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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

✓V Respectfully Dedicated to the Senior Class of 1957-1958 tfd School Minneapolis Minnesota Students Seniors . . . Page 4-18 Senior Advisory Page 18 Valedictorian and Salutatorian ....Page 19 Awards Page 19 Underclassmen ... Page 19-32 Sports Fall . Page 34-39 Winter Page 40-47 Spring Page 48-52 Faculty Administration Page 54-55 Teachers . . Page 56-57 Maintenance Page 58 Activities Homecoming Hall of Fame Clubs and Activities Memories Page 60-62 Page 63-65 Page 66-87 Page 88-96 This is the story of Patrick Henry High School in the school year of 1957-1958—the year made famous by the launching of the first manmade satellite and the chemise dress. The year also culminated in a great deal of attention on the part of public and press on the problems of American schools and their students. This Book isn't a panacea of educational problems, but rather the picture story of how one school worked, studied, and played— it is the story of Henry High in 1958. Patricia bergeron: Patt. g.a.a. y Teens. Band. F.H.A. • WILLIAM BERTRAND: 'Bdl. Golf, Apparatus. Hall Guard, Hi-Y: Spartans VP. • RICHARD BIALON: D.ck Cross Country. CAROLE BILLSTROM: Y-Teen . J.A. • PA-TRICIA BLAKE: Pat • JANET BLOMQUIST: ' Jan. Y-Teent. Band. Orator Staff. J.A.. G.A.A. Library Assistant. National Honor Society Class Play. CO Seniors ROCHELLE AASE: Rocks. F.H.A.. G.A.A.. Office Assistant. Library Assistant • DAVID ADAIR: Dave. Football. Band. Class Play. Sen or Advisory • CAROL AKRON: F.H.A. G.A A.. Band. Student Council. Y-Teens. Work Program. NOEL AKRON: Work Program • GAIL ANDERSON: Andy. Band. G.A.A. Y-Teens • MARY ANDREEN: National Honor Society. Y-Teens. German Club J.A. DONALD ANDRLE: Don, Football, Bascba Swimm ng Band. Hi-Y: Mercur es • RONALD ANDRLE: Ron Hockey. Football. Baseball Band Hi-Y: Mercuries • ROBERT ANNONI: Bob. DAVID ASCHER: Dave Senior Advisory • THOMAS ATHERTON • DOUGLAS AU-DETTE: Doug. JANET AUSTINSON: Jan. G.A.A Y-Teens • SUZZANNE BEHM: Sue s Y Teens. G.A.A. Band. Office Assistant. F.H.A.. J.A., Student Council • DELORES BENJAMIN: Bcnj., G.A.A.. J.A. Seniors Ou i ij ci i'L at Jlemy Uaae padded JERRy BOLLMAN: Jcr. Crow Country. Hockey, Hi-Y: Commander Treasurer • JEANETTE BOLTON: Cindy. Spanish Club • JAMES BOTTOMLEY • BARBARA BOWMAN: -Barb” National Honor Soe.ety. G.A.A.. Badminton. Senior Advtory, Band. Youth Conference. Y-Teens • SHIRLEY 8RAASCH: Shirf. Nat.onal Honor Society. G.A A.. Y-Teen, Char Latin Club Senior Advisory. Youth Conference • JUDY 8RAUN: Judi.' DORIS BRIXIUS: Jean. G.A.A.. Y-Teens • BRUCE BRODIN: Bruce. J.A.. H,-Y Imperils • ROGER BRODIN: Rodge' • LOUISE BROWN: Latin Club, G.A.A., Choir Secretary Senior Advisory National Honor Sooety Y-Teens • CARL BUR-MEISTER: Jim. Wrestling, German Club • SHELDON BURNS: Mouse.' Cross Country. Swimm ng Apparatus Track, Hi-Y; Spartans. JUDITH CARLS: Juds, G.A.A.. Y-Teens Latin Club National Honor Society, Youth Conference Student Health Council. Choir Accompanist Hi-C • CAROLE CARLSON: Sp dcr Worl Program. Student Council • EVONNE CARLSON: Bonnie Chou Y Teens • WARREN CARLSON: Warme. Football. Track. Sw.mm.ng Captain. Apparatus Captain. Hi-Y: Mercures • PATRICK CASSIDY: Pot • BARBARA CELUSNAK: 'Bonn. -. Lain Club Offce Ass.stant Chou. kememlesi ike locker ckaid and caked-. PENELOPE CERVENY: Penny, G.A.A F.H.A, Y-Teens Band. Pep Band. H.-C • RICHARD CHAM8ERS: D.ck • CAROL CLAYPATCH: F.H.A, Parliamentarian Thr.ft Club • KARON CLAYPATCH: F.H.A. Historian Choir Accompanist, Orchestra Accompany Thrift Club • CHERYL COTTRELL: •Sherry. Y-Teens. Photo Club G.A.A. • LAWRENCE COWAN: Larry. Ch0.r Hi-Y: Imperial . LOIS CREWSKY: Eve. Spanish Club • JOHN CROSS: Patriot Staff. Orator Staff • PATRICIA CUNNIEN: Pat. G.A.A. Latm Club Y-Teens, Band Secretary. Auditorium Committee • BEVERLY DAHL: Bev, G.A.A. Y-Teens Band Spanish Club • CAROL DAHLBERG: G.A.A Y-Teens Chapter Secretary Choir • GEORGlANNE DEILY: George.' Y-Teens. LUCILLE DELAMATER: 1 Luce • NANCY DENNY: Nanci. Work Program . NANCY DORR: Nanc. Y-Teens Latm C b GAA.. Band. F.H.A.. • PERRY DOMAAS: Cross Country. Track. Band. Work Program • CHARLENE DOLFAY- n� •• • RICHARD DUGGAN: Dick; Work Program. Seniors Seniors JANEIECE DUNCAN: Jan • LAURENCE DUNN: Larry Cross Country • CAROL DY- KOSKI: y-Teens, Class Ploy, N.F.L., Debate National Honor Society, Patriot Staff, G.A.A. ROBERT EDSTROM: Bob, Apparatus Hi-Y: Spartans • TERRY EDSTROM: Willie.- Base ball, Football, Hi-Y: Belvedere's, Choir. V.P., Student Council, Class Play • RICHARD ENGEN: Dirk, Hockey, Cross Country. MARY ANN ENGER: Lat.n Club • DARLENE ERICKSON: Dar. F.H.A. G.A.A.. Y-Teens • SHARRON ERICKSON: Erick Y-Teens. Ger-man Club President Orator Staff, G.A.A., Band, Office Assistant. RONALD EVERSON: Ron. H.-Y: Commanders. Cross Country • GAIL FAGERHAUG • KATHERINE FAIRBANKS: Kay. Lat.n Club. JOHN FEEHAN: Pat Apparatus. Wrestling • DONALD FELKNOR: Don, Hi Yt Spartans Student Council. Class Play Director • DEANNA FINDLEY: Dea. J.A.. G.A.A. Y-Teens. PATRICIA FJOSNE: Pat. Y-Teens G.A.A Auditorium Committee. Cheerleader Co-captain. Office Assstant • MARY FREDRICKSON: Y-Teens • GARY FRENCH: Frenchy, Wrestling,, Track. SHARON FRISELL: Shawna Kay. Y-Teens. Choir. G.A.A. F.H.A. V.P. • WAYNE FYLE: Fyle. Hi-Y: Commanders. Football • JANICE GABRIELSON: Jan Y-Teens J.A.. Library Assistant. C7J sl 4f Seniors SANDRA GAGEBY: Sandy G.A A. Band • PATRICK GANLEY: Speedo. Apparatus • JOHN GANZER: Cross Country Track. Wres.lmg. DANLEY GARDIN: Dan.' Apparatus. Baseball • GARY GAULKE: Hockey Capta n • JOHN GIBSON: Apparatus, Wrestling. Orator Staff Patr'ot Staff. ROBERT GRAHAM: Skip • JEROME GRANGER: 'Jerry, Track. Football, Wrestling. Apparatus Choir Hi Y: Spartans • JUDITH GRANQUIST: Granny N.F.l G.A.A. Na- t.onal Honor Society. Class Play. Cho r, Y-Teens. F.H.A. President. Badminton, German Club, Library Assistant. RUTHANNE GROW: Ruth. F.H.A. Y Teens. Lbrary Assistant • JOHN GRONHOLM: Football Co-captain, Choir. Youth Conference, Hi-Y. Belvedere's President • GLORIA GUSTAFSON. JOSEPH HALEK: Joe • JOHN HALLBERG: Hi-Y: Drako's. Work Program • EARL HALVERSON: Halver Hi-Y: Belvedere's, Football Track. JERROLD HALVERSON: j«f. Football. Track. Basketball, Hi-Y: Commanders' Secretary • GARY HAMMERLUND: Golf, Track Cross Country. Baseball Manager. Basketball. Hi-Y: Spartans President • MARY HAMMER-STROM: G.A.A . National Honor Society Pa triot Staff Library Assistant. GEORGE HANSON: Reb. Stage Crew • ROBERTA HANSON: Berta . G.A.A Y-Teens Choir Latm Club Student Council • HAROLD HARRISON: Harry Baseball, Basketball. Football. Patriot Staff. Cross Country Choir President, Youth Conference. Hi-Y: Belvedere's. c n jpatkall cj imei, p mtariU and pamp wiA... Seniors GENE HART: Geno. Hi Y: Spartans Cross Country. Basketball Co-captain • HARRIET HAUGEN: F.H A, G.A.A.. Y-Teeni DAVID HECKER: Dave Ht-Y: Commanders. Hockey Cross Country • JOAN HEDDING: 'Chubs Student Councl Sen or Adv;sory. Homecoming Attendant • SHEILA HEDlN: Office Assistant Y Teens. J.A.. F.H.A. • RALPH HEDMAN: Student Council, National Honor Society. GAIL HEINEMANN: He nie Y-Teens. G.A.A.. Latin Club. Sen or Advisory. Band • RICHARD HENNING: 'Dick' • JUDITH HICKS: Judy. Latm Club Choir. G.A.A.. Y-Teens • LORETTA HILLER: ‘ Lor. • LOIS HOCHSTAETTER: 'Lo,e ' Off-ce Assistant. Library Ass stant Y-Teens. G.A A • WILLIAM HO'STAD: B II Cross Country. Skiing. Track. LYLE HOLIN: Hi-Y: Mercuries. Track Cross Country Latm Club. Youth Conference, Class Mascot • SANDRA HOLLENBECK: Sandy’ • HOMER HONTZ: Golf Hi-Y: Spartans • DALE HULLEMAN: Holhgan,' Swimming, Football Hi-Y: Spartan. • SHARON HULLEMAN: Sherr Office Assistant • ELEANOR JACOBSEN: Beth. ' Debate G.A.A Spar sh Club Band. C93 p fi yjje U, danced — ike Aemwi pA m KAREN JACOBSON: Y-Teeni. G.A.A.. Cho.r, National Honor Society. J.A Clan Play • JOSEPH JENNINGS: Joe. Football WrcstUs Baseball. H.-Y: Drako’s President • JUDY JENSEN: G.A.A.. F.H.A. Student Council. Office Assistant • DONALD JOHNSON: Don. Band • GLORIA JOHNSON: Choir. Work Prolans • JUDITH JOHNSON: Yo-hon-son. Y-Teem. G.AA. Band. LaVERNE JOHNSON • DAVID JONES: Dave Football. Band. H.-Y: Belvedere s • JAN JORGENSON: Band Pep Band Hi-C Spanish Club. G.A.A.. J.A. • GARY KAMP: ' Kamper H.-Y: Spartans. Choir Senior Advisory • DEAN KELLER: Foot-ball. Sknng. H.-Y: Commanders • JEANETTE KIEFERLE: 1 Jan. Y-Teens. F.H.A. G.A.A. JUDITH KINGHORN: Judy Y-Teens. G.A.A.. National Honor Society. Spemsh Club Orator Staff. 8admmton J.A. Band • MARY ANN KIRVELAY: Kirv.e. G.A.A.. FHA.. German Club. Library Ass.stant Photo Club • ROBERT KLINE: Bob. Na t'Onal Honor Society. Auditorium Committee, Orator Staff Patriot Staff. Youth Conference. Student Council V.P.. Hi-Y: Belvederes, Football Co-capta.n. Basketball. Track • CHARLES KNUTSEN: Charl-e. H.-Y: Spartans • LOIS KOBLITZ: Na t.onal Honor Soc-ety. German Club, G-A A. Library Assistant • ANNETTE KOLINSKI: Anetko.” Latm Club. L-brary Assistant. G.A.A. Seniors Seniors WILLIAM KOPP: -Bill Band. Golf • BEV-ERLY KOTILA: Bev • JEANNETTE KRA- MER: Jan. JOHN KRAMER: Skcets.'' Swimming. Wrcs tling. Latin Club. Hi-Y: Mercuries, Student Council Treasurer Band, Pep Band. Youth Conference. N.F.L. • SHARON KREUER: Kuke. Y-Tccns • MARK KUEHNEL: Wrestling Co-captain Latin Club President. Football, Hi-Y: Mercuries. All C.ty Hi-Y V.P.. All School Cabinet President. NANCY LANE: Nanc, G.A.A.. Y-Teens. F.H.A.. Library Assistant • ELAINE LANG REN: G.A.A., J.A., Hi-C. Library Assistant. Nurse Assistant • RICHARD LAPPI: ''Dick. Cross Country Hi-Y: Belvedere's. Football, Track. JULIANNE LARSON: Julie. National Honor Society. F.H.A. Secretary, Y-Teens. G.A.A., German Club. Office Assistant, Library Assistant • JAMES LEE: Jim Work Program • SHARON LEHMANN: Shar National Honor Society. 8and Pep Band N.F.L.. G.A.A F.H.A.. Y-Tcens. Youth Conference. Debate. Orator Staff. EVERETT LEVENS: Ev • GENE LHOTKA: Geno. Football. Co-captain, Senior Advisory. Track. Class Play Hi-Y: Belvedere's Chaplain • JUDITH LINDEEN: Jude G.A.A.. Hi-C Photo Club. Choir. F.H.A.. Y-Teens. JOHN LINDQUIST: H.-Y: Mercuries. All School Hi-Y V.P.. Patriot Staff. Hockey. Golf. Orator Staff, National Honor Society V.P. • GOR-DINE LINDSTROM: Gordi. G.A.A., Y-Teens. Band. F.H.A., Office Assistant. Badminton. Cheerleader • JACK LLARINAS: Student Council. Movie Crew Track. Cross Country. Wrestling Cocaptain. RANDALL LOBASH: ‘Randy, Cross Country Captain Track. Hi-Y: Spartans • EDWARD LUBY: Ed • PAUL LYSNE: Lys. H.-Y: Mercuries, Choir, Tennis, Apparatus, Class Play. AFS Exchange Student. r ii □ CAROL NELSON: G.A.A. Y-Teens • MARK NELSON: Transfer fro m Luverne: Basketball Football Track • MICHAEL NELSON: M.ke Mike. Hi-Y: Mercuries, Wrestling, Tennis Band. LINA NEUFELO: H C Y-Teens German Club. Band • JAN NOSKER: N.F.L. Treasurer De-bate • JUDITH NOWAK: Judy Office Assistant, F.H.A.. G.A.A. Y-Teens Band. Youth Conference. Student Council Secretary. Homecoming Attendant C 121 Seniors RICHARD MANRO: Rich. Swimming, Apparatus. Stage Crew J.A. • JOANNE MATTSON: Jo Y-Teens Cho r • KAREN Me- COURTIE: Orator Staff. G.A.A. Y-Teens J.A. Band Badminton, Office Ass stant. Gym Assistant, Homecoming Attendant. R08ERT McDONALD: Mac • BERNARD McLAUGHLIN: Bud, Basic.bo I, S udcnt Council • RUTH McLAUGHLIN: ‘ Ruth.e 1 Latm Club German Club. KAREN MICHAUD: G.A.A. Y-Teens F.H.A. Office Assistant. J.A. • JUDITH MlELKE: ‘Judy Y-Tcens, Cho r. J.A. Gym Ass s ent G.A.A.. Badminton • GARY MITCHELL: Mitch. SHARON MLINER: Toots. Y-Teens G.A.A. Band • JAMES MONTGOMERY: J,m. H.- Y: Belvederes. J.A. • THOMAS MONT- GOMERY: Tom. Class Piey Basketball Cross Country Boys State. Youth Conference. Student Council President, Senior Advisory. Orator Staff Class President. Hi-Y: Commanders. All School Hi-Y Chaplin. Governors Youth Conference. Mayors Safety Council. BARBARA MOORE: Barb Y-Teens. J.A.. G.A.A. • NANCY MOXLEY: Y-Teens. G.A.A.. Choir Orator Staff Latm Club • BEVERLEE NELSON: ’Bev, G.A.A. Seniors the haucjjUet—Uie fun of heincj, a d nloA... PATRICIA NYGaRD: Pat. F.H.A. G.A.A.. Y-Teem, Patr.ot Staff • WAYNE O’KEEFE: ’ Boon • CAROLYN OLSEN: Office Aijiitant. G.A.A.. Band • JANICE OLSON: ' Jan. G.A.A.. Y-Teen Office An itant J.A. • JUDITH OLSON: Ole Latin Club G.A.A. Band. Clan Play. Y-Teen� . Office Ass-stant • LYNNE OLSON: Orator Staff Editor CHoir Matcot. Youth Conference. G.A.A.. National Honor Society. Clan Play. Student Council. Y-Teent. THOMAS OTLEY: Tom • DENNIS PALM: Denny. Batcball. Football. Youth Conference. Hi-Y: Commander' President • PATSY PARKIN: Pat. J.A. Library Anstant. Y-Teen . Office Assistant • RICHARD PATNODE: Dick • MARY PAUL-FRANZ: Y-Teeni. Latm Club. Band H.-C • KATHLEEN PAWLOSKI: Kathy. Y-Teent. F.H.A. Homeconvng Queen. Student Council. RICHARD PEHL: Golf Team • CAROL PERRY: Patriot Staff Editor Page One, Y-Teenj Youth Conference. Senior Advnoty • JUDY PETERSEN: Pete. G.A.A. F.H.A.. Office Assistant. Y Teens • CHARLES PHANEUF: Charlie • JAMES PIEPHO: Typhoid • WAYNE PINKSTON: H.-Y. C 13] and 2ueen Cathyd- ,jace at .ken, cowmcdum. KATHERINE POSHEK: Kay Y-Teen-. G.A.A. Band J.A.. Badminton. Work Program • DIANE QUADY: Dee. Y-Tccns Band, youth Conference G.A.A. National Honor Society • VIRGINIA RAHN: 'Jin. Y-Tccns. Senior Advisory. Band G.A.A.. OfT.cc Assistant. Spanish Club • JOAN RATHBONE: Joanie. J.A Span.sh Club, H.-C • SUZANNE RATHBUN: Sue Band. Orator Staff y-Teens. Student Council G.A.A.. Debate • PENELOPE RAYMOND: Penny.' TERRENCE REED: Terry • EDWARD REINERT: ’Eddie. Choir. Football Track. Senior Advisory. Class Sergeant-at-Arms • CAROLYN REYNOLDS: Bubbles G.A.A J.A • MARGARET RICE: ’ Maggie. G.A A. Y-Teens • CAROL ANN RICH- ARDSON: F.H.A. Y-Tccns • KATHLEEN RISKA: Kathy, G.A.A., F.H.A., Y-Teens. Chou. J.A. MARY RIVERS: Pat. Office Assistant. G.A.A., Tennis • MaRLYS ROCHELEAU: Mar. Work Program • JOHN ROEHL: Latin Club Orchestra WILLIS ROGERS: Willie Cross Country. Wrestling. Track Class Play Hi-Y: Spartans Chaplain J.A. ARTHUR ROPPE: ’Art. Track. Cross Country Hi-Y: Mercuries. Span.sh Club. Band, Class Play • RICHARD ROSE: Dick. Track, Band. Seniors Seniors SYLVAN RUE: ' Syl Student Council. H.-Y: Mercuries. Class Treasurer. National Honor Society President • BRUCE RYDEN: Track. Football. Skiing. Hi-Y: Belvedere's, Work Program. Choir • CAROL RYDSTROM: G.A.A. Cho-r. DuWAYNE SCHAKE: •'Wayne’ • THOMAS SCHELL: Tom. Hockey. Track, Hi-Y: Mercuries Secretary. Class V.P., Senior Advisory • JUDITH SCHIPPER: Jude ' Y-Teens Latin Club. Nurse Assistant. THOMAS SCHULLER: Shust. Hi-Y: Com-manders. Spanish Club • EDITH SCHUPPEL: Eyde, German Club, Y-Tecns, Band. Debate. N.F.L. National Honor Society • DUANE SCHUSTER: J.A.. German Club. Work Program. MARY SCOTKA: Scot. J.A. • JAMES SEAMAN: “Jim. Latin Club. Work Program • ARMAND SEGUIN: Hockey. Patrol Staff Editor Page Four. JAY SEIDENKRANZ: H.-Y: Belvederes • GARY SELINSKy: Swimming. Apparatus Student Council • CAROL SERY: Student Council. Library Assistant. Y-Teens. ROBERT SKEESICK: Bob Football. Track Pa-triot Staff • TONY SKJOLD: Football. Swim-ming. Track • DAVID SKOV: Don Stomp Club. BARBARA SLETTEN: Barb. Y-Teens I.C.C V.P. G.A.A., Latm Club. Band. Student Council. Youth Conference • SANDRA SLIMAK: G.A.A. Student Council. Y-Teens. F.H.A.. Homecom.ng Attendant. Youth Conference • NORMAN SOLAND: Norm. Hi-Y: Mercur.es. All School Hi-Y Secretary. National Honor So-ciety, Football. Apparatus. Baseball, Class Play. C 153 Seniors BRUCE SPANDE • LYNN SPRAGUE: Y-Teens • GERALD STACY: Jerry. Football. Golf. Class Play. Hi-Y: Mercuries V.P., Band President. STEPHANIE STANIUS: Steph. G.A.A.. Y. Teens. Latin Club J.A.. Hall Guard. Nurse Assistant • RONALD STELTEN: Ron • RICHARD STENSLIE: D.ck. H,-Y; Commanders, Hockey. RICHARD STRAND: Dick, Apparatus Co-cap-tam • LARRY STREETER: Lar • KEN-NETH SUNDMARK: Kenny Football Ho:key. Baseball. Hi-Y: Commanders. BARBARA SUPALO: Barb G.A.A , Y-Teens. Band Pep Band • JANICE SWADLING: Jan,' G.A.A., Choir Treasurer. Y-Teens President. Treasurer: Thr ft Club. Cheerleader Co-cap-tarn Senior Advisory. F.HA., Homecom ng Attendant • BARBARA SWANSON: Barb. CHARLES SWANSON: 'Chas. H.-Y Com-monders V.P. Football. Senior Advisory. Spanish Club • SHARON SWANSON: Swano. G.A.A.. Badminton, Y-Teens. Choir • JACQUELINE SWEET: Jacky. Y-Teens J.A. DOUGLAS SWENSON: Doug Senior Adv sory. National Honor Society Band V.P.. Pep Band. Spanish Club. Football. Tennis. Hi-Y: Spartans President. Youth Conference • SANDRA TALLMAN: Sandy. G.A.A.. Y-Teens F.H.A. Hall Guard • GARY TEMPLE: Tempt, Football, Hi-Y: Belvedere's Secretary Senior Advisory. MICHAEL THOMPSON: Mike. Work Program H.-Y: Spartans • BONNIE THURK: Office Assistant, G.A.A. • ORMA JEAN TIBOU: Orator Staff, Senior Advisory, Cho r G.A.A. Youth Conference. C 16 3 Seniors Vkeie a ie impMAticmd, uxe 'LL ixmcj, ememLe i PATRICIA TRACY: Pat G.A.A. F.H.A. • JAMES TRAVIS J.m • PHILIP TRYKE: Ph.l • ROBERT UHLENKOn: Bob.' Crott Country • KATHLEEN ULKU: 'Kathi, F.H.A. President State F.H.A,, V.P. National Honor Society. G.A.A. Y Tcent. Library Assistant. German Club. Choir. Patriot Staff Editor Page Three • RICHARD VALERIUS: Dick. Work Program PATRICIA VaNVICK: Patty.' Youth Conference. Y-Teens Secretary, Patriot Staff. Band. National Honor Society Secretary. N.F.L V.P Debate • PAUL VICK: V.c H Y: Commander Span.� h Club • MARLYS VOS: Cho.r Y-Teens. GAA. F.H.A. German Cub Work Program • JUDITH WAHL: Judy F.H.A.. Cho.r. GAA.. Student Council. N.F.L.. Y-Teens. Orchestra, Clast Play • RUTH WELING: Ruth.e Work Program. G.A.A. F.H.A. • LEANNE WEST: Work Program. MARY WESTERLUND: Mare. Cho.r, J.A • JOAN WHITE: Joann,e. Work Program German Cub PATRICIA WHITE: Pat Work Program • MICHAEL WILDER: M.ke Baseball Basketball. H.-Y: Spartant • GARY WOLFE: Wolf, Foot- ball. Basketba'I Hi-Y: Drako t • CHARLOTTE YOST: Char GAA Badminton Debate. Girls State. Y-Teens Band Treasurer N.F.L. President German Club. Thrift Club. Clast Play. National Honor Society Treasurer. Patriot Staff Editor Page Two. Student Council. All City Student Council. Class Secretary. Youth Conference. cm JOHN ZROKER: Johnnc. Hi-Y: Spartan . Basketball Basebr • SANDRA ZUKAITIS: ••Sandy y-Teen,, G.A.A., F.HA Cheerleader • BARBARA TUOMIE: Barb Latin Club, V Teen . G.A.A, HARALD PEDERSEN, our exchange student this year from Haugesund. Norway, is a fine example of the work the American Field Service is doing to create better international relations. His effervescent personality and sparkling smile have won him many friends during his stay in this country. The senior class voted him Handsomest in the Hall of Fame. Among his activities are: Student Council: National Honor Society, Hi-Y. Mercuries; Spanish Club. President; and Track. Honor Students Judith Carls Judith Granquist Sylvan Rue Norman Soland Barbara Bowman John Lindquist Janet Blomquist Karen Jacobson Edith Schuppel Charlotte Yost Patricia Vanvick Lynne Olson Shirley Braasch Carol Dykoski Robert Kline Mary Hammerstrom Lois Koblitz Diane Quady Sharon Lehmann Julianne Larson Senior Advisory Row I: G. Kamp. L. Holm D. Swenson. Row 2: J. Swadlmg. C. Yoit. G. Hemtmann V. Rahn L. Brown, J. Heddmg. C. Perry S. Braatch O. Tibou. B. Bowman, Row 3: T. Schell, G. Temple. D. Adair, E. Rcinert, S. Rue C. Swanson D. Asher. T. Montgomery. cm Valedictorian, Judith Carls Salutatorian, Judith Granquist Honors Awarded to Finest The two seniors who attained the highest scholastic standing in a class of 274 students throughout their years at Henry High School received the honors of valedictorian and salutatorian. This year a group of seniors were also chosen for various awards and scholarships. These seniors were those who consistently contributed their services and cooperation to the school—often much more than was expected. Charlotte Vost American Legion Rose Reese Patricia Cunnien Star and Tribune Lynne Olson Sylvan Rue Judith Carls Robert Kline Judith Granquist Thomas Montgomery D.A.R. Award S.A.R. Award First National Bank First National Bank P.T.A. Award P.T.A. Award Underclassmen Juniors H.R. 313—Mr. Anderson Row I: K. Parpart, M. Healy. G. DeWitt. S Kresa G. Erickson, K. Eklund. Row 2: A Smart. C. Mclelvey. G. Stauffacher. B. Beck with. R. Pearson, S. Heryla. J. Ewing. J. Black well. Row 3: J. Bartelt. S. Holmberg. K. Bel ski. S. Ersbo. K. Gustason, D. Swgart, E Kolinski P. Sather. Row 4: R Notoro J Kallestad. B. Carlson, T. Moondy. J. Vice M. Jacobson, P. Baker, G. Gustafson. H.R. I 12—Miss Ansel! Row I: D. Scnske. C. Schirmers. M. Neilson. J. Brcdcscn, W. Peterson. V. Larson. Row 2: J. Vicento. J. Stock, K. Mernik, D. Peterson. D. Hatcher, G. Gustafson. Row 3: B. Kramer H. Krause, K. Roiland. C. Roiland. J. Gies-mann, J. Robillard, D. Kaczmorczyk. Row 4: D. Sorenson, J. Thunstrcm. J. Kamman. J. Danko. M. Kohler. D. Brodin, B. Wilson. W. Vetsch. H.R. 307—Miss Bekkrus Row I: M. Gruener, D. Wischart, C. Fors. G. Jiracek. S. Gulenchyn, J. Granger. Row 2: G. Gozola. P. N tzschkc, C. Turner, P. Himler. E. Erdman, G. Edling. D. Johnson. Row 3: J. Gruidl, M. Japs, J. Hicks, F. Conrad P. Hart. J. Buchkosky. G. Shcrcr. H.R. 218—Miss Johnson Row I: M. Mimkus. S. Paulson, M. Abraham. B. Larsen. M. Erickscn. M. Wedin. Row 2: P. Gaffney, R. Nelson, G. Davis. R. Patnode. B. Kievcn, J. Hill, G. Carlson. Row 3: A. Fortier, P. Ondarko. L. Pohja. B. Sullivan. D. Bennett. G. Hocrschgen. G. Miller. Row 4: J. Parker, T. Keegel, J. Lindquist, K. Mosher, G. Sicdlccki, D. Norton. H.R. 214—Miss Johnston Row I: K. 8randon. D. Christensen. B. Elliott. J. Baardsgaard. N. Zurbcy. Row 2: K. Wes-tcrlund C. Schuppel. K. Fechan. F. Farrington, V. Middlemist, 8. Picha. G. Brown. Row 3: J. Caldwell, T. Dehne. J. Hinds. D. Peterson, S. Hill, K. Carson. J. Smith Row 4: G. Spane. J. Espclien. T. Scollord. L. Oppcn J. Dahl, P. Becker, S. Frazier. V. Clipper. C203 H.R. 215—Mr. Hoerschgen Row I: J. Rice. C Fairbanks, J. Egbcrg. A Jacobsen. L. Houck B. Kraemcr. J. Wedel Row 2: J Jornlin. J. Goodin. J. Petersen M Thornbcrg. D. Campbell, B. Paums, G. Ber kowitr, J. Schaitbergcr. Row 3: M Canfield S. Hlady, G. Sawicki, D. Tiemens, D. See mann, D. Methicu G. Malik. Row 4: L. An derson, W. Knight, D. Ross E. Blcs. G. Sol field. A. Knutson. L. Hondo. P. Rzeszutek. H.R. Ill—Mr. Miller Row I: J. Johnson. A. Taus. D. Ring. B Mitchell. C. Brown, S. Gustafson. Row 2: P Mortenson, K. Maurit?, A. Johnson, R. Ron nei, y. Everett. D. Johnson B. Ristamaki Row 3: S. Tessman M Farnsworth, A. Knoll G. Harrington. B Lucas. Row 4: K. Nord strom. K. Johnson. J. Flakne. B. Brown. T Vendel, J. Monro. R. Olson. J. Harrison. H.R. 206—Mr. Schmidt Row I: C. Rugg, S. Kline. J. Richardson. R. Wanglie, K. Schug. S. Matthews. Row 2: S. Ostlund. C. Thurk. S. Pearson, J. Meier, L. Whittlef. C. Tackaberry, J. Fo . M. Olson. Row 3: T. Sichler, R. Van Tassel. C. Hoppe, H. Scoblic, L. Smith, L. Scherfenbcrg. R. Penas. J. Ruffcnach, E. Laitala. Row 4: D. Thayer, B. Zwack. K. Rood J Shandorf. T. Nygaard. D. Ziegler, P. Skeie. M. Olson. C 21 3 H.R. 306—Miss Spute Row I: D. Peterson, R. Brixius, J. Marsolais. R. Hennings S. Coates. B. Carlson. Row 2: C. Dean. B. Dykoski. M. Burnham. C. Hayden, S. Erickson, E. Halverson, S. Campion. K. Anderson. Row 3: C. Cooper D. Bell, L. Erickson, M. Hillmon, D. Elmquist. N. Neuman, R. Okerstrom, P. Rocheford. H.R. 216—Mr. Amundson Row I: G. :lmonico, M. Maos. L. Block well, K. Bra'ihall, P. Haglund. Row 2: K Alexander. D. Schultz. J. Fisher, D. Dischin ger. L. Thompson, J, Iskcrla. Row 3: S. Nel son, K. Sundmark, K. Slind, B. Iverson W Weeks. E. Pcckels, L. Welker. Row 4: E Dohrwardt R Johnson. D. Lund. D. Udell M. Wanvig, J. Green, J. Knight. H.R. NO—Mr. Wemeier Row I: P. Puffer, S. Vizcnor, C. Achtelik J. Zacher. S. Vaughn. Row 2: D. Zukoitis, P. Foster J. Maicr. J. Hughes, T. McNomara. E Skoog Row 3: G. Haley, I Jao’lie. J. Theibault. B. Anderson A. Skoog J. Nonrd, A. Sjostrom. Row 4: N. Madsan B. Duncan, T Fiskc. K. McKenzie. G. Scherber, G. Car-son. N. Christofferson. Sophomores H.R. 319—Mrs. Barbuto Row I: A. Gallagher, S. Hammerstrom, J. Peszynski. A. Deforge R. Fortier. K. Gallick. Row 2: J. Wrzos. I. Bromen, D. Durand. C. Lundeen, P. Kosciolek, S. Domalik. B. Han-son, G. Bernhardt. Row 3: T. Fitzsimmons. B. Lakotas, L. Youngen, D. Campbell. M. Picp-ho, T. Cornwell. A. Gulden. Row 4: F. Kreu-ter R. De Tuncz. G. Fugere. P. Kregcr. C. Henning. M. Ouellette. R. Gilbertson, T. Knopik. H.R. 121—Mrs. Boquist Row I: S. Bryntcson. E. Pawlosli K. Mcrri gan, J. Schneider, C. Johnson. Row 2: D Egbcrg. J. Abrahamson, A. Nelson. J. Boll man, E. Langermann, K. Hayford, B. Mernik Row 3: A. Adair. A. Peissig. R. Schuster. S Schultz. E. Swanson R. Lorentzen, S. Kline Row 4: W. Kaar N. Hammerstrom. C. Can ham, J. Stolski. D. Almquist, 8. Garin, C Ekclund. C223 H.R. 316—Mr. Clawson Row I: B. Fjordcn. J. Minor. K. Burch, B. Roberts. S. Freeman. J. Falconer. Row 2: J. Behrcndt. R. Gutenchyn, R. Stclljes, N. Christianson. L. Hanson. L. Christensen. P. Chermalt. Row 3: L. Hofei. G. Tctnowski, G. Hcmness. S. Reckers, J. Horkey. J. Johnson J. Micel' J. Parsons. Row 4: B. Sproguc P. Sawicki. A. Dahlbcrg, D. Bryant. K Johnson, B. Johnson. R. Larson. H.R. 33—Mr. Klausler Row I: S. Nyback T. Bcauchane. A. Palm, B. Schipper, A. Swanson. Row 2: L. Lupino, J. Thompson. R. Noot. P. Forbes. W. Macy. K. Berntson. Row 3: J. Moskalk, K. Johnson. M. Sundholm, K. Hagen. D. Widstrom, G. Anderson. Row 4: P. Bciski. K. Stengc. K. Eggcn. D. Johnston. S. Neff, E. Comfort. Row 5: J. Sylvander R. Lcwcock, R. Malley. B. Ohland, D. Laine, D. Pangrac. G. Hatton. H.R. 21 I—Mr. Lundcll Row I: D. Eliason, J. Theis. D. DeLaittre, M. McCullough, S. Lund. K. Huctari. Row 2: H. Madison. G. Zicbarth. B. Carney. S. Scars, K. Hall. M. Schafer, B. Weldon. L. McGin-.ms. Row 3: G. Rcaser. C. Anderson. R. Willey. C. Malmstrom J. Bies. K. Honson. K. El-ickson. J. Cnvits. R. Coates. Row 4: B. W'l Lams. N. Anderson. D. Johnson. R. Becklund. G. Carlson. J. Finnamorc. K. Finnamore. D. Gordhamer. H.R. 113—Mr. Littlefield Row I: D. Skarry. E. Rocheford. C. Bedard K. Travis, M. Borries. Row 2: G. Kocur. K Heeler. S. Stacy. J. Knutson, G. Hammer und. S. Lasota. Row 3: M. Heath. C. Hoi ten R. Lonn. L. Sullivan, J. Phylc, J. Hoff mann. C. Anderson C. Hoitem Row 4: V Jaeche, D. Simpson M. Duoos D. Clark. J McClay. J. Schonbcrg. G. Ruffenach, B. Fair weather. Row 5: D Wysxynski D. Perry. M Schoeben J. Young. J. Kramer. A. Johnson R. Dorr. C23D H.R. 317—Mr. Moe Row I: G. Berg, J. Audette, S. Bostrom. S. Nygard, C. Malin. Row 2: S. Athc.ton J. Johnson, S. Zukaitis, S. Tobler, D. Johnson. Row 3: D. Cunnien, R. Lund. R. Johnson. R. Lapp!. J. Brcdin, D. Jones. H.R. 130—Mr. Mullery Row I: K. Denny M. Goodin. K. Langcrman J. Welch. L. AntiHa. F. Greene. Row 2: J. Shea. W. Swenson, V. Olson. P. Cunningham, B. Hubbs, 8. Subject, L. Stanton. Row 3: M. Morris K. Irwin K. Bosshart, K. Irwin, B. Johnson, R. Lane, G. Kingnorn. P. Lcvcrcntz J. Bchm. Row 4: J. Hanson. J. Hozcmpa. K. Kohagcn. S. Scheibe, J. A. Swanson, J. Brud-vile. L. Carlson. H.R. 320—Mr. O'Neil Row I: W. Ba.thozor, N. Mitchell, C. Achte-lile, B. Duncan R. Balthozor, N. Kiely. Row 2: J. Grohovsky, P. Zelenak. V. Miterko. J. Lev-ens, T. Fish, R. Tracy, M. Roberg. J. Shorten. Row 3: C. Roach. S. Bra:ne:d. B. Kirvelay. M. Kolinski. R. Anderlic. C. Pedersen. C. Reed, G. Skoog. B. Leavitt. Row 4: T. Kraft. L. Brandberg. J. Schumacher G. Mlekoday. P. Ditty. M. Pakkala. R. Godlcwski. B. Gerdts. C 24 3 Row I: M. Kennedy. K. Abraham, J. Boko-voy. D. Palm. J. Berg. J. Ward. Row 2: S. Jornlin B. Brown. W. Bennett J. Gilfillan. B. Ornat, D. Quady, B. Grymaluk, K. Groth. Row 3: S. Pfaffc, M. Olson, D. Bjorngaard. S. Schmidt. J. Eberlein, J. Coles C. Wood. D. Mortenson. Row 4: G. Burger D. Schuller, S. Bartlett. N. Baumcistcr. R. Pribblc. B. Stewart, R. Lucht, D. Peterson. H.R. 315—Mr. Younghans Row I: J. Sharp. R. We land. J. Rummelhoff. P. Rhodes, y. Hollenbach, M. Hult'ne. C. Camocho. Row 2: P. Johnson K. Miller. S. Baiter, D. Hawrysh. J. Gilbert. B. Chailquist. C. Thomas. R. Reeder. Row 3: L. 8oulka. L. Hubbard, D. Thorn, A. Hart, J. Podtuch S. Nasholm. S. Topel, K. Swanson. Row 4: J. Macicjny. B. McLaughlin, R. Kormaml. W. Ersbo. B. McClellan, N. Zroka. K. Stone. D. Sacltreitter. Freshmen H.R. 303—Mrs. Armacost Row I: M. Cabaya, L. Bourdeau, A. Laumann V. Taylor, L Lund, E. Hagen. M. Orcutt Row 2: P. Rice. S. Lund G. Nordstrom. J Caldwell. H. Loefflcr, R. Ponath, C. Glims dole, K. Edlund. Row 3: D. Ring. R. Staf ford. S. Urbanslti, S. Jacobson. G. Conrad J. Lcvasscur. C. Jones. Row 4: S. Gothe. G Walstrom. M. Johnson, P. Wedel, J. Me Namara. B. Moeller. D. Bone. D. Woyke Row 5: A. Johnson. P. Ryan, R. Waite. E Jacltson, M. Noard D. Stohl M. Northway H.R. 17—Mr. Barnett Row I: R. Johnson G. Anderson, H. Kob-litz. G. Wahl. E. Samborski. S. Rathbone, S. Duoos. Row 2: B. Gaffney. D. Johnson, D. Gilbertson. G. Gru dl. D. Stauffacher. L. Ra-ncl S. Pehl, M. Pedersen. Row 3: C. 0 monico. P. Kay G. Franc. D. Hlady M. Baritj, B. Rylel. M. T bury. Row 4: J. Taus G. Jensen, M. Busse, D. Zclenak. J. Granger. J. Halck. D. Pchrson G. Hornig. Row 5: R. Polley. J. Shugren. M. Carson. K. Lange, P. Dodds. S. Bolduc, J. Anderson. H.R. I 19—Miss Sanford Row I: D. Oxley C. Garscia, C. Wolf, D. Jorgensen. D. Alden. Row 2: S. Piatt. S. Stoeckmann, L. Wilson. C. Gjedncs. T. Galvin J. Henrikson. P. Larson, L. Keller. Row 3: J. Llarinas. E. Hokanson. K. Krez G. Johnson. R. Erickson, G. Mattice, L. Anderson. C25U H. R. 101—Mr. Engel Row I: H. Curtis. D. Arneson, D. Skavlan. L. St. George L. West. B. Scholcr. Row 2: I. Allgcod. K. Tracy, G. Swigart. R. Cottrell. D. Gomez R. Kopp. Row 3: D. Dahlvang N. Bodied S. Ho'mes. J. Krause. G. Duggan. Row 4: M. Christianson N. McCourtic, R. Boyer. G. Hankc. K. Kinghorn, C. Bursaw. Row 5: R. Bednarezyk, G. Joiy, D. Gustafson, D. Asplund, G. Joly. R. Hudalla J. yakymi. H.R. 120—Miss Best Row I: R. Gibson. M. Pierskolla, J. Halck M. Parsons B. Goodne, H. Merrigan. Row 2: B. Ristamoki, N. Erlandson. M. Wittig. D. Eckstein. B. Decowski. D. Cederberg, J. Wright. J. Gerdts. Row 3: M. Nevison, B. Oine, G. Silsbee, D. Larson, J. Stock, G. Arf, L. Ladwig. Row 4: T. Tomeszewski D. Sor-bel, F. Johnson, F. Zdlmcr, C. Atkinson, J. Mitera. A. Ulku, D. Curry. Row 5: J. Klaman, R. Bcauchane, T. Hansen, A. Honson, G. Halbert. C. Nelson, D. Peterson. H.R. 118—Mrs. Britzius Row I: R. Odette R. Word, H. Mitchell, D. Deity. C. Charley. L. Coyle. Row 2: J. New strom. D. Johnson. M. Harris. C. Wo tz. T. Kornberg J. Johnson. Row 3: J. Sicdleckc. C. Rickki, J. DeMars. J. Bies, M, Grigsby. J. Brown, S. Kenyon. Row 4: J. Sorcn;on. L. Ketfcrle, M. Scoblic, D. Invie. W. Kasparek, C. Duede M. Kronberg J. Smith. Row 5 D. Pribyl, B. Rynders, G. Zicsmcr $. Sheldon. G. Ovcrson, F. Ticmens, D. Pagcnkopf. H.R. 311—Mr. Glcnny Row I: R. Jops, D. Fyle, V. Achtehk, A. Olson. M. Grohovsky. C. Zaun. Row 2: C. Sell, M. Robierg, T. Balcome, D. Sheldon. J. Muncy. S. Grow. J. Richards, T. Teresi. Row 3: A. Knowlton. V. Sm.thrud. M. Lee J. Boden, J. Mitchell. B. Anderson, J. Wilkcr-son. Row 4: H. Dodds. J. Merritt, M. Mattson, P. Derrick K. Kioncz T. Hinds. Row 5: A. Andrcason. D. Stein. B. Hollenbeck, J. Kaminski. P. Schubert T. Ready, K. Kronberg. C 26 3 H.R. 305—Mrs. Waara Row I: C. Parpart, S. Lehman C. Lehman. N Lehman. R. Vicento. T. WahlCn. Row 2 A Johnson. D. Stinson. N. Fosberg. S. Atk.n son J. Ramola M. Kotak. Row 3: B. Holm berq. D. Snow T. Gagcby J. W.llner. B Davn D. Keran. P. West Row 4: P. Mont gomcry. M. Roxifl, P. Waldner. B. Nelson 8. Hirch. M. Booth. K. Peabody L. young Row 5: W Bruner. C Person 0. Rcer. C Manson. T. Ebcrhart. D. Parker C. Englert. C27D I H.R. 308—Mrs. Vogt Row I: T. Mitchell. D. DuGal, K. Moen. S. Brandon, R. Swanson. D. Viicnor. C. Lav-reche. Row 2: L. Larson. B. Lafferior J. Wie-busch. L. Williams. E. Teige. J. Hill, N. Parad.se K. Peckels. Row 3: J. Lupo R. Boc D. Madison. S. Mihalchick. T. Satherlie, 0. Harenza. G Nordstrom. V. Olson. Row 4: M. Bronner. K. Klnghorn. P. Busch, G. Johnson. D. Matthews J. RobiHard. C. Peterson. Row 5: B. Heen, K. Jackson R. Ackerman. T. Paulfranz. R. Bolduc. J. Jones G. Bowman, M. Canfield. H.R. 321—Mrs. Neubauer Row I: N. Hnath, J. Bovee, M. Canham J. Corbett S. Staedy. J. McKelvcy. Row 2: J. Kaezmarczyk B. Brown. D. Mikkelson, D. Notaro. R. Purdes L. Thunstrom. Row 3: J. Chandler. T. Hofer B. Tessman. S. Lucas, W. Dcdo. B. Mattson, J. Knutson. Row 4: M. Carfson. C. Westerlund. D. Larson. K. Hondo, S. Farnsworth, S. ScKater. Row 5: C Holm, E. Oiberry, P. Quisno. K. Johnson, R. Hulle-man. B. Tessman. B. Bergersen. H.R. 107—Mrs. Soderquist Row I: S. Holcomb. D. Sackreiter. J. Gillespie. C. Barstow. G. Fnsell. K. Baier. Row 2: J. Shope, K. Dahl. V. Hansen, A. Lasscr, B. Philstrom. J. Smith. Row 3: J. Mosher. N. Sundholm, C. Lindquist. M. Kopp, J. Townsend, J. Tuomie Row 4: F. Gantry J Arrcll. K Beck J. Johnson, L. Ridgway. Row 5: M. Jorgensen. C. Skjold D. Webber. H. Lcslin, D. Friend. D. Peterson. H.R. 300—Mr. Beauchane Row I: J. Nelson. J. Hammond. A. Rob n-son F. Nelson, G. Nordhcim. Row 2: R. Wold. E. Subject. D. Freeman, C. Laursen, J. McCormick J. Farnham. Row 3: B. Budge R. Cain. F. Lasser, P. Larson J. Whittlef, L Ceminsky, R. Dorr. Row 4: D. Stattline, L. Nelson, M. Shanahan, R. Fredrick. G. Cutter, B. Bolte. H.R. 301—Mrs. Brown Row I: B. Minikus, V. Reistad B. Rettke D. Nelson. C. Cabaya, N. LaCrosse. Row 2: B Bahls, B. Sundholm, M. Miceli, R. Lund P. Gerving, K. Kracmer. Row 3: P. Ounfee H. Welkc. C. Groth, C. Bradley R. Hinds. L. Thompson. M. Woyke. Row 4: C. Kormanik, L. Seemann. A. Krefting, N. Mihalchick. V, Miller, C. Olson. H.R. 131—Mr. Erickson Row I: M. Coyle. R. Israel, K. McGlynn D. St. George J. Schneider. D. Thompson. Row 2: D. Nord. H. Schoonover, R. Osmondson. J. Shomshak, J. Hollenbach. Row 3: B. Ram-berg, M. Walch, S. Erickson. V. Norton. J. Erickson. B. Wollersheim, R. Hanson. Row 4: M. Palm, K. Johnson, R. Rylel. G. McDonald. N. Linboe. L. Fredrickson. H.R. 202—Mr. Frederickson Row I: G. Woodford P. Aust. J. Holbert S. Jonow cc, R. Newstrom. M, Ricker. Row 2: H. Resnikoff J. Emerson, J. Stenshc. P. Cas-tonqoy, D. Trettel, J. Russeth, D. Levcrcntx. Row 3: N Gulenchyn, G. Olson. D. Eastman. C. Bursaw, C Boescn, S. Wrzos Row 4: M. Luza-ck, J. Johnson. C. Nelson. J. Schiller, M. Paul-,on. M. Michaud J. Kallestad. Row 5: W. Lee K. Falconer, R. Langcrmann. J. Thur.k. B. Arno'd, C. Sherer, J. Andc ton. C 28 ] H.R. 122—Mrs. Melrose Row I: K. Sloan. I. Anderson, D. Koppel, D. Pearson, D. DeMuth, C. Jacobsen. Row 2: N. Crosser. J. Hill, J. Seagren, E. Polivka. P. Chambers, D. Dahl. C. H'Per. Row 3: B. Tyrpa, S. Bostrom. C. Cheese R. Clanville, C. Parker, C. Voxland. T. Cook. Row 4: N. Peterson. K. Davis. R. Johnson, W. Johnson. R. Harrison. L. LaBarre. S. Carls, J. Campbell. H.R. 302—Mr. Palm Row I: B. Barrett. D. Pearson. J. Scholer J. Sodcrgren. J. Lokken, M. DegcL Row 2: L. Johnson, M. Benjamin. D. Axell, R. Mozcy, G. Pcissig S. Fosberg. Row 3: J. Pehl, L. Lind. T. Dew, R. Chakolis, K. Cochran, B. Richardson. Row 4: D. Hanson, J, Richardson. J. Morris, C. Stanley. A. Weber. D. Lind-bloom. H.R. 304—Miss Hosford Row I: R. F-txsimmons, R. Nelson, J. Thorn-berg, D Campbe K. Ness, H. Shogren. Row 2: G. Illg. R. Frey. K. Hoel. D. Clyne, J. Hanson. T. Mernik, K. Swengston. Row 3: J. Scott. S. Schafer. K. Davis. B. Nelson. K. Larkin, M. Weight. Row 4: B. Stenstro W. Scotko. R. Brown, R. Gustafson. J. Greve. P. Shepensky, H. Johnson. Eighth Grade H.R. 322—Mr. Fricke Row I: D. 8eteman. W. Millet, S. Rider, P. Ronnei. L. Ronnei. Row 2: B. Johnston. J. Iskierka. R. Sather, J. Cowdery. C. Nelson. S. Allgood B. Howkinson. Row 3: B. Bovee. R. Tooley. T. Kuehn. C. Bursaw, G. Barnard. J. Orstad. R. Fo . Row 4: P. Cleveland S. Peterson. S. Him K. Matsen. N. Sletten. Y. Gustafson. J. Peabody. C29D H.R. 309—Mr. Salisbury Row I: S. Sheldon, M. Namyniuk, R. Guxek 3 Kocur, P. Peterson. Row 2: D. Kreger, D. Koliodgc. T. Larson. G. Gochrlnger. P. Lind gren G. Hess. J. Berryman. Row 3: L. Holanson, C. Malm, T. Ouady, D. Pyka. E. Tuthill. R. Pactxnick. Seventh Grade ■ H.R. 209—Mr. Rock Row I: J Oakley, A. Gillespie. J. Minor. P. Biet. M. Krajno. R. Jacobson. D. Vcndel. Row 2: R. Ostcnberg, S. Oxberiy, J. Flakne T. LaClare R. Nelson, G. youngward. C. Carlson, S. Hcrvas. Row 3: N. Baier, P. Pe russc L Kostclnik. E. Wittlinger C. Rcihcr K. Svenson. B. Zacherson, J. Swanson. Row 4: J. Sorensen. J. Mosher, B. Carlton, C. Carlson, S. Callan. J. Morris. J. Hawkmson. H.R. 201—Miss Burns Row I: B. St. George, K. Robinson K. Burns, P. Peebles. M, Walseth. M. Jacobson R. Bomcs R. Bums. Row 2: R. Buth C. Ploof. J. Jorgensen, K. Purdcs. L Horgens, R. Pegg. Row 3: W. Wolinski. E. Siems. D. Engstrom. G. Nanedlak J. Knutson, D. Jerdee, E. Lupmo. Row 4: M. D Tuncq, S. Mortin, V. Berryman, R. Jacche. S. Swanson. R. Pcter-ton. H.R. 106—Mrs. Feikema Row I: M. Stubbs. L. Taylor, K. Davis. R. Guitinger, E. Randolph, P. Muncy. M. Shait-bcrgcr. Row 2: R. Sclmsky, L. Wemebargcr, M, Swanson, C. Lindbcrg. B. Davit, G. Bursch. R Shondorf. Row 3: T Ketke. M. Mont gomcty, D. Therres, C Watanabe, L. Miller, F. Rahn. Row 4: y. Israel, S. OcWitt, J. Pedersen, I. John. D. Johnson. I 301 H.R. 100—Mr. Johnson Row I: J. Rice D. Skillingstad, G. Thompson, R. Bohn, K. Hanson, M. Gronlund. D. Benson. Row 2: B. White, B. Brunner. M. Chandler. G. Lowy, C. Wandersee. Row 3: R. Ttovik, N. Mahler, R. Johnson, M. Knuds-vig, M. Nelson. Row 4: D. Egberg T. Matthews, L. Larson, J. Hagen. A. Hanson, J. Sheridan. Row 5: K. Bachmeyer. C. Bartelt. J, Fondow B. Welke, S. Kaari, T. Skalberg. H.R. 207—Miss Hynes Row I: D. Langston. D. Nierengarten. D. Holcomb. V. Holmquist. R. Johnson, B. Allard. Row 2: C. Davidson, M. Lee, S. Peterson. P. Tessman. V. Pajak, B. Enge. Row 3: D. Bialon, D. Ness, D. Gardner, R. Dehne, J. Schwitzky, D. Streeter. G. Bergeron. Row 4: J. Paradise, R. Sibley. L. White, B. Swanson, R. Walstead, G. Lonsing. H.R. 208—Mr. Pulkrabek Row I: D. Nygaard, L. Jacobsen, M. Ronnc D. Somborski S. Fox. C. Gibson. Row 2: C. Kasparek, R. Kohler, M. Wold, C. Slimak, J. Halverson, G. Canfield. Row 3: R. Lund, J. Justesen. T. Lupino. D. Hornstcn. N. Johansen D. Schell. D. Notaro. Row 4: R. Aase. M. Hcincmarn, G. Hubbard. G. Anderson. E. Peterson. L. Anderson. C31 □ H.R. 204—Miss Erickson Row I: L. Bollman, W. Bryntesen. M. Parsons S. Parpart R. Winder D. Slattery. Row 2: P. Brindamour. J. Wcstip, N. Gibson. D. Ed-ling. S. Lund. D. Wittlinger, F. Richards. Row 3: A. Hcitcn, A Hocm, S. Christophcr-son. J. Annoni. J. Norgren. D. Buchancn, K. Hubbard. Row 4: R. Johnson. S. Nordstrom, M. Stanley, D. Wyszynski. G. Schuster. M. Waite. S. Lobejko. H.R. 134—Mr. Wobig Row I: M. Uggla. W. Hamrick M. Johnson. J. Nordstrom. B. Shaw. Row 2: J. Lange M. Weber. P. Severtson. K. Cameron, S Forseth. G. Wittig. D. Laurel Row 3: R. Harrison, T. Tcssman. A. Johnson. D. Simonson. B. Dun-fee C. Baardvgaard. Row 4: H. Lohse, D. Reynolds. D. Carlson K. Mashek S. Moore. P. Page. C323 H.R. 310—Mr. Johnson Row I: J. Edlund, P. Svcntck, J. Carlson. D. Moore. C. Nevison. Row 2: C. Hanson. D. Schneider, T. Audette, D. Schafer L. Nelson M. Podruch, C. Heinch. Row 3: B. Page K. Fu'ler, D. Horgen. R. Smith. L. Olson. J. Peterson, C. Laitala Row 4: B. Schuttr D. Day. S. Knight. W. Johnson, R. Northway G. Barnett. A. Bender. H.R. 136—Mr. Swanson Row I: E. Westmark. D. Johnson, P. Stanton. B. Winick G. Burmiller. Row 2: N. Lambesi: S. Lmdfon, D. Satcrlund, D. Baurr, K. Dahl. Row 3: M. Merntt, B. Phylc S. Thayer C. McDaniel J. Dorr. Row 4: A. Sheldon. S Swigart. M. Pulk, C. Thorsen J. K eols. Row 5: N. LaBelle, G. Dahlen M. Howard. F. Brown. F. Tomszcwski, S. Staedy. H.R. 330—Mr. Valine Row I: L. Allen. A. Nordin. D. Clark D. Szach, R. Hanson. W. Meyer. Row 2: A. Atkinson J. Hart, K. Kerr. S. Johnson, B. Beardsley. C. O'Connell. J. Anderson. P Skoog. Row 3: G. Roberts. A. Abraham, M Anderson. T. Elleton, D. Mrocek. G. Ross. E. Leslin. W. Agaard. Row 4: D. Manson. W Hanson, H. Petterson. J. Petteison, D. Gune-witz. S. Skjold. S. Krez. Varsity Squad—Row I: P. Himler. K. Krer, B. Kline R. Andrle. G. Sherber. J. Jennas. J. Thunstrom. Row 2: W. Carlson, G. Lhotka. M. Jacobsen J. Stacy. P. Hart, J. Vice D. Andrle. Row 3: N. Christoffherson J. Gronholm J. Halvorson. V. Clipper. D. Keller E. Reinert D. Jones. G. Temple. Patriots Complete Season, Win 4, Lose 3 Assistant Coach G. Wcmeier. Head Coach F. Clevc and Assistant Coach 0. Swonson plan strategy for the coming game. Tri-captams B. Kline G. Lhotka, and J. Gronholm display their specialties during a practice session. 0 Henry 12 Southwest Henry opened the 1957 football campaign by defeating a stubborn Southwest team 12 to 0. The contest, which was played at Porter Field, was hard fought and was an even duel until fullback Jerry Vice broke into the end zone from the one yard line with only four minutes remaining in the game. Southwest, in an attempt to get back into the game, took to the air, but End Gene Lhotka picked off a screen pass and returned it to the Southwest nine yard line. John Kallestad scored on the next play to clinch the victory for the Pats. Henry ... 20 Edison 6 Edison was Henry's second victim and the Pats made tough work of a 20 to 6 victory over the Tommies. Edison scored after a few minutes were lapsed in the game. Henry countered with two touch-downs scored by Jerry Vice and one by John Kallestad as he ran an intercepted pass back 91 yards behind some good blocking by end Don Andrle. Vice's touchdowns came on short plunges and his line smashes throughout the game were Henry's main weapon. Henry.......... 20 West .... 6 Henry convicted the Cowboys of West 20 to 6 in the Homecoming game. Leading 6 to 0 at halftime on John Kallestad's 55 yard touchdown run, as a result of a West fumble. Henry came right back in the second half and with good blocking, was able to get Kallestad off on an 87 yard scoring burst to boost the Patriot margin to 13 to 0. The Cowboys threatened to score throughout the game and dominated play for most of the game, gaining 14 first downs to Henry's 3. With West on the Pat's 27 yard line and in a fine position to score, linebacker Warren Carlson picked off a short flat pass and rambled 73 yards down the side line unmolested. I! 3 0 Henry. 19 Marshall Henry beat Marshall 19 to 0 for its fourth straight victory. The Pats were aided by I I Marshall fumbies, nine of which were recovered by the Patriots. John Kallestad scored two of Henry's touchdowns, one on a 70 yard off-tackle sprint and the other on a pass from fullback Jerry Vice. Vice scored the other touchdown on a short plunge in the second period. Ed Reinert, Pat Himmler, and Jerry Stacy played outstanding defensive football. Their hard tackles were the cause of many of the Marshall fumbles. Henry . . 7 Washburn . . 14 Henry played its best game of the year when the team met Washburn at the Parade Stadium, but nevertheless came out on the short end of a 14 to 7 score. Mel Jacobsen scored Henry's touchdown when he picked up a loose ball after one of his mates blocked a Washburn punt. The Pats failed to capitalize on scoring opportunities in the third quarter, each time by fumbles recovered by Washburn gridders. The Henry defensive line led by W. Carlson. V. Clipper, J. Stacy, and M. Jacobsen played brilliantly throughout the whole game. Henry 12 Roosevelt 26 Henry went into its game with Roosevelt owning a 4 and I record and a share of second place in the City standings with the Teddies and Washburn. The Teds used both passing and running plays, mixed well, to defeat the Pais 26 to 12 on a muddy field at the Parade Stadium. John Kallestad scored both of Henry's touchdowns and was the only bright spot in the Henry attack all evening. The touchdowns were his seventh and eighth of the year. Hampered by a flu epidemic and bad weather, the Patriots were unable to hold a practice session for a week prior to the game. C id 13 Henry 0 Central Central dropped Henry Into fifth place when the Pioneers defeated the Pats 13 to 0 in the final game of the year, which was played at Porter Field. Henry had a hard time moving the ball against the inspired Central team which had won only one game previous to this. Quarterback Joe Jennings and fullback Jerry Vice were the only effective weapons that Henry could throw against Central, but it wasn't enough. Prospects for next year look good with Coach Cleve using six sophomores—K. Krez, B. Gerdts, M. Shobin. R. Lucht. J. young, and R. Kormanik—in the Central game. Offensive Eleven Row I: W. Carlton. J. Gronholm. V. Clipper. J. Stacy E. Reincrt. P. Himler G. Lhotka. Row 2: B. Kline J. Jennings J. Vice. J. Thunstrom. Junior Varsity Henry's Jr. Varsity, coached by Mr. George Wemeier. finished out its season by defeating our rival, North, by the score of 42 to 0. The team's record was a respectable two wins, one tie. and one loss. Starting in the line for Henry were F. Conrad, D. Lobash, E. Kolinski. D. Jones. S. Frazier, D. Hulleman, and D. Norton. The starting backfield were G. Hoerschgen, J. Stock, J. Decowski, and L. Ferguson. This unit and the able reserves handed defeats to North and Central, tied West, and lost to Edison. Row I: D. Thayer L. Ferguson J. Granger, M. Kueh nel. J. Decowski, T. McNamara. I. Smith, S. Kueh J; Stock. Row 2: T. Skavnak, J. Danko. E. Bie E. Erdman. F. Conrad. T. Keegel, G. Hoerschgen W. Knight. D. Lobash. Row 3: J. Kamman A. Knut son. D. Hulleman D. Adair, T. Skjold D. Norton S. Frazier. J. Lindquist. E. Kolinski. Standouts for the season arc W. Carlson. Outstanding linemen M. Jacobsen. J. Stacy and J. Ha!- M. Jacobsen. J. Kallcstad and V. Clipper. vorson are shown with Line Coach D. Swanson. Pat Gridders Receive Honors Henry placed two members of its fifth place football team on the Minneapolis Star and Tribune All-City Squad. Junior halfback John Kallestad. who was voted Most Valuable' by his mates, and senior end Warren Carlson were the recipients of the high honor. Kallestad scored eight touchdowns and three extra points to lead Henry in scoring, while Carlson was the mainstay of the Henry line. Mel Jacobsen and Van Clipper received Lineman of the Week Awards’ for their outstanding play in the City prep competition. Jacobsen won his honors by being a standout on defense in Henry s first game of the year with Southwest. Clipper earned the award for his play in Henry's 14 to 7 loss to Washburn. Sophomore Grid Warriors Win 3, Lose 1 The 1957 edition of the sophomore football team under the direction of coaches F. Valley and J. Rock compiled a respectable record by winning three games and losing only one. The sophs beat Central 26 to 0, North 28 to 0. and West 27 to 0. while they lost to a strong Edison team 20 to 13. Sophomore Squad—Row I: L. Carlson. D. Friend, D. Boner, P. Chermak D. Curry 0. Harenza. P. Leverentz. B. McClellan, A. Johnson. T. Galvin, J. Eberle n. Row 2: N. Erickson. R. Beauchane G. Hozcmpa. R. DcTuncq J. Stolski. M. Schoe-ben. K. Kohagen, R. Lucht. R. Kormanik, J. Young. J. Hansen D. A'mqu.st. Row 3: G. Fin dell, E. Jackson G. Bowman B. Bcrgcrsen. E. Mlekoday. R. Godlcwski. C. Skiold B. Gerdts. D. La nc W. Sherer J. Anderson D. Sackrciter. E38!] Cross Country—Row I: W. Kaari. C. Wood, W. Johnson, R. Lobash, W. Captain R. Lobash. Henry's top Rogers. Row 2: R. Beckland. D. Gordhamer. B. Hofstad, B. Carlson runner, displays Hi style. T. Vendel. J. Ganzer. Harriers Rank 7th In City The Henry cross-country team under Coach B. Johnson's abie direction finished their season by placing seventh in the City meet. The team was led by Captain Randy Lobash who finished first for the Pats in every meet. Other outstanding runners were Dave Hecker, Willie Rogers and John Ganzer. Prospects for next year are good with seven lettermen returning. Tankers Take Six Places In City The swimming team, coached by Mr. B. Parks, finished their season with a five wins and five losses mark. One of the outstanding performers was senior Warren Carlson. Carlson was undefeated in diving competition all year. At the City Meet, the Pats proved themselves by qualifying six men. In the diving, W. Carlson took second, with D. Quady right behind. taking fifth place. G. Selinsky and K. Ko-hagen won fifth and sixth places, respectively, in the 50 yard free style. Selinsky also placed sixth in the individual medley. B. Okerstrom placed fifth in the 100 yard backstroke event. Swimming Team—Row |; S. Neff. T. Sathcr' e, D. Quady D. Andrle. Row 2: J. Kramer, R. Manro. $. Burns. K. Kohagen. T. Sk|old S. Frazier, Coach 8. Parks. Row 3: T. Vendc . W. Carlson. B. Okerstrom G. Sel n-sky D. Hulleman, J. Brudvik. C39] Varsity Squad—Row l:G. Hoerschgen B. Kline. M. W-lder. G. Haley. C. Tackaberry. Row 2: H. Harrison. R. Olson. J. Harrison. B. McLaughlin. N. Christoffhcrson, G. Hart. Pat Cagers Turn In .500 Season Scoreboard NON-CONFERENCE HENRY 55......... ALBERT LEA 37 HENRY 58 OSSEO 40 HENRy 41 ........... BENILDE 42 HENRy 38 LUVERNE 36 HFNRy 57 ST. PAUL HUMBOLDT 35 HENRy 40 PRINCETON 41 HENRy 32 ST. PAUL WILSON 52 HENRy 44............ BUFFALO 69 HENRy 49 HOWARD LAKE 51 SUB-DISTRICT HENRy 39......................WEST 31 DISTRICT 17 HENRy 44 ............ ROOSEVELT 47 Coach F. Engel g ves co-cep'.ans G. Hart ond J. Harrison a few pointers on shooing. CONFERENCE HENRy 38 .... ROOSEVELT 50 HENRy 53 WASHBURN 44 HENRy 46 .... EDISON 40 HENRy 30 MARSHALL 38 HENRy 36 NORTH 61 HENRY 28 VOCATIONAL 25 HENRy 46 SOUTH 50 HENRy 54 WEST 37 HENRy 44 CENTRAL 70 HENRy 43 SOUTHWEST 41 mo: Action during North game shows B. McLaughlin and a North player J. Harmon u shown going high m the air for a re- hustling to gain possession of a loose ball. bound. This action took place in the Marshall game. Rebounding Was Cagers Bright Spot Henry's basketball team under the direction of Coach Fritz Engel finished the season by placing sixth in the city, winning five out of its ten conference games. The starting lineup consisted of seniors Gene Hart. Bob Kline and Bud McLaughlin and juniors Jack Harrison and Neil Christoffherson. Harrison and Christoffherson. along with reserves Rick Olson. Gary Haley. Chuck Tackaberry and Gar Hoerschgen will be back to form the nucleus of what should be a strong team next year. Bud McLaughlin and Neil Chr.itoffhercon ore shown battling for a rebound -n the picture at the nght. This kind of rebounding was typical of the team all year and was a major factor in the improvement the team thowed throughout the season. The action took place in the first game of the year against Roosevelt when the mighty Teds beat the Pats 50 to 38. C«3 Sophomores Develop Basketball Prowess The sophomore basketball squad completed the season with an overall record of four wins and twelve losses with Coach Robert Littlefield at the helm. The start-ins line-up consisted of: B. Ohland. D. Wyszynski, L. Carlson. G. Hatton, and B. Gerdts. These players should add considerably to the varsity squad of next year. Sophomore Squad—Row I: T. Hansen. B. Mer-nik, B. Tessman, J. Stoiski, J. Gilbert. D. Harenza. Row 2: B. Ohland. C. Canham. D. Stohl, R. Lucht, D. Friend D. Wyszynski. Row 3: Coach R. Littlefield R. 8ccklund, J. Finnamore. M. Northway. L. Carlson. G. Hatton B. Gerdts K. Krez. Skiers Hampered By Season’s Light Snow Coach Floyd Amundson and his ski team were unable to complete their schedule of meets because of the light snow this winter. The team was able to place fifth in the City Meet and they competed in one other meet with West which they won. Two members of the team placed in the State Ski Meet. Dean Keller placed 14th in cross country and Dick Swanson ranked 17th in jumping. Ski Team: Left to right—Coach F. Amundson. J. Ruffenach B. Carlson. D. Keller D. Swanson. L. Brandberg, B. Duncan. D. Bateman. The apparatus season was climaxed when two of its members. Warren Carlson and Darryl Thayer, took two firsts in the State Gymnastic Meet. Warren Carlson took his first in B Class on the trampoline and Darryl Thayer, a junior, gained first place in C Class for his outstanding performance on the mats. Henry placed fourth in D Class and ninth in B Class at the Northwest Invitational Meet. At the City Meet. Henry won a fourth spot once again. Region V competition placed Henry in sixth position. Although the team's record was not impressive. I win and 5 losses, the season can be counted a success. D Class—Row I: R. Hennings D. Koran P. Chermak, E. Pawloski, L. Fitzsimmons, B. Phil-strom. Row 2: G. Hammerlund. B. Kasparik J. Townsend D. Swigart D. Quady. L. Thompson. W. Ber.nett. Camera Shy: W. Ersbo. B and C Class—Row I; D. Thayer. R. Strand. J. Ruffenach. P. Lysne. Row 2: S. Frazier W. Carlson, 0. Lobash, D. Norton J. Gibson. Camera Shy: N. Soland, J. Thunstrom. Gymnasts Capture Two Firsts in State Practicing diligently on perfecting his set Jim Thunstrom. a junior, demonstrates his on the high bar is Darryl Thayer. ability on the parallel bars. VARSITY HOCKEY SQUAD—Row I: R. Andrlc. J. tollman J. Rice. L. Whittlef. T. Dehne T. Skavnak. A. Seguin, Row 2: R. Notaro. D. Heckcr. T. Schell. G. Gaulkc J. Lindquist. P. Hart. J. Lindquist M. Jacobsen T. Nygaard. Camera Shy: J. Decowski. A. Knutson. Hockey Team Upholds Winning Tradition A preview of the fine season turned in by the hockey team was shown by the team on their annual northern trip. In the first game, the Pots outscored Hibbing 6 to 2. but the 57 State Champion. International Falls, blanked the team 5 to 0. The Patriots wound up in a tie with Southwest for second place in the city standing. The team went on to emerge victorious in the city play-offs, only to lose to St. Paul Harding in the Region I finals. Coach Harold Younghans has again guided the Henry pucksters through another successful season. During his seven years at Henry, only once have the hockey teams under his guidance missed the city play-offs. This record illustrates his coaching prowess. Cooch Hal Youngnans give Capt. G. Gaulkc some good pointers on shooting. C-HT Hockey Team Gains Region With 9-2-1 PRE-SEASON HENRY 6 HIBBING 2 HENRY 0 INT'L FALLS 5 CONFERENCE HENRY 1 NORTH 1 HENRY 5 SOUTH 3 HENRY 4 EDISON 2 HENRY 1 VOCATIONAL 1 HENRY 3 CENTRAL 1 HENRY 1 SOUTHWEST 0 HENRY 2 WEST 1 HENRY 0 ROOSEVELT 2 HENRY 5 WASHBURN 2 HENRY 2 MARSHALL 0 Goalie J. Decowski dun the puck'' while defenseman M. Jacobsen covert up in front of the cage in the play-off game with North. Henry defeated the Polarj 4 to I. Signs of promise for next year are in evidence with goalie J. Decowski, defenseman J. Lindquist, and the line of T. Dehne. T. Skavnak, and L. Whittlef returning. Jim Decowski was nominated to the second team All-City at the end of the season. J. Decowski. along with Captain G. Gaulke were the backbone of the defense for the team this year. LINEMEN—Row I: J. Bollman. J. R.ce R. Andrle T. Dehne. DEFENSEMEN: Kneeling are sen,or stalwart G. Gaulke A. Segum. Row 2: J. Lindquist. L. Whittlef D. Hecker. T. and j Schell. Standing are juniors P. Hart M. Jacob Skavnak. T. Nygaard. sen. anj Lindquist. PLAY-OFF HENRY 2 WASHBURN I HENRY 4 ... NORTH I REGION I HENRY 2 ... HARDING 5 Ron Andrle led the team in scoring this year with a total of nine goals and three assists. Ron was closely followed by Tom Dehne. with nine goals and two assists, and Tom Skavnak with six goals and five assists. The most crucial goal of the season, which won the West game two to one. was scored by Ron Andrle with a fraction of a second remaining in the contest. Dehne and Skavnak are juniors and will be returning next year. Junior Tom Skavnak gets off a shot against the St. Paul Harding defense •n the Region I finals. Harding won the game by the score of five to two. Sophomore Pucksters Place Second The sophomore hockey team, coached by Mr. Robert O'Neill, completed a top-notch season this year winning a total of seven games, tying one. and lost only to Roosevelt, who captured the City Sophomore Title. The team climaxed its season by shutting out Washburn and thereby gamed second place in the league standings. Led by high-scoring Don Lane, the team earned fifty-seven goals to the oppositions' fifteen as well as gaining four shut-out games. Don and defenseman Jack Hansen will be welcome additions to next year's varsity hopefuls. ’’8 SQUAD—Row I: R. Gulenchyn. R. Deloittrc. Row 2: J. Green, J. Hansen, R. Stclljes J. Hoick. Camera Shy: D. Lane. R. Fiosne. G. Lane, G. Johnson. J. Anderson. Sophomore defensemon J. Hansen listens eagerly a; Coach Robert O'Neill gives him some instruction in stickhandling and passing techniques. WRESTLING TEAM—Row I: S. Kuehnel. J. Llar.nas. R. Fitnimmons, D. DeLaittre. J. Stock. Row 2: V. Clipper. W. Knight, L. Ferguson. D. Kacxmarcxyk M. Kuchncl T. McNamara. Row 3: C. Z egler M. Nelson. J. Findell. E. Bcis, G. Siedlecki, J. Maicr. Matmen Place Four in District 17 Meet This year's wrestling team finished the season with a respectable showing although the team was generally lacking in experience. Co-captain Jack Llarinas captured the City and District I 7 titles before being defeated in Region 5 competition. Lynn Ferguson and Van Clipper gained second place in the city in their weight divisions. The team should be strong next year with these matmen returning and only this year's cocaptains. M. Kuehnel and J. Llarinas, will be missing from the starting line-up. Mr. Don Swanson has proved to be a fine wrestling coach and the grapplers are looking forward to next year's season under his watchful guidance. Coach Don Swanson gives Co-captain Jack Llarinas some sound advice on wrestling st'otegy during a practice session. Co-captain Mark Kuehnel it shown applying a pin hold on Warren Knight while John Stock acts as the referee. C-573 Varsity Squad—Row I: Skavnak T. Dehne. R. Andtlc. C. Tackaberry. T. Edstrom. B. Campbell. J. Rice. Row 2: G. Hoerschgen. J. Vice, B. Gerdt:. M. Kolher. N. Scland. J. Thunstrom. Coach Hal Younghe-s. Row 3: H. Harrison, J. StoUki. J. Zroker, J. Decowski. G. Sherbcr. It Happens Every Spring”... Baseball The varsity baseball team, composed primarily of juniors, started out fast this year by winning four straight practice games. The squad won victories over Mechanic Arts of St. Paul, Minnehaha Academy, Benilde and De La Salle. Leading Henry in these early season triumphs were T. Edstrom and H. Harrison, hitting stars and J. Thunstrom. who was the pitching stalwart in these games. With these games as a preview, the team should do well in the conference this year. Captain T. Edstrom and Head Baseball Coach H. Younghans. R. Andrle puts the tag' on T. Skavnak. who The opposing pitcher's point of view. Sluggers T. Edstrom and slides into third base too late. C. Tackaberry: catcher J. Decowski. £4 8] Pitcher J. Thunjtrom receives the ball from catcher B. Gerdts, The double play combination of C. Tackabe� ry while G. Hocrschgen, C. Tackaberry. N. Sofand and H. Har- and N. Soland catch runner J. Zroker before he mon gather around the mound. can make it to second base. Sophomores Groom for Places On A” Squad The Sophomore squad under the direction of Coach M. Johnson is thirty-five members strong and should provide Coach Younghans of the varsity with strong material for the future. The Sophomores play, as do the varsity, in the Northern Division with Edison. North. Marshall, and Vocational. They play each team twice during the year and then the winner of the Northern Division plays the winner of the Southern Division for the City Title. Sophomore Baseball Coach M. Johnson and Captain D. Lane. Sophomore Squad: Row I—F. Garin. I. Friescl. S. Reckcrs. R. Fjosne. W. Mermk J. Gilbert. D. Ho'enra. B. Tessman L. Campbc . Row 2—G. Arrell. R Policy, D. Wytrcnski. R, S bernagle. H. leslin. J. Tommie. R. Stelljes G. Arf. G. Schafer Row 3—P. Arell. J. young, W. Sprague G. Melkoday. J. Hansen. B Rynders T. McNabb. M. Johnson. Row 4—J Ander. son. R. Kormanik C. Canham. B. Foster. D. Laine. D. Friend. Cindermen Off to Flying Start Row I; T. Satherlie, R. Reeder. W. Week . P. Chermak. C. Thomas. R. Lobath B. Brown. R. Kline. L. Sm.th. J. Gilfillan. T. Hansen. B. Ph.l-strom. W. Johnson. Row 2: W. Kaan, J. Itkeirka. D. Thayer, J. Ebcrlein, M. Shoben, K. Krez, J. Dahl, J. Fisher, J. Kallcstad G. Anderson, N. Nauman. W. D. Kaczmarczyk. Row 3: S. Frazier. G. Bowman, G. Hozempa R. Godlewski, M. Wanvig D. Davis D. Norton B. Lund, 8. W l on. J. Granger, M. Wi der H. Pederson, B. Hofstad. Row 4: G. Halbert. M. Canfte’d B. Bergersen, G. Findcll. D. Larson, C. Skjold. D. Gordhamcr. W. Carlson. J, Kramer. The 1958 track squad under the able direction of coaches F. Valley and B. Littlefield started out the year by placing seventh in the Metropolitan Indoor Meet. The meet was held at the University of Minnesota and schools from both Minneapolis and St. Paul competed. The team was paced by W. Carlson who set a new pole vault record at 12 feet. Carlson had cleared 12 feet 6 inches in practice this year, but was unable to reach that height in the meet. According to Coach Valley, next year's prospects look good, since most of the fifty boys on the squad are underclassmen. Above left: A good starting position it vr-portant for dash men and here Coach F. Valley it shown giving dash aces B. Wilson and T. Schell some tips. C50D Left: Henry top hurdler J. Granger B. Khne. and L. Smith are shown as they take a flight of hurdles as they prepare for a dual meet. Tennis Team Builds With Young Material Looking forward to the coming season, the tennis team began practice at the Webber Park courts the week before spring vacation. The team is young, but the sophomores on the squad show great potential. They are: G. Hatton and B. Ohland, who will be a doubles team, and G. Lane and P. Leverentz, who will be singles men. Tentatively, all four of the above plus M. Nelson, singles: D. Swenson and J. Buchkosky. doubles: will comprise the team. The squad plays ten matches in a round robin tournament with the other city schools. TENNIS TEAM—Row I: B. Carlson S. Milhalchick W. Swenson. M. Nelson, P. Leverentz. G. Lane. Row 2: P. Hart N. Anderson. G. Hatton B. Ohland, P. Skete, D. Swenson. Demonstrating his serve is Playing the front courts in a doubles match are Coach W. Anderson gives some good sophomore singles man G. Lane. W. Swenson and D. Swanson. advice to sophomore G. Hatton. C 51 ] GOLF TEAM—Row I: D. Pehl. B. Bertrand P. Decowski. D. Curry, B. Lucas G. Pictured above is this year's Hammerlund. Row 2: H. Hontz G. Hammerlund, J. Gruidl, J. Stacey. J. Lindquist. golf team captain. H. Hontz. Golfers Foresee Promising Season The golf team, coached by F. Cleve, is anticipating a successful year with four men back from last year's better than average'' team. Veteran linksters are: Captain H. Hontz, B. Lucas. D. Pehl, and G. Hammerlund. These boys will give the team the needed experience for a good season this year and are being counted on. The team members began practicing for the coming season at Theodore Wirth Golf Course during spring vacation. Above left: Seniors D. Pehl J. Stacy and J. L-ndquist total scores following a circuit of the Theodore Wirth Golf Course during an early spring practice session. C52D Left: G. Hammerlund and J. Gruidl look on qmctly at B. Lucas hits an iron shot from the fairway. FACULTY Principal A. B. Schultz o' Assistant Principal R. DcLapp discuss future plans for Henry students. They Promote Our Student Welfare The years of your high school life have been filled with profitable activities. These activities will be of little value unless you profit by the experiences they afford and use them to your future betterment. Your greatest joys are the joys of accomplishment, and the incentive to continued success is found in them. It is my hope that each of you will enjoy a life filled with success and happiness and the friendships made at Henry shall be treasured. Principal A. B. Schultz It would be well for each one of us to view the school year in retrospect to attempt an evaluation of our scholastic achievements and our total contribution to the life of the school. The entire curricular and co-curricular program at Henry provides an opportunity for every student to develop his mind and body to the fullest capacity. Our hope is that the experiences gained will inspire each of us to greater achievements in the years to come. As B. C. Forbes says, It may be all right to be content with what you have: but never be content with what you are. Assistant Principal R. DeLapp C542 Those Who Serve Us It would be difficult to face the future without the understanding and advice given to us by our three counselors. Ronald Barnes, Kenneth Knox, and Winnifred Hultcrantz may be found the whole year helping students do everything one can think of from scheduling programs to finding us jobs. Outstanding in their fields sums up Henry's counselors. ■ Miss M. Nelson. Mist F. Zegllen Mr. R. Barnes, Mr. C. Knox M ss W. Hultcrant: A person who is concerned with each individual student is Miss Nelson our school nurse. During the year she is interested in such things as eye tests, car tests and chest x-rays. A friendly sympathetic attitude aids our visiting teacher Miss Zeglen. With her understanding she helps students with both school and home problems. Seated: M. Krousc L Hagglund. Standing: M. Bachman L. Bach-man, A. Carlson. L Chermak. The office staff is always willing to render their services to the school and faculty. A few of their jobs are typing, filing, keeping records and issuing bulletins. C 55 3 J.ea uui'Uf' Muik ut jskcuufkt M slakosi Jait. Row I: M. ADLAND: Assistant Librarian • P. AGUILAR: Art Spanish • A. AMON: Health, Gym • F. AMUNDSON: English, Orator, Patrol • A ANDERSON: Phys.ct Scence • W. ANDERSON: World H.story • P. ANSELL: Eng! sh • Row 2: S. ARMA- COST: English • S. ATKINSON: Geometry Science • D. 8ARBUTO: Commercial • E. BARNETT: Music • R. BEAUCHANE: Buvness Law Bookkeep ng • J. BEKKRUS: Foods • C. BELISLE: L-brar an • Row 3: A. BEST: English • M. BOQUIST: English. Lat n, German • E. BRITZIUS: English Business Eng-I sh • F. BROWN Ov.cs Geography • R, BURNS, English • J. CLAWSON: Bidogy • F. ClEVt: Gym Health • Row 4: W. DAMMANN: World H.sto y • F. ENGEL: Sc ence • J. ERICKSON. Electricity. Woodwork • M, ERICKSON: Art • P. FREDRICKSON: C.vics • A. FEIKEMA: Cloth ng • R. FRlCKE: Math • Row 5: W. GLENNy. Chemistry Science • K. HOERSCH GEN: English. Speech • L. HOSFORD: English • K. HYNES: Art • A JOHNSON: English • M. JOHNSON: Science • R. JOHNSON: Math • Row 6: E. JOHNSON: Gym Health • P KIENHOLZ: Student Council. Modern Problems. C 56 ] . . . dhcmCfi'it Mutkout sl 2G UlWl(f. M sfietiUaud. Row I: W. KLAUSLER: Auto Shop Woodwork • W. LARSON: U. S. H.itory • R. LITTLEFIELD: Mothcmatci • W. LUNOELL: Geometry • E. MELROSE: Math • W. MILLER: U. S. H itory • O. MOE: Typ Wor'd H.vtory • Row 2: D. MOLDENHAUER Band • J. MULLER : Graph c Arti Woodwork • C. NELSON: Englth • M. NEUBAUER: Math • R. O NEILL: Commerc al • A. PALM H itory • B PARKS: Mach.ne Shop Drawing, Metal • Row 3: C. PERRY: Food . C'oth ng • R. PIERCE: fcng.. h. Stage • D. POLTON: Eng!, h Drama • A. PUL-KRABEK: Math • W. ROCK:Cvc • M. SAGEHORN: Commercal • D. SALISBURY: Math • Row 4: V. SANFORD: Eng h Read ng • C. SCHMIDT: Art • P. SMITH: Drawing, Drafting • F. SODEROUIST: Cloth,ng • M. SPUTE: Food • D. SWAN-SON: Gym Hea th • R. TREACY Reta ng Occupatonal Relat on-, • Row 5: E, VAALA: Eng ih • W VALINE: Mulc • F. VALLEY: Gym • B. VOGT: Engl, h • G. WAARA: Geography • G- WEMEIER. Modern Problem • V. WOBlG: Woodwork • Row 6: H YOUNGHANS: B ology • P. ZlEBARTH: Gym C573 Janitors A necessary part of our school is in keeping it a comfortable place in which to work and learn. The custodian staff of Henry has done its best so that pleasant surroundings are always about us. Row I: R. Grande R. Bohlman K. Peterson. Row 2: F. Ew«r A. Jucnemann. V. Olton. J. Yeats. Without Them Our School... 1 ' J i At i r v v I • i Cooks Planning meals for hungry students is part of the important job which the cooks perform. All the year round varied meals spark us to do our best in our studies. Row I: M. Stohl. I R cc L. B in- G. Larson Row 2: M. Sokol. V. Peterson. I. Oman M. Anderson. ... Would Not Run Smoothly Lunchroom Assistants Learning the rules of selling comes quite easily to our lunchroom assistants. Without these people we would find it very difficult to operate the school lunchroom. Row I: A. laumonn. M. Orcutt D. Slavian. A. Swanson. K. Denny C. Lundeen Row 2: H. Madison. K. Gallick. J. Wao K. Groth. E. Langerman J. Levasscur. M. Roberg, S. Bartlett Camera Shy: R. Frey. ACTIVITIES The Roy«l Court: starting left: Joan Heddmg Judy Nowak, Janice Swadling, Queen Kathy Pawloiki, Karen McCourtic. Sandra Slimak. Escorts starting left: Tom Montgomery, Bob Kline Gene Lhotka, John Gronho!m. Sylvan Rue. Child attendants were Warren Bauck Linda Hoasarudc Betty Lou Kline, Sandy Andreen. Gala Dance, Game Make Homecoming Perfect Queen Kathy Pawloski is shown above waving to her roya! subjects as she reigns over the homecoming festivities. During the half-time activities the Queen and her attendants circled the ms de of Porter Field atop convertibles. C60U Homecoming! Finally the day we all have been waiting for arrived. Starting off this gala annual event was the homecoming program which includes a series of colorful talent acts. Then all eyes focused on our lovely Queen. Kathy Pawloski. and her attendants as the lights were dimmed, the Grand March played, and the Coronation Ceremony was underway. When school dismissed, we all rushed over to Porter Field to watch our high-spirited football team Convict the Cow-boys' 20-6. In the evening a dance was held. It made a perfect climax for a truly memorable homecoming. This dance is one which all Henry grads try their best to attend. Joan Hedding Karen McCourtie Judy Nowak Sandra Slimak Janice Swadling A delighted Queen Kathy and her attendants pose during a break between the Coronation and the afternoon game. A beautiful fall afternoon made the day a compete success. From left are S. Slimak J. Swadling J. Nowak, K. Pawlosk.. J. Heddmg. K. McCourt.e. A Beautiful Queen and a Strong Team Added to the Excitement of Homecoming Moments after the announcement, Queen Kathy and her attendants seem back to normal after the pleasant shock of being chosen to reign over the 1957 Homecoming. The game was culminated by a dance in the evening. A happy Queen waves to the crowd during half-time as her gridiron warriors lead West 6-0 at the mid-mark. D. Palm and T. Schell drive Kathy around the track in one of the new cars borrowed for the ceremonies. C623 BEST ALIBIER Judy Wahl—De nny Palm The 1958 Hall of Fame BEST DRESSED Bcv Dahl—Charlie Swanson FRIENDLIEST Sandy Slimak—Harry Harrison BIGGEST FLIRTS Beth Jacobson—Dick Stenslie MOST ATHLETIC Gordine Lindstrom— Bob Kline SHORTEST AND TALLEST Pat Fjosne—Bud McLaughlin PRETTIEST AND HANDSOMEST Kathi Ulku—Harald Pedersen The Orator Presents FUNNIEST Sharon Mliner—Lyle Holin PEPPIEST Joni Hedding—Willie Rogers CUTEST DIMPLES Judy Johnson—Gary Selinsky CUTEST COUPLE Diane Quady— Terry Edstrom BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Karen McCourtie—Warnie Carlson BEST DANCERS Carole Dahlberg—Mark Kuehnel BEST ALL-AROUND Kathy Pawloski— Tom Montgomery The '58 Hall of Fame SHYEST Shield Hedin—John Ganzer PRETTIEST EYES Sue Behm—Tom Schell MOST POISED Charlotte Yost—Norm Soland CLASS CHATTERBOX Nancy Dorr—Don Felknor MOST ENCHANTING SMILE Barb Sletten—Dean Keller TYPICAL HENRYITES Jan Swadling—Harry Harrison MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judy Carls—Sylvan Rue C 65 ] Pictured above left: Mother, J. Granquist and Father. T. Montgomery. survey part of their dozen . Shown left to right: J. 8lomquist, C. Dykoski, J. Wahl. J. Olson. W. Rogers. T. Edstrom. P. lysne. L. Olson, N. Soland. G. Lhotka. Below left: Mr. Polton is shown giving some final pointers to Paul Lysne. Lynne Olson and Jerry Stacy at dress rehearsal. The cast of Cheaper by the Dozen' is as follows: Mr. Gilbreth ...... ... Tom Montgomery Mrs. Gilbreth Judy Granquist Ernestine ... Judy Olson Frank Gene Lhotka Jackie . . Dan Terry Edstrom Bill Fred Norman Soland Anne Lynne Olson Lillian Carol Dykoski Martha Judy Wahl Nell . . ... Janet Blomquist Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton Joe Scales Miss Brill Larry Jerry Stacy Seniors Present Cheaper By the Dozen The play cast is pictured during dress rehearsal. Seated left to right: Row I: C. Dykoski. P. Lysne. W. Rogers. T. Edstrom. Row 2: J. Blomquist. J. Olson. J. Wahl, J. Stacy. L. Olson, C. Yost. Row 3: T. Montgomery. G. Lhotka. J. Granquist L. Holin. D. Adair. K. Jacobson. N. Soland. C66] Seated left to right: S. Braatch. L Brown. J. Carl J. Blomquist C. Dykotki. C. Yost. J. larton P. Vanvicl B. Bowman M. Andreen. Standing left to right: S. Rue. B. Kline J. Lindquiit L. Kobi.ta R. Hedman. S. Lehmann. K. Jacobson E. Schuppel. J. Kinghorn H. Pederson K. Ulku J. Grandquut. M. Hammer trom. D. Qoady. Camera Shy: L. Ol on, N. Soland. D. Swenton. At Henry N. H. S. Means Scholarship. Leadership, Character and Service These are the qualifications for membership in the National Honor Society. New members are inducted every spring and fall in an exciting program in which a few of the members present sketches of the qualifications needed for induction. During the year the members sold book covers and worked on various service projects such as trying to create an interest in lunchroom work. Mr. W. Anderson give Ralph Hedman another heaf of book cover to tell for the National Honor Society. Mr. Rock confer with the National Honor Society officer . Charlotte Vo t. treaturcr; Sylvan Rue. president: Patty Vanvick iccrctary and John L ndquiit, vice-president. C67D Student Council -The Student's Voice The Student Council provides o means for the students to voice their opinions. It is a democratic way of representing our school through a cross-section of the student body. This year's delegates represented Patrick Henry at the All-City Conference and at the North-Henry Youth Conference. With the untiring help of Miss Kienholz. the council has provided fun for the students. Homecoming . . . Sadie Hawkins Day . . . the Tag Day movies . . . and many more. All of these we will remember as some of our best times at Henry. Senior Council Officers: T. Edstrom Treasurer: J. Nowak, Secretary: B. Klme. Vice President: T Montgomery. President. Junior Council Officers: J. Kallestad, Secretary; J. Brown. Vice President: W. Dedo. President. Senior Student Council Row I: J. Stock. J. Liannas, V. Mid-dlemist. J. Sharp, K. Travis. G. Del-monico. K Eggen. J. Wahl. Row 2: E. Halverson L Whittled T. Edstrom S. Rue. J. Nowak. C. Sery, S. Rath-bun. G. Selmsky. Row 3: S. Tcssmon S. Slimak C. Vost. R. Lund. J. Kallestad, G. Hoerschgen. R. Hanson. Row 4: R. Hedman. J. Fisher. K. Krez J. Finnamore. B. Kline H. Pedersen, T. Montgomery B. McLaughlin. Junior Student Council Row I: D. Klcven, D. Pearson, E. Randolph. S. Lund. B. Page. R. Johnson. $. Staedy. C. Carlson. Row 2: B. Tyrpa. E. Subject. D. Schell, G. Franc. J. Brown. C. Lindquist. J. Kallestad. V. Berryman. S. Krex. Row 3: M. Mattson. R. Boyer. S. Kaari, J. Peabody. C. Petersen. L. Hokanson. W. Dedo. T. Hansen, D. Woyke. C 68 ] Row I: R. Kline, O. T.bou. Row 2: J. Blomquist S. Lehmann. Mr. Amundson. T. Montgomery. $. Erickson, S. Rathbun. Row 3: J. Green, N. Mo , ley. J. Cross. L. Olson J. Lindquist J. K.nghorn K. McCourtic. Scribes for the School A year has passed and what was just lots of copy and a pile of pictures is now the 1958 Orator. We've had many troubles meeting deadlines, dreaming up copy that's original, shortage of space, cutting and pasting pictures. At times the staff could be found working as late as 5:30 or 6:30 to meet the all-important deadlines. We give thanks to Mr. Amundson, our advisor, for his much appreciated help and patience. His sense of humor and pleasant personality inspire the entire staff to do their best. Advisor. Mr. Amundson, talks over matters of importance with Editor-in-Chief Lynne Olson. L. Olion. K. McCourt'e. J. Kinghow, J. 8fomqu S. Rathbun. B. Kramer. S. Lehmann. T. Montgomery. B. Kline. J. Lmdquiit. Top: C. Perry P. Vanv.ck. R. Skees.ck A. Se3uin. K. Mosher. Bottom: P. Nygard. J. Smith. P. Sather. D. Peterson. K. Ulku C. Yost. M. Ham-merstrom, M. Wedin, G. Frane, M. Roxin. Discussing a future Patriot are A. Seguin C. Yost. K. Ulku, Mr. Amundson and C. Perry. A sometimes thankless job was done by the twenty members of the Patriot staff. You could usually tell who these members were by the harassed look on their faces on deadline day. The Patriot came out about once every three weeks. The editor's biggest problem was getting all the copy handed in and corrected before it was to be sent into the press. Then back came the proofs and they had to correct all the new mistake either overlooked by the editors or made by the printer. The reporter's biggest problem was waiting for the editors to finish their layouts so that they would know how many words their story was to be. News tips either came all at once or none at all. Sometimes, just before the copy was sent in some big story would show up and layouts had to be changed to fit them in. But. all in all, these newswriters gained fun and experience during the year. Their Job is Reporting the News A lot of hard work goes into putting out a paper, but under the able direction of the staff advisor. Mr. Amundson, the job is fun. Row I: G. Franc. C. Dykosln K. Ulku. C. Perry. Row 2: D. Peterson. R. Kline. P. Van-vick. C. Yost. P. Nygard. C. Malmstrom. M. Roxin. Row 3: Mr. Amundson, J. Lindquist. R. Skcesick. J. Cross. A. Seguin. J. Smith. C70J New Clubs Help to Develop New Interests Rifle Club Training for the safe use of firearms and improving marksmanship are two of the objectives the boys and girls learn in the Rifle Club. Row I: B. Scholer, J. Ebcrlcin, J. Maier, E. Laitala. Row 2: G. Burger. L. Christianson, D. Mathieu. B. Sullivan. J. Knight. Row 3: J. W.lerson, A. Fortier. R. Boltic. D. Curry. Row 4: J. Noard. J. Green, R. Foster, K. Peeke's. Row 5: R. Bcauchanc, R. Penas, R. Boe J. SHugren. Photo Club Friday after school you can find the students in the Photo Club learning by watching movies. After these movies they are as busy as can be in the school darkroom developing film, printing pictures, and learning new tricks in the photo field. Row I: B. Dykoslo, C. Schuppel B. Mitchell, K. Mauritz. G. Sharpstcen. Row 2: C. Cottrell A. Skoog, A. Knoll, R. Penas, J. Lindeen. A. Smart. S. Ersbo, Mr. D. Salisbury. Science Club To advance scientific knowledge, to be informed in the current science events, and to create a more active interest in science are a few of the purposes of the newly organized Science Club. Row I: R. Gibson, R. Japs, N. Hnath D. Ougol. D. Ugglo, J. Maier L. Schcrfcnberg, A. Smart. Row 2: J. Wilcrson. T. Paulfranz, B. Oine. J. Ruffcnach. D. Thayer, G. Miller. Row 3: S. Fraiser, 0. Lobash. J. 8uchkosky. G. Solficld, B. Carlson, T. Hines. J. Flakne, K. Johnson. Stamp Club The purpose of the Stamp Club is to acquire a broader knowledge and history of the world. Seated: Mr. Hoerschgen. Standing: L. Friescl, D. Carlson. G. Thurik. D. Kollodge J. Nosker. C7I] They Serve Behind the Scenes Whether it is an office girl running the switchboard, a library assistant locating a book for someone, or a nurse s assistant giving a helping hand, these efficient volunteers can always be counted on to do a good job. Not only are the girls earning service points, but they are also preparing for the future by getting this valuable experience. MAIN OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Standing left to right: P. Belski. P. Hag-lund. J. Olson. S. Behm, J. Olson, D. R ng S. Erickson, J. Jensen. B. Zwack. Seated left to right: J. Peterson M. Farnsworth. G. Lmdstrom. B. Jacobsen. AIDS TO MR. SCHULTZ AND MR. DeLAPP: Row I: P. Fiosne. L. Hochstaetter. C. Olsen, R. Aase. B. Thurk. C. Thurk. Row 2: E. Langren. L. Johnson, B. Celusnak C. Hokanson, J. Larson. R. AndeHie. J. Nowak. Row 3: M. Canfield. K, Westcr-lund. E. Skooc M. Sundholm, K. Johnson. C. Cooper. V. Rahn. LlBRARy ASSISTANTS: Row I: G. Jiracek. J. Biomqu.st. L. Hochstaetter A. Kolinski, B. Elliot, A. Gallagher M Goodm. Row 2: P. Sather, A. Nelson. B. Kirveley. E. Iverson N. Lane. J. Larson, M. Ouellette. COUNSELOR S ASSISTANTS: Row I: S. Tollman V. Rahn D. Findley. J. Jensen. Row 2: M. Canfield. K. Westerlund R. Aase. L. Hoch NURSE'S ASSISTANTS: P. Fjosne. E. Langren. M. Erickson, B. staettcr. Row 3: L. Ronck. K. Johnson. M. Sundholm. Thurk, C. Thurk Stage Crew. Through the effort of these boys we hove hod many wonderful programs the post year. Working with the lights ore George Hanson and Richard Monro. MOVIE CREW. The competent group that educates and entertain-, us in the classroom by showing us films is our movie crew. Front Row: T. H.nds, E. Swanson, D. Johnson. Row 2: R Cunnicn G. Hozcmpa. P. Becker. J. Hanson. Debate Team The Debate Team has successfully completed a season of round robin tournaments. They have competed against many other schools in the state. Row I: J. Espclien. B. Mitchell. B. Dyko-ski. G. Franc, C. Dykoski. Miss Ansell. Row 2: M. Kopp. B. Garin. J. Parker. M Johnson. J. Noskcr. N.F.L. Some of the categories that the members of the National Forensic League participate in are extempo raneous speaking, original oratory and pantomime. Under the direction of Mr. Hoerschgen, they represent Henry in speech contests. Row I: S. Lehmann. J. Wahl. Row 2: Mr. Hoerschgen J. Espclien. E. Schuppel, P. Vanvick, J. Nosker, C. Yost. J. Granquist. Hi-C These students meet at Faith Baptist Church each week to spend a few serious moments developing a good Christian attitude. Row I: E. Westmarl P. Peebles. S. Chr.s-topherson, J. Seagren, E. Polivka. H. Ko-blitz. Row 2: S. Wrzos. N. Johansen. B. Swanson J. Dorr, S. Matthews. N. Christianson. D. Peterson. Row 3: M. Thorn-berg. J. Jorgenson. E. longren. J. Lin-decn. P. Cerveny. B. Quiring. B. Rynders. J. Parker. Henry Hi Cops Row I: N. Soland. D. Palm, S. Kuchncl. B. Car'son. Row 2: W. Carlson S. Frazier. G. Hammerlund. J. Gronholm. T. Montgomery. J. Lindquist. Belvederes Row I: T. Scollord. J. Montgomery. J. Sei-denkran:. B. Kline. Row 2: G. Lhotko. D. Jones. R. Lapp , H. Harrison. J. Gronholm. G. Temple. Colonials Row I: G. Brown, D. Peterson. L. Smith. J. Ruffcnoch. Row 2: J. Dohl. D. Jensen, D. Brodin, S. Frazier, M. Olson. Commanders K. Sundmerk, D. Palm, T. Schu'ler, n C. Swanson, D. Stemlic. Row 2: P. Vick, D. Keller. J. Bol'man, J. T. Montgomery. D. Hecker. [H] Y Chapters Grenadiers Row I: F. Conrad, N. Nauman. Row 2: J. Buchkosky. J. F'akne. W. White, T. Nygaard, B. Carlson. Lancers Row I: L. Whittlef, J. Rice, T. McNamara. Row 2: J. Kallestad, J. Stock. S. Kuehnel. T. Dchne. G. Hoerschgen. J. Vice. Row 3: J. Thunstrom, E. Bies. J. Lindquist, B. Wilson D. Ziegler. P. Hart, D. Lee. Mercuries Row I: N. Soland. S. Rue, A. Roppc. R. Andrie. M. Nelson. D. Andrle. Row 2: L. Holin, W. Carlson, J. Stacy. J. Lindquist. T. Schell. H. Pedersen. J. Kramer. Spartans Row I: C. Knutson, B. Edstrom. W. Rogers. B. Bertrand, J. Granger. Row 2: G. Hommer-lund. D. Hulleman. M. Wilder, S. Burns, D. Swenson, D. Felknor. G. Hart. C75] Y-T eens-Dedicated The Y-Teens all-school officers arc as follows, left to right: Susan Tessman. chaplain; Janice Swadling. president; Patricia Vanvick. secretary; Kathleen Belski, Inter-Club Council Representative: Barbara Slctten vice-president: and Beverly Zwack. treasurer. Kappa Chi—Miss Burns Row I: B. Fjordon. P. Johnson, N. Kicly. J. Oison S. Behm, J. Kieferle. M. Roberg. Row 2: A. Jacobsen S. Kreucr, J. Zachor. B. Kraemer. C. Schuppcl. C. Andersen. S. Bartlett. B. Dahl. Row 3: J. Hinds, B. Paurus. B. Anderson K. Hagen. M. Sundholm. P. Sather. G. Deily, G. Anderson. Row 4: S. Erickson C. Perry. D. Truner. S. Tessman, J. Smith, L. Oppcn, N. Moxlcy. R. Hanson. Phi Delta—Miss Johnson Row I: J. Blomquist. D. Wisehart. C. Dean, L. Houck. D. Sheppard, S. Stacy. M. Borries, K. Huotari J. Johnson. Row 2: J. Schne der, M. Heath. P. Belski. R. VanTassel, S. Erickson, D. Ring, M. Fredrickson, K. Johnson. Row 3: N. Zurbey, B. Mitchell, J. Mattson P. Bergeron. J. Brixius. S. Schultz. J. Schafer. Row 4: V. Middlemist. D Campbell. B. Su-palo. D. Tiemens, M. Farnsworth, C. Yost. K. Ulku, K. Jacobson. Lamda Upsilon Zeta— Miss Sanford Row I: J. Wahl J. Egberg. S. Nygaard C. Rugg. S. Kline K. Burch. Row 2: S. Hedin. J. Jornlin. K. Merrigan. S. Vaughn, K. Denny. J. Knutson, K. Briggs. Row 3: P. Parkin C. Johnson, J. Sweet, C. Scry, J. Hill. S. Frise I. J. Goodm. Row 4: J. Nowak. J. Shorten V. Miterko. S. Schmidt. J. Meier, S. Pearson. J. Larson, C. Rydstrom. Row 5: S. Braasch, J. Johnson. G. Sawickl, C. Reed. J. Hicks. D. Secmann. J. Robillard J. Carls. [7611 to a Purpose Alpha Epsilon—Mrs. Rude Row I: P. Fjoine B. Bowman, B. Tuomie. K. Lo-Cfosse. J. Gabrielson. L. HocHstactter, J. Schip-pcr. R. Wang lie Y. Hollcnbach. Row 2: M. Me-Collough, K. Miller, K. Sundmark. M. Thornberg. D. Petcrton, M. Wedin, B. Subject, B. Weldon. Row 3: L. McGinnis. G. Linditrom, B. Kramer B. Picha. S. Zulait's. K. Stengel. K. Michard, B. Moore D. Findley. Row 4: L. Brown H. Krause K. Eggen, P. Cerveny. J. Schaitberger, G. Heine-mann, S. Slimalt, L. Olson. Sigma Phi—Mrs. Armacost Row I: C. Dykojki A Gallagher. D. Hcffelfinger B. Dykoski, J. Olson. N. Dorr, C. Nelson, D. Quady, M. Paulfranz. Row 2: M. Goodin M. Ericksen, D. Zukaitis, S. Gulenchyn. J. Richardson. B. DeVries, C. Fors. M. Grucncr, L, Neufeld. Row 3: S, Baker L. Lupmo, S. Freeman G. Bern-handt, E. Schuppcl, S. Lehmann, G. Davis, E. Halverson, K. Anderson. Row 4: K. Irw n, L. Johnson. B. Kleven, P. Larson, K. Riska. C. Dahl-berg, K. Johnson, C. Ekelund. K. Mosher. Omega Chi—Miss Adland Row I: K. B'andon. K. Tramis. K. Heeler, J. Ward J. Wedel. K. Feehan. G. DeW.tt. B. Lar-sen, C. Hayden B. Grymaluk. Row 2: S. Paulson. D. Howrysh, A. Swanson, J. Bollmon, D. B|Orn-gaard. L. Sprague, C. B llstrom S. Rathbun, M. Andreen. Row 3: J. Mmor, A. Nelson K. Me-Courtie. J. Kinghorn. J. M elke. A. Skoog, J. Caldwell. G. Berkowiti. S. Hill, D. Erickson. Row 4: P. Nygaard K. Mauntr. S. Stan.us. P. Cun-nien. V. Jaeche. A. Dahlberg. V. Rahn, S. Ersbo, S. Swanson. A. Knoll. The purpose of the Y-Teens 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 arc committed by our faith as Christians. Y-Teens is open to any senior high girl who wishes to join. There is an all-school meeting the first Tuesday in every month where guests come to spealc to the girls on everything from basketball to beauty. The Recognition Banquet. Sock Hop. Winter Whirl, Hanging of the Greens and the Senior Farewell Tea are just a few of the varied activities participated in by Y-Teens. This year, because of its growing membership. Y-Teens was divided into six chapters. The chapters met three times a month and worked on service projects such as packing Thanksgiving baskets for the less fortunate and sprucing up the trophy case. err: Row I: J. Larson. J. Granquist. S. Friscil. Row 2: C. Claypatch. K. Row I: Oxberry. W. Dedo. G. Front. Row 2: M. Roxin, M. Claypatch, K. Ulku, R. Nelson. Pictured above ore the llth ond 12th Harris. Here are the 9th and 10th grade officers, grade officers. Row I: P. Cerveny. J. Kramer J. Nowak. J. Peterson. R. Nel son. Row 2: R. Grow, K. Mich aud. G. Lindstrom. C. Clay patch. Row 3: S. Fish P. Ny gaard, R. Wangley. S. Frisell Row 4: J. Granquist. D. Peter son. M. Wedin, P. Bergeron Row 5: S. Slimack. K. R ka S Zukaitis, K. Ulku, J. Larson Shown is the llth and 12th grade chapter. Row I: M. Harris. G. Frane. T. Fish. S. Nelson. Row 2: B Hiesch. M. Roxin. L. Youngen. Row 3: M. Jorgenson. W. Dcdo. B. Oxberry. At left is the 9th and 10th grade chapter. [783 F. H. A. Strives to Aid Self, Family, Community The over-all goal of Henry's F.H.A. is to help individuals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future. The Centennial Review was Henry's big event this year featuring fashions that dated back as far as I860. The Review displayed clothes, furniture, hand-made woven goods, dishes, and silverware. The State Convention was attended by representatives and Harald Pedersen early in March at the Leamington Hotel. Harald. our exchange student from Norway, spoke on the customs of his country. The main money raising project for the year was selling all occasion greeting cards and stationery. This money was a means of providing the Christmas baskets they sent to needy children. Row I: D. Langston L. Toy lor E. Westmark. Row 2: N Gibson. J. Baker, C. Christopher-son. Row 3: J. Orstad. T Kuehn, D. Wittlinger, B. Brun n r. Row 4: P. Moses. E. Lu-pino. y. White. L. Miller. Shown is a 7th grade chapter. Row I: T. Mernick K. Kramer. E. Westmark. K. Cochran. Row 2: J. Justeson, Y. Gustafson. K. Johnson B. Swanson. Above are the 7th and 8th grade officers. Row I; J. Sherison. A. Gillespie. K. Kramer, B. Swanson. Row 2: G. Hesse, P. Peterson. S. Kaari. J. Justeson. Row 3: K. Cochran B. Wclkc J. Hollenbeck. Row 4: S. Erckson M. Honeman, Row 5: J. Greve, E. Wittlinger M. Shanahan. J. Richardson. Pictured is an 8th grade chapter. [79] Girls' Sports Offer Year Around Activity Good sportsmanship is the basic understanding in the Girls’ Athletic Association. The Henry High School sports program for girls begins early in the fall with the organized playing of badminton. This program is under the direction of Miss A. Amon. An intramural bowling program got under way later in the season with Miss P. Ziebarth as faculty supervisor. About seventy girls took part in this phase of the program. The G.A.A. program winds up with volleyball, basketball, and tennis. These sports are under the direction of Miss P. Ziebarth. Miss E. Johnston, and Miss A. Amon. Practice makes perfect for Gordin Lindstrom and Lorcnc Oppen as they skillfully bat the birdie back and forth. This year the badminton team took second place m their district by winning three out of four of their games. It's Game Time For The Henry Girls BADMINTON TEAM: Row I: L. Oppen. G. L.nd strom B. Dykoski, P. Sather, V. M.ddlcmist. Row 2: G. Jiracek, D. Peterson. S. Ersbo, C. Yost. B. Bow-man. J. Kmghorn. K. McCourtie. BOWLING CAPTAINS: Row I: K. Riska N. Dorr. S. Braasch. C. Hoppe. Row 2: V. Middlemist. J. Mielke J. Smith. N. Lane. S. Frisell. C. Schuppel. Participation on ten occasions in any one sport credits a girl with 100 points. This enables her to receive a small letter. Girls earning 500 points are entitled to a big letter. The award for 1.000 points is an allcity emblem. Only a few girls ever achieve this honor. Competition Is Keen The above girls are shown scrimmaging before the intramural basketball play-offs. Evidently they paid close attention because they were able to win the 1958 girls' basketball championship. BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM: Row I: C. Roach. B. Kirveley. 8. Picha. M. Kirveley. Row 2: M. Ouellette. R. Patnode. E. Iverson. B. Bialon. VOLLEYBALL CAPTAINS: K. Roiland E. Skoog. P. Sather. G. Gozola. K. Swanson. K. Hagen. M. Ham-merstrom, S. Tcssman. The intramural high school sports at Henry include bowling, basketball, and volleyball. Those sports in which the competition is against other schools are tennis, badminton, and golf. The girls who wish to win a place on the Henry teams are ranked in order of their skill. Each girl can hold her place only until a challenger proves that she is superior in her playing. TENNIS TEAM: Row |; M. Rivers. V. Hollenbach. C. Acktelik. P. Rice, J. Mosher, M. McCullough. B. Dykoski S. Urbanjk.. Row 2: J. Hinds. L. Oppeo D. Hatcher, P. Sather. E. Skoog. G. Gozola. H. Scoblic. J. Granquist. R. Foster. S. Schultz S. Jacobson. S. Ersbo, K. Mauritz. K. Ulku, K. Mernik, R. Swanson, 8. Picha. A. Smart, J. Gicsman. C 81 D Row I: P. Rhodes. J. Wahl. S. Vizenor. J. Mattson. L. Brown J. Mielke, K. Johnson. S. Schultz, D. Campbell. Row 2: J. Hoffmann. M. Piepho. G. Gozola, C. Roiland, C. Claypatch, G. Stauffacher. S. Braasch, A. Smart. J. Hicks. Row 3: M. Japs. D. 8rixius. P. Lysne. C. Dahlberg. L. Johnson. J. Sylvander G. Spande, K. Anderson. J. Swadling. Row 4: J. Gronhoim, H. Harrison. J. Carls, G. Gustafson. S. Tcssman, J. Parker. S. Swanson. J. Llarinas, K. Ulku. D. Elmquist. Musical moments linger on through the years CHOIR OFFICERS Left to right: Treasurer.................... .Janice Swadling Vice President .................. Terry Edstrom Mascot...........................-.Lynne Olson President .............Harold Harrison Secretary . . Louise Brown C82] Senior Choir Row I: D. Sheppard. K. 811995. K. Miller. K. Sundmark. W. Peterson. S. Fnscll. S. Erickson. M. Olson, S. Pfaffc. E. Carlson. Row 2: K. Roiland, K. Cloypatch J. Granquist. N. Christianson, B. Cclusnak, J. Lindcen V. Saeche. N. Bau-meister. Row 3: D. Perry. T. Edstrom. K. Riska, O. Tibou. L. youngren. I. Erickson. J. Harrington. 0. Tiemens. L. Olson. Row 4: J. Granger. B. Johnson, B. McLaughlin. K. Jacobson R. Hanson, G. Kamp W. Vetsch, P. Baker, E. Reinert. J. Halverson. The Christmas concert was presented in a unique fashion this year from the balcony. The concert closed as the choir sang Will James' arrangement of Sing and Rejoice.'' God Eternal'' was among the favorites presented at the Easter concert. The choir also participated in the North Side festival which honored the centennial year. The year was climaxed with the annual spring concert. It was such a big success that they were allowed to present it to the student body. A portion of the alto section of the choir is shown dili Mr. Warren Valine knows that only through constant prepara- gently preparing for the Christmas program presented on tion and hard work con the choir achieve a successful perform-December 12 and 18. once. Here the choir is shown preparing for a concert. can Senior Band Activities Officers: Row I: G. Stacy, President: B. Kopp Mascot: P. Cunnicn, Secretary: C. Yost. Treasurer. Row 2: D. Swenson, Vice-President: J. Bollman, Librar-.an: J. Kramer, Sergeant-at-Arms. Drum Majorette Judy Schaitbergcr Row I: S. Lehmann, C. Hay den. Row 2: P. Cerveny J. Jorgenson. G. Anderson, H. Koblitr, M. Hultme, J. Mi-tcra. Row 3: N. Hammer-strom, B. Leavitt. D. Schuller. J. Welch. S. Nybaclc P. Bergeron, G. Stacy. C. Yost. Row 4: B. Kramer C. Garscia, C. Schuppel, N. Zurbcy, S. Atherton, D. Johnson. B. Hubbs. B. Kopp. Row 5: D. Clark. K. Krez S. Frazier, D. Woykc. Row 6: K. Davis, E. Jackson, A. Adair. C. Malin. D. Pangrac. Are Colorful Color Guard: J. Boltman, V. Rahn, G. Hemcmann, P. Vanviclt, P. Cun-nien. Front Five: S. Hill. B. Kleven, H. Krause. P. Larson, J. Caldwell. This year's band has been an active participant in many school and city festivities. Some of these included the Northside Parade, Kiddy Parade. Raspberry Festival, both Aquatennial parades (in which they received top honors for their class), and the coronation of the Junior Queen and Commodore. These are in addition to the traditional colorful activities of the band, such as presenting half-time shows for football and basketball games, and playing for pep fests. After their annual spring concert on the 24th of April the band helped start the Centennial celebrations with their part in the Northside Centennial Kickoff and the Minnesota Statehood Centennial Parade. Row |: K. Hagen J. Etpe I cn B. Picha. Row 2: B Supalo, B. Subject. M. Ne) ion, B. Kraemer, R. Dorr L. Oppen. Row 3: J. Brud viIt, B. Mcrnilt. J. Middle mist, G. Hcmness, H. Sco blic. S. Rathbun, J. Boliman Row 4: D. Andrlc W. Swcn ion. C. Jones, S. Jacobson R. Lund, W. Kaari, D. Zicg ler, E. Schuppel, R. Foster K. Stone. Row 5: J. Schnei der, J. Johnson. Y. Everett D. Swenson. C. Ekelund, 8 Fairweather, A. Johnson, 0 Thorn. L. Stanton Row 6 J. Ruffenach. J. Swanson D. Adair, D. Jones. G. Ruf fenach. [8S3 Hi'Lites: Row I: C. Rugg. J. Zachor. J. Baardsgaard. A. Skoog. Pastel Pats: B. DeVries. C. Anderson, S. Kline, J. Richardson, B. Paurus. Row 2: S. Zukaitis. P. Nitzschke. G. Berkowitz. J. S. Gulenchyn. Robillard D. Secmann. R. Penas. Orchestra and Jr. Band End Year With Concer Row I: J. Kallestad, J. Berryman, M. Cabaya, C. Skjold. N. Erlandson. C. Aeiker, F. Johnson. F. Zellmer, N. Sundholm, K. Larkin. F. Rahn H. Leslin, J. Rice. K. Kraemer. T. Matthews. R. Lund. J. Caldwell. E. Randolph. V. Miller, C. Cabaya. K. Lange. Row 2: J. Johnson, B. Heen D. Matthews. K. Beck. M. Harris, S. Brandon, S. Johnson. D. Thompson. C. Laursen. D. Hornstcn, J. Schreidcr. P. Castongoay. B. Resta make D. Hlady. A. Ulku. Row 3: N. McCourtie. S. Urbanski, J. Wright. L. Ridgway. D. Nord, D. Gilbertson, D. Larson. M. Canfield. D Ameson. G. Johnson. R. Waite. R. Glanville. S. Carls. J. Emerson, R. F.tzsimmons. P. Stanton. D. Stattme, H. Resnikoff. G. Canfield. G. Wal strom. 0. Nygoard. J. Farnham R. Purdes. T. Mernik. Row 4: S. Peterson. J. Lokken, J. Scagren. G. Conrad. S. Gothe. E. Subject. D. Pear son, M. Benjamm. R. Borne . G. Pe-ssig, J. Hollenbach. J. Justesen. Orchestra Row I: A. Krefting, M Baruth. Y. Hollenbach. T. Beeuchane. C. Clay-patch. K Caypatch. Row 2: S. Tobler J. Manro L. Kn ght R Tracy. P. Gerv ng. Row 3: D. Simpson. R. Fredick. A. Weber. C. McKelvey. B. M tchcll, Mr. Barnett. C863 Club Activities Reach An All Time High Spanish Club Row I: Mr. Aguiar. K. Brandon, S. Kline, J Wedel. K. Feehan. D. Heffelfinger. J. Bolten Row 2: J. Rathbone S. V zenor G. DeW.tt S. Bra nerd. B. Carney. G. Ziebarth, N. Zur bey. V. M.ddlemist. Row 3: B. Dahl J. King horn, A. Skoog B. Anderson, M. Thornberg J. Caldwell. Row 4: S. Peterson J. Jaeche C Roiland. K. Ro land. W. Dedo. L Crewsky, B Jacobsen D. Seemann. Row 5: N. Madson E. Oxberry, C. Swanson. A. Roppe T. Schul ler, P. Vick D. Swenson. H. Pedersen R Olson. Latin Club Row I: Mrs. Boquist. B. Tuom.c A. Kolinski, M. Enger. J. Schtpper J. Olson. M. Paul-fram. B. Dykoski. Row 2: J. Zachor. M. Erickson. S. Matthews. R. Foster. R. McLaughlin, K. Elwood. N. Dorr. S. Stan.us. S. HiM. Row 3: S. Vaughan. L. Brown. B. Celusnak. S. Braasch. G. Gustafson, H. Scoblic, C. Turner J. H:cks. y. Everett. Row 4: D. Alden L. Oppen. J. Bartelt, S. Ersbo. M. Canfield. J. Roehl, N. Moxley. K. Belski. G. Heinemann. Row 5: P. Cunmen, B. Sletten, R. Hanson. G. Hoerschgen, J. Parker, J. Cross, L Anderson, J. Carls. L. Holin. German Club Row I: Mrs. Boquist. L. Koblitz, B. Larson L. Neufeldt, R. McLaughlin. E. Schuppel. Row 2: M Andrcen, M. Kirvelay, K. Mauritz S. Erickson, J. Granquist. J. Larson. Row 3: D. Peterson, S. Tessman. K. Ulku, C. Yost. C. Burmeister. N. Neumann. T. Nygaard. S. Ponto. Mr. Lundell's geometry class is shown studying diligently beneath the figures they made as a project for the course. Harald Pedersen, our foreign exchange student from Norway, is greeted by Paul Lysne who was our exchange student to Greece last summer. The four people who did so much for the senior class this year are pictured going over some plans. They are: Tom Montgomery, Mr. Schultz. Miss Kienholz, and Charlotte Yost. These Moments We Will Always Remember Queen Kathy Pawloski was radiant on her bis day — Homecoming — the day she was crowned Queen. The senior class election was a big highlight of the year, in spite of the flu epidemic. Balloons, signs, tags and hats gaily adorned the halls and the senior class. The officers elected are pictured on page 3. They are: Sylvan Rue. treasurer; Tom Montgomery, president: Tom Schell, vice-president; Lyle Holin, mascot; Charlotte Yost. secretary; and Ed Reinert, sergeant-at-arms. One can tell by the look on Tom Keegel's face that he is about to receive his first polio shot. C Successful concerts given by the choir were only accomplished by hard work and long hours of practice. Remember the long walks to school through the snow during the winter months? In all our sports activities throughout the year our cheerleaders helped lead the team to victory. What shall I write? Have you signed my picture yet? These comments were made many times during the year. Busy signing pictures are Gary Temple. Barb Bowman. Gene Hart and Judy Nowak. C90 3 Magic Moments Dan Lobash (left) and Bob Lund display their math projects on fourth dimension and other geometric figures completed as voluntary extra credit projects. The students have responded with much enthusiasm and have completed many projects. One project won a blue ribbon at the annual science fair. Susie Behm is measured for her cap and gown under the watchful eye of Don Felknor and several senior girls. The ethics committee encourages students to dress in a suitable manner for school. Members are: V. Mid-dlemist, B. McLaughlin. K. Eggen. and J. Kramer. Sadie Hawkins Day revealed a very handsome couple, Louise Brown and Bob Kline—or is it Bob Kline and Louise Brown? C9I] Remember When ... ? A convicted cowboy' adorned the ceiling of the auditorium on Homecoming. John Roehl had a carefree time at the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, as one can see by the picture above right. A tense moment in the football game is revealed in the faces of the members of the Patrick Henry Band. Do you recognize Patrick Henry and Porter Field from the air? C92J Convict the Cowboys was the slogan for the Homecoming festivities and convict them we did—20 to 6. Dancing to the latest hit records is a privilege enjoyed by Henry students during their lunch hour. The band is shown performing a favorite routine during half-time. Lovely Karen McCourtie is viewed by her classmates as she walks down the aisle after the Homecoming program. Dave Jones and Sue Tess-man await their turn to get hitched up by Marryin Sam John Kramer at the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. [93] The Roving Camera Metal class can be really engrossing. Mitchell Hillman thinks the new metal lathes in Mr. Parks’ room are just about the finest pieces of equipment in any school. We re with you, Mitch! Pancakes are a treat anytime but when you have home economics first period and Miss Bekkerus on hand to show you all the tricks—well! hmmmmmm! We re mighty proud of our up to the minute efficient reading laboratory. Students clockwise around the table, starting in the foreground are Walter Johnson. Robert Guzek. and Russell Mozey. CM] At Patrick Henry , The boys' sym class really appreciate the coming of spring, as it means a chance to get outside in Minnesota's wonderful weather. Looks like a slide into second for these boys playing softball. Is there a Rembrandt in the house? From the amount of deep concentration in Miss M. Erickson's art class, we'll guess that it takes hard work. We have half the battle wop.. From left to right are Pat Muncy. Nicky Lambsie. Sandra DeWitt, Robert. Define, and Cheryl Martin. Under the expert direction of Miss V. Sanford these junior high school girls brush up on good reading habits. Starting from the left is Sandra Barport. Miss Sanford. Betty Dunfee, and Pamela Tessman. C95 □ Chuck Stanley is shown using the jig saw in Mr. Wobig's woodworking class. Just a word of caution—watch those fingers. Chuck! If you ever have thin material on the track team, just call on our photographer John Cross to stretch them out. Pictured from the left we have those double trouble threats: Bob Wilson, Bob Wilson, John Kallestad, John Kallestad, Bob Kline and Bob Kline. Operating on the principle that what goes up must come down'' has vaulted Warny Carlson into the headlines several times with a record jump of twelve feet and unofficial jumps of twelve feet six inches. Tom Montgomery picked a crucial time to forget his lines at the rehearsal of the senior class play. The cast members don't seem particularly concerned whether he finds his place or not. The Orator staff has worked hard to produce o book that we hope you will enjoy for many years. We have tried to select pictures for this book that you'll always remember with a fondness for your high school days. To save the precious memories of your classmates we have included the following eight pages for their autographs. The Following Eight Pages Are Reserved for Autographs