Humboldt High School - Life Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1972 volume:

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Jeff Brevig Steve Brotzler John Brown Diana Bryant Harvey Buchite Gregory Burg Laura Carlson Kenneth Casanova Antonio Castro Elva Castro Steve Cervantez Betty Clark Sandra Colburn David Contreras Fred Copper 8 A Denise Alban Doreen Aielts Mary Aguilar Richard Albrecht Doreen Allers Edward Anagstman Terry Appleby Douglas Ashton Vincent Atkins Diane Bagley Kenneth Bartz Mark Bendict Michael Benedict Steven Berda Paul Bergstrom Diane Beyer Joanne Bird Steve Blaschka Daniel Block Roxanne Block Charles Bohrer James Bolle Cherlyn Booker Diane Borgan Robert Brandel Rosanne Bravo Pamela Bredehoft Kevin Bresnahan DAISY CONTEST sl- ls, F . '55' I 5 ft V' 1 -5 .,-R. , af? .ff ,... .. ,,.. W 1 - he . sk M15 ' 4 g V G ' W dei, ., Bi V5 at A 5 fi Q ..g ,ea 5 . ,S Q , . 9, .af ff N .f wg :EEZ-.: 1' V Wil, .:. 1 A' W- 'f A i, T . A l Y J ,X 'l so 4,... 3 ,ffl A sis his . ' -P , as 1 P Q Q .1 A,,,,I in sk vr'w l ks - J, 1-if J kgs, l Q gp m is ..s Y GY 3' 3,3 ew. ik . K s., f Q MM . 15131 , 3 - ,. ,hang Y: K 1 8 -44 ng WINNERS 4 Q5 'K ' , 1,, L,.,r. 9 A Qwy We '55, -giQf f H 'i' ' x i ii fx, , i, , J 1 J fi Conrad Cordova JeffCrawford Arthur Crowley Dennis Deeb Therese DeFoe Rene Delgado David Deutsch Bob Dochniak Alicia Drinnin Kathy Drinnin Katie Dwyer John Eklund Mark Eliasen Chris Exley James Frame Lupe Franco Lori Furu Mark Garcia Ray Garcia James Glanton Sandra Gonsoir Corine Gonzales Jim Gorr Terese Gouette Steve Goulet Lora Grant David Graul Rose Grolla Andy Gross Dale Gross Inez Guajardo Carrie Gustafson Mary J 0 Hager James Halligan Durk Hanson Greg Harris Debbie Hayes Judy Hedlund Carol Heinecke Lauri Heininger Kim Henrich Carol Hermann Paul Hieb W. as ,K , 35111 W 3 R v f 5154, Nasir ,, M , . ,fi , 72 ,Q 921531 , A if-'Q T if i 4, i f J' irfaiv 1 a ,,. l is S 1- . P VU' King 9 y vw X i Q gr 5 i I .W P. C is my' ' 'flllfm , C : 555-fiEii,,.: A 'S :Um - sei Uri . A if, I f 1 K 2: N Q55 X NA at ff 'e ,Urs f as E JN 1 Qt 9 . ,az ' 1 5'6 aww- , ig fa' I - r. qi Aw f i Mary LeTourneau Nancy Littfin William McElmury David McQuade Joe Markovich Rodney Marquardt Paul Martinek Kathleen Mayer Sandra Meck Mike Medina Charles Mike Edward Mike Eric Milbrad Kathleen Miller Kathy Mohrland lO Robin Hogan Timothy J ack Deborah Jackson Wallace Jensen David Jones Debra Kammerer Diana Kast Alan Kaup Alan Keil Fern Kieselhorst Denice Klein Cynthia Kinde Kathy Koehnen Donald Kowarsch Donald Krupenny Nancy Kysylyczn Ceclia LaBarre Scott Lalfavor Barbara Lang Randy Langenenks Nick Lardani Clarence Larocque Sharon LaValle Thomas Leahy Edward LeClair William Lehmann Valerie Lengsfeld Joseph LeTourneau Deborah Montour Ben Moreno Mario Moreno Mike Moreno Tom Moreno Gary Moy Penny Nagurski Richard Nelson Peter Niedzielski Scott Norton Leonard Noyola Rosa Noyola LaVerne O'Flanagan Susan Parkos Janet Partlow Denise Pastorius Jolene Peterson Sandra Phillips Tom Plantenburg Dionicio Puente Steve Ramstad Robert Reedy Elizabeth Reicher Nancy Reid Ramona Reyes Shirley Reyes Roger Rhodes Roger Richie Stephanie Robinette David Ross Steve Roussin Deborah Rowe Doreen Rowe Kathleen Rowe Debra Saunders Richard Schade Bev Schaefer William Schelberg David Schleichert Roxanne Schmidt Sue Schoonover Laurie Seidl Elizabeth Seivert Aswan, -. 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ROW l: Danielle Lucio, Jean Schoonover, Patti Mike, Tomina Munos, Jim LeTourneau. ROW 2: Chris Adams, Stephanie Chavez, Roxie Hauck, Terry Vasquez, Denise Rohering, Stephanie Worlie, Sue Dalton, Debbie Glewwe, Shiela Grittner, Josie Richie. ROW3:Kathy Eccles, Roxanne Smith This year the Junior Class was headed by president-Jim LeTourneau, Vice president- Tomina Munos, secretary-Jean Schnoover, treasurer-Patti Hunter. Mr. Longsdorf served as advisor. The main project for the Junior Class Committee was raising money for the Junior-Senior Prom. Each year the Junior Class entertains the seniors by providing the years final dance. UNIOR CLASS COMMITTEE ,QQ Submarines are for eating! ROW l: Valerie Lengsfeld, Dave Schleichert, Elva Castro, Kathy Mayer, Dehhie Jackson, George Deuth, Terry Appleby. ROW 2: Sue Parkos, Pam Breehoft, Kathy Koening, Kathy Wallner, Harvey Buchite, Debbie Kammerer, Becky Smith, Betty Reicher, Terry Gouette. ROW 3: Doreen Aeilts, Nancy Kysylyczyn, Katie Dwyer, Fern Kilselhorst, Kim Henrich, Fred Cooper. The sophomores worked dilingently on their daisy and snowball sales this year to raise money for next year's Junior- Senior Prom. Along with these activities they sponsored a Halloween Dance and a Sadie Hawkins Dance, using the new stereo equipment. This year's officers were as follows: president-Dave Sch- leichert, vice president-Elva Castro, sec- retary-Kathy Mayer, treasurer-Debbie Jackson. Mrs. Haug was the new advisor. Margaret Abbott Christine Adams Thomas Aguilar Keith Anderson Max ,i, i EQ y K, Judy Blissenbach Robert Block Georgia Bookwalter Steve Borgan Debbie Auge Benjamin Bagley Marsha Bakko Paz Balajadia ff, L Q w is s X X ' S x I ig ff ,,t ,, . K I in r fl. Tom Brevig Wendy Brown Patricia Brysky Deborah Buchite Georgiann Bultman Michael Casalenda Patricia Cassidy Dianne Cervantez Stephanie Chavez Michael Conrin i .sv J. '- il ' i ' v' A 3 it 'Q Q , A 3 V N L ,4 Y . 1 its 1. f . v,,,, Q 'I' ,,,- K X H. - G A N 4 M , 1 ' ,MW 1 fl. il 4 , 16 Ronald Cozad .loan Cubus Sue Dalton Karen De Nardo Irene Diller George Donaldson Vickie Eliasef Susan Fetzer Dora Flores Norman Foss Dulcina Garcia Mark Garcia Richard Garcia Deborah Glewwe Manual Gonzales Q5 Ai at 1 J ffl .-- ,J Diane Lehmann James Letourneau David Lewsader David Leyde Annette Lofgren Debra Lombard Virginia Lowen Danielle Lucio Joseph Lucio Jeffrey Lynch Charlotte McCollum Marcus Macias is 'ff' 1 Q ' ? if F I fl 'Lf Mk I 1, .af E rf till age pf :JI F M9 Debra Gordon Sheila Grittner Bonnie Haglund Roxanne Hauck Paul Helgeson Bruce Henrich Richard Herrera Theresa Hesser John Javner Harvey Johnson Steve Josephs Douglas Kaiser Steven Kaup Beverly Kelzer Elias Khoury Keith Kinde Steve Kocienda Pamela Lasovich a i. o r K f i i, -W J J i, J 4 v- , - - .3 H ,Q V i I' , .1 , .S :.. 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X. if Jil si l A ' WP N? ix' , ff al' ,.Ql,,, Cynthia Ross Laura Rowan David Rowe Douglas Ruiz Mary Ruiz Daniel Schleichert Jean Schoonover Charles Schurr Mary Schuweiler Linda Schwab Deborah Sheppard Cynthia Sherman Luverne Shull Laureen Sieber Roxanne Smith Stacey Smith Jane Spychalla Pam Staples Robert Theno Jerold Thompson Mary Kay Todora Daniel Tourville Gregory Vanderbosch Debra Vanderbeek Alan Weir Lora Welling Deborah Wells Cynthia Wenzel Joseph Wilmes Helen Windish Stephanie Worlie Sandra Yanez James Zapata Richard Zenola if J 'Cf' -W ,Q k..d .fa ff I X ,fif Nano- A 5.i2iiE:t5Ei . Va H1- 1: I gi' wk it ,N . , 4..VVV 7 is K V ' An im' .A 9? 20 Diane Bateman Patricia Berda Roxanne Capiz Felix Casillas Randy Erickson Terry Esparsa Sylvia Franco Everette Fontaine Gerald Grinsteinner Robert Haye Dennis Hermann Debra Hernandez Theresa Hernandez Jeffrey Honerbrink Valorie Honerbrink Micheal Jackson William Kirk Daniel LaValle Pamela Lengsfeld Steven Madsen Spirit Day' Sack Goblins Beverly Mallon Robert Meek Jeffrey Morgan Fred Molina Greg 0'Conner William Partlow Lloyd Rebanus Tony Rodriquez Greg Resendez Maria Ruiz Daniel Sandbeck Dennis Sussner Steve Tabor Raule Tejeda Arnold Thompson Debra Thul A: 555 f X xi 4, X -.,1,1.,5-f , ,f1,'.a1:-K--w. .ua-lufvx-M -'FQ' gxq., ,,-..., . .A .gnup-.f.'M IQ! I SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEE lt's not really as hard as it looks! ROW l: Rose Castro, Pam Mohrland, Dave Hanson, Janie Vondrasek, Chris Bisciglia, Rich Munoz. ROW2: Vince Cardinal, Mary Higgs, Debbie Loe, Kathy Dickey, Cathy Zaine, Les Walters, Sally Austin, Pat Achman, Don Leseman, Judy Abbott. ROW 3: Marg Knutson, Debbie Nelson, Lupe Vasquez, Keith Sather. Officers of the Senior Class for this year were, president-Chris Bisciglia, vice president-Cheryl Oase, secretary-Jane VonDrasek, treasurer- Dave Hanson. The officers along with the rep- resentatives discussed selections of caps and gowns, announcements, the class trip, spring picnic and other activities. Mr. Greene was the new and very helpful advisor forthe seniors. JUDITH ABBOTT She's full of life and full of fun. PATRICIA ACHMAN l am born happy every morning. PHYLLIS AMARO The trouble with fun is that it often ends up in trouble. JEAN ANDERSON She is witty to talk with and pretty to walk with. SALLY AUSTIN A smile for every girl, two for every boy. JESUS ADAMEZ The world knows little of great men. ROBERT ABBOTT Girls like his great figure, for he is tall, dark, and handsome. RITA AMON I envy no one and no one envies me. JEANNE ANDERSON She liked to like people, therefore people liked her. MARK BAST The only thing I ever killed was time. .IEAN BEHAN One oftwo peas in a pod. MICHAEL BLAIR All mankind loves a lover. SHERRY B URBACH Full of pep, full of fun, Sher- ry's liked by everyone, KATHRYN BERDA Modest and shy is she. A nicer girl you never did see. PETER BRAVO A little shy-but still a likeable gl-'YA 24 C H R ISTOPH ER BISCIGLIA Everyone's laughing when he's around, our famous athlete is funny 'tis found. MARGARET BU KOWSKI Nobody can be exactly like me. Sometimes even I have trouble doing it. JOSEPH BEHAN I believe in getting into hot water. It keeps you clean, STEVEN BRANDT I finally made it! SHARI BURT I make the most of everything. VINCENT CARDINAL Thy cars have given thee a rat- tling personality. ROGER CHRISTIANSON Why worry? Tomorrow's an- otherday. DEBORAH DELLWO I do not understandg I pause and I examine. fROSALINDA CASTRO The ideal man is the non-at- tached man. GARY DANMEIER I am an undiscovered genius. RALPH CHARLES I never discuss discussions. l MAUREEN DAVIS To sleep all day and party all night. 25 VIRGINIA CASTILLO Where there's a won't there's a way. DOUGLAS CRAWFORD I never confine myself to stud- ying. ROXANNE DEUTH Do as I say, not as I do KATHLEEN DICKEY My only task is to be silent. CHAVELA FRANCO A closed mouth catches no flies. CAROLINA GALLEGOS A quiet willing worker. PETER EXLEY I know what I like and that's enough. fi BARBARA FRENCH I love to see friendly faces of old sorrows. 7? tv ,1,t,., gy. ., 'fl .F gg ,v MARY FRAME A young athletic girl, fearless and gay. ALFREDO FRIAS I'cl just as soon play tennis with the net down. ROBERT DRINNIN Silence is not always golden-is it? MANUEL FRANCO Worry is a word that I don't allow myselfto use. DOLORES GARCIA She seems quiet but is really a riot. RONALD GEORGE Click your heals, jump for joy, here comes Ron the lover boy. DIANE GRANT Rain is wet, dust is dry, life is short and so am I. JAMES HESSER A real nice guy but a wee bit shy. GERALD GLEWWE My funny bone never fails me. GARY HELGESON It's every man for himself. RACHEL GONZALEZ There is a time for silence and a time to speak. RUDOLPH HERNANDEZ I came, I saw, and I had e- nough. 27 LYDIA GLANTON Not quiet, not loud, Lydia's liked in every crowd. DAVID HA NSON In spite of all his glory, his hel- met still fits. ,. .-. .. ma? 'Y it 'If , I ,, t,,, , ,,.tt, f Gb 5 t ri Q' I s 'M' , . k,,, 5-Q V , 5 K 5 y yy is 2 Ji MARY HIGGS Once I make up my mind, l'm full ofindecision. CHARLES HOGAN They said it couldn't be done so I didn't try. .IOANNE JOHNSON I've been on a calendar, but never on time. THOMAS KIRK S0 quiet, and so, so tall. STERLING CURTIS JOHNSON HUFFMAN They say he was once caught While there's life there's hope. BONNIE KELZER She makes friends of all that know her. studying. DIANE KETCHM ARK Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow is a shorthand test. CHARLES HRDLICKA More free time means more time to waste. l l MICHAEL JOSEPHSON The way out of trouble is never as simple as the way in. ROXANNE KLOPPEL Being jolly and gay is just her way, MARGARET KNUTSON I am going to seek the great perhaps. SUE LYNN KVILHAUG A little learning is a dangerous thing. DORICE LAROCQUE I never say more than is neces- sary. GARY KOCIENDA If at first you do succeed, don't take any more chances. DIANE LAFAVOR Interruptions are the spice of life. 29 BARBARA KOLB Her warmth has won her many friends. STEVEN LANSBERGER I can resist everything, but temptation. RICHARD KOBINSKI If at first you don't succeed- forget it! DOUGLAS LABEY When I feel like studying, I lie down and sleep it off. JAMES LEAHY I'm a study of a man in chaos in search offrenzy. SANDRA LEHMAN I shall never ask, never refuse, or ever quit. DEBRA LOE I fear I am not in the right mind. ROBERT MARASCUILO Somewhat shy, but full of fun always kind to everyone. s JOAN LIVINGSTONE Good friends, good books, and good timesg this is the ideal life. DIANA LOREDO All the things I really like to do are either immoral or il- legal. SUSAN LOCKWOOD Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. M ICI-IA EL MALON EY Ilm not arguing with you, l'm telling you. 30 DONALD LESEMAN A dimple in the ching a devil within. .qw 'fin :Nw MICHAEL LOFGREN I am the most curious of all to see what l'll do next. ROBERT MARCHIO Men of thought should have nothing to do with action. MAUREEN MARTIN I was never so happy since the day I was born. W 'wi KEVIN MEATH I have won every argument I ever had with myself. 'F'-'Q-+I' DEBORAH MIKE A smile never hurt anyone. RAE LYNN MARX I sleep at night so I can dream all day. t SUSAN MEDINA I neverxforget the little things in life. IK JUSTIN MATTERS Don't dispute me the books are wrong. GARY MEYER He's little-but so is a stick of dynamite. DIANE MARX My theory is to enjoy life. FAYE MEDENWALDT She looks like an angel, but one can never tell. SALLY MILLS Little friends may prove great friends. CAROL MOENKE Silence is one of the hardest arguments to refuse. DEBRA MOTZ If you want something done right, do it yourself. RONALD NEI M Y Anything is possible. ,ara LINDA MONTEMARANO l'll note you in my book of memory. ian. L Em! are VERNA MUDEK A little body, a big soul, a firm mind, and a heart whole. i 32 MARTIN MORENO So sleepy in the morning and so wide awake at night. RICHARD MUNOZ I don't think winning is the most important thing. l think it's the only thing. PAMELA MOHRLAND Small and sweet and full of fun. S H I ELA M U DEK Everything is funny as long as it happens to someone else. DEBRA NELSON l awoke one morning and found myselffamous. CHERYL NEWCOMB There are two answers to every question, mine and the teach- ers. .Q I i RICHARD OLSEN It is difficult to keep quiet if you have nothing to do. 145 MARY PU ENTE The best is yet to come! CI-IERYL OASE Be sure your brain is in gear before engaging your mouth. ROBERT PATTON A mighty swell guy but a wee bit shy. l' . itfpf' ALLAN O'FLANAGAN I was glad to be able to answer promptly and I did. I said I didn't know. MONTELL PIERCE Sometimes I sit and think, but mostly Ijust sit. 33 LAURIE NIELSEN Life is half spent before we know what it is. ROGER PARKS The life of the class but the death of his teachers. w W Jidlisrldll TIMOTHY QUIRK Now what? FRANCISCO RAMIR EZ Too much wine, women, and songg guess I'll give up singing. CHARLES REPKE When people agree with me I always feel that I must be wrong. ' STEPHEN ROMANECZ Never do today what you can do next week. DANIEL REEDY I'd like being bashful but the girls won't let me. RICHARD RIZO I write love notes on the sly, to all the girls that sit near by. l NANCY REEVES Her personality is as bright as her smile. A DIANE ROGERS Never miss an opportunity to make others happy. 34 PETER RANGEL I have nothing to declare ex- cept my genius. DOLLY RHODES Being natural isjust her way. JAMES ROUSSIN The great pleasure in life is do- ing what people say you can't do. CAROL ROUSSOPOU LOS She has a nice sense ofhumor. BARBARA SCHAEFER I never met a man I didn't like. ROXANNE SCHULTZ Quiet until you get to know her. f 44:3 .. STEVEN SANDBECK I can't make people like me but ifl was'nt me I would like me. PATRICIA SCHOONOVER Full of life, full of fun: always a friend to everyone. KEITH SATHER Am I to blame if women find me irresistible? l SUSAN SCHULDT The fortunate always believe in just luck. 35 AMELIA RUIZ Quiet until you get to know her. DEBORAH SCHADE She is not only happy herself, but the cause of happiness in others. ' SCI-IWAB THOMAS I never let my schooling inter- fere with my education. LINDA SC HULL Her good appearance is wel- comed everywhere. GLENDA STROM You know my methodsg apply them. NORA VA RGAS Her best virtue is friendliness. .IUANITA SOTO The only certainty is that noth- ing is certain. GREGORY TIGER Can we ever have too much of a good thing? GREGORY STREAM Without me you can do noth- ing. SARA VARELA Most of us know how to say nothingg few of us know when. 36 DEBORAH SMITH Pleasure is the only thing to live for. JOHN STUHLMAN That man is great who can use the brains of others to do his work. LU PE VASQU EZ The trouble with success is that it comes only after hard work. JOSE VEGA I wish he would explain his ex- planation. 'FQ DIANA WALLNER She seems quiet in her way, but wait till she gets started. ROBERT WINDISH For every why he had a where- fore. STEVEN VOILES Why doth thee blush so easily? BRUCE WELLER Idleness is only the refuge of weak minds. JANE VONDRASEK Dates are my favorite fruit. JEAN WENKER I have a pleasant time with my mind, for it is happy. MARTIN VERDEJA I never think of the future. It comes soon enough. LESLIE WALTERS I love everything that's oldg old friends, old times, old books, old wine. HARRY WINTERS I'd rather be out of this world than out ofstyle. RONALD WOELFEL It's easy to be brave from a safe distance. DONALD ZAFKE When you have nothing to say, say nothing. GREGORY ZAPATA When in doubt, bail out! NANCY WOOD I never practiceg I always play. CAT HY ZAINE She chatters as she goes and she goes on forever. on, MARY OTTO The better we know her, the more we like her. CAMERA SHY RONALD AGUIRRE PATRICIA AUGE JOZETTE BAPTISTE BARBARA BITTERMAN JOHN BURG ROBERT GARVIE CARY GRINNELL SHEILA JOHNSON BELEN JUAREZ WANNETTA KOWARSCH STEVEN LEWSADER ANTHONY LUNA 38 LISA MA TERRANCE MAILER DEBORAH NIEDZIELSKI TIMOTHY O'KEEFE LUIS RESENDEZ WILLIAM STANEK RITA STAPLETON BONNIE TOURVILLE DONNA WESSELS MARK WILMES LINDA ZEPEDA BETTER LATE ln.. I HERLINDA DANIEL STEVEN AGUILAR APPLEBY ARCAND JUDY PATRICIA SANDRA BENGSTON BROTZLER BROWNLEE RICHARD ARNULFO RAYMOND DONALDSON FLORES GARCIA LQ... JONATHON STEVE JOHN GUDIM GURTIN HAMMER QEDITORS NOTE:JThe members of the class of 1972 pictured above were entered late because they failed to keep their appoint- ment with the official class photographer. These pictures are from'i.d. cards and somewhat inferior to the regular senior por- traits. We would like to apologise to those who did not wish to be included in the book. We had no way of knowing. 39 LOUIS BALAJADIA VICTORIA BUCHITE WILLIAM GARCIA if1aa 751 LAUREN HAUKENESS JAMES KINDE GREGORY BANASZEWSKI RICHARD CHARLEY THOMAS GONZALES TONY HUSHCHA .qyrr JAMES LA BARRE THAN NEVER 'fu if i wt' , up 'a ' , ,.., Ronald Effie Herbert Lisa Jose Lawrence Leslie Lopez Ma Macias 'KN tx what '31 Rolland Velma Larry Sharon Joe Martinez Morrow Nash Nelson Nielsen Daniel Margaret Daniel Edward Robert Patrick Perron Ranzel Reyes Rowan Lyssa John Gordgn Dennis Francisco Schnichels Simon Thompson Thul TOHCS James Linda Michael Kathryn Arturo Vander Heyden Vasquez Wolter Zaspel Zuniga 40 Rose Castro Cathy Zaine Mary Otto Debbie Nelson Cheryl Newcomb Linda Monte , .wr ...,..w ' W HW Judy Abbott Mary Frame Lori Neilson Margie Knutson Faye Me waldt Achman 9 'N vi ,g,,K gS' Q 4 A My - fr Qt ha ' -. BEST DRESSED W' Pelon Flores - Va, lgs, ' tr Mosr -- QQF'w.4EWi:1LxL' 1- In . 5' is' - iifrz, ' K' SN 1, 'g 2 ' K f el ' E, ST FLIRT ggi, 'LB' .1--Q -.4 ' 1...,a. , MOST PRETTIE ST! WITTIEST BEST ARTIST PRETTIEST EYES MOST LIKEL U I. if V : Chudk -,. iff. is -Ig F SWWA Doll on Matters -V c 0 , 1 fig, 25 . , 2,0 A ,. SENIORS RECALL jf orientation, how big the school seemed to us, wondering if we'd ever be seniors, Queen Chris, Mr. Kischell's quit now! , dance classes, chicken fat, and sex education classes, straws in the lunch room, battle cry, 7th hour detention, going to lVlac's after the football games, getting caught taking cuts in the lunch line, donut sales, Clash day, Mr. Nachtsheims cuckoo, tests in the cafeteria, ordering class rings, electing girl and boy state representatives, buzz books, drivers education classes, cheering when some poor kid dropped his lunch tray, laughing at the squirrely 7th graders, Queen Sharon, Queen Margee, Queen Linda, Queen Debbie, Queen Janet, morning pep assemblies, Campaign parties, going to Carbones, dress-up day, cheerleader skits, She Stoops to Conquer, sliding down the hill on snow-day, slave days, shags, Thanksgiving basket day drives, passing the torch, Mr. Ernst's gum list, the slide rule test, powder puff football, pow wows at Cherokee Park, faculty meeting, red cross, slippery floors after vacation, new gym floor, sock hops, Xmas tree decorating, cheer- leading try outs, SAD, Jet, Mr. KIawitter's stirring discussions, MICKEY MOUSE, vocations, crowded bathrooms, 8:30 an- nouncements, library pases, Act Your Age, vocations, Three Dog Night, daisy days, bake sales, junior class committee, the prom, stereo equipment, Mr. Madlands listen up, cap and gown measg urements, our last assembly, senior picnic, all our friends, signing of yearbooks, the graduation march, receiving our diplomas, tears, goodbycs,OUR FUTURE HAS BEGUN ,,,,,, wx 'T ,te fw , ,- fi ,. xf 0 .X D J . XX . u J Y N ff J x x J .1 X X . , A A 4 A X x Q ' I Q if I x R ADMINISTRATIO 3 is Each year the problems of education become I more complex. It is in the tradition of Amer- ' ican education that the schools keep pace with the technical, vocational, academic, social and citizenship demands of our dynamic society. At Humboldt the administration and the faculty are dedicated to helping students under- stand the changing requirements of adult life. In the school year that is now behind we have tried to live up to our responsibilities. And it is our belief that the year has been a profit- able one, not only for the students, but for the West Side and for the nation. Surely the future will not measure the success of our stu- dents by the records of their athletic triumphs nor even by their academic excellence. Rather will they be judged by their commitment to making ours a better nation. At Humboldt we hope that each student has had the background which will make him cognizant of the trust his country places in him. 'Q To the graduates of l972 our best wishes. We send with you our heartfelt blessings and our . .f hopes. ARLEY W. LUDWIG, PRINCIPAL -- EVERETTE M. SCHAEFER, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAY SEBASTIAN J. HERNANDEZ, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 44 IDANCE STAFF rf .J Mrs. Lillian Lee has worked continually throughout the year, seeing that all the seniors are prepared for grad- uation. She also assists students in finding vocations and careers. Mr. Charles Rector is the school social worker. He advices stu- dents with school and home problems and works on all absence and truancy cases. 45 Mr. Frank May is the counselor to the students in l0th and llth grade. He is concerned that all students select the appropriate courses for their future needs. Mr. Theodore Ousigian counsels the junior high stu- dents in preparing for their academic future. He also works with Mrs, Lee and Mr. May on the testing pro- gram at Humboldt. l Robert Abrahamson Joel Arnevik Doris Barron Social Studies Drafting Librarian Tennis Coach B Basketball Coach Lawrence Beaver Janice Carter Industrial Arts, Wood English-Journalism Stage Force Adviser ARROW Adviser Vernon Cubus Robert Derr Nicholas Dunckel Special Classes Special Classes Conservation-Science Athletic Director 46 Vaughn Ekbom Volkert Hennig John Ernst Math Physics, Science Math Football, Wrestling lB'sj Golf Coach nc' t E f f 1 Edward Evans Gary Garlough Social Studies, English English 8 I 34410 ff WS, -fw- s!'X X 12,5 I 5 is if ,il 8 Xi xx g Jack Greene David Hart Mary Haug Aviation, Chemistry Math English Ski Club 47 , Q E f ta IF- fi: V A .K . , if .JM if 4 . It Lg Orville Hogen Dianne Hopen Janet Huddleston Bookkeeping, Bus. law French, American Hist. English P' Stephen Johnson Jr. High Student Council L l Darwin Korum An Vocal Music Stage Force Adviser x w A' af V. 2 R if :Div Margaret LaVigne Martin Lee John Lopez Typing World Affairs Social Studies FO0tball, Track ASSt. Coach Intramurral Coach Ralph McDonough Robert McGregor James Madland English English Social Studies Hockey Coach, Football Cross Country, Drama .,.,.--- ' Wesley Madgen ROb6I'I NaCl'llSl1Clm - ' VY-, ' X A .rg . 1. ' f . ,,k 1' I -Q iz, james Nihart Industrial Arts-Metal ff I or Typing Math Richard Reif Biology Audio-Visual 49 I Carol Rice English, Soc. Studies l . 4 ' ff' K 'S , ., if , -J i xii Mr. Robert Ryan Boy's Physical Education Football, Wrestling, Track Mr. Normand Rynard World History Baseball, Basketball Mr. Ray Schweizer A and B Band Mrs. Marilyn Siegfried Mr. Anthony Thell Health English Mr. Micheal Tweeton Reading Mr. George Wallace World History, Social Studies Gymnastics Coach 50 wit, 1 , Miss Marlene Ziemski Girl's Physical Ed. G.A.A. URSE OFFICE STAFF 1 VV K K F 4, x ff f iv ,, 'V t r f- -Kao mmnvlfxxg- gl- ' ., , , W Akkkr K Mig, 1. 1' Mrs. Sally Lee, Humboldt School Nurse, watches over the health needs of the entire student body. ,,gnll' Mrs. Adele Dewall is the attendance clerk. She processes irregulaties, and publishes the attendance bulletin. '- fi sr Mrs. Bernice Hedin is the school bursur. She writes checks and assists with the bill paying- 4 51 Q k-L, . Mrs. Norma Erickson, chief clerk, keeps school academic records and manages the office. Mrs. Anita Hilker assists with the at- tendance and has other general office duties. CUSTGDIAL STAFF Awww Humnoldt's custodial pictured LEFT TO RIGHT ABOVE are: Randy Becker, Ken Hines. Ed Scholl, Sally Hoffman and Tony Anzivino. Not pictured: Herman Dueffert lt is no small matter to keep a building ol' Humboldt' size warm and clean. Nor is it only dusting and sweeping that keep our custodians busy. Some outside work also demands the time of this hard-working crew. It is grass in summer and snow in winter. Mr. Becker is head man and in the picture on the left he demonstrates his skill with the mower in the court yard. 52 1 L. wins? cs, In , ,i 1- I ' . ' 's x , is - Q ' E' , in ' X 1 35 J . N -M x ' P 'w-1 f- , I I' , l . S Q K A x ki ,V , . l. 1 I - Y s' ', ' f . . ,f , Q ' K A K 'fi ' , M gg: if ' 'I . V ' A s all ' , V r 'L ' . ,c ,f K I . I it ,f S 6 , x ' v Q ,0' sf Z, lin -1 - . Z . Il 1 1 I .. 4, Q lk qs 1 A ' 100 4 ' - -Q17 H' ,. W t. N .rv Y' '05 M., 1 .,- , 'uv L .. .af MQW? -21 y 'Y' K ti ,.- 'Y A Q 1 . Mark Duerscherl Owen Duncanson Tammara Firkus Robert Frame S ae' , ry' , .J . -Y' Y fl -2 in .qv-'? V 35, ,W ,, , . J yay i2 Tiff if 1 - 1 5' . ., W, Ai., , Sim ' -af Theresa Abbott Karen Abrahamsen George Abrass Jeffery Aeilts Linda Ahlstrom Thomas Albrecht Mary Anderson Toby Arcand Kevin Bartz Paul Baushman Steve Bird Alan Bossart Wendall Brevig Charles Brotzler Mark Brunner Rodney Buchite Deborah Buflington Dean Burnley Kathleen Charley Calvin Clark Bruce Crawford Steve Damneier Anthony Davidsor Brenda Drinnin Lynnette Gall Julia Gandara Elizabeth Garcia Robin Glewwe Debraha Grittner Joyce Hanson Michael Hanson Clarinda Henrich Mary Hieb Gerald Hogan Scott Hogan Michael Jack Cynthia Jackson Koreen Johnson Marie Josphson Brian Kabus Dale Kammerer Debra Karg Patricia Kast Kenneth King Joseph Lehmann Michael Leyde Susan Kirk John Lardani Roxanne Lloyd Laura Lockwood William Madsen Elizabeth Meli Heliodoro Mercado Kathleen Miller Kellie Miller Edna Mudek Patricia Ogris James Olson Thomas Olson Bruce O'Rourke William Repke Steven Rhodes June Richter William Ringhand Sheryl Roth Barbara Rothi Anita Salmela Brett Scheler Michael Scherbel James Schintz Duane Schneider David Schnichels Stephen Schuweiler Elizabeth Sheppard Debra Skarsten Michael Sticha Geofrey Strom Julia Sussner Sylvia Tejeda Ryan Thatcher Carol Turner Carol Urbanski Ramona Wachter Christine Wilhemy v Q, -, mt. E75 241 vw ...E , by gg J JY- , . Q 'gqigfiiigliff iiigjifgglliill -1 M eel . Ronnie Otto William Penn Joseph Ramirez Patrick Regan -f '-f ,, xx , H, A, it ,..f:,ff,v5-.- :-. tw- I gmt- . -34 , as QP P S 5 'LJ' 34' ..,.,, ,,i- mg. -B tt ,,r15i,,,,l:t, ! M ,f . Um Wm my MET Q 4 I, 42? lr eeyyy Q 3 1 it ' w if? ertr? Q ff fir T sw? 3 .af R. I K .1-F., ,fs ee l K sl , A . ri' ka f-.1 gh' .if ' .. ...Q X., fl ,, . iz f I A . 1 Qi I3 95- ft ,, 5 kg I .JW . n Q i A 'A f 1 N. Y-4 w, ' V A ,Q 7 2 . A li C .... B P f fr J f W 4 . 3: knit 'K . r 1 Xi . J . at .-fy. -,A - if f Q . far 42 L! Julie Dorman Robert Fierro John Gappa Chris Goetzke fr Steven Abrahamson Barbara Abrass Debra Arlington Jerome Backlund Lorrell Bartz Jill Belmonte James Bengston Jeannine Bengston Bonnie Berg Philip Bergstrom Deborah Besky Duane Borgan Victoria Brevig Peter Casillas John Castro Rory Chavez Patricia Conrin John Corral Rock Gunter Cheryl Handy But I've already done that! ! 2 ,f xi 1 .ia T ta I ,J J' A tvs. N. '57 5 lf f Diane Harris Holly Haugen James Heath Sherry Hossalla Luann Howell Thomas Jack Theresa Jacobs Karen King Michael Kratzke Leslie LaFav0r Chris LaVallc Timothy Leahy Greg Lengsfeld Lori Lofgren Michael Lopez Patrick Lynch Linda Lucas Anna McDonough ll. r ,,f,, ,. H .fr i n fl' a. I l 'E 4 iv! ,gg nf +4 jf: N There's Something in Your Eye!! , ,. av W3 f . tif f l i v SN' Q x I r it zse if A -.mf ' ,ewg ,gn my Q l gf 'K -,J .L :pf suis I , 4' WZ. ,...-r Jerald McElmury Martin Markham Lisa Martin Steven Mateyka Anthony Meli Tony Mercado Lena Montez Cindy Motz Carroll Gene Nelson Jacquelyn Nielsen Jeffrey Nielsen Timothy Parkos Cathrine Quintero Gregory Rhodes Lorraine Sandbeck James Schade Cecelia Schmid Eugene Schultz Denise Seivert James Stanek Timothy Taylor Gracila Tejeda Vicki Lynn Theno Michael Tietz William Turner David VanderHeyden Adrian Vega Scott Voss Suzanne Wachter Lori Jean Wodicka Tamara Worlie Julie Yanez Gregory Young Paul Zafke Dale Bryant Linda Burbach Mike Cherry Lorraine Cruz Patrick Diloria Laura Dow Philip Dukart Linda Garske 53 Vernoica Gelting Carla Grant Kim Hogan Richard Justice Fred Kast Derald K rambeck Karen Lee Kathleen LeTourneau MaryJo Lucio Laura Mader aaan , wi ' A M rie L- .VV 'ig 9, .L xg 1 .. -f H X A x NY. - I: .ey F. N y - :- M gg il L' 1 2' E . J' , , , '1 f ' K! Q f. av. V , ,mf , i ffm P frr ,J f aaaa K, P ' W 3 ., if T23l'Zi 9' J ,. ' . 2 . 1- 'K A ,,,i n, 6 U J 4 z ., . M ,, ,f -1 . 1 . ---- A 5 , , .J na :F A i ' , 7 W 'F' Michelle Moodie l fa f+i4f:. ,.'.Q3'-1 . w. w::::?3 li-gswi I PH' ,J 'JI I .a'?:iZ'l!: . ., :,. Q, fo 'oe ,.4 Patricia Moreno Scott Nelson Mark Pierce Rodney Pierce no au QFA .,t 9.5 W .,,.., M, A 9 L vw W Q iss. Q3 V? r ' iii V us, Nl x -U .if 3 58 Debra Rambo Kathleen Ross Debora Schroeder Lisa Anne Settevrg Yvonne Singer Gay Strom Dawn Sullivan Dawn Thurber Joseph Weber Lori Wickard John Scheider CD gl gi .1 .Q ,Q ,Q .Q if I 4 Ji ,. wa 'v - gg 4 ,- Iggy 2 . .W ,K .111 Q A . f ,,,, , .. 90 ,, qua' 'Q-Q , ,gun-f 91 'U-O if L-in I ff-MY? ,wmqqpvwa -- ' 9 ug 'I 1 Q 'iii 3fL'g'g1g.g.g3.i,zi.z 1:55. , . A , ff.'?f1's'p2'. ' E24 ' ' 1' ' 'x ':Y?:f7i7'2'1-?'1'.f33i-E? if.5'.',:,-,'.. I. . ' v Q 1 ' -. .sl -I . . 1 , ,24Q'f1S:? Qi? afxixfik is . , 3' l 9.-'J , .' 51 1' I ' ' '.'.'-'s S zfl 4 '64:'us5!a4',' ' l,'.' 'f' ' , , 0 -'fl 0 .s-y'i.'a:Kxs,-N-1-:.v.... !,' .5' .,i,5.n gg' fan.. . ., '-.-w ,Hs ,-. '. Q, -,. u,',.,. ., QI:--,nwu s4,L.v.:',, , ,.. -.. w ' , . ,'.'W. '--f'. '.' hx.. 'x.,'--.-, ' - .' -'J---'A'f'f' ' . . . .. b '.,'.---A-, 1. A ...-.-W:-.-. ,.,. -.- .- ,., . . -. ' ----sv, . , ai. 'U ' , q ,.- ., QVC? t: -J! Gridders Finish Even, ag 'S nv s Va .fi M ROW l Peter Verdeja Pelon Flores Chris Bisciglia Rudy Hernandez, Bruce Henrich, Dan Sandbeck, Andy Gross, Steve Arcand, Joe Lucio Doug Ruiz Cisco Rameref Reynaldo Varcla ROW 2 Mike Lofgren, Rick Firkus, Jeff Morgan, Mike Casalenda, Bob Marcio Felix Casillas Jessie Adamel Mark Steinhoff Bob Theno Dan Tourville, Dave Schleichert, Rich Munoz. ROW 3: Gary LeClerc, Dan Schleichert Don Lescman Steve Sandbeck Tim Regan Dennis Thul, Manuel Franco, Dave Hanson, Tom Kirk, Al Vanxyl, Rich Herrera John Stuhlman Dan Appleby Asst Coach Martin Lee Asst Ralph McDonough, Head Coach Bob Ryan. 4'You were in every game, Mr. Ryan proudly told his team at an awards party held in the cafeteria a few days after the seasonis close. The teams 4 and 4 record did not, indeed, tell the story of the success of the Humboldt gridders. There is usually more to any sports story than the final scores. So it was this year with our team. With the single exception-the Central game, played under adverse conditions,- the close scores of the games that we lost might easily have been reversed. Captain David Hansen and Steve Sandbeck were honored by City Conference coaches when they were named to the all-city team. Arnulfo Flores was named to the all-state team by WCCO's Prep Parade after scoring four touchdowns in the game against Mechanic Arts. The torch signifying team leadership was passed from David Hansen to next year's tri-captains Joe Lucio, Dan Tourville, and Doug Ruiz. 4 and 4 in City Race Don tries the center of the line 7915: my 'mu Q. 0, Just one more tackle Coach Ryan and Captain Dave discuss strategy. 61 X I - .ser . vw ky , My-, CRUSS COU TRY ROW 1: Jeff Lynch, Fred Frias, Kevin Bresnahan, Steve Josephs. ROW 2: Mr. McGregor. Ken Harris, Don Zafke, Steve Borgan, Ron Cozad. Coach Robert McGregor who re- placed retiring harrier mentor Robert Derr brought the Indian Cross-Coun- try to a four-four conference record. The team had wins over various con- ference opponents but failed to do well in the district run-offs. Looking ahead, Coach McGregor predicts improvement in his squad based upon strict training regimens. The boys will practice on their own during the summer months. ' Fred Frias heads for the finish line. 62 I 1 BUILDS FOR FUT RE The Indians Cindermen completed the year's City Conference with zero wins and eight losses. This record promises improvement in future seasons. i 4 ,. - M i ,. ,W . W , .- . W U. , .-mdww A . -be 1' ROW l: Joe LeTourneau, Chris Exley, Gerry LeClerc, Tony Abbott, Don Day. ROW 2: Coach Mr. Robert Ryan, Raule Tejeda, Rey- naldo Varela, Greg Resendez, Chris Bisciglia, Pelon Flores, Dan Rea, Ralph Charles, Mr. Martin Lee ROW 3: Steve Josephs, Doug Kai- ser, Ron Cozad, John Stuhlman, Feliz Casillas, Harry Winters, Rick Firkus, Alan Keil. ROW 4: John Javner, John VanGuilder, Craig Sather, Rich Herrera, Rich Albrecht, Mark Steinhoff. 63 CAGERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Leas, Jim Letourneau, Bob Marascuilo, Rick Firkus, Rich Herrera, Ron George, Dan Reedy, Bob Abbott Tony Morales, Steve Romanez. CENTER-Chris Bisciglia, Joe Lucio. Coach Mr. Rynard. MISSING-Eliseo Romo Though recording the doubtful mark of 2 wins a- gainst l8 losses, the Humboldt basketball team had some good moments and definitely demonstrated a spirit and will to be proud of. Good things for the future were promised by the several games in which a few breaks might have tipped the final score in the favor ofthe Indians. Ron George, playing at center, lead the team in scoring. Hitting in the twenty's against Monroe, Harding, Johnson and St. Bernard's, Ron was at times plagued by the opposition's tendency to dou- ble team him. The junior varsity program, newly institituted this season, played Saturday afternoons and made it possible for junior players to participate in 8 ex- tra games. Humboldt's J.V.s had a record of 4 and 4 in Saturday play. The new program will certainly be of benefit to the total basketball program. Humboldt Conference 44 44 4l 46 42 56 50 52 52 51 53 32 58 51 42 40 Record Central Mechanic Arts Harding Highland Johnson Monroe Murray Washington Central M echanic Arts Harding Highland Johnson Monroe Murray Washington 64 p H11 UGO Bgb g0!,' uSlI'CICh!n I ebay W X Keep your hands off me! Alone at last! Brotherly love after the game! 65 i M----M-..r.. I DIAN WRESTLERS ROW lg Mr. Ryan, Doug Schleichert, lid LeClaire, Reynaldo Varela, Fred Molina, Roger Otto, Mike Munoz. ROW 2: Mike Benedict, John Stuhlman, Steve Landsberger, Felix Casillas, Tony Abbott, Dave Schleichert, Rich Munoz. 66 Feliz Casillas a junior broke all Humboldt records this year with ARE UMBER AGAIN Outstanding performances were turned in by a number of Hum- boldt wrestlers this year. Two outstanding seniors that we will miss next year are co-cap- tains Rich Munoz 8L John Stuhlman. They provided outstanding leadership throughout the year and finished the season with ex- cellant records. Rich was selected as the most valuable wrestler by his teammates. 24 wins and 2 losses. He scored 130 points and had l9 pins. He was also district champion. Felix, I-'red Molina, and Reynaldo Varela have been elected tri-captains for next year. Mike Munoz, a 9th grader, won the district championship at 98 pounds. Doug Schliechert, also a 9th grader, came through with some very important wins to take 3rd in district. Dave Schlie- chert, a sophomore, showed tremendous improvement this year and went on to take Znd place in the district. Humboldt has many promisingi8th, 9th, and l0th grade wres- tlers who showed that they could come through when the chips were down. We are all looking forward to another excellent year next year. This years, success can be attributed mainly to tradition, pride, hard work and determination on the part of some young men on the West Side who never quit. Conference Results 197 l-72 Humboldt Harding Humboldt Washington Humboldt Mechanic Arts Humboldt Highland Humboldt Monroe Humboldt Johnson Humboldt Murray Humboldt Central GYM NASTICS . F' , ., .. at l. .5,.- mxgfbi e ,M 1.7 5 VVH: 'llzznl K E Ms .B M a -4 rw it A .k 1 i X4 ROW 1: Kevin Aeilts, Ken Keapproth, George Deuth, David VanderHayden, Mark Eliason. ROW 2: Kerry Grinnel, Greg Tiger, Pelon Flores, Roger Christianson, Jim VanderHarden, John Javner. One of the most demanding and exciting sports in high school is gymnastics. It is demanding because it takes work to build up coordination and muscles. More important, gymnastics builds self-confidence. Not everyday does one see handstands, twists, flips, etc. This year's Indian Gym team posted a 5-3 conference record and placed 4th in the city race. The team lacked experience, but in- spite of this handicap they brought many exciting moments to the spectators. Head coach George Wallace stated that, next year will be a re- building season for the gymnastics team. Five seniors will be lost through graduation-'two of them our leading scorers, Roger Christiansen and Arnulfo Flores. Coach Wallace hopes that there will be a big turn out. The team had wins over Central, Murray, Mechanic Arts, Mon- roe and Washington. They lost to Harding, Highland and John- son. SWIMMING TEAM ROW l: Chris Adams, Laura Rowan, Debbie Kammerer, Debbie Jackson fmgr.J, Vicki Theno, Michelle Moodie. ROW 2: Bob Marcus, Harvey Buchite, Jim Miller, Dave Jones, Dale Kammerer, Virginia Morin, Ralph Peterson-coach. ROW 3: Mike Maloney, Ron Neimy, Ken Harris, Durk Hanson-capt., Bill Kirk, Bob Drinnen, Jeff Lynch-capt. L- JL lo i -M .,,i ww 65 4- f, 4 The Humboldt guppies swam their way through ' MAR the year with a l-8 record, and finished 7th in l, K' l fej jj iff E 5 the district meet. 5,5 5 4 ' L The team practiced at T.V.I. until January H Q X f. when the new pool at Cherokee Heights was opened. This year, for the first time, girls were added to the swimming team. One of the girls, Shiela Grit- tner, will represent Humboldt as a diver for the team next year. Ralph Peterson, coach, looks forward to a promising 72-73 season. Swimmers compete in conference matches at the T.V.l. pool. This is a typical start- ing routine. 69 I DIANS LACKED DEPTH... ROW l: Ken Keapproth, manager, Robert Leas, manager. ROW 2: Dave Hanson, Don Leseman, Tim Quirk, Brad Gilbert- son, Mike Lofgren, Steve Romanecz, Bob Marascuilo. ROW 3: Mr. Kenneth Mauer, coach, Larry Mike, Jessie Adamez, Bruce VanGuilder, Mike Prow, Greg Rodriquez, Gary Winge, Dan Schlichert. t -fQ , x i I2 il 1 a. f .rf .f .- . 'eii i if i ll 1 I 1 lli.,...1 'ff 1 i - , .- 1 .I . , Q' , ,,,,,, . , siss at , yy . if N V . +1 A I . A xx . ,,kf I - . . I 7. , ,,ff'fl7', . U -V A i eesr ,. gi, as as .iv 4. W . . ,. 1, f , ,, V ,fw 7 Q . A m? 1. .1 tg I ,..r. af ...,,,. E'--' -sa-vwsi. :Lu -tg . Q , xii Zf.v,L.Q' , ' .u. 'Q-v,'7. W - Y a.'.,. '-geo' . .V ,..,-.x,,A' ,X ,,., .AA ,,,, ...ag A-. an .rv .g I had it a second ago! Humboldt's baseball team had its share of bad luck as the 1971 record shows. Under the coaching of Ken Mauer, the Indians finished with a city conference wonflost record of 2 and 7. Mike Prow and Greg Rodrequez were elected the most valuable players of the squad. Don Leseman was elected captain for the 1972 team. Don's election was by vote of his team members. Norman Rynard, for several years coach of Humboldt basketball teams and last yearls coach for B' baseball, will be the new coach of the Indian baseball team. Mr. Rynard replaces Mr. Mauer who has moved to Harding. 70 wg Y , V sm? L is , , K Q, L ,. . ' N' f -A ' K ' N'-A , -A-3 - :iv 1 , . rags!--f,-:ii..Q,f if- V ,., kxnv ' -I-.-3-af f , 5-:.,' 5 ' , 'WV:i'A ? '?5f'2-ff',QI',Q, f 1 -R' ' f K Mn-, -vp ,M W Here it is, Steve! Let me kiss it, Mikie! .Q . 14 A -. , . , ,, -X QM fy, :amiga .. -- i i ,mr-:.fs-4 ..,, Q.. ,, ' 1,7 ' M ,fi ff f' PWM -- 1 -'H V it-jf, v5g?:' 1 finnsif M',L v 'MVA fi V i i' E . U' , i1 , 'g r -' -A L ' H ' H ' lv , '- H .J ' 1 - ' fwwn, -Rig? 'g , ' 'K 'ii V 'K M 753, ,.,.,.,,,,, HQ he m . 4335 3 s V14 ,,..q, N A' - N . Please, Dave, put your arms down x I K 4 ar ., Q .f if 3, rx S ,,,, ' S Q . , HGCKEY . . . . . . A GOOD YEAR LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary LeClair, Jeff Morgan, Mike Casalenda, Dave Hanson, A1 VanZyl, Mr. McDonough, Mike Josephson, Jesus Adamez, Jim Stuhlman, Ron Day, Dan Schleichert, Kneeling: Peter Verdeja, Tim Quirk, Norm Foss, Nick Lardani, Don Leseman, Andy Gross, Doug Ruiz, Dan Tourville. . Conference Record HUMBOLDT 7 Central 7 l Harding 15 3 Mechanic Arts 7 5 Monroe 4 l Johnson l 1 4 1 Washington 2 3 Highland l 5 Monroe 8 4 Highland 8 2 Murry 2 A little warm-up before the game. 72 Two highlights of the l97l-72 Humboldt Hockey Team season were the 5-4 victory over a strong Monroe team and the 3-l vic- torv over Highland Park. The hockey team completed its con- ference schedule winning 5, losing 6 and tying 2. A glance at the scores indicates that many of the losses were by margins of l or 2 goals. This surely indicates the comparative strength of the Indians and bodes well for the seasons to come. Coach McDonough was satisfied that this year's record demon- strated improvement and is optimistic about the future. Individual honors came to David Hanson who was the only play- erin the St. Paul conference to make the All-Metropolitan Team which includes players from inner-city, suburban and parochial schools. Dave is also a two year All-City performer. All-City honorable mentions were given to Jeff Morgan, Don Leseman and Al VanZyl. Let's get the puck in the net guys! Whistling makes the game go faster. 9?'Zv 'fl' ill? lrsufit as 3 A , . ,ve4 ?Z - so 1-1 N554 Q an 'lu r'?-fix? - 'l53 l3'l lair' tt f:'iM'e an'ln'ln'kf1?2?a 'i ififief 'll..' A . k5',l:5s,2i 5 3 Vg'-1 '4p'q...Q1L'l, . Q ' sf 'fi Quia A 9.,-if-1 1 ,lvP!w. y 'w'-10 D - ' if f iaith 2qli'4,.q'.p f -H' .1 . 5943, 4 q4,,qQ olphw .L . it ,.f'+:2.P- O..q,QQqfQ. 3if1't'gs ,Q f yikfig, :- 'O 94f'q?':U:l ' 'QVHS It ls ,NO ..sx,q. ,,- . Q V Q 2 3106 4 f x 1 5 Q ' ' x Oil. 1 spa f3'sS?fs fi-tfnvf -Q V 'Nz 5 r e'ZX.,': 'Input 'Wa - gxfgrui .t I. 5 l 3- 'fbi l'l...'.. 1 s b v by 05 Q 1 ew a -I . W5-VH 'fi fun Nl i.eax,- 1 ' :'..e-:N v8?Ggtg.6i3s'.4,,,:-sis: if' I ,y GOLF. . I W Xivf max. A?- ,J-'W ' v N F A, , H 9 il 'lima-N sf fp ROW l: Paul Baughman, Tim Jack, Jim Halligan, John Friel, ROW 2 Bill Stanek, Greg Banazewski, Pete Nicdzielski, Jeff Morgan, Mr. Ernst. No sport is ever minor to those who play it. Golf is an on-coming activity at Humboldtg and young men like Tim Jack and Pete Niedzielski, only freshmen on last year's golf team, make the prospects for better re- cords very likely at Humboldt. Last season Mr. Ernst's linksmen finished the season with a three and four record. There were losses to Highland, Johnson, Murray and Harding, and wins over Monroe, Central and Mechanic Arts TENN NWO ROW l: Vince Cardinal, .lim Rodriguez, Robert Rush, Luverne Shull, and Dave Peterson, ROW 2: Mr. Abrahamson, Steve Hayes, Dave Miller, Steve Sandbeck, Dan Seivert. Larry Munoz and Fred Frias. Another sport that is catching on at Humboldt is tennis. Though not widely participated in a few years ago, each new season shows a growing number t of West-siders improving their skills with ball and l racket. i Mr. Robert Abrahamson became the coach of the tennis team last year and he is very enthusiastic about the prospect of winning seasons to come. He feels that the tennis team will become better each year and as improvement sets in so will the interest in the sport increase. Managers for the l97l tennis team were Bonnie Kelzer and Nancy Reeves. They performed such duties as making announcements of upcoming games and scheduling matches. The girls plan to continue as managers this year. Team captains for the 1971 team were Fred Frias and Dan Seivert. 75 B-SQUAD FOOTBALL L ,L . L ,wt . M ,. , A .W . -' f X 1 ROW l Gary Belmonte, Joe Wenker, Len Noyola, Rene Delgato, Terry Albrecht, Jon Van Guilder, Nick Puente, Tony Castro, .lim Stuhl- man, Don Day. ROW 2 Brad Drake, Mike Moreno, Rick Albrecht, .leffCrawford, Bill Scherado, Tony Abbott, Bill Lehmann, Mike Hos- salla, Steve Blashka, Dave Deutsch, Nick Lardani. ROW 3 John Castro, Mr. Lopez, Ed Mike, Ed LeClair, Mark Zaspel, John Bukowski, Mike Groetsch, Mark George, Jerry Winge, Chuck Mike, Benji Moreno, Joe Gibbons, Mr. Ekbom, Bruce Crawford. A charging. Washington liriengan' separated qnerteglfiafik Eddie the football iateigggigyethe fourth Eealtlsstisttwfifhaf mlslaks Q bottfs-sggfanxblting tactcteiof hall cazffigelrfygfifgffietttnum- boldt fotfiffkepte the B-bombers jzitffheigame. f ' ' A A valiant defensive effort onthe part of the cntireiteiziigheld the Washittggon team from scoriagfgin the succession that f0 '? ?'f-to tstft 5 ils Qfiffifif55:2f'' . the , 76 L L marched 97 yards to score the game's only touchdown. A pass from LeClerc to Wenker culminated the drive. Final score, Hum- boldt 8, Washington 0. Washington was previously undefeated. The B-squad record for the season: 3 wins, l loss, and 2 ties. Pleased with the team's overall performance, Coach Ekbom looks forward with some apprehension to next year, noting that only five or six experienced ball players will be returning. The squad will have openings for players at all positions. Yet it was ever thus with B teams, Mr, Ekbom philosophizes. We're out there for fun, to teach basic skills and to prepare players for A squad participation. And then, ofcourse, to win games. B-SQUAD BASEBALL ,t ,tk 5 l . Y' IMI Qill - .- - U - Iii 1 g' I ' rt, II ,s .t , rx It Q x . 4314804 .g QYABDIQ g, 9338046 lui nm- ,-,,,g ? W n ge '-... .... .- . ,S .. -- A : ..u. r sg, -f. ... .- .. , , .... .. L... .. '- F-' 'V R - - - 2 1 F-1-553.1 . -1-M aw . t ,. -Q Y, Alf . ' -we t A ur, h ' f Y Af. t , W . , ,. 'K K' K' -if -qt ..., wg? ,, K ROW l: Ronnie Otto, Jim Frame, George Mike, Bob Theno, Dave Schleichert, Mike Caselenda, Roger Theno. ROW 2: Student Teacher, ' as K ' DH ,. f 1232525 5 We ,. Q' if if -a-15-1 ,xylf , 'af at af jfs ,-sf-ff' 'ifgggtfigtfeiwiiif35-nit , 1 -. QfQ , i,iigi?,.!l,ig?ai555Sjtf5:g,'Q:Z'Q'ivE, f- W. t..rfy5g.gg,2iatP-K V .X ask. ti wa, .Qa1efsw aq gggtagg e 4 .. ' ,3i,:,5gfzgEQ,wis5l,,ig5 M 32? Bruce Henrich, Tim Regan, Bob Hayes, Tony Morales, Doug Ruiz, Ed LeClair, Nick Lardani, Mr. Rynard. sfeiaf' X5 if , 5 eff Q f Kg? yi ig nagging? XY a5 LtW'Ev Q22 jg , si. ., as .sail ., As with other B teams, lack of experience always figures in the winfloss statistics. More important than the record however is the fact the boys involved have learned more than the skills of the game. They have, in fact, learned the importance of working together for a common goal. Many of the boys pictured above will move with Mr. Rynard to the varsity team this year. The lessons learned last season will go far toward making this season a suc- cess. 77 sr ae - as 2 wfr'e:,wf44W.g news ..g'g?2 get fsHgggefat,vwmEgya.:5gWf afggmwggs new-flaws aaffsggg Q H , a M K , ii af Pia 5 we gil f tliygjggigi Sti? e: WE ,E milfs miufaifl ,wtsiiia S' an A- ga ' ,5,R?3s5qgff..a.5 agg,wE1QmazQ,3?lag?i9g?i.2i1liW5s,gi,y35155aref.fis5i?Q'.1A?i,fS?.Sl,ptQetts+:zwet P ww- - WK 1 it f 1. 'A JV Qi? 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L we K ' sw if .af 'af:11Q1f1afgszg,yf?f,1 1 l flpiiiggia iei SV - as -,t ,t a-' --afsieaxaigfsza , WI 1.SEMf ifaff's,'ff2i4 -My--M . - , estw vfafw'-aff,-aaa awe'-sg. -M fe M wt we -we -,mttmKas,-:Wimg,,t,,.,,as-.f5,.5z,fea Q - Q sgifg f ,as 'ww as 9 M rife Sw: sm K i New fe aw was B SQUAD WRESTLERS My-H' -'--- ' 'f-' fx Luau: nv.r.r.xm.1 1 EYE uxti' tm to f on mm IA s X 2 5 1 f, F ROW l: Mike Hossalla, Kevin Bartz, Dennis Traynor, Joe Lehmann, Hiliodora Mercado, .lim Sticha. ROW 2: Mr. Ekbom, Ricardo Lo pez, George Mike, Terry Albrecht, Mark Benedict, Paul Mateyka, Ken Bartz. B SQUAD BASKETBALL ROW l Paul Martinek, Joe Letourneau, Jim Frame, George Sticha, Ed Mike, Greg Jennings, Mike Taylor, Jon VanGuilder, Mike Groet- seh, Bob Reddy, Joe Gibbons, Jerry Winge, CENTER Mr. Arnevik. MISSING Dennis Dceb. 78 B SQUAD HOCKEY LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Burg, Len Noyola, George Altendorfcr, Jeff Brevig, Bill Scherado, Jim Olson, Dan Gullickson. Kneeling-David Schmidt, Mike Nieman, Greg Hayes, Mr. Medernach, Pat Lofgren, Chuck Mike, Mitchell Josephson wrestling Outstanding wrestlers for Hum- boldt's B Wrestling Team this year include Jim Sticha, Tony Abbott, Terry Albrecht and Mark Benedict. Parroting the mark of the A Team the B Squad finished the season with a I0-l overall record, topping it with the city championship. Coach Ekbom is looking forward to a strong 1972-73 season as many excellent wrestlers will return. basketball The B Basketball team re- ceived much hustle and hard- work this season from sopho- more John Van Guilder. Coach Arnevik is looking for- ward to a better 1972-73 season. Promising prospects for next year include Greg Jenninges and Mike Groetsch. The boys will need to put in a hard sum- mers work to return next No- vember as varsity ball players. 79 hockey The B hockey team posted a record of 3 wins and 5 losses in city conference play. Captain Chuck Mike was the team's lead- ing goal getter and was voted the most valuable player by his team mates. Assisting Chuck in his duties as captain were Bill Sche- rado and Jeff Brevig. The ex- perience gained in this season's games should lead to improved play both on the part of next year's B's and those boys who will move up to play with the varsity team. Coach Medernach indicated that he was satisfied with the team's performance. xg, :., ,S as KI G DAVE 8L EBBIE M3 ,:v,, A is 'Ei-'wen fiiwkiglg ,wg M.. . is ,gif , Egii. 2- in if fi . W 4-T, in 4 AJ, 1 'MRKH' I .. HOMECOMING 1971 NX 82 it , . ff L 3 7 f x I X V iQ hlxi, hlgh Q.. yt so As the lights went down and the band began to play our l97l Homecoming coronation was underway. The lovely candidates for queen of homecoming were Pat Achman escorted by Don Leseman, Pam Mohrland escorted by Chris Bisciglia, Debbie Nelson escorted by Dave Hanson, Mary Otto escorted by Arnu- fulo Flores, and Pat Schnoover escorted by Rich Munoz. As the tension rose, Debbie Nelson was crowned l97l Homecoming Queen. lt was truly a beautiful assembly and Neptune's Garden was a wonderful setting for it. Our Homecoming game was played against Mechanic Arts. We defeated them 44 to IZ. One of the highlights of homecoming week was the girl's powder puff football games. The sophomore girls were the undefeated team and won the championship. There was one mishap during the week, Mary Frame, the seniors star player broke her ankle, but she courageously played on till the end. Our great home- coming week came to an end with the dance. The Marauders played and everyone who was there had a good time. MSNO-DAY WITH YCU '72 84 99 FUN AT PGWDER HGRN PARK W 85 SNO-DAY'S LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Olson, Beth Meli, Cheryl Roth, Henry Amon QNN LEFT T0 YN? RIGHT: Ray Achman, Cindy Olson, Janice Theno, Rick Lopez 86 In RGYAL COURT 'X mb-wp. A x ,rxfn Q V .L L LEFT TO RIGHT: Doug Ruiz, Dorothy Menchaca, Mark Steinoff, Cindy Wenzel, Dan Tourville, Roxy Hauck. if ,Li ky .ws- LEFT TO RIGHT: Pelon Flores, Mary Otto, Pat Achman, Mike Josephson 87 Q' X ! ' I'd recognize that face anywhere! I got him first! NW Say uncle! And that's the truth! 88 All my children! BABES IN TOYLANDN Q i Q 1 Look at them legs! b.. U i . - IW 2 If: Rumsky and Bumsky at your service! Look Mom! No cavities! ,.'- 89 ZND ANNUAL l They call me the little big man. SPIRIT D Y! That's the new fashion in swimsuits forthe coming season. The biggest surprises come in little packages. 90 ,A Y ' W iF f V 1f2q,,f-Q. . W 05,9 Y f i, 4A Y 'A 3 s s 4 A X X, - ks! , vw .3-s.i..L,, ,.,, 4 3 --Ay - , A.,z,z,,...,,, f . ffff Qs, -1- wen i . XR, an , i ..g, L, , f,,-1 Vw Q 1 Q Si Ia' , J, -4 . -2 . A 5 X K A Q Q W ' 3 V-. 1 x . ' ,:,g,,,2: gg, 1 -lm .NW- ? MQ N. Q fw- 4-.- af M- -x ......,.,-,.........-. .-f -.'1t'-X51 fm? i k fy V f? X, ... wi , fi www, .- A Q. . ex . . M! - .am-i ' . if 4 2 2 F? N 2 . -rv ' 9 . 1' I, - i -f,, , kk,, 25, gf M My X ,,- , 5 - Y 'G 'Tr i Q r as - ,,,,, W.,-1 gm: ,iiii f ' 2 : , ..-f :V 'ff Ss, .- f ii US, WATCHING THE SIGNS ALONG THE WAY, TALKING IT OVER, JUST THE TWO OF US, WORKING TOGETHER, DAY TO DAY .... TOGETHER AND WHEN THE EVENING COMES, WE SMILE. SO MUCH OF LIFE AHEAD, WE'LL FIND A PLACE WHERE THERE'S ROOM TO GROW. . .AND YES WE'VE JUST BEGUN. UST BEGU 92 and when the evening comes 3 'A Y . . .we'll find a place XS 93 M, 2 3 '?f'4Q2i YN fi Cx- his E ' V5 5 F 1 Q he 2 3- : 555-3 C5 'Q - E f 1 2 - is Q 263257 5 35 oGY'f 'f, Q.. 151039 5, 4 :Ll .J !g STUDE T COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD ROW l: Mary Otto, Chuck Repke, Roxy Hauck, Mike Blair. ROW 2: Sharon Nelson, Cheryl Newcomb,Jim Leahy, Jean Behan Shelia Grittner ROW l: Kelly Miller, Debbie Jackson, Katie Dwyer, Diane Cervantez, George Deuth, Chris Adams, Mary Schuweiler, Judy Abbott, Rose Castro, Stephanie Chavez, Roxanne Smith. ROW 2: Tomina Munos, Patty Hunter, Marsha Josephson, Marie Hauek, Harvey Buchite, Josie Richie, Joe Lucio, Mike Brue, Patty Neimy, Jim LeTourneau, Pat Achman. ROW 3: Kevin Meath, Lupe Vasquez, Mary Vasterling, Denise Roering, Pelon Flores, Shiela Grittner, Nancy Kysylyezyn, Debbie Glewwe, Marty Moreno, Val Lengsfeld. ROW 4: Leslie Walters, Debbie Nelson, Doreen Aielts, Roger Smith, Keith Sather, Don Lesemen, Dave Hanson, Doug Lahey, Mike lfischbach, Rich Herrera. 96 JU IOR HIGH STUDE T COUNCIL V ROW l: Kelly Miller, Pat Niemy, Mike Brue. ROW 2: Phillip Bergstrom, Patsy Moreno, Laurie Lofgren, Kim Nelson, Michelle Modie. ROW 3:Joanne Theno, Ruth Moreno, Kim Mclilmury, Patty Bejblik, Patty Ferber, Vicki Theno. ROW 4: Lynette Gall, Anna Marie Goldberg, Linda Ahlstrom, Janice Theno, Debbie McCann, Linda Diedrich. ROW 5:iDavid Gall, Mary Lull, Carol Sehoonover, Greg Jenniges, Debbie Barbato, Cindy Olson. The Junior High Student Council initiated its first full year of organized activity under the sponsorship of Mrs, Janet Huddleston. The successful Thanks- giving basket drive attested to the ability ofthe younger students to undertake school responsibil- ities, The council was also active in planning ac- tivities of Snow Day with the Senior High Council. ln the future, exclusive Junior High activities are planned. Look Out World. . .Here I Come!! 97 if-. Fishback, Gary Helegson, Everett Fontaine, Steve Borgan STAGE FORCE AUDIO VISUAL STAFF CENTER: Ben Bagley LEFT TO RIGHT: Harry Winters, Tom Brevig, Charles Hrdlicka, Mike 98 G.A.A. ROW l: Anna McDonough, Susie Wachter, Kathy Ross, Gay Strom, Mary Jo Lucio, Yvonne Singer, Ruth Moreno, Lori Lofgren, Kim Nelson, Patsy Moreno, Lisa Martin, Linda Garske. Dawn Sullivan. ROW 2: Vicki Theno, Kim Mel-Qlmury, Debbie Prow, Kim Rowan, Barb Abrass, Debbie Schroeder, Sheri Hossalla, Cindy Mcblmury, Connie Blaschlca, Anna Marie Goldberg, Patti Bejblik, Kathy Letourneau. ROW 3: Linda Diederich, Pat Brysky. Pat Meyer, Kathy Reicher. Sue Kegler. Tomina Munos. Josie Richie. Patti Hunter, Theresa Vasquez, Danielle Lucio, Debbie Sheppard, Cheryl Handy, Marge Bukowski, ROW-1: Roxanne Deuth. Carla Monzel, Kathy Dickey, Patty Halligan, Laura Mader, Debbie Loe, Mary Higgs, Lori Martin, Lorraine Sandbeek. Debi Barbato, Laura Dow, Denise Roering, Mary Vasterling LIFE ARROW AGENTS ROW li Philip Bergs trom, Anna Me Donough, Veronica Gelting, George Deuth Kathy LeTourneau. ROW 21 Michele Mo odie. Terry Vasquez, Mary Lull, Judy Bliss- enbach, Debbie Kam- merer. ROW 3: Pat Achman, Joanne New- comb, Jeanne Ander- son, Steph Worlie, Debbie Glewwe. ROW 4: Leslie Walters, Debbie Loc, Mary Higgs, Mary Bolle, Mary LeTourneau ag i, 99 IJSHWESS CLIJ gwgx ROW l: Janie Vondrasek, Mary Frame, Debbie Schade, Diane Cervantez, Sue Schuldt, Pam Mohrland, ROW 2:Pat Meyer, Carolyn Gal- legos, Terry Vasquez, Patty Mike, Roxanne Smith, Jody Amacher, Carla Romero. ROW 3: Pat Cassidy, Patti Hunter, Dianne Lehman, Pat Achman, Vicki Eliason, Kathy Romero, Sue Dalton, Joan Cubus. ROW 4: Cathy Zaine, Leslie Walters, Maureen Davis, Debbie Loe, Virginia Morin, Dathy Dickey, Jeanne Anderson, Maureern Martin. KICLUB ROW l: Mrs. Hopen, Sheila Cassidy, Kathy Eccles, Donna Shepherd, Patti Mike, Mary Puente. ROW 2: Francisco Ramirez, Linda Schull, Linda Montemarano, Sue Medina, Vince Cardinal. ROW 3: Mr. Hart, Marsha Josephson, Joanne Newcomb, Kathy Dickey, Mary Brown, Leslie Walters, Kevin Meath. ROW 4: Dan Appleby, Dave Wal- ters, Ken Harris, Mike Fischbach, Mary Higgs, George Kolstad, Doug Labey lOO STUDE T AFFAIR OFFICE SCHOOL SERVICE ROW lt Mrs. Hopen, Chris Adams, Shiella Grittner, Merry Bolle, Cindy Ross, Mr. Hernandez. ROW 2: Cheryl Newcomb, Bonnie Haglund, Becky Smith, Juanita Elizando, Pat Neimy, Laurie Lofgren lOl ROW l: Jean Schoonover, Linda Justice, Bonnie Hag- lund, Nora Vargus, Pam Mohrland, Juanita Eli- zando, Lora Welling. ROW 2: Cindy Ross, Barb Mudek, Sherry Burback, Diane Rogers, Carolina Gallegos, Glenda Strom, Roxanne Smith. ROW 3: Terry Vasquez, Bev Kelzer, Karen DeNardo, Shiela Grittner, Sue Dalton, Pat Cassidy, Nancy Reeves. ROW4: Bonnie Kelzer, Fern Kreselhorst, Judy Bengston, Mary Bolle, Becky Straus, Doreen Allers, Joan Livingston. THESPIANS ROWI: Debbie Reavis, Roxanne Smith, Patti Hunter. ROW 2: Mrs. Hanson, Debbie Sheppard, Debbie Kammer. ROW 3: Pam Bredehoft, Valerie Lengsfeld, Debbie Jackson. ROW l: Jane VonDrasek, Kathy Dickey, Chris Bis- ciglia, Sue Schuldt. ROW 2: Dave Hanson, Pelon Flores, Mary Higgs, Steve Lewsader, Rich Munoz, Debbie Nelson F.H.A. 102 UNIOR ACHIEVEME T ROW l:David Ross, George Deuth, Norita Fawcett, lnef Guajardo, Laurie Sediel, Dorothy Menchaca, Terry Thursti. ROW 2: Cindy Ross, Betty Reicher, Lora Grant, Denise Pastorius, Laureen Heininger, Linda Strassner, Linda .Justice ROW 3: Denise Blomgren, Debbie Glewwe, Doreen Allers, Fern Kieselhorst, Jim Letourneuu, Vicki Eliason, Nancy Littfin. ROW 4: Laura Carlson, Dave Walters, Larry Munoz, Keith Sather, Jim Roussin, Mark Elisen, Judy Bengston, Jo Zafke, lO3 THE JOB ROW l: Rachel Gonzalez, Luis Resendez, Niomi Ahlberg, Amelea Ruiz, Dan Patrick, ROW 2: Bill Gar- cia, John Burg, Rolland Martinez, Tony Luna. ROW 31 John Simon, Greg Banaszewski, Ray Garcia, Mark Bast, Richard Kabin- ski. HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY AIDES i IO4 Mr. Garlough Mrs. Barron Sue Schoonover Debbie Saunders Shiela Mudek Barb French Sue Kvilhaug Roxanne Kloeppel Under the guidance of Mr. Garlough and Mrs. Barron, members of the Historical Society collect, catalogue, and provide for the saving of data pertinent to the activities ofthe school. Collected mate- rials are secured and filed under appropriate headings so that individuals or organ- izations wishing information about Humboldt from the past have only to consult with members of the Historical Society. Richard Olson Barb French Mary Jo Hager Gary Kocienda Mrs. Barron Steve Voiles Mary Ruiz Sue Kvilhaug Roxanne Kloeppel Elverna Baptiste Diane Lalfavor Paz Balajadia H-CLUB ROW 1: Dave Hanson, Bob Marascilo, Jesus Adamez, Mr. Ryan. ROW 2: Robby Leas, Chris Bisciglia, Joe Lucio, Doug Ruiz, Fred Frias, Reynaldo Varela. ROW 3: Harry Winters, Felix Casillas, Mark Steinhoff, Jon Van- Guilder, Dennis Thul, Rich Munoz. ROW4: Gary Le- Clere, Bob Abbott, Rich Her- rera Dan Rcedy, Ron George, Don Leseman, Paul Helegson. H-Clubbers Lay it on as cheerleaders for Spirit day! 105 ARROW STAFF ROW l: Janie VonDrasek, Pam Mohrland, Kathy Eccles, Glenda Strom, Betty Reicher, Sheila Johnson, Judy Blissenbach, Sue Fetaer, Mary Frame, Bev Schaefer, Mrs. Carter ROW 2: Cheryl Newcomb, Danielle Lucio, Tomina Munoz, Mary Vasterling, Rose Castro, Jo- anne Johnson, Nancy Reeves, Lydia Glanton, Carolina Gallegos, Ed LeClair ROW 3: Judy Abbott, Debbie Nelson, Bob Marascuilo, Jer- ry Thompson, Rich Munoz, Pelon Flores, Cary Grinnell, Marty Moreno, Chris Bisciglia, Wayne Bell. ROW 4: Steve Gurtin, Debbie Loe, Dave Hanson, Diane LaFavor, Mike Blair, Bob Abbott, Greg Stream, Virginia Morin, Sally Austin, Barb Kolb. Working ambitiously to inform and involve Humboldt students in the school's activi- ties are the ARROW staff and adviser. This group strives constantly to provide stu- dents with a unique 'picture' of the things that happen at Humboldt. Stories for the ARROW are submitted by reporters from the journalism classes, are edited by student editors and approved by ARROW adviser, Mrs. Janice Carter. Along with supplying the newspaper with copy, journalism students are responsible for learning the basics of good journalism and newspaper make-up. Their studies in- clude: the format of a newspaper, writing headlines, copy reading, and editing. lO6 . . . ...thePrimahCurse Huddled together in a corner of the room, as if to excape the pressures ofmissed deadlines are the staffwho proudly bring you this book. Arnulfo Flores, Jeanne Anderson, Chris Bisciglia, Mary Higgs, Debbie Loe, Steve Sandbeck, Leslie Walters, and Caroline Gallegos. Pictured about nervously sort- ing pictures for pretending toj is Mary Letourneau, the staffs only sophomore. At the right, laughing at something he'd just said is the staffs only adviser Mr. Calvin Klawitter. lO7 There are no projects in high school that are more purely a labor of love than the publication of an annual. We got up early in the morning and stayed late into the evening so many days that when it was all over we just couldn't believe we'd done the whole thing! . We make no apologies for this year's LIFE. Where we have erred we are sorry, where we have omitted we are sorry, and where we have been less than profess- ional, we are sorry, but we make no apologies. If you think the book if o.k. you may tell us. Ifyou don't like it, come in next year and make it better or share the heat . A CHOIR ROW l: Belen Juarez, George Deuth, Barb Lang, Kathy Wallner, Cindy Westbrook, Becky Smith, Sheila Mudek, Barb French, Cindy Ross, Sandy Yanez, Kathy Eccles.ROW 2:Roxanne Schultz, Francyne Crowe, Sue Dalton, Pat Cassidy, Nancy Malloy, Laura Rowan, Reynaldo Varelo, Peter Verdeja, Josie Richie, Roxanne Kloepple, Sue Kvilhaug, Maria Moryn. ROW 3: Dan Schliechert, Lupe Vasquez, Roberta Reed, Lyssa Schnichels, Maria Reyes, Jean Wenker, Debbie Nelson, Debbie Glewwe, Dianne Marx, Debra Motz, Sherry Bur- bach.ROW 4: Paul Helegson, Gary Helegson, Dave Hanson, Don Zafke, Dennis Thul, Fred Cooper, Tony Castro, Rich Munoz, Joe Vega, Debbie Rowe, Nancy Litfin, Val Lengsfeld. Y 5 , wav I W 'S-. ROW l: Adela Garcia, Mary Vovdrasek, Pat Brysky, Lori Plante, Verna Mudek, Betty Riecher, Elva Castro, Sharon LaVelle, Debbie Kammerer, Sarah Verela, Benjie Moreno, Dinnah Wallner. ROW 2: Roxie Hauch, Danielle Lucio, Tomina Munoz, Judy Abbott, Rose Castro, Nora Vargas, Sue Medina, Bev Kelzer, Kathy Marx, Lora Grant, Vickie Eliasen, Everette Fontaine. ROWf3: Gaylene Westfall, Maureen Martin, Faye Medenwaldt, Sur Lockwood, Elizabeth Gruber, Denise Pastorious, Debbie Prokop, Debbie Gordan, .loan Living- stone, Kathy Litfin, Doreen Allers, Stephanie Worlie. ROW 4: Diane Lafavor, Debbie Vanderbeek, Amy Hunkins, Dave Schliechert, John Gudim, Bob Hayes, Bill Parilow, Steve Borgan, Lori Martin, Rich Herrera, Rich Rizo, Steve Landsberger, Bonnie Kelzer. lO8 B CHOIR Q ajididw i i i 5' '17 S r . l 3 s new ff 4 ifs ' rt if I f X Y A GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: ROW l: Debbie Rivas, Kathy Wallner, Barb Mudek, Betty Reicher, Kathy Reicher, Shiela Mudek. ROW 2: Barb Austin, Lora Grant, Debbie Glewwe, Sue Medina, Bonnie Haglund, Mary Schuweiler, ROW 3: Laureen Heininger, Elizabeth Gruber, Doreen Allers, Alicia Drinnin, Nancy Litfin, Kathy Litfin, lO9 ROW l: Robbie Leas, Leda Wilcoxen, Debbie Rivas, Cindy Duerscherl, Gloria Holgin, Carol Herman, Cindy Yanez, Kim Vossen. ROW 2: Linda Diedrich, Lynne Nehring, Debbie Shepherd, Bonnie Haglund, Greg Hayes, Barb Mudek, Mary Jo Hager, Kathy Reicher. ROW 3: Peggy Huth, Sue Rodriguez, Lenore Warling, Carla Monzel, Debbie Kendall, Robin Thurber, Roxanne Mischler, Denise Blomgren. ROWf4: Pat Wondra, Barb Niedzielski, Marty Moreno, Don Day, James Bolle, Doug Bergstrom, Vickie O'Flannagan, Patty Halligan, Michele Schultz. AS THE BAND MARCHES 2 il ai E ,455 , ' ff' V ' ' f f at x' ., N K M ,QV ,, ,t , . M we , '::-ff W 1 - J, tc, , A if-5? A'kLl ,fs 2 f ,.., ,574 , Majorettes, Jody Amacher, Llil-'T TO RIG HT, Marie Hauek, Stephanie Chavez, Roxanne Smith, Denise Roering, Mr. Schweizer, lst ROW, Steve Goulet, Donna Woelfel, Ruth Moreno, .loannc Theno, Kathy Walters, Laura Carlson, Linda Strasscner, Beverly Long, Debbie Barbato, Marge Bukowski, 2nd ROW, Debbie Loc, Marsha Josephson, Steve Quirk, Mary Higgs, Debbie Wells, Alan Kaup, George Kolstad, Jonielyn Marson, Janice Theno, Stephanie Fawkncr, Rose Rogers, Roxanne Capiz, Kathy Dickey, James Glanton, Mary Brown, Carol Moenke, 3rd ROW, Roy Rios, Scott Spatafore, Dan Solum, Mitchel Josephson, Arnold Amacher, Ben Moreno, Joanne Kennedy, Kathy Wilson, Jeff Brevig, Richard Martin, Sue Rothi, David Schmitt, Mary Sheppard, Bill Rcicher, Cheryl Oase, Jean Bchan, Robert Reedy, Tammy lfirkus, Bill Schellberg, Rick Firkus, Rael,,ynn Marx, Wally Jensen, 4th ROW, Raule Tejeda, Ruthann Alfveby, Kathy Schnichels, Rodney Marquardt, Jon VanGuilder, Jim Sarau, Greg Ramirez, Paul Roller, Doug Schleichert, Bob Markus, Tom Schwab, Rick Smith, Bob Drinnin. 'Zi AHEAD ..... kt nf AMW iy. TV, 45' N 5. 9. S .1 t f dvr. P' jfi 'Q I is ., - in A - if W V I , . '. an ' it.. .Q Aman. au... W1 4 . .+. 2 A' .... ,, -.arahm TNHYQZE-.t f ' A 'ix' ' Nuov- a . L .... . .5 , y. - 1 . W f ,re ., - g k j, .f as ,. 1 I-f U in A ,sz K J I 'Q , A t i '49 QL' La .4 r t a 1. , .3 ' , 5 ,gg K s A My 5 . 5 X f I 5 Y 7 n R, ,Q F . A4 li Y .. aff' - . ftfeffx. Q 4 r 2 fa 'Met -Q. r A f - ' e 1. -- x fy ' - Zi f . f..,, ri, ' V . Liffwi .is A ...rf 3 WV' .gi 'X A wares' LN it 'v . - c . V, 'H ' , ftf . X ' 'tg 'tg A . . 'xiii ' A -L ' ,L-L jg iw? re--.. 4 ..-?1- K - ff, ' ,. . is , r f,,-- - 5E..semne.-. ...az ff.-iff-Wt.. if -Ap. .-:wig fit 'fig-34'j1'+:'r I egg. ..z:,.i.f5ii'i'f'lf! 'wgfyt i Q' A t .. f.?f f:ftlfa21tpft?ffe?me +,.'.. F'LTJf55 sf ' eww-.ff t .. f' 1. f I 1 2 u. si-it ta 1 . 1 ia - .tat . s'?i: 'Si . . Again this year the band was very active and promoted plenty of spirit at school activities. They also participated in many parades and community functions. The band made appearances at the dedication ofthe San Miguel Apartments, City Hall, P.T.A. meetings and more. The big activity in the fall was the sponsoring ofthe United States Marine Band on October 27, 1971. il- ug-i ' H The majorettes and pep squad have done a fine job this year highlighting the band. The picture above was taken at a performance for the promotion ofthe United States Marine Band at Minnesota Plaza. Mr. Schwietzer leads concert band at Wilder Nursing Home appearance. l l l HUMBOLDT MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Stephanie Chavez, Marie Hauck, Jody Amacher, Deniee Roering, Roxane Smith. Leading lormations in drill ex- ercises to the delight of Hum- boldt lans are the majorettes. Led this year hy Jody Amaeher, the girls were on hand for every parade. There can he no doubt that the hours of practice that go into the making ol' majorette skills are hours well spent. The band and the spectators are grateful to these girls for their cheerful diligence. ,A MAJORETTES SALUTE VANS. .. ll2 I DIA ETTES ROW 1: captains: Sue Parkos, Debbie Glewwe. ROW 2: rifles: Kim Henrich Becky Smith, Stella Castille, Debbie Jackson, Debbie Kammerer. ROW 3: flags: Gloria Velas- quez,Romona Reyes, Doreen Aeilts, Sheila Gritt- ner, Debbie Shep- perd, Linda Justice, Kathy Miller, Pam Bredehoft, Sarah Varela, Pat Wall- ner, .lean Dwyer COLOR G ARD ROW l:Juanita Eli- zando, Kathy Wall- ner, Chris Adams, Diane Bryant, Steph Robinette. ROW 2: Dianne Cervantes, Maria Moryn, Sha- ron LaValle, Terry Appleby, Mary Sto- ven, Mary Ruiz. ROW 3: Debbie Saunders, Patty Neimy, Kathy Koeh- nen, Laura Rowan, Patti Hunter. ROW 4:Denise Michal- ski, Colleen Cherry, Val Lengsfeld, Nancy Littfin, Lau- reen Heininger, Cindy Wenzel. ll3 Rose Castro Stephanie Worlie Pat Achman Maureen Martin Debbie Schade Pat Schoonover Pam Mohrland Jane VonDrasek Pat Achman Sue Schuldt Stephanie Worlie Pam Mohrland FOOTBALL SQUAD 1 a i 5 i j. iw A Q 1 A f ,YT HOCKEY SQUAD 66 114 B A S K S E T U B A A D L L ROW l: Debbie Schade, Maureen Marlin, Roxy Hauck. ROW 2: Karen Denarso, Pat Schoon- over, Rose Castro. B-SQUAD ROW l: Joanne Theno, Kathy Mayer, Carol Schoonover, Sue Schoon- over, Janice Theno. ROW 2: Mary Lull, Cindy Bakko. ROW 3: ElvaCastro. Cherokee State Bank 607 So. Smith Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 55107 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Heartiest Congratulations CLASS OF 1972 Congratulations BURT HEDSTRGM and Representative Best Wishes of AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY John M. Frantes, Sons Plumbing and Heating Tom: Class of'45 Dick: Class of'39 880 S. Smith at 222-8513 Annapglig, 3016 Forest LHTIC Hopkins, Minnesota 55343 Phone 935-4779 PUBLISHERS OF THE '72i'LlFE K + . Q'5fL.E4,R.3.9! SON STREET ' BETWEEN IOTH AND HTH ' SAINT PAULMINNESOT. School Photography PROMS weddings Portrarture Industrial Aerial Photography COMMERCIAL Heartiest Congratulations CLASS OF 1972 MINNESOTA STATE BANK South Robert at Concord MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Congratulations from First Federal Savings and Loan Association 1225 South Robert West Saint Paul, Minnesota Signal Hills Shopping Center RIVERVIEW CYCLE '72ycar of HIT-tr Tom Melby Bob Melby Class of'45 Class of'56 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1972 HUM BOLDT PARENT - TEACHERS ASSOCIATION STUDENT COUNCIL BRINGS YOU: ATHLETIC 8L CLUB SUPPORTQ SPONSERSHIP OF GOOD- NEIGHBOR R PROJECTS, SPECIAL EVENTS. ADVISE ROYAL CANDIDATES WINTER FUN H9 SCHOOL SPIRIT SAINT PAUL PUBLIC SCHOOLS iQ BOAR D OF EDUCATION ,f4A1ii 41:'i :i i ' Y Mrs. G. Theo. Mitau Dr. George O. Berry Howard M. Guthmann Emery Barrette Chairman Clerk Treasurer Member 1 I .5.., , Clare W. Karsten George Latimer Robert Lowe, Sr. Member Member Member ADMINISTRATION Dr. George P. Young Superintendent M V ,Y John T.Lackner Kenneth A.Berg Raymond A. Dolen Gordon E. Miniclier Deputy Superintendent Assistant Superintendent 120 Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent , 1 Q Pj j W WZMSJBI Wx fQf1YfLffQvkffH7'lQa UWWMMK' 'QUE Hwwpfmiwogwwf, www mffff www www? wb WHL 'elif X1 Y. Q P F , - . Ck X-959 T sys k of X5 f i l 1 , Q 5 l w L I QW W ,K E3 .250 f-M a X J XWKX-,gxfzv 'IMF fififf