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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1974 volume:

,fn Q W-T I 1 'g --' ,ha .u-. Cl- IPD SENIORS 3 LINDERCLASSMEN 25 ACTIVITIES 43 HOMECOMING 44 LIS SISIQ-DAY 48 GPERETTA 52 PLAY 53 ,, PROM 54 g , 4' HONORSOCIETY 56 45 SPORTS 57 CLUBS 81 FACULTY 105 ADS 118 I 'lvl' ff K n N...-1 I QI, lk svmomxgf. SNWDMS ,X 05955 ,qxff J-H-XQY5 'Yhzcry of Stnkor High! Q ,N SSESYXXQ :YQ ofmces wave? 80 ARNU ESS CP-bam N X1 ,Y C, P 5x uuem cow 04- 77, Q P Univmmes ' OUJDeR Porn .nu mean.. - -vragk X X sigh-,ng xlearbooks -Q HALL PASSES -Wg 'LNDXPN ., Qmx DW SHLES HON Ufef, J, PEP ASSEMBUESE WRESTLING, oqhnc .. H0015 Y W FAVORITE T5 I OU!-'erc1 usFETERlA SBYINQ hoongyev ACHGRS . BPM- Temzs C'OU 9Q BBKEX 0 CJ CD Q O , -' ll jj 4-'ia :A i 1 Qu .5 1 I ' V ,At 1 in e A Q t X M J 4 gm QT ,541 42.9 f ' - A 3 U '15, 5 FU - Q I 1' 3 -p M X - SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEE SEATED: KATIE DWYER, FRED COOPER, IOLENE PETERSON, VAL MURRAY. ROW 2: IO KENNEDY, KATHY WALLNER, CEIL La BARRE, IOHN EKLUND, CARRIE GUSTAFSON, DEBBIE KAMMERER. ROW 3: NANCY KYSYLYCZYN, DOREEN ROWE, TERRI APPLEBY, SANDY MECK, DENISE ABLAN. ROW 4: DEBBIE MONTOUR, PAM BREDEHOFT, HARVEY BUCHITE, DEBBIE ROWE, DOREEN AEILTS, VAL LENGSFELD. The senior class officers this year were: Katie Dwyer, President, Fred Cooper, Vice-Presi- dent, lolene Peterson, Secretary, and Val Mur- ray, Treasurer. The class of '74 has worked hard since their sophomore year. They have sponsored dances, daisy sales, and pennant sales, all leading up to the prom in their junior year. In their senior year they made plans for fund raising activities and the class trip. ANTHONY ABBOTT RICK ALBRECHT TERRI APPLEBY I . DENISE ABLAN DOREEN AEILTS MARY AGUILAR I ED ANGSTMAN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED IIM FRAME AND KATIE DWYER BARB AUSTIN DIANE BAGLEY CAROL BALSIMO KEN BARTZ MIKE BENEDICT 5 PAUL BERGSTROM STEVE BLASCHKA DAN BLOCH ROXANNE BLOCK DENISE BLOMGREN IAMES BOLLE CHERLYN BOOKER BIGGEST FLIRTS MARY VONDRASEK AND BEN MORENO DIANE BORGAN ROSANNE BRAVO PAM BREDEHOFT 6 IEFF BREVIG LAUREL BROWNLEE DIANA BRYANT HARVEY BUCHITE D we we RS BALK To THE Loman Rom M 5 -gs, Amon X gat ivtgvrgyrn ah oiw LB 4 7f?2,fA5 Fan OMNI GREG BURG MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED IOANNE KENNEDY AND HARVEY BUCHITE LAURA CARLSON TONY CASTRO ELVA CASTRO STEVE CERVANTEZ BILL CHRISTESEN 7 HY DAVID CONTRERAS FRED COOPER JEFF CRAWFORD DENNIS DEEB RENE DELGADO HUMBOLDT'S WITTIEST SENIORS DENNIS DEEB AND TERRI APPLEBY GEORGE DEUTH KATHIE DRINNIN KATHERINE DWYER IOHN EKLUND MARK ELIASEN 8 ANTONIQ ELIZONDQ IUANITA ELIZONDO RICK FIRKUS HM FRAME 'lx LUPE FRANCO L J.k.q.x 5 PRETTIEST SMILES IOLENE PETERSON AND STEVE CERVANTEZ LORI FURU W 'lx rf. D .,-A 'JN . W mi X 7M4 ADELLE GARCIA RAY GARCIA MARK GEORGE IOEGIBBONS 9 ANDY GROSS CARRIE GUSTAFSON MARY IO HAGER JIM HALLIGAN DURK HANSON DEBBY HAYES SHIEST LORI FURU AND IOE GIBBONS CAROL HEINECKE Va LAUREEN HEININGER KIM HENRICH CAROL HEPMANN 10 F I f 1 if 'h,: I T Y JI 1 PAUL HEIB ROBIN HOGAN GLORIA HOLGIN TIM IACK DEBBIE IACKSON MOST TALKATIVE KATHY KOEHNEN AND RICK FIRKUS WALLY IENSEN x .L DAVID IONES DEBBIE KAMMERER ALAN KAUP ALAN KEIL 11 wiv' IOHN KEIL IOANNE KENNEDY FERN KIESELHORST KATHY KOEHNEN DON KRUPENNY MOST INTELLECTUAL JOHN EKLUND AND DEBBIE KAMMERER NANCY KYSYLYCZYN ,WIS CEIL LaBARRE SCOTT LaFAVOR RANDY LANGENENKS NICK LARDANI 12 , ,l 1 SHARON LaVALLE TOM LEAHY ED LeCLAIR BILL LEHMANN . VALERIE LENGSFELD is mmf MOST ATHLETIC DAVE SCHLEICHERT AND BEV SCHAEFER 1 JOE LETOURNEAU MARY LeTOURNEAU NANCY LITTFIN RENELLE LOPEZ PAUL MARTINEK 13 DOMINGO MARTINEZ FRANK MAURICIO KATHY MAYER BILL MCELMURY SANDY MECK A Q 3 KLASS KLOWNS DOREEN ROWE AND ED MIKE MIKE MEDINA CHUCK MIKE ED MIKE KATHY MOHRLAND DEBBIE MONTOUR 111 ? ' BEN MORENO MIKE MORENO VAL MURRAY KARYN NEUBAUER PETE NIEDZIELSKI BEST ARTISTS DURK HANSON AND MARY LeTOURNEAU SCOTT NORTON LEN NOYOLA ROSA NOYOLA VlCKIE O'FLANAGAN DON OHMANN 15 uI 4IA IANET PARTLOW IOLENE PETERSON any 4.44.1 1-ff THOMAS PLANTENBERG STEVE RAMSTAD ROBERT REEDY BETTY REICHER fkfg i' 2 Q I' NANCY REID SHIRLEY REYES FRIENDLIEST LAURA CARLSON AND FRED COOPER W ,lbw STEPHANIE ROBINETTE PAUL ROELLER DAVID ROSS DEBORAH ROWE DOREEN ROWE PRETTIEST EYES CHARLES MIKE AND NANCY LITTFIN RICHARD SCHADE BEVERLY SCHAEFER WILLIAM SCHELBERC- 17 KATHLEEN ROWE MIKE RUSH DEBBIE SAUNDERS is II1. 1 fray! 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X .-W' 1 MARY STOVEN LINDA STRASSENER GINGER STROM IAMES STUHLMAN X I H NED SWENTIK MOST ATTRACTIVE TONY ELIZONDO AND LAUREL BROWNLEE MICHAEL TAYLOR ROGER THENO TIMOTHY THOEMKE ION VANGUILDER GLORIA VELASQUEZ 19 MARY VONDRASEK ELLEN WALLIN KATHY WALLNER DAVE WALTERS IOE WENKER HUMBOLDT'S OLDEST STUDENT GAYLENE WESTFALL TONI WHITESIDE KATHY WILSON IERRY WINGE IOYCE WOOD 20 RHODA YANEZ LEANNEYOUNESS MARYIO ZAFKE STEVE BROTZLER ELIZABETH SEIVERT CATHY ARLINGTON DOUG ASHTON MARK BENEDICT STEVE BERDA IOANNE BIRD IEFF CHAMBERS CONRAD CORDOVA TERRY DANNER TERRI DEFOE HEIDI DENDA BOB DOCHNIAK SUE DRINNIN IIM EXLEY CHRIS EXLEY RICHARD GARCIA IIM GORR TERESE GOUETTE STEVE GOULET ROSE GROLLA IUDY HEDLUND DIANA KAST DENICE KLEIN SHUTTER SHY ?I CLARENCE LAROCQUE TOM LEPPLA MARIO MORENO PAUL NAGURSKI RENITA PICOTTE NICK PUENTE RAMONA REYES TERRY SALAS BILL SCHERBEL ROXIE SCHMIDT RICHARD SCHOUMAKER IOHN SOTO DIANE STAUCH TERRY THURSTIN LIDIA VASQUEZ RANDY WATSON TERRY WELDON BOB WILLE MIKE ZENZOLA OSCAR ZUNIGA 5' qi' :-.1-.::g:::-:::-:-2-..::::-:L-:.:::::-,-:-.zig-1:::-1--7: -------A l H! me .-it , Your excuse is acceptable . . . 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Mft I .. Ss v I O I I v Shim Q ,. as . I X X ge Aj N 4 K ,.f!V..n A fx-X, X '1 R v t , i- t M ,, W I SEVE TH GRADE 1 H in X ' Q I Q. X, ' S 5-uf t my I X '5iE. JI! 1 fit! V by R I I S I I - I 'NfffQfrtt': ' r ' - I ,:.. t 1 ' K 'QT Rf. I ' Q' 3 X 'N S we as af SM at r X . Steve Cooklin Rebecca Corral Valerie Cruz Mary DelCastiIlo Lana Diaz Ruth Diller Daird Drinnin Monica Dukart john Egginger Q. -J, i A '-'ex ' C N Q 1 A ff - if 'E 'is 1 - sswsgssss f 1 -aw as i T 1i WR K lawsf . . 1-':'Y!l::.s:st.f : 'fig 3 1- . K , an - mswr-E All - - M-. 115 THOUGH WE WERE SOMETIMES LILLIPUTIONS IN A GlANT'S WORLD, WE HAD DAYS OF STATURE TOO ... I . . 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Morgan Gregory Munos Cynthia Nelson Richard Nelson Deborah Nieman Margarita Noyola Michael O'Connor Aleta Ortez Michael Penn Timothy Pieper William Quintero jeffrey Reis Kenneth Salmela Paris-Lynne Sapp Marjorie Scherbel Michael Schiller Paul Schoonover Georgieanne Schultz Marty Simones Bradley Smith Susan Stapleton lay Stewart Barbara Sussner Matthew Tejeda Thomas Turner Evelyn Urban David Velasquez Anthony virek Robert Bert Wallner Kenneth Warling Dawn Westfall Kurt Wilhelmy Felix Zuniga ss ' ll. S in '.k-. if . t . ,J ,-asf in I tg xXx. J f 3 4' Q... ' 45-K . ' 'g - A' 3 , .. I. - f x .55 '. 'f f o 'W J' NX 'B ' . . f ,F , Wu 'll .1 W Eli l I fs- W-2 iii . NX K - E M.. -9 2 t .1 J ,- . Qt ,9 62 S In art we some- times got our hands dirty. But it was all worthwhile. sv - ,pt l . t -Q t s ll . X 1 tt l ,t-1 4 'div gs - iii' S , .. . eaatfsfz-rzfiihs - I 4 ' .. , f Q xy -- x 3 ' xv es . KY .1 M '41 Vg -5 E s. - j ' A lx ' ' i s R ks l 111 . f is ' -. 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LJ 1 5 gags lsll L16 Homecoming festivities start- ed Monday, October first with Powder-Puff playoffs, foot- ball for girls, but not for softies. On Tuesday, after victories in both their sophomore and ju- nior years, the seniors won the Super Powder-Puff game thus setting an unprecedented three-year victory record. On Thursday the big homecoming coronation was held in our new auditorium at 7:30 P.M. The dance followed in the gym. Friday, October fifth, saw the introduction of the first annual Football Spirit Day. An assem- bly highlighted the day. The week-long festivities ended at Harding stadium on Friday night as many alumni and pre- sent students gathered to watch the Indians win a cliff- hanger from Central. The final score - 15 to 14. Queen lo and Alumna Cheerleader Lori Martin dance as the band played on. SRG' The homecoming crowd watches tensely as rough, tough Indians decentralize the Minutemen. -417 Kathy gives Ben and Roger a hand. A few lines give instant aging. jeff and Tommy, two debonair city fellers from New York, find themselves lost in the highland regions of Scotland only to stumble upon the mystical presence of Brigadoon, a town that is nowhere except in the heart of the romantic. Bri- gadoon materializes only under special circum- stances, and only when desperately needed. The town folk, oblivious to their transient nature, wel- come the two lost hunters and proceed to make them feel at home. The hunters soon have misgiv- ings about the queer going's on, but are at a loss to explain what has happened to them. In spite of his unwillingness, Tommy falls in love with Fiona tLori Martin and Kathy Littfinl, only to have to face an unwanted separation. Then, of course, after the fashion of good musical comedy, the lovers are reunited and abide happily ever after. Angus MacGuffie lBen Morenol sells his drink to the towns people jeff lDan Schleichertl and Tommy lRich Herrera! try to find their bearings. lean McLaren Uvlary Schuweilerl and Charlie Dalrymple lPeter Ver- dejal are married by Mr. Lundie lFred Cooperl. 49 'HGME SWEET HOMICIDE' The cast of Home Sweet Homicide as they appear for a curtain call are lim Frame, Laurel Brownlee, Fred Cooper, Denise Kron- holm, Doug Schleichert, Tony Elizondo, joe Wenker, Cindy lackson,Nick Lardani, Barb Hines, Andy Gross, Bob Frame, joy Staples, Ann Langlois, Mary Vondresek - hiding behind Ann, Sue Kegler, Chris Schmidt, and Patty Bejblik. The task of choosing a script, cas- ting the parts, making up, costum- ing, rehearsing, and presenting the finished play is an arduous under- taking according to Mr. Robert McGregor, Humboldt little theater director. Time is always so pressing a factor, and the problem is compli- cated by other demands made upon the few who have the courage to act. Almost the entire cast of Home Sweet Homicide were committed in one way of another to several school functions and some to outside activities. It is surely to the credit of these fine young peo- ple that the play was so ably pre- sented. The Humboldt thespians are to be congratulated for their fine work. There's sure to be a crisis under the table. 50 SENTIMENTALLY MURDEROUS. i i i We have mixed reactions . . . Well, as long as you asked me ' 'WW 'TES' , 4. s 4' 0 f f ' :. :cn ' WV ' at il . , s . A ' .obo ' 'Z ff ' 0.1 A V' - s 4 +V .-:x- to - g : 5 g, A , . 5,000 L t,.ll V' fi t i ,E L 2 What's a picnic without ants . . . ,,i.' V, a', 'M ,, : we ' , - ,iiii s ,i ciits, I don't think that's in the script , .. 51 Q fi 7. 4 1 .-5. r . Vx gif W . ,f7x Q XN'v+ 'N'TW . MWSJW3 :SATURDAY ay rn, 3 in x f , A , . K hx 4 3 1 V, , X. f' f is If r. in E213 4x1 PARK Surely the most richly nostalgic moments in your memories of Humboldt will be those dear recollections of the prom. You'll never forget your friends, the ro- mantic atmosphere, the soft lights and music, the danc- ing, being dressed up, the grand march, the decora- tions, dining out and, most of all, your love. All through that night in your mind and in your dreams you thought of the future when you'Il look back on the prom, the pages of the yearbook, and your corsage lwhich is crushed in an old dictionaryl. You'll try to remember the faces and the names, but tears will fill your eyes and only memories will remain. Saturday in the Park will be within your heart everyday and forever. The tradition of sophomores serving at the prom was continued by Patti Bejblik, Sheila Cassidy, loanne Theno, Debbie Barbato, and Patty Ferber who shared the memories of the prom. 53 SCME NIGHTS WE SKATED SOMETIMES WE WAITED . . . .-Q. FRED COOPER CALTERNATEJ AND IIM FRAME, DELE- GATE TO BOY'S STATE. KATIE DWYER IDELEGATE TO GIRL'S STATED, NANCY KYSYLYCZYN AND IOANNE KENNEDY, CDELEGATES TO GIRL'S COUNTYJ. These students were selected in their junior year for Boy's State and Girl's State. lim Frame to the Boy's State Convention held at St. lohn's College and Katie Dwyer went to the Girl's State Convention held at St. Catherines College. This experience gave them new insights into government and how it works. NATIO AL HO ORSOCIETY FRONT ROW SEATED: Terri Abbleby, Val Lengsfeld, Pam Bredehoft, Nancy Kysylysczyn, Harvey Buhite. SECOND ROW SEATED: Laura Carlson, Val Murray and Debbie Kammer. STANDING: Barbara Austin, Kathy Koehnen, lim Frame, Joanne Kennedy, Dave Schleichert, Nic Puente, Doreen Aielts, Mary Letourneau, Fred Cooper, lohn Eklund, Katie Dwyer, Kathy Wallner and Charlie Mike. 56 Temqs BQSXQQ'-Ybkxx K E Y Ev SQUHDS FOOT BELL' Gk'mmS+ c5 K SQOADS CHR GIRLS TRAC. Smmmlvlg Ls DOLLS? bv cages QQuN'rKY 8644 BQSC bam T -TKHCK Golf mms BASKUBALL 5 5' M1 PM - 'EZ' Q2 4' r- 2' wax .9 Q J ' A U -E 5 fi A I Q 5-xl 1-1 I I Q 15 H - ' , Y Yx 1 .x A' . gh l FOOTBALL Conference Standings Record Harding 8-0 johnson 6-2 Highland Park 5-3 Washington 5-3 Humboldt 4-4 Central 3-5 Mechanic Arts 2-6 Monroe 2-6 Murray 1-7 A X g f 1 l' fx, ic: . M X H lla F Rf A f57 C '?f i 1 I ii- M-MQ? 'f li 1. i i l s at INDIAN GRIDDERS' RECORD Humboldt 0 Harding 17 Humboldt 13 Monroe 12 Humboldt 15 johnson 20 Humboldt 0 Highland Park 7 Humboldt 3 Mechanic Arts 0 Humboldt 15 Central 14 Humboldt 28 Murray 6 Humboldt 8 Washington 23 58 A solid defense! The coaches intently watch. Pushing on toward victory! l ff' DON'T LOOK NOW BUT . .. The Indian gridders under the leadership of tri- captains Dave Schleichert, joe Wenker, and Andy Gross finished the season with a record of four wins and four losses in conference action. The team showed a strong defense throughout the year -they were second in the conference in that department. During the Highland game, for example, the Ryanmen held their opponents to I THINK YOU DROPPED SOMETHING an average of one foot per play! Dave Schleichert was ranked third in the city in rushing. Don Day and Rick Firkus were other out- standing ball carriers. The Indians won an exciting cliff-hanger over Central at homecoming time. The final score of that game was 15 to 14! ROW 1: Ed LeClair, joe Letournea, Nick Lardani, Dave Schleichert, joe Wenker, Andy Gross, Rick Al- brecht, George Altendorfer, Tony Abbott, jon VanGuilder. ROW 2: Coach Ryan, Doug Schleichert, Rick Firkus, Terry Albrecht, jim Olson, jim Stuhlman, Rick Lopez, Don Day, Tony Castro, jim Zigan. ROW 3: Coach Lee, Mark George, Durk Hanson, Rene Delgado, Tom Albrecht, Mark Benedict, Mike Hossalla, Brad Drake, jim Frame. ROW 4: Coach McDonough, Greg Ramirez, Thad Gambill, Tom Hernandez, Tim Eccles, Pat Lofgren, joe Ruiz, joe Lopez, George Khoury, and jeff Crawford. CINDERMEN SHORT ON EXPERIENCE ROW 1: Steve losephs, Frank Mauricio, Paul Paquette, loe Wenker, Andy Gross, David Schleichert, Reyn- aldo Varela. ROW 2: Ron Cozad, Glen Schlichte, Ken Meyer, Bill Kirk, jose Ruiz, jim Olson, Mike Munos. ROW 3: Coach Martin Lee, Don Heppleman,1im Zigan, Greg jenniges, Chuck Mike, Ron Lissick, and Coach Bob Ryan. cw R - ,J W Heading home with the baton . . . 60 No Hurdle too High ... 1 Although the 1973 Humboldt cindermen were short on experience, they were not short of heart. Though their record was a dismal 1 and 7 in con- ference action, both individuals and teams dem- onstrated the kind of courage that has come to be expected of Indian track and field men. Hopes for coming seasons runs high as many individual members of the squad gained experience that will stand them in good stead. As in any sport there is no substitute for actual competition. Our boys may have had some sad locker room moments, but they are determined to make better days. We know they will. LONG GN SPIRIT . . Nm'WayS'a5t lust one more to get over , , . The tape can r be far now TENNIS ROW 1: Scott Voss, Bill Schelberg, Mike Leahy, jeff Lynch. ROW 2: Marcus Macias, Luverne Shull Virgin ia Morin, Steve Brotzler, jim Sievert, and Coach Hennig. 62 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Humboldt Highland Park Humboldt Mechanic Arts Humboldt Murray Humboldt Central Humboldt johnson Humboldt Washington Humboldt Monroe Humboldt Harding GYMNASTICS ROW 1: Patty Bejblik, Bill Turner, Tim Taylor, Philip Bergstrom, Alice Quinn. ROW 2,2: Les LaFavor, joe Weber, George Deuth, Kevin Aielts, Gary Meade, Dave Vanderheyden, Steve Cervantez. The Gymnastics team led by lettermen Gary Meade and state tournament goer George Deuth finished with a 3-3 record and fourth place. The Highlight of the season was the performance of senior George Deuth in the regional meet and the state tournament. In the regional meet, George Deuth finished third on the horse, second on the parallel bars, second in free exercises, and second all-around. In the state tournament he finished 19th all- around. Hard hours of practice, encouragement of his team mates and to the instruction of Coach Mike Amidon have led George to his success in high school gymnastics. SEASON RECORD Humboldt 56.1 Harding 74.3 Humboldt 61.5 Murray 50.9 Humboldt 62.8 Mechanics 58.9 Humboldt 60.1 johnson 85.1 Humboldt 55.7 Central 40.0 Humboldt 57.6 Highland 73.6 Humboldt 62.3 Region 2 Meet fourth place ll ll A BASKETBALL ROW 1: Rene Delgado, Dennis Deeb, loe Letourneau, jerry Winge, lim Frame. ROW 2: john Wessels, student manager, loe Gib- bons, lim Zigan, Bob Reedy, Greg lenniges, Rick Firkus and coach Norman Rynard. SEASON RECORD Humboldt 42 Mechanic Arts Humboldt 34 Harding Humboldt 31 Highland Humboldt 47 lohnson Humboldt 45 Monroe Humboldt 44 Murray Humboldt 47 Washington Humboldt 53 Central Humboldt 40 Mechanic Arts Humboldt 45 Harding Humboldt 39 Highland Humboldt 46 lOl1f1SOf1 Humboldt 54 Monroe Humboldt 36 Murray Humboldt 68 Washington Humboldt 41 Central The varsity basketball team despaired a 4 and 17 record at the finish of season, but had some good moments too. Victo- ries were against Monroe, Murray and two against .Washing- ton. Rick Firkus led all scorers with a 17-point per game aver- age. He was named to all-conference honors, During three weeks of the season the team was without the assistance of head coach Rynard who was hospitalized for surgery. B BASKETBALL KNEELING: Ernie Flores and Jerald Bandholz. STANDING: lim Schade, Darrell Wilson, Coach joel Arnevik, lim Brengman, Greg Wilson, and Steve Herrera. SEASON RECORD Humboldt 77 Washington 66 Humboldt 48 Mechanic Arts Humboldt 34 Cemfffl 75 Humboldt -I6 Harding Humboldt 53 Washington 70 Humboldt 43 Highland Humboldt 30 johnson Humboldt 39 Monroe Though winning only one of their twenty starts, the B-squad Humboldt 49 Murray basketball team exploded offensively against Washington late Humbgldt 36 Waghingtgn inthe season to down the Rice-Streeters 77 to 66. Demonstrat- HUmb0'dt 21 Cemm' F25n2p2',THSl'20l'lefl?iTffleilSSSTLflfln gZ'lTfIl.2'?1Z'Ql ililoln Humboldt 35 Mechanlc Arts Surely the experience will be useful to thim. Humboldt 46 Harding Humboldt 49 Highland Humboldt 41 johnson Humboldt 39 Monroe Humboldt 44 Murray GRAPPLERS MAKE IT FOUR STRAIGHT!! sew f Humboldt triumphant matmen pictured left to right are, ROW 1: Dave Brue, Mike Sticha, Mark Patrick, Scott Hogan, joe Lehmann, Mike Munos, Heliodoro Mercado, and Ron Otto. ROW 2: Steve Rhodes, Greg Ramirez, Dave Schleichert, Mark Montour, Mike Lopez, Bill Penn, Calvin Clark, Ron Lissick, and George Khoury. ROW 3: Coach Robert Ryan, joe Ruiz, Tony Abbott, Terry Albrecht, Tom Albrecht, Rick Lopez, Rodney Buchite, Doug Schleichert, Bill Lehmann, and Coach Vaughn Ekbom. Always strong on the mats, the Humboldt wres- tlers swept to their fourth straight conference championship this year. The unprecedented feat by the matmen left no room for doubt in the minds of fans and observers that Indian wrestling supremacy is for real. The team and head coach Bob Ryan are surely to be congratulated in their splendid showing. Though they lost a decision to Minneapolis Edison in the Twin-City champion- ship match Q29-83, the team placed seven wrestlers in the Region Four tournament. Those who wres- tled for Humboldt in the Region were Tony Ab- bott, Terry Albrecht, Calvin Clark, junior Merca- do, Mike Munos, Ron Otto and Dave Schleichert. No matter how teams fare in the future, the last four years of greatness will remain an encourag- ing precedent. Our best to the perenniel Hum- boldt grapplers and their coaches. ..lll- SWIMMING TEAM FINISHES SIXTH ... ROW 1: Lori johnson, Dorothy Lindstrom, and Mary Gentle. ROW 2: Coach Ralph Peterson, Charles Brotzler, Tom Patton, lim Miller, Durk Hanson, john Gappa, Dick Smith, and Dave Miller, Assistant Coach. ROW 3: Eric Bast, George Abrass, Harvey Buchite, Shawn Rowen, Dale Kammerer, and Debbie Kammerer, Student Manager. Humboldt's swimming team was 3 and 13 on the year and finished the season sixth in the con- ference. Durk Hanson and Harvey, both seniors, were the co-captains of the teams. Hanson was the second place point-getter in the conference. lim Miller, who will captain next year's team, be- lieves that experience gained this year will prove helpful to next year's efforts. The team is looking for more underclassmen and feels too that more girls should come out for the team. Durk goes after more points. 67 VARSITY BASEBALL . . . ROW 1: Dennis Deeb, joe Gibbons, Doug Ruiz, Mike Casalenda, Dan Schleichert, and Mark Steinhoff. ROW 2: john Noyola, jim Frame, Brad Drake, Steve Blaschka, Paul Hieb, jerry Winge, Roger Theno, and Mr. Rynard. What makes a close ball game? Scores often do not reflect the comparable skill of the losing team. This is especially true in baseball where a dropped fly ball may deliver three runs for the opponent. Humboldt's diamond men played well last spring but could only manage three wins on the season. Scores of last spring were: Humboldt 1 St. Agnes 6 Humboldt Bloomington jefferson Humboldt johnson Humboldt Rochester john Marshall Humboldt Washington Humboldt Highland Park Humboldt Harding Humboldt Mechanic Arts Humboldt Monroe Humboldt Murray Humboldt Central Humboldt Mechanic Arts Humboldt Harding -S B BASEBALL . . . ROW 1: Pat Lofgren, Rudy Mesa, Art Perez, Tim Eccles, Adrian Vega, Mark Rodriguez, Heliodoro Merca- do, and Mike Brue. ROW 2: Noah Rios, john Bukowski, Paul Steinhoff, john Knutson, jeff Salas, Wendell Brevig, Dave Gall, Mike Gentle, and Mr. McDonough. The 'B' squad finished its regular season play in 8th place with a 2 and 6 record. In the playoffs, they avenged regular season losses to Mechanic Arts and johnson and then defeated Central in the semi-final game and finally succumbed to Harding in the finals. Play off scores were as fol- lows: Humboldt 6 Mechanic Arts 0 Humboldt 4 johnson 3 Humboldt 9 Central 3 Humboldt 1 Harding 9 69 PUCKSTERS FINISH 'IO-6-2 ROW 1: lim Christensen, Tim Eccles, Chuck Mike, Mike Nieman, Greg Hayes, Wendell Brevig, Dan Gul- ic son ROW2 Mario asaen a au ie M I' k . : ' C I d , P IH' b, ike Gentle, Andy Gross, jeff Brevig, George Alterdorfer, Don Day, lim Stuhlman, Coach McDonough. SEASON SCORING RECORD Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Highland Harding Madison West Waupon, Wisc Simley Murray lohnson Mechanic Arts Lakeville Washington Monroe Brady Spring Lake Park Central Centennial Rosemont Central Mechanic Arts Simley Outta my way! ...I SEASON RECORD Conference Non Conference 5 3 1 Hey! Leave my puck alone. ra' lr 'NH There was this traveling salesman 71 B FOOTBALL ROW 1: Mark Van Guilder, Ron Otto, Pat Koehnen, Shawn Rowen, Ken King, Marty Casalenda, Heliodoro Mercado, Robert Te- jeda, Ernie Flores, loe Mike, and jerry Bandholz. ROW 2: Pat Regan, Todd Drake, Larry Burg, Tim Parkos, Bill Penn, lim Christesen, john Scherbel, lim Villerreal, Scott Hogan, Dave Schnichels, Greg Wilson, and Paul Martin, ROW 3: Orville Hogen, Reuben Ortega, lim Schade, Tom Smith, Rod Buchite, Wendell Brevig, Bruce Crawford, lim Brengman, Randy Straus, Jerry Kelzer, jeffrey Aeilts, Tony Mauricio, and Vaughn Ekbom. On its six-game season, the B-squad football team man- aged only one tie. But even with an 0-5-1 record the team was only shut out once. That loss was to johnson in the sea- son's opener. Game scores were as follows: Humboldt Johnson Humboldt Highland Humboldt Mechanics Humboldt Central Humboldt Murray Humboldt Washington 72 HOCKEY B'S ARE 7-7-2 ON SEASON ROW 1: Mark Brunner, Martin Casalenda, Bruce Crawford, jerry Kelzer,l0hn Lardani, john Castro and Ken King. ROW 2 Coach Sullivan, Ron Theno, Tom Smith, Dave Schnichels, Paul Baughman, Tim Kordell, Adrian Vega, john Kegler and student manager Tom Kolstad. This year's B-Squad Hockey team had a successful 7-7-2 sea- son. The B-bombers were led by sophomore forwards Ken King. john Kegler and Marty Casalenda and received some strong support from defensemen Ron Theno and john Lar- dani. Goalie jerry Kelzer had some outstanding performances in the net, including a satisfying victory over highland Park Highland Park and a 3-0 shutout against Murray in play-off competition. Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt Humboldt SEASON RECORD Harding Mechanic Arts Highland Park Washington Central St. Agnes Monroe Washington Spring Lk Park Mechanic Arts johnson St. Thomas Murray Washington Murray johnson CROSS CDU TRY . .. KNEELING: Mike Brue, Mark Patrick, Ken Meyer, loe Vanderbeck, and Charlie Mike. STANDING: Coach Bob McGregor, David Gall, lohn Knutson, lohn Carlson and Don Heppleman. The cross country team ran to a 3-win and 5- loss record in conference action last fall. The team had good performances from all runners, with Don Heppleman and joe Vanderbeck leading the way. The team will lose only one senior, Chuck Mike. Coach McGregor expects a strong team to battle for city honors next fall. He hopes that more runners will try out. This sport is a top conditioner for other athletics. 74 GIRLS INTO I TERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS Q V? 'GD' ' S ,, I X VV Humboldt's girls interscholastic volleyball team pictured above are ROW 1: Ruth Moreno, Kathy Reicher, Sue Todora, Bev Scheaf- er, Becky Smith. ROW 2: Dorinda Cota, Kathy LeTourneau, Barb Hines, and Denise Ferber. ROW 3: Fern Kieselhorst, loannie Zigan, Miss Ziemski, loanie Hanson, and Debbie Hayes. With no intentions of or down-grading Girls athletics, the LIFE staff in advertently failed to get adequate coverage of this new program. It is promised that more care will be taken in the future. The Humboldt volleyball team finished the '73 season with a record of two wins and six losses, but failed to win a game on only three outings. The girls had victories over Monroe and Mechan- ic Arts inthe eight-team conference competition. Those winning letters were Kathy Reicher, Bev Scheafer, Becky Smith, Ruth Moreno, loni Han- son, Fern Kieselhorst, and Barb Hines. Voted most valuable player was Bev Schaefer. Those who improved most over the season were Fern Kiesel- horst, Kathy LeTourneau, and Ruth Moreno. The team was coached by girls' physical education in- 75 structor, Miss Marlene Ziemski. The girls BASKETBALL TEAM won three games while losing five in conference action. Victories were gained over johnson, Monroe, and Murray. Karen Romero led the team in scoring and was voted the most valuable player. Most improved player was Becky Smith. Always enthusiastic, coach Mrs. Mary Haug had this to say about the season, In the beginning we all had a lot to or- ganize. 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Zia , Senior High Student Council SEATED: Barb Austin, Elva Castro, Mr. Longsdorf, Nancy Kysylyczyn, Debbie jackson. ROW 1: lo Kennedy, Debbie Kammerer, Kathy Vasterling, Cindy Hunter, Patti Ferber, Kathy Wallner, Kellie Miller, Katie Dwyer, Ruth Mor- eno. ROW 2: Patti Bejblik, Tammy Firkus, Alice Quinn, loanne Zigan, Debbie McCann, Betty Reicher, layne Diaz, Laura Lock- wood, Kathy Hunter, Mary Vondrasek. ROW 3: Annamarie Goldberg, Dionicio Puente Jr., Steve Quirk, Sue Kegler, Diane Exley, lohn Eklund, Jolene Peterson, Lorri Holmes, Kim McElmury. ROW 4: Sandy Meck, Terri Appleby, Carla Monzel, Sue Schoonover, Kathy Koehnen, Cheri Patnode, Pat Van Zyl, Val Lengsfled, Cindy Olson, Kathy Mayer. ROW 5: loanne Bird, Ann Langlois, Nancy Littfin, Harvey Buchite, Doreen Aielts, Fred Cooper, Debbie Grittner, loe Ruiz, Karen Abrahamsen, Debbie Barbato. junior High Student Council 5 Q 4 .N 5 junior High Student Council SEATED: Mrs. Huddleston, Sandy Rolfer, Debbie Sticha, Dale Bryant. ROW 1: Philip Bergstrom, john Bisciglia, Dorothy Lindstrom, Margie Scherbel, Lana Diaz, jackie Ekholm, Laura Wachter. ROW 2: Lori Adelhelm, Karen King, Kris Brevig, Dorinda Cota, Mark Borgan, Mary jo Lucio, Bob Schuweiler. ROW 3: Val Kabus, Pam Baughman, joe We- ber, jeanie Heitzinger, Linda Burbach, Mary Heininger, Vickie Brevig. sTuDE T AFFAIRS .ql SEATED: Patti Bejblick Fred Cooper, Lupe Franco. STANDING: Nancy Kysylyczyn, Terri Appleby, Elva Castro, Katie Dwyer. 83 'H ANDS ON' IN INDUSTRIAL ARTS I , ,. + ,. 2' Il 84 WHATEVER GCES UP . . . Apply n ' i ,. I id A . MUST COME DCWN ... .. FOR THE NEW SCHGOL UNIOR ACHIEVEMENT A 1 t ,.-f' ROW 1: Lora Lockwood, Steve Brotzler, Kim Henrich. ROW 2: Annamarie Goldberg, Kathy Reicher. ROW 3: Tina Christen- sen, Patti Halligan, Koreen johnson. THEIOB TRAINING ROW 1: Kim Hen- rich, Sharon La- Valle, Rosa Noyola, Debbie Saunders, Denise Blomgren, Mary Stoven, loyce Wood. ROW 2: Terri Gouette, Mike Rush, Mike Zenzola, Don Kowarsch, Bob Wille, Bill Schel- berg, Diana Kast. ROW 3: Frank Mauricio, Scott tik, john Keil, Con- rad Cordova, Pete Niedzielski, Chris Exley. 86 Norton, Ned Swen- SKI CLUB ROW 1: lohn Eklund, Chuck Mike, Terri Appleby, Kathy Wallner. ROW 2: Laure Plante, Rhoda Yanez, Becky Smith, Kathy Ko- ehnen, Arlene Plante, jo Kennedy, Katie Dwyer, Ken Meyer, Tim lack, Val Murray, Nick Lardani. ROW 3: Mr. Hart, Mrs. Hopen, Mary Claire Brengman, Fred Cooper, Ellen Wallin, Ann Hurley, Laura Carlson. AUDIO VISUAL Dan Gullickson, Tom Leahy, Mr. Reif, Pat Rush, lim Miller, Mar- vin Hrdlicka, Don Hepplemann. 87 LIBR RY SCHOOL SERVICE Q-if r ,-.- i 1 ROW 1: Marie josephson, Stella Castillo, Mrs. Barron, Stephanie Robinette, Robbie Leas. ROW 2: Debbie Grittner, john Wessels Vince Abrahamsen. OFFICE AN URSE SCHOOL SERVICE l ROW 1: Kathy Mohrland, Debbie Kammerer, julie Palacio, Laurie Seidl, Patti Ferber, Mary Menchaca, Kim Vossen. ROW 2: Carrie Gustafson, Carolyn Smith, Kathy Kelly, Kim McElmury, Annamarie Goldberg, Laure Plante, Mary Rangel, janet Spy- challa. ROW 3: Cindy McElmury, Kathy Rowe, janet Partlow, Lynn Krambeck, Connie Blaschka, judy Phillips, Denise Ablan. ROW 4: joni Hanson, Sandy Sussner, Mary Le Tourneau, Sue Drinnin, Doreen Aeilts, jean Rasmussen, Debbie Montour, Carol Schoonover. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS. . . LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorinda Cota, lo Kennedy, Karen Lee, Cecilia Schmid, Kathy Letourneau, Yvonne Siner, Vicki Brevig, Cindy Montz. lk Let's have it a little more sticky ,.. What'a you think Tab B means . . . 89 RROW STAFF ROW 1: Lisa Corral, Pam Roering, Andy Oaks, Cindy Zapata, Diana Bryant, Robbie Leas. ROW 2: Cindy Munkwitz, Kathie Drinnin, Mary Le Tourneau, Joanne Bird, Peggy McCauley, Terri Appleby. ROW 3: Rene Delgado, Ed Angstman, Bob Reedy, Wally lensen, Ellnlllgpfyllflilalbw REPRESENTATIVES ROW 1: Phil Bergstrom, Mike Frame, Sarah Brownlee, Melissa Olson, Mona Wachter, Laura Diaz, Cindy Jackson, Gail Stellmach. ROW 2: Stephanie Salas, Emma Menchaca, Susane Lehmann, Kris Brevig, Debbie Kammerer, jo Kennedy, Gloria Deeb, Ronnie Otto. ROW 3: Kathy Le Tourneau, Val Kabus, Lorrie Holmes, Mary Budzieszewski, Sandy Meck, lanis Theno, Kathy Kelly, Collette Bruscoe, ROW 4: Mary Lull, Mary Le Tourneau, loni Hanson, Mary Claire Brengman, Pricilla Hottinger, Val Murray, Connie Smith, Barb Hines. ROW 1: Val Murray, Nancy Kysylyczn, Mary Letourneau, Kathy Letourneau, Vickie Brevig. ROW 2: Fred Cooper, loanne Kennedy, Sandy Meck, Terri, Appleby, Kathy Mayer, ROW 3: Don Heppleman, Patti Bjeblik, Calvin Klawitter, Barbara Austin, and Mary Lull. Limping from deadline to deadline, the LIFE staff suffered as did some of the athletic teams from lack of bench strength. Those who helped to produce this book were, as usual, the same students who make most of the oth- er things that happened here this year go. It is not easy to divide your time between plays, athletic teams, operettas, cheer leader meet- ings and doing something as ho-hum as yearbook making. It is hoped that we have spelled your name right and that your picture is not upside down. If you have some criticism to make of the book, won't you join us next year. It is good to pass the happiness around. john, Val and Fred agonize over another page. 91 COLOR GUARD ROW 1: Doreen Aeilts, Debbie Kammerer, Sue Kegler, Brenda Drinnin Kathy Rowe Carolyn Smith Denise Burg and loan Kegler ROW 2: Linda Steichen, Mary Budziszewski, Sandy Sussner Julie Norton Pam Bredehoft lean Dwyer Gay Westfall and Nancy Norton. Almost any afternoon during the lengthy marching season you have to take your chances in the second floor hall, the first floor hall, the third floor hall, or almost anywhere else. lf you're agile enough, you may escape being knocked on the head by flying flat staffs or trampled under the marching feet of the cadence-minded color guard. The ernestness of this fine group to achieve perfection is rarely matched. They are a credit Cif a little dan- gerous to the incautiousl to our school. is al, tk is THE PEP SQUAD consists of Barb Abrass, Linda Burbach, Laurie Littfin, Cindy Hunter, and Lorraine Vail. ROW 2: Bonnie Berg lgen- eral managerl, Lenore Warling, Denise Kronholm, Val Lengsfeld icaptainl, Kim Rowan, and Lori Wickard. ROW 3: Debbie Sticha, Pam Baughman, loanie Zigan, Debbie Rutherford, Kathy Hunter, Linda Moser, Sandy Rolfer, and Val Kabus. Not present when the picture was taken were Michele Moodie, Nancy Garcia and Ann Langlois. THE MAIORETTES pretty up any parade. Here are Patti Bejblik, Patty Wallner, Darlene Labelle, Gloria Deeb, and Robin Sobania who do the pretting-up pretty well for us. 93 Pam Bakko Cindy Bakko lanis Theno Patti Ferber Kathy Meyer Mary Lull lo Theno lo Kennedy Ruth Moreno heir. A squad of 14 girls cheered for football in the fall and sepa- rated into three squads for the Winter sports of basketball, wrestling, and hockey. The girls formed smaller squads to cheer for other conference sports. Cad Connie Sue loni Carol Elva Blaschka Schoonover Hanson Schoonover CHSUO 9,0 Ye ln can jean Elena Janine Heitzinger Noyola Martin Joyce Cindy Alice Kellie -lanson Brown Quinn Miller Mary jo Lucio Sherri Mona Hossalla Wachter 4-4 - A CHOIR .1S'A :ngg,,,f 'A Q 5 ii i 5 i fi f I ROW 1: Adelle Garcia, Laurie Littfin, lo Kennedy, Debbie Kammerer, Cindy Motz, Veronica Gelting, Cecelia Schmid, Kathy Wall- ner, Dorinda Cota, Debbie jackson. ROW 2: Dan Vasquez, Kathy LeTourneau, lean Zimmerman, Kathy Marx, Tom Serrano, Mike Munos, Margie Stoven, Carol Hermann, joe Letourneau. ROW 3: Debbie Saunders, Tim Eccles, Adrian Vega, Doug Schleichert, Val Lengsfeld, Kathy Koehnen, joanie Zigan, Paul Roeller, Tom Hernendez, Roger Theno. ROW 4: Laura Carlson, Leanne Youness, Barb Austin, Debbie Rowe, George Deuth, Nancy Littfin, Gloria Velasquez, Laureen Heininger, Lorraine Sandbeck. 2 : 2 - 531, fi- ROW 1: Mary Vondrasek, Kathy Reicher, Carolyn Smith, Mary Heininger, Lorrie Holmes, Darlene LaBarre, Elva Castro, Betty Reich- er, Donna Shepherd, Rhoda Yanez. ROW 2: Mary Berres, Laure Plante, Brenda Drinnin, Arlene Plante, Sandy Meck, Linda Ahls- Ir0m, Pam Roering, Lynnette Gall, Cathy Adamez. ROW 3: Ceclia LaBarre, Denise Kronholm, Sue Schoonover, Debbie Montour, Pat Van Zyl, Fern Kieselhorst, Kathie Drinnin, Margaret McCauley, Kathy Kelly, Robin Hogan. ROW 4: Pam Bredefoft, Mary Claire Brengman, Pat Halligan, lim Bolle, Dan Block, Mike Taylor, Tony Castro, Ann Hurley, Sue Drinnin, 96 B CHOIR I, . if il lil V D f ifflil ROW 1: Scott Voss, Ronnie Otto, Sue losephs, Elizabeth Munos, Patti Kast, Tom Langenenks, Mary lo Lucio, Susie Franco. ROW 2: Kathy Martinek, Vicki Brevig, Carla Grant, jacki Smith. ROW 3: Mary Rangel, Lynn Krambeck, David Vander Heyden, Cathy Quin- tero, leanne Roering, Elizabeth Benson, joy jackson, Denise Ferber, Roger Otto. ROW 4: Reuben Ortega, Tom Bird, Debbie Le- Clerc, Duane Borgan, Bruce Crawford, Linda Ohmann, Martin Markham, Pat Lofgren. l c 5 3 L i ROW 1: Yvonne Singer, Cecelia Schmid, Cindy Motz, Kathy LeTourneau, Laurie Littfin, Dorinda Cota. ROW 2: lo Kennedy, Veroni- ca Gelting, Mary Berres, Denise Ferber, Ceil LaBarre, Vicki Brevig, Kathy Wallner. ROW 3: layne Diaz, loanie Zigan, Barb Austin Nancy Littfin, Sue Drinnin, Laura Carlson. 97 AS USUAL THE BA D WAS EVERYWHERE . . ROW 1: Debbie Barbato, Kathy Walters, lulia Sussner, leanne Roering, Debbie Buffington, Laura Lockwood, Ruth Moreno, Lisa Set- tevig, Susie Firkus. ROW 2: Wally lensen, Daniel Washick, Kelly Miller, Sheryl Pierson, Cheryl Roth, Ann Gelting, Vicky Brevig, loe Amon, Allen Kaup, Steven Quirk, julie Vanderbeek, and Dorinda Cota. ROW 3: Mary Sheppard, Tammy Firkus, Lisa Martin, Koreen lohnson, Richard Hoffman, Paul Martin, Richard Martin, Gail Stellmach, Marie losephson, Noah Rios, David Schmitt, Mitch joseph- son, john Biciglia, Susie Brevig, Mary Budziszewski, Alice Quinn. ROW 4: lim Brengman, Don Schwab, Bruce O'Rourke, Nick Gelt- ing. ROW 5: Rick Firkus, Ben Moreno, loe Hrdlicka, and Todd Kvilhaug. ROW 4 QRIGHTJ: Donna Woelfel, Ann Marie Goldberg, Mary Ellen Vasquez, and Natalie Rekucha. ROW 5 CRIGHTJ: Tony Elizonda and john Gappa. BELLS: Mary Brengman and Ann Bud- ziszewski. ON STAGE: Darlene Labelle, Patti Bejblik, Patty Wallner, Roger Krumm, Bret Scheler, Doug Schleichert, Kathi Parks, Rob- in Sobania, and Gloria Deeb. DRUMMERS: Pat Lynch, Pat Zafke, Marvin Hrdlicka, Ken Keapproth and Steve MacRostie. Band director, Mr. Ray Schweizer, once again took his Humboldt charges to many triumphant performances. The band traveled the city over, participating in both civil and religious concerts. In addition there were the several con- certs given at Humboldt in which the band proved excel- lent audience reaction follows excellence of execution. The whole school is justly proud of the band. They are supported not only by the participation of the students, but by the fine band-parents who give so many hours of their time to see that band activities flourish. This year instrumental music at Humboldt was broadened to include an introductory course in guitar. The future will, no doubt, see additional instrumental programs imple- mentd here. 98 h VARSITY CLUB . ROW 1: Joe Letoureneau, Tim Eccles, Ken Meyer, Mike Munos, Dennis Deeb, Robbie Leas. ROW 2: Howard Winters, Rene Delga- do, Doug Schleichert, Dave Schleichert, lim Frame, Tom Hernandez, and coach Robert Ryan. ROW 3: Pat Lofgren, Len Noyola, Mike Hossalla, George Deuth, john Knutson, Rick Firkus, and Andy Gross. ROW 4: Tony Abbott, Steve Blasch a, Rick Albrecht, lon Van Guilder, Durk Hansen and Rick Lopez. ROW 5: Mark Benedict, joe Wenker, Don Heppleman, Tom Albrecht, jim Olson, Terry Albrecht, and Paul Steinhoff. A service minded organization, the Varsity club is open to varsity letter winners who are dedicat- ed to the improvement of athletics and the sup- port of school activities inygeneral. Membership in the club is not terminated when the athlete graduates. Instead, these young athletes antici- pate keeping in touch with sports programs at Humboldt and subsequently with one another in maintaining the winning tradition. Though letter clubs are a common thing in colleges and high schools throughout the country, we are particu- larly proud of the support and encouragement members ofthe Humboldt Varsity Club have al- ways given the school. BASEBALL 100 fr' ,f ,,,, ., SVL fflf 1 ,'r'1: 2fiff'ff N A Y A 'L J Vg W I Avzfryz M . L ,f I f ,, Q A 1 , fl . gl X - ' ' 5 ,1,,,f 2 W 3 ' I T' EQ I ' f f :sd wr f . f T v 2, STTC L L. V , T , w A V f A N A f' , L , if 4, C HOCKEY L FOOTBALL TRACK TENNIS C-YNMASTICS GOLF CROSS COUNTRY SWIMMING HERE EN'THERE . .. AROUND EN' ABOUT -.-J BWSW A + iw D -Hwkdss H 5 e, VN M5 Fwqgs 0 R'Y wQ rt 'Hv.'X'e.oc.Xxe1-5 QP nw 0 ifyxxswom W .ww Wx .9rv1fy+3imbolMWSHH 'Y Gooauxx- ko Sched serum. P -5 'x Op J Teuchersnx S Prep pgpmd I I Ko pe +R! Kem-ned 5 U-M rg Ne 3 qs Q Q FAKE HHu.PnssEs h l:NC?L, SH Ffgysggm ypah '90 by Q 42557. .9 ll -M Vid RT o PLO aJf E5 A- ' -ff 1.xBv.v-iv! P955 it CD O O .I ,ww , , . 1 so . q5wnn 9- 45 V' I ' C. 'T ' ' ' q '7t1,i -91-'9 -Hu uh 046, I' -X . 1. Sched kklstn . Book Kee In yea A lv es-I :Rn ' . Y om K . T ' S Si if Q 0' s kt scho1.,,.,hiP!+hq-f 4-4. 0' Q CD -S f ,s Y X. Vg Q, , ... 6 u '4 !-,X I DMINISTR TIC Mr. Arley W. Ludwig, Principal Looking across Baker Street upon the shambles of broken buildings - the rubble of what was -- we cannot help being thrilled by the materialization of our dreams of a new school. At the same time we are saddened a little by what changes have been made in the lives of the many families who once came home to what is now a chaos of mud and debris. We extend our sympathy and thanks to those we've dispossessed. But as the poet says, the old order changes, making way for new . . . Surely all this gloom of clearing away foreshadows the ad- 4 vance of good as well as progress. We do indeed look for- ward with enthusiasm and hope for the new school which will soon rise - a school in which both students and area residents will take great pride. It is for those of us in the present building to make sure that the new school will be more than sound and beautiful in structure. It must also be administered wisely and taught with excellence. The ad- ministration and faculty of the present Humboldt pledge themselves with dedication to the fulfillment of the trust placed in them. The new school will be good in all respects. gnu.--1' 5 Qs --...A Mr. john Ettlinger, Assistant Principal Humboldt is a friendly school from its top administrator to its lowest underclassmen. lf there is ever conflict in our midst, it is accidental and temporary. We are always more happy to help one another than to reprimand. Q Each of us faces opportunity every day. Humboldt has always tried to make use of all its resources to work for the good of the individual student. When we fall upon hard times, the assistant principal seeks to bring about improvement. Too often overlooked are the positive aspects of corrective measures. It is well to measure dis- N, cipline by its ultimate objective. Mr. Frank Rhome, Administrative Assistant 105 df-V MR. ABRAHAMSON MR. ARNEVIK MR. BEAVER T K 7 VL J, H Ng :,. : 1 K K ':.i RRR,R1. E A MRS. BRUNDRETT MRS. CARTER MR. CLAUSEN THEY'VE ACADEMIC UNDERSTANDING YES.., MR. CUBUS BUT, MORE, THEY UNDERSTAND STUDENTS . .. MR. DERR MR. DUNCKEL MR. EKBOM MR. ERNST ... : : , MR. GARLOUGH . MRS. HANSON .1 MR. HART MRS. HAUG 107 -40 ACCOUNTI NG, ENGLISH, MUSIC MR. HOGEN MRS. HOPEN MRS. HUDDLESTON SCIENCE, LANGUAGE, AND ALL SUBTECTS ELSE . . . BUT MAINLY STUDENTS TAUGHT HERE . . . MR. KLAWITTER MR. KORUM MRS. LAVIGNE MR. LEE MR. LONGSDORF MR. MCDONOUGH MR. MCGREGOR L MR. MADSEN MR. NIHART MR. NORDSTROM ' MR. ODLAND 109 Y.. I MR. PETSCHL MR. REIF MRS. RICE MRS. RITZEN MR. ROBINSON V l xii 4 MR. RYAN MR. RYNARD 110 ' M598 . in f MR. SCHWEIZER MRS. SIEGFRIED MR' SULUVAN 8, 2' 1 if WJ! E' MISS ZIEMSKI MR. THELL , I X, ff 1 MR. TWEETON MR. WALLACE MR. WEBER 111 GUIDANCE COUNSELORS 4 e Q g... MRS. LILIAN LEE MR. THEODORE OUSDIGIAN 1 Nwdv' MR. FRANK MAY MR. LARRY LUCIO 112 Counselor Intern , lfw i SPECIAL SERVICES MR. JAMES NOVAK, Social Worker N. -W I f.,,,, MRS. MARIE COOPER MRS. SALLY LEE, School Nurse Qffice Assistant 113 ? OFFICE STAFF . 5- M., iff? n f L 4'-sa' MRS. HEDIN MRS. HILKER .Qt 9.4545 .gf 4335 F Q1 5.1. if' If-K '-N,, ,,,,,.- MRS. DEWALL MRS. ANDERSEN 4 1 TEACHERS' AIDES if' MARIE FERBER MARY LOU KEENAN SYLVIA MOBERG DOROTHY RADDATZ KARLEEN SHEPPARD GLADYS SHIELDS 1? READING ASSISTANTS BEVERLY BOYD BELEN BUFETE KEN CAVANAUGH BEN FARBMAN CONNIE MEREDITH MARILYN NUGENT MARY SCHEIBEL Our Best Wishes to the You r Graduating Class of 1974 BRESLER s STUDENT COUNCIL lslke on EVERYTHING M Congratulations to the ha1TStY11StS Graduatmg Class of 74 West St Paul Minnesota 55118 Phone 224 2313 Best Wishes to Humboldt s Class of 74 SIGNAL HILIS STATE BANK I I I Nl . Q 935 South Smith Avenue ' 1 r I Mem er DIC 116 To better serve you . . . WE HAVE NEW HOURS AND A NEW DRIVE IN FACILITY LOBBY HOURS Mon.-Thurs. 9:00 am to 3:30 pm 0 Fri. 9:00 am to 7:00 pm DRIVE IN 84 WALK-UP Mon.-Thurs. 7:30 am to 5:30 pm 0 Fri. 7:30 am to 7:00 pm Sat. 9:00 am to Noon CHEROKEE STATE BANK 60750 Smith Ave , Stt Paul, Minn 55107 Congratulations an MEMBER FDIC Best Wishes BU RT HEDSTROM john M Frantes Sons Repfesemve Plumbing and Heating AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY 3016 Forest Lane Tom Class of 45 Dick Class of 39 Phone 935 4779 8805 Smnh at 222 8513 PUBLISHERS or THE 74 LIFE Annapolis Serving the West Side since 1933 d f . ' of ' , 1 i , Hopkins, Minnesota 55343 117 School Photography PROMS weddings Portraltu re ,ao ' L 2 I Industrial V - jf' Aerial Photography V' 3 7 ' 7 coumsncmn A --1 A - ' IX 1 f ' - ' QQ!! .- mtg nmmsouj xv- s 'r u p g o s 9333 Penn Ave. So. 533 Jackson 3325 No. Hwy. 100 Bloomington St. Paul Crygta 888-9501 224-2891 533-0784 118 Www NTTNNESOTA STATE BANK OF SATNT PAUL 200 SOUTH ROBERT STREET ST. PAUL. MTNNESOTA SETO7 PHONE 2X2 B8 DYER J EROGMU5 'YO Al-L STUDENTS OE hlG-BER EDT3CPfYlON 1 TO lNTRODUCE YOU to our bank iacilities, we are happy to announce that we will oiier iree checking to highschool graduates who are currently enrolled in any iield or advanced education. Bring in your student identiiication card when you open your account. BY maintaining a satisfactory checking account, lping to build a good credit rating in your u will iind a helping hand waiting when l services. You can ieel periectly K oriicers at any time ior u can be sure, oi 'n strictest use to you are he community, and yo you need other iinancia come to any oi our ban ' ancial matters, and yo ' ussions will he held i ervices which you can t be iamiliar with all is sincere, and hips with 66 to TX Ein l disc any s ou o ress tions ir sel o at al have m want y r prog rela 0 -420-noon u o m mio o o o W G. O D C G H -wnwmno E OD' V-U1 o oQ1OJm f'9 OJW' - 45 -., at w 0 A o 5 m 5 Ecad- G W aria Olw- o 223 A m 2 '3 fT1 nf+w o m 9 H01 m m PWS. m A w v m w -'I va '3 am o U G G U1 W 5 was O w H54 O U1 00 , U1 TLP! 39 f.1sPVt't -ini 5 W frvixg ,N-4. r-F1 Sify is af' c p A m m q,-I C 200 M S ember Federiugh Robert St epO3't feet 1 Insurance Como ration 119 Mrs. G. Theodore Mitau Chairman BOARD OF EDUCATION Howard M. Guthmann Vice-Chairman Emery Barrette Robert D. Lowe, Sr Clerk Treasurer James Griffin George Latimer William Magnuson Member Member Member ADMINISTRATIION George P. Young Kenneth A. Berg Superintendent of Acting Deputy Schools Superintendent Erma E. McGuier Wesley W. Measel james E. Phillips Assistant Assistant Assistant Superintendent Superintendent Superintendent Elementary Eucation Staff and Program Secondary Education Development 120 f 1 Y r