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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1949 volume:

si e yad.a ‘H'S2) -A 4 2 «,poVH ff k'- J?tS35“V 51 ‘ v—— ■ S ♦ % Dr,ath V tUtY The 49ers Present 49 er Mined and assayed by the students of PATRICK HENRY HIGH SCHOOL Minneapolis, Minnesota Editor-in-Chief Art Editor -Literary Editor Adviser John Richards - Marie Sheppard Miriam Zimmerman A. P. Anderson 3 WlVw A] 4U SEPTEMBER 7,1849 (pr . Forty-Niners Reprinted from the diary of a '49er. MHC TfttbisL Uaa Gold! People are milling about in the streets shouting, “Gold! They’ve found it in California.” They say there’s plenty for everybody—the ground is covered with it. My fortune is made, and the world lies at my feet! (Ed. note) Our school is a gold mine wherein we seek knowledge more precious than gold. With the knowledge offered us we can gain success. SEPTEMBER Hi, 1849 My neighbors and I have organized a wagon train, and now all that we need is a guide to lead us across the mountain. (Ed. note) We. too, need guides to attain our goals. Teachers provide this invaluable leadership. SEPTEMBER 23, 1849 Our life with the wagon train is proving to be interesting and exciting. Apparently, jx ople with the same aims can learn to lx helpful and cooperative. (Ed. note) School clubs provide the means whereby students with similar interests have the opportunity to work together toward a common goal. JANUARY 19, 1849 I arrived yesterday, immediately staked my claim, and am now enthusiastically engaged in working my placer. I’ve had some success, and I’m certain that with diligent efforts I will soon strike a bonanza. (Ed. note) Gaining knowledge may be compared to mining and the students to miners. Just as our forty-niners had to keep digging for gold, so we must continue our quest for knowledge. FEBRUARY (i, 1849 We were up before dawn today, anxious to be on our way to town early enough to enter the wres-tling and jumping contests and watch the horseracing. I made a good start by winning the wrestling contest. I was beaten in the jumping contest, but the fun I had made it well worth the effort. (Ed. note) The miners knew the pleasure to be gained through friendly competition in sports just as we know the thrill of matching our skill against that of other schools. APRIL 14, 1849 After a hard day’s work in the mines, I appreciate the relaxation of an evening by the warmth of the campfire, playing my guitar and singing with my friends. These evenings about the campfire I treasure as the most enjoyable of my life. (Ed. note) In school life, there are times for work and times for relaxation. Homecoming, the Prom, and Graduation are occasions for relaxation and enjoyment. They will live in the student's memory, to be cherished by him in later life. JUNE 5,1849 Gold! I’ve struck a boiTM - 'anr ijdj Vo ipy setmirtgly ieddless work and struggle. Soon I'll lx leaving with my fortune in Search of a new life, but f shall always carry this diary with me as a remembrance of my treasured year in the California gold fields. (Ed. note) Graduation, like the bonanza of the ’49er, signifies the close of a |x riod of learning and the beginning of a new life making use of the fortune acquired during our years in school. The Orator is the diary of the Henry ’40ers, their, remembrance of treasured years at Patrick Henry. (- t( • (Ev-6 n • $ 4 In Neriietttion... The '49ers had their guide to success just as we have ours. Mr. A. P. Anderson has contributed his time and efforts to the success of this Orator. We have no gold dust with which to repay him, but we dedicate this '49 Orator to him as proof that his eight years as guide to the annual staff have not been unappreciated. 5 An Old Settler Meets i New Forty-Niner 6 ► A new era began when Mr. Porter said good-by, and Mr. Schultz mounted the steps to the mine. Today the '49ers have memories of happy years spent with Mr. Porter, and they look forward to future successful years with Mr. Schultz. The Henry '49ers pass through this entrance each day as they continue their search for the knowledge which will be so precious in later life. 7 Fntrniue to the Mine CONTENTS FACULTY..................................Guides to the West STUDENTS............................Miners and Prospectors CLUBS.................................The Wagon Train SPORTS................................Games of Chance FEATURES..............................Camp Fire Gatherings 8 Mr. A. B. Schultz, Henry's principal, came in the fall of '48, with previous experience at North, Southwest, and Schiller. Faculty .. MISS WINIFRED HULCRANTZ MR. RONALD E. BARNES Dean of Girls Dean of Boys Ann Amon—Physical Education, First Aid, G. A. A. Arthur Anderson—Physics, Orator Adviser. Emily Anderson—English Cora Belisle—Librarian. Marian Boquist—English, Latin, Latin Club Adviser. Ellen Britzius—English, National Honor Society Adviser. Frank Cleve—Physical Education, Football, Golf. Estelle Clitty—Clothing, National Honor Society Adviser. William Damman—U. S. History, Commercial Law, Basketball, Football Assistant. Glen Davis—Biology. 10 Faculty ... I()4() Minnie Erickson—Commercial Art, Sketch, Woodcarving. Obart Evenson—World History, Cross Country, B Basketball George Frogen—Modern Problems. Minnie Hanson—English, German, German Club Adviser. Gilbert Hardy—Printing, Drafting, Visual Aid. Kathleen Harlow—Chemistry. Gladys Hobbs—English. Karl Hoerschgen—English, Debate, Public Speaking, N. F. L. Katharine Hynes—Art, Woodcarving, Fashion drawing, National Honor Society Adviser. Pearl Kienholz—Modern Problems, Student Council Adviser. Minnie Koeshel—Biology. Walter Larson—U. S. History, National Honor Society Adviser. 11 Wilbur Lundell—Geometry, Wrestling. Orville Moe-Shorthand, Typing, Secretarial Practice. Donald Moldenhauer—Band. Faculty ... 1949 Joe Mullery—Metals, Drafting, Electricity, Hockey, Baseball. Adolph Nervig—Choir. Emil Newstrand—World History, U. S. History, Patriot Adviser. Clarence Ohland-Bookkeeping, Occupational Relations, Lockers. Ruth Opsahl Advanced Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry. Olive Packer—Typing, Shorthand, Friendship Club. Deborah Roberts - Foods, Home Management. Lorraine Shaffer—English. Linnea Sletten -Foods, Clothing. Paul Smith—Woodwork, Mechanical Drawing, Stage Crew. Frances Soderquist—Clothing, Home Ec. Club, Costume Room. Jane Styer—English, Spanish, Spanish Club Adviser. Floyd Valley—Apparatus, Sports, B Football. Vern Wobig -Woodwork, Equipment Manager. Phyllis Ziebarth-Physical Education, G. A. A. Marguerite Gripne—Assistant Librarian. 12 Warn ai • HV.tK iwfeSB ABEEL, MARKELENE . . . Markie . . . Orator Staff, Seton Hi, Latin Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, ANDERSON, JEANETTE . . . Work Program. ANDERSON, MARY . . . Andy . . . Student Council, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Pat-Polar, Hi-Hoven, Red Cross, G.A.A., Bowling. ANDROLI, DORIS . . . Dorie . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Band, Latin Club, Bowling, G.A.A., Red Cross. ARCHER, PATRICIA . . . Pat . . . Silver Tri, Seton Hi, Pat-Polar, Red Cross, Bowling. ASHBOUGH, ARLAN . . . Stan . . . Football Co-Captain, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, Pat-Polar. BACKSTROM, RAY . . . Backe . . . Hockey, Golf, Hi-Y, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. BALDWIN, BETTY . . . Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Pot-Polar, Hi-Haven, G.A.A. BALFANY, ARVILLA . . . Red . . . Blue Tri, Hi-Haven, Pat-Polar. BEAUCHANE, JOHN . . . N.H.S., N.F.L., Debate, Latin Club. BENNYHOFF, GARY . . . Benny . . . Hi-Y, Band, German Club. BENTSEN, JIM . . . Beny . . . Hi-Y, Swimming. BERG, MARY ANN . . . Mary . . . Blue Tri, C.F.L., Red Cross, G.A.A., Bowling. BERGREN, VERNON . . . Bee . . . Student Council, Wrestling, Hi-Y, C.F.L., Band, Pat-Polar, Class Mascot, Work Program. BERNARD, PATRICIA . . . Pat . . . Patriot Staff, Seton Hi, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. BEUTNER, THEODORE . . . Ted . . . Hi-Y, Band, Pat-Polar. BJORLIN, CARYL . . . Sally . . . Patriot Staff, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Bowling, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, G.A.A., Red Cross, Costume Club. BLOMQUIST, MURIEL . . . Orator Staff, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. BODEM, VIRGINIA . . . Ginny . . . Silver Tri, Seton Hi, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Bowling, G.A.A., Work Program. BOHANON, LOUISE . . . N.H.S., N.F.L., Student Council, Potriot Staff, Band, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, G.A.C. BOTTOMLEY, JUNE . . . BOUGHTON, DONNA . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Pat-Polar. BOWLBY, MONA . . . Pat-Polar, Bowling, G.A.A. BOWMAN, BARBARA . . . Barb . . . Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Bowling. Seniors '49ers BEST ALL AROUND KATIE PEABODY, LEO GOSLIN 14 BRANDES, JANE . , . Student Council, Potriot Staff Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Pot-Polar, Hi-Haven, Latin Club G.A.A., Bowling, Red Cross. BROCK, DONALD . . Don . . . Spanish Club. Hi-Haven. BROWN, GER ALD . . . Jerry . . . Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, Golf Pat-Polar. CANTON, ELVERA . . . Vera . CARLSON, DONALD . . . Don . . . Student Council, Basketball, Hi-Y, Band, Choir, Pat-Polar, Spanish Club, Hi-Hoven. CASHMAN, BARBARA . . . Barb . . . Pat-Polar. CASHMAN, BEVERLY . . . Bev . . . Seton Hi, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, G.A.A. CHAPMAN, ROBERT . . . Bob . . . Hi-Y, Pat-Polar. CHASE, JOYCE . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Choir, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. CHRISTENSEN, DELORES . . . Chris . . . Orator Staff, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Band, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Red Cross, G.A.A., Bowling. CHRISTOPHER, FRANCIS . . . Franny . . . N.H.S., C.F.L. CLARKE, CORINNE . . . N.H.S, Student Council, Silver Tri, Seton Hi, G.A.A., Bowling, Spanish Club. CLEVE, BARBARA . . . Barb . . . Student Council Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Bond, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi Haven, G.A.A. CLIPLEF, ROBERT . . . Bob . . . Choir COLBURN, JOAN . . . Shortie . . . Pot-Polar. COL BURN, MARY . . . Blue Tri, Latin Club, Pat-Polar G.A.A. COMER, JOHN . . . Comer . . . Football, Hockey, Golf, Class President, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. CORAH, MARIE . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Latin Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. COUETTE, WALTER . . . Walt . . . Football, Hi-Y. CYROTSKI, AUGUST . . . Augie . . . Student Council, Track, Cross-Country, Band. DEFORE, EUGENE . . . Gene . . . Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Pot-Polar, Hi-Haven. DELAITTRE, MARIAN . . . Mar . . . Patriot Staff, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Red Cross, Bowling. DICKINSON, GERALDINE . . . Jerry . . . Orator Staff, Silver Tri, Latin Club, Pat-Polar, G.A.A. DIETRICH. DUANE . . . Choir, Pat-Polar. Seniors '49crs MOST TALENTED EUGENE YAHN, MIRIAM ZIMMERMAN 15 DONOHUE, JAMES . . . Jim'' . . . Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. DOSEFF, ELEANOR . . . Elmer . . . Silver Tri, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Red Cross. DRUGAS, MARLENE . .. N.H.S., Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. DUNN, CAROL . . . Pat-Polar, Bowling. EARLY, NOREEN . . . Renie . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Latin Club, Hi-Haven, Pat-Polar Committee. EDER, DONNA . . . Dinny . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Choir, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, G.A.A., Friendship Club. EGGERT, JEROME . . Jerry . . . Hockey, Hi-Y, Choir. ELLEDGE, MAVIS . . . El . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Choir, Pat-Polar, G.A.A., Hi-Haven, Red Cross. ELSTAD, JEROME . . . Jerry . . . Hi-Y, Pat-Polar EMERY, ROBERT . . . Bunny . . . Student Council Swimming, Track, Hi-Y, Choir, Pat-Polar, Orchestra Work Program. ENGE, NANCY . . . None . . N.H.S., Blue Tri, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Bowling. ERICK SEN, JAMES . . . Jim . . . Cross-Country, Track Hi-Y, Band, Work Program. Seniors '4f)ers BEST ATHLETE LOVEY SWANSON, RUSS VOELTZ ERICKSON, DEAN . . . Eric . . . Track, Pat-Polar. ERICKSON, BEVERLY . . . Bev . . . Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Bowling, Work Program. ERICKSON, LOIS . . . Loie . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Band, Latin Club, Pat-Polar. ERICKSON, OPAL . . . Op . . . Student Council, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Red Cross, G.A.A. ERICKSON, RALPH . . . Eric . . . Track, Apparatus, Band, German Club, Pat-Polar. ERICKSON, VERYL . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Band, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Bowling. FAHLSTROM, ROGER . . . Pat-Polar, Work Program. FEMLING, ADAIR . . . Blue Tri, Bowling. FISH, CLYDE . . . Butch . . . Pat-Polar, Hi-Y, Hi-Haven. FISKER, ALICE . . . Orator Staff, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Orchestra, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. FORTIER, JOAN . . . Joanie . . . Silver Tri, Seton Hi, Latin Club, Pat-Polar. FOURRE, FRANK . . . Pat . . . Track, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. 16 FOSUD, RAYMOND . . Ray . . . Choir, Hi-Haven. FREDERICKS, CORRINE . . . Orator, Staff. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, G.A.A., Latin Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. FREEMAN, CLARABELLE . . . Claire . . . Student Council, Patriot Staff, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, G.A.C., Bowling, Red Cross. GAREIS, ANITA . . . Nita . . . Student Council, Silver Tri, Band, Choir, G.A.A., Spanish Club. GEAROU, ROBERT . . . Bob . . . Wrestling, Apparatus, Hi-Y, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. GEIGER, MARGARET .. . Work Program. GENUNG, JOAN . . . Jo . . . Blue Tri, Seton HI, German Club, Latin Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Red Cross, G.A.A. GISH, GERALD . . . Jerry . . . Hockey, Footbol, Track, Hi-Y, Band, Pot-Polar. GOSLIN, LEO . . . Lee . . . Student Council, Football Co-Captain, Hockey Captain, Hi-Y, Baseball, Band, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. GREEN, GAYLE . . . Mit-zi . . . Choir, Pat-Polar Committee, Hi-Haven. HAASE, WALTER . . . Rabbit . . . Apparatus, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Equipment Manager. HAIK, JO ANN . . . Jo . . . Seton Hi, Pat-Polar, Bowling, Work Program. Seniors '49ers MOST CATCHING SMILE JIM PRIBBLE, DELORES CHRISTENSEN HALBROOKS, ROBERT . . . Bob . . . Swimming, Bond, Work Program. HALE, BETTY . . . Bets . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. Bowling, G.A.A. HALLIDAY, BARBARA . . . Barb . . . Pat-Polar, G.A.A., Bowling, Orator Staff HALLMAN, ROBERT . . . Porkie . . . Basketball, Baseball, Pat-Polar. HALLMAN, GERALD . . . Jerry . . . Basketball, Baseball, Pat-Polar. HAMLIN, WILLARD . . . Bill . . . Choir. HAMRIN, HARLAN . . . Ham . . . Hi-Y, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. HANDBERG, LOWELL . . . Hammy . . . Band. HANSEN, PEGGY . . . Peg . .. C.F.L., Spanish Club. HANSEN, ROBERT . . . Hans . . . Movie Crew, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. HANSON, BETTY . . . Silver Tri, Pat-Polar, Bowling, Red Cross, Work Program. HARLOW, LUCILLE . . . Cille . . . Silver Tri, Latin Club, Pat-Polar, Bowling, Red Cross. 17 HARRIS, PATRICIA . . . Pot . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Band, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, G.A.A. HAUCK, RICHARD . . . Dick . HAWKINS, DALE . . . Boots . . . Track, Pat-Polar. HAY, JOHN . . . N.H.S., Student Council, Orator Staff, Football, Swimming, Baseball, Band, Latin Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Hi-Y. HEIDELBERGER, HAROLD . . . Harry . . . Hi-Y. HELD, MYRNA . . . Student Council, Seton Hi, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Red Cross, G.A.A. HENKE, GERALDINE . . . Gerry . . . Blue Tri, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Bowling. HENKE. ROBERT . . . Bob . . . Pat-Polar. HERBST, VIOLET . . . Vi . . . Silver Tri, Band, Pat-Polar. HERSHEY, NANCY . . . Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar. HOPPS, JACK . . . Football, Swimming, Hi-Y, Choir, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. HOUTS, JOYCE . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Horizon Club, Band. HOVDE, GORDON . . . N.H.S., Orator Staff, Hi-Y. Hi-Haven, Football. HUBER, ROBERT . . . Bob . . . Basketball, Track, Cross-Country, Hi-Y. HUGHLETT, JOYCE . . . Hi-Haven, Bowling. HUTTLE, THOMAS . . . Tom . . . Pat-Polar. JACKSON, MARION . . . Diddy . . . Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. JACKSON, MURIEL . . . Merf . . . Blue Tri, Pat-Polar, Friendship Club. JA-SINSKI, CONSTANCE . . . Connie . . . Student Council, Patriot Staff, Band, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. JENSEN. STELLA . . . Stell . . . Patriot Staff, Silver Tri, Band, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. JOHNSON, CHARLES . . . Chuck . . . Football, Track, Hi-Y, Band, Pat-Polor. JOHNSON, JOYCE . . . Work Program. JOHNSON, MARILYN . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Band, Latin Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Red Cross, G.A.A. JOHNSON, PHYLLIS . . . Phyl . . . N.H.S., Silver Tri, Student Council, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Red Cross, Band, G.A.C., G.A.A. Seniors '49ers MOST DIGNIFIED LOUISE BOHANON, ROGER FAHLSTROM 18 JOHNSON, RUSSELL . . . Russ . . . Student Council, Pat-Polar, Track, Baseball. JOHNSTON, MARY LOUISE . . . Lou . . . Blue Tri, Band, Pat-Polar, Bowling. KINGSBURY, EVABELLE . . . Ev ... Red Cross, G.A.A. KLATKE, MARILYN . . . Lynn Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Seton Hi, Spanish Club. German Club. KNAPP, JULIANNE . . . Julie . . . N.H.S., Student Council, Orator Staff, Band, Bowling, Patriot Staff, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, C.F.L., G.A.A., Choir, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Spanish Club. KNOX, RICHARD . . Dick . . . Basketball, Football, Choir, Work Program. KOL-BERG, GLORIA . . . Glory . . . N.H.S., C.F.L., Spanish Club. KOPPERUDE, MARILYN . . . Shortie . . . Band, Pat-Polar, G.A.A., Work Program. KRAMER, KENNETH . . . Kenny . . . Track, Latin Club. KRUTZIG, IRENE . . . Iry . . . Debate, Blue Tri, Choir, Pat-Polar. KRUTZIG, JOSEPH . . . Joe Student Council, Apparatus, Swimming, Hockey, Baseball, Hi-Y, Choir. LAFAVOR, DELORIES . . . Dee . . . N.H.S., German Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. LAMB, DALE . . . Student Council, Football, Track, Hockey, Bond. LAMBKE, DWIGHT . . . Football, Track. LANGLEY, JAMES . . . Limbo . . . Football, Wrestling, Baseball Mgr., Hi-Y, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. LARSON, CAROL . . . Silver Tri, G.A.A. LAUGEN. ROBERT . . . Boob . . . Hi-Y, Band, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Football. LAUMANN, MAGDALENE . . . Maggie . . . Silver Tri, Seton Hi, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Bowling. LEAF, RICHARD . . . Dick . . . Hi-Y, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. LEE, NANCY . . . Nanc . . . Patriot Staff, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Cheerleader, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Red Cross, Bowling. LEONARD, ROBERT . . . Bob . . . Football, Band, Choir. LEPPING, KARL . . . Lep . . . Football, Track, Swimming, Skiing, Hi-Y, Choir, Movie Crew. LEVENS, DOUGLAS . . . Doug . . . Student Council, Football, Track, Basketball, Hi-Y, Spanish Club. LINDBERG, RAYMOND . . . Ray . . . Baseball, Hi-Y, Choir. Seniors '49ers BEST GROOMED KENNY OLSON, CLARABELLE FREEMAN 19 LINDGREN. MARJORIE . . . Margie . . . Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Mi-Haven. LINDQUIST, PATRICIA . . . Pat . . . Student Council, C.F.L., Spanish Club, Pot-Polor. LINDQUIST, PAUL . . . Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. LOFTUS, BEVERLY . . . Bugg's . . . Patriot Staff, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Red Cross, G.A.A. LUIK, ILMAR . . Al . . . C.F.L. LUNDEEN, DONALD . . Don . . . Latin Club, Work Program. LUX, BEVERLY . . . Bev . . . Seton Hi, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. MADSEN, BETTY . . . Twin . . . Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, G.A.A., Bowling, Work Program. MADSEN, DELORES . . . Dee . . . Pat-Polor, Hi-Haven, G.A.A., Bowling. MARTIN, CARL . . . Band, Hockey . MATHISON, BARBARA . . . Barb . . . Blue Tri, Choir, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, G.A.A. MATTI-NEN, RODNEY . . . Rod . . . Apparatus. Seniors '4?)ers CUTEST COUPLE DUANE NORMANDIN, MARKIE ABEEL MATTSON, DONALD . . . Don . . . Choir. McCAR THY, GERALDINE . . . Gerry . . . Orator Staff Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Seton Hi, Spanish Club Pat-Polar, Bowling. McCAULEY, JACQUELINE . . Jackie . . . Blue Tri, C.F.L., Red Cross, G.A.A. Me COY, MURIEL . . . Blue Tri, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. McGOWAN, EUGENE . . . Enie . . . N.H.S., Student Council, Baseball, Hockey, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Hi-Haven McVARY, CLYDE . . Mac . . . Pat-Polor, Hi-Haven. MELBERG, JEANNE . . . Blue Tri, Pat-Polar. MILLER, GAYLAND . . . Speed . . . Apparatus, Wrestling. MORAN, EUGENE . . . Gene . . . Track, Swimming, Hi-Y, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. MORSETTE, KEITH. MOTT, CURTIS . . . Muff . . . Wrestling, Choir, Spanish Club, Pot-Polar, Hi-Haven, Work Program. MURPHY, JIM . . . Murph . . . Swimming, Track, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. 20 MYERS, BEVERLY , . . Bev . . . Patriot Staff, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Sefon Hi, Bowling, Hi-Haven, Pat-Polar, Committee, Red Cross. NASH, GLADYS , . . Red . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Band, Pat-Polar, Hi-Hoven, Red Cross, G.A.A. NELSON, GORDON . . . Gordy . . . Patriot Staff, Cross-Country, Track, Apparatus, Hi-Y. NELSON, JANET . . . Jan . . . Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Choir, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Bond, G.A.A. NELSON, JOAN . . . Student Council, Silver Tri, Choir Spanish, Pat-Polar, Bowling, Hi-Hoven. NELSON, LA VERNE . . . Silver Tri, Band, Latin Club, Pat-Polar, Hi Haven, Bowling. NEUMANN, LORELEE . . . Dutchy' . . . Class Secretary, Debate, Orator, Staff, Seton Hi Pat-Polar, Red Cross, G.A.A., Band Librarian. NOR MANDIN, DUANE . . . Dewey . . . Hi-Y, Football Basketball, Swimming, Golf. OLSON, BEVERLY . . . Bev . . . Student Council. Blue Tri, Pat-Polar, Bowling. OLSON, KENNY . . . Ols . . . Football, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, Choir, Pat-Polar, Spanish Club. OSTENBERG, RAMON . . . Ray . PADDEN, ANN . . , Annie . . . N.H.S., Seton Hi, Latin Club, Pot-Polar, Bowling, Hi-Haven. Seniors '49ers BEST ALIBI BETTY BALDWIN, JIM BENTSEN PALMER, LOIS . . . Loie . . . Student Council, Sefon Hi, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Pat-Polar, Bowling, Orator Staff, Red Cross. PAULSEN. ALICE . . . Al . . . N.H.S., Blue Tri, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. PAULSON, MARY LOU . . . N.H.S., Student Council, Patriot Staff, Blue Tri, Seton Hi. Latin Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Bowling. PARKIN, MARVIN . . . Marv . . . Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. PEABODY, KATHRYN . . . Katie . . . Class Treasurer, Patriot co-editor, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, ) Student Council, Orator Staff, Band, Latin Club, G.A.A., Bowling, Red Cross, Pat-Polar Committee, Hi-Haven, Costume Club. PEARSON, VIRGINIA . . Ginny . . . Blue Tri, C.F.L., Band, Friendship Club. PEDERSEN, ARVIS . . . Bonnie . . . Patriot co-editor, Bowling, G.A.A., Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Seton Hi, Latin Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. PEIK, JUNE . . . Yuni . . . C.F.L., German Club, G.A.A., Bowling, Friendship Club. PETERSON, ROBERT . . . Pete . . . POTTER, MAR-LOWE . . . Potsy . . . Cross-Country, Track, Band. FRIBBLE, JIM . . . Prib . . . Football, Baseball, Hockey, Hi-Y, Choir, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar. PRUYN, BARBARA . . . Barb . . . Orator Staff, Seton Hi, Latin Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Hav.en, G.A.A., Bowling, Golf, Patriot Staff, Red Cross. 21 Seniors '49ers SHARPEST WILBERT WICKLUND, MARGIE UNDGREN PUST, JEAN . . . Jeanne . . . Work Program. QUAM, PHYLLIS . . . Phill . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Sefon Hi, Choir, Pot-Polar, Hi-Haven, G.A.C., Red Cross, G.A.A., Bowling RAY. RODNEY . . . Rod . . . Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Hi-Y, Band, Choir, Pat-Polar. Hi-Haven. RICHARDS. JOHN . . . N.H.S., Student Council, Editor of Orator, Hi-Y, Stage Crew, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Red Cross, Band. RICHTER, CAROL . . . Rickie . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Sefon Hi, C.F.L., Choir, German Club, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Red Cross, G.A.A. RIPCZINSKI. DONALD. ROBERTSON, ELLEN . . El . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Choir, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Red Cross. ROBERTUS, DAVID . Dave . . . Football, Hockey, Track, Apparatus. ROY, MARLYS . . . Mar . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Choir, Homecoming Queen, Spanish Club. RUSSELL, JUDITH . . . Judy . . . Pat-Polar, Work Program. RUUD. ORVILLE GEORGE . . . George . . . Patriot Staff, Track, Cross-Country, Hi-Y, Band, Pat-Polar. SANDBERG, DOLORES . . . Dody . . . N.H.S., Orator Staff, Patriot Staff, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Band, Orchestra, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Bowling, G.A.A. SCHENK, MARVIN . . . Marv . . . Student Council, Football, Basketball Captain, Track, Hi-Y, Pat-Polar. SCHMIDT, ELDO . . . Smitty . . . Hi-Haven, German Club, Band. SEALS, EMILY . . . Em . . . Blue Tri, Sefon Hi, German Club, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. SHEPPARD. MARIE . . . N.H.S., Orator Staff, German Club, Friendship Club. SIMMONS, DONNA . . . N.H.S., Student Council, Orator Staff, Pat-Polar, Seton Hi, Patriot co-editor. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Bowling, German Club, Hi-Haven, G.A.A., Red Cross. SKEIE, DOROTHY . . . Dot . . . Blue Tri, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. SKELLY, HOWARD . . . Baseball. Hockey. SKJOLD, PATRICIA . . . Pat . . . Orator Staff, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Band, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar Committee, Hi-Haven, G.A.A. SLIEWA, MARCELLA . . . Marcie . . . Work Program. SMART, RONALD . . . Ronny . . Pat-Polar. SMITH, PATRICIA . . . Pat . . . Orator Staff, Patriot Staff, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Latin Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Hoven, Red Cross, Bowling, G.A.A. SODERGREN, WALLACE . . . Nick . . . N.H.S.. Hi-Y. Band, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. 22 Seniors '49ers WORST GUM CHEWER JERRY HALMAN, NANCY HERSHEY SOLBERG, CHARLES . . . Bud . . . Orchestra. Ger-man Club, Hi-Haven. STEEN, JOAN . . . Steeny . . . Silver Tri, Blue Trl, Choir, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Bowling. STEINHILBER, LeROY . . . Squirrel . . . Hi-Y, Choir, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. ST. MANE. ARLENE . . . Lee . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, latin Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, G.A.A. STONEBERG, DOROTHY . . . Dorfh . . . Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. STREETER, ROSEMARIE . . . Duffer . Patriot Staff, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Red Cross, Bowling, G.A. A. STROMBERG, THEODORE . . . 'Ted . . . Patriot Staff, Track, Cross-Country, Movie Crew. STURDE-VANT, GLORIA . . Glor . . . Patriot Staff, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, Red Cross, G.A.A., Bowling. SUNDT, EUGENE . . . Gene . . . Basketball, Track, Band, Hi-Y, Pat-Polar. SWANSON, LOVISA . . . Lovey . . . Orator Staff, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Cheerleader, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, G.A.A., Bowling. SYMALLA, AUDREY . . . Seton Hi, Pat-Polar, G.A.A., Bowling. THOMSON, JAMES . . . Jim . . . Baseball. TWITE, ARLENE . . . Patriot Staff, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Cheerleader, Pat-Polar Committee, Hi-Haven, Red Cross, G.A.A., Bowling. VOELTZ, RUSSELL . . . Russ . . . Class Sergeant at Arms, Football, Wrestling Captain, Track, Hi-Y. WALL, CLARA . . . N.H.S., Silver Tri, C.F.L., Band. WATSON, JACQUELINE . . . Jackie . . . Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Bowling, G.A.A., Work Program. WEAVER, JEFFERSON . . . Jeff . . . Orator Staff. German Club, Latin Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. WESTBY, MARLENE . . . Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Pot-Polar, Hi-Haven, Red Cross. WESTERLUND, JERAL-DINE . . . Jerry . . . Silver Tri, Seton Hi, Choir, Pat-Polar, G.A.A., Hi-Haven, Friendship Club, Work Program. WESTERLUND, RONALD. WESTLIN, RALEIGH . . . Ral . . . Band. WHITE, PATRICIA . . . Pat . . . Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Band, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven, G.A.A. WICHERSKI, MARY ANN . . . Baba . . . N.H.S., Seton Hi, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. WICK, JANICE . . . Jan . . Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Band, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. 23 Senior Hall oi WICKIUND, WILBERT . . . Wkk . . . Swimming, Hi-Y, Choir, Spanish Club, Pof-Polar. WIDEU, JOAN . . . Joanie . . . Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Spanish Club, Pat-Polar. Hi-Haven. Bowling. WITTIG, GAYLE. . . . WORWA, JOHN . . . Jock . . . Track, Wrestling Band, Latin Club. WROBEL, JO ANN . . . Jo . . . Student Council, Orator Staff, Patriot Staff, G.A.A., Pat-Polar, Hi-Haven. YAHN, EUGENE . . Gene . . . Class Vice-President, Student Council, Swimming, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Cheerleader, Pat-Polar Committee, Hi-Haven. ZIMMERMAN, MIRIAM . . . Zim . . . N.H.S., N.F.L., C.F.L., Orator Staff, Patriot co-editor. Blue Tri, Latin Club. JACKSON, KAREN ... A Newcomer . . . Blue Tri. Fame Katie Peabody - . - - BEST ALL AROUND - - Leo Goslin Katie Peabody - - - FRIENDLIEST - - Leo Goslin Lovey Swanson - - - CUTEST - - Jim Pribble Lovey Swanson • - - BEST ATHLETE • - - Russell Voeltz Joan Nelson - - - PRETTIEST • - . Duane Normandin Arlene Twite - - - BEST DANCER - - - Eugene Yahn Katie Peabody - . - MOST ENTERTAINING Eugene Yahn Margie Lindgren - - - SHARPEST - - - - Wilbert Wicklund Lovey Swanson . . - PEPPIEST - - - Leo Goslin Katie Peabody - - - • MOST MISCHIEVOUS - - Eugene Moran Barbara Cleve - - . BEST LINE • - - Marvin Schenk Markie Abeel . - - WORST LINE - . Jim Langley Markie Abeel - - - - CUTEST COUPLE • Duane Normandin Miriam Zimmerman - - - MOST STUDIOUS - . Gordon Hovde Myrna Held - - - PRETTIEST EYES - Eugene Yahn Delores Christiansen - - - NICEST SMILE . . Jim Pribble Veryl Erickson - - NICEST FIGURE . Russell Voeltz Miriam Zimmerman - - - BRAINIEST • - . . Gordon Hovde Clarabelle Freeman - - - BEST GROOMED - Kenny Olson Joan Wrobel - - - BEST DRESSED - . . Eugene Yahn Nancy Hershey - - - WORST GUMCHEWER Jerry Hallman Miriam Zimmerman - - - DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL - Eugene Yohn Betty Baldwin - - - BEST ALIBI • - . Jim Bentsen Joan Widell ... - - - FUNNIEST LAUGH . . Leo Goslin Katie Peabody - - - MOST POPULAR . John Comer Louise Bohanon • - -MOST DIGNIFIED . . Roger Fahlstrom Pat Smith ... . - - TALLEST - - . Douglas Levens Marilyn Kopperude - - • SHORTEST - - Vernon Bergren Joon Wrobel ... - - - MOST ORIGINAL . Eugene Yahn Arlene Twite - - - FRETTIEST HAIR - . • Duane Normandin Katie Peabody - - - - MOST TALKATIVE • Leo Goslin Miriam Zimmerman - - - MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED . Gordon Hovde Joon Wrobel . - - SMOOTHEST . . . Eugene Yahn Dorothy Skeie - - - BEST PROFILE . . . Jim Pribble Miriam Zimmerman - . • MOST AMBITIOUS . . . Gordon Hovde Markie Abeel - - - BIGGEST FLIRT - . . . Marvin Schenk Miriam Zimmerman - . - - MOST TALENTED - . - Eugene Yahn Katie Peabody - - - SILLIEST - - - Rodney Ray 24 These Were the Ones Who Struck It Rich Some of the forty-niners knew that through hard work and persistent effort they would gain the precious gold they sought. These students have their bonanzas of knowledge and friendship, and are prepared to meet the future as intelligent and useful citizens. CLASS OFFICERS—John Comer, Pres., Eugene Yahn, Vice Pres., lorelee Neumann, Sec., Katie Peabody, Treas., Russell Voeltz, Sgt.-at-Arms, Vernon Bergren, Mascot. Marie Sheppard and Miriam Zimmerman, Salutatorians. Julienne Knapp, Valedictorian. HONOR STUDENTS—Bock Row: Richards, Padden, Hay, Sodergren, Hovde, Kolberg, Johnson, Paulsen, LaFavor, McGowan, Wall. Front Row: McCauley, Paulson, Bohanon, Beauchane, Christopher, Drugas, Enge. juniors HOME ROOM 214 1st row—Simmons, M. Carlson, Bannister, Cameron, Ferguson, Sturman, Skeie 2nd row—Shobe, Boughton, Russeth, Suess, Shaw, Sommerfeld, Robertson 3rd row—Bray, Bittner, Goga, Carlson, Skoglund, K. Peterson, Voltin 4th row—E. Anderson, Cornelius, Voss, Schmidt, Kurvers, Devins 5th row—Lipinski, Heglund, Schumann, Burgess, Carver, Farnham, Paulson HOME ROOM 204 1st row—Lunow, Maag, Arrell, Sigerson, Leland, Lincoln 2nd row—Mrs. Boquist, Hill, Wassom, Lind, Mosal, Modjeski 3rd row—L. Pederson, Ames, Backman, Melberg, Cook 4th row—Vick, McDonald, Jordal, Kunze, Allanson, Bradford 5th row—Land, M. Johnson, Matzka, Jiran, L. Olson, R. Larson HOME ROOM 212 1st row—D. Swanson, Westlund, Storvick, Ledin, Whitson, Hohn, Hanson, Holmberg 2nd row—Ledin, Mohr, Hedeen, Haskin, Pearson, Rue, Warner, Hilton 3rd row—Black, R. Johnson, D. Johnson, Stacy, Temp, Buege, Groves 4th row—Mrs. Hanson, Loff, Jorgensen, Akron, Hil-derbrand, Bradley, Fleagle 5th row—D. Carlson, Bjork, Peterson, Neslund, lllg, B. Swenson HOME ROOM 3002 1st row—Soley, Willard, Peter, Popp, Peterson, Newman 2nd row—Swanson, Oppedahl, Pierskalla, Pool, Ringland, Youngen 3rd row—Reiher, Rickert, M. Obinger, Videen 4th row—Rickert, R. Sander, Thompson, Seeden, Sullivan, Miss Styer 5th row—Stewart, Soland, Scofield, Schonnesen, Thompson, Whinnery 26 juniors ROOM 300' 1st row—Jackman, B. Benson, C. Overson, M. Johnson, Mero, Putnam 2nd row—McNeil, Hovde, Ingle, Dorholt, Mason, Jobes 3rd row—Gibbs, Jaeger, Kolberg, Cowan, Beal 4th row—Ernst, Martin, Hays, Bernard, Hoff 5th row—Mr. A. Nervig, T. Johnson, D. Larson, N. Nelson, Meinke, Baldwin ROOM 316 1st row—Cleveland, Carlson, Mr. Moe, Bergstrom, Coleman 2nd row—Furtney, Arndt, Fotia, Burnett, Gansky 3rd row—Evelius, Baumiester, D. Anderson, L. Anderson, Christianson ROOM 205 1st row—L. Carlson, D. Anderson, S. Peterson, Nehrman, Bartholoma, Schaer 2nd row—Disher, Berg, Nielsen, Trosvik, R. Peterson, B. Adamson 3rd row—M. Carlson, De Gray, Belski, Persall, Ross, Christie, Penner, Mr. E. R. Newstrand. 4th row—N. Anderson, Modeen, L. Nelson, Sandberg, Eggen, Gonnella, Kimsey 5th row—Everson, Wennerlund, Hohn, D. Hanson, Roppe, Modeen ROOM 211 1st row—P. Peterson, D. Olson, B. Swenson, Gagne, Halvorson, Benson 2nd row—Gilbert, Mahr, Paine, C. Peterson, C. Johnson, Amundson, Brackett, Mrs. Britzius 3rd row— Banta, Coughlin, C. Nelson, H. Nelson, D. Olson, Haroldson 4th row—Finson, P. Johnson, Feigal, Fitzsimmons, Flakne, Pendzimas, Goga, Cameron 5th row—Campbell, Michaud, Johnson, Bratten, Miller, Abedroth, Carlson, Manske 27 Sophomores HOME ROOM 311 1st row—Baglo, Hyser, Salmon, M. Johnson, Peters 2nd row—Mr. Anderson, Nyberg, M. Olson, Huddleston, Ondrey, Franson 3rd row—D. Johnson, Edwards, Szczeck, McDermott, Wirtz, Stoment 4th row—Wargin, Knopik, Born, Holmquist, Archer, Golden, Mathews HOME ROOM 313 1st row—Schuch, Padden, Murray, Ingberg, Larson 2nd row—Sandstrom, Kothman, Poseley, Murphy, Theis 3rd row—Mr. Davis, Sullivan, Walker, Weis, Olson, Deering 4th row—Paulsen, B. Johnson, Theis, D. Johnson, A. Poole 5th row—Volten, Teslow, Luzaich, Stern, Kauzner, Van Tassel, Kormanik HOME ROOM 208 1st row—Grymaluk, Allard, Listrom, Peters, Kaehn, Knapp 2nd row—J. Olson, Erdman, Fay, Notare, Zeimes, Nelson, Ostenberg 3rd row—Perkins, Nelson, Quigley, Seburg, Bumgarner, Sliewa, Snyder, Wefel 4th row—Israolson, Ericson, Frank, Zachman, Schubert, Rolek, Lee 5th row—Kramer, Conway, Mozey, Streeter, Hyer, Langerman, Lunkley, Neal HOME ROOM 210 1st row—G. Nelson, Enge, DeGray, Elofson, Haw-rysh 2nd row—Mattinen, Waddick, Farrington, Buchan, Campbell, Hietala 3rd row—Fall, Jertson, Hunt, Nau, Bergzuist, M. Peterson 4th row—Ressler, Berg, R. Johnston, Belknaps, So-dergren Anderson, Held, Oppen, Dickinson 5th row—Bartelmehs, Fitzsimmons, G. Anderson, R. 28 Sophomores ROOM 315 1st row—Hokans, Burnt, Folt, Miss Packer, Hokans, Burgess 2nd row—Crawford, Dargis, Backman, Bergeron, Christian 3rd row—Graber, Dyke, Cook, J. Graber, Swenson, Zimmerman 4th row—Dunn, Jish, Flavin, Malat, Feeley, Noska, Colburn 5th row—Stolee, Temple, Gieske, Greenwood, Hauge, Thompson, Smith, Rood ROOM 121 1st row—Mattson, Hawkins, K. Larson, Hart, Berg 2nd row—Eggert, Donahue, Gronholm, Gamble, Feltl, S. Anderson 3rd row—Mr. Smith, Joan Erickson, K. Johnson, Jean Erickson, Blowers 4th row—Borth, R. Benson, Hruska, Morsette, Amundsen, Peters 5th row—Felknor, G. Johnson, Bortz, Hermansen, Carlson, Homuth ROOM 310 1st row—Manning, Storvick, Lindfors, Tarnowski, Stanton 2nd row—Miss Koehsel, Winge, Swanson, Morrison, Paterson, Waro 3rd row—Lokker, Drieg, Sevor, Johnson, Hreho, Stumm 4th row—McLaughlin, Fallon, Ekeluns, Domaas 5th row—Long, Clark, Fleagle, Peterson, Hueb-schen, Rynders ROOM 207 1st row—Ohman, Ruud, Pribble, Dione, Fjerstad, Fotia 2nd row—Shogren, McGowan, Langerman, Rus-seth, Sanderson, McMahon 3rd row—M. Jensen, Schelberg, Doseff, Henderick-son, Lysdohl, S. Jensen, Basel 4th row—Willcox, Brothers, E. Johnson, Roop, Wyckoff, McDaniel 5th row—Merwin, Gratz, Hay, McIntyre, Reitsma, Vaage, Winge 29 r THE COSTUME CLUB Blanche Stumm models a costume recently repaired by the Costume Club. This club furnishes school organizations with costumes needed throughout the year. Circled around her are members B. Johnson, Nesbitt, Ruseth, Pearson, Sorenson, Sandbeck, Peabody, Miss Soderquist, Bjorlin, Berel, Robertson, Modjeski. MODEL HOUSES Betty Baldwin demonstrates a point on one of the model houses made in the architectural drawing classes as a part of their regular classwork. The students draw up a set of plans and perspective drawing and then make these houses which prove an interesting study. HOMECOMING In preparation for homecoming activities, at left Clara Belle Freeman works on the new royal robe for the queen, while at right, Bassel, Kinkey and J. Nelson add the finishing touches to a homecoming poster. MOCK TRIALS Prosecuting Attorney Houck presents the facts to the jurors. Nelson, Lindgren, Fisher, Baldwin, Thompson, Foslid; as Bailiff Hanson, Judge Bel-fray, and Court Stenographer De Lait-tre listen attentively. The defendant, Langley, waits patiently for the verdict. 30 iifi nrWiL Wmm amM H V Uii Be Prompt! Beat the deadline! Get your story in at once!'' so says Mr. Newstrand, advisor of the Patriot staff. The staff is always on the job to keep the Patriot going so studenets will be posted on the latest developments—popular opinion, sports, features, and news. Strikes find Okiims 1st row—Josinski, Peabody, Simmons, Stromberg, Zimmerman, Pederson 2nd row—Rickert, Holmberg, Leland, D. Swanson, Trosvik, Mr. E. R. Newstrand 3rd row—Christie, Jaeger, Willard, B. Swenson, M. Johnson, Ledin, Bartholoma 4th row—Backman, G. Nelson, Bernard, Coughlin, Finson, Hoff. 5th row—Ringland, Miller, Campbell, Flakne, B. Swenson, Volante 32 Held to he Duly Recorded The combined efforts of the Orator Staff members have made available this record of school life at Patrick Henry so that in the years to come the Henry Forty-niners will have their diary of the good old days. The Orator staff has collected mementoes of the year and placed them in the '49 annual. Row 1—Peabody, Richards, Editor, Hay Row 2—Halliday, Hilton, Jaeger, L. Swanson, Fisker, Christiansen, Palmer Row 3—Seedin, Ernst Row 4—Mr. A. P. Anderson, Zimmerman, P. Smith, Sheppard, Fredricks, Bloomquist, Neumann, Simmons, Dickinson, McCarthy, Sandberg, Abeel, Hovde. 33 1st row—Allard, D. Anderson, Elledge, Baldwin, Wro-bel, Jasinski, Bartholoma, Hovde, D. Hanson, P. Hansen. 2nd row—Hreha, Robertson, Priest, Bower, Bannister, Twite, McCarthy, Lindquist, Belknap, Poole. 3rd row—Fjersfad, Graber, Gamble, Soley, Willard, Cashman, Fotia, D. Swanson, Saari, D. Olsen, Neuman. 4th row—Berg, Bergeron, Pribble, Ames, L. Pederson, Lockor, J. Nelson, Skeie, Holmberg, Ross, Naska. 5th row—J. Olson, Wasson, Sevon, Sandstrom, Wick, Widell, Quigley, Amundson, Erdman, Hilton, Poole, White, P. Johnson. 6th row—Black, Juneski, Roppe, C. Johnson, Brondes, Elofsen, N. Olson, Jaeger, Buchan, Hoff, Gilbert. The Miners Came from Many Places 1st row—Westlund, Roy, Pres., Sandberg, Skjold. 2nd row—Nehrman, Knapp, Fisker, Fredericks. 3rd row—Hovde, Eder, Carlson, Bartholoma, Smith. SPANISH CLUB — This club gives students the chance to better capture the Spanish spirit by singing songs, having movies, and other feature programs aside from their daily classes. By corresponding with students in the Latin American countries, better international relations are achieved. BLUE TRI—Junior and senior girls who |oin Blue Tri become junior members of YWCA. Participating in innumerable activities, the Blue Tri sells Christmas cards, goes Christmas caroling, sells fudge, and has many socials full of pep and fun. In addition to this, special auditorium programs are planned in collaboration with the Hi-Y boys. 1st row—Stanton, Cashman, Paulson, Peabody, Carlson, Haskin, Belski, Carlson, Padden. 2nd row—Disher, S. Anderson, Campbell, Mason, Brandes, Nehrman, Hohn, Sigerson. 3rd row—Tarnowskl, Edwards, Knapp, Lunow, M. Colburn, Fisher, Fredricks. 4th row—Genung, Fortier, Androli, St. Mane, Cleveland, Ringland, Corah, Dickinson. 5th row—Schuck, Hawrysh, Cook, Deering, Beauchane, Voss, Zimmerman, Bray, Nau. 6th row—Gronholm, Obinger, Stolee, Bartelmehs, Bernard, Hay, Smith, J. Carlson,Worwo. And Spoke with LATIN CLUB—In keeping with its purpose—to promote better world citizenship—the Latin Club has spent the year concentrating on sending food and clothing to Forbach, France. In addition, the letters exchanged helped to establish a closer bond between Forbach and the Latin Club. SILVER TRI—Silver Tri is to freshmen and sophomore girls what Blue Tri is to junior and senior girls. The organization is divided into two groups. Activities this year have centered around fudge and cookie sales, selling Christmas cards, and social like their Christmas party. 35 Different Accents 1st row—Jertson, Gronholn, Cook, Pres., Neslund, K. Johnson. 2nd row—J. Nelson, Washington, Knopp, Gamble, Shogren. 3rd row—Woddick, Joan Erickson, Pribble, Jean Erickson, Ohman. 4th row—Grigsby, Malat, Erlandson, K. Johnson, Nordstrom, Rhodes. DEBATE— Resolved, that the United Nations now be revised into a federal world government, was the question of the year for the debaters. That the debaters learn how to reason accurately, think clearly, and argue convincingly was demonstrated when Henry won the Minnesota State High School League regional championship trophy. 1st row—Ohman, Seeden, Hilton, Shogren. 2nd row—Stacy, Voss, Mr. K. Hoerschgen, Sanderson, Hietala. 3rd row—Fagerhaugh, Felknor. Tcill Titles Were Spun By NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service are the attributes students must have to qualify for the Honor Society. These students are selected by the faculty on this basis. Among the activities of this society were selling bookcovers, distributing handbills for the paper sale, and the induction of new members. 1st row—Sheppard, Zimmerman, Pres., Mr. W. Larson, Enge, Christopher, Drugas. 2nd row—Miss E. Clitty, Paulson, Clarke, Padden, Simmons, La Favor. 3rd row—Mrs. E. Britzius, Sodergren, Bohanon, Hovde, Richards, Miss K. Hynes. To further speech activities the N.F. L. members are active in debates and speech tournaments, and learn the importance of public speaking and discussion. The annual Minnesota State High School League and N.F.L. contests entered by members prove to be good training grounds for student speakers and a source of recognition and honors. Thus, Henry's reputation has been greatly enhanced by the dramatic, oratorical, reading, and general speaking ability of Henry's students active in the N.F.L. 1st row—Beauchane, Mr. Karl Hoerschgen, Zimmerman, Roy, Hilton. 2nd row—Stacy, Seeden. The Light of Many Camp Fires This organization gives students who are learning German the opportunity to sing German songs, learn about the land, and give assistance to the needy in Germany. A highlight of the year was the Christmas party given by the German Club in collaboration with the Latin Club. The most popular German song around school, Schnitzel Bank, and Christmas carols in Latin were featured. 1st row—Sheppard, Jaeger, Bennyhoff, Pres., Erickson, Reiher. 2nd row—Peterson, Ernst, Richter, Genung, Mohr, Swenson. 3rd row—Miss M. Hanson, Langerman, Mosal, Lind, Pearson, Zimmerman, Hawkins. 4th row—Weaver, Solberg, Schmidt, Nelson, Skoglund. To The Stroms of 'Clementine From the big empty armory in winter, to the gravel pit in back of school in hot summer, the band practices for the perfection shown at various festivities in cities and towns of Minnesota. This summer the band marched in Forest Lake for the Fourth of July festivities, and in the Wilmar Kaffee Festival. With the snow comes the Winter Carnival and the Patrick Henry Band, alias the Northern Pacific Railway Band, was warmly received by the royalty of the St. Paul Winter Carnival. Over half the band will be gone next year with thirty-three seniors graduating. Some of these are Doris Androli, John Hay, Dutchy Neumann, Delores Sandberg, Julie Knapp, Dale Lamb, Bob Laugen, Nick Sodergren, Ralph Erickson, Katie Peabody, Gerald Gish, Bob Leonard, Ted Buetner, and George Ruud. 1st row—L. Peterson, Skjold, Neslund, Jean Erickson Nash, Harris, Gamble, Berg, Lind, C. Johnson, Sho gren, Sandberg, Wick, J. Knapp, Westlin, Lebe doff, Solond, J. Carlson. 2nd row—Simmons, Belski, L. Erickson, Houts, Hietala Bray, Richards, Handberg, R. Erickson, C. Smith Walker, Lane, Ames, Pederson, Oeering, Joan Er ickson. 3rd row—P. Johnson, B. Johnson, K. Johnson, Temple Bohanon, Lamb, J. Nelson, Bartelmehs, Martin, Mo zey, Felknor, Iverson, Mosal. 4th Row—Bergren, Neumann, Waddick, Sodergren Cyrotski, Enge, Scofield, Laugan, P. Peterson, Eke lund, Ruud, Beutnor, Leonard, Peabody, Gish, C Carlson. Not pictured—Sanderson, C. Swenson, Mayhew, Gan zer, Baumeister, M. Knapp, Peters, Kenzie, Hay, C Johnson, Farnham, K. Peterson, K. Larson, Rolek M. Johnson, R. Erickson, Stollee, R. Nelson, Mitch ell, R. Peterson, Thompson. Tlu Hardships of Life Wm Forgotten Majorettes D. Olson, Wes-lund, Peter The glittering batons and the swirling skirts of the majorettes is what first meets the eyes of the public os the fast moving Henry Band approaches. These girls, bursting with pep and enthusiasm, add class and color to every performance. Front Five Flag Wavers Gareis, Skeie, Bartholoma, V. Erickson, Adams The bold red fluttering flags attract many eyes, as do the pretty girls who carry them. Always adding color to the band, these girls double on the pom-poms for special entertainments. Flag Wavers Row 1—Listrom, Theis, Harms, Androli, Cliplef, Hanson, Jepsen. Row 2—Flatten, Vollum, C. Peterson, Skilka. Row 3—Shaunessy, R. Nelson, Renberg, Sorenson, Corbin, Lundberg. Keep together—start over again. This is all the flag wavers seem to hear from Doris Androli, and under her watchful eye they have become the best flag waving corps ever to twirl with the band. 39 1st row—Moe, Soillard, Christensen, Yahn, Knapp, G. Paulson, D. Johnson. 2nd row—Knapp, Newquist, K. Johnson, Murphy, Lindquist, Palmer, Burnett. 3rd row—Malat, Ames, Theis, Cowan, Fredericks, Brandt, Tomefz, K. Johnson. 4th row—L. Hanson, Jaeger, Krutzig, Cyrotski, Bray, K. Johnson, DeGray. Tlu Vijjilcintes hrmight Order Out of Chaos STUDENT COUNCIL—Henry's Student Council has a remarkable record for the past year. They met regularly once a week in addition to special meetings. Their first project of the year was to improve auditorium programs. When they studied the stage situation, student committees visited Southwest, Marshall, Roosevelt, North, Robbinsdale, and other city schools. This year's accomplishments have proved how effective a student council can be, and what an important part of school life our student government is. 40 Student Council officers, Clarabelle Freeman, secretary; Eugene Yahn, vice president; Leo Goslin, president. CHEERLEADERS Hays, Lee, Swanson, Twite WORK PROGRAM 1st row—J. Erickson, Bergren, Mr. Ohland, Holbrooks, Jensen, Kopperude. 2nd row—Pust. J. Anderson, J. Johnson, Geiger, Sliewa, Haik. 3rd row—B. Erickson, Harlow, Bodem, Watson, D. Madsen, B. Madsen, Russell. 4th row—Fahlstrom. Westerlund, Lundeen, Mott, Dunn, Knox. Every Strike Brought Shouts of Joy WORK PROGRAM—These students complete their high school education and at the same time are holding down a job. Under the guidance of Mr. Ohland they get on-the-job training and experience which proves valuable to them after graduation. CHEERLEADERS—The cheerleaders lead the Henry pepsters in the Big H, Skyrocket, Locomotive, Irtz Special and school songs at the football and basketball games. New cheerleaders have been practicing to take the place of the graduating seniors, Arlene Twite, Nancy Lee, and Lovey Swanson. 41 1.11 tifft mt t % % i i i i I t i i H i H U f i 1st row—Ruud, S. Anderson, M. Johnson, Green, Hawkins, Steen, Bergstrom, Cook, Mathison, Knapp, Nau, Allard, Adamson. 2nd row—Mero, Roy, Schaer, Seburg, Richter, Krutzig, Sodergren, Vick, Daufelt, Ostenberg, T. Nelson, Youngen, Chase, Nehrman, D. Anderson. 3rd row—Mr. A. Nervig, Hohn, Hoff, Gareis, Buege, Zeimes, Rickert, Berg, McDaniel, Grigsby, Whitson, T. Olson, Fall, Eder, Quam. 4ih row—Burgess, Fleagle, Carlson, Mattson, N. Nelson, Cliplef, Langermon, Mott, Hopps, Carver, Dunn, R. Larson, J. Krutzig, Foslid, Berger, Fagerhaugh. IMmiy ci hcillcid W is Sunj Which 1st row—Sevon, Krieg, Jertson, Seburg, Fotia. 2nd row—Mr. A. Nervig, Langermon, Stament, McMahon, Dyke, Nelson. 3rd row—D. Johnson, Buchan, Russeth, Wirtz, Bergquist, Quigley. 4th row—Fay, Looker, Hendrickson, Stumm, Schelberg, Hart. SENIOR CHOIR Exchange programs with Edison, Southwest, and Robbinsdale- besides singing at St. Mark's and Salem Lutheran Churches were included in the choir's program. The choir every year gives a Christmas and a Spring Concert combining the talents of all the members. GIRLS CHORAL CLUB The Girls Choral Club gives girls a chance to improve their voices and have practice in singing parts. It gives them experience which will aid them in all other choir singing. Without the male voices they can sing much music written especially for female voices. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP LEAGUE 1st row— Bostrum, Lunow, Knapp, Shogren, Christopher. 2nd row—P. Hanson, Wall, Halvorsen, Tros-vik, Lindquist. 3rd row—Lakker, Zimmerman, Hovde, Berg, Cleveland. GAA Letter Became Typically Americana 1st row—A. Olson, Robertson, Amundsen, Dietrich, G. Anderson, Schuppel, Norman, Aell, Cunningham, Peck. 2nd row—Knight, Normandin, Fay, Warner, Furtney, Schackor, Christiansen, Rathbun, N. Hansen, Quam, Palmer. 3rd row—Janzer, Belknapp, Fourneia, J. Lorson, Langermann, Arndt, Androli, St. Mane, Nielsen, Bredeson, Dickenson, Denter. 4th row—Deibert, Prozinski, E. Johnson, Stark, Schuab, Schuck, Mahr, Watson, Sandey, S. Swanson, McCarthy, Lou-mann. 5th row—Lewks, Strom, Roggeman, Wefel, S. Swanson, Bearl, Hilton, Gibbs, Neslund, Schurtz, Rhodes, White, Bressler. 6th row—Langerman, Millar, Rohl, Deering, Sander, Paine, Voss, Hovde, Peterson, N. Olsen, S. Hovde, Kingsbury. This organization gives students the opportunity to have Christian fellowship in their school life. Singspirations and special speakers were the main activities at the local weekly meetings. Members also attended city-wide Christian Fellowship gatherings with the clubs from other schools. GAA The Girls Athletic Association provides fun and action for girls who are interested in sports. Girls by participating in tennis, basketball, volleyball, golf, and other sports earn points towards a badge and letter. Entert iinment W is Always Met PAT POLAR COMMITTEE: 1st row—Twite, Myers, Yohn, Skjold, Peabody. . . . 2nd row—Early, Skeie, Green. OFFICE HELPERS: Jackman, Loftus, Jaeger, McCormok, Hershey, Dickinson. HI-HAVEN COMMITTEE: Christenson, Hopps, Swanson, Backstrom. GIRLS ACTIVITY COMMITTEE: Newquist, Leland, P. Johnson, Knapp. STAGE CREW: 1st row—Soltau, Day, D. Black, Mr. Smith. . . . 2nd row—Lind-fors, Seeden, J. Black, D. Erickson. MOVIE CREW: T. Johnson, Berg, G. Paulson, Mr. Hardy, Jordan. . . . 2nd row— Eggen, Bittner, Van Tassel, R. Hansen, Jorgonsen, Lunkley. . . . Not pictured— Allanson. Cameron. With Shouts of Approval PAT POLAR COMMITTEE—This committee plans dances which are held at the American Legion Hall every other Saturday night. These dances are for all North and Henry students. OFFICE HELPERS—These students, who help in the office by taking care of the switchboard, sorting mail, and filing and typing, are indispensable to the office workers and do many services to help the school. HI-HAVEN COMMITTEE—These students represent Henry on the Hi-Haven Committee which plans dances held at the YWCA every Friday night. GIRLS ACTIVITY COMMITTEE—The G.A.C. meets with Miss Hultcrantz and decides questions that af feet all girls in the school. Their activities include the planning of a style show. STAGE CREW—These unrecognized boys take care of the stage for all programs. Removing properties, dimming lights and closing the curtains are just a part of their many activities. MOVIE CREW—Every time there is a movie, the movie crew is there to see that everything goes right. These boys run the projector and take care of the lights. They are an important part of every program. 1st row—Hay, Goslin, C. Johnson, Moran. 2nd row—Ray, Yahn, Brown, Ashbough, Schenk. 3rd row—Laugen, Lindberg, Normandin, K. Olson, Comer. 4th row—Lepping, D. Carlson, Voeltz, Wicklund, Pribble. 1st row—Stacy, Bradley, Scofield, Soland, Thompson, L. Nelson. 2nd row—Bray, Willcox, Falk, McLaughlin, Hueb schen, Clark, Domaas, Lane. 3rd row—Neslun, De Gray, C. Carlson, Fallon, Hay, Hays, Held, G. Johnson. 4th row—Merwin, Baumiester, Reitsma, Berg, Morzey, Conway, Rood, Faruhom, C. Thompson. Home There Were with Hi h Ideals n Sponsored by the Northside Y.M.C.A., the Hi-Y clubs take an active part in school activities. Some of the club's projects for this year were: One club took twenty needy boys downtown for a day of fun. The clubs sent out eight Christmas baskets. Through club projects they sent money to foreign countries for needy boys. Other activities include selling Christmas trees and collecting for the Community Chest. 46 w $®fl .. VV � eSTt W6M ! iiWr.a{fewrf: m L This year's edition of the Patriots wound up the football season with a noteworthy record. The city title was decided in the last game of the year against Edison. On bad breaks Henry lost to the undefeated Tommies from Edison 19-0. The season as a whole reflects the pluck and determination for which all Henry teams are noted. After being upset by Marshall 13-0 in their second game of the season, the Pats rebounded to gain a string of five straight victories before going down in defeat to Edison. Memorable victories this season were the upset of a heavier team from South, the defeat of our arch-rival North for the mythical northside championship, and the 19-7 licking given to Vocational to sweeten Homecoming Day. At the end of the season Henry had earned a record of 6 wins and 2 defeats for third place in the league standings. SCORES Henry 26 Southwest 0 Henry 0 Morshall 13 Henry 25 Central 12 Henry 14 North 6 Henry 19 Vocational 7 Henry 20 South 13 Henry 14 West 7 Henry 0 Edison 19 Top left ... He flies through the air . . . Bohn stops Central rush toward paydirt. Bottom left . . . Rod Ray drives towards the promised land for a touchdown against the South High Tigers. Top right . . . Lamb sneaks behind the Edison defense to grab o pass. Bottom right ... As high-stepping Schenk goes for a first down, Lambke prays for a victory. Ashbaugh is coming to give some solid assistance. Row 4 — Pribble, Robertus, Hopps, McKevitt, Overson, Anderson, Knoll, Burns. The '4()ers Loved Physical Conduit Upper left . . . Co-Captain Ash-baugh. Coach Frank Cleve, and Co-Captain Goslin talk over football strategy for forthcoming games. Upper right . . . Russ Voeltz, Henry's most valuable player, was chosen as an All City tackle. Left . . . Henry's starting back-field was made up Schenk, left halfback; Burns, quarterback; Ray, fullback; and Ashbaugh, right halfback. Bottom . . . Row 1—Johnson, Schenk, Ashbaugh, Goslin, Bohn, Fleagle, Goga, Whinnery. Row 2—Mafzka, Mgr., Slepica, Lambke, Lepping, Baldwin, Ray, Olson, Bjork, Ressler, Mgr. Row 3—Comer, Schuman, Lamb, Levens, Voeltz, Jiran, Royalty, Hovde. IV' Football The future is brighter in football than it has been for many a year. This year's group of speedy B squad players will help Henry immeasurably in the next two years. Pluck and determination coupled with speed brought about this very successful season. After losing 26-12 to Central, the sophomore football machine started rolling. Southwest, South, North, and Edison were successively defeated. The victories over North and Edison were especially pleasing. The win over North resulted in complete football dominance of Henry over North this year. Edison's 7-6 defeat gave Henry claim to second place in the city sophomore league. The sophomore league record was four victories and one defeat. Cross Country The thrill of watching a race over varied terrain was found by many this fall. A team of veterans and promising newcomers accounted for the new spectator interest. The team's potential strength was shown in early meets. The harriers took a first and second in three-way meets and won one out of three dual meets. One of these losses was to Southwest, the city and state champs. Ruud took four firsts and one second to spark the Henry runners. With Rolek leading the way, Henry took eighth place in the city meet. The state meet found the team in better condition to account for the tenth place finish. This wound up one of the most successful seasons Henry has ever had in cross-country competition. B SQUAD FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1 — Conway, Burns, Johnson, Berg. Fallon, Clark, Baker, Dwyer, Mer-win. Smith, Fagerhaugh, DeGroy. Row 2—Puffer, Lebedoff, White, Carlson, Soltau, Streeter, Anderson, Bartel -mehs, Domaas, Huebschen, Long, Held. Row 3—Holmquist, Langer-man, Rood, Reitsma, Vaa-ge. Hay, Ekelund, Mozey, Teslow, Fitzsimmons, Dickinson, Houts, Volfen, Peterson. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Row 1—Potter, Peters, H. Nelson, Rolek, Fitzsim- mons, Huber. Row 2—G. Nelson, Cyrot-ski, Johnston, Bittner, Neale, Ruud, Homuth, Coach Evenson. Hockey Henry's veteran team started the season with a spectacular burst of scoring to swamp Southwest 6-1. The continuation of this scoring prowess is seen in the shut-out of Marshall 7-0. The victory string was enlarged upon with hard fought victories over Edison and Vocational. Our pucksters came out second best for the first time in what proved to be the title tilt with South. They rebounded for a win against North to finish the league season in second place. In the district playoffs the Pats lost to Central and South to wind up the season. Sparking the team were All-City Leo Goslin's playmaking and Thompson's brilliant goal-tending. Swimming The mermen gained three victories out of ten attempts in the tough city league competition. This record is excellent in view of the fact that only one senior was on the team. Henry's victories were garnered at the expense of Vocational, Edison, and South. A 46-20 licking was given to De La Salle, the only non-league competition this year. This swimming team will always be remembered for constantly giving their opponents the edge in experience, yet still putting up a tough battle until the last race was over. With determination like this we predict a much better record in competition next year. HOCKEY Row 1—Iverson, Krutzig, Backstrom, Thompson, Skoglund, Puffer, Hays, Motzka. Row 2—Coach Dahlin, Du-maas. Lamb, Reitsma, Comer, Coach Henning, Gos-lin, Pribble, McGowan, Skelly, Head Coach Joe Mullery. SWIMMING Row 1—Falk, Bohn, Thompson, Swenson, Berger, Poole, Wilcox. Row 2—Mosey, Hay, Bjork, Szabla, Bentsen, Norman-din, Ruud, Born. Schenk and Hallman levens , M Ashbaugh and Brown Basketball Row 1— Ressler Mgr., Hallman, Brown, Schenk, Goga, Ashbaugh, Johnston, Mgr. Row 2—Burns, Knoll, Westling, Anderson, Levens, Holmquist, Coach Dammann. Basketball The Pats went through the season with a predominantly junior team. The seniors on the team couldn't offset the lack of experience. Still opponents had to fight to the last minute to be sure of victory. Many close games resulted from this fighting spirit, but that extra basket or two needed for victory couldn't be found. This was especially noticeable in the Edison game which Henry lost by one point in an overtime. Graduating this year are Captain Marvin Schenk, Arlan Ashbaugh, Doug Levens, Jerry Hallman, and Jerry Brown. SCORES Henry 35 Marshall 55 Henry 40 South 58 Henry 42 Edison 43 Henry 40 Central 59 Henry 29 Vocational 33 Henry 29 Washburn 47 Henry 24 North 34 Henry 49 Southwest 52 1. Brown goes up (or basket as Hallman awaits rebound. 2. Schenk, Hallman, and Ashbaugh monopolize rebound. 3. Schenk is out in front of defenders as he drives for basket. Wrestling If anybody bothered to trace the grunting and groaning heard throughout Henry halls, he would find himself in the little gym. This tracer of lost sounds would be viewing the Henry wrestling team. These wrestlers won ten matches and lost two to Marshall, the city champs. This group of grunters and groaners really covered themselves with glory in winning the regional wrestling trophy. Jordal, Israelson, Modeen, and Slepica were main cogs in gaining this honor. The first place trophy is the first Henry has won in regional competition. Henry's trip to the state meet produced two fourth place finishes. Apparatus The hardest working athletes for the least recognition is a title that would certainly go to the apparatus team. These boys work faithfully every night after school, yet very few know about the team. These hard working boys prepared for the state meet with practice meets against Edison and North. Even in losing these meets, the team gained valuable experience for the state meet. The use of this experience con be seen in Henry's fourth place finish in Class C competition. Earl Homuth took second place in High All Around. In the Northwest Gymnastic meet, Dick Ernst took first place on the parallel bars to lead the team to a fourth-place finish. WRESTLING TEAM On the mot . . Russ Voeltz demonstrates a hold on Slepica. Row 1 — Schmidt, Bray, Bittner, Modeen, Israelson, Gearou, Jordal, Huddleston. Row 2—Lee, Black, Lu-zaich, La Vigne, Nelson, Mathews. Row 3—Ernst, Clark, Whin-nery, Christenson, Fitzsimmons. APPARATUS Row 1—Ernst, Johnson, Bo-sit, Peters, Theis. Row 2—Coach Valley, So-land, Johnston, Slepica, McDaniel, Manke, LaBelle, Homuth, Roppe. lit row -Jordal. Comer. Bockitrom 2nd row—Dromer, Normandin. Brown, Johnson. GOLF- After previous years of golf at Henry we look for a very favorable season. Since this is only the fifth year in city league competition it is still a comparatively unknown sport. Coached by Frank Cleve and led by Duane Normandin, Ray Backstrom, Doug Jordel. Miles Johnson, Doug Kramer, Jerry Brown, ond John Comer, their hopes are high, wide and handsome. To improve their gome the boys have intra-squad games at Theodore Wirth Golf Course, where they get year posses to play. April 25 April 27 May 2 May 4 May 9 May 16 May 18 May 23 May 25 . June 1 . Central Washburn Marshall West Edison North Vocational Southwest Roosevelt South (iolf---Tennis TENNIS— This year's tennis team is made up completely of Juniors. Led by Morris Thompson as Captain, and Mr. Ohland os coach, their outlooks are fair for this year and outstanding for next year. Bob Lane. Wally Scofield, Dick Stocy, Bill Brodly, Howie Jiron and Frank Knoll make up the remainder of this year's team. The boys practice every night at Camden Park for many hours, but lost their first two matches. They lost to North 5 0 and in their second match lost to Roosevelt 4-1. April 27 North May 2 Roosevelt May 4 Marsholl May 9 . . West May 11. Washburn May 16 South Moy 18 Central May 23 . Edison June 1 Southwest l� i row -THompton, Stocy. lane. 2nd Row -Jiron, Knoll, Scoftold, Brodly. Mr. Ohtond. Baseball Baseball is on the upsurge at Henry. After last year's season of one win and seven losses, the boys on the team have high hopes. Although little is known of the team, preseason games show marked improvement over last year's squad. This year's team, led by Doug Anderson, Dick Pendcimas, and Howard Skelly on the mound, has high hopes of bringing home the bacon. The boys look good, both at bat and on the field. Many of this year's boys will be back again for next year. Coach Joe Mullery is in hopes of again going the city game which hasn't happened since 1945. l� t row-Burnt, Imdberg, Krutzig. Thompton. Pnbble, loff. Coughlin. 2nd row—While, Willmon, B. Hay. Brock, Anderton. Ray. Skelly, Archer, Resiler. Not pictured-Schenk. Hollman, Reitwna. J. Hay, Gotlin. Pendxomos. Hart. hcnry henrv .HENRV SCHEDULE Volts May 5 Marshall May 10 North May 12 Edison May 17 Volts May 24 Marshall May 26 North May 31 Edison June 2 Doug Levens — Henry's hope in the high jump event. Track This year's track team is hoping to come thru with flying colors. The cindermen, led by Doug Levens, Dave Robertus, and Karl Lepping, have high hopes of taking the title this year. Coaches Evenson and Valley, have had the boys out working since mid-March and have many good prospects. Their hopes are high and the outlook is good. The boys are full of spirit and are out to win. Track is one of the many spring sports that is supported by the annual Tag Day . Many boys have gone out for track this year, and if early season meets mean much, Henry should go a long way. Ill row—Rolek, Kno . Potter. Moxoy. Do Gray. Voltz. Boldwin, Neol. F.txummoni 2nd row—Teilow, Dickinion, Paulion, Emit. Conway. Mcrw.n. Nolion. Bittner. Goga. Day. Hwbor. 3rd row-Whinnery. Johnion, Soltou. Roy. Farnham. Bumi, Ekelund Howtx. Luxoich, Johniton. Notion. Tice, Alimon. Vocational . April 22 Edison and Marshall April 26 Metropolitan Relays April 29 North May 3 Marshall . May 13 West May 17 Metropolitan Relays May 25 State Meet June 6 Girls' Athletics Girls' athletics may not get the fanfare of boys' athletics, but just as much fun is had by the participants. Evidence of this is the large tournament for every organized sport. Competition in most sports is limited to teams of Henry girls, but basketball teams and the golf teams engage in interscholastic competition. The athletic program is planned for year round enjoyment. Each season many different sports are organized to give every girl a chance to compete in the sport of her liking. The thrills of badminton are found by these girls. Row I—Dunn, Edwards, Seberg, Trosvick, Camron, Feigal. Row 2—Furtney, Hyser, Manning, Peterson, Gilbert, Halverson, Peters. Row 3—Bergstrom, Berg, Knapp, Edlof-son, Gronholm, Hokans, Bowman. Come on, girls! Get that ball over the net. M. Knapp, Nelson, Sandberg, Hovde, Pruyn, Genung, J. Knopp. i i inKi This Page . .. By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea. . . , artfully portrayed in the Gay Nineties style at the Homecoming auditorium. Alumnae and students alike turned out to climax the day by swinging and swaying to the strains of Red Wolfe's Orchestra at the annual Homecoming dance. Her Royal Highness Queen Marlys graciously receives the royal bouquet presented by Principal A. B. Schultz. Homecoming n Opposite Page . . . Beautiful queens and attendants have always been tradition at Patrick Henry. No exception are this year's Homecoming Queen Marlys Roy and her attendants, Lovisa Swanson, Arlene Twite, Clarabelle Freeman, and Irene Krutzig, as they pose in their regal splendor. To the strain of A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody, Co-captain Arlan Ashbaugh proudly led Her Highness to the royal throne where she was gloriously crowned Queen of all Homecoming festivities. Our native queen, Vernon Heglund, was carried triumphantly down the aisle by servant bearers Carl Martin, Curtis Mott, and Kenneth Kramer. Their shoe-polish-smooth complexion and royal jungle regalia heightened the excitement of the mock-crowning at the Homecoming Auditorium. 60 IJy Their Deeds the '49ers FORBACH, FRANCE With the thought of promoting better world relations, volunteers from the Latin Club pack boxes of food and essentials for the destitute people of Forbach, France. Shown left to right are Carlson, Belskj, J. Carlson, Haskin, Gronholm, Sigerson, and Stament. France says thank you with hand-made Christmas greetings and letters. Here Anna Cleveland and Beverly Haskin prepare the second-floor showcase for a display. BAND In the background could be heard the music of the bell lyres playing Home in Indiana as Mr. Porter walked from the field followed by the band during the half of the annual football homecoming game. He was presented with a bouquet of American Beauty roses in recognition of his interest in the band during his principalship. Spread Friendship and Good Will EUGENE YAHN From a little fellow sitting on a book, straining to reach the keys of the battered school piano, to a young man playing a concert grand piano on a national hook-up radio show. Gene Yahn has been the pride of Henry students. He is the local boy made good; good enough to earn national recognition and win the admiration of his fellow students. PORTER QUARTET The smooth tenor of Nick Sodergren and Jack Hopps combined with the rich rolling bass of Dale Lamb and John Hay make up the newly formed Porter Quartet. Their well-rehearsed versions of Coney Island Baby and Rollin' Down to Jordan are enthusiastically received by the students at auditorium programs. v . icKiver Special Awards — 1949 showed outstanding ability and gQve the| sery Special awards were given these students who ice unselfishly for the school and community. EUGENE YAHN: First National Bank Award—Outstanding Ability MARIE SHEPPARD: First National Bank Award—Outstanding Ability JOHN HAY: P. T. A. Award—Good Citizenship LOUISE BOHANON: P. T. A. Award—Good Citizenship MIRIAM ZIMMERMAN: American Legion Award—Good Citizenship JOHN BEAUCHANE: Rose Reese Award—World Affairs GORDON HOVDE: Star Journal Award—All Around Ability JACK HOPPS: S. A. R. Award—Historical 64 '49ers Promote World lliirierstmirim Many children froze to death—Nothing to eat—Nobody wants refugees—The need is too big to help—My sister was beaten, strangled, and threatened with pistols—She is clad in an old pair of ski-pants, a bathrobe, one man's shoe, and one lady's shoe, the soles tied up with a string and showing the toes—Everyone has to work—If they are old they starve—I am often so desperate, that I don't want to live any more. Letters like this pour into the office from Europe, addressed to the Friendship and Latin Clubs. They respond with boxes of food, clothing, medicine, and any other possible item the D. P.'s might need. Both clubs were organized in September 1948, for the purpose of establishing a friendship with people overseas. The work this year has been backed by the school, three-fourths of the Henry students have made contributions while the club members have purchased, packed, wrapped, and mailed packages. Sixty students now have pen pals overseas. The Clubs plan to continue work on through the years. 65 GRADUATION TIME is PHOTOGRAPH TIME Your personality is well expressed in a photograph by Lee Brothers. jd.ee. PnxdlieAA. 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Aldrich 2558 GENE'S FOOD MARKET FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES FINE MEATS 1223 Lowry Ave. No. CHerry 4552 HELEBRANDT'S MARKET QUALITY MEATS THAT SATISFY 3454 Fremont Ave. No. HYIand 9549 STEVE McKEON AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING 1215 - 37th Ave. No. CHerry 6621 Phone HY. 9848 Res. Al. 0938 PENN-LOWRY ICE CREAM BAR Sodas — Sundaes — Hot Lunches Proprietors: 3126 PENN AVE., N. Elmer, Ray Leo Herkenhoff MINNEAPOLIS DUTCH MILL DAIRY BAR BROADWAY LOWRY CAMDEN PARK STATE BANK Your Community Bank 42nd Lyndale Ave. No. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Washington, D. C. KOHLAS CLEANERS 3611 Penn Ave. No. HEITKAMP'S FOOD MARKET MEATS GROCERIES 1203 - 27th Ave. No. 67 HYIand 3697 MELBY'S Frank and Bennie's Texaco Service Grocery ond Confectionary Gas, Oil, Greasing and General Repairing 2606 42nd Avenue North 2605 Dowling North Ch. 4984 HYIand 7914 STENSTROM FOOD MARKET Quality Meats Fairway Foods — Bakery Crystal Lake and Community Pharmacies The Store for Friendly Service 3654 Sheridan Avenue North CH. 3621 3862 Thomas Ave. No. 4159 Thomas Ave. No. DEPUES FAIRWAY MARKET CARLSON'S MARKET Groceries — Meats — Vegetables QUALITY MEATS 3453 North Penn Ch. 3691 3203 Penn Avenue North HYIand 2922 REGAN'S GROCERY GIFTS and HOME APPLIANCES 3359 Penn Avenue North Hyland 7966 REPAIRS OTTO T. NELSON HOME BRAND FOODS Penn at Lowry Gasoline and Oil—Tires and Tubes—Washing Greasing and Battery Recharging GENE AND GIL'S SERVICE 3601 Penn Avenue North Hyland 9769 FOR QUICK, ACCURATE SERVICE . . . Bring Your Prescriptions to GEORGE R. MELLIN CO. Lowry and Penn Avenue North HYIand 5038 RED WHITE HALVORSON'S GROCERY COMPLETE FOOD MARKET FANCY FRUITS and VEGETABLES herb wine 3855 Thomas North 4201 Thomas Avenue North HYIand 9559 BROSTROM'S GROCERY Frozen Foods — Fresh Fruits and Vegetables We Deliver OUR SPECIALTY . . . Home Cured Hams and Bacon JOHNSON'S CASH MARKET 4059 Thomas Avenue North CHerry 6012 4203 Thomas Avenue North CARLSON'S OUR OWN HARDWARE Celebrating Our 45th Year On North Side 3117-19 Penn Avenue North HYIand 3535-HYIand 7210 JOHNSON and LINDEEN HARDWARE - PLUMBING 4153 Thomas Avenue North HYIand 7375 68 4153 Thomas Avenue North HYIand 7375 CONGRATULATIONS Closs of '49 VICTORY DEPARTMENT STORE O. S. PETERSON 3503 Penn Avenue North Hy. 2400 Super Value Market JOHN V. ERICKSON 4155-57 Thomas Avenue North HERB SCHAPER QUALITY MEATS 3449 Penn Avenue North Hy. 9686 VICTORY SERVICE STATION FOR YOUR CAR SERVICE 4106 Thomas Avenue North Hy. 7960 MADSEN FLORAL CO. WE GROW OUR OWN FLOWERS 5501 Aldrich Avenue North Ch. 4413 STROM GROCERY BIG TEN FOOD STORE MEATS AND FRESH VEGETABLES 3111 Penn Avenue North Hy. 9657 WITTS MARKET MEATS OF QUALITY AND ECONOMY 705-2210 Hennepin COMPLIMENTS OF SKELLY SERVICE STATION 4312 Lyndale North ESTATES EXCHANGE REALTY CO. Listings always appreciated 4352 Lyndale North Bus. Al. 4602 Compliments of THE CHARM SHOP GIFTS AND INFANTS' WEAR 2144 44th Avenue North BARNEY REALTY Exclusive North Side Sellers MORTGAGE LOANS INSURANCE Ch. 3658 Corner 44th and Penn Avenue North RADIO SERVICE 1405 44TH AVENUE NORTH LUND'S GROCERY FANCY FRUITS and VEGETABLES 4140 Fremont Avenue North Hy. 2030 LINDAHL'S FAIRWAY MARKET FANCY GROCERIES and FRESH VEGETABLES We Deliver Fresh and Smoked Meats Ice Cream 2140 44th Avenue North Ch. 2632 PAUL JOHNSON MARKET BEST WISHES 4209 Webber Pkwy. 4142 Fremont Ave. No. THE KING OF MARKETS RED WHITE-FOOD STORE For Better Quality Meat and Groceries 2148 44th Avenue North Hy. 8631 HtftffY HIGH SCHOOL LHWtAIO MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 69 RAY ARF'S MARKET QUALITY MEATS HOME MADE SAUSAGE 3124 Penn Avenue N. CHerry 4766 Candid Weddings Portraits or Groups at Home or Studio Children's Candids in Your Home BAXELL STUDIO 3121 PENN AVE. NO. CHerry 6789 Res. CHerry 0057 Hand Oil Coloring Choice Selection of Frames MATTSON'S GROCERY FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES FROZEN FRUITS VEGETABLES 3800 Bryant Avenue N. CHerry 3072 BUTLER'S ICE CREAM STORE Plain and Fancy Frosted Doughnuts 2207 Lowry Avenue N. HYIand 7930 STERN GREENHOUSE 3757 Girard Avenue N. CHerry 3316 PENN AVENUE FLORAL CO. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 3526 Penn Avenue N. HYIand 6874 BEATTY ZEPHYR CLEANERS Main Plant Cash Carry — Save the Difference Licensed Sanitone Cleaners 3114 Penn Avenue N. FRANK'S BARBER SHOP The Reliable Hair Cutting Shop Special Interest Taken With Children Also Ladies' Hair Styling 35th and Penn Ave. No. G. A. Haertel Feed and Seed Company Lawn Seed . . . Lawn Fertilizer . . . Dog food HYIand 0136 4216 Lyndale Ave. No. Camden Park PHIL'S BARBER SHOP 1216 Dowling Ave. No. HALVERSON SHELL SERVICE Tires — Batteries — Accessories — Greasing 4220 Lyndale Ave. No. HYIand 9880 Headquarters for your every-day and vacation needs GLEN'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 44th at Penn Ave. No. ALdrich 0455 FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS JOSTEN'S Since 1897 Representative: H. A. Petersen Josten's Foshoy Tower Arcade Store B Minneapolis, Minnesota 70 CAMDEN BAKERY NELSON'S GROCERY 4157 Washington Ave. No. HYland 9758 After Business Hours: CHerry 7965 QUALITY MERCHANDISE 4165 Washington Ave. No. HYland 7092 Free Delivery Office Residence CHerry 4260 CHerry 2512 LE VAHN BROTHERS H. T. BLOMQUIST INSURANCE IN ALL LINES PLUMBING AND HEATING 4167 Lyndale Avenue North — 2nd Floor 4108 Lyndale Ave. No. HYland 1870 DUTCH MILL DAIRY BAR GOLDEN RICH DAIRY PRODUCTS CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATING CLASS SODA FOUNTAIN . . . LUNCH MILK - CREAM - ICE CREAM 4166 Washington Ave. No. FRED HAY DRUG 4157 Lyndale Avenue No. HYland 0350 HILDEBRAND BROS. BUILDERS AND REAL ESTATE SON ART CLOTHES cmau yia Res. CHerry 2040 Off. HYland 1182 SMARTER CLOTHES LOWER PRICES 306-14 Nicollet Avenue BRidgeport 7711 PICK and PAY SUPER MARKET THOMAS AVENUE BARBER SHOP Anderson Bros., Props. GROCERIES AND MEATS OLE R. FJELD WARREN OLIVER 4155 Lyndale Ave. No. 4149 Thomas Ave. No. HYland 1788 SUNDBERG PLUMBING CO. AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS and EXPERT REPAIR WORK 4213 Webber Pkwy. HYland 6965 HYland 3374 WM. J. CORAH EXCAVATING - TRUCKING BLACK DIRT AND FILLING 4711 Colfax Avenue No. JOSEPH'S BAKERY FREMONT FAIRWAY MARKET We specialize in BIRTHDAY CAKES and WEDDING CAKES Groceries — Meats — Fruits — Vegetables 4207 Webber Pkwy. HYland 0215 4149 Fremont Ave. No. CHerry 3614 CHAS. G. BLOMQUIST CO. ANDERSON HARDWARE The Store of Service RED AND WHITE GROCERY 4211 Webber Pkwy. HARDWARE, PAINTS, SPORTING GOODS 4146 Fremont Ave. No. HYland 0555 71 Grateful acknowledgment is made to all who contributed their time and effort to the successful completion of the '49 Orator—to the hard working staff members, the faculty, and the student body. Special thanks to Mr. A. P. Anderson who helped us over the rough spots, to the newest member of our team, Mr. A. B. Schultz, to Mr. Segal and Mrs. Robertson of the Bureau of Engraving, Mr. Franz of Jones Press, Lee Bros. Studios, the Photographers, and to the Star Journal for the use of their pictures in the sports section. JOHN RICHARDS Editor-in-Chief STAFF OF THE ORATOR 49ER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF LITERARY STAFF ART STAFF................... LAYOUT STAFF................ FACULTY AND SENIORS STAFF - CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS STAFF SPORTS STAFF................ PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF .... BUSINESS MANAGER............ CIRCULATION MANAGER - - -BUSINESS STAFF.............. John Richards Miriam Zimmerman Jim Seeden Sally Hilton Marie Sheppard Patty Jaeger Barbara Holliday Lois Palmer Katie Peabody Corrine Fredricks Donna Simmons Lorelee Neuman -Gordon Hovde Jerry Dickenson Gerry McCarthy John Hay Delores Sandberg Pat Skjold Lovisa Swanson Alice Fisker Delores Christionson Muriel Bloomquist Barbara Pruyn ■� 72 I JUN 0 4 1936 SC Xy GTOv' 4 LDw s pi«st D}3cc Gttet ftARSOiS DeyiTH