend, Robert Trombley, Carol Donald Ullavig Halan Ulstrom Peter Vicento Gladys Vinja Paul Waldron Walter Walker Kenneth Way Walter Warasick Calvin Westlund Gerald Willa Dorothy Williams Roberf Williams Robart Wingar Varnal Woodcock Alberta Young HOYS IX SEIKVH E ANDERSON, WARREN BENSON, CLINTON CROW, ROBERT EDBERG, VERNON FOTIA, JAMES KENNEDY, JOHN LARSON, CURTIS NEWSTROM, EUGENE RODIN, MILTON SATHER, DONALD SKRETTING, VERTNER WESTBERG, JOHN BOEHLKE, LeROY MALCHOW, ROBERT NORDBY, RICHARD NORDSTROM, ROBERT HANNON, BILL SCANNELL, HARRY DORHOLT, LESTER SMITH, JIM HAMMER, DICK AURNESS, HAROLD JOHNSON, DICK SANDER, DEAN ST. GEORGE, MERLYN JUNIORS 313 Row III: Mattson, Hoag, Tar-bell, Lounberg, Rostomily, W. Johnson, Smith, Frank, Topic. • Row II: Olson, Rosien, Ralph, Johnston, Glaub, Witham, Boh-lig, Grobe. • Row I: Sandquist, Moody, Lee, Lindblom, Miss Koehsel, Sandstrom, Olson, Nelson, Swanson. 311 Row III: J. Johnson, Engstrand, Lorvick, H. Johnson, Irving, Krave, Gonnella. • Row II: Anderson, M. Johnson, Burkenstock, E. Johnson, Flemming, V. Johnson, B. Johnson. • Row I: Keller, Klink, Hecker, Gilbertson, Mr. Anderson, Brandmill, Knud-son, Gast, Bernhardt. 106 Row III: Streyfeller, Stark, Ax-sen, Schlong, Tyrpa, Schamai-tat,Y. Johnson. • Row II: Henry, Phelp, Hallman, Savelkoul, Quigley, Lindgren, Spriesters-bach. • Row I: Roos, Edwards, Conklin, Mrs. Maxfield, Lund, Jones, Ranum. 32 JUNIORS 211 Row IV: Harlow, Garvey, Rose, Grobe, Held, Erbes, Tallard, Jensen, Giguere. • Row III: Brennan, Trebby, Rynders, Carlson, Estes, Swanson, Wasnick, Hartman, Hallmer, Perrin. • Row II: Longerbone, Skjold, Skilka, Jennings, Law, Berglund, Haugen, Kubias, Mrs. White. • Row I: Kandro, Grones, Krez-wick, Nygaard, Ries, L. Douglas, Kinvig, Loughman, Halberg, Theroux. Bal. Row IV: Ruppelius, Kennedy, K. Johnson, Kranz, Peterson, Hof-stad, Ramen, Magnuson. • Row III: Skretting, Larson, Wenner-lind, Williams, Yahn, Vaage, White, Seagren. • Row II: Olson, Albrecht, Trombley, Warner, Fulks, Schiffmann, Nelsen, Tou-bensee, Miss Kroonblawd. • Row I: V. Johnson, Faduck, Lindeman, Seagren, Lorenzen, Powers, Zubeck, Shoemaker, Schmidt, Weiland. « m 213 Row IV: Woodward, Greene, Macht, Gagne, Stout, Dahlen, Jordan, Kirchner. • Row III: G. Johnson, Bohan, Rutts, Dahlen, Robertus, Frohnauer, Sodergren, Lindgren. • Row II: Pudlick, Rollings, Nelson, Nyvall, Gieski, Darland, Froelick. • Row I: Les-sard, Green, Thurston, Kavalaris, Mrs. Nelson, Engberg, Gurney, Sulemes. 33 Juniors 113 Row IV: Finnemore, Eikas, Just, Stern, Braun, Fuller, McCarthy, Jungroth, Holden. • Row III: Kosslak, Wagner, Anderson, Schaefer, Huebschen, Melin, Lerum, Brldgemen, Norman. • Row II: Murray, Adams, Sommers, Nelson, Wiggins, S. Johnson, Bobzein, Eshelman. • Row I: Malm, Skoog, Olson, Flakne, Miss Opsahl, Fleming, Sorenson, Beutner, Vadner. 116 Row IV: Lofgren, Robinson, Le-Vahn, Anderson, Mealey, Schultz, Buer, Fiske. • Row III: Farnsworth, Walters, Swanson, Nelson, W. Anderson, Buirge, Monson, Nygren, Fall, Lee. • Row II: June Rummelhoff, Okan, Jean Rummelhoff, Langley, Weller, M. Nelson, Dafoe, Serdin-sky, Laursen. • Row I: Larson, Martin, R. Nelson, Ripszinski, Roos, Mr. Larson, Myers, Murphy, Taylor, Horberg. Ouchl I dood it againl Robert Fries accidently got his finger in the way while making crib-bage boards for the Red Cross. Byron Bergquist, unaware of it all, gives his board the finishing Sophomores 121 Row III: McCormack, Olson, Anderson, Stolee, Metzner, Nelson, Pieper. • Row II: Saholt, Volkert, Olson, Hammer, Rad-macher, Sieving. • Row I: Wick-lund, Rodine, Thompson, Jack-son, Olson, Westberg, Miss Sears. 310 Row III: A. Anderson, Bredesen, Hanson, Halsing, Aamodt, Erickson. • Row II: Hagstrom, Stor-est, Hedman, Heath, Singer, Banik. Row I: Scofield, Stevens, Olson, Bullus, Peterson, Paulsen, Worwa. 206 Row III: Ellingson, Hagquist, J. Johnson, Luzaich, Gardner, Schuler, Gendreau, Rathje, Connolly. • Row II: McLaughlin, Hoiland, LeVahn, Mitera, West, Dahlen, Ready, T. Garvey. • Row I: S. Johnson, Mayhew, Kunzo, LaVigne, Mrs. Boquist, L. Nelson, Y. Gardin, D. Johnson, Kvaal. 35 So|� liomor s 214 Row III: Gravelle, L. Peterson, Olson, Nelson, Bradley, Brandt, Chell, Bailey. • Row II: Hartung, Jenson, Kolstad, Benson, Lee, Swanson, Mrs. E. Anderson. • Row I: Erickson, Beckwith, Midt-ling, Danielson, Langerman, Baumann, Hallenberg, Putnam. 300' Row IV: Skeie, Kuss, Mickelson, Neslund, Owens, Paine, Muen-chow, Benson, Frank. • Row III: Boquist, Corlette. G. Anderson, Hershey, Eggon. Early. Bergstrom. Benson, Brimi, Huseth. • Row II: Wilson, Thompson, Miller, Cichari, Geiger, Miller, Woodcock, Robbins, Dallman, Leonard. Row I: Doane, Ska-kun, Veiht, Simmons. Mr. Ner-vig, Strom, Radmachor, Swanson. Cooper, Smith. 300 Row IV: Fotia, Sullivan, R. Johnson, Morrison. Weller, Vashro. Lensen, Bruning, Hoffman, Jones, Deichelbohrer. • Row III: Hriha, Miller, L. Anderson, Hanson, Westlund, Shoop, Pud-lick, Jeanette, Dugour, Gohman, Pershak. • Row II: Wick, Stur-mar, Schmidt, Wick, Lewis, Hartley, Stoutland, Croft, Kreig, Gasper, Ringath. • Row I: Katsules, Freeberg, J. Anderson, Neumann, L. Johnson, Mr. Moe, Vinje, Gozola, Kosslak, Zeeb, McCabe. 36 So|� liomor � s Bal. Row IV: R. Hanson, B. White, Hoover, Sander, Lonn, Johansen, MacLean, R. Nelson, Ring, Keske, O'Rourke. • Row III: Rylander, Greene, K. Nelson, Macy, Kelly, Fay, Rickert, Harmon, B. Anderson, Neilson. • Row II: Russeth, J. Johnson, Knutson, Bird, Palleck, Ekholm, Dicker, Smith, Gustafson. • Row I: Hargarten, Parrott, Harlow, Dorholt, Berry, Mr. Davis, Robinson, Holub, M. Nelson, Kaliszeski, Longerbone. Bal. Row IV: Buckingham, St. Mane, Allard, Kosin, McGowan, Reits-ma, Tometz, D. Nelson, Lanley, Stout, Finson. • Row III: Roberts, Christensen, Bistodeau, Abell, Abendroth, Campbell, Hall, Mutch, De Fore, Sherf, Cox. • Row II: Norris, Bergquist, Gagne, Fisher, Stromberg, Gilbertson, Cornelius, Hoiland, Okan, Saenger, Kopperude, Oman. • Row I: Black, Soder-9ren, Westman, P. McGrath, G. McGrath, Mr. Newstrand, M. Bergquist, Wolfgram, DeTuncq, Moore, Noonan. Ready! Aim! Fire!------Rat-tat- tat-tat-----A-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a— Boomlll Another zero is downed through the help of these model planes which Henry boys made for plane-spotters. 37 PERIOD III cMe t uf, o t McoteuMj iA ■■■Hi Row III: K. Johnson, Magnuson, Moaley, W. Johnson, Irving, Goodchild, H. Johnson, Waldon • Row II: Theroux, Siver-son, J. Fotia, Gendreau, Kuss, Boomer, Davis, Boehlke, Bredeson, Beebe, Pherson • Row I: Marks, F. Fotia, Greve, F. Malat, Garvey, Weller, Ralph, J. Johnson, Walker, Bailey, J. Malat, Bue. ki � of tiif i i� si:rn:its The zero hour approaches. Frank Cleve's mighty mites from Henry stole the headlines from the championship Edison club, and reigned as king of the upsetters. The Pats wound up their season with five upsets in seven games, and it brought them fourth place in the league standings. They were figured to win one game this year—against Southwest. The Pats beat Southwest, 28-0. The games they weren't supposed to win—South, Roosevelt, Vocational, Marshall, and North—that's something else again. Marshall and North were supposed to win by two or three touchdowns, so Henry tied them both. South and Roosevelt were one touchdown choices —the Pats beat both of them. Vocational was predicted to win by a point or two, but Henry came out on top, 32-0. And therein you have an envious record for any football coach. Oy « HENRY 22 O 12 6 32 6 13 Poo+baM S O uth Ed is O n Nor T h Wash B urn Voc A tiona! Marsha L I Rooseve L t _ 6 _ 20 _ 12 _ } ? _ O _ 6 _ o I ®OCH Oof, «n e- J M • , FOT' rryiOrec O; V s'on •• S0 N • • y e . okd a ci: mvisiov TILFORD BUE WALTER WALKER BILL GOODCHILD Block Buster Guerrilla Warfare Big Bertha FIELD VETERANS 43 44 The Malat brothers click again. ■’Ait � i: Pherson plows through to make it first and ten. Row III: Mickelson, Bredeson, Joyce, Engstrand, Kermeen • Row II: Coach Cleve, Tyrpa, Irving, Gardner, McIntyre, Mealey, Pherson • Row I: Brant, Walker, Malat, Weller, Green. wmrs who o m rk Joe - - - Deck Captain SCORES HENRY OPPONENT 20 Central 22 38 Vocational 28 30 North 26 42 Roosevelt 47 29 Marshall 36 28 Washburn 41 33 Southwest 25 19 South 33 21 Edison 34 33 West 36 Buster - - Turret Gunner Continuing its traditional rivalry with North High, the hottest in the city, Henry handed its to-the-death rival its second defeat in three starts. By battling the Polars all the way and bottling up the fast break twins, Wolfenson and Brown, the Patriots came out on top with a stunning 30 to 26 victory. Buster Mealey and Jim McIntyre totaled up 19 points between them; Jim showing for the first time talents for a great future. Edison triumphed for its first Minneapolis Prep basketball championship in six years in what turned out to be a riotous, give and take scrap for three quarters. The last quarter proved to be the swan song for the Minute-Men fighters of Henry as Pete Tapsak, Kiedrowski and Olson tallied for 10 points. Roosevelt proved one of the toughest in city competition, defeating Henry 47-42. Southwest and Vocational bowed out in defeats to the fiery Pats. Frank Cleve is grooming a squad, built around Jim McIntyre, which may very well take the Minneapolis basketball championship in 1943-44. Tyrpa Sniper Engstrand - - - Bombardier Pherson - - - Sharpshooter Joe cornin' in on the beam. ■'Minors Come on, Pherson, grab it! Well, who wants it? Tyrpa's caught in an arm-lock. No wrestling, please! r: IIKIC FI IKK Mac stretches for a sure shot. Where is everybody? That’s what Buster is wondering. TEAM — Row 111: Enqstrand. Nelson. Tyrpe, Stern. McIntyre. Mice, M«n o� r Irvinn, Deichelbohr • Row II: Coach Mullary. MuncHow, Haqen. Weller. Bailey. B. Gervey. Henson, Hofsted. Schlong. DeFore • Row I: Assistant Manager Peabody Walker T. Garvey, J. Melat, Sommers. Wiggins. Joyce. AT ’EM BOYS M'° Wretches for an easy out. v nV VuAen Cr� arv Nt H nson. v arrn uo or TEAM—Row III: Manager Hanson, Mikelson, Kennedy, Jensen, H. Johnson, Gaskill, L. Benson, Fiske, Jus , K. Johnson, Coach Hove • Row II: M. Enquist, Swenson, Whinnery, F. Kuss, Gendreau, J. Johnson, Stark, Rath|e, E. Enquist • Row I: Bolstad, J. Kuss, Storest, Baker, Woodcock. GIVE ’EM THE GIX! Over the top with City Champ— Woody. eav an Sor a«eT r s e 51 WRESTLING TEAM—Row II: Sommers, F. Fotia, Hartman, Robinson, Bue, Coach Conklin • Row I: Longerbone, Gardner, Marx, Morris, Captain Finnemore. WINTER Bue—60 seconds—A pin? 52 Finnemore—State Champ Tangier SKI TEAM—Manager Deichelbohr, Luick, Edmond, Benson, Rydigar, Johanson. MANEUVERS Benson breaks away for second in cross counfry in City Meet. 53 AID AMEIIICA These lassies aren't worrying about classy chassies and gracefulness so much any more, but are developing their bodies for the sole purpose of keeping fit for VICTORY. Looks as though girls now-a-days are giving the boys some real competition. Henry's girl athletics program consists of tennis, badminton, basketball, volleyball, modern dance, ballroom dance, and a special physical fitness class. Guess Henry's right up on top when it comes to doing its part for America. '• A. 4 n.£. T,r'!” uwo.r'.f'? ion «cy. C a K, .r VMi M, ar9'� Come on, girls! Up a liHle higher! Don’t worry . . . your elbows won’t cave in. There! Now you've got it! Just part of the routine in Henry's physical fitness class. My, oh my! Look at those muscles! You can't see them? Maybe we are ahead of ourselves, but Just wait . . . they're building their bodies for VICTORY. PERIOD IV eJlest uf, o t fyusdotujit FLUTES and PICCOLOS: Ausenius, Gendreau, Macy • CLARINETS: Bullus, Gilliam, Hagen, Holden, Marilyn Johnson, Marvin Johnson. Knutson, Kunze, Larson, Laursen, Lewko, Nelson, Nygaard. Olson, Stoutland, Thurston, Ullevig, Wick • SAXOPHONES: Bistodeau, Hartfield, Ralph, Spriesterbach • BASSOONS: Hallberg, Farnsworth • TRUMPETS and CORNETS: Belin, Buer, Y. Johnson, Just, Kiecker. Kubias, Mutch, Ramberg, Rylander, Thoen • TROMBONES: Holland. Jeppesen, A. Johnson, McCormick, Mjos, Nordby. Olson • HORNS: Allard, Bergstrom, Hoffman, Johansen, Lind. Peterson. Waara • BASSES: Jacobson, LeVahn, O'Rourke, Willcox • PERCUSSION: Bensen. DeFore, Hauck, Langerman, McGrath • BELL LYRES: Beutner, Stolee • COLOR GUARD: Ashmore, Bergstrom, Jensen, Pribble. Quigley • MAJORETTES: Lee, Murphy. Taylor • MANEUVERING MAJORETTE: Ferlack • CONDUCTOR: D. B. Moldenhauer. va ki:k immmm i; irwim s Hail to the band! The pride and joy of Henry High! 1942-1943 was a victorious season for our band. Among the awards they carried home were: First place in the St. Paul Winter Carnival; one of the top places in the Aqua-tennial Parade; and the State Legion Championship. The band also answered requests to play for a big bond rally and for the Annual Shriners' Banquet held at the Nicollet Hotel. The flag twirlers performed at the State Basketball Tournament. 58 Though their chests may not be decorated with medals, these four officers of the band deserve recognition for their accomplishments: Betty Willcox, Donn Thoen, Marianne Pribble, and Lois Ashmore. With military precision the flag twirlers halt in a V-formation while proudly bearing the flags of the United Nations. I IIKAlt AMI IIU A Sl 4.l 4. Regular voice exercises consisting of a few mi-mi-mi’s, ha-ha-ha's, oo-oo-oo's . . . breathing exercises which usually left the singers breathless . . . repeated drills on the same numbers for perfection ... all helped in making a favorable reputation for Henry's A Capella Choir this year. Row IV: Egqen. Weller. Frank. Liefert, Neslund. Ly«daW. DeHen. quist Lunkley. Hussey. Baker. H.uqen, J. John,on, Anderson, Miller, Ro.ien. W.lluns, Larson West Row II. Ho|yub, Mr Nerviq, Bydlon. Ulstrom. Corneliu,. Armstrong. Anderson • Row I: Halleck. Boyson. Darland. fcm.ry, no, Stabloski Bayerle, Gasper, Jones. HO VS t.I.KK 4 11 It Row IV: Rostomily. Dahlen. Kennedy. Neslund, Lysdahl. Weber • Row III; Miller. R. Erickson. Kruse, Frank, Waller. Chose • Row II: lunkley, Therres. Skoog, Finnemore. Hoff • Row |: Rohling. K. Johnson. Armstrong. Green. Luckow, Carlson. UHLS liLKH 1.1 tl Row IV: G. Olson. Homuth, Knudson, Scott. Starleaf, Lee. Yeats. Dester, I. Peterson, J. Larsen, D. Peterson • Row III: Castle. Tomte. Langlie. J. Peterson. Mason. B. Peterson. LaBissoniare. Stoneberg. Paulson, Lunow. Burger • Row II: Miller. Acheson. Cogswell. C. Johnson. Taylor, Ruhnke, Schafer, O'Dell. Backer. Willard • Row I: C. Davis, J. Davis, Cooley, Koenig. Jackson, Mrs. G. Anderson. Jeanette. 61 Gardin, Thornton, Irving, Lund. 62 ip :itma m it Row III: Y. Johnson, Hofstad, Burch, Muenchow • Row II: Sullivan, Kiffe, Bohan, Wennerlind, Schamaitat • Row I: Kunze, Carlson, Miss Hanson, Ferguson, Olcan, Volkert. • GERMAN CLUB—Publish bi-monthly newspaper . . . Active in Red Cross work . . . Originated pop-corn sale • MASQUE and GAVEL— Encourage correct speech . . . Give speeches for worthy causes • NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—Raise the scholastic standards . . . Active in school affairs . . . Service, scholarship, character, leadership. MAMgl E AMI IpAVEL Row III: J. Olson, Hoag, Har-tung, Barnett • Row II: P. Carlson, B. Anderson, Kane, G. Johnson, G. Johnson • Row I: Pacha, Holub, Gendreau, Hoer-schgen, Stableski, Clark. XATIOXAE 110X0II SOCIETY Row IV: M. Johnson, Pribble, J Swanson, W. Carlson, Good-child, Hoag, E. Johnson, Taylor • Row III: J. Olson, Smith, Sullivan, Kane, Sundberg, G. Johnson, A. Christensen • Row II: Pacha, Holub, Stableski, Clark Hall, Knutson, Budd, B. Ander-son, S. Johnson • Row I: Pry-mos, Vinje, C. Peterson, Mr. Hill, Mrs. Frissell. Mr. Ohland, V. Christensen, Ferguson, Blom. IIM'E Till Row IV: Hussey, Frisk, Hagen, Meyer, Ausenius, Ostagarden, Mattson, Hoag, B. Swenson • Row III: Pribble, Lindblom, Sandstrom, C. Nelson, D. Olson, Savelkoul, J. Swanson, Quigley, Trombley, E. Johnson, Armstrong • Row II: Roetter, Neumann, Budd, B. Anderson, Kane, Hallman, Jackson, S. Nelson, Fisher. Barnett • Row I: Halleck, Keller, Boyson, Peterson, S. Johnson, Mrs. Kydd, Vin|e, Lewis, DeTuncq, Clark, Ulstrom. • BLUE TRI—Crazy quilt . . . Thanksgiving program . . . Easter program . . . Mother's and Daughter's Banquet . . . Plenty of activities to keep these girls busy • SILVER TRI—Perl one—knit two . . . Collecting toys for the Kenny Institute . . . Basket Social ... A world-wide organization. SILVER TRI (10th Grade) Row IV: Westberg, Hartley, Volkert, R. Jensen, Boquist, J. Johnson, Huseth, Stolee • Row III: C. Holland, Stevens, D. Peterson, Miller, LeVahn, M. Hail-and, Bruning • Row II: West-man, P. McGrath, G. Erickson, Danielson, Langerman, Baumann, Cooper, M. Nelson • Row I: Sodergren; Wicklund, Freeberg, Miss Sears, S. Vinje, Mayhew, Kunze. SILYElt Till (11th Grade) Row IV: B. Berglund, Wagner Norman, Farnsworth, E. Swanson Erbes • Row III: Melin, M. Nel son, Dafoe, Warner, Trombley L. Anderson • Row II: Schneider Beutner, Seagren, G. Johnson Trebby • Row I: Lessard, R Nelson, Hallberg, Gurney, Eng berg, Lorentzen. si .wish ru n Row IV: Bridgeman, Serdinsky, Wagner, Robinson, Hoag, Erbes • Row III: Rickert, Stoutland. Savelkoul, Swanson, Ostgarden, Streyffeler • Row II: Nelson, Clark, Roetter, Hagstrom, M. Johnson, G. Johnson • Row I: Lessard, Harlow, Kavalaris, Miss Sears, Gurney, Gieski, Law. • SPANISH CLUB—One of the newest organizations . . . Working hard to promote Good Will With Latin America . . . Correspondence can be fascinating as well as educational. • FRENCH CLUB—Friendly and informal classes . . . Noon luncheons once a week . . . Fines imposed for words spoken in English. • LATIN CLUB—Active in Red Cross work . . . Articles for servicemen . . . Entertainment teams for the children at General Hospital. FIIKXtll CLUB Row III: Trebby, Nelson, Hagen, Moyer, Stolee • Row II: Conklin, Reynolds, Hartley, Roetter • Row I: LaVigne, Olson, Miss Sears, Kaliszeski, Boyson. latix rum Row IV: Larson, J. Johnsor Dallman, Boquist, Sieving, Abe Streyffeler, Hoag • Row III Robbins, Hagstrom, Olsor Kane, Swanson, Weiland, Sprie stersback, Knutson • Row II Scofield, Croft, Nelson, Clark Knudsen, Wick, Carlson, Stable-ski, Cottam • Row I: Ries, Ho-lub, V. Johnson, Peterson, Mrs. Boquist, Myers, Kavalaris, Rum-melhofF. iii'it AT : TKA.1I Joyce Okan, Barbara Har-tung. James Jordan. Wayne Kirchner, Mr. Lar-son. • DEBATE TEAM—Gained distinction . . . Resolve: That Federal World Government Should Be Established . . . Entered many tournaments. • NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE—Placed third in National Forensic League Tournament . . . Learn to give dramatic readings . . . Made advances in the national organization. • QUILL AND SCROLL—An international journalistic organization . . . Judging of writing free of charge . . . Write and rewrite until it sounds right. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Jo Ann Clark, Wayne Kirchner, Robert Lee. James Jor-dan, Joyce Olson, Bernice Anderson, Barbara Hartung, Mr. Hoerschgen, Mr. Larson. |ITLL AMI SCROLL B. Brandmill, J. Olson, R. Lee, B. Anderson, W. Kirchner, E. Swanson, J. Jordan, M. Nelson, B. Warner, E. Larson, P. Dafoe S. Mattson. M. Gilbertson, C. Hallberg, M. Erbes, A. Bashford, Mr. New-strand. II I-V OFFICERS F. Saunder, W. Fisher, K. Johnson, W. Gendreau, M. Hove, W. Fiske. • Hl-Y—Organization that offers religious and moral training as well as recreational activities . . . Composed of five chapters—Drakos, Alpha, Fidelity, Revere, and Trojan . . . Opportunity for boys to become better acquainted . . . Meet at each other's homes . . . Very informal meetings with plenty to eat. IIIIAKOS H. Johnson, B. Held, M. Enquist, H. Hauck, C. Gendreau, D. Fiske, R. Belin, B. Bergland. FIDELITY B. Schonnesen, R. Hor-berg, J. Dahlen, D. Olson, W. Gendreau, H. Elling-son, D. Fiske, D. Swenson. 66 ALPHA A. Magnuson, W. Walker, D. Thoen, E. Mjos, W. Seagren, A. Edmond, C. Anderson J. Malat, K. Johnson. • Hl-Y—Individual chapter activities . . . Weekly meetings . . . Annual Easter and Thanksgiving program . . . Used book room . . . Father's and Son's banquet . . . Palm Sunday All City Breakfast . . . Drive among themselves to aid soldiers in prison camps. REVERE J. Lewko, R. Brimi, R. Asp, L. Kopperude, J. Nordeen, N. Swanson, P. Gearou, F. Saunder, R. Kennedy, P. Cotton, C. Erickson, W. Weller. TROJAN G. Lindgren, J. Schultz, R. Bredeson, J. Sudberg, D. Lindemen, D. Grobe, J. Hartman, T. Ruppolius. 67 1943 ORATOR' LAYOUT STAFF—Gerald Will . Ernes RyUndcr, Donn Thoen, Don Millford. MINISTRY OF ANNUAL STAFF—M. Pribbie. W. Kirchner, R. Pieper, A. P. Anderson, C. Boyson, M. W. Gendreeu, B. LeVahn, E. Kane, J. Jordan, V. Sevelkoui, B. Berglund, P. Waldon, Erickson, W. Carlson, J. Swanson, B. Williams, J. Clark, M. Sullivan, G. Vinje. J. Holu G. Ries. Look like the day before the “PATRIOT comet out, doesn't it? l HOI . 4 A. OA PATRIOT STAFF—L Serdintki, P. Dafoe. J. Johnton. F. Steyen . C. Wicklund. J. Stole . S. Mattton, M. Erbe . J. Mayhow. M. McLaughlin. L Beutnor, E. Swanton. W. Kirchner. J. Jordan, J. Olton. R. Lee, E. Larson, L. Mitera, A. Bashford, J. Darland, H. Luick, L. Mittling. J. Olton, Mr. Newttrand. SENIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL—Row III: M. Pribble, E. Nutmin, L. Harmon • Row II: M. Rosien, M. Kiffe, P. Carlton, D. Boa • Row I: B. Ruth, D. Kormanick. Mitt Opsahl, L. Langorman, F. Stevent. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL—Row IV: B. Jatintky. M. Paulton, G. Homuth, S. Smith. D. Jonot, M. Aatland, B. Lavan, O. Millar • Row III: B. Derrick, B. Myklebutt, P. Lawko, L. O'Dell, G. Bolttad, M. Berntton. R. Snyder, E. Stowick, J. Shanety • Row II: J. Larton, N. Garait, F. Walton. D. Hattitrom, S. Ruttell, J. Bobendrier, B. Olander, J. Waldon • Row I: R. Pollock, B. Krogstod, T. Mollner, Mitt Edblom, R. Johnson, B. Hyer. M. McIntyre. STAGE CREW—Langley, Heberland. Johnton. JaM Mr. Smith. MOVIE CREW—M. Mutch. D. Mueller, C. Gendreeu. Johnton, Mr. Hardy. W. Carlton. K. Saari, B. Barglund, B. Schell. 70 War Ration Stamp No. 17 doesn’t seem to worry these energetic advocates of the Lindy Hop.” One may find portraits of these exotic young women in the rotogravure at any time. - lei on parle francais. French is spoken here. 71 Her royal Highness and her attendants: Helen Halleck, Mary Ellen Mason, Roberta Taylor — queen. Barbara Thaxter, Gladys Vinje. Doesn't look like .the same old place, does it? These students are doing a pretty good job of transforming our lunchroom into a typical nite-club. Nope! they aren't daffy! It's just a scene from Dear Daffodil presented bv the January class. Dorothy Johnson acts as Henry's interior decorator. JANUARY SENIORS A AGNESS, BETTY— Ag Bowling, Seton Hi, G.A.A. ANDERSON, WARREN— Wa Hi-Y, Football, Golf B BARNHART. WILLIAM— Bill BERGLUND, DOROTHY— Dor BERGREN, MARGARET— Bug Latin Club BERNHARD. OTTO- Ot Wrestling Team BLOM, BETTY— Bloom Blua Tri, Saton Hi BROWN. ANNE — Annia BRAESCH, HELEN- Helen BRONSRUUD, MARJORIE — Margia Latin Club, National Honor Sociaty BURCH. MILTON- Milt Garman Club, Bataball, Band, Stamp Club c CLARK. NEIL— Nail Hi-Y, National Honor Sociaty, Latin Club, Football, Patriot , Orator Staff, Quill and Scroll COMER. HAZEL— Kay Blua Tri, Saton Hi, Bowling CONNERS. JOHN— Johnny Hi-Y, Council, Orchattra CROW. ROBERT— Bob Hi-Y, Dear Daffodil D DAHLEN. VIRGINIA — Gina Latin Club, Saton Hi, Rad Cross E EDBERG. VERNON— Varnia ENGSTROM, LOIS- Phaaner Clan Sacratary. Saton Hi. Blua Tri, Patriot F FERGUSON. HELEN— Fargy Stamp Club. Garman Club, National Honor Sociaty, Band FLETCHER. BEVERLY— Bov FOTIA. JAMES— Foih Clan Praiidant. Patriot , Football (all city), Wrestling Taam. Hi-Y G GEAROU. DELLA— Dali Choir, Latin Club, Daar Daffodil GROSSER, ROGER— Bud H HAERTZEN. VIRGINIA — Gina Band, Blua Tri. Saton Hi, Bowling HARGARTEN. PAUL- Harmon Football. Track. Hi-Y HARTFIEL. SHIRLEY— Shirl Band. Latin Club HED, ROY- Roy Band, Scandinavian Club (Cantral) HERTZER. HERMAN— Harm HOLM8ERG. ROBERT— Bob” Orator Staff IHNAT. MARY JANE- Janie Saton Hi, Blue Tri, Daar Daffodil K KAHLER. JOYCE— Joyca Drum Majoratta, Band, Saton Hi, Blua Tri, Bowling KENNEDY. JOHN- Jackson Patriot KOSTAL. FRANCES — Franny Saton Hi, Blua Tri, G.A.A., Bowling KRANZ. CHARLES— Chuck Garman Club L LA FAVOR, STANLEY— Stan Valadictorian, Daar Daffodil”, National Honor Sociaty, Maiqua and Gaval, Track Taam, Hi-Y, Band, Council LARSON. CURTIS— Lars Hi-Y LARSON, MARGARET— Mart Latin Club, Choir, Blua Tri, Saton Hi, Patriot , Daar Daffodil LEAKES, ELAINE— Laaky Garman Club LOBERG. RICHARD— Dick Band LUCK. ROBERT— Bob Garman Club, Hi-Y M MALAT, FRANCIS— Fran Hi-Y, Choir. Football, Baskatball. Bataball. Patriot MALMBORG. HARVEY— Harv Tannis Taam MASON. MARY ELLEN- Tarry G.A.A., Latin Club, Blua Tri MEGSON, ROBERTA— Bubblas Blua Tri, Silvar Tri, Saton Hi MURPHY. TOM — Muroh Hi-Y, Clan Matcot N NELSON. GOLDIE— Gogo G.A.A. NEWSTROM, EUGENE— Rad Hi-Y, Council, Track Taam. Staga Manager. Ski Taam NORBERG. SHIRLEY— Shirl Saton Hi, Bowling, Silver Tri NY8ERG, LILLIAN — Lil Clatt Traaturar, Bowling Taam, Blua Tri. Saton Hi, Band o OLSEN. DELORES— Dade OSTROOT. GLEN — Weiners Hi-Y. Patriot P PETERSON. PHYLLIS— Phil Latin Club. Silver Tri PLANT. ROBERT— Puddy Hi-Y, French Club PRYMOS. ALICE — Scotty National Honor Sociaty, Garman Club, Blua Tri, Saton Hi R RAMBERG. RAYMOND— Ray Patriot , Football, Track, National Honor Sociaty RICHERT, FRANCES— Franny Saton Hi. Blua Tri ROBERTS. LA RAYNE— Scotty Patriot , Council, Quill and Scroll RODIN. MILTON- Milt-Vice President of Clast s SANDGREN. DONALD— Squawkers Daar Daffodil , Tannis Team, Hockey SANDVICK, FRANCES— Franny SATHER. DONALD — Don SERFLATEN. JOYCE- Joyce Choir SHEFFLIN. BIRDIAN — Birdie Choir, French Club SHOPEK. MARIANNE — Marianna SIVERSON. ARTHUR— Art Football, Wrestling Taam 5KRETTING. VERTNER— Vert Hi-Y STABLESKI, MARGARET — Stubby Choir, Latin Club, Saton Hi, National Honor Sociaty, Daar Daffodil , Council, Orator Staff, Masque and Gaval, National Forensic League, Girls Activity Committee. Blua Tri, Salutatorian STEVENS. LOIS— Loie Garman Club STROM. JEANNE — Little Herby Patriot , Glee Club • T TAYLOR. ROBERTA— Bobbie Band, Garman Club. Blue Tri, G.A.A., Saton Hi, National Honor Sociaty, Daar Daffodil , Council, Orator Staff. Homecoming Oueen THORVILSON. JEAN — Thorvie Latin Club, Blua Tri, Saton Hi, Dear Daffodil THUNNELL, PATSY- Pat Latin Club. Band V VONDENBERGER. LORRAINE— Vonde w WEST. GERALDINE — Gerry Saton Hi, Blue Tri. Choir WESTBERG. JOHN- John Hi-Y WHITE. VAN- Van WILKINS. SHIRLEY — Shirl Choir, Orchestra WILCOX. BETTY LOU - Lulu National Honor, Band. Girls Activity Committee, Masque and Gaval, Blue Tri, Silvar Tri z ZEIMES, MURIEL - Mur G.A.A., Choir mmoicn A ABENDROTH. KENNETH- Kenny ADAMS. MAE— Butch Choir ADAMSKI. RALPH— Ralph AMLIE. WINNIFRED— Winnie Silvar Tri, Blua Tri ARMSTRONG. JEANNETTE — Nettie Blua Tri ASHMORE. LOIS — Loey Band 73 ji i; SKXioit AUSENIUS. MARY —“Babe Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Latin Club B BACKSTROM. SHIRLEY-'Shorty BAILEY. ALICE — Alice Council, Patriot . Girl Activity Committaa BAKER. BETTY— Betts Choir, Latin Club, Silvar TrJ, Council BAR8Y. MAXINE— Max' Band, Blua Tri BARNETT. LOIS— Lo” Blua Tri, Silvar Tri, Matqua and Gaval, Victory Homa BATES MARGARET— Marge Blua Tri, Patriot , Latin Club BAYERLE. AUDREE— Audrea Patriot , Choir BEDNARCZYK. MARIAN— Marian Choir, G.A.A. BEEBE. WILLIAM— Bill Football BELIN, RALPH — Slim Hi-Y, 8and. Track. Council, Victory Homa BENNETT. VIRGINIA — Virg BERGLUND, ROBERT— Bob Hi-Y, Movia Craw, Council, Orator Staff BERGQUIST, HELEN — Halan Blua Tri BITTNER. FRANCIS — Franny BJERK, EVELYN-'Evia Council, French Club. Spanith Club, G.A.A., National Honor BOBENDRIER. BETTY- Betty BOBST. BARBARA — Barb BOEHLKE, LEROY- 'Roy Football (all-city), Baikatball, Golf. Hi-Y. Bowling Team BOHLIG. JANET— Janet National Honor Society BOYSON, CAROL— Boyce Silvar Tri, Blua Tri, French Club, Council Choir, G.A.A., Orator Staff, Patriot , Bowling Team, Girl Activity Committaa BUDD. SHIRLEY— Bud Council, G.A.A., Blue Tri, National Honor Society BUE. TILFRED— Til Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Orchestra BUNNELL. DORIS— Bunnia Choir, Patriot BURCH. LORRAINE — Butch National Honor Society BYDLON, HELEN— Biddy Choir, Blua Tri, Silvar Tri, Bowling Team c CARLSON. PHYLLIS— Phil Choir, German Club, Blua Tri, Masque and Gaval CARLSON. WALLACE — Wally Orator Staff. Movia Craw, National Honor Society CASS. JAMES— Jim Band, Council, German Club CHAPMAN. SHIRLEY— Shirl G.A.A., Bowling Team, Blue Tri, Latin Club, Band, National Honor Society CHARLES. JOYCE— Red Tennis, Patriot, Choir CHRISTENSEN. AUDREY — Aud National Honor Society CHRISTENSEN. VIVIAN- Viv Latin Club, National Honor Society, Valedictorian CLARK, JO ANN— Jo National Honor Society, National Forensic League, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Masque and Gaval, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Orator Staff, Tennis, Debate, Valedictorian COLE. MARILYN- Marilyn CURRY. HAZEL— Haiel D DALLMAN. LEODA— Leoda DAVIS. HARLAN- Art-Football, Band DETUNCQ. BETTY— Betsy Blue Tri, Bowling Team DIGATANO. LE ROY- Diek Wrestling DUGDALE. ROBERT— Bob E EDMOND. ARLEY — Pete Hi-Y, Equipment Manager, Ski Team EMERY. DOROTHY— Dordy Choir, German Club ENQUIST, JOHN- Crash ENQUIST, MELVIN — Mel Hi-Y, Track ERICKSON. DORIS— Dor Orator Staff F FENDER. LAWRENCE— Lawrence FISHER. IRENE— Sunny Blue Tri FRANK. CHARLES — Chuck FRIES. ROBERT— 8ob FRISK. BETTY— Frisky Band. Blue Tri FYTEN, MARY ANN- Perey Latin Club G GAGNE. ROBERT — Bob Band GASKILL. WILLIAM — Bill Hi-Y, Track, Victory Home GENDREAU, CHARLES- Chuck Hi-Y, Masque and Gavel. National Forensic League, Debate. Spanish Club, Philatalic Society. Movie Crew, Football, Track, Class President, Victory Home GERKE. DALE — Jerk Hi-Y GOODCHILD, WILLIAM- Bill Football, National Honor Society GONNELLA. DONALD— Don GREEN. MARILYN— Grennie G.A.A. GREEN. RALPH — Red-Choir GULLICKSON. BETTY— Mary Bowling Team, Blue Tri GUSTAFSON. BETTY- Betts GUSTAFSON. FLOYD— Floyd Orator Staff H HAERTZEN. CHARLES — Chuck HAGEN. EILEEN- Eileen Band, Blue Tri, French Club HALL. MARJORIE — Marge National Honor Society HALLECK, HELEN- Frenchie Blue Tri, Choir, Bowling Team HANSON. ARLISS — Blondie Victory Home HAUCK. HARRY— Howie Band. Hi-Y HOAG. ROBA— Roba Latin Club. Masque and Gavel, Spanish Club, Blue Tri, Orator Staff, National Honor Society HOFSTAD. EDWIN- Ed Baseball HOLUB. JANE— Red Choir, Latin Club, Masque and Gavel, Editor-in-chief of Orator. National Honor Society HUNT. DELORES— Dede HUSETH, HERBERT — Herb J JACKSON, JEANNE— Jex G.A.A., Blue Tri. Bowling Team, H Club JASPER. BETTY JANE— Red Blue Tri JENSEN. FRANCES— Fran JENSEN. JAMES — Jim Band JOHNSON. DUANE — Duane JOHNSON. DOROTHY— Doroth Blue Tri, Council. Bowling Team, Patriot JOHNSON. GLORIA— Red National Honor Society, Masque and Gavel JOHNSON. JOHN— Bud Latin Club, Band JOHNSON. ROBERT— Bob JOHNSON. SHIRLEY — Johnce Blue Tri, Bowling Team, National Honor Society JOHNSON. VIRGIL— Virg Stage Crew, Band, Council, Equipment Manager K KANE. EILEEN- Kane Orator Staff. Blue Tri, Patriot' Staff. Silver Tri, Council, National Honor Society, G.A.A.. Latin Club, Bowling. Debate. Masque and Gavel, Tennis. Salutatorien KARLSTAD, PRISCILLA-' Perky G.A.A. KASMAR. ROBERT— Walt” KENNEDY, JEAN- Jean Blue Tri KIECKER, GLENN — Doc Band, Council KIFFE. MAE— Kiff German Club. Blue Tri, Choir, Council, Red Cross. G.A.A., Victory Home KRAVE, HOWARD — Bob KRIER, EDWARD— Ed KUNZE. BETTY— Shorty Blue Tri L LENZEN, DONALD— Bud” Hi-Y LEWIS. BETTY LEE- Boots Blue Tri, Choir, Victory Homo LIEFERT. LUCILLE— Lu Choir, Bowling Team LINDFORS. HARRY — Alfred Class Mascot LOUNBERG, DONALD — Bud Band 74 .11 WE SIMOHS LYSDAHL. MILTON— Lirxie Choir, Wrettling M MALAT, JOSEPH- Jot Football (captain), Bataball, Bat-ketball, Hi-Y MALCHOW, ROBERT — Bob' MALONEY, JOHN — Jack MARR, MAURICE— Moay Bataball, Boxing MASON. MARGARET Muggt Council MC GOWAN. ALBERTA — Birdi. Blua Tri MENTZER, JAMES — Jim Band MEYER. BARBARA Barb French Club, Band, Blue Tri MEYER. WALLACE — Wally Council MILLFORD, DONALD — Don Orator Staff MISKOWIC, ROBERT — Bob Hi-Y, Track MJOS. EDWARD— Nub Bataball, Batketball, Band MONSON. SHIRLEY— Mont Silver Tri, 8lue Tri MORRISON. PAUL — Paul Batketball, Bataball, Hi-Y (in Iowa) MULRY. RITA— Rita Blue Tri MURPHY. ROSE MARY Murf N NEBY. HERBERT— Unc NELSON. NEAL — Nell NELSON. SHIRLEY ANN- Shirr German Club, Tennit, Patriot”, Choir NELSON. SHIRLEY LOU- Nelt Silver Tri, Blue Tri NESBITT, GEORGE— George NEUMANN. M. EILEEN- Veronica Council. Blue Tri, G.A.A., H Club NORDBY. RICHARD- Dick Band NORDSTROM. ROBERT-' Bob Football NYE. VIRGINIA— Giny Blue Tri o OLEARY. MARGUERITE — Margie OSMONSON. ROBERT — Bob Choir OSTGARDEN. HELEN-’Miami Blue Tri, Bowling Team, Spanith Club, Silver Tri, Victory Home P PACHA. FLORENCE- Flo National Honor Society, Matque and Gavel PETERSON. CAROL- Pete Blue Tri, Latin Club. Bowling Team. National Honor Society PETERSON. GEORGE - Pete PHERSON. THOMAS- Tommy Hi-Y. Council, Latin Club, Foot, ball (all-city), Batketball, Bataball, Vice Preiident of Clatt POOLE. ARDIS — Ardy Blue Tri PRIBBLE. MARIANNE — Prib Clatt Treaturer, Band, Blue Tri, Latin Club. National Honor Society, Orator Staff. Golf, Silver Tri, Philatelic Society, Red Crott Council PRYMOS. ELIZABETH- Betty R REITSMA, DONALD- 'Don ROETTER. BETTY JOYCE Roetter French Club, Spanith Club RUDD. MAVIS- Suxy Latin Club RYLANDER. ERNEST- Ernie Orator Staff. Band s SAARI. KENNETH— Kenny Movie Crew ST. HILAIRE. CAROL — Carol SAND8ERG. DORIS- Dor SAVELKOUL. VYONNE — Vony Spanith Club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Choir, G.A.A., Cheerleader SCHAMAITAT, JEAN— Jean Bowling Team SCHELL. ROBERT — Bob Movie Crew SCHOENECKER. LOlS- Schonnie Latin Club SHOOP. MARIAN — Marian SIMCOE. DONALD— Simp Victory Home SLEMMEN. PHYLLIS — Siam Silver Tri, Blue Tri, German Club SMITH. JAMES— Jim SMITH. MARIAN - Marian National Honor Society STEINER. WALTER- Walt Batketball STOUTLAND. OLIVER - Ollia Band. Latin Club, Victory Home ' SULLIVAN. MARY GRACE- Sully Clan Secretary, Orator” Staff. National Honor Society, German Club. 8owling Team, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Red Crott Council, Victory Home SUNDBERG. HELEN — Sunny National Honor Society SWENSEN. BETTY jANE- Swenten Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Bowling Team, Choir, G.A.A. T taylor. Clarice - Cecile G.A.A. THAXTER. BARBARA — Sparrow Blue Tri, German Club, Council, Bowling Team THAYER. CLETUS — Clet THOEN, DONN- Donn Band, Council, Orator Staff THOMAS. LORRAINE — Ainnie Blue Tri, Silver Tri TILGREN, RICHARD— Dick TISHI, JUNE — Tith Blue Tri TOWNSEND. ROBERT — Bob Hi-Y, Track, Victory Home TROMBLEY. CAROL — Trom Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Bowling Team u ULLEVIG. DONALD— Don Band ULSTROM. HELEN — Lynn Blue Tri, Choir VICENTO, PETER— Pete Latin Club, Red Crott Council VINJE, GLADYS — Glad Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Orator Staff. Debate, National Honor Society, G.A.A., H Club. Council. Bowling Team, Tannit w WALDRON. PAUL— Wally French Club, Stamp Club. Golf Team, Football, Orator Staff WALKER. WALTER- Walt Football, Batketball, Bataball, Hi-Y, Council, Sgt. at Armt of Clatt WAY. KENNETH— Kenny Hi-Y WEIDNER, ERNEST — Ernie Stamp Club WERESINK, WALTER — Walt Patriot Staff WESTLUND. CALVIN—''Cal Hockey Team WILLE. GERALD — Gerald Orator Staff WILLIAMS. DOROTHY— Dotty Bowling, Choir, Blue Tri, Victory Home WILLIAMS. ROBERT— Bob Orator” Staff. Cot ncil, Patriot (editor) WINGER. ROBERT— Bob German Club. Band WOODCOCK, VERNAL— Woody Band, Track. Football, (Newton, Iowa) WOODRUFF, JOHN — Woody Y YOUNG. ALBERTA— Al Latin Club 75 Compliments of Your Representative ROBERT F. FITZSIMMONS Compliments of the EMPRESS THEATRE 412 West Broadway Al. 1444 Compliments of VICTORY SERVICE STATION 42nd and Thomas Ave. No. Hyland 7960 Red White Food Stores CHAS. BLOMQUIST CO. 421 I Webber Parkway Cherry 3612 ED'S BARBER SHOP 1221 42nd Ave. No. Do you realize that for the billions of dollars of War Bonds sold by banks not one cent of compensation has been paid to them? Banks have spent large sums to advertise and sell the bonds. Yet they receive no fees, no commissions. That is os it should be. That is how the banks want it. Banks place their country's interest first. They do not wish to be paid for rendering a service which every loyal banker deems a patriotic duty and a privilege. We urge you to buy bonds. THEY GIVE THEIR LIVES . . YOU LEND YOUR MONEY CAMDEN PARK STATE BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. WASHINGTON. D. C. Best wishes from ALDERMAN OSCAR L. LUND SKELLY SERVICE Penn and Dowling Avenues No. GAS. OIL. EXPERT GREASING. TIRE REPAIRING Charles Miller, Prop. Phone Hy. 9720 Compliments from SHERIFF EARLE BROWN Hennepin County 76 Compliments of the CAMDEN and ROBIN THEATRES Congratulations To the 1943 Graduating Classes VICTORY DEPARTMENT STORE O. S. Peterson Hyland 2400 3503 Penn Ave. No. FRANK IRMEN GROCERIES Hyland 1092 4165 Washington Ave. No. AT YOUR SERVICE For All Kinds of FLOWERS CAMDEN PARK GREENHOUSES 47th and Bryant Ave. No. Hyland 5855 Compliments of Crystal Lake Community Pharmacies 3862 and 4159 Thomas Ave. No. Hyland 8756 Free Delivery Hyland 6500 Compliments of the BAND BOX HAMBURGER SHOP •; j, : •. • •••• • • ••• • • • ! . After High School . . . You may want to train for an office position in business, a war industry, or in Civil Service. Employment opportunities in these fields were never more plentiful or attractive. It would be a pleasure to tell you about— Quickie Courses for wartime employment. CAREER Courses for permanent positions. VISIT THE SCHOOL ASK FOR BULLETIN MINNESOTA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 24 South 7th St. Geneva 4661 CAMDEN BAKERY 4157 Washington Ave. No. Hy. 9758 After business hours call Ch. 7965 NOEL A. NELSON GROCERY MEATS 1901 44th ve. No. HYLAND 4622 PAUL JOHNSON MARKETS 4142 Fremont Ave. No. 4209 Webber Pkwy. Hyland 9645 Cherry 2293 VICTORY DRIVE FOOD MARKET GROCERIES MEATS BAKERY 4155-4157 Thomas Ave. No. Hyland 9251-52-53 WE DELIVER 77 4177 Washington Ave. No. Hyland 7946 | i V v-1 • : • ; :; ; ’ i SWANSON MORTUARY LOWRY IRVING HYLAND 9691 Compliments of Your State Senator GERALD T. MULLIN FREMONT DRY GOODS CAMDEN BOWLING CENTER 4144 Fremont Ave. No. Ch. 0885 BOWL FOR HEALTH The Newest Brunswick Deluxe Lanes DAHL FREDIN Hyland 9904 Ask for Manager 4159-61 Washington Ave. No. Ch. 2347 Compliments of DRY GOODS MEN’S FURNISHINGS SHOES YOUR ALDERMAN STANLEY A. ANDERSON CANDY ICE CREAM SCHOOL SUPPLIES PATRICK HENRY GROCERY FRED M. PETERSON'S FOOD MARKET Complete Line of C. P. Zeien Corner 44th and Logan Aldrich 2563 Fresh Meats, Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables FREE DELIVERY 39th and Thomas Hy. 9546 GEORGE'S BARBER SHOP HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE STERN'S FLOWERS Marcelling, Scalp Treatments, Manicuring SHOP OF SERVICE Hyland 4245 4145 Fremont Ave. No. CONGDON CLEANERS DYERS, Inc. HANSON SONS SERVICE Phillips Products 1111 WEST BROADWAY TIRES ACCESSORIES 2416 PENN AVE. NO. 52nd and Lyndale Ave. No. Hy. 7923 USE FALK’S CAMFO CREME The All Purpose Healing Skin Creme for TROUBLED FEET SUNBURN CHAPPED SKIN LORVICK FOOD MARKET RAY BROWN—MEATS 3900 Thomas Ave. No. 78 GIVE........not an ordinary photograph — but a quality PORTRAIT by LEE BROTHERS 2546 Portland Avenue Main 8461 79 Q ATTENTION PLEAvSC i HEPEoy ppegent CONGRESSIONAL ME DALS or HONOR to evERy nenoGf? or the ANNUAL STAFFj n(?.SEGAL or THE OUREAU OF engraving, np. r ?A n z or barrison sSniTH PRIN TERS, LCC O (70S. STUDIOS, AND COR. CARL-AND EPSON, roy 0(7 I G I NA T 0(7. I ALSO WISH TO PRESENT THE NIEDAL OF THE PURPLE HEART TO HENRS ’S PBOTO-GRAPHERS. THANX AGAIN Q H£N(7V jr CARL-5. .staff n: im:its Editor-in-chief - -- -- -- -- -- -- Jane Holub Business Staff ----- JoAnn Clark, Eileen Kane, Margaret Stableski, Roberta Taylor Art Staff...............................................................Carl Schuster, Russell Pieper Literary Editor and Associate Editor ------ Marianne Pribble, Mary Sullivan Photographers - Wallace Carlson, Bob Williams, Bob Berglund, Bob Holmberg, Milton Mutch, Dick Mueller, Carl Buer Clubs and Organizations - - - -........................Gloria Ries, Doris Erickson Seniors.................................................................................Carol Boyson Sports.................................Milton Glaub, Paul Waldon, Bob LeVahn, Wayne Gendreau Layouts ------ Donn Thoen, Don Millford, Ernest Rylander, Gerald Wille Typist.................................................................................Gladys Vinje Advertisements - Vyonne Savelkoul, Janet Swanson, Joyce Olson, Howard Krave, James Jordan, Wayne Kirchner Faculty Advisor - - - - - - - - - - - A. 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