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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

on the nir STATION I1 If II S MINNESOTA tyeaturUnx}, . . . . Sfxo+Uo . aj that INIMITABLE ATTRIBUTE Mi. w I L L I P A O M R T E R HENRY SPIRIT luUna 9 t: ON THE SCARLET NETWORK We find: Anderson, Swanson, Holt and Westre. This enthusiastic crowd will long remember the events of this day. JlUtesiitUf 7a: our genial emcee, Doug Hayes, announcing one of the most outstanding auditorium entertainments of the year, the Homecoming Program. i Grunert, Johanson and Esterly exhibit their prize-winning car entered in the Homecoming Day Broadcast. Vaudeville—portrayed by Haase, Esterly, Grunert, Johanson and Schenk. Highlighting the program was the coronation of the Queen and her gracious Attendants. Their supporting cast carried through the day with one of the school’s leading products—enthusiasm! Maj-Britt Nyberg Jeanne Riedel Audrey Sundquist Homecoming Quern—Mariya Twite Jean Parsons 2.we n lob a 7 4e aUou i 1. Dancing in the dark. 2. President Grunert and his leading lady heading the Grand March at the January Prom. 3. Informalities at The Formal. 4. Appetites never lag—even at the Senior Prom. K @1 Ghasun The hour of charm brings fun and relaxation for the cast after strenuous rehearsals and broadcasts. L Baby, You and Me. 2. Hawaii calls. 3. Ramberg does his imitation of Mr. Larson. 4. Jedlicka and Johnson pay the “consequences.” j 1lte Jlottle Iteaiesi As the house lights dim, the overture fades and “And Came the Spring,” presented by the spring graduating class. the curtain rises on the senior class plays. V m Scene III— The climax brings out the acting ability of the cast. s Scene IV— STUDIO ATMOSPHERE 1. 2. 3. Enquist and Zubeck relax on their way home from the studio. Time out for the cast—Froh-nauer, Asp, and Edling. Beautiful, slender shadows on the new-fallen snow at Fol-well Park. Station P.H.H.S. is proud to have a product as well displayed as the “Henry Spirit.” Spirit such as this has been widely publicized by the distributors of this product, the Hemy boys in sei vice. This spirit was the foundation of the victory for which these VERNON PETERSON (Army Air Corps) RUSSELL SLUM (Army Air Corps) WILBUR L. CRA WFORD (Marines) GERALD CLAESGENS (Marines) ROGER BOM ST AD (Navy) LESTER DUOOS (Navy) V, DOUGLAS STEVENS (Merchant Marine) FRANK BYDLON (Army) CLARENCE OLSON (Army Air Corps) X boys fought and died. v TV MAURICE MARK (Army) ANNOUNCERS Far u £if______ 7 Senior - SOUND £ C ulns_ Spo'tFs 60 Jay Ho opps TWO ON A CLUE—Mr. Ronald Barnes, Dean of Boys, and Miss Winifred Hulcrantz, Dean of Girls. DO YOU KNOW THE ANSWERS??? The office staff does. They are L. Lof-stad, A. Rudberg, H. Berglund and B. Hoyme. CALLING DR. JORDAN, or maybe we should say Dr. Carlson, our school nurse. A in(U4 tcesi'i Faculty Off Men and fiaahb Top, left to right: 1. Emily Anderson: English, Blue Tri Advisor, Auditorium Committee. 2. Gertrude Frissel: English. Co-sponsor of N.H.S. 3. Gladys Hobbs: English. Co-sponsor of N.H.S. Service Points. 4. Karl Hoerschgen: English. Public Speaking, N.F.L., Cheerleaders. Bottom, left to right: 5. Marie Kroonhlawd: English. Junior Seton Hi Advisor. 6. Lorraine Shaffer: English, Class Play. 7. Theodosia Stewart: English. 8. Ellen White: English. Hall Monitors. Miss Bel isle . . . keeping the scripts in order. 18 Katie McGowan and Jim Russell are improving their accent before the broadcast. 9nteAM ttiuuil eMooJz ufL Left to right—1. Cora Belittle: Library. 2. Marian Hoquist: Latin. English. Latin Club Advisor. 3. Minnie Hannon: German. English. German Club Advisor. 4. Jane Styer: Spanitth. English. Spanish Club Advisor. 19 The trail of radio waves is traced by Beverly Blanchette and James Fribble. I'vaund the lAJabld in 60 Minut i Top. left to right—1. Carl Anderson: Civics, Student Council Advisor. 2. Francis Brown: History. 3. William Dammann: U. S. History, Assistant Football and Basketball Coach. 4. Obert Even-son: Civics. Bottom, left to right—5. Esther Hardy: C.L.P. 6. Pearl Kicnholz: Civics, June Class Advisor. 7. Walter Larson: History, Debate. 8. Emil Newstrand: U. S. History. Patriot Advisor. 9. Harold Sand: History. Commercial Law. 20 Top. left to right—1. Arthur Anderson: Physics, Geometry, Science. June Class Advisor. Orator Advisor. 2. Glen Davis: Biology. Drafting. 3. Kathleen Harlow: Chemistry. Geoi-netry, Bed Cross Faculty Member. 4. Harry Hill: Geometry, Algebra. 5. Andrew Jensen: Consumer's Math. Bottom, left to right—6. Minnie Koeshal: Biology. 7. Ruth Opshal: Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra. Trigonometry. 8. Eva Townsend: Algebra. 9. Gretchen Waara: Science. Red Cross. Hebea icU Grilley, Anderson, and Stern learning the fundamentals of engineering. 21 Top. left lo right—1. Gertrude An denton: Art. History. 2. Minnie Erickson: Art. 3. Katherine Hynes: Art, Sketch. Woodcarving, Seton Hi Advisor. liottom. left to right—I. Donald Moldenhauer: Hand. Mechanical Drawing. 5. Adolph Nervig: r-cheHtra. C'hoir. and the •in In room 315, the familiar click clack of typewriters may be heard grinding out commercials. Jleaoo it to- the Qilli Top, left to right—1. Ardella Max field: Clothing. 2. Orville Moe: Shorthand, Typing. Bottom, left to right—3. Clarence Ohland: Bookkeeping. Occupational Relations. Lockers. Financial Auditor. Golf Team. 4. Olive Packer: Shorthand. Typing. 5. Debora Roberts: Foods, Home Management. 23 Trebby on the band saw is creating sound effects as he builds props for the stage. hound the Studio Top, left to right—1. Ann Amon: Physical Education. 2. Frank Clave: Physical Education. Football and Basket ball Coach. 3. Gilbert Earl Hardy: Printing. I. Joe Mul-lery: Woodwork. Baseball and Hockey Coach. Bottom, left to right—5. Paul Smith: Mechanical Drawing. Woodwork, Drafting. 6. Floyd Valley: Physical Education. Swimming and Apparatus Coach. 7. Vern Wobig: Mechanical Drawing. Metals. Equipment Manager. 8. Phyllis Zie-barth: Physical Education. 24 Top left—Salutatoriun. Dorothy Hoe; Valedictorian, Hetty Stark; Salutatorian. Marilyn Fronhauer. Top right—Service Points: Bernadette Ruths, Dorothy Kormanik, Margaret Lofgren. Hottom—Catherine McGowan. Dorothy Hoe. Hottom left—Honor Students: (•runert, Jorgenson. Fronhauer. Stark, Hoe. Wuldon. 2ua KiJU To give recognition to students who are doing the “behind the scenes” work, a merit system of service points is adopted. The students earn their points by contributing their time to duties such as hall marshals, working on the school annual and paper, student council, Red Cross and other work for which no credit is received. 26 McGowan. Secretary; Grunert, President; Greve, Sergeant-at-Arms; Johannson. Treasurer; Esterly. Vice President; Haas. Mascot. 9t PcufA ta He Pojxula i Keeping the cast in order for their first Senior broadcast at the Patrick Henry Studio are these six directors. The year's programs must be kept on schedule and regular reports handed in to the sponsors of the Henry Spirit. 27 JEAN ADAMS “Jeanie . . . Blue Tri; Pal Polar. PHYLLIS BERG “Phyl” . . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Patriot Staff. PEARL BERGSTROM . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Band; Girls’ Activity Committee. MARILYN BLOMQUIST . . . Silver Tri; Pat Polar; G.A.A.; Red Cross Council. DOROTHY BOE “D.B. . . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Patriot Staff. JOHN CARLSON “Shadow . . . Band. MARGARET CHRISTOFF Jiggs” . . . Blue Tri. ERNEST CHRISTOPHER “Ernie . . . Hi-Y; Choir; Track; Class Play. MARY CLARKE . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; National Honor Society; Class Play. BETTY DAVIS Bets . . . Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Band; Choir; Class Play. DONALD DAVIS “Don . KATHRYN EARLY . . . Pat Polar. Cold Grunert and Stark most likely to succeed. LORRAINE EDLIN’G Blondie . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Band; G.A.A. VIRGIL ESTER-LY Virg” . . . Pat Polar; Football; Orator Staff: Student Council; Class Play; Senior Class Vice Pres. DONALD FISKE Don” . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Choir; Class Play; N.F.L. EUGENE FRANK . . . Pat Polar. MARILYN FROHNAUER . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Nat. Honor Society; Class Play; Girls’ Activity Committee. ROBERT GREVE Red . . . Hi-Y; Football; Patriot Staff; Student Council: Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms. RICHARD GRUNERT Dick . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; National Honor Society; Class Play; Senior Class Pres. JAMES HAGEN Guilder . . . Hi-Y; Football; Basketball; Baseball. MARLYS HAUGAN . . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri; Hi Haven. ARDELLA HAUGE ... Choir. WILLIAM HAWES “Willy . . . Equipment Manager; Class Play; Senior Class Mascot. DOUGLAS HAYES Doug . . . Hi-Y: Band; Student Council. 28 JOAN HELD Jo . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven: I'at Polar; Band; Patriot Staff; Student Council; Class IMay. SONIA HOVEY Sonny . . . Blue Tri; Choir; Class Play. ALICE JACOBS . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Student Council. MERRILL JACOBSON Jake . .. Hi-Y; Band. DONALD JOHANNSEN Joe . . . Pat Polar; Band; Orator Staff; Student Council; Class Play; Senior Class Treas. EUGENE JOHNSON Gene . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Choir; Football; Baseball; Student Council. ROBERT JOHNSON “Gus . . . Class Play. JOAN JORGENSEN “Emo . . . Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Student Council; Nat. Honor Society; Class Play; Girls’ Activity Committee. DOROTHY KORMANIK Dotty . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Put Polar; Red Cross Council. LOUISE LANGLY Lit . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven: Pat Polar; Band; Patriot Staff; Class Play. JOHN LEMIEUX Dumbo . . . Pat Polar; Student Council. DONNA LEWIS Buna” . . . Pat Polar; Band; Choir. lAJauel McGowan and Fiske did most for the school. MARGARET LOFGREN Muggs . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Red Cross Council. JOHN LUCKOW Luke . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Band: Student Council; (lass Play. STANLEY LLNDEEN “Stan” ... Hi Haven; Pat Polar. JACK MADSEN “Strop . . . Choir: Apparatus; Track; Class Play. CATHERINE McGOWAN “Irish . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Latin Club; Hi Haven; Pat Polar: Band; G.A.A.; Orator Staff; Editor of Patriot; Student Council; National Honor Society; Girls’ Activity Committee; Senior Class Sec. GERALD MOE Jerry . . . Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Patriot Staff. MURIEL MORTENSON “Murt . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven. RUTH NASLUNI) Dolly . . . Silver Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Band; Student Council; Class Play. ROLAND NORBERG . . . Hi-Y; Class Play. WILLOW DEAN PERRIN Willie . . . Silver Tri; B� ue Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Patriot Staff. PATRICIA PETERSON Patty . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Spanish Club: Hi Haven; Pat Polar: Patriot Staff. JUNE PROZINSKI “Junie” . . . Blue Tri; Choir; Girls Activity C’ommittee. 29 DONALD RAMBERG “Bud . . . Hi-Y: Hi Haven; Bat Polar; Student Council; Class I'lav; Apparatus. EDWARD RICHERT “Ed . BERNADETTE RUTHS “Wabbit . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Pat Polar; Red Cross Council. BETTY RYAN “Alfalfa” . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Pat Polar; Red Cross Council. FRED SCHAFER . . . Choir; Patriot Staff; German Club. WALTER SCHENK “Wally . . . Band; Choir; Track; Swimming; Orator Staff; Student Council. MARY SCHERBER . . . Silver Tri; Seton Hi; Pat Polar; Choir. BEVERLY SCHMIDT Bev . . . Blue Tri. COLLEEN SHANNON . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Choir; Patriot Staff. BETTY STARK “Stark . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; National Honor Society. JEAN STONE “Jeannie” . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Band; Choir; G.A.A. MURIEL SWANSON “Aver . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Pat Polar; National Honor Society; Class Play. MARY LOU TAYLOR “LuLu . . . Spanish Club; Hi Haven; G.A.A. LAMAE THILL Lee . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; G.A.A. RENEE UGLEM Ree . . . Blue Tri; Pat Polar; Band. CAROLYN WALDON . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Student Council; National Honor Society. G R A DU ATI NG S ER VICEM EN JACK BERRY RAYMOND ETTER GERALD HARTMAN GEORGE JOHNSON DONALD LUND EDWARD SCHOLL Gunder! Wake Up . . . The broadcast is on. THOMAS WHITE JOHN WOODRUFF Karl HoentchKfn—January cIshh advisor. 7be QuidLtify JUfflit In order to keep dissension out of P.H.H.S. studio, these capable faculty members were chosen by the cast to direct rehearsals. Top left: Valedictorian. Dean Townsend; Salutatorian. Marilyn Dexter. Honor Students—Top right, Row 1: Dean Townsend. Norman Laursen. Bruce Lunkley. How 2: Dolores Kasmar. Helen Cox. Douglas Maberry. Bottom—How 1: Robert Holt. Calvin Peterson. How 2: Marilyn Dexter. Barbara Westre, Dorothy Anderson. Bottom left—Service points. How 1: Orville Miller, Cal in Peterson. Douglas Maberry. Harris Berger, Dean Townsend. Richard Arntson. How 2: Marlys Harmon. Jeanne Riedel, Dolores Kasmar. Whig, KidU, The eleven honor students were the stars of the 1946 broadcast. They are all members of the National Honor Society, and are chosen for their scholastic achievements. It might be noteworthy to make mention of the fact that the boys outnumber the girls by a ratio of 6 to 5. 32 Vice President, Robert Peabody; Sergeant-at-Armn. Hernie Miller; Treasurer, Lucille Ferlaak; President, Kay Asp; Secretary, Marilyn Rosin; .Mascot, Bruce Rolloff. 9t Paifi to He P ominont The very last broadcast of the year is handled by these Representatives of the June Seniors. The year's schedule is planned by them and carried out by their enthusiastic crew. 33 JOHN ADAM . . . German Club; Pal Polar. DOROTHY ANDERSON “Dot . . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi; National Honor Society. BEATRICE ANDERSON Prox . . . Pat Polar; Patriot Staff. SHIRLEY ANDERSON “Squire” . . . Silver Tri; Hi Haven; Girls’ Activity Committee. RICHARD ARNTSON “Dick . . . Hi-Y; Pat Polar; Stage Crew. RAYMOND ASP “Paddlefoot” . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Football; Basketball; Senior Class Pres.; Class Play. JEAN HACKER . . . Seton Hi; Pat Polar; Choir. GERALD BATES Jerry . CLARENCE BECHTEL Beck . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Red Cross. HARRIS BERGER . . . Hi-Y; Movie Crew. DUANE BERGERON Dewey . . . Hi Haven. PHYLLIS BERGSTROM liergie . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; (LA.A.; Bowling Team. M-eat DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Kasmar and Maberry JANICE BERNTSEN Jan . . . Choir. DAVID BLANCHETTE Shorty . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Football; Track; Patriot Staff; Student Council; Class Play. RITA BOS WORTH “Lope-along . . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Seton Hi; Spanish Club; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Choir; Bowling Team; Red Cross. WILLARD BRAI N Willy ... Hi Haven; Pat Polar. PATRICIA BULLOCK Pat . . . Silver Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Band; Girls’ Activity Committee; Blue Tri. DONALD CARLSON “Don” . . . Choir. DVVAN CARLSON . . . Blue Tri; Spanish Club; Pat Polar; Patriot Staff. NANCY CARLSON . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri: Spanish Club; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Band. DONALD CARPENTER Don . . . Pat Polar; Apparatus; Wrestling. MARY CHAPMAN “Chappie” . . . Hi Haven. MARCEL1A CISON Marne . LOIS CLAESGENS Lo . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri: Hi Haven; Pnt Polar; Choir; Orator Staff; Bowling Team: (LA.A. 34 JULIAN CLEVELAND Clave . . . Hi-Y; I.atin Club. JEANETTE COLLINS “Ooze . HR ENT COPP ... Hi Haven; Pat Polar. HELEN MAE COX . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; German Club; Pat Polar; National Honor Society. ELLEN CRAWFORD ••Elly” . . . Silver Tri. CHARLOTTE DAVIS -Lottie” . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Choir. JOAN DAVIS Jo” . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Choir. MARILYN DEXTER . . . Choir; National Honor Society. DOLORES DOBKRSTEIN l oby” . . . Blue Tri. GLORIA ELCHl'K “Glo . . . G.A.A. ROBERT ELOFSON Bob . . . German Club; Apparatus DONALD ENGSTROM Inky” ... Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Football; Hockey. rWcuteA, BEST ALL AROUND Asp and Ferlaak ERLING ENQUIST Earl . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Football; Hockey; Track; Clans Play. CHARLES ERICKSON Chuck . . . Hi-Y; Polar. CHARLOTTE ERICKSON Chucky . . . Silver Tri. LOIS ERICKSON . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar: Band; G.A.A.; Patriot Staff; Student Council; Bowling Team; Clan Play. LUCILLE FERLAAK Lucy” . . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Band; G.A.A.; Senior Class Treas.; Bowling Team; Student Council; Class Play: Patriot Staff. GEORGE FISCHER . . . Pat Polar; Basketball. YVONNE FLACKOY Bonnie . . . Stiver Tri; Blue Tri; Pat Polar. WILLARD FRANK Willy” . . . Latin Club; Pat Polar; Apparatus. RICHARD FRANZEN Rich . MARY MAUDE FROELICH Mary Moodie” . . . Silver Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Band. PHYLLIS GIESKI Phil . . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Spanish Club; Pal Polar; Bowling Team. JEAN GLASS . . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Spanish Club; Pat Polar; Choir; Bowling Team. 35 Jleat MOST FRIENDLY Enquist and Riedel VERNA GOODSELL Ronnie . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Choir; G.A.A.; Orator Staff; Bowlins Team; Class Play. JAMES GREENWOOD Jim . . . Pat Polar; Basketball; Baseball. DONALD GRILLEY Happy . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Band: Orchestra; Choir; Football; Hockey; Track. MARI.YS HARMON Marcy . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Hi Haven; Pat Polar: G.A.A.; Orator Stuff; Editor of Patriot; Student Council; N.F.L.; Bowling Team. DOLORYS HACGAN Corky . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Hi Haven: Pat Polar; Band. VIRGINIA HECKER Hecker” ... Hi Haven; Student Council. RONALD HILLER Ron . . . Hi-Y: Pat Polar . ROBERT HOLT Bob . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar: Football: Track; National Honor Society. GLORIA HO.MUTH Glo . . . Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Choir. EDWARD HYSER Ed . . . Pat Polar; Basketball. ELMER II.LG . . . Latin Club; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Debate. ONALEE IVERSON Lee . CALVIN JACOBSON Jake . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar. LOIS JEANETTE Lo . . . Seton Hi; Hi Haven: Choir. SALLY JEDLICKA Soolie . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Choir; G.A.A.; Patriot Staff; Student Council; Bowling Team. JAMES JEFFORDS Jeff . . . Hi-Y; German Club: Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Football; Track; Golf; Wrestling; Orator Staff. PAUL JOHNSON Poolie ... Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Band; Swimming Team; Orator Staff: Patriot Staff; Student Council; ('lass Play. RICHARD JOHNSON Four-Eyes ... Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Student Council. WALTER JOHNSON Wally . DOLORES JOHNSTON Dee . . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi. DONNA JORANGER . . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Spanish Club; Orator Staff; Bowling Team. MINNIE JOUPPIS. DOLORES K ASMAR Dee . . . Seton Hi; Latin Club; Editor of Orator; Blue Tri; National Honor Society; Bowling Team: Student Council. BETTY KENNEDY Dimples . . . Blue Tri; Band. 36 Waoel Cl TEST COUPLE Nyberg and Weber MARILYN KOSIN Mamie . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Pal Polar; Student Council; Senior Class Sec. BETTY LOU KRUGER. DONALD LARSON Don ... Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Golf. NORMAN LAURSEN Nimble . . . Hi-Y; Spanish Club: Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Basketball; Track; National Honor Society. ROBERT LAVEN Rood . . . Latin Club; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Choir; Student Council; Class Play. MERCEDES LAW Merce . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Band; Orator Staff; Patriot Staff: Student Council; N.F.L. MERCEDIA LAW “Cydia . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Hi Haven; Pat Polar: Band: Patriot Staff. ANA-BELLE LEE Ann . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; G.A.A.; Orator Staff; Student Council; N.F.L. LOIS LEO . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Pat Polar; G.A.A.; Patriot Staff; Red Cross; Howling Team. JOYCE LIEFERT Jo . . . Pat Polar. JOANNE LINDQUIST Jo . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri: Seton Hi; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Band. RONALD UNMAN . . . Hi-Y; Latin Club: Hi Haven: Pat Polar. HAROLD LORENTZEN Hazey . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Football; Hockey; Track. BEVERLY LOUISMET Bev . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; G.A.A.; Patriot Staff; Bowling Team. JOYCE LUKUMA. BRUCE LUNKLEY Lunk . . . Hi-Y; Choir; National Honor Society. ROSEMARY LYNCH Roso . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Spanish Club; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Patriot Staff. DOUGLAS MABERRY “Doug . . . Pat Polar; Movie Crew ; National Honor Society; N.F.L.; Debate. DONALD MACH AN DE Mac” . . . Spanish Club: Choir. JEANNE MacLEAN Jake . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Spanish Club; Pat Polar; Band. RONALD MATZKA Ron . . . Hi-Y; Pat Polar; Hockey. MARILYN MELLIN Mellin . . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Spanish Club; Pat Polar; G.A.A. RICHARD MERO Dick . . . Hi-Y; Pat Polar; Hockey. BETTY MILDENBERGER Bets . . . Hi Haven; Choir. 37 HKKNARl) MILLER “Bernie . . . Pat Polar; Football; Track; Senior Class Sut.-at-Arms. ORVILLE MILLER Orv . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Choir; Stage Crew. WAYNE MORTENSON Mort . . . Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Ski Team. MARLAIS MUNDALE Marl . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Spanish Club: Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Band; Bowling Team. DOROTHY MUSGBOVE -Dot” . . . Band. PHYLLIS NELSON Phyl” . . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Spanish Club; Pat Polar; Band; G.A.A.; Orutor Staff; Patriot Staff. RALPH NESLUND “Ness” ... Hi Haven; Pat Polar. DWAYNE NEUMANN “Dewey” . . . Hi Haven; Football. RICH ARD NORD Richie” ... Hi Haven; Pat Polar. JAMES NORDEEN “Jim” . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Football; Track. M AJ-BRITT NYBERG “My . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Band; G.A.A.; Orator Staff: Patriot Staff; Bowling Team. LORRAINE OKAN “Lorrie . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Patriot Staff; Student Council. JEAN PARSONS Bonnie” ... Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Girls' Activity Committee. ROBERT PATERSON “Boh” . . . Hi-Y; Pat Polar. ROBERT PEABODY Bob” . . . Pat Polar; Apparatus; Senior Class Vice Pres. LEROY PEARSON Lee . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Football; Baseball; Hockey; Golf; Wrestling; Student Council. ROSE PERSONS “Speed . BEVERLY PETERSON Pete” . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Spanish Club; Pat Polar; Bowling Team. CALVIN PETERSON Cal . . . German Club; Movie Crew; Student Council; National Honor Society; N.F.L.; Debate. JOYCE PETERSON “Ooz”. MARY ANN PETERSON Pete . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Pat Polar. FLORENCE RA-PATZ. MARY LOU REII.AND Lou” . . . Seton Hi; Spanish Club. DONNA RICHTER “Doona . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; G.A.A.; Bowling Team. cA-eat 88 PRETTIEST EYES Zubeck and Harmon JEANNE RIEDEL “Jennie . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Set on Ili; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Hand; (LA.A.; Orator Staff; Patriot Staff; Student Council: N.F.L.; Class Play. MARILYNN ROGERS . . . Latin Club: Christian Fellowship League. BRCCE ROLLOFF “Brucie . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Football; Baseball; Equipment Manager; Student Council; Senior Class Mascot; Class Play. ADRIAN RYGG “Ade . . . Pat Polar; Band; Basketball; Hi Haven; Orchestra; Track; Class Play. HARRIET SANDVIK Sandy . . . Patriot Staff. LOWELL SATHER “Lily . . . Apparatus; Swim-mins. PHYLLIS SCHRE1ER Phyl . . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; (LA.A.: Bowling Team. JESS A LINE SCOTT Jess . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Patriot Staff; Bowling Team: Class Play. RONALD SEVERSON Sleezy . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar: Track; Wrestling; Orator Staff: Student Council. PHYLLIS SHORE Phill . . . Seton Hi; Spanish Club. LI VERNE S1LBER-NAGEL “Lovey . . . Latin Club. RANDOLPH SKEIE . . . Apparatus; Track; Wrestling. DONALD SKOOG Don . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pal Polar; Track. SHIRLEY SMITH Shirl” . . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Spanish Club; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Choir; G.A.A.; Orator Staff: Bowling Team; Class Play. VIRGINIA SMITH Smittie . . . Hi Haven. PHYLLIS STARLEAF Phil . . . Seton Hi. GEORGE STEDMAN . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Apparatus; Track; Wrestling. GERALDINE STETLER Gerrie . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Class Play. DONNA ST. MANE “Don” . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Hi Haven; Band. ROBERT SI ESS Bob ... Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Track; Swimming; Equipment Manager. MARION SUGG . . . (LA.A. MARILYN SULENES . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; (LA.A. AUDREY SUNI)-QUIST Sunny . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Spanish Club; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; G.A.A. NEIL SWANSON Swanie . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Football; Baseball; Hockey: Orator Staff. lAJcuteA. 39 MOST MUSICAL Lunkley and Bullock NORMA TEGLAND Normie ... Blue Tri; Spanish Club; Hi Haven; Choir. JAMES THERRES Jim . . . Ili-Y; Hi flaxen; Pat Polar; Choir; Golf; Ski; Editor of Patriot. AUDREY TOMETZ “Tommie . . . Choir; National Honor Society. DEAN TOWNSEND . . . Hi-Y; Spanish Club; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Orator Staff; Patriot Staff; Movie Crew; National Honor Society. DOUGLAS TURXQUIST “Dour” . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Hand; Golf. MARLYS TWITE . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Hand; Cheer Leader; G.A.A.; Patriot Staff; Student Council. MARY WARG . . . Silver Tri; Seton Hi; Choir; Student Council; N.F.L.; Girls' Activity Committee; Class Play. ROBERT WEBER Weeb . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Football; Basketball; Baseball: Golf; Class Play. ARDIS WEISNER Ardie” . . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi. BARBARA WESTRE Bobbie . . . National Honor Society. JAMES WILLIE Jim . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven: Pat Polar. NAOMI WILSON . .. Silver Tri; Hi Haven; Pat Polar. DELORES WROBEL . . . Spanish Club; Hi Haven. HELEN YEATS . . . Silver Tri. JACK YUNGNER . . . Hi Haven: Pat Polar; Student Council. ELSIE ZELINSKY . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi Haven: Band; G.A.A.; Patriot Staff: Bowling Team. JEAN ZINNIEL Zinn . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Hi Haven: Pat Polar; Patriot Staff; Student Council; Bowling Team: Class Play. GEORGE ZL'BECK Georgie . . . Hi-Y; Hi Haven; Pat Polar; Football; Class Play. We’d like to mention Enid Patterson, who would have graduated with the June class. She was unexpectedly taken ill at school Friday, May 4, 1945. An ambulance rushed her to the hospital, but despite all attempts to revive her, she died without regaining consciousness. Enid had many friends and her sudden death was a blow to many. 40 Senior cttall fyovnte 1946 U Selected by the GIgAA, MembeAA. JANUARY GIRLS BOYS Katie McGowan Best All-Around I’attie Peterson Marilyn Frohnauer Best looking Hetty Davis Betty Stark Virg Esterly Most Studious Hetty Stark Most Talented Cutest Prettiest Hair Mary Loo Taylor Shortest Bill Hawes Tallest Donna Lewis Peppiest. Colleen Shannon ....................... Nicest Smile Hon Johannsen JUNE Best All-Around Kay Asp Best Dancer Don Grilly Best Athlete Krling Knquist Most Attractive Jack Yungner Jack Yungner Most Studious Douglas Maberry Brent Copp Prettiest Hair Boh Klofson Most Catching Smile Boh Weber Cutest Couple Saliv Jedlicka Don Grilly Pat Bullock Calvin Peterson Done Most for the School Douglas Maberry Ronnie Severson Sharpest Jim Nordeen Cutest Most Bashful Brainiest Without Studying Dean Townsend Ray Asp Bob Suess Most Talkative Neil Swanson Bruce KollofT Lucille Ferlaak Most Kntertaining Jim Therres Sally Jedlicka Most Mischievous Ronnie Sever-.n Sally Jedlicka Most Original Jim Therres HOMEROOM NOTICES Date: Any day of the year—1946 12B CLASS: 12B class meeting in the auditorium at 8:30. Anyone wishing to talk, bring his megaphone. 12A CLASS: 12A class meeting to discuss open house party at Doug Hayes'. BASEBALL: A big turnout is expected at Folwell Park this afternoon to watch Bob Weber make 4 home runs. HALL MARSHALS: Another real important meeting of our conscientious hall guards will be held in room 211. BEWARE: Some student was caught down in the boiler room smoking. The only reason why he wasn't suspended was because he was over 35 years old. BLUE TRI NOTICE: Come one, come all to the Senior graduation party to be held at 3:15 in the teachers' lunchroom. Bring your dimes for refreshments, or else----- LOST: Those flashy clothes of Jim Therres'. They've been missing for a short period of 2 years. Will finder please return for a reward of 25d? THEFT—SCANDAL: Stolen: Affection of Clarence Bechtel. Any information leading to the discovery of the vandal will be appreciated by Gloria Homuth. AUDITORIUM: An educational program will be held this morning. The subject will be Why I'm Taking My Studies Seriously. Students participating in this program are Jeanette Collins, Walter Johnson, Virginia Hecker, and Donald Engstrom. Junior high go the auditorium at 8:35. (We suggest you bring cotton for your ears.) Senior high at 9:25. Bells will ring on auditorium schedule all day. Auditorium seats-----please!!! TICKET SALE: Hurry, hurry! There is only one ticket left for the spring concert! If you want it, you'd better come to the office right now and get it. DEAD LINE: Notice to news staff—Your stories are 6 months late! Don't keep the Patriot from coming out! The Patriot is only as good as its best reporter. E. R. Newstrand. BIG DEAL: A great big vegetable dinner is going to be held the second Tuesday of next month. Are you going to come? If I were you, I wouldn't. 42 Homeroom 210 Row 5: Olson, Thoreson, Johnston. Kk-lund, R. Johnson. Roy. Straefeller. Row 4: l.arson. Cherry, Hanson. Bot tern ley, Dunn. Okanson. A. Johnson. Row 3: Mr. Dammann. Swenson. Egnell. Henning. Moon. J. Peterson. J. Johnson, Hyers. Row 2: C. Peterson. Jordan. Knge. Mosal, Meline. Oine, Clemens. Moran. Row 1: Skakun, Engstrom. Lehto. Soderherg. Kieeker. Hussey. Jasinski. Homeroom 211 Row 5: (iustafson. Thorvilson. Carlson Stern. Stonehurner. J. Anderson. Popp Row 4: Worwa, Hoffman, Spiess, VVitry Johnson, Hall. Row 3: l.ange. Moran Schiefelbein, J. Anderson, Revins, Duch scher. Stone. Row 2: Johnson. Ulstrom Russeth, Sartell. Stussi, Ruhnke. Zim merman. Row 1: Cardin. Fien. Klave stad. Mrs. White. E. Anderson. Nelson Flakne. Homeroom 212 Row 5: Bay, Ewer, Anderson. Crawford. Roberts. Holten. Smith. Row 4: Roetter. Brennan. Bergeron, Abendroth, Tollman. Schmuck, Hamilton. Row 3: Burger. Blanchette. Waldhoff. Willard. Ruud. Penner. Berndt. Row 2: Franzen. Gahr. Claypatch. Fiala. Biorn, Ostrom. Row I: Fish, Peters. Miss Hanson. Wolfe. Buck man. Acheson. Homeroom 213 Row 5: Meinke, Kennedy. Kurke. Ko kesh, Swedlund. Skelly. L. Anderson. Row 4: Klatke, Erickson. Stefano. Murray. Weis. McIntosh. Boettcher. Row 3: I .aqua. Estes. I). Peterson, Paulson. Early. Sparks, Reynolds. Row 2: I.anglie. Johnson, Jennrick, Galleck, B. Olson, Kuss, Parkins. Row 1: Soley. Jackson. Burgess. Miss Hobbs. Castle. Lindquist. Klemz. 43 Homeroom 214 Row 5: LaBissoniere, Strong, Skolte, Orach. Running, Kozicky, Hayes. Row t: Brandt, Held. Esterly. Stoneberg. Ga-hrielson. Bonnevier, Bodette. Row 3: Tomte. Christianson. Nordstrom. Day, Halhrooks, Cooley. Row 2: Lund. Vol-lum, Carlson. Taylor. Taubensee. Lee. Row 1: Hudson. Daufelt. Gagne, Mrs. Anderson. Glover, Hendricks. Haase. Homeroom 310 Row 4: Jensen. Sullivan. Larson. I'laud-er. Michael. Row 3: Lindgren. Tarnow-ski. Golden. Magnuson, Stacy. Row 2: Kalis .eski. Sutherland, Lee. LaBissoniere. Lewis. Row 1: Hamlin. Gohman, Miss Koeshel, Green. Morrison. Homeroom 311 Row 5: McGowan, Burnham. Sherf Bates, Lemieux. Row I: B. Nelson Donne, A. Swanson, Polydiske, Sonnen berg, Dunn. Row 3: Nordstrom. B Swanson. Forrer, Halit. Williams. Row 2: Mr. Anderson. Ringate, Stafford, Leav itt. Palmer. Russell. Row 1: Segerson Seeger. Mayhew, Graham. N. Nelson Laffin. Homeroom 313 Row 5: Strew, Storvick, Seeley, Niefert. Barrett, Szczeck, Waldon. Row 4: D. Smith. Suess, R. Smith. Shobe. Odden, Ryan. Row 2: Mr. I)a is. Olson, Blouin. Samuel. Hallenberg. Detlaven. Benson. Sparby. Row 1: Dunn. Peterson. Hof-stad. Dean, Arneson. Herbst, Gulenchvn. ) 44 Homeroom 104 Row 5: Sehm, Jensen. G. Peterson. Hupps. Lange. I). Johnson. Palm, Meline. Amundsen. Row 4: II. Johnson. Ryberg, Smith. Steine. W. Johnson, Lunow, New-herg, Pearson. Row 3: Lorentzen. Fisher. Pryzytula. Keisling, Shore, Burnham. Row 2: Mr. Schey. Collette, Jakola. I). Johnson, Cihlar. Hoy, Stromberg, Super, Isaacson. Row 1: Swedlund. Solberg, Peterson, E. Johnson. Ortquist, Hoke. Seaherg. Homeroom 300(2) Row 5: Hoffman. Brandt. Storest, Crawford, Kormanik. Nash. Olson. Twedt. Row 4: Hedeen. Holiday. Vick. MacLean, Jones, Wieland. Nutch. Row 3: Bergstrom, Miller, Edling, Penner. Chyrkland, Adams. Row 2: Johnston. Fein. Ell-wood. Enquist, Erickson, Senescall. Row 1: McLaughlin. Buelow, E. Anderson. A. Anderson. Winick, J. Anderson. Homeroom 204 Row 5: Smetzer, Rose. Buckman, Voss, Dietrich, I). Olson. Holzinger, Fergeson. Row 4: Beaudin. M. Johnston, Flackoy, Hale. Rust, Fleischaker, P. Johnson. Henke. Row 3: Benson. Thour. Schmidt. Friedli. GuAtafson. Spilane. Lemanick, Knobel, Norman. Row 2: Kienitz, Jensen. Cooley, Schell. Kirchaff. Redhurn, Pieri. Green. Daufeit. Row 1: J. Olson. Johnson, Elliot, Mrs. Boquist, Diett, Kas-mar, Haas, Hathaway. Homeroom 205 Row 5: Coughlin, Stace. Drury. Thurston. Swanson. VanTassell, Maberry, Larson. Row 4: Langley. Lee. Scofield, Nelson. Peterson, D. Johnson. Lewcock. Mummah. Row 3: Mr. Sands. B. Johnson. Meyers. McCourtney, Pearson. Sorenson. Edling, Ess. Row 2: Greenwood, Fuhrman, Thompson, Murphy. Wick, Lund. Bullock, Streeter, Juneski. Row I: Shoemaker, St. Maine, Kvarnlov. Marked, Lindbloom. Hagen. Anderson. 45 Homeroom 300(1) Row 5: Ryan. Kupka, Myklebust, C. Johnson. I). I.arson. Gillespie, Olson. Gibbs. Row 4: Mild. L. Larson, Geitner. Ojulu. Montzka, V. Nelson. Fleagle. Row 3: Dig, Hixson. Rogers, Ziegler, Pearson, Hammer. Row 2: Johnston. Weeks. Ries. Gerke. Peabody. Macy, Jorgenson. Row 1: J. Larson. D. Johnson, P. Nelson. Miss Styer. Cunnien. Heath. Karlstad. Homeroom 1(H) Row 5: Wikstrom, Hennessy. Knutson. Rzesutek, R. Anderson. T. Anderson. Row 4: Doane, Ashlin. Hagen. Hlackburn. Mason, Schuck. Row 3: Wilkins, John son. Weiss. Buckingham. Hamniitt. Hildebrand. Bohn. Row 2: Linman, Erdman. Bohanon, Bostrom, Bergstrom. Hansen. Row 1: Olson, Gareis, Mrs. Maxfield. Holt. Anderson, Grymaluk. Homeroom 101 Row 5: Hagstrom. McCarty. N'eslund. Leiferman, Nygaard. Hilger. Gallick. Row I: Miller, Snodgrass. Erickson. Thulen. Brandt. Lambert. Perrin, Olson. Row 3: Nelson, Tometz, Johnson. Liabo. Normandin, Groves, Lindholm. Culbert. Row 2: Krogstad, Lysdahl, Egan. Mo-hagen. Hart, Hietala. Bennett. Row I: Aydt, Bodtke, Rehn. Mrs. Waara. Rehn, Hattstrom. Huebschen. Homeroom 315 Row 4: Diebert. Smith. Rood. Stolee, Anderson, Fogelquist. Row 3: Ash. Jacobson. Coga. Whitemore, Nordwall. Johnson, Weyhe. Row 2: Roos, Wittsack. Paulson, Rynders, Polasek. Mollner. Row I: Rylander, Saitzer. Peters. Miss Packer, Ruths, Bennet, Bobendrier. 46 Homeroom 201 Row 5: McDermott, Bentsen, Klenez, Carlson, Cooper, Barland, Chose, Bergeron, Skiff. Row 4: Parkin, Hallman. Solberg, Miller. Mitchell, Gomoll. Brock. Conley, Apter. Row 3: Steen, Blooimjuist, Jackson. Houghton. Jackson. Clarke. Copeland. Wick, Archer. Row 2: Mr. Jensen. Beauchaine, Mattinen. Dunham, Black, Chapman, McGowan, Bohanon, Crowell, McCarthy. Row 1: Palmer, Clark. Anderson, Corah, Androli, Bower, Baldwin. Homeroom 202 Row 5: Taylor, Hamlin, Torkelson. Huber. Voeltz, Ashbaugh, Purnick. Worwa. I). Smith, Smart. Row I: Weaver, Thompson. Cleve. Skjold, Stoneberg, P. Smith, Goslin. Hallman, Westlin. Row 3: Pruyn, Quam, Sandberg, Watson. Schoen-berger, Westby, Twite, Peabody, Roy, Terell. Row 2: W'estcrlund. (Smith. Dyke, Oakes, Steinhilber, (.arson. Wick-lund. ’I'homson. Row I: Sheppard. White, Anderson, Green. Mrs. Hardy, Genung, Black, Olson, Larson. Homeroom 103 Row 5: Hoescher. 1). Nelson, Jordal, Dorn. Ksterly. Bjorlin. Huber, Basse, Reinking. F. Russell. Row- 4: Freidel. K. Nelson. Beach, Conley, J. Russell. Bo-dette. Dietrich. Bennett. Row 3: Johnson, Barcel, Rood. Jacobs, Olson. Bittner, Jarmusic, Bernhardt, Tschimperle. Row 2: Stemper, Thompson. Symalla. P. Nelson. Larson, Kane, Brennan, J. Iverson. Row I: Bradley. Whitaker, Richter. Asp, Mrs. Frissell. Akron, DeGidio, B. Iverson. Homeroom 107 Row I; J. Johnson. Nash, Hay. Wittig, Tennyson, Heidelberger. Hnndberg, Sko-by, Gareis. Row 3: McCoy. Bjorlin. Dawson. C. Johnson, Cliplef, Lux, Katun. Row 2: Pollock. Jorgensen. Sodergren, Bennyhoff. Eggert. Hanson, Swanson. Row 1: Westerlund. I.indgren, Fisher, Miss Wiedner. Mitchell. Stumm, Berg. 47 ,w Homeroom 121 Row I: Berger, Berg. Bertek. Wcsllund, Snyder, Foster, Mildenberger. Row 3: Wilson, J. Anderson. Brown. B. Anderson. Lent. Rydeen. Row 2: Vaage, Witt-sack. Seals. Trebby, Wilry, Burns. Mr. Moe. Row I: Thorvilson. A. Anderson. Lessard. Kleifgen, Endicott. Lloyd. Paulson. Homeroom 202 Row 5: Schupple, Silhernagel, I). Peterson. Martin. Schulte, Robertus. Schack-ency, Russell. Skelly. Gilfey. Goodspeed. Row I: Harris. Stamper, M. Melhuse. Black. Orton, R. Melhuse. Streeter. Johnson. Bernard. Hanus, R. Peterson. Row 3: limits. Hale, Rudd, Jensen. Schenk. Krutzig, Harlow, Herbst. B. Hanson. Hershey. Row 2: Normandin, Moran, DeCoursey. Fries, Bergeron. Solberg. Lundeen. Schmidt. Ostenburg. Row 1: Hoiland, Held. Johnston. M. Johnson. Mrs. Townsend. Erickson. Hartke, Hanson. Laumann. Homeroom 200 Row 5: Pribble, Laugen. Gish, Sundt. Jensen. Horick, Ray, Donahue. Row 4: Elchuck. Olson. Fouree, R. Erickson, Hopps, Emery, V. Erickson. Row 3: St. Maine. Doseff, L. Erickson. DeLaittre. Downing. Krutzig, Gustafson, Anderson. Row 2: Kopperude. Day, Elledge, Neuman. Richards. J. Erickson. Haase. Dickinson. Dolan. Row 1: Geiger. Pust. Robertson. Miss Erickson. O. Erickson. Freeman, Fredericks. Homeroom 209 Row 5: Campeau. Lamb, Kramer, Mott. Levens. Knox. Stromberg. Leonard. Miner. R. Johnson. Row 4: Cyrotski, Lamke, R. Jacobson. Kingsbury, Ascher, J. Nelson. Jasinski. P. Jacobson. Patratz. Row 3: Melberg. Strayfeller. Brandes. L. Nelson. Lee. Myers, l.alTin. Boeder, Padden. Row 2: Detrick. Kress, Ryan, Lind berg. Johnson. Arntson. Lindquist. Row 1: Williamson. Erickson. Richter, Miss Kroonblawd. J. Nelson. Fortier. Simmons. 48 Sound CUecti Clubs and Organizations STL L-fKK'T C(J UNCL L -Ro� : L emiux. . n Jer on. Stern. urkon . Ko lofT. Row . 1: I.jw- mo 7. McGowan. Harmon. Tea rtton. LUxitke. 'elmon. Row 2: Tw it e. I.an, SeverfMtn. f . Johnson. Kane. Skakun. Russell. Row I; l.und. Stacy. Mr . White. 'ewherg. Ciarit . McTautehlin. Patrick Henry is attempting a new student government piwram whereby the school will e disciplined by the students. In addition to this program they took complete charge of the Homecoming affairs in the fall. Thev are now reorganized to make the lunchroom a niOre desirable place to spend their lunch period. DKIi.XTE—Koh 2: llaaw, Mr. Larson. Kuhm‘11. Itn % I: Mahvrry, Tomvtz. Pola k, IVtrrson. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE—Row 3: War . Fisk . Maberry, Harmon. Mr. Larson. Row 2: Mr. Hoerschgen, Riedel. Peterson. Jordan. Lee. Row 1: Law. I)ietl. Whittaker. Haase. Russell. Kruse. Not as well known as some of the other Leagues is the National Forensic League. Their main function is to visit other schools and engage in speech contests . . . During the year the National Honor Society has kept the servicemen’s names posted on the Liberty Bell, and has made a success of the service point system. NATIONAL HON-OR SOCIETY—Row 3: Frohnauer, Maberry. I.arson, Peterson. Lunkley, Clark. Row 2: Swanson. Waldon, Roe, Dexter, Anderson, McGowan, Townsend. Row 1: Tometz. Stark. Mrs. Frissell, Miss Hobbs, Kastnar, Jorgenson. 51 Top, left to right: 1. CHEERLEADERS—Lewis, DeHaven, Twite, Asp, May-hew, Morrison. 2. HI HAVEN—rSwedlund, Claesgens, Erickson, Severson. 3. GIRLS' ACTIVITY COMMITTEE — Bullock, Brennen, Miss Hulcrantz, Kruse, Stussi, McLaughlin. Bottom, left to right: 4. BAT-POLAR—Law, Skoog, Laven, McGowan, Magnuson, Ferlaak. 5. STAGE CREW—Mr. Smith, Acheson, 0. Miller, Arntson, Lindgren. 6. MOVIE CREW—Van Tassel, Day, Townsend, Maberry, Peterson, Berger, Skolte, Mr. Hardy. 7a Se AtoHXHMtC dl The boys need backing, bring on the CHEERLEADERS, we want a yell... what to do on Friday night? ... just ask those on the HI-HAVEN dance committee . . . let’s have a style show, the GIRLS’ ACTIVITY COMMITTEE will put it on for us . . . as for Saturday night a PAT-POLAR dance is a specialty for the North Side . . . move that chair here, put that couch there, turn on the lights . . . what would we do without the STAGE CREW ... a March of Time is being held today in the auditorium ... get to work, MOVIE CREW! SILVER TRI— Row 7: Ashlin. Hagen, Kilobit . Soberg. Iverson. Rurnham. Knarloft. Orquist, Thulcn. I). Johnson, Hath way. Row 6: Lorentxen, Seburg, Hrown, B. Nelson. I’earson. Bohn, l.essard, Snodgrass. M. Anderson M. Renner, A. Lynn. Row 5: J. Olson. Weiss, (lerke, Hodtke. Hiderbrand, Jeniske, Seafield, Bucking ham, Splaine, Macy. Row I: dories. Lee, Hagen, Rasmussen, Lorentzen, Rurnhart, Hanson. Whitaker Friedli, Shore. Row 3: C'ihlar, S. Olson. Burns, Meyers, Tschemperle, l.arso. Paulson. Dcdiddo, Ner mandon. Row 2: Brandt, Thorvilson. A. Anderson. Strom berg. Wilson, Holt, Erickson. I.iaho. Newberg Row 1: Elliot. Asp. Clefkin, Miss Weidner, Miss ditty, Hixon. Vaage. Row 6: Hammer, Enquist, Jones. B. Benson. Peterson, Jensen. Nelson. Cunnien, J. Johnson. PSerrie Row 5: Karlstad. N. Nelson, Palmer. Wolfe, Reynolds, Lindquist. Soley, Nurd wall. dritner, dabrielson Row 4: Cooley, Saltzer, Mutch. Christenson. Chyrklund. Swanson. LaBissoniere, Bergstrom, I e, EH wood Row 3: Daufelt. Jorgenson. Peabody, Johnston. Lewis, Stacy, Held. Magnuson, Jackson. Bobendrice Row 2: McLaughlin. Senescal, Paulson, Johnson, Lund. Berger. M. Johnston. Blanchette. Langly. den dreau. Row 1: Mavhew, Byrndt. Ruckman, Morrison. Arnson. Halk. I ee. Hudson. This group of sophomore and junior girls from the SILVER TRI meets every other week to plan get-togethers and work on projects such as Red Cross work, sing at hospitals and old people’s homes, and make favors for the meetings. They sometimes have joint meetings with the older girls’ club, the Blue Tri. MMstCf 54 BLUE TRI Row 5: LofTgren. Kormanik. Lindquist. Anderson. Lee, Bosworth. Okanson. Johnson. Row 4: Kdling. Ruths, Schrier, Teglund, Louismet. Twite, Jorgenson. Row 3: L. Nelson. K la vested. Christ hofT, Peterson, I . Nelson, Law. Row 2: Moran, Kiecker, Erickson, Stussi. Lehto, Leo, Law. Row 1: Zelinsky, Jed-licka, Joranger, B. Peterson. Gieski. Row 5: Nyberg, Boo. Hanson. Larson. Clark, Morten son. Frohnauer, Harmon. Row 4: McGowan, Wal don. Ryan, Swanson, Riedel. Johnston, Hove. Row 3: L’glem, Smith. Clacsgcns, Sundquist, Mac Lean, Mellin. Cox. Row 2: Jasinski, Peterson. Jacobs, (Hass. Berg, Bergstrom. Stark. Row 1: Homuth. Rosin. Haugen, Ferlaak, Mundale. Carlson. Howl The entire BLUE TRI CLUB is divided into committees. Each committee has charge of one meeting. During the year they have had a treasure hunt, spent over nites at Lyman Lodge, a dinner-dance with the Hi-Y Club, speakers on various subjects and splash parties. y'l Men an the Hearn The Hi-Y has been active in many local activities such as: Community Chest Speakers, Hi-Y Bookroom, Blue Tri and Hi-Y auditorium programs, and Junior Hi-Y and Grade-Y leaders. Besides having weekly meetings with individual clubs they also have frequent joint meetings. FIDELITY— How 1: Acheson, Grunnert, I.orentzen, Miller. Fiske. Row 2: Arnlnon. Nordstrom. Anderson. Skoog, Knquist. REVERES— Row 1: Pearson. Jacob-son, Knmberg, Luckow. Hagen. Johnson, Swanson. Row 2: Weber. Rolloff, Bechtel, Jeffords. Zuheck. Asp. Nordeen, Holt. 56 DRAKOS— Row 2: Witrey. Matzka, Ferguson, Edling. Row 1: Anderson. Miller, Smith. AdamBki, Beaudin. VERITY- ROW 2: Olson. Townsend. Lindman, Berger, Erickson. Hiller, Tarnowski, Jacobson. Ferrian, Kruse. Row I: Stedman, Swenson. Kiorn, Willie. SPARTANS— Row 2: Larson, Barrett, Waldon, Olander. Row 1: Roberts, Holten, Sparks, l.indgren. Strew, Johnson, I). Larson. 1 Of the school year eie wus a school-wide search for a. theme for the ORATOR. Then, during the vest, of the year, the editor-in-chief, Dolores Kasmar, and the rest of the staff are in a mad frenzy getting pictures, copy, captions, and layouts clone. The Orator has taken first class honor ratings two successive years, ir 1944-45. 9t N upi and Viewl Taking an All-American Award is not unusual for the PATRIOT as it has received this honor for the three years Mr. Emil Newstrand has been super vising it. Co-Editors Mar-lys Harmon and Jim Ther-res have assisted Mr. Newstrand, alias “Newsy,” in getting the paper out every three weeks. Each edition of the Patriot is sent to the many Henry boys in the sendee. PATRIOT STAFF—Row -I: Munson. McGowan. Omar, Harmon. Johnson. Ferlaak. Ny-berg, Hanson. Wa'dhoff. Berg;. Row 3: Suess. Sandvick. Riedel. Therrcs. Lee, Held. Erickson. Kinuate, Anderson. Row 2: Mr. Newstrand, Nelson. Okan. L. Erickson, Zin-niel, Acheson. Twite, Law, Carlson. Row 1: Stacy. Mayhew, Lynch, Morrison, Blanchette. Law. Gendreau. RED CROSS—R� w 2: Ryan. (iabrialson. Mayhew. Row 1: I.offjjren. Kormanik. Leo, Rosworth. Mr . Waara. Ruths. 3 GERMAN CLUB—Row 3: I’eterxon, Jeffords. Row 2: Klatke, Russell, Sartell. Miss Hanson. Row I: Itodette, Boot taker, Thoresor. The GERMAN CLUB publishes a news sheet, entirely in the German language, and it is edited by that embryonic linguist, Dick Thorsen. Meetings are held at the member’s homes at regular intervals. Miss Waara and the RED CROSS COUNCIL have centered their work on projects concerning service men and children in hospitals. LATIN CLUB (Top)—Row 5: Lawn. Seeley, Sullivan. Stolee, Kiesling, Flcischaker, Fried I, VanTasscl. Johnson. Row 4: Frank. Pearson. Brandt. McGowan, Jones. Rylander, Buckingham, Rogers. Row 3: Castle, Weiss, Linman, Stone. Stussi. Christenson, Dietl, Anderson. Williams. Row 2: Olson. Krogstad, Egan, Duchscher. Hart. J. Kasmar, llallenberg, Carson. Row 1: Haase, Wincek. Skakun. .Mrs. Boquist, Bodke. Herlosfsky, I). Kasmar, Juneski. SPANISH CLUB (Bottom)—Row 7: Hathaway. Sundquist. Roy. Amundson. B. Smith. Snyder. Smetzer. M. Anderson, J. Larson. J. Johnson, Friedli, J. Larson, T. Anderson. Row 6: Green, Shore. Montzka. Brown. G. Lee. Jacobson. Hammer, Hagglund. Sho be. Aydt. Fleagle. Peters. Row 5: S. Smith. Mun-dale, DeGidio, Ryan. E. LaBissoniere, Thielen, Brandt, P. Nelson. Teglund. Hodson, J. Lee, Blanchette. Vick. Row 4: Benson. X. Carlson, Jakola, Hattstrom. Bradley, Erickson. Halk. I). Carlson, Stromberg, Whitaker, N. Nelson. Richter. Held. Akron. Row 3: MacLean. M. Paulson. P. Paulson, Joranger. Klemz, Stacy. Morrison, Eggert. J. Daufelt, Buckman. Wolfe. Gardin, Lynch, Elliot. Row 2: Lund. Slayhew, Graham. Engslrom, M. Johnson. Reiland. Miss Slyer, Leavitt, V. Kruse. Gieski, Normandin. Row 1: I). Johnson, T. Anderson. Lambert. Strandmark. Bullock. Adamski. T. Daufelt, Wittsack. Both the SPANISH and LATIN CLUBS are interested in finding out more about the Latin-American countries’ people and customs. Colored motion pictures as well as people who have visited Latin-America are secured from the University to provide the interest. tytUesidly, 61 Mr. Nervig has directed the SENIOR CHOIR which has provided the music for Baccalaureate, Commencement exercises and school auditoriums. This year Bruce Lunkley, the president of the choir, competed in the city-wide Apollo contest, and won the district . . . Something new has been added, the Junior Choir. This group of Junior High students was just organized this fall and has given a concert for the P.T.A. SENIOR CHOIR—(p. 62) Row I: Jacobson. Dunn. (.evens. Flackoy, Ashhaugh. Roy. Kruse. Machande. Lunkley. .Miller. Johnson. Mratten. Foster. Iverson. Rust, McCarty. Smith. Row 3: Mr. Nervig. Larson, Lang lie. Erickson. Burnham. Palasek. Bensen, Swanson, Strong Km ery. Nelson. Fuhrmann. Bullock. Copp. Bennett. (P. 63) Row 2: Jack-son. Ortquist. Holt. Slgerson. Claesgens, Roetter, Dexter. GoodselL LaBissoniere, Pearson. Vick. Reynolds, Taubensee, Anderson. Brown. Row 1: Herbst. Strom berg, Friedli, Knobel. Backer, Lorentzen. I-ee. Lewis, Lorentzen, Whittaker. Burger, Waldhoff. Tomte. Rasmussen. Dunn. C. Davis. J. Davis. JL'NIOR CHOIR—Row 5: Jiran. Taylor. Leonard. I’ribble, D. Anderson. Levens, Knox. Hopps. Olson. Hamlin. Campeau. Row 4: Robertson. Nehrman. Chase. Sol berg. Nelson. Orton. Orgon. Shogren. ()uam. Brock. Christie. Baldwin. Cook. Row 3: Green. Steen. Younger. Arntson. Hohn. Krutzig. Whitson. Lundeen. Lincoln. Schaer. Genung. Row 2: Disner. Saari. Hallberg, Fleagle. Vick. Yahn. Carlson. Cronin. Dolan. Adamson. Mr. Nervig. Row |: Hrennen. Bradford. Ktytor. Richter. Buchan. Gibbs. Jung. Ledin. Bower. I). Anderson. Lunow. Row 2: Jackson, Ortquist .Holt, Sigerson, Claesgen . Roetter, Dexter, Loodsell. LaBissoniere. Pearson. V'ick. Reynolds, Tauhensee. Anderson. Brown. Row 1: Herbal, Strom berg. Friedli, Knobel. Backer. Lorent-zen. Lee, Lewis, Lorentzen, Whittaker. Burger. WaldholT. Tomte, Ras-miiHsen. Dunn. C. Davia, J. Duvia. Serious affairs require serious music and that’s where the orchestra comes in handy. These fifteen musicians are all sophomores and juniors. Mr. Ner-vig’s ORCHESTRA has provided music for school functions such as the playing of processional marches for Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. In January they played for the Schoolmaster’s Club. Melodlt i ORCHKSTR —Row 3: Carver, Thompson. Johnson. Oja la. Diet). Row 2: Mr. Nervig, I.enz. Paulson. J. Kaxmar. Knobel. Row 1: Solberg. Tomctz. Hattstrom. Kruse, Fisker, Campbell. Acbuentu ieA Flutes and Piccolos: Paulson, Knapp, Kasmar. Clarinets: Haugen, Law, Okenson, Arneson, Gabrielson, Gen-dreau, Ronning, M. Ruud, Hagen, Smetzer, Digidio, Erickson, Houts, Richards, Sandberg, Nash, J. Peterson. Saxophones: Rygg, Gerke, Lane. Horns: Brandt, Macy, Friedli, Hagen, Murphy, Nelson, Kruse, Dietl, Leonard, Bohanon, Johnston, Lamb, Shenk, Tenneson. Cornet: Bullock, Turnquist, Corson, Pollock, Elliot, Redburn, C. Johnson, Hay, Ray, Jenson, Westlund, Winnery, W. Johnson. Trombones: A. Johnson, Swenson, Samuel, McIntosh, Sullivan, Crawford, Schulte, Gish, G. Ruud, Peabody. Basses: Hoeschen, D. Carlson, Laugen, Mosal. Percussion: Kennedy, Zelinski, Law, Reinking, Gos-lin, Cyrotski, M. Johnson. 6i i :+t R hytlt 4 L Top to bottom—Row 1: Swanson. I-ee. burns. St. .Mane. Row 2: Iverson. Spies, Erickson. Roy. Center: Ruth Roetter. Row 3: Perrin, Larsen. Garreis. Anderson. Row 4: Skjold. Seeder. Hathaway, Scofield. (lecyueAt Pe i a unaftce Patrick Henry’s high-stepping band has put on many picturesque performances. The band took first place in the 100-piece band (ivision of the Aqua-tennial. They entertained at banquets at the Nicollet Hotel, played at high school football and basketball games, and by special request furnished the music and marched at the North-South Ail-Star game that was played at the University of Minnesota stadium. Included in their performances were tricky maneuvers such as the forming of the anchor, company front, revolving “H,” and letters of other schools. Some of the popular songs to which they (id dance steps were: Strawberry Blonde, Tampico, Bell Bottom Trousers, B ess Them All, Yankee Doodle Dandy, and You’re a Grand Old Flag. This winter, Henry’s colors were represented at the St. Paul Winter Carnival y its championship band in their flashy scarlet and gray uniforms. Whether it is the heat of the Aquatennial or the cold of the Winter Carnival, Henry’s band is ready to march. 66 The snappy cadence of the Patrick Henry hand brings them on the Held in a perfectly formed anchor. At the first North-South All-Star Football game played in August, 1945, the Henry Band furnished between half entertainment. Critics rated this exhibition higher than they rated performances given by college bands. 67 8ETON HI (Top)—Row S: Sundquist. Green, FriedH, Fitzgerald, McGowan. Joranger, MacLean, Smith. How I: J. Kasmar, Anderson. Iverson. Peterson. Bosworth, Shrier, Mellin. How 3: Lee, Lindquist, (Hass, Shobe, Gieske. How 2: Keiland. Louismet. Reidel, Johnston, Nelson, Twite. Law. How 1: Haycock. I). Kasmar. Miss Hynes. Leo. Law. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP LEAGUE (Middle)—How 2: Rogers. Groves. Hedeen. Taubensee, G. Groves. Day. Rogers. How 1: Hottestrom. Dietl, Kruse. Hylander, Montz-ka. J. Knapp. M. Knapp. Hoy. HORIZON (Bottom)—Row 2: Dietl. Holt. Shoemaker. Knohel. Paulson. Har'istrom, Tenner. Pearson. Orquist. Anderson, Nelson. How 1: Hagen. Wilson, Stromberg. I.orentzen. Kasmar, Green. Hagen. Lorentzen, Hoke. SETON HI is affiliated with the Seton Guild and is a social club. . . . The CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP LEAGUE and the HORIZON CLUBS are religious organizations with the purpose of meeting and having good times together. Radio- Pulpit 68 69 9 i JUe BleaclieAA The 1945 season opened with a bang, as Henrv won a decisive victory over Washburn, 31-0. Henry's hopes for a second successive city championship were dampened somewhat by a stunning upset at the hands of Southwest. This defeat did not quell the spirit of victory completely, because the Patriots came through with a 13-6 victory over Marshall the next week. Following that, the Henryites went over to Central and defeated them, 20-6. Henry’s homecoming game against North proved to be a heart-breaker as the Patriots were defeated, 13-12, in a hard-fought game. The gridders next defeated Vocational, 12-0. In the closing game with South, the Patriots fought valiantly, only to be subdued by a score of 19-6. Bottom: Adnmski, Zubeck, Dunn, Swanson. Sparks. Ia mieux. Gutsafson. Co-Capt. Grave, Co-Capt. Hagen, Nordeen, Pearson. Kngstrom. Hoi ten. Top: B. Miller. Thorvilson. Roy, Larson. Kermeen, Asp. Rose, Knquist, Weber, Lorent-zen. Jeffords. Rolloff. Holt. A. Miller. 1 The coats fly as the team races on field before the game. Greve and Miller come up on a Washburn lad to stop him for a loss. 71 tyaotbcM. Henry.... ...31 Washburn .... .... 0 Henry.... .... 0 Southwest .... .... ( Henry.... .12 Marshall .... 7 1. Adnmski shakes one Marshall tackier only to be stopped by another. 2. Knquist is off for a sizeable gain, as Kertesz of North tries to stop him. 3. Holt snares a pass amidst a group of Southwest tacklers. cMl- Jlit i Henrv.... ....20 Central 7 Henry.... ...12 North 13 Henrv.... ...12 Vocational .. 0 Henry.... .... 7 South 19 I. Hagen and Greve stop a power play by a Washburn runner. 5. Adamski goes through a large gap in the North line. 6. A Washburn runner breaks into the clear only to be brought down from behind by-Hagen. Gustafson. Kermeen, Laursen, Asp. Weber. Ue tyioe Stonier Top: Rolloff. Student Manager: It. A dam ski, Early, Weber, Laursen. Asp. Barrett. Bunn. Assistant Manager. Bottom: Kermeen, Blander. Ashbough. Hennessy, Gustafson, Cihoski. Johnson, C. Adamski. GA,JzetbaU RouttdufL Last year’s defending cage champions opened up their season with crushing defeats by Roosevelt and Washburn. In the weeks that followed, the Patriots showed definite improvement. After skimming Southwest by one point, the Pats bowed to South the following week. The Scarlets again met terrific odds when they battled and were defeated by Edison, West and Central. In the windup of their games, the Red Raiders whipped Vocational and were downed by North in a fast and furious game. |.eft: Patterson of North craahe through a host of Henry players in a try for a loose hall. Right: Hagen and Asp atch a a Roosevelt man receive a pass to aet up a basket. 75 Henry....19 Henry....32 Henry____20 Henry....24 Henry....31 Henry....27 Henry....38 Henry....35 Henry....28 Henry.. .30 Roosevelt ..29 Marshall ..30 Washburn 25 Southwest 23 South .....32 Edison .44 West .47 Central ... .41 Vocational 15 North .33 Henry finished its basketball season with seven losses and three wins. Top: Hob Weber is caught in a tense moment in the Henry-South-west game. Bottom: Gustafson stretches high to try and stop a West player from making a basket. 76 Left: Laursen tips in a basket in the South game. Right: Weber drives around Mitchel of ICdison on a fast break. Tack Kermeen really “carries” the ball for Henry against Southwest. ' HcM, With a nucleus of returning veterans and some promising new material, Coach Joe Mullery attempted to model a winning hall club. The veterans are Bruce Rolloff, Roy Adamski, and Ed Bates, pitchers; Chuck Johnson in the outfield; Bob Weber, a catcher who played the infield last season; and infielder, Jim Greenwood. These newcomers, Ray Asp, first base; Dick Jenn-rich, second base, and Jim Coughlin at third base, comprise the remainder of the infield. Norm Skelly and Neil Swanson round out the outfield. Top left—How 2: Adamski. Hennesey, Skelly, Asp, (tales, Creenwood. Weber. Ash. Sy-ceck. Pearson. Row 1: Odin, Hedin, Coughlin. Rolloff. Jonhson. Case. Hurham. Murray, Jendrick, Swanson. Top Right: Third-sacker Don Murray lays the wood to the ball. Bottom Left: Henry’s ace pitcher, Bruce KollofT. Bottom Right: Ray Asp, Henry's lirst-sacker. stretches for a low one. 78 Jlaie Spoilt tinjoa oaAt At the beginning of each spring, the track team is seen working out at Porter Field. The boys are getting in condition to compete in the track meets held throughout the city. The squad boasts such notables as Blanchette, Nordeen and 1 .arson in the dashes; Enquist, Lynn Smith, Don Johnson, and Early in the distance; Hofstad, Ohlander, Shobe, and Kermeen in the held events. The team is guided by Coaches Valley and Dammann. How 3: Lrilley. Rollings, I). Larson. K. Anderson. Roberts, Karl . Harrett. Moran. Row 2: Ohlander, I). Johnson. M. Anderson. Scherber. Smith. R. Johnson, Kermeen. Roy, Holten. Row 1: Oullick, Shobe. Lorent en. Hofstead. Holt, Nordeen. I). Larsen, Thorvel-son. Mascot: Lundeen. Ah the green light flashes, Larsen and Nordeen are all set to go. 7Ue fiumfi-uA, The Minneapolis high school hockey schedule was started again this fall. The Henry demons burned up the ice for a hard luck third place. The team started slow with a 3 to 0 defeat by Roosevelt. The team looked as if it was on its way to its first victory, but was tied in the closing seconds by a fighting Edison team, 1 to 1. The team suffered its second defeat at the hands of Southwest by a score of 2 to 1. The Henry de-icers stopped Vocational cold, as Goalv Don Murry did nothing but ice fishing all day with no shots coming toward him. The score was 11 to 0. The traditional northside battle with North High was next, with Henry winning, 5 to 2. Central was next in line and they fell to the score of 3 to 1. The last game of the season was a shock to fans as well as to the team, when fighting Marshall tied Henry, 0 to 0. Don Murry, the Henry goaly, played a wonderful game as he made many spectacular saves. Front Row: Grille?, Goslin. I.emieux. Murry, Pearson, Odden. Swanson. Kn strom. Rack row: Clay-patch. Coach Stern. Coffen, Jenderick. Rates. Skelly, Knquist. Lorent .en. Coach Mullery. Lorentzen and Grilley show the Henry “hit ’em hard” hockey game to an opponent. Front Row: Dictrick. Kuhk, Jacobson, Smith. Nordstrunt. T. Anderson. Rack Row: R. Smith, Jordal. J. Anderson. Schenk. Johnson. .Moran. Suess. Above: Jim Lemeux starts o(T a game for Henry. I Plunge 9+vta Sp iti For the first time in Henry’s history a swimming team was organized. Coach Valley was called upon to create a squad to compete with the more experienced swimmers of the league. Despite this handicap the coach and the team should be given credit for an acceptable season. Wins were registered over Vocational and Edison. Bob Suess and Paul Johnson, outstanding members of this squad, will be lost for the next season. Ray Smith and Dick Jacobson will be back to form the nucleus of the 1946-47 squad. 81 Mat-ime, The Henry wrestling team, led by Don Baker and Wally Hedeen, came in third in the city and regional meets. The gruesome grapplers of Henry started out slowly by being defeated three times in a row to the tune of 33-6 in favor of Roosevelt, a 28-5 win by Washburn and bowing, 36-3, to Vocational. The team came back against Washburn by pinning them, 25-14. Next it was Marshall’s turn to be trimmed, 19-9. The whole team will return next year and Mr. Lun-dell will return to coach them. Front Row: Brennen, Myklebust. Hedeen. Raker. Mohaxan. Back Row: I), (.arson. Gibb . Shobe. Sparks, Roberts. 1. Wally Hedeen, runnerup in the city, charges from his corner. 2. Don Baker shows the reason why he is city champ and captured a third place in the state tournament, by pinning one of his opponents. Mufilun oh the date. The muscle men of Henry, under the capable direction of Mr. Floyd Valley, did surprisingly well this year. Led by “you can hold me down anytime” Elof-son, the team placed fourth in the city. These boys put on two exhibitions in the auditorium—one for the students and the other for the P.T.A. With just a few members graduating the future looks reasonably blight for Henry’s barmen next year. Top: CH Class—Ron 1: Miller, Mollner, Stedman, Sather. Row 2: R. Smith. KlofHon, Skeie. Sparks. Bottom: I) Class—Row 1: Gearou. Haase. Wittsock, Whinnery. Krutzig. Row 2: Meline, Fogelquist. Robert us, H. Smith. tyoAe. - ctte+tAy Although it is still a comparatively new sport at Henry, golf is becoming a headliner. The second year of city league competition finds footballers Pearson, Jeffords, D. Johnson, and Holton teeing off, along with Duchscher, Kuss, Turnquist and Crawford. To improve their form intra-squad matches are arranged at Theodore Wirth Golf Course. In the first match of the season Henry lost to De LaSalle by a score of 12 to 11U� , the team being hampered by the absence of several outstanding members. The outlook for this season appears to be very favorable as the squad is well balanced. Row 2: Duchscher, Jeffords. D. Johnson. Row 1: Kuss. Holton, Turnquist. COOKS (Top): Forogen, Trowbridge, Hatten, Krickson, Thoreson. Hagen. JANITORS AND ENGINEERS (Bottom)—Row 1: Jut ten. Harvey. Matthews. Sacket. Row 2: West-man. Juneman, Wilberg. Loken. he Gleast-u l Pnacyiam The janitors and cooks have just as much to do with keeping the broadcast on schedule as anyone in Station P.H.H.S. The janitors sweep out the littered script after each program. The cooks supply the energy with the “basic 7” and keep the enthusiasm rolling. 85 Seventh Grade Studio- The understudies conscientiously learn their lines so that some day they may be the stars and the real cast of Station P.H.H.S. 86 Kighth Grade i itdeAAtiulLeA. How 4: K. Edblom, E. Townsend. M. Kroon-blawd. J. Mullery. C. Kennedy. Row 3: O. Gregerson. A. Jenson, E. Paulson. M. Erickson. Row 2: F. Brown. G. Frissill. E. Hardy, E. Main. F. Weidner. How 1: G. Hardy, E. Clitty, G. Anderson. G. Waara. H. Phillips. 87 Radio- huasidl 1. Lois ClaesRens—DauRhters of the American Revolution Award. 2. Bruce Lunkley—Apollo Club winner. 3. Hob Grave—All-City Star in football. 4. Helen Mae Cox—Honorable Mention in a city-wide poster contest. 5. Harold Lorentzen—All-City Star in hockey. Ip , 1946 The Liberty Bell was donated to the studio by M r. Porter. It was originally used to call the farm workers back home, but it is now used to call the graduates back to their former home . . . Henry High. The bell was first rung on Homecoming Day, October 19,1945. 88 Top: 1. Lucille Ferlaak: Majorette for five years. 2. Calvin Peterson. Mr. Larson, Douglas Mayberry: Regional Debate Winners. Bottom: 1. Speech Winners: Rob Holt. Verel Ann Kruse, Marilyn Dietle, Jean Hanson. Helen Asp. Mr. Hoerschgen. 2. Speech Winners: Douglas Mayberry, Shirley I'olasek, Calvin Peterson, Rette Haase, Robert Thursten. JOSTENS Congratulations TREASURE CRAFT JEWELRY AND STATIONERY Medals and Trophies Foshay Tower Arcade GEneva 3950 Minneapolis Minnesota DORHOLT PRINTING SERVICE 300 Sixth Axenue North Third Floor Winston and Newell Bldg. Thru Winston and Newell Co. Switchboard—MAin 7484 VICTORY DRIVE SUPER-VALUE STORE QUALITY GROCERIES and MEATS 1 V. ERICKSON. Grocery Dept. E. I. SOBRASKE. 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For all advice and co-operation . . . our most sincere appreciation. MR. A. P. ANDERSON Faculty Advisor Copy Staff - - - Donna Jo ranger, Maj-Britt Nyberg, Kay Leavitt Art and Layout—Jay Hopps, Brent Copp, Jim Anderson, Bob Bevens, Don Seniors....................................Jean Riedel, Shirley Smith Clubs and Organizations - Lois Claesgens, Phyllis Nelson Photography...........................Dean Townsend, Catherine McGowan Sports - Neil Swanson, James Jeffords, Ronald Severson, Paul Johnson Business Staff—Mercedes Law, Patricia Brennen, Marian Carlson, Anabelle DOLORES KASMAR Editor-in-Chief Editor-in-Chief Copy Editor Dolores Kasmar Marlys Harmon Egnell Lee 96 � A u h