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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

THE 80T1G OF LITTLE HET1RY Should you ask us, whence this Saga? Whence these legends and traditions, With the gladness of Homecoming With the spirit, noise of Pep Fests With the odors of the Chem. Lab, With the morning rush to home rooms With the fear and trepidation On our journey to the Dean's room. We should answer, we should tell you, From the buzzing, cluttered hallways, From the quiet, sleepy classrooms, Of our wigwam, Patrick Henry. You, whose heads are fresh and simple, Who believe that in all dealings Every teacher’s heart is human In their struggles to enlighten, Listen to this crude endeavor To this Song of Little Ilenry. PUBLISHED BY THE SIUDEHIS OF HEIM HIGH SCHOOL, LUIDUEAPOLIS, HllOOESOIfi £ in THE BRIGHT 0(10 GLERfHIHG SUOSHinE PLAY THE TRIBES OF LITTLE HET1RY 5 The Patrick Henry War Memorial Dedication services took place at Porter Field early in October. A bronze tablet inscribed with the names of the Henry boys who gave their lives in World War II is mounted on the base of the flag pole. Mayor Humphrey and several dignitaries from the North Side were in attendance. 6 TABLE OF COflTEflTS OPENING SECTION . . . . Introduction LITTLE HENRY’S COUNSELORS Faculty LITTLE HENRY’S BROTHERS . . Students LITTLE HENRY'S POW-WOWS . Clubs LITTLE HENRY'S CONQUESTS . Sports LITTLE HENRY'S PASTIMES . . Features . 1 . 8 . 16 . 36 . 52 . 64 10 The perennial English class . . . the struggle from the prepositional to the participial . . . Hence, loathed Melancholy . . . the memorizing of matchless stanzas from Bryant. Milton, Shakespeare . . . Mrs. White's scholarly language . . . themes and more themes . . . Hoerschgen's terrifying tests . . . the instilling of appreciation of the most powerful and beautiful literature in the English tongue . . . preparation for a lator life that will necessitate ease of expression in writing and speaking . . . Top, left to right: Emely Andorjon: English. Auditorium Adviser. Marian Boquist: English, Latin. Latin Club Adviser. Minnie Hanson: English, Gorman, Gorman Club Adviser. Karl Hoerschgen: English, Public Speaking, N.F.L. Adviser. Bottom, left to right: Lorraino Shaffer: English. Class Play Adviser. Jane Styer: English, Spanish, Spanish Club Adviser. Ellen Whito: English, N.H.S. Sponsor. Our ever-growing library is efficiently managed by Miss Cora Belisle and assistants, Marguerite Gripner and Lorene Linder. New books and magazines serve to lure more and more students to take advantage of the wealth of knowledge that resides there. EHGLISH LRflGUflGE The study of other languages and the people that speak them . . . Como estan ustedes, senores? . . . movies portraying life in South America . . . La Cucaracha ... a more intimate acouaintance with our South of the Border neighbors . . . Amo, amas, amat . . . Mrs. Boquist's sweet smile . . . Julius Caesar ... an introduction to the people of a preceding civilization. I I Next week an A' will be 6.000 points! —a familiar phrase from any of Newsy's history classes . . . those notebooks Mr. Larson is constantly demanding . . . the peculiar and rather sanguine array of third projects gracing the room of Mr. Dammann . . . Carl Anderson's loud socks . . . Adam Smith and his maxims of taxation . . . those famous jury trials in Andy's room . . . tho man to man discussions on the question. Whet's wrong with the schools? onjoyed by Miss Ksienholz' classes . . . Top, left to right: Carl Andorson: Civict, Debat®, January Clati Aavitor. William Dammann: U.S. History. Baskatball. Maurice Hove: World History, Commercial Law. Student Council Adviser. Hockey, Track. Pearl Kienholt: Civics, June Class Adviser. Bottom, loft to right: Walter Larson: U.S. History, N.H.S. Sponsor. Donald Moldenhauor: Band. Adolph Norvig: Choir. Emil Nowstrand: History, Patriot Adviser. SOCIAL SCIEOCE music From the screeching and discord of the beginners' band to the smooth, polished champions embodied in the senior band . . . parading in an atmosphere definitely not conducive to musicianship during the Winter Carnival . . . the clash, bang, clang, of batons dropped on concrete floors . . . the finished performances exhibiting the band in all its glory of color, pom-poms, and flags . . . voices raised in harmonious chorus . . . the Christmas concert ... the tremulous pipings of the new members . . . the recording of beloved carols . . . Carl Anderson, local 238, offers vehement justification for the threatened teachers' strike. 12 Shorthand; just a series of scratchings and curlicues to the uninitiated . . . the means to a future stenographic or secretarial career to those who possess the ability to decipher it . . . the clattering rumble that issues continually from the typing classes . . . timings . . . Miss Packer's little bell . . . the diligence and determination stamped on the faces o those whose aim is the acquisition of accuracy and adroitness . . . Top, loft to right: Ann Amon: Physical Education, First Aid. Frank Clovo: Physical Education. Football. Golf. Orville Moo: Shorthand. Typing. Clarence Ohland: Bookkeeping, Occupational Relations. Lockers. Bottom, loft to right: Olivo Packer: Shorthand. Typing. Floyd VaMoy: Physical Education. Swimming, Apparatus. Phyllis Ziebarth: Physical Education. Jean Groves and Delores Christensen try to elude the ink while finishing up a ’ rush order for one of our harried teachers. COmmERCIAL Gym Physical fitness tests—harbingers of innumerable aches, pains, and strains . . . the intense excitement prevalent durinc the volleyball game between squads on and two . . . endurance tests — ”$i times around the gym is a D!” . . . th exuberant joy that greets spring baseb when it's warm enough to go outdoo . . . burpees, chin-ups, push-ups . . instruction in the coordination of mil with body . . . Top. loft to right: Katherine Hynot: Art, Fashion Drawing, Sketch, Wood- carving, N.H.S, Sponsor. Ardo'la Ma field: Clothing, N.H.S. Sponsor. Doboreh Roberts: Foods. Home Management. Bottom, left to right: Joe Mullery: Woodwork. Baseball, Machine Shop. Paul Smith: Mechanical Drawing. Stage Craw. Vorn Wobig: Mechanical Drawing, Metals, Equipment Mgr. ! The singular and unexpected results sometimes produced in the cooking classes . . . cooking cards and recipes . . . pleasant reminders from Miss Roberts to the effect that You must know your recipe for white sauce, girls! . . . impatient waiting for a turn at a sewing machine . . . flat-foil seams . . . home projects . . . Mrs. Maxfield's lovely hand-sewn clothes . . . water colors and tempera . . . the beautifully carved boxes and plates adorning the art room that are looked upon so enviously by the novices . . . portraits and posters . . . tho closing of each period with the command to Be sure the scissors are all back! . . . HOME Economics ART m SHOP The eerie, undulating sound of buzz saws . . . the woody smell and dusty atmosphere . . . printing jobs and cases . . . T-squares . . . floor plans and tiny model houses ... an introduction to what can be interesting and profitable vocations, or simply useful knowledge... 14 Marie Sheppard, future fashion designer for Schap-parelli, adds the finishing touches to one of her creations. Anything can happen. the unofficial motto of the chemistry classes . . . Miss Harlow's disproved statements that This is a perfectly safe experiment.” . . . mystic mixtures, many times grati-fyingly odoriferous . . . dynamic equilibrium . . . Avogadro's hypothesis and the electronic theory . . . Mr. Anderson's struggles to cope with his complex contrivances . . . Archimede’s principle . . . If an automobile is speeding along at 70 miles an hour and suddenly bumps into a tree— . . . atomic and nuclear disintegration . . . Plant and animal life . . . Photosynthesis . . . vertebrates and invertebrates . . . The anticipation preceding those weekly movies . . . Top, loft to right: Arthur Anderson: Physics, Orator Adviser. Glen Davis: Bioloqy. Kathleen Harlow: Chemistry, School Auditor. Bottom, left to light: Wilbur Lundell: Geometry. Wrestling. Minnie Koeshel: Biology. Ruth Opsahl: Geometry, Advanced Algebra. Solid Geometry. Trigonometry. SCIENCE Kuss and KoKesh concoct one of the evil odors that manage to find their way from the Chem Lab to all corners of the building. Compasses and protractors . . . The square of the hypotenuse of a right triangle . . . logarithms and quadratic equations . . . Miss Opsahl's simple (?) explanation of radian measure . . . those short” trig assignments . . . the opening of new doors unto a panorama of nascent ideas that will create for us a richer and more prosperous world. 15 LITTLE HEIIRY’S BROTHERS Down the paths of learning wander Braves and maidens, fresh and eager, Wahoo with his cat-like swagger, Bates, the idle mischiefmaker. Not like other maidens, Mona Sang of Euch and love undying; Dear, too. unto Little Henry Was the very strong man, Roberts. Who shall say what thoughts and visions, Fill the brains of Dick and Harry? Handsomest of all the maidens Was the fair one, Queen Patricia. These and many others like them Form the tribe of Little Henry. m Valedictorians: Rosemary Sartell and Richard Thorsen. Salutatorian: Adrianne Johnson. Honor Students. Row I: Engstrom, Stussi. Row 2: Thorsen, Sartell. Hanson. Johnson. Egnell. Class Officers, Row I: Bill Stern, Mascot: James Anderson. President. Row 2: Al Cihoski, Sergeant-at-Arms: Pat Okeson, Treasurer: Adrianne Johnson, Secretary: Jack Moran, Vice President. Anderson, Edna . . . Eddio . . . Blue Tri, Red Cross. Pat Polar Anderson, James F. . . . Andy' . . . Closs Pros.: Orator, Hi-Y. Swimming, Hi-Haven. Pat Polar, Crooks For a Month Anderson, James R. . . , Little Jim Bevins. Robert . . . Bob . . , Orator, Hi-Y, Hi-Havon. Pat Polar Bottomley, Joyce Carlson, Raymond , . . Ray Cihoski. Alphonse . . . Cy . . . Sgt-at arms. Cheorloador. Football. Basketball, Baseball Clemens, Joan . . . Jo' . . . Council, Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Pat Polar. Crooks For a Month Doyle, James . . . Jim . . . Latin Club Ecklgnd, Vernon . . . Vern” . . . Hi-Y. Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Egnell, Donald . . . Eggio ... N.H.S„ Council. Orator, Hi-Y Hi-Haven. Pat Polar. Crooks For a Month Enge. John . . . Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Engstrom. Marion . . . Patriot, Spanish Club. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Fein, Dorothy . . . Dot . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Flog Swinger. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Rakne, Joyce . . . Joryce . . . Bluo Tri, Rod Cross. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Fotia. Frank . . . Fosh . . . Patriot. Hi-Y, Football Wrestling Track. Hi-Haven. Crooks For a Month ardin, Valerie . . . Val . . . Silver Tri, Biuo Tri, Spanish Club. Red Cross. Flag Swinqer. Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Gustafson, Donald ... Gus . . Hi-Y, Football, Basketball H Haven. Pat Polar Hansen, Jean . . . Jeannio . . . N.H.S.. Council. Patriot Editor, Blue Tri, N.F.L. Hi- Haven. Pat Polar. Crooks For a Month Hanning, Gerald . . Jorry . . . Council. Hi-Y Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Hietala. Helen . . . Lynn . . . Silvor Tri, Bluo Tri. Rod Cross Hussey, Marilyn . . . Silver Tri, Hi-Haven Hyer, Beverly , . , Bov . . . Silver Tri Blue Tri Band, Red Cross. Pat Polar Jasinski, Barbara . . . Council, Silvor Tri, Biuo Tri, Spanish Club Hi-Havon Johnson. Adrienne . . . Adri . . . Class Soc. Salutotorian N.H.S., Council, Silvor Tri. Bluo Trf, Band Johnson, Carol . . . Cay . . . Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Flag Swinger, Pat Polar Johnson, Gene . . . Poanuts . . Hi-Y Choir Orchestra Red Cross. Basketball, Pat Polar Johnson, Jean . . . Jeannio' . . . Flag Swingor. Hi-Haven 19 Johnston. Wencel . . . Wonco . . . Hi-Y. Rod CrOM« Football. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Jordan. William . . . Bill . . . N.H.S.. Council. Dobato, N.F.L. Kiecker, Shirley . . . Shirl . . . Blue Tri. Pat Polar Klavestad. Marjoria . . . ' Morg . . . N.H.S., Blua Tri. Hi-Havon, Pat Polar Kriar. James . . . Jim . . . Baseball, Hi-Havon. Pat Polar Larsen, Janlca . . . Jan . . . N.H.S.. Silvor Tri, Blue Tri. Spanish Club. Choir. G.A.A.. Hi-Havon. Pot Polar. Crooks For a Month Lahto. Edith . . . Edio . . . Silver Tri. Bluo Tri. Pat Polar Molina. John . . . Shorty . . . Apparatus. Hi-Havon Mayors, Dolores . . . Doe Deo . . . Blue Tri, Hi-Hovon, Pat Polar Molash, Erma . . . Bluo Tri, Rod Cross Moran. Jamas ... Jack' . . . Class V. Pros.. Hi-Y Choir, Rod Cross. Swimming, Track. Hi-Havon. Pat Polar Moran. Lorraine . . . Poloy . . . Silvor Tri, Bluo Tri Hi-Havon. Pat Polar Nalson, Lyla . . . Mels' . . . N.H.S.. Council. Bluo Tri, Hi-Havon. Pat Polar, Crooks For a Month Oina. Dorothy ... Dode . . . Hi-Havon, Pat Polar Okeson. Patricia . . . Pat . . . Class Troas.. N.H.S. Homocoming Quoon, Silvor Tri Bluo Tri, Band Pearson, Eileen . . . N.H.S. Bluo Tri, Rod Cross. Pat Polar Paterson. Joyce . . . Peter . . . Council. Silvor Tri, Blue Tri. Spanish Club Popp. Jerald . . . Jorrv . . . Hi-Y Reynolds, Arlyno . . . R Roy. Molvin Mol . . Council, Patriot. Hi-Y. Spanish Club, N.F.L.. Choir. Football, Track Ruhnke, Virginia . . . Ginny . . . Council Russoth, Marilyn ... Mickey . . . Blue Tri. Hi-Havon. Pat Pola Sertell. Rosemary . . . Rosio . . . Valedictorian. N.H.S., Council. Bluo Tri, Gorman Club. Rod Cross Schiefelbein, Harold . . . Schuff . . . Hi-Y Skakun, Olga . . . Council. Silver Tri, Bluo Tri. Latin Club, Hi-Havon Smith. Beverly . . . Bov ... Red Cross Soderberg. Corrine . . . Connie . - - Silver Tri. Bluo Tri. Pat Polar Spiess. Lloyd . . . Elga . . . Hi-Y. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar 20 Stern, William . . . Bill . . . Class Mascot. Hi-Y. Pat Polar. Crooks For a Month Stone. Beverly . . . Bev . . . Patriot. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Latin Club. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Stussi, Marilyn . . . Lynny ' . . . N.H.S.. Council. Silver Tri, Bluo Tri. Latin Club. Red Cross, Girls’ Activity Committoo. Hi-Haven. Crooks For a Month Swenson, James . . . Swons' . . . Hi Y Band, Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Thorsen, Richard . . . Dick . . . Valedictorian. NH.S. Council, Orator. German Club Thorvilson. John . . . Thor . . . Council. Football. Track. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Timmerman, Patricia . . . Patty . . . Council, Blue Tri Red Cross, Pat Polar Ulstrom, Kathleen . . . Toots . . . Silver Tri, Bluo Tri. Band, Flag Swingor, Pat Polar Whinnery, Gerald . . . Jellybean . . . Hi-Y Red Cross, Football. Track. Hi-Haven Witry, Joseph . . . Joe . . . Council. Hi-Y. Red Cross Worwa. Frank . . . Frank . . . Hi-Y, Red Cross, Swimming CAMERA SHY ROBERT CANTON JUNE CHERRY EUGENE CONLEY CHARLOTTE ERICKSON RICHARD LEVENS ARLIE LUDENIA RICHARD QUIST ELAYNE VIKEN CLASS ADVISORS JANUARY MR. CARL ANDERSON JUNE MISS PEARL KIENHOLZ 21 VALEDICTORIAN, Kayo Leavitt SALUTATORIAN, Ronald Franzen Honor Students, Row I: Mayhcw. Lund Johnston. Russell. Row 2: Peterson, Jackson, Castle, Hagglund. Nelson. Row 3: Franron Estorly, Montzka, Zimmerman, Paulson, Row 4: Barrett. Holton. Swodlund. Loavitt. jude Class Officers, Fred Sander, Mascot, John Sparks, Sgt.-at-Arms. Elaine Magnuson. Secretary, Bob Andorson, Pros! dent, Donna Erickson, Treasurer Richard Holton, Vice President. Abendroth, Elaine ... Abby . . . Rod Cross Acheson. Peggy . . . Rod . . . Council. Patriot. Rod Cross. G.A.A. Pal Polar Adamski, Roderick . . . Rod . . . Council, Hi-Y, Football. Baskot-ball, Baseball, Hi-Havon, Pat Polor Anderson, Audreon . . . Deonio . . . Silver Tri, G.A.A. Andorson, Lawronce . . . Hi-Y, Pat Polar Anderson, Robert . . . Bob . . . Class Pros., Council. Hi-Y, Band, Football. Track. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Anderson. Thomas . . . Tom . . . Boxing Wrostling. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Arneson, Betty . . . Orator, Silvor Tri, Blue Tri, Bond, Hi Haven, Pat Polar Arroll, Kenneth . . . Errol Barrett, Roger . . . Rog . . . N.H.S.. Council. Hi-Y, Baskotball Track. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Benson, Bottyenn . . . Bens' . . . Patriot, Silver Tri, Choir, Band, Rod Cross, G.A.A., Pat Polar Berndt, Elaine . . , Scorchie . . . Silver Tri. Bluo Tri, Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Blanchette. Beverly . . . Bov . . . Patriot, Spanish Club, Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Girls’ Activity Committee. G.A.A., Bowling. Hi-Hovon, Pat Polar Blouin, Joanne . . . Jo . . . Blue Tri, Hi-Haven Pat Polar Bobendrier, Jeanne . . . Bobby . . . Council. Patriot. Silvor Tri Bluo Tri. G.A.A.. Pat Polar Bodette, William . . . Bill . . . German Club. Hi-Haven Pat Polor Boettcher. Gerald . . . Jorry . . . Hi-Y German Club, Hi-Havon Pat Polar Bonnevier, Alice . . . Bonnio . . . Band, Bowling Brandt, Hope . . . Hopio . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Latin Club. Band. G.A.A. Bruch. Duane . . . Dewey . . . Hi-Y. Hi-Haven Pat Polar Buchan, Glenara . . . Glon , . . Choir Buckman, Patricia . . . Buck . . . Silver Tri Blue fri, Spaoisk Club. Bowling, Pat Polar Burger. Arlene . . . Ham . . . Patriot. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Choir. G.A.A.. Bowling, Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Burgess. Patricia . . . Sudy . . . Band. Rod Cross Carlson. Marian . . . Orator. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Pat Polar Castle. Elma . . . Amos' . . . N.H.S., Blue Tri. Latin Club. Choir Cheese, Beverly . . . Bev . . . Silvor Tri. Blue Tn Christenson. Joyce . . . Christy . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Latin Club Bowling, Hi-Haven. Pat Polar 23 Claypatch, Gilbert . . . 'Gib . . . Hockoy, Wrostling. Baseball, Pat Polar Colburn. Robert . . . Colby . . . Hi-Y Collins. Charles . . . Chuck Corson, Betty Jo . . . Bets' . . . Blue Tri, Lotin Club. Bond. Hi-Hoven. Pat Polar Crawford, James . . . Ching . . . Hi-Y. Basketball, Golf. Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Crowell, John . . . Johnnie Dahlstrom. Reginald . . . Reg . . . Hi-Y. Choir, Hi-Hoven, Pat Polar Daufelt, Joanne . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Spanish Club. Bowling. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Day. Ralph . . . Movie Crew, C.F.L., Apparatus Dean. Dorothy . . . Dort , . . Bowling. Pat Polar Doane. Donna . . . Corky . . . Bowling Dunn, Eiloan . . . Mousey’ , . . Blue Tri, Choir, Pat Polar Early, Donald ... Joe . . . Hi-Y. Football, Basketball. Track. Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Eggert, Joan . . . Josio . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Spanish Club. G.A.A.. Bowling. Hi-Hoven, Pat Polar Erickson. Donna . . Hon . , . Class Soc.. Council, Patriot. Silvor Tri. Blue Tri. Choir. GAA.. Bowling, Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Esterly, Lorraine . . . N.H.S., Blue Tri. Bowling, Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Estes. Margaret . . . Mugqs . . . Blue Tri, Ewer, Thomas . . . Tom . . , Orator. Patriot, Band Fiala. Quentin . . . Council. Hi-Y, Hi-Hoven Fitisimmons, Robert . . . Bob' . . . Hi-Y Forrer, Kathleen . . . Kathy . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Latin Club Fotia, Mary Ann . . . Fosh . . . Rod Cross Bowling, Hi-Hoven. Pat Polar Fransen. Ronald . . . Ronnie . . . N.H.S.. Council Gabrielson. Joan . . . Jo . . . Orator. Silvor Tri, Blue Tri, Band. Rod Cross, Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Gagne. Elaine . . . Cookie . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri Gallick, Robert . . . Bob ... Pat Polar Gendreau, Mae . . . Stoop . . . Patriot. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Band, G.A.A. Bowling. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Glover, Delores . . . Dodo . . . Rod Cross. Bowling 24 Gohman. Donna . . , Shorty . man Club. Hi-Havon Golden, Jean . . . Jinx . . . Green, Marilyn . . . Poochio Pat Polar Gulenchyn, Jenny . . . Jen Heeie, Betty Jane . . , Bots” Debate, N.F.L., Pat Polar Hagglund, Joyce . . . N.H.S., Halbrooks. Esther . . . Essie Hale. Lillian . . . Patriot Halk. Arden . . . Ardie . . . Club. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Hallenber9, Ruth . . . Ruthie Girls Activity Committoo. Halliday, Patricia . . . Patty Hamlin. Shirley . . . Wootsie' Bowling, Pat Polar . . Orator, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Ger- Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Bowling • . . Silvor Tri. Blue Tri. Hi-Havon, . . Bowling, Pat Polar . . . Council, Bluo Tri, Latin Club. Silver Tri, Spanish Club . . . Spanish Club. Pat Polor Orator, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Spanish . . . Blue Tri. Latin Club. Choir. Bowling. Pat Polar . . . Bluo Tri, Pat Polar . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Flag Swingor, Hayes, Frank . . . Gooch . . . Hi-Y. Pat Polar Held, Loys . . . Patriot, Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Spanish Club, Band, G.A.A., Bowling. Hi-Havon, Pat Polor Hendricks, Patsy ... Pa . . Blue Tri Herbst, Lois . . . Choir. Bowling Hodson, Novella . . . Silver Tri, Bluo Tri Spanish Club, Band, Hi Haven. Pat Polar Hofstad, Earle . . . Stein ... Hi-Y Football. Track. Golf Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Hoisted, Rose Marie . . . Rosie . . . Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Holten, Richard . . . Dick . . . Class Vice Pres.. N.H.S.. Council. Hi-Y. Band. Football. Track. Golf. Hi-Haven, Pat Polar, Charlie’s Aunt Jackson, Dorris . . . Jack” . . . N.H.S.. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Choir Jelma, Rita Ann . . Orator, Blue Tri, Band. Pat Polar Jennrick, Richard . . . Dick . . . Hi-Y. Basketball. Hockey Baseball Jensen, Doris . . . ’Jens ... Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Bowling. Hi-Hoven, Pat Polar Johnson, Donald . . . Hayseed . . . Hi-Y. Spanish Club. Football, Basketball, Track. Golf, Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Johnson, Leroy . . . Roy . Basketball. Track. Pat Polar Johnson, Marjorie . . . Margie . . . Council. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Spanish Club. Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Johnson, Wayne . . . Spanish Club. Football. Pat Polar 25 Johnston. June . . . Junio ... Orator. Patriot. Silver Tri. 8lue Tri. N.F.L, Bowling Hi-Hav«n, Pat Polar Juit, Beverly . . . Bov . . . Patriot. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Choir Kaliszeski, Dolores . . . Dee ... Bowling Hi-Haven Pat Polar Kintx. Chloe . . Patriot. Blue Tri K'atke. Donne . . . “Buzz ... German Club. Pat Polar Knudsen, Thelma . . . 'Knute . . . Patriot. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Choir, GA.A.. Bowling. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Kokesh. Charles . . . Chuck Kormenik, Otto . . . Red Cross Kozicky. Walter ... Koz . . . Hi-Y, Rod Cross. Football. Baseball, Hockey, Pat Polar Kurko, Richard . . Dick . . . Council. German Club, Band Pat Polar Kuss, Gerald . . . Jerry' . . . Hi-Y, Spanish Club. Band. Foot- boll, Swimming, Go't, Hi-Haven, Pot Polar La Bissoniere, Elaine . . . Fronchy” . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Spanish Club. Choir, Bowling. Hi-Havon, Pat Polar La Bissoniere, William . . . Bill . . . Spanish Club Wrestling Langlie. Marion . . . Red . . . N.H.S.. Council. Orator. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Choir. G.A.A., Bowling. Hi-Hoven. Pat Polar Larson. Duane . . . Lars . . . Hi-Y Football. Basketball. Traci Wrestling. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar La Vallee. Lawrence . . . Larry . . Hi-Havon Laqua, Janis . . . Deke Leavitt, Kathryn ... Katio . . . N.H.S.. Orotor Editor. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Latin Club. Spenish Club. Choir, Hi-Havon, Pat Polar Lee, Jeanne . . . Joannio . . . Council. Patriot Silvor Tri Blue Tri, Spanish Club. Choir. G.A.A., Bowling. Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Lee. Marilyn . . Melon . . . Patriot. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Choir. Hi-Havon Lemieui. James . . Early . . . Latin Club, Football. Bosoball. Hockey Lenx. Ela ine Lewis, Kathryn . . Kitty . . . Patriot. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Choir, Cheorleador. G.A.A.. Bowling. Hi-Hoven. Pat Polar. Charlie's Aunt” Lewko. Peter . . . Boomer . . Cheerleader. Pat Polar Lindgren. Paul . . . Pablo . . . Hi Y, Stage crew. Apparatus. Hi Haven, Pat Polar Lindquist, Lois . . . Linky . . . Silver Tri, Choir. Band. G.A.A., Bowling. Hi-Havon. Pat Polar Lund. Adele . . . N.H.S.. Council Orator. Silver Tri Blue Tri, Spanish Club. Choir. G.A.A... Bowling, Hi-Haven. Pot Polar Magnuson, Elaine . . . Toots . . . Class Troos.: Orator. Patriot. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Bowling, Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Mayhew, Diane . . Bayhow No. 2 ... N.H.S.. Patriot, Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Spanish Club. N.F.L.. Red Cross Cheerleader, G.A.A., Bowling, Hi-Haven. Pat Polar, Charlie's Aunt McCowan, Lyle . . . Bud McIntosh, John . . . Mac ... Hi-Y, Band. Hi-Havon Pat Polar Meinke, Walter . . . Wally' . . . Band, Hi- Haven Memorich, John . . . Jack Michael, William . . . Mike' . . . Hi-Y. Equip. Mgr.. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Miller, Audrey . . . Arab . . . Blue Tri, Red Cross. Girls' Activity Commitree. Flag Swingor, G.A.A., Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Mohn. Gerald . . . Blackie . . . Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Montzka, Beatrice . . . Boa . . . Blue Tri. German Club. Spanish Club. Band. C.F.L. Morrison. Mona . . . ''Moe . . . Patriot. Silvor Tri, Blue Tri, Spanish Club. Cheerleader. G.A.A.. Bowling. Hi-Haven, Pat Polar. Charlie's Aunt Murray, Donald . . . Don . . . Council. Basoball. Hockey. Skiing Neifert, Wesley . . . Wes . . . Hi-Y. Pat Polor JUDE Nelson. Beverly . . Nellie . . . Silver Tri. Latin Club. Rod Cross Hi-Haven Nelson. Nancy . Nanc . . . N.H.S.. Silver Tri Blue Tri, Spanish Club. Bowling. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Ness. Beatrice . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Nordstrom, Albert . . . Bud . . . Hi-Y. Pat Polar Nordstrom. Joan . . . Blondie . . . Orator. 8!ue Tri. Bowling. G.A.A.. Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Norstrom. Dale . . . Tadpole . . . Hi-Y. Swimming. Hi-Haven Oakes. Charles . . . Chuck . . . Hi-Y Odden, Jared . . . . Jerry . . . Baseball. Hockey O Dell, Lois . . . Lowie . . . Patriot. Silver Tri, Blue Tri Spanish Club. Choir. G.A.A., Bowling. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Ojala, Marian . . . Blue Tri. Orchestra, Band. Girls' Activity Committee. G.A.A. Olander, Robert . . . Plowlander' . . . Hi-Y. Football, Basketball. Track Olson, Marilyn . . . Ole . . . Silvor Tri. Bluo Tri Pat Polar Palmer, Donna ... Palm' . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Spanish Club, Bowling. Pat Polar Paulson, Mildred . . . Milly . . . N.H.S.. Orator. Blue Tri Spanish Club. G.A.A.. Hi-Havon. Pat Polar Charlie's Aunt Peter, Arleen . . . Pete . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Bowling Peterson, Chester . . . 'Chet . . . Hi-Y. Pat Polar 27 Peterson. Conrad Peterson. Donna Louise ... Pete' . . . Silver Tri. Bluo Tri. Choir Peterson. Gorald . . . Jerry ... Band Poterson, Shirley . . Shirl . . . N.H.S., Council, Orator Silver Tri, Bluo Tri. Band. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Pieri, Nancy . . . Nanny' . . . Silver Tri, Bluo Tri, Band, Bowling, Hi-Havon. Pat Polar Polydisky, Eugone . . . PJ. . . , Baseball. Hockey Popp. Clifford . . . ’Ticker Reynolds, Kathryn . . . Kottio-Pot . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Latin Club. Choir, Red Cross. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Ringate, Arlino . . R . . . Patriot, Choir Roberts. Michael . . . Mike . . . Hi-Y, Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Roetter. Ruth . . Ruthie . . . Council. Choir. Band. G.A.A. Roloff, Donna . . . Don . . . Blue Tri JUDE Ronning, Ronald .... Ronnio . . . Patriot. Hi-Y, Orchestra, Band, Track, Skiinq, Golf, Hi-Havon. Pot Polar Russell, Shirley . . Shirl . . . N.H.S., Council. Orator. Gorman Club, Blue Tri, Debate. N.F.L., Hi-Haven Pat Polar Rudd, Meredith . . . Topsy . , . Blue Tri, Band. Hi-Havon, Pat Polar Ryan, Nancy . . . Silvor Tri, Blue Tri. Spanish Club, Rod Cross Samuel, Virginia . . . Sammy . . . N.H.S., Council. Orator. Silver Tri. Bluo Tri. 8and. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar. Charlio's Aunt Sander, Fred . . . Fritz . . . Council. Football. Boskotball, Track. Hi-Havon, Pat Polar Scharbor. Roy . . . 'Scharb' . . . Council. Hi-Y, Football. Track Hi-Havon, Pat Polar Schmuck, Elaine . . . Bluo Tri Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Seeger, Joann . . . Jo . . . Flag Swingor. Hi-Havon, Pat Polar Seeley, Charles . . . Chuck . . . Latin Club, Bond. Pat Polar Shobo. Kenneth . . . Konny . . . Council. Football Wrestling, Track Sigorson, Grayco . . . Graycoe . . . Blue Tri Latin Club. Choir, Orchostra. Pat Polar Simcoe, Bruce . . . Choir Skelly, Norman , . . Norm . . . Hi-Y. Football, Baseball Ho key Smith, Dale . . . Smitty' . . . Band Hi-Havon Smith, Donna . . . Smitty' . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Band. Hi-Havon, Pat Polar 28 Soley, Shirley . . . Shirl . . . Silvor Tri. Biuo Tri Sparby, Carole ... Sporb . . . Silver Trie, Bluo Tri, Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Sparks. John . . . Spark' . . . Hi-Y Red Cross Football Wrestling. Apparatus. Hi-Havon, Pot Polar Spiess, Marilyn . . . Council Silver Tri Blue Tri, Latin Club. Girls’ Activity Committee, Band. Flag Swingor, Hi-Heven, Pat Polar Stacy. Marjorie . . . Margo' . . . Council. Patriot, Silver Tri. Bluo Tri, Spanish Club, Band, Hi-Havon, Pat Polar Stafford. Mary . . . May Woe Stefano, William . . . Bill Stoneberg, Cecile . . Blue Tri. Hi-Havon, Pat Polar Streu, Richard . . . Dick . . . Council, Hi-Y, Choir. Golf. Hi-Haven, Pat Polar. Charlio’s Aunt Strong. Elwood . . . Sponish Club, Choir Stumm, Robert . . . 8ob . . . Football Baseball. Hockey Traci. Hi-Haven, Pat Polar. Charlio’s Aunt Suess, Charles . . . Hi-Hoven, Pat Polar Sullivan, Donald . . . ’ Sully • • - Latin Club. Band Swandby, Richard . . Dick' . . . N.H.S.. Orator, Hi-Y. Hi-Haven. Pat Polar. Charlie's Aunt'' Swanson, Arthur . . . ' Art . . . Hi-Y. Hi-Haven, Pat Polar Swanson, Betty . . . Swanny . . . Council Silvor Tri, Blue Tri. Bond. Flag Swingor. Hi-Havon. Pat Polar Swodlund, Harry . . . Swode . . . N.H.S.. Council, Hi-Y, Band Golf. Hi-Havon, Pat Polar. Charlio's Aunt. Szcieck. Wayne . . . Hi-Y, Track. Hi-Havon, Pat Polar Tollman, Joyce . . . Joy . . . Silvor Tri. Bluo Tri, Bowling Tarnowski, Gcraldyno . . . Jorie . . . Hi-Havon, Pat Polar Taubensoe, Nancy . . . Taub . . . Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Choir, C.F.L., Pat Polar Tomte, Florino . . Flo’ . . . Bluo Tri, Choir, Flag Swinqor Vollum, Patricia . . . Pozonia . . . Spanish Club, Choir, Band. Hi-Havon. Pat Polar Waldhoff, Boverly . . . Bunny' . . . N.H.S.. Council, Patriot. Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Choir, Rod Cross, Charlio's Aunt' Waldon. John . . . Jack Hi-Y. Football. Hi-Haven, Pat Polar, Charlie s Aunt Willard, Audrey . , . Pookie . . . Bluo Tri. Choir, Red Cross, G.A.A., Hi-Haven. Pat Polar Williams. Marian . . . ' Pooli© ... Bluo Tri. Lotin Club. Choir Wingren. Muriel . . . Myrt ... Pat Polar Zimmerman. Ruth . . . Honor Student 29 Lyla Nelson... Joan Ciomons Janico Larsen Virginia Ruhnk© Marion Engstrom Adrianne Johnson Valerie Gardin Edna Anderson Joan Hanson ........ Marjorie Klavestad Connie Sodorberq June Chorry Joan Clemens Marjorie Klovcstad Dorthy Oir.e Marion Engstrom. Lyla Nolson Rosomary Sarfoll Pat Okoson_________ Joyce Flakno Shirley Koickor Juno Cherry. ....... Carol Johnson Joan Hansen......... Elaine Magnuson Kayo Loavitt Mae Gondreau Arloen Peter Mona Morrison Marilyn Green Ruth Zimmorman Elaine Mognuson Shirley Russell Joan Nordstrom Lois Lindquist Mona Morrison Elaino Maqnuson Kayo Leavitt Donna Gohman Joyco Tollman Kaye Loavitt Lois Lindquist Virginia Snmuot Jeanne Loe Kayo Leavitt Diane Moyhew Diane Mayhew Nancy Nelson Bov. Just June Johnston Elaino Magnuson Kayo Leavitt Shirley Russell. Carol Spaiby .. Margie Johnson Elaino Magnuson Marilyn Spiess Kaye Leavitt SERIOR HALL OF FflfllE JANUARY CLASS NICEST PERSONALITY MOST CHEERFUL FRIENDLIEST MOST STUDIOUS MOST DIGNIFIED MOST TALENTED BEST DANCER CUTEST DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL BEST ATHLETE SHORTEST TALLEST PEPPIEST MOST BASHFUL NICEST BUILD BEST DRESSED BEST LINE WITTIEST MOST CATCHING SMILE BIGGEST FLIRT CUTEST COUPLE PRETTIEST HAIR PRETTIEST EYES Al Cihoski MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED __________________________ Don Egnell JUNE CLASS BEST ALL AROUND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CUTEST PRETTIEST EYES PRETTIEST HAIR CUTEST COUPLE MOST STUDIOUS MOST POPULAR BRAINIEST WITHOUT STUDYING BEST ATHLETE BEST GROOMED MOST ATTRACTIVE BEST DRESSED MOST DIGNIFIED SHORTEST TALLEST MOST TALENTED NICEST FIGURE MOST CATCHING SMOOTHEST DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL PEPPIEST SHARPEST MOST BASHFUL BEST LINE WORST LINE MOST MISCHIEVOUS MOST ENTERTAINING Dick Swandby MOST ORIGINAL Fred Sander BIGGEST FLIRT WORST GUM CHEWER FRIENDLIEST BEST DANCER Bob Stumm MOST AMBITIOUS.— Harry Swedlund HOMEROOM 210 Row 5: Ryan. C. Johnson, Smith. D. Larson, Gifospio. Parkins. Illg. Row 4: Mr. Hovo, Pearson. Olson, Mild, Stoiee. Ziegtor, Woeks, Roos. Row 3: Jorgenson, Goitner. Rynders. Mollnor, Ries. Lincoln. D. Johnson. Row 2: Cunnion, Gorko. V. Nelson Nord-wall. Paulson. Rylander. Row I: Heath. P. Nelson. Peabody, Salfzer, Macy. Hammer. HOMEROOM 211 Row 4: M. Andorson. Miller. Ash. Edling, Jacobson, Erickson. Row 3: Bennett. Engquist, Weiland Jones, J. Johnson, Johnston. Mrs. Whito. Row 2: Mutch, J. Anderson, Ellwood. Bergstrom, Chyrklund. C. Anderson. Row I: Senoscell Buelow, McLaughlin, Wincek. Adams. HOMEROOM 212 Row S: Jordoll. N. Iverson, Hubor. Olson, Esterly, Brytowski, Conley. Row 4: Hogstrom. Dorn. D. Johnson, Bosse F. Russell, J. Russell. Miss Hanson. Row 3: Brennan. Kano, D. Nolson, Hoe-schen, Bittner, Bodotte, J. Ivorson. Row 2: B. Iverson, Bernhardt, Tschimper-lo, J. Larson. Jacobs. Bennett. P. Nolson. Row I: Bradley, Richter, Asp, Akron, Be-bensoe, Aboel. HOMEROOM 213 Row 5: Keisling, Nygoord, Loiferman, Knopic, Diobort, Krogstad. Nelson. Row 4: Haqstrom. Egan. Hart, Hietala Mohagon, Lysdahl Bennett, Broy. Row 3: Kruse Bodko. Groves, Porrin, Snodgrass. Thulon, Herlofsky. Norman-din. Row 2: Storey. Johnson, Moody. Aydt. Lindbloom, Erickson, Liabo. Row I: Huobschen, Hattstrom, Tometz, Mrs. Malonoy. Olson. Culbort. Carlson. IB HOMEROOM 214 Row 5: VanTessol. Thurston, Staco, Ma-berry, Drury. Swanson. Larson, Coughlin, Langloy, Row 4: Bullock, Fuhrmann, Lund, Murphy, Maqnuson. Rud. Wick. Thompson. Row 3: Mrs. Anderson, Pearson, Sco-fiold. Kvarnlov, Nelson, Loe. Johnson, Mummah. Row 2: Shoomokor, Potorson, Edlinq, B. Anderson, McCourtney, Hagen, Ess. Row I: Lindbloom, St. Mane, McCormick, Juneski, B. Johnson. Stanok. HOMEROOM 310 Row 4: Berg, Snyder, Bertek, Trobby, Witry. Row 3: Miss Koehsol, B. Anderson, Brown, Lont, Rydeen, Paulsen. Row 2: J Anderson, Lessard. Burns. Sullivan, Smith. Row I: Rasmussen, Thorvilson, Wilson, Vaoge, A. Anderson. HOMEROOM 311 Row 3: Ashlin, Schuck, Wikstrom. Anderson, Honnossy, Mr. Anderson. Row 2: Linman, Bohn. Hagen, Woiss. Gry-maluk. Row I: Johnson. Holt. Erdman, Wilkins, Hanson. HOMEROOM 313 Row 5: Honke, Holzinger. Bonson, Voss. Nelson. Smoftor. Thour, Rust. Row 4: Mr. Davis, Pieri, Fleischakor, Buchmen, Redburn, Flackoy. Kirchoff, Olson. Row 3: Green, Knoble, Daufelt, Copp. Jenson, Johnson. Row 2: Spilane, Johnston, Diotl, Friedli, Froiling, Hathaway. Row I: Schmidt. J. Olson, Elliot, Kionitx, Haas. Kosmor. HOMEROOM 315 Row 5: Lunow, Jensen, Lango, Przytula, G. Peterson. Palm. Simmons. Row 4; Swadlund. D. Johnson, Stoino Hopps. Amundson, W. Johnson, E. Johnson. Row 3: Selburg Adamski. Moline, Fisch-or, Solberg, Ortquist. Row 2: C. Peterson. Super, Lorontzon, Lorontzon. Pearson. Soltis. Row I: Burnham. Hoy. Jakoia. von Do-marus. Isaacson. Nowborg. HOMEROOM 106 Row 5: Kramor, Lamb Levons, Knox, Cyrotski. Loonard, Fjorstod. Row 4: Mrs. Maxfield. R. Johnson, Murphy, Lamke, Lopping, R. Johnson, Dietrich. Row 3: Lockwood, Arntson, Smith. Nelson, Muolior, Forguson, Zimmerman. Row 2: Myers. Jasinski, Erickson. Brandos. Kingsbury. Aschor. Row I; Knapp. Nelson, B. Madson, D. Madson, Mathison, Lee. HOMEROOM 121 Row 5: Eggort. C. Johnson, Cliplof, Mr. Moe. Wittig. Hay. Row 4: Skoby. Abeel, Wrobol. Gorois, Mattson, Handberg. Row 3: Sodorgron, Bonnyhoff. Foslid, Bjorlin. Nash, Wostorlung. Row 2: Lux, J. Johnson, McCoy, Lind-gren. Fisher. Bowlby. Row I: Swanson. Pollock. Stumm, Hanson, Mitcholl, Borg. HOMEROOM 204 Row 6: Ray, Hopps, Fish. Gish. Laugen, Sundt, Horrick. Olson. Row 5: R. Erickson. Emory. Donahue. Gearou, Davis. J. Erickson. Mrs. Bo-quist. Row 4: Richards. Dunn Gustafson. Fredericks, Froomon, Robertson, DeFore. Fourre. Haase. Row 3: Christianson. Anderson, Krutzig, Dosoff, Elledge. DeLaittre. Day. Row 2: Cashman, Dickinson, Collins, St. Mane, Enge. Noumann, V. Erickson, L. Erickson. Row I: Dolan, Christopher. Erickson Pust, Cashman. Colburn. Geiger, Kop-perudo. HOMEROOM 205 Row 6: Mr. Demmann, Hansen, Gadke. Benson, Cooper. Fahlstrom, Carlson, Brock. Row 5: Beauchane, Erickson, Burch. Hauck. Miller, Hallman. Row 4: Chapman, Parkins. Halbrooks. Mitchell. McGowan. Mattinon. Row 3: Andoli. Anderson. Boughton. Jackson. Baldwin. Chase, Blomquist. Row 2: Bohannan, Henke. Clark. Copeland. Halladay, Jackson. Row I: Clark, Bower, Apter, Palmer. Cora, Femling. HOMEROOM 207 Row 6: Purnick, Leaf. Ashbaugh, Huber. Smart. Row S: Hallman, Oakes, Steinhilber. Henke. Row 4: Thomson, Goslin. Dyke, Huttle Johnson. Legor. Row 3; Larson. Sandberg. Cleve. Skjold Schoonborger, Miss Hynos. Row 2: Sheppard, Olson, Peabody. Pruyn, Roy. Klatke. Row I: Quern, Green, Hughlett, LaFavor, Andorson. Larson. HOMEROOM 208 Row 6: Mr. Lundoll. Schuppel, Minor Robertus. Skelly, Beutner. Gylfee, Nor-mindin. Row 5: Schenk, Moran, Ruud, Caoutte, Solberg. Docoursoy. Row 4: Lundeen, Bergren, Anderson. Krutzig, Schmidt, Backstrom. Row 3: Osterberg, Horbst, Borgeron. Harlow, Hannis, Bornard, Horshey. Row 2: Houts, Hanson, Bottomley. M. Johnston. B. Johnston. Hartke. Johnson. Row I: Hoiland. Held, Jenson, Johnson, Hansen, Hale. HOMEROOM 300 (I) Row 5: McCarty, Worwa, Ripczinski, Peterson, McVary. Weaver. Row 4: Hoglund, WesMin, Wicklund, Westorlund, Yahn. Row 3: Melhuse. Stoneberg, Smith. Peik, Pearson, Watson, M. Paulson. Row 2: Orton. Kolberg, Steen, Priest, Early. White, Colburn. Row I: Olson Heik, A. Paulson, Twite. Westby, Wick. HOMEROOM 300(2) Row 4: Anderson, Timmorman. Comer, MoH. Slromberg, Wingard. Lindborg. Row 3: Miss Styor, Wideil, L. Nelson, J. Nelson. Streeter, Symalla. Poderson. Row 2: Wall. Genung, Richter, Williams. Seals, Padden. Row I: J. Nelson, Simmons. Coilotte, Sturdevant, Loftus, Lindquist. That introducer of new innovations, Mrs. Maloney, transforms demure Shirley Peterson into an old witch, thereby demonstrating the wonders of malce-up during a study of the drama. Lending invaluable service in helping Miss Bolisle keep the library in good order are Betty Jobes. Clarabelle Freeman. Margaret Bachman, Marlene Ringland, Arden Halt, and Barbara Pruyn. One of those mysterious devices that reveal the laws of density is examined by some of the more inquisitive physics students. JMi LITTLE HEflRY'S POUJ-UJOUJS Full of zeal was Little Henry Full of love for fun and frolic, Going forth to tribal meetings Gathr’ing with his Hi-Y Brothers. For the Maiden, Henrietta. There were Blue Tri and Horizon. Many moons the Council gathered. Tried and judged their fellow warriors. Splendid with their paint and plumage, Beautiful with flags and pom-poms, Drilled and polished very smoothly. Came the Band of Little Henry. 37 STUDENT COUNCIL- ROW 3: Schorbor. Swedlund, Lamb. B. Anderson, Sander. M. Hove. Adv. Row 2: J. Erickson, Roof, Weiss. Kane. Kruse, Holten. D. Erickson, Swanson. Diet!. Paulson Goslin, Emory. Row I: Russell, Kasmar, Hanson, Egnell, Pres., Barrett, Roy, Nelson. Sertoli. Honnessy. STUDENT COUNCIL—This year the Student Council has taken over supervision of the Patriot Club auditoriums and has set up an ethics board to take care of those who create a commotion during the movie. The Council has also made a survey of school conditions in cooperation with the other councils of the city. An inspection was made of our health and educational facilities. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE—The spring of 1946 found one of the league's most active members, Jean Hanson, participating in the National Forensic League finals. Dorrine Olson holds the highest degree possible in the League, the degree of distinction. The degree of excellence is held by Jean Hanson. Veryl Kruse. Helen Asp. Helen Tometz, and Shirley Russell. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE— Row 3: K. Hoerschgon, Adv.. Thurs-ton. Roy. Brown. Borg. Hagitrom, C. Andorfon, Adv. Row 2: Olson. Kruse, Pres., WoifS. Tometz. Mayhow. Nelson, Bradley. Bennett, Freiling. Row I: Asp. Dietl. Haase, M. Andor son, Johnston. Moran. Hanson. C. Anderson, Russ«ll. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY— Row 5: K. Hynes. Adv.. M. Anderson. Egnell. Swandby. Barrett, Swodlund. Jordan, W. Larson Adv. Row 4: A. Maxfield, Adv.. Paulson, Hanson, J. Larson Jonas. Estorly. Jackson. Langlie. E. White Adv. Row 3: Mulch. Sartoll, Johnson. Okeson Pearson. Paterson, Samuel. Waldhoff. Row 2: Castle, Stussi, Klavestad, N. Nelson, Hagglund, C. Anderson, Bonnott. Row I: Franzon, Mayhew, L. Nelson, Pres., Holton, Russoll, Leavitt, Lund. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service In their highest form are represented by these students. The N.H.S. annually sponsors an Inter-Cultural Relations auditorium during Brotherhood Week. DEBATE—This year the Debate Team has competed in several tournaments including the Region V tournament held at Patrick Henry. The Henry team finished in a tie for second place in this tournament. Helen Tometz, David Berg, and Myron Anderson have been prominent in representing Henry this year. debate- row 2: Borg, Hagstrom, Krutzig. C. Andorson, Adv. Row I: M. Anderson, Dietrich, Beau-chane, Padden, Tometz. Thurston, M. Anderson. SrUNUZU. HAM GERMAN CLUB— Row 2: Montxka O. Klatko, M. Hanion, Adv., Bodotto. Boottchor, Stempor, M. Klatke, LaFavor. Row I: Dolan, Simmons. Sheppard, Russell, Pres., Sartoll, Pearson. McCourtney, Leger. GERMAN CLUB— Der Deutsche Ver-sammlung gathers together monthly. It is composed of former German students and those who plan to take German in the future. The former students help to teach other members German phrases and songs, such as the Schnitzel Bank. in preparation for their German class. SPANISH CLUB— Como estan ustedes, Senores y Senoritas? This inquiry can be heard from any one of the Spanish students during their meetings which feature colorful movies depicting Latin American songs and customs. The club annually presents a program honoring Pan American Day. SPANISH CLUB- Row 5: Friodli, T. Andorson, Loo. J. Erickson, Mont;ka, Tnulon. Bohonon, B. Anderson. Seburg, Brown. Poerton, Stomper. Bradley. Abool. McCormick. Row 4: Blanchette, Knobel. Cteve, Gareis. Slomquist, Skjold, Clarke. DeLaittre. Bjorlin. Lee. Lind-gren, Richter. Shore. Row 3: Styer, Adv.. Burns. Mathison, Choso, Roy. M. Paulson, McCourtney. Hegglund, Fisker, Steen. Huebschon. Row 2: Bullock, Holt, Westby, Apter, Knapp. D. Paulson, Jakola. Pres. Tometx, Aydt, Normandin. T. Anderson. Row I: Mepors. O. Erickson. Hattstrom. Seals. Richter. Palmer Mitchell. St. Mane E. Paulson. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP LEAGUE— Eleven different churches and seven different faiths are represented in this Christian organization. The league furnishes a Christmas basket for some needy family every year as one of its projects. Weekly meetings feature discussion of religious problems, singing, or a talk by an outside speaker. LATIN-CLUB— Ad astra per aspera. To the stars through difficulties. With this motto, the Latin Club endeavors to acquaint themselves with early Roman life. They collaborated with the German and Spanish Clubs in presenting an auditorium. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP LEAGUE— Row 3: Roy. Pres.. R. Phillips, Adv., Baumuster. Row 2: Prentice. LeVahn, Peterson, Kruse. Hattstrom. Noison, Znimot, Pribblo. Ro« I: S� eon. Montjka. Shogren. Knapp. Miller. Bjork. LATIN CLUB— Row 5: Egan. Comer, Krogstad, Van Tassel. Pres. Fleischaker. Nygaard, Gallick, Stoleo. Kramer Friedl. Dietrich, Peterson, Weaver. Row 4: Nowburg. Androli. St. Mane. Bodtko, Buckingham, Pearson. Jonos, Anderson, Weiss. Yahn. Hart. Row 3: M. Boquist, Adv., Groves Early. Olson, Henson, Hallenborg, Harlow. Christenson, Reynolds, Vaage. Pruyn. Paulson. Row 2: Johnson, Padden, Asp, Nelson, Brandes. Diet!, Kasmar. Peabody. Rylander. Cashman, Dickinson, Row I: Wincek, Linmen, Abeol, Leavitt, Gareis. Juneski. Haase, Kioniti. Harrassed layout, copy, and sports staff members work long hours to finish Henry's Book of the Year. ORATOR— We've got to have more pictures! Where are the dummy sheets? The deadline is March 15! These frenzied words can be heard issuing forth from Room 311 any sixth hour. Kaye Leavitt, editor, and A. P. Anderson, Orator adviser, spend the year trying to gather the staff together in order to get the Orator finished before the deadline. ORATOR STAFF- ROW 4: A. Andorson. Adv., Hopps, Swandby. McIntosh, Ewer. Row 3: Ameson. Paulson. Jonos, Gabrielson, Linman, Peterson. Row 2: Halk. Kasmar, Samuel, Dietf. Lund, Jalma. Row I: Langlio, Magnuson. Leavitt, Russell, Johnston. Othors Not Pictured: J. Russell, Kane, Nordstrom, Enquist, Gohman. 42 PATRIOT—For an accurate and engaging account of the current personalities, activities, fads and opinions that make up Henry High, see the Patriot. Staff members take pride in the fact that the Patriot has won All-American honors from the National Scholastic Press Association for the past four years. The whole staff, under the able direction of Newsy and editors Jean Hanson, Mike Stolee, and Marc Anderson, makes every effort to keep the Patriot's standard up to that which it has maintained in the past. Tom Ewer takes time out to adjust his camera. PATRIOT STAFF- ROW 4: M. Andorson, Staco, Stolee. Jones. Hanson. Cunnien, Baler. Row 3: E. Nowstrond, Adv., Brown, Swanson. Ericlton, Lee. Kintz, Burger. Friodli. Row 2: Kvarnlov, Magnuson, Just, Morrison. Lewis, Waldhoff, Acheson. Row I: Johnston. Mayhow, Elliot, A. Anderson. Olson, Stromberg. HI-HAVEN— Uppor loft: Nolson, Swodlund. Mayhew. PAT-POLAR— Lower left: Row 2: Roos. Spieis. Nordwall, Kano, Blanchotte. Baker. Notion. Dau-folt. Gondreau. Row I: Barrott. Magnuton. Lorontxon, Morrison. Streu. STAGE CREW— Uppor Middle Standing: Black, Bradley. Seeden. P. Smith. Adv. Sitting: Achoson, Day. Witry, Lindgron. MOVIE CREW— Lower Middle. Stonding: G. Hardy, Adv.. Maberry, Bostrom. Sitting: Lopping, Bullock. Day. Van Tassoll. GIRLS' ACTIVITY COMMITTEE— Uppor Right: Nordwall. Bohanon, Skoby, W. Hultcrantr Adv., Tallman. HORIZON CLUB— Lower Right. Row 3: J. Hagen. Shoomaker, Friodii. Brown. Row 2: St. Mano, J. Hagen. Rasmussen. Super, Holt. Diotl. Row I: Orfquist. Kasmar, Paulson. Pros.. Pearson. Knobel. HI-HAVEN—Any Friday night Henry students may be found enjoying the benefits of the rumpus room, lounge, and the dance at the Y.W.C.A. The Hi-Haven Committee makes the arrangements for the program. refreshments, and checking when Henry is host. PAT-POLAR—The Pat-Polar Committee takes charge of the dances which are held semi-monthly and are sponsored by the Northside Y.M.C.A. They enable students from Henry. North, and Robbinsdale to get acquainted and have a good time. STAGE CREW—Entirely too little credit is given to these hard-working boys behind the curtain. They're always right there to do their part in making every auditorium program a success. MOVIE CREW—The “unsung heroes” of the Patriot Club are the boys on the Movie Crew. They are on call at all times to run off educational movies in the various classrooms. G.A.C.—The purpose of the Girls’ Activity Committee is to consider problems that might affect the welfare of all the girls in the school. HORIZON CLUB—This group of Senior Campfire girls gathers principally for a good time. Parties and a weekend at Camp high-lighted the Club’s activities during the year. BLUE TRI— Spotlight on You was the theme for the Blue Tri this year. Each meeting was co-ordinated and featured various phases of attaining feminine charm. Henry collaborated with the North Blue Tri for a St. Patrick's Day Party. SILVER TRI—This year Silver Tri has been taking a trip to South America through their meetings. Each meeting makes a stop at a different point of interest along the way. One of the main projects of Silver Tri this year was to furnish two Thanksgiving baskets to needy families. BLUE TRI— Row 7: Abeel. McCormick. Wilson. Lorentzen, Jones. Meinke, Jakolo. Cunnion. Row 6: Swanson. Loo. Just, Morrison, Pieri, Burqor. Erickson. Lanqlie. Blanchette. Peabody. Gerke. Row 5: EHwood, Stacy. Johnston. Lewis. Cheese, Bobendrier, Peterson, LaBissoniere.. Benson, Gabrieison, Lee. Bergstrom. Saltzer. Senescall, Johnson. Row 4: B. Anderson. Shoemaker. Bennett, C. Anderson. Arneson. Adams. Montzka Corson, Paulson. Tomte. Reynolds. Williams, Nelson. Nordwall. Row 3: Jenson. Swodlund. von Domarus. Bradley. Brown, Saltis, Castle. Mutch. Schmuck. J. Anderson. Magnuson. Karlstad. Row 2: Enquist, Halk, Willard. Miller, May-hew Hattstrom, Grose, Gohman, P. Nol-son. Johnson. Heath. Row I: St. Mano. Wincek. Rylandor, Dunn. Jalma, Gondroau. Lund, McLaughlin. SILVER TRI— Row 5: E. CUtty, Adv.. Fisker. Blomquist. Gaoris. Woidner, Adv. Row 4: Anderson, Sigerson, Hedeen, Helton. Carlson. Harris. Androli. Row 3: Barthalomi, Skjold. Harlow. Halo. Sho-gron. Row 2: Mosel, Pollock. Wall, Roy, Hanson. Saari, Voglund. Row I: Orton. Mitchell, McCarthy. Stumm, Frediicks. Lind. Hl-Y CLUBS—The North Side Hi-Y sponsors the various Hi-Y Clubs and their activities at Henry. Every month a joint meeting of the Henry clubs is held down at the North Side Branch. The main objectives of Hi-Y clubs are outlined in the motto of the organization which is fo create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Some of the projects that are tackled by the Henry Hi-Y are buying and selling second hand books in the Hi-Y book room and selling Christmas Trees in cooperation with the Y's men's clubs. DRAKO - Standing: Johnston. Spiass. Ash. Stole®. Anderson. Popp, Moran. Miller. Sitting: Stern. Roy. Bovins. Egnell, Pres.: Thorvilson. Schiefelbein, Witry. SPARTAN— Standing: H o 11 e n, Nor-strom. Olander, Ronning, Johnson. Boottchor. Ba-kor. Strou. Hedoen. Sparks. Lindgren. Sitting: D. Larson. Adam ski, Barrett. Pres.: Wal don. D. Larson, Roberts. DELTA— Standing: Shelly. Crawford. 8ruch, Micheat. Sifting: Colburn, Scharber. Early. Andorson. Pres.: Kuss. Szczeck. Hl-Y CLUBS—The Hi-Y clubs ore among the most active at Henry. Many of the important social events of the school year are provided by Y club parties. Each Hi-Y has its own special project, such as filling Thanksgiving baskets or collecting clothing for relief. The Revere Hi-Y collected Christmas gifts for Sheltering Arms polio patients. The Les Gourmants Hi-Y edits a news sheet, called Y's Word,'' which gives an account of the activities of each Hi-Y. Each club meeting provides the boys with an opportunity for experience in 'eadership, self expression, and public devotions. FIDELITY— Standing: Sundt, Witry. McIntosh. Sitting: Nordstrom, Pros., Swedlund. An dors on, Achoson, Fitzsimmons, Swandby, Black. VERITY— Standing: Olson, Pros., T. Andorson. Sitting: Hamrin, Bcutnor, R. Andorson, Loaf. Honk©. OLYMPIAN— Standing: 8orgren, Fjorstad, Pres. Sitting: Krogstad, Krutzig, Cooper, Mott Hl-Y CLUBS—A basketball tournament between the various clubs served to enliven the Hi-Y program during the wintor months. After a series of contests, the final standings were os follows: Team Wins Losses Ties Delta________________________________________4 0 0 Alpha 3 I 0 Revere ------------------------—------------ 2 2 0 Verity ------------------------------------- I 2 I Olympian------------;-------,----------:_____0 3 I Fidelity 0 4 0 Orchid's to the Delta's Dwayne Szczeck. high-point man of the sorios scoring fifty-two points in four games. REVERE— Standing: Russell, Edling, Olson. Jenson, Rcdburn. Kano. Sitting: Bcsso. Dorn. Hof-stad Plain. Diotrich. Hon-nossy, Pros. LES GOURMANTS— Carlson, Pribblo, Lamb. Goslin. Pres.. Hay, Johnson. alpha— Standing: Piori Palm. Benson. Normandin. Moran. Sitting: Lavons. Emory Pros.. Yahn. Laugon. Kathryn Lewis and Verna Lorentzen wait for their introduction as Marilyn Lee acts in her capacity of accompanist. THEY THE BEST OF ALL ITIllSICIAflS 50 band- row 5: D. Carlton, Hooschon. Mosal, Laugen, Roatter, D. Moldenhauer, Adv.; Rcinking, Cyrotsk! Goslin, Sodargron. Stacy. Row 4: Cleva. Lindquist. Diotl. Nelson. Benson. Schenk, Leonard. Bohanon. Gish. Dorn, G. Ruud Poabody. McIntosh, Samuel. Row 3: Hendberg. Scofield. P. Johnson, Neumann. Brandt, Lamb. Hagen Pollock. Lane. Farnham Magnuson. C. Carlson. Whinnory. Corson. Row 2: B. Bray. Lmd, Nash. M. Ruud. Friedli. Murphy, Erickson, Pedorson, Ames, Redburn, Hay. Ray, C. Johnson. D. Bray. Westlin. Row I: M. Johnson. Hagen, Arneson, Gabrielson, Richards. Ronning, Smetzer, Knapp, Kasmar Paulson. Sandberg, Halbrooks. Gerke. Wick, Elliot. W. Johnson. Bartholoma. FLAG SWINGERS Top to mottom: Spioss. Perrin, Gareis. Ulstrom, Moinko. MAJORETTES Vollum, Stacy. Wostlund. Olhers Not Pictured: S. Potorton, Hodson J. Peterson, Pearson. Rud Enge. Crawford. Beutner Jalma, Christianson. Wall. Hoots. Schmidt, Jenson. Kruse, Smith. CHOIR— Row 4: Smith. J. Krutzig. Dietrich, Rust, Lepping, Leonard. Pribble, Hopps, Knoi. Cooper. Ashbaugh, Motf, K. Olson, Purnick, Swanson, Flackoy. Bennett. Brock. Row 3: A. Nervig, Adv.; Jacobson. Cliplef. Hamlin. Wicklund. J. Pearson, Ryndors, B. Anderson. Roatter. Reynolds. Ortquist, Taubensee. Sigenon. Mottson. Fuhrmann. Emery. Foslid. Row 2: V. Lorontzen. Loe. Just. Langlie. Gareis. LaBissoniore. L. Pearson, Orton, Castle, Burger. Erickson. Tomte, Lowis, Buchan. Row I: Dunn. Herbst, Richter, Chase. Holt. V. Lorontzen, Apter, Roberts. Steen. Krutzig. Green. Bower. THEY THE SWEETEST OF OIL SIDGERS SI LITTLE HENRY’S CONQUESTS Forth upon the fields of Conquest, Armed with all their warlike weapons, Filled with fight and inspiration Came the braves of Little Henry. Forth upon the fields of battle, Led by Chieftains, Cleve and Dammann With their heroes, Sparks, Adamski, Gus, and Claude the Mighty Midget. These, and many, many others Were the braves who fought for Henry In all combats fought with valor That the tribe might be Victorious. 53 Co-captain John Sparks. FOOTBALL The unconquerable Henry spirit gained momentum throughout the season to reach its climax in the final game with West. Early in the season Henry held the defending champions. Roosevelt, to a 13 to 13 tie. The Henryites presented the school with a Homecoming victory by tipping Southwest 7 to 6: continuing their winning ways, the Patriots upset Marshall in a rough game by a score of 6 to 0. In the final contest, an inspired Henry eleven met West, the city champions, in the most spectacular game of the year! The never-say-die Pats fought a see-saw battle and tied the Cowboys four times, only to lose in the final minutes; thus closing the most highly spirited season in the history of Patrick Henry Football! Row 3: Asst. Coach Hove. Miller, Shobo, Thorvilson, Gustafson, Larson. Row 2: Hodoen, Kuzyk. Skolly, Early, Sander. Row I: D. Johnson, Flackoy, Pollack. Drury, Co-captain Sparks. FOOTBALL Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry SCORES o Edison 14 13 Roosevelt 13 ... 6 Washburn 14 .... 7 Southwest 6 6 Marshall 0 ...13 Central 19 26 West 32 Opp. page Pre-game task: the taping of ankles, knees, etc. Olander shaking two Southwest tacklers. This pago Co-captain Rod Adamski Larson away for a short gain Victory celebration in the locker room! Row 3: Sharbor, Fotia. Weldon. Ashbough. Coach Clove. Row 2: Bates. Lomiou . Langely. Stumm, Olander Row I: Co-captain Adamski. Whinnery. W. Johnson. Wickstrum. Baker. 55 Row 3: Coach Dammann, Athbough. Olson. Roinking, Levons. Row 2: Early, Crawford. Sandor, Barroit, R. Adamski, Gustafson. Row I: Edling, Olandor, Student Mgr. Bonnyhoff. Millor, C. Adamski. BASKETBALL Three thrilling contests marked the 46-47 season in the cage circuit for the Henry basketeers. Not only did the cagers effect a win over a surprisingly strong West squad, but they came within seconds of beating the Central five in an overtime. This same Central five went on to overthrow Edison, the leading contender for the city championship. Another Henry thriller was that against Washburn at the field house. In this game the Henry five tied the score many times only to lose by two points in the closing minutes. 56 Ching tries new hold as Rod looks on. BHSKETBRLL Henry 21 Marshall 35 53 48 32 Washburn 34 Henry 37 North 41 Henry 37 Roosevelt 41 Henry 43 Central ... 44 Henry 23 Vocational 43 Henry 29 Southwest 38 Top, left: Early points as Claude blows in an attempt to capture the ball from Washburn's Martin. Top, right: Playing all alone. Fritz” goes up for an attempted score. Bottom, left: Barrett is shadowed while dribbling in for a scoring position. Bottom, right: Claude eludes a West player to flip the ball into the waiting basket. Gus,” being guarded closely by McKinney of Roosevel starts off on an attempt for a basket. 57 Row ?: Coach Hovo. Kiosling, H. SVolly, Robortu . Co-coptain Lomioux, Stomm. Oden, Studont Mgr. Coughlin. Row I: Murray. Stiene. Goslio, Gallick, Pribble. Backstrom, Comer. Hoclcey is a revived sport at Henry steadily growing in popularity with the students. The undaunted spirit was the outstanding feature of the team. This factor helped in our contest with North especially. The Henry six came from behind to win a 5 to 3 victory against a hard fighting Polar squad. The Co-captains this year were Norm Skelly and Jim Lemioux. Skelly distinguished himself by being chosen for the All-city team. Under the supervision of Maurice Hove, the team has won three and tied one out of seven games for a third place tie with North in the city rating. Lower left: The maintenance of Henry's snappy equipment rests on the shoulders of Michael. Mr. Wobig, Haase, and Trebby. Lower right: Co-Captains Norman Skelly and Jim Lemieux. HOCKEY Henry 0 Central Henry 2 Edison ... Henry 2 Washburn Henry .... 0 Roosevelt 4 West Henry 5 North Henry ...... 2 Marshall . Row 2: Krutzig, Lopping, Hoy. Hopps. Jordal. Bernard. Row I: Coach Valloy. Bonnet. Emery, Nontrom, Kuss. Henry 23 West ..... 53 Henry .... 19 Marshall .... 56 Henry.... 21 North 54 Henry... 29 Washburn .... 46 Henry .... 19 Southwest .... 56 Henry ... .... 42 Central 30 Henry . .... 41 South .... 34 After its second year of city competition the Henry mermen showed the spark of a great team to come. Composed almost entirely of under-classmen, Coach Valley's Tankmen defeated a strong Central team. 42 to 30. and then South, its last opponent, 41 to 34, for two wins out of seven tries. Led by Jim Jordal, speedy backstroker, and Dale Nortstrom, crawler, the team came through for an eighth place seat in the city circle. The main cog of next year's team will be Jim Jordal. Jim placed second in the city meet and finished sixth in the state. A pretty fine record for a junior. The relay team was one of Henry's biggest point getters and included Henry's best swimmers. It was made up of Kuss, Jordal, Norstrom, and Yahn. APPARATUS Class C — Row 2: Lind-gren. BiHner, Day, Fogel-quist, Hedeen, Sparks, Krut-zig. Row I: Haase. Miller, Rust, Murphy, Whinnery, Coach Valley. Class “D — Row 2: Bohn, Mattnan. Hietale, Berch. Olson, Slepica. Row I: G. Bittner. Modean, Rood, Kiesling, Ernst. UJRESTLine Row 3: Myklebust, Fein, Coach Lundell, Slepica. Voltz. Row 2: Bray, Huttleson, Hedeen, Sparks, Captain Baker, Brennan. Row I: Juneski, Jordal. G. Bittner, B. Bray, Gearou. APPARATUS Twenty-five boys of the Henry Apparatus class participated in the State and North West meet at Cook Hall. The outstanding performers for Henry were Allen Hietale and Wally Hedeen. the latter being an all-around metal winner. In the Upper Midwest meet class D took 4th place, while in the State meet they took a 5th. In the meantime the class C” took 7th in both meets. Many boys will bo back next year to build up a powerful team for Floyd Valley. UJRESTLIAG Without regard to the city titlo. the Henry matmen did better than they expected this season. Led by Captain Don Baker, the squad furnished trouble for all the city teams. Besides Baker, other boys who showed ability were John Sparks and Dwight Bray, who took first in the city and third in the state meet. Coach Bill Lundell's grapplers took a second from Roosevelt in the city meet, missing the crown by a mere 6 points. Henry 25 Marshall 14 Henry 8 Vocational 29 Henry ..32 Washburn 7 The strong arms of the wrestlers are Huttleson, Sparks, Slepeca. and Baker.Huttleson, Sparks, and Baker took first in the city while Slepica and Baker took first in the regionals. Allen Hietale proved to be one of the best parallel bars-men by tying for first place in the class D” event of the Upper Midwest Gymnastic meet. 16 Roosevelt .25 Row 2: Coach Mullery, Pribblo. Hodcon, Slepica, B. Hallman, Palm, S. Hallman, Adonult, Willman, Miller. Honnessy. Hanson, Anderson, N. SVelly, Hay, Student Manager Johnson. Row I: Goslin, Dury, H. Skelly, Szcrock, Odon, Greenwood, Minor, Bates. BASEBALL Although little is known of the team’s possibilities, Coach Joe Mullery's baseball nine gave a good account of themselves in pre-season practice. The standouts among the forty to fifty prospects who tried out for the team were Howie Skelly at first; Kokie Miller at second: John Minor at third; and Wayne Szczeck at shortstop. Norm Skelly, one of the few first stringers from last year, will take care of the left field spot. With Jerry Oden behind the plate and Rod Adamski, Dale Hanson. Harlow Palm, and Tom Drury to take care of the pitching, the team, with a few now outfielders, should go places in the Northern Division. It’s a hard hit ball by Leo. The Henry moundmen : Hanson, Drury. Palm, Adamski. Row 4: Swanson, Emory, Boker, Gearou, Lapping, Dunn, Whinnory, Edimg, Reinking. D. Johnson. E. Nelson, Bonarchik. G. Bittner. Row 3: Huber, Rudd. Conley. Smith. Larson. Roberts. Jordal, Overson. Stromborq. Jonsen, Fleischakor. twtclntyro. Row 2: Student Monagar Moran, D. Bittner, D. Larson. Ferguson. McCormick, Olandor. Russell. Shobe. Shank. Ray. Voeltz. Coach Hovo. Row I: Robertus. Levons. Johnson. Cyrotsky. Early, Stumm, Hofstad, Barrott. G. Nelson. TRACK Hindered greatly by the wet spring weather the track team got off to a slow start and failed to compete in the Metropolitan track meet. The few returning veterans from last year's team include Hofstad and Olander (field events), Early and Johnson (milers). Larson (dashes), and Smith (880 yard run). Under returned coach. Maurice Hove, the track team won their first event from Vocational, 73 to 40. and their second meet with West, 69 to 41. Levens clears another five feet ten inches. Ferguson displays championship form. innt mots You shall learn how Little Henry Cheered the victors at Homecoming, Went compaigning tor his tavorite In the Senior Class elections. You shall see how Little Henry, Clad in all his richest raiment, Danced at A-B Senior Parties, Hands unskillful, feet unwilling. How he ventured out on Prom night, Courting Little Henrietta. You shall hear how Little Henry Forsaking all his classroom labors Played and frolicked in the Wigwam, Ever frolicked in the Wigwam. Opposite page: Milce Roberts lends moral support to Diane Mayhew as she struggles to hit high C in their pantomime of Wanting You as part of the Homecoming festivities. Reflections of a Queen on Homecoming day. Queen Patricia, surrounded by her gracious attendants, surveys her humble subjects. WITH THE GLH0HES8 OF HomECominG Bill Jordan and Clifford Ash apply the last-minute details to the Homecoming poster. Beauteous Queen Pat and her vivacious attendants, Shirley Russell, Ruth Hallenberg, Mae Gendreau. and Pat Vollum add a dash of sparkle to the Homecoming game. Barreling down the aisle, in a most regal manner, is our Dream Queen, Harry Swedlund, and her lady-in-waiting. Al Cihoski. 66 Ai the Thanksgiving auditorium given by Blue Tri and Hi-Y, Janice Larson sang Bless This House. A psalm read by Jack Moran and a poem by Virginia Samuel helped to round out the program. An original rendition of K-K-K-Katie was presented by Margie Johnson, Shirley Russell, Marilyn Green. Marilyn Olson, Arden Halk, and Joan Nordstrom during the intermission of Henry's night at Hi-Haven. That amiable magician. Dick Swandby, alias The Great Swamby. treats the crowd at Hi-Haven to a portion of his repertoire. Helen Tometz assists Max Karl during the transcription of the broadcast of the Junior Town Meeting held at Henry in February. The discussion dealt with the subject. Are interscholastic sports detrimental to education? I pledge myself to uphold the high standards of this society—. Inductees of the National Honor Society repeat the Society's pledge, as President Lyle Nelson ond old members renow their pledges. nor socic NOBLESSE 68 • SEniOR “BUSTLE HUSTLE The responsibility for the good time had by all at the January A-B Senior party rested on the able shoulders of L. O'Dell. L. Lindquist. A. Burger. M. Green. S. Peterson. J. Kuss. R. Hallenberg. R. Scharber, and L. Esterly. Atmosphere was added to the A-B Senior party by Barrett. Larson. Waldon. and Nordstrom singing their own rendition of Daisy. Cliff Popp and Mona Morrison wash away the remnants of last vear's A-B Senior party to make way for this year’s party whose theme was the Bustle Hustle. Boogie Woogie can be accomplished on your toes, as was shown by Kaye Leavitt's presentation of Boogie Woogie Toe during the Bustle Hustle Review. Dick relents as Ronald pleads. Open that door. Richard! SffllOR CLASS PLAYS In Crooks for a Month,' the January Class Play. Jean Hansen served coffee and doughnuts to hungry re-cervers Anderson, Stern and Fotia. A hilarious moment occurred during the January Play as Fotia and Stern forced Anderson to eat his prize winning Cream of the Orient soap. The grand finale of the January Class Play. Crooks for a Month featured Jim Anderson. Lyla Nelson, John Thorvilson, Janice Larsen, Wencil Johnston, Bill Stern, Jean Hansen. Joan Clemens, and Frank Fotia. Dick (CHARLIE’S AUNT) Swandby acts coy for the benefit of the supporting cast in the June Class Play. turn n UJflfi OflflCE Flowers can be a problem, but not when Marilyn Hussey has Dorothy Oine to pin them on for her. Even the worst food would—and does— taste good at the Senior Prom. As each step is mounted, the excitement of the evening draws nearer for Mel Enquist and Delores Hamilton. The jubilant faces of the seniors tell the story of a happy Graduation Day. Looking forward to an atomic future fills Mel Roy and Lyla Nelson with some serious thoughts. The Reverend Jim Anderson joins John Thorvilson and Chet Peterson in the bonds of Holy Padlock, during part of the Senior Day festivities of the January Class. Bill Stern dives for a low note while improving on Artie Shaw. In the days not yet forgotten Tribesmen lived, created memories, Recollections for the future. Upper Left: The starting line-up of the I2A girls' bowling team are: Berndt. Daufelt, Nelson, Bonnevier, Hallenberg, and Esterly. Upper Right: The peppiest'' rooters are led by the sharpest cheerleaders in town. Lower Left: fate! Ching and Scharb await their Middle: Duane and Marilyn enter a complex world full of hope and ambition and wonder. Lower Right: Lunch time”—everyone's favorite period. 73 oper Right: The visiting teacher, Mrs. Zeglen, and the nurse, Mrs. Carlson. confer on the records of one of their charges. oper Left: Alice Rudberg, Lorraine Lofstad, Helen Porte, and Berneita Hoyme manage financial affairs, school records, and attendance records in an efficient and competent manner. Middle: Those pleasant smells some- times discernable during the lunch room studies preceding lunch hour are produced by these workers in the culinary arts: Cooks Trowbridge. Thoresen, Hatten, Forsgren, Oman. 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