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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

The Orator for 1957 presented by SENIOR CLASS of PATRICK HENRY HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA THE SPIRIT OF HENRY-1957 These pages attempt the Herculean task of recaptures by word and picture that indefinable thins at Henry called spirit.” If we are only partially successful it will be enoush. Where does this spirit show itself? The light happiness of plays and the movins seriousness at Easter: the wonder in junior hish and the pride and joy at commencement; the uninhibited shouts at homecomins and the disnity of Senior Government Day: the heartbreakins hockey loss and the thrilling comeback of the football team; the achievements of the classroom as well as those of the gridiron—all these memories and many more make up the tremendous throbbing spirit at Henry. SENIORS........................Pages 4-21 SPORTS.........................Pages 22-45 ACTIVITIES.....................Pages 46 77 ADMINISTRATION.................Pages 78-83 UNDERCLASSMEN..............Pages 84-96 THE 1957 GRADUATES CHERIE ADAIR: Spanish Club Secretary • GERALDINE AKRON: Gerrie, Student Council, G.A.A., Office Assistant, Y-Tcens • DIANA ANDERSON: Diane G.A.A.. Office Assistant. Y-Tcens, Choir, F.H.A. • GERALD ANDERSON: Jerry Spanish Club Choir. LEE ANDERSON: Student Council. Choir, Hi-Y: Belvederes. Sr. Class Play • JEANETTE ANTILLA: Jean, Library Assistant, Work Program • JOHN ARNTSON: Jack • GARY ARRELL: Hi-Y: Drakes Band. Latin Club. DEE ANNE ASPLUND: Dee. G.A.A. Patriot Staff. Y-Teens, Choir. Latin Club, Sr. Class Play • THOMAS ATHERTON • THOMAS AUST • RICHARD BAKER: “Rich, Student Council. Tennis. Hi-Y: Ca-bales. Band. NANCY BANKO: Band • SANDRA BARN-HART: Sandy ' Senor Advisory. G.A.A., Y-Teens. Drama Club • JAMES BATE-MAN: -Jamie. Skiing • JANICE BAUMB: Jan, G.A.A., Y-Teens. F.H.A. Movie Crew. DENNIS BAUMEISTER: Spanish Club. Choir: V.P.. Hi-Y: C troncs • WILLIAM BECKER: Skier. Skiing. Patriot Staff. Hi-Y: Cabales • GERALD BELSKI: Belsk. • RICHARD BERGQUIST: Dck. Senior Advisory. Youth Conference. Football. Track, Hi-Y: Athenians. BARBARA BOLDUC: Barb’ G.A.A.. Y- Teens. F.H.A.. Sales Club • JOHN BORG: H.-Y: C.trones • BARBARA BRADLEY: Boots, G.A.A.. Latm Club. Band • EDITH BRONNER: Ed e, G.A.A.. Y-Tcens Thrift Club. ELAINE BROWN: Brownie. Senior Advi- sory. G.A.A. • MARGARET BROWN: Mugs. G.A.A., Y-Teens. F.H.A.. German Club • DAVID BRYANT • DAVID BUCHKOSKY: Dave National Honor Society Bard. Lat n Club. OH GRADUATES CECILIA 8URSAW: Cel. Choir • SAN-DRA BYE: Cindy:' G.A.A., Y-Teens. F.H.A. • GAIL CALDWELL: Lunchroom Assistant, Drama Club, Hall Guard • ELIZABETH CAMPBELL: Susie, G.A.A. Y-Teens, Choir, Latin Club, Student Health Council. GARY CAMPBELL: Gar.' Senior Class Treasurer, Senior Advisory, Youth Conference. Football. Hockey, Baseball, Orator Staff. Hi-Y: Athenians. Student Health Coun cil • EARL CAOUETTE: Work Program • MARILYN CARLSON: Mar. Spansh Cub. Y-Teens. F.H.A., Choir: Mascot • GERALD CARLSON: Jerry.' Sen or Advisory, Hall Guard. SANDRA CARLSON: Homecoming Attendant • JANICE CARNEY: Jan, Student Council. G.A.A., Office Assistant. Y-Teens. Drama Cub • JOANNE CARROLL: Jo. Y-Teens. Drama Club • JUDITH CHANDLER: Judy. G.A.A . Spanish Club. JULIEROSE CHELMO: Julie. G.A.A.. Y-Teens, J.A. • PATRICIA CHERMAK: Pat G.A.A., Y-Teens • BETTE CHURCH-ILL: Bets. G.A.A.. Band J.A. • FRANK COLBURN: Colby. Hockey. BARBARA CONWAY: Barb. Student Council. Youth Conference G.A.A., Spanish Club President, Y-Teens. F.H.A. • JUDITH COOKLOCK: Jutes. G.A.A., Library Assistant. J.A. • EARL CORNELIUS: Corny • WILLIAM COWAN: Bill. Hi-Y: Imperials, Band, Latin Club. NANCY DAHL: Nan, Student Council Secretary. All-City Student Council Treasurer, Homecoming Queen. Senior Advisory. Youth Conference, G.A.A. Office Assistant. Library Assistant. Y-Teens V.P.. Drama Club • EVELYN DELAMATER: Eve. G.A.A.. Spanish Club • CAROL DELVIN: National Honor Society, Student Council, G.A.A., Office Assistant, Y-Teens, Latm Club, Student Health Council • JOAN DONOHUE: Donnie, G.A.A. Lunchroom Assistant, Work Program. BARRY DUGAL: Basketball. Baseball Hi-Y: Athenians • ROBERT DUGGAN: Bob.” Track. Cross Country Hockey • ROBERT DYKOSKI: ' Bob, Student Council. Football, Track. Apparatus. Swimming, Student Health Council, Sr. Class Play. GRADUATES KAREN ECKSTEIN: G.A.A., Work Prolan • ROY EDLUND • RONALD ELIN Elynn National Honor Society. Studen-Council, All-City Student Council. Youtk Conference, Track. Patriot Staff, Thrift Club German Club. N.F.L. V.P., Choir • DU REEN ENGER: 'Dee' G.A.A., Y-Teens, Band. J.A. DONALD ERICKSON: Yukon H,-Y. J.A. • PATRICIA ERICKSON: Pot G.A.A.. Y-Tcens • RALPH ERICKSON: Eric Foot- ball. Baseball • RICHARD EWING: Dick Football. Hi-C President. SHERWOOD FEIN: Woody Footba Track, Band • CAROLYN FINNAMORE: 'Finn G.A.A.. Office Assistant. Y-Tecns. J.A.. H.-C • ELAINE FLITTIE: Fl.t National Honor Society. G.A.A., Y-Teens. Choir Treas. Latin Club, Drama Club. Sr. Class Play • HOWARD FREBERG: Howie. FERN FROUGH: G.A A., Y-Teens • NOR-MAN GATZ: Dick Football • BETTY GRAEN: G.A.A., Y-Teens, Drama Club • JOAN GROENVELDT: Jon. G.A.A., Y- Teens. Spanish Club. JAMES GULENCHYN: J,m Hockey, Baseball. H.-Y: Athenians • BRUCE HAGEN: Hag Student Council Treos., Football, Hockey. Skiing, Golf. Student Health Council • JAMES HAJICEK: Jim National Honor Society, Latm Club • JOAN HALL: Y-Teens. Spanish Club. DONALD HALVERSON: Don Football, Basketball, Track. Choir. Hi-Y: Athenians President, Student Health Council • GARY HAMRE: Gar. Football, Track. Hockey. Jr. Class Play. Hi-Y: Cabalcs Band. Sr. Class Piay • BARBARA HANSON: Barb Sen- ior Advisory, G.A.A., Y-Teens. Drama Club. German Club, Sr. Class P'ay • BEVERLY HANSON: Beve Sen-or Advisory, G.A.A.. Y-Teens. F.H.A. Drama Club. Sales Club. JOHN HATTON: Hat Senior Advisory. National Honor Society, Youth Conference. Boys State Attorney General. Cross Country, Tennis. Jr. Class Play. Patriot Staff. Hi-Y: Athenians. Student Health Council. Sr. Class Play • DARLENE HEBZYNSKI: Dar G.A.A. • PAUL HECKER • ELIZA-BETH HEDDING: Beth Student Couno G.A.A.. F.H.A. GRADUATES • • JOHN HEEN: Jack Cross Country. Track. Botkctball H.y: Cabalcs • KATHLEEN HEITZlG: Kathy'' Work Program. J.A. • DAVID HENRY: Dave • GORDON HIRSCH: Student Council. Work Program. SUSAN HOERSCHGEN: Sue National Honor Society. Student Council, youth Conference, G.A.A.. Patriot Staff, y-Teens. Choir, Latm Club. Drama Club, Sr. Class Play • SANDRA HOFER: Sandy y Teens. Choir. J.A. • CAROLE HOKANS: G.A.A. Office Assistant. Orator Staff. Y-Teens. Band • PAUL HOLM: Track Cron Country. ALAIN HOLT: Senior Class Vice President Football. Basketball. Patriot Staff. Hi-V: Cabalrs. Al1-school Secretary • BEVERLy HORN: Beve G.A A y-Teen� . Band • RUTH ANNE HOWARD: Ruth Student Council, G.A.A.. youth Conference y-Teens. German C ub. Latm Club, Library Assistant, Hi-C. J.A. • JAMES HUSTVEDT. EDDy JENSEN: Ed Band Latm Club ’ LARRy JENSEN: Jens Track Skiing. H. y. • ROy JENSEN: Apparatus • CAROL JlRAN: Cho r Work Program. Latin Club. WILLIAM JOB: Bi Wrestling • DON- ALD JOHNSON: Isador ' Apparatus Golf, H.-y; Athenians • WILLIS JOHNSTON: W,ir Hi-y German Club. J.A. • WILLIAM KALLESTAD: B'! Football. Wrestling. RICHARD KIRBy: ' D.ck • EDWARD KNAEBLE: Ed Basketball. Baseball, Hi-y Falcons • ELLEN KNIGHT: El Band. Latm Club • FRANK KNIGHT: N.te Football. Wresting. Hi-Y: Athenians. JUDITH KNIGHT: Judy G.A.A.. Work Program • RONALD KORMaNIK • WILLIAM KORMANIK: BII Student Council. Football. Wrestling. Tennis, Hi-y; Cabales • KITTy KRAUSE Kaye G.A.A. Jr. Class Play, y-Teens. Band. Ger-man Club. Hall Guard. Student Health Council. J.A. Z91 GRADUATES • • • • KARMEN KRUGER: Karm G.A.A.. Office Assistant. y-Teens • VIRGINIA KUEH-NEL: Jini Senior Advisory. GA.A.. Patriot Staff, y-Teens • JANET LANGERMaN: Jo Homecoming Attendant. G.A.A., Patriot Staff Y-Teens. Band, F.H.A. • ELEANOR LANGREN: El G.A.A. Cheerleader. Y-Teent. F.H.A., Latin Club. CAROLE LARSON: G.A A. Y-Teens. Choir • DARLENE LARSON: Dar1 National Honor Society, Youth Conference, G.A.A., Orator Staff. Cheerleader, Co-Captain. Y-Teens. J.A. • KAREN LARSON; Lars G.A.A.. Office Assistant. Y-Teens. F.H.A. • ROBERT LAUREL: Bob Hall Guard. ARMAND LAURENT: Army Track Wres tling. Senior Class Mascot • JEROME LEDUC: Germ Tennis. Band. J.A., Sr. Class Play • MARY ANN LEVERENTZ: Nat.on-ol Honor Society, Senior Class Secretary. Youth Conference. Office Assistant, Orator Staff. Y-Teens. Hi-C Secretary, Student Health Council • STANLEY LINDELL: Stan Football. Hi-Y: Athenians. CAROLE LINDSTROM: Student Council. G.A.A.. Y-Teens, Cho.r • JOHN LOBASH: Butch Hi-Y: Drakos. Work Program • MICHAEL LOBASH: M.kc Football. Hockey. Hi-Y. Work Program • JANICE LUCIER: Jan Youth Conference. G.A.A.. Patriot Staff, Cheerleader. Y-Teens: I.C.C.. F.H.A., Drama Club. N.F.L. PATRICIA LUCKY: 'Pat G.A.A. Office Assistant. Patriot Staff. Y-Teens. Latin Club. Drama Club • RODNEY LUND: Rod H.-Y: C.trones • BARBARA MADISON: Barb F.H.A., J.A. • MICHAEL MALIK: Mike Hi-Y: Citrones. Band. SANDRA MALMQUIST: Sandy Student Council Y-Teens, Drama Club. Hall Guard • JILLAYN MALMSTROM: Jan e National Honor Society. G.A.A.. Patriot Staff. Y-Teens, Choir, F.H.A.. Latin Club. German Club • SHARON MASON: Mase G.A.A.. Y-Tcens. Spanish Club. Hall Guard • ROGER MATTSON: Matts. SHARON MATTSON: ‘ Sharry G.AA„ Drama Club • MARNEE McCABE: G.A.A. Nurse's Assistant. Y-Teens • JAMES Me-CORMICK: J.m. C103 GRADUATES • • DENNIS McGOWAN: ' McGoosh Basket ball. Baseball. Hi-Y • JAMES MERAN-SKI: 'Jim' Football, Hockey Apparatus. H Y: Athenians • JANICE MIKKELSON: Jan Student Council. Youth Conference. G.A.A.. Y-Teens. Patrot Staff, Band • CAROL MILLER: National Honor Society Youth Conference. Orator Staff Co-Editor. G.A.A., Y-Teens President, Choir Secretary. German Club. Homecoming Attendant. J.A. MARJORIE MILLER: Margie G.A A.. Y- Teens, Nurse's Assistant. Hall Guard. Work Progrm • PAUL MITERKO • LOIS MOGARD: Latm Club Work Program • LARRY MOSKALIK: Lar Stu-dent Council, Hi-Y Band. Work Program. JOHN MOZEY: Moze' Senior Advisory. Football. Track, Swimming Captain. Hi-Y: Cabales President Cho r Sr. Class Play • BETTY ANN NASHOLM: Bet' G.A.A.. Y-Teens. F.H.A Choir • SANDRA NASIED-LAK: Sand. G.A.A.. Y-Teens • BETTY JEAN NELSON: G.A.A.. Y-Teens. Band Treasurer. KENNETH NELSON: Nel Patriot Staff. Football. H -Y: Cabales. Sr. Class Play • JAMES NEWMAN: J.m National Honor Society Student Council V.P.. Youth Conference. Patriot Staff. Cross Country. Basketball. Baseball. Hi-Y: Athenians' President • RITA NIEDENFUER: G.A.A.. Orator Staff • JOHN NORDIN: Debate. H.-Y, Latm Club. Sales Club, National Honor Society. CAROL NORDSTROM: G.A.A.. Y Teens J.A.. • ADRIENNE NORMAN: ' Norm” Nat onal Honor Society, Orator Staff Co-Editor. G.A.A., Y-Teens, F.H.A., Cheerleader Co-Captam Sales Club. Drama Club • WILLIAM NORTHWAY: BII Band • PAULA OHMAN: 'Ohm Student Council. Youth Conference. G.A.A., Y-Teens, F.H.A.. Hall Guard. DONALD OLSON: Swede • GERALD OLSON: Jerry Golf. H.-Y • JANET OLSON: Jan G.A.A., Y-Teens Orator Staff. Office Assistant • KAREN E. OLSON: “Oise G.A.A., Y-Teens, F.H.A.. Choir. Drama C'ub, Nurse's Ass stant. KAREN J. OLSON: G.A A., Y-Teens. Hall Guard • LARRY OLSON: 'Ole Apparatus Hall Guard • DALE ORRED: Football • MARY OSMONDSON: National Honor Society Secretary. Girls State. Student Council. Senior Advisory, Youth Conference. N.F.L. Patrot Staff. Office Assistant, Homecom.ng Attendant, G.A.A.. Y-Teens Treasurer and Secretary, Sr. Class Play. cm GRADUATES GERALD OSTMOE: Jerry' Football, Hockey. H.-Y: Gtroncs • DENNIS PALM: Denny” Wrestling. Hi-Y: Citrones • SHIRLEY PARSONS: Pars' G.A.A.. Y- Teens, F.H.A. J.A., Hall Guard • JUDY PAULY: 'Juts G.A.A. Spanish Club. Y- Tcens. DIANE PEABODY: ”D. G.A.A.. Y-Teen Band, J.A • ROBERTA PEARSON: Bert' G.A.A.. Nurse Assistant. Y-Tccns, F.H.A., Drama Club • KAREN PEDERSON: G.A.A., Y-Teens. Choir, F.H.A.. J.A. • RODGER PElSSlG: Rodg' Work Program. Stage Crew. THOMAS PENAS: Tom” Work Program • JUDITH PERSON: Judy' National Honor Society, Office Assistant, Patriot Staff. G.A.A.. Y-Tecns. Latin Club Student Health Council • MICHAEL PERUSSE: Apparatus, Work Program • LOIS PETERSEN: Loey National Honor Soc.ety Treasurer. Youth Conference. G.A.A., Patriot Staff, Y-Teens, Cho r, Latin Club. Sr. Class Play. RICHARD PETERSON: Rich” Track. H.-Y Cho.r Band N.F.L. • CARMEN PETERSON: G.A.A.. Y-Teens. F.H.A., J.A. • GLEN PETERSON: Pete Football. Basketball Hi-Y: C.trones • VERNON PIER-SKALLA: Vern' Work Program. LANCE PIHLSTROM: 'P.hl • SANDRA PONTO: 'Pots Jr. Class Play Drama Club. Choir • JAMES POTTER: Potts Student Council, Basketball, Baseball, Debate • SHERIN QUADY: Sher Y-Tecns, G.A.A. Jr. Class Pay, F.H.A Choir, Latin C'ub. Student Council. JACKSON QUISNO • PATRICIA RAD-MACHER: Pat' F.H.A. • LARRY RAF- FENSPARGER: ' Lar • LEROY REEDER: Lee National Honor Society V.-Presidcnt. Senior Advisory. Youth Conference. Patriot Staff Editor J� . Class Play N.F.L.. Debate. Sr. Class Play. PHILLIP REET2: ”Phil H.-Y: Ctrones. Cho.r • JO ANN REINHOLDT: Jo G.A.A.. Work Program J.A. • BRUCE REMINGTON: Hi-Y • DIANE RENGEL: D. ” G.A.A.. Latin Gub. Y-Teens. C 123 GRADUATES ROBERT RENNER: Bob Student Council Prcsdent. Pretident of Senior Class, Football Co-Captain Sr. Class Play • MARGARET RENSHAW; Ma gg.e' Nat.oaal Honor Society. Student Health Council, Orator Staff, Latin Club. G.A.A., y-Teens. J.A. • NANCY ROBERTSON: G.A.A. y-Teens. Drama Club • ROBERT ROGERS: Bob’’ Tennis, Hi-y. CAROL ROGGEMAN: Nationa Honor Society, Office Assistant, G.A.A.. y-Teens. Band, J.A. • BARBARA ROHNE: ' Barb Cho-r, G. A.A.. y-Teens. F.H.A.. Spanish Club • WARREN ROLEK: Warn.c Football. Ap paratus. Baseball, Hi-Y: Cabales, All School H. -y President Choir President. Sr. Class Play • GARy ROLLOFF: Rollo Student Council, youth Conference. N.F.L. President, Choir. German Club. Sr. Class Play. GERALD RUFFENACH: Jerry Band • DONNA RUSSELL: Donn.e GA.A Y Teens. F.HA.. H.-C. JA. • WILSON SAENGER: Wils Student Council. Football, Track. Hi� y: Cabales, Band, Jr. Class Play. Sr. Class Play • VIRGINIA SAN-DIN: Jim- G.A.A. Nurse's Ass stant. Work Program, J.A. ALLAN SANDUM: Al Wrestling, H.-C • HARRIET SCHAFER: Harri Senior Advisory Secretary. GAA., y-Teens, Office Assistant • JUDITH SCHIFFMAN: Judy GAA.. y-Teens. Band. J.A. • JEROME SCHIRMERS: Jerry H.-V. RONALD SCHMIDT: Schm dty Nat-onal Honor Society President. Football. Apparatus. Orator Staff, Hi y; Athenians • JANET SCHULTZ: Jan GAA.. y-Teens, Band • LARRy SCHWARTZ: Lar ’ Football. Hockey. Apparatus. Baseball. Orator Staff. Student Health Council. Hi.y; Athenians, Sr. Class Play • JUDITH SHAFT: Jutes GAA.. Drama Club. SHlRLEy SHANAHAN: Shirl G.A.A.. Y- Teens Choir • JANICE SHARP: Shorty GAA.. y-Teens • BARBARA SHERVEy: Barb' G.AA.. y-Teens. Library Assistant • LEOLA SHULTZ: Lee' G.A.A.. y-Teens F.H.A., Sales Club Office Assistant. GEORGIANNA SILSBEE: GeGee GA A.. y-Teens. F.HA.. Orator Staff, Sales Club • DARRELL SKARRy: Duke Wrestling. Hi-y • LARRy SMITH: Hockey Captain. Baseball, Hi y; Athenians • RICHARD SMITH: National Honor Society, Patriot Staff. CI3] GRADUATES MARY ANNE SOCHKO: 1 Sotch G.A.A. Y-Teens, Drama Club • BARBARA SOL-BERG: Barb Senior Advisory G.A.A.. Y Teens, Band, Latin Club, Drama Club • RICHARD SORVIG: Richie National Honor Society. Work Program • SANDRA SPACK: Sandy G.A.A., Office Assistant Drama Club. JERINE STANTON: Jem” G.A.A. Y-Tcens F.H.A., J.A.. • RONALD STOLSKl: Ron Footbal Co-Captam. Basketball Co-Captain, Baseball, H� -Y: Athenians V.P., Choir. All School Hi-Y V.P.. Orator Staff, Youth Conference • ROGER STORIUS: Work Pro gram • ROBERT STROMBERG: Bob Senior Advisory, Senior Class Sergeant of Arms Football. Track, Orator Staff. Hi-Y: Athenians, JANET STRUM: Jan G.A.A. Office As- s.stant. Y-Teens. F.H.A. • WARREN STUTH: Jr. Class Play, Spanish Club, Band. H.-C • RICHARD SUNDT: D.ck • EARL SWANSON: Baseball Manager. MYRON SYVERSON • ALICE TESSMAN: G.A.A y-Teens. Choir • BONNIE THOMPSON: Library Assistant, Y-Tcens. Hi-C • EMILY THOMPSON: ’Em Office Assistant, Y-Tecns F.H.A., Hi-C. SANDRA THOMPSON: Sandy G.A.A,, N.F.L. • JAMES TIMMONS: J,m National Honor Society, Student Council. Football Manager. Wrestling, Latin Club DONNA TORKE: Tori Y-Teens • JOHN TRaSK: Football. Tennis. Hi-Y. CAROL TRETTEL: Tretts Office Ass stant. G.A.A.. Y.Teens, Jr. Class Play. Drama Club, • BRADLEY WARNER • BRITT WEDIN: National Honor Society, G.A.A., Office Assistant. Patriot Staff. Y-Teens Student Health Councl, F.H.A. V.P. • WAYNE WEIDENBACH: Work Program PRUDENCE WELLS: ’ Prudy G.A.A. Y-Teens, F.H.A., Drama Club • LARRY WEST: • ROSALIE WESTLUND: Lat.n Club National Honor Society. Youth Conference. F.H.A. • DOREEN WHITE: Dec G-A.A.. Y-Teens, Drama Club, F.H.A. cm GRADUATES JOSEPH WICKS: 'Joe Senior Advisory, Ap-• •atus: Co-captain, Band • BARBARA LILLIS: Barbie' G.A.A., Y-Teens. Band • •ONALD WILLNER: Will Student Coun-Apparatus • HARlAN WlNBERG: Harri Y-Teens, J.A. MELFRED WINGE: Mel Football Man- sger, Basketball. Baseball, H.-Y • JOYCE WOLFGRAM: G.A.A., Y-Teens, Gym Assistant. Library Assistant, Spanish Club, Hall ltd • BARBARA WOOD: Barb G.A.A., Y-Tccns, F.H.A.. Band, J.A. • JOAN WRZOS: Jon. G.A.A., F.HA, L -brary Assistant. Work Prosram CLIFFORD ZANE • MARGARET ZlE-BARTH: Margie G.A.A.. Y-Teens • DONALD ZORNES: Don' Hi-Y: Imperials • AUDREY ZWACK: Aud G.A.A.. Y-Teens, Orator Staff. Band. Office Assistant. KEIKO KAZUTA, one of the best-liked members of the senior class, has helped to promote the spirit of cooperation and friendliness between her native country, Japan, and her adopted country, America. Among Kay's activities were National Honor Society, Choir, and y Teens. [15] President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant At Arms Mascot Bob Renner Alain Holt Mary Ann Leverentz Gary Campbell Bob Stromberg Armand Lauren OUR CLASS LEADERS SENIOR ADVISORY. Row I, left to right: B. Solberg. H. Schaffer. E. Brown. Row 2: S. Barnhart. B. Hanson. V. Kuehnel. Row 3: R. Berquiit, J. Mozey. G. Campbell. J. Hatton. R. Stromberg L. Reeder. Row 4: W. Rolek J. Wick , G. Carlson. Advisor Mr. Amundson. Class Elections. Senior Prom. Senior Day. Banquet, and Baccalaureate are a few senior affairs in the capable hands of the Senior Advisory. Each senior homeroom is represented by two students chosen by fellow classmates, along with class officers. By this vote, these students are given the privilege of conducting these activities. Various committees headed by the Senior Advisors are the framework of class activities. CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: R. Stromberg. 8. Renner. A. Laurent. G. Cempbe M. Lr erentz. A. Ho't. C 16] I Valedictorian, Mary Ann Leverentz Valedictorian, Ronald Elin HENRY'S FINEST Salutatorian. Leroy Reeder Hamilton School Scholarship Mary Osmondson American Legion Ronald Elin P.T.A. Award Britt Wedin The three students with the highest scholastic record: vere named valedictorians and salutatorian of the graduating class of 1957. Members of the senior class and the faculty voted to :hoose the winners of the ten awards. Many of these twards are not only honorary, but give the winner a schol-trship as well. P.T.A. Award LcRoy Reeder Star and Tribune Rose Reese Gary Rolloff Lois Petersen S.A.R. Award Warren Rolek D.A.R. Award Mary Ann Leverentr CI7] First National Bank First National Bank Robert Stromberg Nancy Dahl Leading the Honor Society this year are Ron Schmidt. President; Mary Osmondson. Secretary: Lois Petersen, Treasurer; and Lee Reeder, Vice President. SCHOLARSHIP .. LEADERSHIP .. SERVICE SPRING 1956 INDUCTEES Row I: M. Renshaw. S. Hoerschgcn, L. Petersen. C. Miller. Row 2: B. Wedm. M. Leverentz, D. Buch kosky. M. Osmondson. R. Elin. J. Person. Row 3: J. Hatton, R. Schmidt. L. Reeder. FALL 1957 INDUCTEES Row I: J. Malm-.trom C. Roggeman, K. Kaxuta. J. Ha|tcck. Row 2: A. Norman. C. Delv.n, E. Flittie. D. Larson. Row 3: J. Timmons. J. Newman. J. Nordm R. Smith. R. Sorvig. HONOR STUDENTS m alphabet cal order) Nancy Banko Mary Leverentz Margaret Rentha. David Buchkcsky Jillayn Melmstrom Caro Roggeman Elizabeth Campbell Carol Miller Gary Rolloff Carol Dclvin Lois Mogard Ronald Schmidt Ronald Elm Betty Nelson Larry Schwartz Elaine Flittic Kenneth Nelson Barbara Shcrvcy James Hajicck James Newman Richard Smith John Hatton lohn Nordin Richard Sorvig John Heen Adrienne No� m� n Robert Stromberg Susan Hoc'schgcn Mary Osmondson Myron Syverson Sandra Hofe� Rodger Pc ss g James Timmons Kav Krause Jody Person John Trask Karmen Kruger Lois Pctcrser. Britt Wedm Virginia Kochnel Da'lcnc Larson LeRoy Reeder Barbara Willis CIS] DRAMATIS PERSONAE Joe Harper Tom Sawyer Huckleberry F.nn Mrs. Harper Aunt Polly Widow Douglas Muff Potter Dr. Robinson Injun Joe Judge Thatcher Mr. Harper Oub Riverson Hooper Ben Rogers . S.d Sawyer Minister's W.fe Minister Mrs. Thatcher Sheriff Becky Thatcher Ass stant Director Jerome leduc John Hatton Warren Rolek Maiy Osmondson Elaine Flittic Dee Asplund Bob Dykowski Larry Schwartz Wilson Saenger Gary Rolloff 8ob Renner John Mozcy Sherwood Fein Gary Hamrc Lee Anderson Lois Petersen Lee Reeder Sue Hoerschgen Ken Nelson 8arbara Hanson lee Reeder SPEAK THE SPEECH . . . MOMENTS TO REMEMBER —How the dead cat provoked howls from the audience. —How Becky didn't know what being engaged was. —How Tom and Huck got involved in the familiar mystery of a murder and hidden treasure. —How a surprising and comical ending sent gales of laughter through the auditorium. These were all incidents familiar to everyone from the Senior Class Play, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, presented on March 7. The cast, along with their director, Mr. Neil Hofland. put in many hours of hard work to make the play the success it was. Ben: Say Tom, let me whitewash a little. Aunt Polly: Thomas Sawyer, come here this minute.' Tom: Say Becky—were you ever engaged?' Tom: We got to sign this oath in blood. C193 FRIENDLIEST C. Miller. A. Holt BEST SPORTS K. Larson. R. Dykoski TYPICAL HENRYITES M. Osmondson. J. Moicy MOST FUN J. Groenvcldt, J. Mo2ey BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE J. Olson. R. Dykosk' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED M. Lcverentz. R. Elin BEST DANCERS V. Kuehncl. R. Schmidt MOST ATHLETIC J. Chelmo, R. Stolski PRETTIEST AND HANDSOMEST K. Olson. D. Halverson MOST POISED S. Hocrschsen, R. Baler )F FAME CUTEST COUPLE G. Airon, J. Meransli CLASS CHATTERBOX B. Hedding D. McGowan PRETTIEST SMILE D. Torlce, J. Ostmoc BEST DRESSED A. Norman, R. Schmidt BIGGEST FLIRT D. Hebzynski, D. Baumcistcr WITTIEST M, Carlson. D. Johnson MOST MISCHIEVOUS G. Airon. J. Mozcy MOST SERVICE M. Osmondson, J. Hatton BEST ALL-ROUND N. Dahl R. Renner — THE 1957 MINUTE MEN Ron Stolslci Fullback Senior Co-Captain Gary Hamre Right Guard Senior Bob Stromberg Outside Tackle Senior Bob Kline Right Halfback Junior John Mozcy Left End Senior Ed Reinert Center Junior FRANK CLEVE Head Coach LEE SNELL Line Coach JOE ARNOLD Backficld Coach Bob Renner Right Guard Senior Co-Captain Gary Campbell Left Guard Senior Wilson Saengcr Inside Tackle Senior Larry Schwartz Left Halfback Senior Alain Holt Right End Senior Jim Mcranski Quarterback Senior £20 Row I: W. Rolek, J. Gronholm, J. Halverson, E. Reinhart, W. Soenger. D. Halverson, W. Carlson, R. Schmidt. Row 2: F. Knight, C. Thomas. G. Hamre, B. Kline, R. Stolski, B. Renner, R. Erickson. B, Kormanik, J. Mozey. J. Meranski. Row 3: B. Hagen, D. Bcr-quist. B. Strombcrg, L. Schwartz, B. Dykoski, G. Campbell. R. Ewing, A. Holt, G. Lhotka. SWEAT . . SACRIFICE . . SUCCESS The untested rookies of I955’s Twin City Champs, faced a stiff test with Washburn, and though defeated 21-6. showed potential for games to come. The Comeback Kids then started to roll. Traveling to Southwest they unleashed a vicious air attack to completely demolish the Indians. 38-7. Homecoming was next and the boys rose to the occasion, combining running with passing for a 42-14 victory and a successful Homecoming. The boys then traveled to Central for a game that was considered a tossup. For the first half the game went according to prediction, but Henry's stamina prevailed and the Pats won. 26-14. Next on the schedule for the rampaging Pats was a game the whole school looked forward to. Playing at home, Henry completely outclassed North High, dishing up the worst defeat in North s history. 53-0. The North Side championship came with this win. Again at home, the now powerful Patriots played host to Vocational and. with the help of tremendous blocking and tackling, defeated them. 30-6. The last game with South High proved to be one of the toughest. At South, the game was a battle of defenses with the Pat line proving to be tougher. The game ended 12-0 and with this the season ended. Coach Cleve had this to say of his squad. They surprised me and themselves. I have never had more fun working with a group of boys. The team paid tribute to Mr. Cleve and his assistants for their wonderful guidance throughout the season. H 25 ] THE BRAINS and THE BRAWN COACH FRANK CLEVE. the Master,'' plans strategy during tense moments of South game. LINE COACH LEE SNELL instructs Gary Hamre and John Gronholm in the correct stance. JOE ARNOLD shown giving some tips on Razzle-dazzle play to R. Schmidt, R. Erickson, and W. Rolek. Row I: R.E.—W. Carlson, I.T. —W. Saenger, R.G.—B. Renner. C.E.—E. Reinert. L.G.— G. Campbell, O.T.—B. Dyko-ski, LE.—J. Mozey. Row 2: H. B.—B. Kline Q.B.—J. Mer-anski, F.B.—R. Stoiski. H.8.— L. Schwartz. C 26 ] AERIAL ARTISTRY Much of the season’s success was due to the terrific passing attack of Coach Cleve's boys. Though they compiled a season total of 1888 yards running and passing for an average of 269.7 yards per game, the aerial attack consistently kept opponents off balance and on their toes for anything. Completing an amazing total of 25 for 41 between them, halfback Larry Schwartz with 6 for I 7. and fullback Ron Stolski with 19 for 24. were the main gunners' on the squad. An average of better than 50 per cent completions and 466 yards gained with 8 touchdown passes was the final tabulation. Although Coach Cleve’s offense is based mainly on blinding speed and power, it is sometimes overlooked that he always fashions a powerful air attack to go with his fine teams. This year was certainly no exception. C27] Overhead action from the Central win. 26-14. P;. r.f P...I (Above): The rough Henry defense shown downing an opposing back. (Below): R. Schmidt galloping for one of his three T.D.'s against rival North High. PICTURES TELL THE TALE . . . B. Kline blasting for touchdown against a wall of Central defenders. Pi courtesy of P. Seigal, Minneapolis Tribune. Row I: J. Stock. L. Whitloff, P. Himler. E. Bies. J. Dccowski. G. Shcrbcr, P. Hart. A. Knutson, J. Young. J. Kammen. T. Skavnak. Row 2: E. Kolinski, W. Knight, T. Kcegal, G. Hoerschgen, J. Wool-cry. S. Frazier. T. Conrad, J. Danko. K. Krez, D. Kac2marczyk. L. Anderson. J. Luck. Row 3: J, Lindquist. M. Gallagher. D. Norton. D. Lobash .D. Davis J. Thunstrom. J. Vice. V. Clipper, M. Jacobson. N. Christopherson. J. Harrison, D. Sackrieter. J. Kallestad. SOPHOMORES SHINE The undergrads refused to let the upperclassmen show them up and turned in an equally impressive season. These sophomores showed great promise for coming years as they fashioned the highest total points in the city with 188. and produced the stoutest defense allowing only 25 points against them all year. Under the guiding hand of Floyd Valley, the boys fashioned four wins and one tie. The blinding speed of the backs and punishing power of the line proved to be too much for all opponents. The boys who should help next year are backs J. Kallestad and J. Vice, and linemen V. Clipper, P. Hart, C. Sherber, and T. Keegal. Row I: R.E.—N. Christopherson, R.T.—V. Clipper, R.G.—J. Lindquist. C.—P. Hart, L.G.—T. Keegal. L.T.—M. Jacobson. R.E.—G. Scherber. Row 2: OUR BACKS—J. Young. L. Wh.tlof. J. Kallsted. J. Vice. P. Himler. J. Thunstrom. C 29 3 BACKBOARD MAGIC Inexperience tells much of the story of our basketball team. Starting with a group of untried seniors, new coach Fritz Engel worked hard and long with his boys, and though the victories didn't number many, he always had a hard fishting squad on the floor. Alain Holt led the team in scoring all year and Sophs. J. Harrison and N. Christopherson also showed promise for years to come. Soph. N. Christopherson battles unidentified Edison player as J. Harrison looks on. Shown battling for a rebound are J. Heen, N. Christopherson. and A. Holt. J. Heen pulls down another. C30] Row I: G. Hoerschgen, J. Newman, B. Dugal. B. Kline. R. Stolr.ki, D. McGowan, A. Holt. Row 2: G. Hart. H. Horrison, N. Christopherson, J. Harrison. M. Wilder, R. Olson, T. Montgomery. J. Heen. MEN OF THE COURT Fast action under the Henry basket as we continue the battle of the boards.” Sophomore Coach J. Roclc and head-coach F. Engel plan strategy and plans for coming games and years. Sighting and setting arc J. Newman, A. Holt, and R. Stolski. ON THE REBOUND . . . Inability to control backboards because of a lack of definite height hurt this year's squad in game after game. Here we see sophomore hopeful J. Harrison attempting a tipin. This brand of hustle was characteristic of our 1957 basket-eers. C323 SCOREBOARD HENRY 44 .............. MARSHALL 59 HENRY 42 ............ VOCATIONAL 46 HENRY 48............... WASHBURN 46 HENRY 39 ROOSEVELT 72 HENRY 30 ................. WEST 48 HENRY 41 ................ EDISON 47 HENRY 24 ................. NORTH 46 HENRY 50.................. SOUTH 69 HENRY 51 .............. CENTRAL 70 HENRY 37 ............. SOUTHWEST 45 B SQUAD Row I: B. Sprague, B. Gerdts. B, Mernik. C. Tackabury, G. Haley. Row 2: B. Kormamk, J. Stolski. G. Canham. B. Ohland. D. Wyszynski. Row 3: J. Hatton. J. Vice. C. Scherber M. Kohler, K. Krez. J. Stolski passes around a spread-eagled opponent. Spinning in a practice lay-up is co-cap. A. Holt. Co-cap. R. Stolski polishes up his jump shot during a practice session. n 33 □ Row I: T. Schell. A. Sequin, J. Dccowsli, G. Hamre. B. Duggan. J. Mcransli, R. Andrlc. Row 2: D. Stenslie. L. Schwartz. L. Smith. J. Lindquist, D. Heeler, G. Campbell. G. Gaulle. J. Bollman. K. Sundmarl. D. Engen. FAST SKATES . . PUCKS . . GAME Sporklins stops! Bullet-like shots! Close, heart-breaking games— this was the script for the season's schedule. The first game ended in a 4-3 win over West. The team showed good hustle at times, but was too erratic at other times in the remaining games. They lost a total of four games by one goal. Inability to score held back a fairly strong defensive team from winning more games. Signs of promise are in evidence for next year and the record should be improved. Leading next year's hopefuls will be sophomores T. Dehne. goalie ace J. Decowski. and juniors D. Hecker, D. Stenslie, and G. Gaulke. Head coach H. Younghans and top-notch assistant H. Brown discuss the previous contest. C 34 j Campbell in the corner. SCOREBOARD HENRY 4 WEST 3 HENRy 0 EDISON 1 HENRY 0 .. SOUTHWEST 3 HENRy 1 MARSHALL 3 HENRy 9 ...... CENTRAL 1 HENRy 2 . . WASHBURN 3 HENRy 1 ROOSEVELT 4 HENRy 4 . VOCATIONAL 1 HENRy 0 SOUTH 3 HENRy 1 . , . NORTH 2 Fast action around the nets. JUNIOR WINGMEN: K. Sundmark. J. Bollman. D. Hccker, SENIOR STALWARTS: Captain L. Sm.th flanked by B. Dugan R. Andr'e. D. Engen, J. Lindquist. A. Sequin, D. Stcnslie. and J. Mcranski. PUCKSTERS PILE UP VICTORIES DEFENSIVE DEMONS: T. Schell, G. Campbell, L. Schwartz, and G. Gaulke. Led by high scoring Larry Whitloff. the B squad won a total of five games and tied one. The tie came in a thrilling championship game with Roosevelt, 3-3. After opening with a 5-1 victory, the champs went on to wallop all remaining opponents and going into the final game with the Teddies had a total of two goals scored against them. The championship came with the tie and ended a highly respectable season. B' SQUAD, Row I: D. Sackre-ttcr, T. Slavnak T. Dehne, J. Rice. L. Whitloff. R. Notaro. Row 2: B. Brown, A Knutson, M. Jacobsen. D. Bennett. J. Lindquist, P. Hart. T. Nygaard. Row I: D. Palm. W. Rogers. J. Llarinas, S. Kuehnc1 A. Laurent. M. Kehnel. Row 2: J. Kallestod, B. Kallcstad. B. Kor-manit. F. Knight, W. Knight, Coach Mr. Littlefield. GRAPPLERS GAIN STATE Patrick Henry’s wrestling season was highlighted by the fine performance of Jack Llarinas in the State tournament at Mankato. Jack wrestled in the 103 pound class and placed 2nd in the state, losing only one match, 1-0. With Jack's outstanding performance Henry was able to tie for 13th place in the state. The team's season record was seven wins, five losses and one tie. The two Henry grapplers placing high in city competition were Bill Kormanik. who placed first in the 154 pound class, and Bill Kalle-stad, who placed second in the 145 pound class. Captain B. Kormanik displays city championship form. D. Palm applies a pin hold on an opponent. [373 Row I: G. Scherbcr, K. Sundmark, D. Palm, W. Rolck. J. Newman, T. Edstrom. J. Decowsk:. Row 2: N. Soland, J. Potter L. Smith, D. McGowan. R. Stolski, H. Harrison. DIAMOND DUST R. Stolski and K. Sundmark team up in batting practice. Warren Rolck steals home against Vocational. [38] CITY CHAMPIONS The outlook for the 1957 season appears to be very bright. With Jim Newman and Jim Potter leading a list of returning veterans. the hopefuls of the leading spring sport look as if they are prepared to defend the city crown which was won by last year's kingpins. Likeable Hal Younghans is the new coach and he thinks the league is well balanced and. We have as good a chance as any. Warren Rolelc again showing his base-stealing speed. Jim Newman hits clothes-liner over second. First-sacker Harry Harrison. W. Rolek putting the tag on J. Newman. C39] CONQUERERS OF MIND AND MUSCLE B AND C CLASS Row I: D. Garden. B. Bertrand. D. Strand, J. Wicks, W. Rolek. Row 2: D. Johnson, J, Thunstrom, W. Carlson, G. Sclinsky, J. Gcrvin3. D CLASS Row I: G. Hammcrlund D. Kerran, R. Henning, T. Sicklcr, P. Ondarko. D. Quady, B. Pihlstrom, J. Rummclhoff. Row 2: J. Feehan, J. Gibson. L. Pohja. J. Kan-tor, D. Lobash, B. Edstrom. J. Granger, S. Frazier, D. Thayer. W. Rolek executes a back overbar with finesse. mo: FORM IN ACTION A gymnastic team, in itself, is the symbol of hard work and desire coupled with a fine sense of co-ordination. Every good gymnast must work constantly to improve his reactions between his mind and his muscles. Once a gymnast has gained complete control of his reactions his performances become unparalleled to any other type of physical manipulation. Mr. Valley is the man responsible for teaching the boys to co-ordinate their minds with their developed muscles. The results of this year s effort were gratifying. Led by Warren Rolek's skill and co-ordination. Henry's B Class made a notable account of itself even though it was hampered by a lack of experienced men. In the Northwest meet Rolek placed third all-around as an individual and the B Class followed his lead and took third place honors. All three classes placed fifth in the extremely competitive Region Meet, and our B Class went to the State Meet and nabbed an enviable fifth place position. J. Wicks (above) and D. Johnson performing strenuous ring maneuvers. UndercUssmen. J. Thunstrom (left) «nd R. Edstrom diligently perfecting sets. e«n SWEET SWINGERS Don Johnson letting the shaft out. G. Olson. D. Johnson, H. Honlz. D. Pehl, J. Lucas, B. Kopp, G. Hammerlund. According to captain Don Johnson the team is short on experience but has potential. With work they will be sweet swingers. The 1956 golf team had a four win, three loss season, with Johnson leading the way with an individual record of six wins and a single loss. Returning linksters are seniors Don Johnson and Bruce Hagen. The tennis team numbers two returning veterans, J. Hatton and J. Leduc. They are backed up by some promising newcomers. C 42 3 Booming his serve is John Hatton. R. Baker, G. Lane. J. Leduc, A. Sandum, B. Ohland, J. Trask. AQUA-MEN Henry's swimming team started the season with regular workouts at the Jordan pool. Although this year’s team was lacking in seniors, it finished a surprisingly successful season by capitalizing on the coaching of the very able Mr. Bert Parks and their brisk pre-season workouts. In the City Meet, the team nabbed a fifth place in the Medley Relay. Warren Carlson and Bob Dykoski were the two boys obtaining high honors. Warren took a third place in city diving and Bob secured fifth place in the breast stroke event. Row I: D. Quady, D. Var.dell, B. Okerstrom. K. Kohagen. D. Andric, T. Skjold. Row 2: J. Kramer. W. Carlson. J. Mozey. G. Selinsky. B. Dykoski. Bdckstroker. T. Skjold. splashes to victory in a pre-school contest. W. Carlson shows championship form in this beautifully executed dive. Captain J. Mozey and his specialty. CH3] FLASHING SPIKES Under the expert tutelage of Coach Hofland. this year's track team was off to a fast start. The returning let-termen were D. Berquist, W. Carlson, and B. Kline. This nucleus of letter-men was supported by an eager and trim group of newcomers. An improvement over last year's record was the aim of all the boys. Row I: R. Lobash J. Lindquist, G. Hamre. A. Roppc. D. Berquist, B. Kline. G. Lhotka. Row 2: S. Frazier, J. Granger. T. Schell. D. Hall. D. Davis, B. Wilson. B. Skeesick, B. Stromberg. Row 3; R. Elm, B. Dykowski, G. Campbell. W. Carlson. P. Holm. P. Holm straining for that extra inch. W. Carlson soaring to a top 11' 6 . The ski team was hampered by a definite lack of snow and was unable to compete as a team until the city meet. Some of the boys were forced to cross the State border in order to find some of the precious white stuff to ski on. These ski treks paid off as the team placed second and third, respectively, in the Slalom and cross country events in the city meet. Reminiscing on the successful season are Coach Hofland and J. Heen. B. Hagen flashes on to victory. Row I: D. Jensen. D. Peterson, J. Ruffenach. Row 2: B. Kor- manik, B. Becker, B. Hagen, B. Stromberg. MASTERS OF THE HILLSIDES The cross country team started running right after the start of the school year under the direction of their captain Jack Heen. They put in a lot of work which helped them pull through a fairly successful season. They won 4 meets and lost 2. which isn't bad for a young team. They placed 7th in the city meet and I Oth in the Region meet. Row I: Kneeling: J. Ganrer M. Reiher, B. Duggan. A Roppe, J. Hem. H. Harrison. B. Udlencott W. Rogers. D. Hecker. Row 2: Standing: T. Schell, L. Holin. D. Engen, G. Hammerlund. J. Llarinias. G. Hart. S. Burns. J. Granger. L. Dunne, T. Montgomery J. Bolman, R. Lobash. Jo Langerman Sandy Carlson HOMECOMING ROYALTY The bis day of the year! Our collective pulse races faster durins the frantic, but exciting days preceding the fun-filled auditorium programs, the imposing coronation ceremony, and finally the prized victory. This year was no exception. Somehow the program seemed to be the best ever; the queen. Nancy Dahl and her court, even lovelier than hoped for, and the result of the game. 42-14 over Marshall, beyond our wildest expectations. Carol Miller Mary Osmondson Balloons, banners, and catchy slogans added to the spirit and excitement of Homecoming. SUCCESSFUL DAY Reeder R Stds B R • 0 'nson C. Miller. S. Larson, N. Dahl. M. Osmondson L. Held. S. Carlson. Standing: L. Her Majesty and escorts: Ron Stolski. Queen Nancy Dahl. Bob Renner. C503 Mr. Moe teaches the techniques of expert typing in one of the new commercial rooms. With the lovely new addition to our school completed. Henry High settled down to its regular routine. We had not realized how crowded we were before wc moved into the new rooms. At first the new halls, classrooms, study hall, and shops seemed strange to us. but now they have become a part of our home here at Henry. THE DREAM EXPANDS New classrooms are better equipped with modern facilities. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL—Row I: S. Kiinc, J. Peterson, S. Kuchnel, J. Stock. D. Peterson, R. Foster, B. Hedding. C. Akron, C. Lmdstrom, S. Malmquist. Row 2: K. Pawloski. P. Ohman. C. Delvin. S. Holmberg, B. Klcven. S. Hoerschgen, M. Osmondson. J. Jensen. C. Carlson. Row 3: N. Dahl. S. Rue. D. Hall. R. Baker, J. Newman, J. Timmons. G. Sclinsky, B. Kormanik, B. Dvkoski. C. Yost. Row 4: B. Renner. F. Conrad. G. Rolloff. S. Slimak. R. Hanson. R. Elin, B. Kline. B. Hagen. R. Olson. OUR STUDENT LEADERS Are slacks the proper attire in class? What movie shall be chosen for tag day? Questions like these are heartily discussed by members of our council which is under Miss Keinholz's capable direction. The answers are usually well thought out as the council represents a cross-section of the student body. This year's notable activities included selling tags for tag day. sponsoring school dances, and attempting to carry out many of the student-planned activities. THE SENIOR HIGH GIRLS ETHICS COMMITTEE. M. Os- mondson, P. Ohman. N. Dahl, K. Pawloski, C. Carlson. S. Holmberg. [52] JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Seated: R. Gulenchyn, Jr. High Treasurer: $. Stacy, Jr. High Secretary; J. Newman. Sr. High Vice President; P. Belski, Jr. High President. Standing, Left to right: J. Stolski. Jr. High Vice President: B. Renner, Sr. High President: N. Dahl. Sr. High Secretary; B. Hagen. Sr. High Treasurer. AND OFFICERS JUNIOR HIGH COUNCIL Row I: A. Gillespie. S. Erickson. H. Res-nikoff. L. Scry. C. Carlson. L. Thompson. K. Mocn. Row 2: M. Bcrgcrson, C. Wolf, R. Stern. R. Gulenchyn, S. Stacy. Row 3: S. Carls, D. Hanson. G. France. C. Bart- :t. P. Bciski, R. Stafford. Row 4: M. Olson, K. Weihe. C. Thomas. J. Stolski, D. McNabb. J. Horcmpa. Hl-Y ATHENIANS Row I: B. Dugal. D. Johnson. J. Meranski. F. Knight. J. Hatton. J. Gulcnchyn. J. Newman. Row 2: G. Campbell. S. Lindell, R. Stolski, D. Halverson, B. Stromberg. L. Smith. B. Hagen, L. Schwartz. D. Bergquist, R. Schmidt. CABALES Row I: T. Aust. 8. 8eckcr, G. Hamre, R. Bok er. W. Rolelt. B. Kormanik. Row 2: W. Anderson. J. Mozey. A. Holt. J. Heen, K. Nelson. W. Saenger. COPS Row I: J. Mozey, W. Rolek. A. Holt. P. Hart. D. Palm. Row 2: D. Halverson, T. Montgomery, J. Lindquist, R. Lappi. R. Stol-ski. SPARTANS Row I: C. Knutson, R. Lobash, B. Bertrand, W. Rogers. G. Kamp. J. Granger. Row 2: 0. Engen. D. Hulleman. H. Hontz. G. Hart, L. Dunn, M. Wilder, D. BHon. CITRONES Row I: R. Lund. J. Ostmoe, R. Peterson, D. Palm, W. Johnston. Row 2: G. Peterson, D. Baumeister. P. Reetz, J. Borg, L. Jensen. CLUBS BELVEDERES Row I: E. Halverson. D. Lappi. T. Edstrom, J. Seidenkranz. T. Scollard. C. Thomas. Row 2: J. Gronholm. L. Anderson, D. Jones. G. Temple. B. Ryden H. Harrison. B. Kline. G. Lhotka. COMMANDERS Row I: P. Vick, C. Swanson. K. Sundmark. D. Hall, D. Palm. M. Rciher. Row 2: R. Everson, W. Fyle, 0. Kciier, T. Montgomery, D. Hecker. J. Bollmen. MERCURIES Row I: M. Nelson, M. Kuehnel, J. Stacy, A. Roppe, S. Rue. N. Soland. Row 2: D. An-drle. L. Holin. T. Schell. W. Carlson. J. Kramer. J. Lindquist. R. Andrle. LANCERS Row I: W. Knight. S. Kuehnel A. Waight, G. Hoerschgen. J. Rice, J. Kallestad. T. Dehne. Row 2: J. Lindquist, J. Vice. J. Thun-strom, J. Danko, D. Norton D. Lee, D. Z-eg-ler, B. Wilson. IMPERIALS Row I: D. Zorncs. B. Remington T. Atherton, B. Brodin. Row 2: L. Cowan, R. Edlund. B. Cowan. OFFICERS: M. Osmondson. Secretary: C. Miller, President: J. Swadling. Treasurer; N. Dahl. Vice-Prcs dent: B. Sletten. Inter-Cub-Council. ONE FOR ALL . . . The Patrick Henry Chapter of the Y-Teens has truly done a good job in helping to further the purpose of the YWCA. This is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. Girls of all races, color, and creeds can belong to the Y-Teens. Row I: P. Fjosnc, J. Gobrielson, K. Boggs, J. Olson. N. Dorr. S. Kruer, C. Nelson, P. Nygard, J. Sweet. Row 2: K. Michaud, B. Moore. J. Mattson. K. McCourtic. J. Kinghorn. G. Lindstrom, J. Me cr, C. Hoppe. R. Tassel, L. Sprague. Row 3: B. Nelson. E. Carlson L. Cheslock. S. Zukaitas, S. Erickson. K. Polowski. B. Celusnak, K. Ander-son S. Tessman. Row 4: C. Dahlberg. P. Cun-nien, J. Larson. C. Yost, P. Vanvick. K. Ulku, S. Stanius N. Moiley. K. Jacobson, B. Sletten. Row 5: J. Johnson. S. Miner, K. Poshek. S. Slimak. K. Riska L. Olson. R. Hanson. G. Hememann. V. Rahn. Row I: S. Fish, A. Jacobsen, M. Neilson. M. Abraham, C. Dapper, K. Brandon, B. Brown, J. Egbcrg, S. Nordm. Row 2: D. Zukaitis. B. Larsen, B. Carlson, R. Wanglie. C. Rugg, V. Larson S. Kline. C. Fors. Row 3: B. Kraemcr. L. Houck D. Sheppard. J. Bredesen. J. Wcdel. K. LaCrosse. J. Jomlin, K. Burch J. Richardson. Row 4: C. Schuppcl, J. Hill, N. Zurbcy. V. Middle-m st, D. Ring, G. Dewitt, S. Gulenchyn, B. De-V'.es. Row 5: M. Olson. S. Erickson. V. Sorbel. M. Wedin. C. McKelvey. M. Farnsworth. E. Skoog J. Smith. B. Zwack. Row I: F. Frough K. Krug-Langren. M. Renshaw. L. Shultz, S. Nasicdlak. S. Quady. C. Lind-st'om. K. Pederson, 8 Rohne. Row 2: B. Hanson, B. Nasholm, D. Larson. C. Miller. S. Carlson. P. Erickson. B. Wood J. Chelmo. M. Lev-ercntz. J. Strum. M. McCabe. Row 3: D. Enger. B. Nelson S. Parsons J. Malmstrom, M. Brown. C. Del-vin. J. Person. P. Lucky. L. Petersen. D. Asplund. Row 4: E. Campbell. D. Renqel. B. W.llis. K. Krause. J. Schultz. S. Shanahan. S. Hofer. C. Nordstrom H. W.n-berg. M. Z-ebarth. Row 5: S. Hoerschgcn. C. Peterson. C. Fiona-more. B. Wedm, A. Tessman. E. Bronner. D. Peabody. E. Flittie. B. Solberg, A. Zwack. . . . AND ALL FOR ONE Recosnition Banquet . . . Sweetheart Swirl . . . style shows . . . these are only a few of the many varied activities that have helped to make this year of y-Teens a truly memorable one. These activities alon3 with many others were capably selected and planned by our officers and their efficient committees. Row I; B. Dykoski, C. Dykoski. J. Blornquist. J. Miclkc. S. Lehmann. J. Olson, E. Schuppcl, S. Fnsell. Row 2: L. Hochstacttcr D. Quady. S. Rathbun, P. Bergeron. G. Anderson B. Dahl. S. Braasch, L. Johnson. Row 3: P. Cerveny. M. Vos. D. Erickson. B. Supalo, L. Brown. N. Stern. J. Nowak, J. Swadimg, C. Perry. Row 4: J. Goodm. J. Petersen. J. Caldwell. J. Scha-tbergcr. S. Hill. S. Pearson. K. Ro land. C. Ro.land, B. Mitchell. K. Mosher. Row 5: B. Pourus. H. Krause. B. Ktevcn, K. Westerlund. M. Canfield, D. Seamann. J. Robillard, K. Bclski, E. Halverson. Row I: K. Larson, B. Hanson. P. Chcrmak. J. Sharp. G. Akron. J. Carroll. D. Russell. V. Kueh-nel. C. Larson Row 2: S. Barnhart S. MaimquiSt N. Robertson, K. Olson. B. Gracn, J. Shaft, C. Trettle. C. Hokans. A. Norman. J. Olson. Row 3: K. Olson, J. Pauly. J. Hall. R. Pearson. B. Horn. H. Schafer, J. Langerman. J. Stanton J. Schiff-man. Row 4: P. Wells. E. Thompson J. Carney J. Mikkelson, P. Ohmon, B. Conway. D. Anderson. N Dahl. D. Torke. G. Silsbee. Row 5: C. Roggeman, M. Sochko, S. Mason. B. Green. J. Lucier. J. Groenveldt B. Shcrvey, M. Osmond-son, B. Bolduc. ALL IN A DAY Seated: K. Larson. Standing: M. R.vers. K. Kruger. A. Zwack. C. Finnamore. J- Olson, B. Wedin. S. Erickson. C. Delvin, J. Peterson. B. Thurk. Seated: J. Noord. Standing: J. Jornlin, D. Sheppherd, C. Roggeman. J. Groenveldt, J. Wide!. G. Akron. K. Larson. The hustle and bustle of the office is kept at a steady hum with the help of the volunteer office assistants. These 3iris devote one hour each day to the tasks which will aid them in many aspects of their lives. Each and every one of the students of Henry has received services from these girls whether it was a willing hand from a nurse’s assistant, the inevitable skip-slip filled out by the attendance clerks, or office girls who communicate on the newly installed inter-com system. While these girls are performing these tasks, they are also earning valuable service points and preparing themselves for the future. Keeping the library running smoothly arc our able librarians Miss Bclisle and Mrs. Lundheim. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Row I: J. Bredesen, A. Kolinski, L. Koblitr. L. Hockstaetter, B. Thompson. J. Gabrielion. Row 2: B. Shcrvey, K. Swanson E. Langren, J. Cooklock, J. Hill. E. Langren. R. Aase, M. Hammerstrom, N. Lane. C. Scry, P. Parkin. C 58 ] LUNCH ROOM ASSISTANTS: C. Lundeen, A. Jacobson, E. Laumann. P. Tracy. B. Dalrymple M. Or-cut. S. Akerman, K. Johnson, K. Langcrman K. Denny. L. Sullivan. G. Ziesmer, G. Berg (front). A JOB WELL DONE All efficiently-run schools have equally efficient civil service employees. Their job is to keep us warm, keep us fed, and keep us equipped with the necessary supplies to make our stay here more pleasant. Henry's staff is one of the finest. MAINTENANCE CREW: Row I: R. Me- Far'and E. Wilberg. A. Owen. Row 2: V. Olsen, A. Jucnemann. J. Yeats. KITCHEN STAFF: I. Oman. V. Peterson, G. Larson. L. Rice. M. Peterson. M. Sothl. L. Brimi. C 59 3 MOVIE CREW. Row I: D. Johnson J. Bokovoy J. Berg J. Baumb. Row 2: J. Liannas M. Schoeben. 8. Gann. B. Turner. Row 3: J. Hoxcmpa, H. Virchow. E. Ludders. D. Sackicitter. HALLGUARDS. Row I: J. WoWgram. K Olson. S. Stanms. P. Ohman, S. Parsons. Row 2: G. Gale. J. Carl-G. Caldwell. R. Uhlcnkott. Row 3: D. Timmons, K. Krause. J. Parker. J. Vice. P. Hart. PLENTY TO DO FOR ALL Busy backstage are Richard Manro and George Hanson. Cut the lights, kill the foots —these are familar sounds backstage during an auditorium program. A combination of stage artistry plus old-fashioned muscle work, makes our programs run smoothly and efficiently. These tasks are admirably handled by our STAGE CREW. During lunch, the halls are kept in order by the HALL-GUARDS. They see that students stay in the basement so classes in other parts of the building will not be disturbed. These students have one of the most unrewarding tasks in school, but one that is of prime importance. We can also give much credit to the MOVIE CREW, who see to it that we are both educated and entertained with the movies that we see. [60] Hl-C. Row I: W. Peterson. L. Neufield. J. Jor-genton. M. Paulfranz, M. Leverentz. S. Mathews. K. Brandon. Row 2: J. Vicento, D. Campbell. J. Rathbone, D. Simpson. E. Langren, B. Ryndert. Row 3: J. Irndcen 0. T.emens. J. Rrmann, C. Finnamote. K. Swanson. J. Parker. P. Cerveny, COMMON INTERESTS The LATIN CLUB has grown from a small group to a very large and active organization. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Boquist. these students attempt to master this difficult language. Another school organization that has grown continually in the last few years is Hl-C. These members meet weekly at a neighborhood church for devotional services and Christian fellowship. With Miss Spute as counselor, these young people plan many school and city-wide activities. LATIN CLUB. Row I: E Langren M. Rea show, S. Quady. 8. Dykosk.. S. Mathews M. Paulfranz. M. Enger. A. Kol.mk.. B Tuom.e. Row 2: y. Everett. C. Turner N. Dorr, N. Stern. S. Stanius, B. Celui nal M. Cawfield, R. Foster. Row 3: S Ersbo. C. Delvin J. Hicks. J. Person, L Peterson D. Rengel. G. Arrell. J. Roehl S. Campbell. Row 4: B. Carlson. J Bart let. K. Belskt, E. Flittie. B. Solbcrg, J Hajicek J. Carls. D. Buchkosky. LATIN CLUB. Row I: J. Olson K. Lau banks. K. El wood, J. Schippcr, M. Erick son S. Vaughn, J. Zachor. Row 2: B. Slet ten. A. Sjostrome. L. Oppen. S. Hill G. Hoerschgen. S. Braasch L. Brown H. Scoblic. Row 3: J. Parlor S. Hccrsch 9en, D. Asp'und. P. Lucky, E. Knight, C Hoppe. P. Cunmen. Row 4: E. Jensen. W Cowan. J. Kramer. J. Nordm, G. Heine mann. R. Hanson. J. Seaman. J. Cross C61J GERMAN CLUB, Row I: M. Abraham, B. Lar ton L. Koblitz, B. Hanson. Row 2: J. Granquist M. Vos. M. Kirvelay, M. Andrecn. R. McLaugh lin, L. Ncufeld. Row 3: S. Ponto. K. Ulku, S Tessman, K. Krause. J. Molmstrom, K. Mauritr C. M-iier. Row 4: R. Elm, 0. Schuster J, Gcr ving, N. Nauman, D. Peterson. T. Nygoard. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE. Row |: C. Yost. P. Vanvick. J. Lucier G. Rolloff. Row 2: K. Jacobson. R. Bin, J. Kramer, L. Reeder, M. Osmondson. AFTER HOURS Language clubs . . . German. Spanish, and English, are helping the students to develop their chosen language and to speak it correctly. Through these clubs they learn of the cultural customs of the countries in which the languages are spoken. SPANISH CLUB. Row I: w. Stuth, V. Rahn B. Jacobin OB e Row 2: J. Grocnvcldt. J. Hall. J. Jorgenson. L. Crcw ky R Conw r’ |S‘ Mn 0n' G- Andcuon. C. Ada.r, B. Rohne. M. Rchcr. J. Wo'fgram. j. pau]y ‘ V C°nwdV’ M• prison. Row 3: B. Swanson. t 21 ACQUIRING NEW FRIENDS F.H.A. consists of both Junior and Senior High School students. At Henry there are about 100 total members. In F.H.A., which represents the Future Homemakers of America, the girls learn the fundamentals of the many tasks that a homemaker does day in and day out. F.H.A. helps a girl to become a good citizen and an asset to her community. F.H.A. was a very active organization at Henry this year. Among their many activities included the Chow Mein Dinner, which was one of their moneymaking drives, the making of dolls and favors for the Heart Hospital, and the presentation of a Thanksgiving Basket to a needy family. The State Convention was well-attended this year by five senior high students and four junior high students. At this convention these representatives from each school discussed their problems and made new and better plans for the rest of the year. JUNIOR F.H.A., Row I: D. Thompson, B. Schipper, C. Walsh, J. Lokken. C. Jacobsen. L. Scry. S. Erickson. M. Woyke, C. Reiher, K. Svcnson, M. Wold, B. Romberg, C. Parker. K. McGlynn. Row 2: M. Walch, J. Hollenback, M. Harris. K. Johnson. K. Larkin, L. Fredrickson, C. Wolf. K. Sommer . S. Callan. R. Aasc. L. NeUon. E. Wittiingcr. Row 3: M. Palm V. Lund. G. France. M. Bonn. J. Schiller, M. W.ttig, K. Cochran. B. Stunstra R. Brown. R. Gustafson, B. Oiberry. Row 4: G. Silsbee. M. Piepho. C. Jones A. Ulku, J. Hawkmson. L. Seesmann, 8. Arnold. M. Kolmski. W. Dedo. B. Hirsch. J. Kalle-stad, M. Jorgenson. SENIOR F.H.A., Row I: K. Larson. S Fish. L. Schultz. P. Tracey, S. Bye, R Wonglie. B. Hcdding. B. Kramer. R. Pear son. M. Wcdm. S. Gulenchyn Row 2 B. DeVries, D. Russell, S. Quady, K. Ped erson. J. Stanton. B. Rohne. A. Norman S. Frisell. R. Aase, P. Ohman. K. Olson B. Hanson Row 3: R. Nelson. P. Wells B. Wood B. Nosholm, J. Strum. M. Carl son. D. Anderson, S. Parsons, B. Conway P. Rademacher, J. Matmstrom. Row 4 G. Silsbee J. Larson. J. Granquist. C Oaypatch, K. Oaypatch, N. Dahl, J, Lu tier. J. Jenson. K. Ulku. C. Peterson. 8. Bolduc. B. Wcdm. , C63J MUSICAL MOMENTS MANEUVERING MAJORETTE J. Schaitberger . . . were rendered by cur outstanding band. They were hignly acclaimed for their colorful halftime shows at football and basketbe'! games and for adding to school spirit with their inspiring music at pep sessions. As spring neared, their concert, Musical Moments. was presented. With the closing of school the band moved in double time for the Aquatennial and Northside parades. For these marked achievements, we salute a truly outstanding organization. COLOR GUARDS: P. Vanvick. V. Rahn. K. Krause. G. Hememann, P. Cunnicn. SENIOR BAND: Row I: J. Ruffenach D. Jensen. J. Ruffenach, D. Davis. Row 2: L. Oppen, B. Churchill. J. Schultz. B. Bradley. J. Jorgenson. J. Caldwell, R. Dorr. Row 3: J. Stacy. B. Ristamaki. C. Gable. B. Dahl. M. Malik, M. Syverson. S. Fein. Row 4: M. Nelson, K. Stone. S. Rathbun. E. Schuppel, A. Roppe, B. Kopp. C. Yost. Row 5: B. Northway R. Rose. P. Domaas, E. Knight W. Stuth, G. Arrell. Row 6: B. Cowan. D. Adair, V. Middlcm st, Y. Evcrette. B. Wood. D. Swenson. POM-POMETTES, Row I: S. Klme. D. Sheppard D. Quady, C. Oisen. Row 2: D. Rng, J. Naard, S. Gagcby, J. Robillard, G. Bcrkowitz. FRONT FIVE: S. H.ll, B. Klevcn, H. Krause G. Lindstrom. B. Jacobson. SENIOR BAND. Row I: D. Engcr. B. Nelson, D. Peabody. P. Bergeron, B. Supa'o. Row 2: B. Kramer. B. Picha, J. Espilicn. C. Schuppef. B. Bowman, G. Anderson S. Lehman. Row 3: N. Zurbey. P. Cerveny. B. Willis, J. Wicks, D. Johnson. S. Frazier, P. Rochford. Row 4: C. Hayden H. Scoblic, B. Horn. J. Olson. R. Foster, J. Kramer. Row 5: D. Andrle D. Buckotly. R. Johnson. D. Ziegler. J. Buchosky. Row 6: E. Jensen, P. Holm, J. Brudvick. R. Andrle, L. Lindquist, D. Jones. JUNIOR BAND. Row I: K. Wake. V. Hanson A. Losscr. Row 2: B. Berry. S. Goth.- K. Mcrr gan E. Teige, K. Sommer . M. Hultinc, M. Can ham. S. Brandon. G. Dahluang. Row 3: J. John son, M, B'Onncr V. Olson, N. McCourtie. K Kinghorn, J. Eolimon. Row 4: T. McNabb, N Hammerstom, K. Jackson, C. Skjoid. D. Egbcrg H. Letim. R. Oochs. Row 5: R. Waite. G. John son, K. Meon, D. Arneson, J. Kantor. M. Con field. L. Carlson. Row 6: W. Swenson. N. Sund holm. D. Curry. G. Holbcrt. L. Stanton. K. Daw ms. Row 7: B. Ph.lstrom B. Mcrnik, W. Knar. R. Lund. C. Malin, F. Mcssncr. NEOPHYTE PASTEL PATS • B. DeVries • S. Nordin • K. Burch • S. Gulenchyn ORCHESTRA Row t.s H. Kobfitr. T. Beau chanc, C. Becklund J. Roehl J. Manro. C. McKicvey. L Kmght. Row 2: C. Henning, B Zacherson, A. Krefting, P. Gcr ving, M. Baruth, L. Rarick. G Davis. B. Mitchell, D. Simp son. JUNIOR BAND. Row I: V. Andcnon. G. Con rad. J. Klaman. S. Atherton. Row 2: A. Ul� u C. Peterson, B. Goodr e, J. Welch J. Strom be� q, B. Quiring, D. Schuller. B. Subject. Row 3 5. Nyback, B. Leavitt, M. Cabaya. D. Lonon. D G Ibcrtson. D. Matthews. E. Hccn. Row 4: J Caldwell, G. Hemnes, R. Lund D. Carlson. N Paradise. K. Kohagen, D. Jones. Row 5: D. A m quist, K. Kie? J. Shea, G. Richards, B. Hubbs 6. Oark. R. Lane. Row 6: C. Ecklund A. John son. Row 7: J. Swanson E. Jackson, B. Gann D. Thom, B. Fairweather, R. Purdci. SERENADERS Beginners now, but someday these budding instrumentalists will be the leaders of the Senior Band. Their first public appearance of the year was the spring concert. In preparing them to step into the shoes of graduating seniors, Mr. Murray. in his first year at Henry, has done a superlative job. With such talent headed for Senior Band, it will be easy for Henry to retain its championship honors. SENIOR BAND OFFICERS. Row I: P. C nn.cn. Secretary: J. Leduc. Maicot: M. Mahk. Sogcant-at-Arrn . Row 2: J. Ruffenach, V-cc-prcvdcnt: B. Ne!-.on, Treajurc . Row 3: J. W.cks Prc- dent. SING AND BE HAPPY . ... is the motto of our Senior Choir. This year under the direction of Mr. Rose, the choir has presented many outstanding programs to our student body. From the Thanksgiving hymn of 'Blessing, Glory and Wisdom to the Hallelujah Chorus from the Christmas Concert, songs echoed from the closed auditorium doors. The choir also presented many other programs for us such as the Easter program and the Memorial Day program. Among the favorites of the annual Spring Concert were. I Believe, and Halls of Ivy.' LIBRARIANS AND ACCOMPANISTS. Clockwise: K. Clay patch, S. Frisell K. Ulku, O. Tibou. J. Carls. CHOIR OFFICERS. Top of stairs: D. Baumeistcr—Vice President, W. Roleli_______President E Flitte___ Treasurer. M. Carlson—Mascot, C. Miller—Secretory. SENIOR CHOIR RT |,:M MaZUtr J|' WaM JC- RVdltrom- 1c- filler. Hicks. M. Westerlund. S. Erickson. S. Hoerschgen. Row 2: G. John. L Johns rtc Br asa0nT WLfc C. Dahlberg. G. Gustafson. L. Olson. Row 3: E. Carlson. L. Johnson. 1C. Briggs U. Tibou. L Brown. J. Mielke P. lVtn� R p,.,f(r,n i_i u«r. naton Raw A- R d„l„ n a j son. L. Petersen. C. Bursaw. W. Vetsch R. Stolsk.. H. HarnsonD Ha'lvorson 9 4 B' R°hnC' ° A der- Clockwise: K. Sundmark. L. Thunstrom L. Larson S. M.halchic S. Lucas. G. Dahlveng, W. Dedo, G. Conrad, S. Lehman, G. Nordstrom. CHORALIERS SENIOR CHOIR Row I: D. Asplund, M. Carlson, E. Campbell. J. Granquist. B. Nasholm, J. Lmdccn, S. Quady, C. L«ndstrom. Rcw 2: R. Hanson, S. Tcssman, N. Stern, S. Shanahan. K. Olson. M. Vos. S. Braasch, K. Pederson. W. Peterson. Row 3: L. Cowan. G. Carlson, W. Rolek, T. Edstrom, K. Ulku B. Celusnak, A. Tessman, K. C aypotch. Row 4: D. Baumeister, P. Reetz. G. Rolloff, G. Kemp. J. Carls, E. Flittie, K. Jacobson, S. Swanson. CO-ORDINATION DEVELOPS GRACE BADMINTON team, Row I: c. Peterson, V. M-ddlemist. G. Lindstrom. K. McCourtc J. Cn«lmo. Row 2: S. Ersbo B. Wedm. A. Knoll. K, Krause. J. Kinghorn, L. Oppen, VOLLEYBALL TEAM. K. Ulku. J. Mielke. C. Turck. R. Patnode, C. Roiland. K. Roland. The Girls Athletic Association offers girls a year-round sports program. In G.A.A. the girls learn not only the fundamentals and rules of the various games, but also good sportsmanship. G.A.A. is offered to both junior and senior high girls. They can participate in basketball, volleyball, tennis, baseball, bowling, and badminton. For all their efforts they can receive a little H for 100 points. The city-wide large H is given for 500 points. TENNIS TEAM, Row I: N. Moxley. J. Mielke. P. Vcrveny, C. Rugg B. Paurus. G. Gozola. Row 2: J. Granquist. K. Ulku, J. Middlemist H. Scoblic. B. Turck, J. Hill, R. Foster. BASKETBALL TEAM: O. T,bou. J. Swadling P. Vsnvlcl. H. Krause. H. Scoblic, R. Patnode. 1701 -THE FUNNY BRATS” BY JAY TOBIAS CAST: Harriet Greiham Aurora Borcalii Pike Sylvia Greiham Dick Greiham Tom Greiham Lauralcc Lynde Gwynette Gadwood Aunt Hettie Higgmbottom Whaley McWhorter Boogerface Boggi ...... Loren Greiham Katy Dawkins Yvonne Hollerbach Betty Bertrand John Green Lenny Carlton Margaret Popho Mane Maai Pat Klaman Jamci Swanton John yakymi Robert Lund TALENT IN OUR MIDST The Funny Brats' by Jay Tobias was the title of the three act farce comedy that was presented by the ninth grade class. The plot of the play centers around Dick and Harriet Gresham, two high school youngsters, who are infuriated because their widowed mother has allowed their older brother to become the dictator of the family. They secretly send his picture to a wealthy widow, whose picture has appeared in a matrimonial paper, in the hope that she will marry him and take him far away. This starts the action which creates a riotous comedy and a whirlwind of laughs. Exercising authority Looks like fun ORATOR STAFF. Row I: D Larson, C. M,|ler, J. Gbson, M Renshaw C. Hokans. Row 2: G. S sbee R Schmidt. J. Olson. Row 3: R. Stolski, M. Lcvercntz, G. Campbell, A. Zwack Row 4: R. Stromberg, R. Ncden- fucr. A. Norman. MEMORY RECORDERS Cuts, dummy, proofs, glossies.such jargon was heard frequently in 208A this year as the ORATOR staff frantically prepared this book. Through the combined efforts of the staff, pictures and words relive the year's most memorable events. They worked diligently all year laying out the dummy, taking pictures, and writing copy. The staff hopes that as you are looking through your annual it will bring back the moments you treasure and the happenings you wish to have remain in your memory. ORATOR SALESMEN. Row I: D. C yn«. N. Boier. G. G Ibert. J. Pehl. T. Mern.k, J. Justcscn, K. Heeler. J. Berg. S. Jornlm. Row 2: G. Hughes, M. Abraham S. Atherton. A. Nelson. M. Er.ckson. S. Gulenchyn, J. Oine, K. Sommers. S. Mihalchuk. Row 3: P. Cunmen R. Albers, C. Conham. S. Frisdl. N. Dorr S. Erickson, M. Kuehnc , K. Michaud. Row 4: R. Aose. J. Caldwell, L. Sccmann, D. Ring, J. Mitcra. S. Pchl, W. Dcdo. H. Krause, S. Swadling. Row 5: B. Hirsch. D. Matthews. F. Krcuter. S. Hill, S. Tessman. B. Brodin. B. Carlson. L. Holin. C 72] FIRST NEWS FIRST • • • A newspaper that the school has reason to be proud of is THE PATRIOT. PATRIOT staff headquarters, the new room 2I6A, was ordinarily the picture of tranquility. Then, every third week came the deadline days which found page editors calling, get that story in.' and reporters all over the building on last minute interviews. Somehow the editor-in-chief, adviser and staff, working together managed to get the papers out even though the publisher had to wait a couple of minutes more than once as the last copy was collected. The axiom that journalists work best under pressure proved true for the staff. This year THE PATRIOT received the highest award given by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association to high school papers—the Medalist rating. Working on another award-winning paper are editors J. Person. L Reeder, A. Holt, and J. Malmstrom. NUCLEUS OF THE PATRIOT STAFF, Clockwise: S. Hoersch gen. L. Reeder. B. Wcdin, J. Malmstrom. A. Holt. J. Longer man. C73J Row It J. Malmstrom. P. Lucky R. Elm, S. Hoersch-gen. S. Gulenchyn. Row 2: B. Wedn, L. Reeder. J. Newman. Row 3: L. Petersen. J. Person. J. Longer-man J. M.ckclson. Row 4: R. Smith, D. Asp und J. Crois. A. Holt. J. Lucier, W. Becker. PATRIOTS, PATRIOTS . . . here's the way we yell it. These are familiar words that echo from the auditorium on game days as the cheerleaders lead pep-fests. In order to raise the spirit of the student body and the team, the pep band aids the cheerleaders by adding a spark of music to these pep-fests. The '56-'57 squad was the largest ever at Henry High School. There were ten cheerleaders, consisting of three sophomores, three juniors, and four seniors. Starting this past year, the squads are being chosen in the spring of the year rather than the fall. This enables any new additions to have the adequate time to prepare for the sports seasons the following school year. We are proud of our cheerleaders and know that without their pep and enthusiasm, our sports program would not be as successful as it is. Row I: J. Smith. J. Goodin. J. Schaitberger. J. Swadling. Row 2: J. Lucier. E. langren. D. Larson. Row 3: A. Norman. K. Briggs. Row 4: P. Fjosnc. Row I: P. Fjosnc. K. Briggs. D. Larson, E. Langren. Row 2: J. Swadiing. J. Smith. J. Goodin, J. Lucier A. Norman, J. Schaitbcrger. C74D MEMORIES—1957 JJAbOy., 0 C G gWvlit D Rock around the clock 23 Skidoo I dreamed I voted for Stoliki Jumping Jack Joanie—crash! Say Mehee «. Mary A bit of the Orient C75] MEMORIES The pause that refreshes. Ececk—a mouse! This is acting? Popcorn, anyone? Our impressive Christmas program. Number Please? Mine? Our regal queen. The top five. It's a bird, it's a plane, no—it's Jackie! Principal A. B. Schultz A dream come true is expressed by our principal. Mr. A. B. Schultz, when he talks about our new addition at Henry. Having a new addition brightens up the whole atmosphere of our building. It is a beautiful sight to see since it is equipped with all the modern conveniences to make work easier for everyone. Mr. Schultz's tireless efforts have produced this outstanding school. Students have every right to be proud of his achievements. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Schultz and Mr. DeLapp working on plant for the future. A familiar and well-liked face in a new position—this characterizes Roland DeLapp. As assistant principal, he is called upon to perform a variety of tasks all of which he does well. Assistant Principal R. DeLapp SPECIAL SERVICE TEACHER—Mrs. France Zeglen. Every well-rounded school offers various special services. Henry is no exception. Counseling from junior high through the senior year insures each student the proper path to self-rca zation. Also aiding the students is the special service teacher Mrs. Zeglen, and the competent office staff headed by Lorraine Hagglund. PART OF THE BUSY ROUTINE Giving valuable assistance are our counselors. Winnifrcd Hultcrantz and Ronald Barnes. OFFICE STAFF: M. Krouse J. Cooperstock. A. Carlson, L. Hagglund. J. Erickson, E. Nygaard. FACULTY P. AGUILAR: Art, Spanis • A. AMON: Physical Educa on Health • F. AMUNDSEN English, Patriot • A. P ANDERSON: Phy ic� • E ANDERSON: Engl.sh. W. ANDERSON: World Hu tory. History • W. ARNOLD: Science, Physical Educa tion • S. ATKINSON: Physics, Mathematics Helping Teacher • C. BEllSlE: L brarian • M. BIATCH: Consumers' Mathematics. M. BOQUIST: English, lat.n German • E. BRITZIUS: English, Business English • F BROWN: Geography. Typing • H. BROWN: English • M. CHENOWETH: Engl.sh. J. CLAWSON: Science, Biology • F. CLEVE: Physical Education, Health • W. DAM-MANN: U. S. H.story • F. ENGEL: Science • 3. ERICKSON. Foods. Clothing. J. ERICKSON: Electricity Woodshop • M. ERIC -SON: Art • P. FREDRlC -SON: Cv.es • D. GA MAKER: Art • W. GLE‘I-NY: History. D. HALEWOOD: Engl.sh • T. HELF: English. Orator K. HOERSCHGEN: Engl, -Speech • N. HOFLANC English, Drama • L HOS-FORD: English. K. HYNES: Art • E. JOHN STON: Algebra. Mathematics Physical Education • P. KEINHOLZ: Modern Problems Student Council • W. LAR SON: U. S. History • R. LITTLEFIELD: Mathematics. CH2] FACULTY V. LUNDELL: Geometry • Vm. LUNDELL: Auto Shop • LUNDHEIM: Assistant Li-ortritn • E. MELROSE: Mathematics • W. MILLER: World History. Modern Proberm. O. MOE: Commercial • D. MOLDENHAUER: Band. Twirl-ers • J. MULLERY: Printing. Drafting Woodwork • M. MURRAY: Band. Orchestra • C. NELSON: English. C. OH LAND: Bookkeeping. Commercial Law • R. OP-SAHL: Mathematics • A. PALM: History • B. PARKS: Machine Shop. Drawing. Metals • W. REBER: English. W. ROCK: Civics • D. ROH-RER: Foods • R. ROSE: Choir. Chorus. G ec Club • M. SAGE-HORN: Commercial • W. SHELTON: Mathematics. V. SANFORD: R. Reading • P. SMITH: Draftng • L. SNELL: Science • F. SODER-QUIST: Clothing • F. SOUTTER: Commercial. M. SPUTF Foods • J. STYER: English • E. TOWNSEND: Algebra • R. TREACY: Modern Problems. Coordinator • F. VALLEY: Physical Education. G. WARRA: Geography • J. WEBSTER: Clothing • V. WO BIG: Woodwork • H. YOUNGHANS: B o'ogy • P. ZlEBARTH: Physicoi Education. C833 FRESHMEN H.R. 100—Mr. Snell Row I: A. Swanson, A. Palm B. Schipper, S. Ny-back, T. Beauchane J. Thompson. D. Ryan. Row 2: R. Noot, P. Belski, K. Stcnglc. D. Vick, S. Barnard, L. Lup no. D. Johnston. J. Moskalik. Row 3: F. Mess-ner. K. 8ern$ton, K. Johnson, M. Sundholm, K. Hagen. K. Eggen. J. Sylvander. Row 4: D. Vanvick, B. Campbell. R. Lcwcock, G. Anderson. E. Comfort. 8. Ohland, K. Manson, G. Hatton. H.R. 106—Miss Webster Row I: T. Philstrom, F. Greene, J. Shea. G. Sc lander. M. Goodin, J. Welch, M. Morris. Row 2: R. Hubbs. P. Cunningham. K. Denny, P. Leverentz. V. Olson. P. Kinghorn, K. Langerman, W. Swenson. Row 3: L. Antilia, E. Briggs. B. Subject, K. Irwin. G. Lane, J. Hansen, J. Behm, S. Bosshart, L. Stanton. Row 4: J. Hozempa, J. Brudvik. B. Johnson. P. Klaman, S. Scheibe, J. Swanson, D. Davis, L. Carlson. H.R. 121—Mrs. Boquist Row I: R. Schuster. B. Mernik, K. Merrigan. C. John son. A. Adair J. Abrahamson. Row 2: R. Lorentzen J. Sto-sfei. D. F.gberg. A. Peissiq, J. Bollman, K. Hay ford, T. Carlson. Row 3: E. Langerman, C. Canham E. Swanson, S. Kline, W. Kaari, J. Kantor, S. Schultz H.R. 134—Mr. Wobig Row I: J. Johnson. S. Nygaard. G. Berg. J. Audette D. Skarry. K. Sommers, S. Atherton. Row 2: S. Zukartis, J. Stromberg, J. Cheney. B. Dalrymple. J. Tauber. C. Malin, N. Zroka. Row 3: D. Johnson. S. Bostrom, S. Reckers, C. Thomas. D. Cunnien. C. Johnson. Row 4: D. Thorne. R. Lappi. R. Lund. J. Brodin, D. Jones K. Stone. M. Schoeben. H.R. 204—Miss M. Erickson Row I: J. Bokovoy, R. Palm, W. Brown, W. Bennett, S. Pfaffe. D. Quady, D. Larson, D. Mortcnson. Row 2: M. Olson, B. Grymaluk, J. Berg, J. Ward, S. Jornlin, K. Abraham. K. Groth, M. Kennedy, P. Snow. Row 3: B. Ornat. D. Bjorngard. S. Schmidt, J. Coles. R. Foster, G. Burger, J. Gilfillan, C. Wood. Row 4: R. I.ucht. J. Eberlein, J. Fisher, S. Bartlett. D. Schuller. N. Baumeister. D. Peterson, R. Hudalla D. Keller. FRESHMEN H.R. 206—Mr. Aguilar Row I: R. Fjosne, J. Fisher. G. Gaas. K. Slind, D. Schultz. P. Haglund. Row 2: G. Delmonica, K Sundmork, S. Nelson, E. Iverson, K. Alexander, J. Iskierka J. He'denreich. Row 3: L. Keller, J. Green. J. Knight. W. Adams, E. Peckels, W. Carroll. R. Johnson. H.R. 207—Miss Hynes Row I: J. Sharp, R. Weiland, J. Geist. J. Gilbert. J. Rummelhoff. B. Fjorden, P. Rhodes. Row 2: E. Hollenback, M. Hultinc. R. Reeder P. Johnson. J. Chamberlain. S. Baker K. M ler. Row 3: 0. Hawrysh. B. Chailquist. L. Boulka. J. Jermusek, S. Nasholm, J. Barstow. A. Hart W. Ersbo Row 4: B. McCellan S. Topcl, B. McLaughlin, K. Swanson, J. Podruch, R. Kormanik, M. Glidden. H.R. 309—Mr. Littlefield Row I: R. Carlson. C. Bedard. S. Stacy, K. Heeler J. Knutson K. Travis. Row 2: S. LaSota, G. Ham-merlund, J. Mathison. M. Borries, M. Heoth, I. Sullivan. C. Holten, D. Clark. Row 3: J. Barker, J. Barker, S. Ackerman, R. Lonn. M. Duoos. D. Wyszynski, D. Simpson J. Hoffman. V. Jacchc. Row 4: J. Rcimann. J. McOay. J. Schonberg. M. Gallagher, A. Johnson, R. Dorr. B. Fairweather. J. Kramer. H.R. 310—Mr. Biatch Row I: R. Bentley. L Christensen B. Fjorden J. Minor. J. Wrzos, R. Gulcnchyn, R. Ste'ljes. Row 2: L. Hanson P. Cherniak, J. Johnson, G. Tetnowiki L. Hofer, N. Christianson. Row 3: G. Hemnes. B. Roberts, J. Olson, J. Falconer. S. Freeman, A. Dohlberg. J. Bchrcndt. Row 4: J. Miceli P. Sawicki, W. Sprague K. Johnson, J. Yakymi, R. Larson. M. Larson. H. R. 322—Mr. Shelton Row I: G. Wahl, J. Noskcr, J. Wrzos. C. Lundcen, I. Bromen. A. Gallashcr. D. Durand, S. Hammer-■-trom. Row 2: J. Smith. P. Vashro. J. Schw.vkcrt, T. Fitzsimmons B. Lakotos, S. Domalik B. Hanson. A DcForg--. Row 3: J. Pesiynsli, D. Campbell. G. Bernhardt, L. Youngcn A. Gulden, R. Gilbertson, P. Kreger, T. Knoptik. P. Kosciolek. Row 4: C. W«-l ing, L. Knowlton, R. DeTuncq. M. Ouellette. G. Fugcre. S. Upham, C. Henning. M. Picpho. FRESHMEN H.R. 330—Mr. Rose Row I: C. Aeh tilik B. Dunca W. Baithozor, N. Mitchell, R. Baithozor. J. Grohovosky N. Riley, C. Cede el, R Trocy, C. Wolf. Row 2: P. Zelenok T. F.� h J. Lcvcns. G. Skoog, 8. Leavitt. S. Brainerd, C. Roach, M. Roberg, J. Hendrickson. Row 3: J Shorten, V. Miterko B. Kirvclay. B. Bertrand. M. Ko'mski. C. Pedersen, R. Anderhe, C. Reed. Row 4: T. Kraft. J. Schumaker S. Halverson, P. Ditty. L. Brandberg, B. Gerdts, M. Pakkala, G. Mledokay R. Godlcwski. SEVENTH GRADE H.R. 321—Mrs. Melrose Row I: J. Hill. M. Gross. K. Sioanc J. Seg'cn P Chambers. D. Pearson. D. KappcL D. DeMuth. Row 2: I. Anderson. N. Crosser. E. Polivka. D. Dahl, J. Atkins, R. Giandville, C. Jocobson. Row 3: L, LaBarre. T. Cook. G. Vcxland. B. Terpa. S. Bostrom. K. Davis. J. Dahl. C. Cheese. Row 4: N. Peterson, C. Parker. R. Johnson, $. Carls R. Harrison. J. Campbell, W. Johnson. H.R. 209—Mr. Roclc Row I; T. LeClare, J. Oakely, J. Minor, R. Jacobson. S. Oxberry, J. Flakne. R. Ostenbcry. M. Krajna. Row 2: P. B.es. A. Gillespie R. Nelson. N. Tillman, C. Alen, N. Baier. J. Jorgenson, C. Carlson Row 3: 8. Zacherson. L. Kostelnik, E. Wittlinger. K. Sven-son. S. Callcn, J. Morns. J. Hawlinson. D. Vcndel J. Mosher. Row 4: J. Sorenson, C. Richer. J. Swan-ron. P. Pcrusse, B. Carlson. G. Richards. P. Wcdd. C. Carlson. H.R. 208—Mr. Helf Row I: H. Harding, D. Nygaard, R. Cheney L. Jacobson D. Notaro, G. Canfield. R. Koehler. Row 2: C. Kasparek. C. Gibson, M. Wold. R. Aase. C. Slimal D. Schell, M. Bergeron. Row 3: T. Lu-pmo. D. Hornsten. N. Johanson. V. Kionex J. Hal verson, J. He-nxcn. Row 4: R. Lund, J. Justcson. M. Hemcman M. Heinicn, G. Anderson. E. Peterson, L. Anderson. H.R. 202—Mr. Fredrickson Row I; P. Aust. R. Newstrom. S. Janowiec, M. Ricker, G. Wooford. J. Halbert. P. Castonguay, C. Bursaw, J, Emerson. Row 2: M. Luzaick. N. Gulen chyn, H. Camacho. H. Resnikoff. D. Levercntx G. Russeth, D. Trcttcl, G. Olson. Row 3: D. Eastman J. Stenslic, S. Wrxos. M. Michaud, J. Johnson C. Nelson, W. Lee, J. Schiller, G. Thunk. Row 4: J. Kallestad. M. Paulson, K. Falconer. C. Bocsen, B. Arnold. J. Anderson. R. Langemnan, C, Shercr. SEVENTH GRADE H.R. 301—Mrs. Brown Row I: D. Nelson, L. Thompson, B. Mm.kusc D. Keiven, V. Rcistad C. Groth. N. LaCrosse, C. Caryba. Row 2: B. Bahls. P. Gerwmg H. Welke, J. Haar. R. Lund. M, Miceli, R. Hines. Row 3: B. Rettke. B. Sundholm. M. Weitke. N. M;chetlik. C. Bradley, P. Dunfrcc. Row 4: K. Kramer. C Olson V. Miller, L. Secmann, C. Kormank. V. Miller, K. Hanson, H.R. 302—Mr. Palm Row I: D. Pearson. W Barrett. J. Scholer. J. Sodcr-gren, S. Fosberg. J. Lokken. J. Pchl, C. Walsh. Row 2: R. MoCCy M. Benjamin, F. Keislmg, I. Johnson, D. AkcII, G. Pcissig, S. Gratton Row 3: L. Lind, B. Richardson, T. Tauber, T. Dew, R, Chakolis D. Ol.fcct. Row 4: C. Stanley D. Hanson, J. Morris, S. Hofte-g, D. Lmdbloom, J. Richardson K. Cochran. H.R. 304—Miss Hosford Row I: C. Fitzsimmons, R. Frey. D. Campbell, T. Mcrnilc, J. Thorbcrg, R. Fitzsimmons, M. Cleveland. Row 2: K. Ness S. Schaefer. J. Hanson D. Clyne. J. Scott L. Sety, K. Larkm. Row 3: H. Shogren, W. Scotka. T. Heidenrc-ch, G. III. B. Nelson, K. Swcng-K. Hoc1. K. Dovis. Row 4: R. Gustafson. H. Johnson. R. Brown. B. Stenstra. M. Weight, R, SNapanski, J. Grcve. H.R. 320—Mr. Moc Row I: J. Bnggs D. Louden, D. Lorenz. F. Nelson A. Robmson, C. Laursen, G. Nordstrom. Row 2: J. Hammond. D. Freeman, E. Subject, P. Larson, R. Dorr. F. Lasser. J. Farnham. Row 3: D. Stattine, R. Budge R Fredrick L. Nelson, J. Wh,ttlef. R. Com. Row 4: L. McCormick, T. Sheppard. G. Cut ter, W. Boltc, M. Gronholm, D. Tuveson, G. Cemin-sky. H.R. 131—Mr. Erickson Row I: K. McGlynn. D. St. George. J. Schneider, D. Kresa. R. Israel D. Miller. Row 2: D. Nord, D. Johnson M. Coyle, J. Shomshak D. Thompson. S. Erickson, H. Schoonover. Row 3: B. Ramberg. V. Norton. K. Johnson. M. Walch. L. Fredrickson. M. Lmboe. Row 4: J. Erickson. J. Hollemback, T. Hanson, G. MacDonald M. Palm. B. Wollersheim, R. Ryle!. EIGHTH GRADE H.R. 17—Mr. Murray Row I: J. Pearson R. Johnson. G. Anderson, J. Gruild, D. Gilbertson. H, Kobliti. D. Stauffachcr. D. Hladv, I. Samborski. Row 2: G. Franc, D. Zelenal J. Newstrom, S. Duoos. M. Pederson, S. Rathbone. G. Jensen. Row 3: S. Pehl B. Rylel, M. Melchisedech. L. Rarick, M. Baruth. D. Pehrton. Row 4: J. Hoick, j. Shugrcn, K. Lange, C. Becklund, K. Kronberg R. Oachs, M. Carson. H.R. 101—Mr. Engel Row I: D. Arncson. L. St George, H. Curts L West. B. Scholar, D. Uggla. G. Swigart. Row 2: J. Allgood D. Skavland. R. Cottrell, R. Boyer G. Dahlvang, M. Christianson J. Krause. Row 3: D. Zicsmcr, D. Pyka, S. Holmes. G. Joly. 8. Berry. C. Joly. Row 4: R. Hudalla. D. Gustafson K. King-horn K. Bursow, T. Mars, G. Hanke. N, McCourtie. H.R. 107—Mrs. Soderquist Row I: D. Sackneter J. Gillespie, K. Baer S. Hoi comb. G. Friscll. J. Townsend. B. Philstrom, C. Bar stow. Row 2: M. Ncary. K. Dahl J. Mosher, A Lasscr. N. Sundholm, F. Ganley. J. Tuom e. M Kopp. Raw 3: C. Skjold, J. Anderson, V. Hansen C. Lindquist. V. Lund, J. Johnson, D. Peterson Row 4: D. Friend. K. Weihe. L. Ridgway. H. Leslie M. Jorgenson, K. Beck. H.R. I 10—Mr. Glenny Row I: P. Skjordal, M. Roberg, J. Muncy, M. Mattson. J. Richards. Row 2: R. Roussel). J. Kennunen. K. Kloner, P. Derr.cl. J. Merritt. J. Babckuhl. Row 3: V. Smithrud T. Hinds. J. Mitchell. J. Wilkerson B. Hollenbeck. H.R. I 18—Mrs. Britzius Row I: B. Philstrom, P. Stubbs. R. Ward. L. Campbell, D. Johnson. L. Coyle. J. Johnson D. Odette. Row 2: H. Mitcheh R. Dcly, J. Carlson, L. Keferc C. Wort:. D. Invie B. Kasparak, M. Kromberg. Row .3: S. Kenyon. T. Kornberg M. Harris, J. B es. C. T. Neil. B. Rynder. Row 4: M. Grgsby. C. Duede. G. Zictmer, J. Smith. J. Sorenson. F. Tie-mens. D. Pagenkopf. S. Sheldon. EIGHTH GRADE H.R. 120—Mrs. Halewood Row I: R. Fors. R. G bson, J. Haiek B. Decowsli, N. Erlandson, M. Wittig, P. EUmgworth J. Peacock. Row 2: D. Saterlund. D. Larsen. F. Zellmer. F. Johnson, D. Sorbel. M. Parsons, B. Goodr.e, H. Merrigan, Row 3: G. S sbee. B. Oine. B. Andersen. J. Wright. M. Nevison, D. Curry. T. Hanson T. Mc-Nebb. Row 4: J. Mtcra A. Ulku. C Nelson 0. Peterson G. Halbert, A. Hansen, J. Kloman. C. At knson. H.R. 122—Mrs. Townsend Row I: N. Hnath, J. Corbett, D. Ryan. D. Mikkei-son, J. Karrmarcryk. D. Notaro. R. Purdes. D. Mmor. G. Chandler, M. Corlson. Row 2: B. Mattson C. We. teriund J. Bovee, J. McKelvey, M. Cenham S. Staedy. K. Hondo. L. Thunstrom. T. Hofcr. Row 3: W. Tesiman. S. Schafer. E. Bright B. Brown. D. Larson. S. Lucas, J. Knutson R. Olson, Row 4: W. Dcdo. S. Farnsworth. R. Hu'leman, K. Johnson. B. Bergerson, C. Hole. E. Osberfy. P. Quisno. R. Tes:-man. H.R. 303—Mr. Brown Row I: L. Bourdeau, L. Lund M. Orcutt. K. Edlund. M. Cabaya. I. Brodm. Row 2: S. Lund P. R ce, J. Caldwell, S. Jacobson D. R ng, G. Nordstrom M. Johnson. Row 3: R. Stafford S. Urbanslu J. LcVas-cur, S. Goethe. G. Conrad G. Walstrom. Row 4: C. Jones. D. Woyke. P. Wedel, B. Wa.te. E. Jack-son, A. Johnson, M. Northway. H.R. 305—Mrs. Waara Row I: R. Vincento, C. Parpart. S. Lehman, C. Lehman, N. Lehman. J. Shape. S. Atkinson. T. Gagcby, G. Willner. Row 2: R. Snow, 8. Ho;mbcrg, R. Stern D. Keran P. Montgomery. A. Johnson. D. Stinson. N. Fosbcrq Row 3: W. Brunner. M. Ronn. B. Davis P. West. B. Nelson. P. Waldner. D. Baardson. Row 4: L. Young D. Roen. 8. Hirsch. M Booth. C. Pierson, D. Parker. C. Manson, R. Eberhart. H.R. 308—Miss Styer Row I: D. DuGa K. Moen S. Brandon E Teige. D. Swanson, C. LaBreche Row 2: L. Larson N. Paradise T. Satherlie. P. Normandm. S. M.halchick, K. Kmghorn. Row 3: M Bronncr. V. Olson R. Boc, R. Akerman. G. Nordstrom. C. Petersen, J. Robil-lard. Row 4: T. Paulfrant. J. Jones D. Matthews, E. Heen. G. Bowman, K. Jackson. SOPHOMORES H.R. 218—Mrs. Chenoweth Row I: S. Paulson, D. Sheppard. B. Larsen. J. Nor-mandm, M. Erickscn, A. Fortier. C. Hawkins. Row 2: M. M nikus. M. Wedm, G. Davis, R. Patnode, P. Gaffney. R. Nelson. B. Kleven, J. Hill. Row 3: D. Bennett. G. Hocrschgcn. G. Carlson. P. Ondarko, L. Pohjn W. Sullivan D. Jorgensen. Row 4: T. Keegel. J. Lindquist. G. Miller. K. Mosher, G. Sicd-lecki, J. Parker. D. Norton. H.R. 219—Mrs. Ga;ma'.cf Row I: S. Ostlund C. Rugg S. Kline. R. Wanglie. D. Whittle1' L. Sm th. T. Sichlcr. C. Tackabcrry- Row 2: K Schug S. Matthews, J. Richardson. M. Olson S. Pearson. C. Hoppe. R. Van Tascl, C. Thurk. Row 3: E. La.tala. D. Zanc. J. Schncdcr, J. Shandorf. D. Thoycr J Ryffcnach, H. Scobic. Row 4: K. Rood R. Penas. L. Scherfcnbcrg. B. Zwack, T. Nygoord. P. Skeie, D. Z egler. M. Olson. H.R. 113—Miss Opsahl Row I: S. Vaughn, S. Vizcnor. J. Zachor J. Cheney, C Achte'ik, K. Gould, J. Ma er. G. Hughes. Row 2: S. Pyka D. Zuka tis. R. Foster. D. Hughes. E. Shoog. T McNamara. Row 3: J. Thicbault, L. Jullie. A. $jo-strem. C. Hea'cv R. Noard. B. Anderson. T. Skav-nak. Row 4: T. F.ske. G. Scherbcr. G. Haley. J. Pullen. N. Chnstoffcrson. J. Graen, K. McKcnje, D. Lobash. H.R. 306—Miss Sputc Row I: R, Hcnn ngs S. Coates. M. Hcbzynski C. Dapper, D. Dean. B. Carlson B. Dyko.k.. Row 2: R. Bnx us C. Hayden. S. Erckson, S. Campon. K. An derson. M. Burnham. J. Marsolais. Row 3: E. Ha -vorson L. Erickson. D. Peterson, D. Bel'. F. Krcutcr. M. H liman. Row 4: R. Rholl. D. Flmqu st N. Noi -man. B. Okcrstrom. P. Rochford, G. Gale, S. Ponto. H.R. 307—Mrs. Rohrer Row I: J. Dckin!.on G. Jiracek, C Turner P. Nitz-schke, D. Richards. 8. Gagnau. Row 2: C. Laurent. J. Morrson, J. Ome, J. Kramer. M. Carpenter. Row 3: N. Frank, E. Chapman R. Bcrtsch. S. Si nd, B. Duncan S. Vnuk. Row 4: P. Hrml'-r. J. Mitchell. R. Johnson, A. Bart’ett, J. Woolary. G. Shcrcr. D. Gus-to ton. SOPHOMORES H.R. I I I—Mr. Miller Row I: J. Johnson. A. Johnson, D. Johnson. C. Camacho, S. Gustafson, B. Mitchell. D. Ring. Row 2: V. Sorbet y. Everett. K. Mauritz. M. Farnsworth S. Tessman. R. Lucas. B. R stamki, P. Mortenson. Row 3: L Swanson. J. Danko, G. Harrington J. Flakne, T. Vendel. K. Johnson. L. Knight. Row 4: A. Knoll W. Brown. R. Smith, K. Nordstrom J. Manro. A. B Istrom. R. Olson V. Harrison. H.R. 112—Mr. Rcber Row I: R. Senslce. M. Nelson J. Bredeien. K. La-Crosse C. Schirmers V. Larson, W. Peterson. Row 2: J. Vicento. D. Peterson. K. Memik. D. Hatcher, J. Stock. J. Decowjki. Row 3: B. Tallman, B Kramer H. Krause C. Ro land. K. Robilerd, A. Waight, J. Giessmann, Row 4: J. Rob' aid. D. Brodm. D. Kacr-marezyk, R. Wilson. J. Kramer. J. Thunstrom. M. Kohler, W. Vetsch. H.R. 214—Miss Johnston Row I: K. Brandon. S. Nordin, K. Fcehan. C. Sch. p pel N. Zurbcy, J. Baardsgaard B. Elliot. Row 2: J. Hmds. T. Dehne. S. Kuchncl, G. Brown. B. Picha, L. Oppcn. B. DeVr es. V. M ddlem st. Row 3: J. Espehen. J. Smith. J. Caldwell. S. Hill, T. Scollard D. Jensen, K. Ca'lson, G. Spande K. Westerlund. Row 4: J. Dahi P. Bcckcr, S. Frazier. D. Peterson D. Wickstrom D. Seim D. Lee. V. Clipper. H.R. 119—Miss Sanford Row I: D. Hcffelfinger. J. Granger. M. G'euner C. Fors. Row 2: S. Gu'enchyn, G. Goyola. E. Erdman, M. Japs J. Gruidl. Row 3: J. Gerving. G. Edling, Fred Conrad. J. H cks. P. Hart. J. Buehkosky. H.R. 215—Mr. Hoerschgen Row I: J. Rice. S. Brynteson. J. Egberg C. Fair, banks. L. Houck. J. Jomtin, J. Wedel. Row 2: B. Kroemcr. M. Thornberg D. Mathieu, J. Goodin, J. Peterson, B. Paurus, D. Campbell, G. Bcrkowitz. Row 3: E. Bes S. Hlady. D. Lund J. Schoitbcrger M Canfield. D. Fiemens. P. Ricsrutek. Row 4: G. Sawicki. W. Knight W. White. G. Malik, L. An derson. A. Knutson. B. Aiell, D. Seeman. JUNIORS H.R. 135—Mr. Smith Row I: M. Kuchncl, C. Cote. P. Raymond, C. Clay patch. K. Claypatch P. Ganlcy, J. Austmson, J Nowak. Row 2: J. Lmdeen N. Lane, J. Granquist S. Mliner, J. Kmghorn, G. Anderson. Row 3: N. So land. J. Se denkranx, M. Nelson. P. Lysne. S. Gage by, J. Johnson, G. Heinemann. Row 4: C. Okeson 8. Kl ne. E. Halverson G. Stocy, R. Darsow. L. Ho' •n. T. Schell. H.R. 210—Mr. Anderson Row I: L. Brown, L. Kobl-tx. J. Peterson, C. Ryd-strom. J. Olson P, Nygaard A. Sequin. Row 2: M. Vos, J. Meilke, K. Pawloski, M. Andreen, D. Benjamin, P. Cunnicn. Row 3: S Tollman K. Sundmark R. Everson, W. Kantor. B. Jacobsen. K. Jacobson, J. Bollmon. Row 4: J. Cross. R. Valerius. D. Pehl. E. Reinert. G. Gaulke, H. Hontx, G. Hart, T. Montgomery. H.R. 212—Mr. Holland Row I: B. Toumie, A Kolinski, M. Engcr C. Olson. M. Paulfronz, S. Hed n. D. Pearson, C. Cottrell. Row 2: J. Boyer. J. White. K. Fairbanks, P. White. M. Scotka. M. Reihcr, M. Crosser. D. Palm, C. Swanson. Row 3: P. Cossidy G. Gustafson. S. Sl -mak, S. Swanson, G. Hanson, W. Bertrand, L. Cower., V. Rahn. Row 4: J. Nosker, J. Ganxer B. Spandc J. Gronholm L. Dunn. H. Harrison, J. Kramer. H.R. 213—Miss Nelson Row I: S. Behm, C. Akron. N. Dorr N. Denny, K. Elwood, M. Westcrlund, C. Reynolds. Row 2: D. Findley, P. Bergeron, J. Jorgenson B. Cclusnak, R. Uhlenkott. J. Llarinas. L. Crcwsky. Row 3: P. Cer-veny, M. Rochclcau. K. Poshck. P. Vanvick, G. Pieschl. D. Feiknor. Row 4: A. Roppe. R. Andrle, P. Vick, S. Burns, T. Skjold. D. Adair, D. Andrle. H.R. 136—Mr. Arnold Row I: P. Tracy, K. McCourtie, B. Bowman. S. Krcuer. L. Nrufeld B. Sletten. Row 2: J. Rathbonc, C. Richardson, G. Lindstrom. B. Moore. K Michaud, D. Erickson. Row 3: N. Stern, R. Roy S Hollenbeck C. Burmister, D. Chambers, K. Rnka, N. Mosley. Row 4: R. Hedman, J. Ganger. J. Lee D. Jor gensen D. Jones. R. Lappi. R. Hanson, B. Edstrom. SOPHOMORES H.R. 313—Mr. Anderson Row I: B. B-cwn, S. Fish. K. Parpart. M. Healy. G. DeWitt, K. Bramhall. Row 2: G. Erickson, J. Ewing. S. Kresa C. McKelvey. R. Aiben. S. Holm-berg, K. EcLIund. P. Sather. Row 3: B. Beckwith, R. Peorson. G. Stauffacher A. Smart, J, Bartelt. S. K. Btltki, Row 4: R. Notaro. J. Kallestad. B. Carlson. G. Kostelnik, J. Vice M. Jacobson P. Baker. G. Gustafson. JUNIORS H.R. 33—Mr. Lundcll Row I: E. Laumann, J. Hcddng, B. Thurk. M. Fredrickson L. Cheslock. M. Rivers. Row 2: J. Halford M. Crosser. E. Levenj, J. Poyne. J. Feehan. D. En-gen C. Carlson. Row 3: W. Kopp C. Knutson. R Lobash, M. Thompson. R. Skecsick, R. Brodin, D. Bialon. H.R. 115—Mr. Dammann Row I: P. Fjosne, C. Dykoski J. Duncan W. Rogers, C. Phaneuf, J. Wahl, Row 2: C. Nelson, P Blake G. Fagerhaug. 8. Kotila. B. Swanson, J. Keis-ling J. Btaun, S. Bossard. Row 3: L Sprague J Mattson. D. Quady, C. Perry. L. West, 1. Johnson, S. Rue. Row 4: R. Shelton. G. Komp, B. Hefstad R. Henning. G. Holverson, B. Rydcn, D. Hulleman, J. Bottomley. H.R. 130— Mr. Mullery Row I: E. Luby. R. Welmg. P. Tryki R. Aase. Row 2: D. 8r xius B. Ne'son. S. Zukaitr. J. Jensen. Row 3: J. Roehl. E. Ludders, T. Schuller T. Montgomery. L. Streeter. , H.R. 133—Mr. Parks Row I: M. Lowy. C. Payonk. J. Sweet R McLaugh-n M. Kirvelay Row 2: M. Hammerstrom. L Daniel J S adlmg. C. Vost, R Patnode. Row 3: G. Tuank, D. Schuster. T. Sheehan, G. Temple, J. Seaman, J. Piepho. JUNIORS H.R. 217—Mrs. Anderson Row I; J. Olion. J. Kicferlc. J. Gabr elson C. B'own, S. Hulleman, G. Doily, C. Billttrom. Row 2: C. S«ry, P. Parkin, S. Lehmann, G. Johnson, J. Jennings R. Duggan, L. Delamater, J. Halek, C. Dahlberg. Row 3: N. Akron, S. Braasch B. Brodm, R. Stenshe. P. Domaa? G. French. J. Ha berg. G. Sclinsky. Row 4: J. Travis, T. Otley. W. Pinkston, R. Manro. J. Carls. D. Hecke� G. Lhotka W. Carlson. R. Annoni. H.R. 319—Mrs. Sagehorn Row I: J. Blomquist. L. Hochstaetter. K. Bnggs. L. Johnson, J. Schipper. S. Fr.sell, E. Schuppel. Row 2: S. Rathbun, C. Doltoy, E. Carlson. M. Rice. E. Langren O. Tibou, S. Stan.uv Row 3: J. Larson, J. Hicks. D. Gardin. T. Edstrom, R. McDonald, K. Ulku, B. Supalo, J. Pederson. Row 4: W. Fy'e. R. Hall. C. Thomas. R. Sorenson. D. Rose. D. Swenson. T. Reed. B. Olson. D. Schake. A BACKWARD GLANCE We did it! is the sentiment of this year's ORATOR staff. A close inspection of 208A would reveal half-empty jars of rubber cement, many crumpled sheets of ill-advised copy, and a jumble of photos all overshadowed by the bulletin board which implores the staff to meet those deadlines. Efficiently editing the book were Adrienne Norman and Carol Miller. Their only drawback wa: a case of measles. A most important task was the layout. With geometric precision, Larry Schwartz and Bob Strom-berg put our book together. Handling the welter of activities fell to Margaret Renshaw, Janet Olson and Gary Campbell. Without sports school life is dull. Keeping us informed here were Ron Stolski, who also found time to croon lustily, and Ron Schmidt, our dapper-dan raconteur. The senior activities fell to Mary Ann Leverentz and Georgianna Silsbec, who kept their good humor despite numbed typing fingers and complicated layout problems. Homerooms were carefully identified, typed and re-typed by Carole Ho' ans, Rita Niedenfuer, and Joan Groenveldt. Business debits and credits fell to Audrey Z ack and Darlene Larson. This year’s shutter bug.’ John Gibson persevered to keep everyone happy with his pictures, with an assist from John Cross, the Patriot photog. Suffering through their mistakes and enjoying their inspiration was the adviser Thomas Helf. Zintsmaster Studios did much of our photography. Our engraver was the Bureau of Engraving; our printer, Lund Press, and our cover was done by The S. K. Smith Co.