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SPEC COLL x c i $?y 6 -a$ - 2000 1963 Senior Class Respectfully Dedicated to the TH€ Hincsron TRIO MITCH MILLER AND THE GANG ©TVNVtOVSWl iSI l l BINE WITH THE VENTURES In this book, we, the Class of 1963, make our final appearance as one group. Those we played with in grade school, trembled with the first day of junior high, and confided in during high school will be but a memory in a blue cap and gown, proudly holding that long-awaited diploma. We hope that with the knowledge and wisdom we have gained here at Henry we can moke new records in the future. As you page through this, the 1963 ORATOR, remember that MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS. 2 RECORDS OF 1962-63 PETER, PAUL, AND MARY AND JOHN, AND SUE, AND ... SENIORS ................................................. 6 STUDENT AWARDS ......................................... 32 UNDERCLASSMEN .......................................... 34 THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY PRINCIPALS ............................................ 52 OFFICE STAFF AND COUNSELORS ........................... 53 TEACHERS .............................................. 54 MAINTENANCE ........................................... 65 TIME OUT ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS ........ CHEERLEADERS ... HOMECOMING .. SADIE HAWKINS .. HALL OF FAME ... CLASS PLAY.... SENIOR MEMORIES 104 118 130 132 138 140 146 148 3 m WILLIAM AAGAARD — Bill Hockey; Foot-boll. MARGARET AASER — Pefl0y Y-Teeni; J.A.; Office Assistant. ARDIS ABRAHAM — Ardie Y-Tccns; Sr. Choir; Treble Club. LAWRENCE ADAMS - lorry. MARK ANDERSON — German Club; Science Club. ROBERT ALBERTS - Curtis. TIM ANDERSON — Basketball; Track. LYNN ALLEN - Gigi Y-Teens; Sec. Club; Spanish Club; Teacher's Asst. SANDRA ALLGOOD - Sandy J.A. JANET ANDERSON Jon Treble Club; Sr. Choir. Treos.; F.H.A.; G.A.A.; N.H.S. BRUCE ALLARD — Shermon Band; Orchestra; Hi-C; Pep Bond. BARBARA ARRElL - Barb Student Council; G.A.A.; Auditorium Committee; Latin Club. KAREN BACHMEYER - G.A.A., Hl-C, Sec. Club, Teocher's Asst. JACQUELYN BAKER - Jackie Office Asst.; Sec. Club; J.A. NOR-VAl BARKSDALE - Boxie Hl-Y, Vodarions; Spanish Club; Wrestling, Trock, Cross Coun-try. AGNES ATKINSON - Aggi. Y-Te«ns, Teacher's Asst., F.H.A., Work Program. GAIL BARNARD — Mouse Y-Teens, F.H.A.; G.A.A., Band, Pep Band; Orchestra; N.H.S., Sr. Advisory; Counselor Asst., Orator Staff. Spanish Club, Treas. TIMOTHY AUDETTE - Chink Football, Wrestling, Hi-Y, Vodarians, All School Sec.; Track, Student Council. GEORGIA BARNETT — Y-Teens, Latin Club; Bond; Orchestra, G.AA, Orator Staff; Pep Band. CHERYL BAARDSGAARD - Sherie Treble Club; Band, Hi-lites; Y-Teens, Sec. Club; J.A. DENNIS BATEMAN - Uncle Benny Ski Team, Captain. BEVERLY BECKER - Bee GAA., Sec. Club. ALAN BENDER - Football, Trock, Sr. Closs Sgt.- ot-Arms; N.H.S., Stomp Club. DAVID BENSON - Benny Baseball, Latin Club, Basketball, Monoger, Patriot Staff. DEBRA BERNDT - Debbie French Club; Y-Teeni; Sec. Club; Office Asst. VALERIE BERRYMAN — Guy Student Council; G.A.A.; Spanish Club; Band, Hi-litos; Y-Teens; Office Asst.; F.H.A.; Sec. Club; Orotor Stoff; Sr. Class Trees. DANIEL BIAION - Poloc Bond; Hi-Y. Vadorions. PATRICIA BERGQUIST - Pot French Club; Library Asst.; Sec. Club, Pres.; Y-Teens. LYNN BOLLMAN — Brady Hockey; Baseball; Cross Country; Hl-Y. Vadorions. ROBERT BORRIES — Bob Gymnastics; Swimming. BONNIE BOVEE - Sec. Club; Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Library Asst. FRED BROWN — Hi-Y, Vodarians, All-School Chaplain,- French Club; N.H.S., Pres. Band, Pres.; Pep Band; Or-chestro; Patriot Staff. BEVER'.Y BRUNNER - Bev Sr. Choir; Y-Teens,- Treble Club. WAITER BRYNTESON — Butch Sr. Choir. DANIEL BUCHANAN - Don totin Club; French Club; Science Club. KATHLEEN BURNS - Work Program; F.H.A.; Teacher's Asst.; Office Asst. DONALD CARLSON — Cloncy Football; Wrestling; Track; Hl-Y, Crescendoes,- Hall Guard; Student Council; Teacher's Asst. CLARENCE BURSAW - Junior. JULIE CARL- SON - Bond; Y-Tecns; G.A.A.; F.H.A. Sec.; Sr. Advisory; Latin Club. Sec.; N.H.S.; Orator, Asst. Editor. GARY BURSCH - Football. Basketball. Track, Hi-Y, Vodorians, All-School Treas.; Orator Staff. SHERRYL CHRISTOPHERSON - Sheri F.H.A.; Hl-C; Y-Teens,- G.A.A.; Band; Choir; French Club. RITA BURSCH - Work Program; F.H.A. KEN. NETH CAMERON — Poncho Hi-Y, Vodari-ons; Track; Sr. Advisory. JAMES CAMPBELL — Cam Football; Basketball; Track; Hl-Y. Crescendoes.- Student Council. JEAN COWDERY - Jeon Morie Bond; Pep Bond; Y-Toenjj Hi-C; Germon Club. ROBERT DEHNE — Hobie Hi-Y, Crescendoes; Senior Advisory; Potriot Stoff; Baseball; Football; Hockey; Sr. Class Vice-Pres. JOHN CRIVITS _ Stick Hi-Y, Viscounts; Student Council; Sr. Closs Moscot. MARILYN DE TUNCQ — Red Y-Tccns; Band, Hi-litcs; Spanish Club; Office Asst. DAVID CLARK — Moxie German Club. JOHN CLYNE. JUDITH COTTAM - Judy Band; Y-Teens. KATHLEEN DAHL - Kathy Y-Teens; G.A.A.; Spanish Club; French Club; Speech Team; Front-Five,- Hall Guard; Patriot Staff. SANDRA DE Win — Sandy Band, Hl-Lites; G.A.A., F.H.A.; Y-Teens,- Spanish Club. GARY DAHLIN - Huey Hockey; Cross Country. CAROLYN DAVIDSON — Y-Teens,- Sr. Choir; Treble Club; Lotin Club; Hi-C; G.A.A. WILLIAM DAVIS — Bill Football; Basketball. DENNIS EDIING - Denny HI-Y. Crescen-docs; Work Program. JEANETTE EDLUND — Y-Teens; Treble Club. SHIRLEY EDLUND - Shirl Sec. Club. RUTH ANN DOHERTY - Ruthio G.A.A.; F.H.A.; Choir; Sec. Club; Teacher' Asst. DALE EGBERG — Egg Hi-Y, Croscondoos,- Basketball; Baseball. KATHY DORAN - Spanish Club; French Club; G.A.A.; Sr. Advisory. ROGER ELMQUlST - Chris Hi-Y, Viscounts; Student Council; Choir; Swimming; Track. JANET DORR - Jan F.H.A.; Y-Teens, French Club. SANDRA ERICKSON - Sandy Work Program. MICHAEL ENGLERT - Mickey Sr. Choir; Work Program. DANIEL ENGSTROM - Don Hi-Y, Viscounts; Golf; Cross-Country; Hockey,-Skiing. WILLIAM EVERS - Gymnastics. STEPHEN FORSETH - Eon Football; Hockey.-Track; Orchestra. Pres.; Band; Pep Band; Hi-Y. Vodorionj; Orator Staff; Art Club. SHARRON FORTUNE - Cherie Y-Teens.- Hi-C, Sec.; Treble Club, librarian; Sr. Choir, librarian,-G.A.A. GARY FOSS - Floyd Hi-Y, Vadorl-am, All-School Vice-Pres.; Band,- Pep Bond; Student Council, Pres.; Football.- Trock; Orator Stoff; Orchestra, SUSAN FINKE - Sui Spanish Club; librory Asst.,- Teocher's Asst.; G.A.A.,- Sec. Club, Vice-Pres. JEAN FOWIER - Hazel Y-Teens,- Office Asst.,- Work Program. JUDITH FISH — Judy Student Council; Ger-man Club,- N.H.S.; Speech Team,- Sr. Choir. NORMA FULLER. SUSAN FORBES - Sue Y-Teens. DONA1D FYIE - Don. NANCY GIBSON - None Sr. Choir,- Treble Club; J.A., Teachor's Asst. JOAN GORD-HAMER — Joni Y-Teens,- Sr. Choir,- Treble Club; Band, Hl-Lltes, Front Five,- Speech Team,-French Club. RICHARD GOZOIA - Guzz Latin Club; Basketball; Orator Staff. CAROL GREEN — Latin Club; Speech Teom; J.A.; N.H.S.; Orator Staff. MARY GRONLUND — Latin Club; Hl-C; Y-Tecns,- Teacher's Asst. DIANE GUNEWITZ - Gu. Y-Teeni; F.H.A.; Toachor's Asst.; Sec. Club. SANDRA GUSTAFSON - San's. ANDREW HANSON - Andy JA; Track; Work Program; M.D.VC., Pres. RONALD HABECK - Ron Gymnastics. CARLYN HANSON - Kelly. CATHERINE HAGEN - Cathy Y-Toens; Teacher's Asst..- Counselor's Asst.; Sec. Club; French Club. JACQUELINE HANSON - Jack! G.A.A.; F.H A.j Hi-C; Y-Teens; Sec. Club; Spanish Club; Teacher's Asst.; Auditorium Committee,- Orator Staff. JOHN HAGEN - Tosniak Hi-Y. Crescendoes; Football; Work Program. DONNA HAG-LUND - Work Program. LARRY HAIL - Buck Football; Wrestling. SHARON HANSON - Tibley Y-Toens; Sr. Choir. VERONICA HANSON - Penny Y-Teens; Hall Guard; Office Asst.; Sec. Club. WAYNE HANSON - J.A., Lob. Asst. RICHARD HARRISON - Rith. CLIFFORD HEINSCH — Fire Gymnastics, Captain; Hl-Y, Vodarions; Track. ROBERT HARRISON - Dick Bong Hi-Y, Olympians; Movie Crow; Hall Guard; Teach-er's Asst., Trock. WAITER HESTER - Walt Teocher's Asst. JEAN HART - Harley F.H.A., Y-Teens; library Asst.; Orchestra; Sec Club. Sec.; Sr. Class Sec. SUSAN HINZ - Susie Bond, Sec.; Pep Band; Y-Teens,- G.A.A.; German Club; Teocher's Asst. BARBARA HATHAWAY — Barb Spanish Club; N.H.S.; Patriot Staff; Front Five. BRUCE HAWKINSON - Hawkeye Hall Guards; Hi-Y, Viscounts; Band. Skiing; Trock. ROBERT HEBZYNSKI - Heb Work Program. DAVE HORNIG - David Latin Club; Hockey; Golf; Football; Basoball; Orator Staff. KATHLEEN HUBBARD — Kathy Orchestra. LAUREN HYEN - Laurie Work Program. ANDREA HOEM - Andy J.A.; G.A.A.; Y-Teens; Orator Staff; French Club; Orchestra; N.H.S.; Teochcr's Asst. YVONNE ISRAEL -Y-Teens; Sec. Club; N.H.S.; French Club; Teacher's Asst. KATHLEEN HOGAN - Kathy Sec. Club; Teocher's Asst. Counselor's Asst.; Orotor Staff. JOY ITTNER - Band. G.A.A.; Speech Team. IU ANN HORGEN - Spanish Club; Orches-fro; Sec Club. GRACE JACKSON - Mark F.H.A.; Work- Program. HOWARD JACKSON - Howie Sr. Advisory, Spanish Club; Cross Country, Track. MARCIA JACOBSON — Marc Band. Sgt. at Arms, Sr. Advisory, Y-Teens, All School Sec.; French Club; Sec. Club. Trees..- F.H.A., G.A.A.; Homecoming Attendant. ROSEMARY JAECHE - Roosemary Y-Teens; Band; Pep Band; French Club; F.H.A. KATHLEEN JOGODKA - Kathy G.A.A.; F.H.A.; Library Asst.; Spanish Club; Sec. Club; Orator Staff. JOHN JOHANSEN - Johnny. INEZ JOHN — Nez Teacher's Asst.; Lunchroom Asst.; Office Asst.; Sr. Choir. HELENE JENSEN - Latin Club; G.A.A.; J.A.; German Club. DARLENE JOHNSON - Dor Sr. Choir; Spanish Club; French Club; Office Asst.; Y-Teens. KAREN JENSEN - Y- Teens.- G.A.A.; French Club; N.H.S.; Sr. Advisory; Teacher's Asst.; Band. Drum Majorette; Homecoming Queen. MARY ANN JOHNSON - Mary Hi-C. DOUGLAS JERDEE - Doug Sr. Choir; Ap. paratus; Basketball. MARY LEE JOHNSON - Mare Sec. Club; F.H.A.; Y-Teens; French Club; G.A.A. RICHARD JOHNSON - Dick Teacher's Asst. ROBERT JOHNSON - Bob. ROBERTA JOHNSON - Bobbie Band; Pep Band; HI-Lites; Y-Teens; G.A.A.; Sec. Club. ROSELYNN JOHNSON - Rosie N.H.S.; Hi-Cj Sec. Club; G.A.A.; Teacher's Asst.; Or-ofor Staff. SHIRIEY JOHNSON - Shirl Bond; Y-Teens; Counselor's Asst. WAITER JOHNSON - Wally Football. BONNIE JOHNSTON - Bon Sec. Club; Latin Club; Treble Club; Sr. Choir; Teacher's Asst.; Hi-C. SANDRA KAARI — Sandy Band; Pep Band; Latin Club; German Club; N.H.S.; Studont Council; F.H.A., Parliomentori-an; G.A.A ; Counselor's Asst. MARY KNUDSVIG - Mory Koy F.H.A.; G.A.A.; Y-Teens; Band, Personnel Manoger; Speech; Gorman Club; Sr. Advisory; N.H.S.; Orotor Stoff. JAMES KNUTSON - Knot Hl-Y, Vadarians; Hockey; Baseball; Bond. CYNTHIA KOSCIOLEK - Cindy See. Club; Teacher's Asst.; Orator Staff. DIANNE KOTIIA - Dee Work Progrom,-M.D.V.C. Club; Y-Teens; J.A.; Student Council; Sr. Choir. Treblo Club. JAMES LANGE - Jim Sr. Choir, Moscot; Sr. Advisory. SUSAN KREZ - Krexowski Y-Teens; Cheerleader; Girl's State; French Club; G.A.A.; F.H.A.; Band; Pep Band; Orchestra; Patriot Staff. DIANNE LANGSTON - Dee Sec. Club; J.A. THERESA KUEHN — Terry Student Council; F.H.A.; Sr. Choir; Y-Teens,- Nat'l. Safety Council; G.A.A.; Treble Club; Patriot Staff. GEORGE LANSING - Joe Football. Co-Captain; Hi-Y, Crescendoes; Student Council, Vice-Pres.,- All City Student Council; Wrestling. NANCY LABELLE - lobel Band. Moscot; Pop Band; Orchestra.- Y-Teens,- F.H.A.; Orator Stoff. DIANE LAKOTAS - Sec. Club; G.A.A.; Teocher's Asst. NICHOLAS LAMBESIS — Nick Baseball; Wrestling. VERNON I EVENS - Vorn. CURTIS LIND-8ERG - Curt. DOUGLAS IINDBERG - Doug Hi-Y, Viscounts; Ski Team. SANDRA LUND - Sandy Treble Club, Senior Choir, Band. Hi-Lites, Pastel Pats; Sec. Club; Student Council; Y-Teens. EUDENE LU-PINO — Bond, Hi-Lites.- French Club, Vice Pres.; Counselor's Asst.; Orator Staff. MILAN IUZAICH. JANICE LANTTO - Jon Sec. Club; Y-Teens. STEPHEN LINDFORS - Steve Latin Club; French Club; Orator Staff; N.H.S.; Science Club. RONALD LARSON - Ron Orchestra, Vice Pres.,- Hi-C, Pres; All State Orchestra. GABRIELE LUBUZIS - Tiger G.A.A.; Y-Teens, F.H.A.; Spanish Club; Sec. Club. NOEL LASSER — Frenchie Latin Club, Vice-Pres., Program Chairmon; F.H.A. ROBERT IUND - Bob Basketball; Baseball; Hi-Y, Viscounts; Patriot Stoff; Sonior Advisory. KATHLEEN MATSEN - Kothy Hl-lites; Work Program; M.D.V.C. Club, Sec.; Y-Teens; Spanish Club; Student Council; Library Ass . THOMAS MATTHEWS — Tom Swimming; land, Football. ADELE MATTlSON — Sr. Choir; Y-Teens.- Work Program,- Treble Club. JANE MAIER — Jeonle Counselor's Asst.; G.A.A.; F.H.A CAROL McOANIEl — Moc Y-Teens, Librarian; F.H.A. DAVID MANSON - Dave. DANIEL McNA-MARA — Mac Football; Track; Wrestling.-Hi-Y, Crescendoes; Hall Guard; Student Council. SHERYL MARTIN - G.A.A.; HhC; Y-Teens,-Lotln Club; Library Asst.; Patriot Staff; Treble Club; Sr. Choir. DAVID McNAMARA - Moc Football; Wrestling; Hi-Y. Crescendoes. WILLIAM MEYER - Bill Hi-Y. Viscounts; Bond. Golf; Pep Band LESLIE MILLER - lei Bond.- Pep Bond; Sec. Club. WAYNE MILLER — Tex Track; Skiing; Cross-Country; Hl-Y. Vadarlans. JOAN MITCHELL - “Jo” Y-Teens, Teocher's Aut.j French Club, Office Asst., Soc. Club. RONAID MLYNEK - Ron. MARY MONT-GOMERY — Y-Teens; Counselor's Asst., Span-l h Club, Sec. Club, N.H.S. PATRICIA MOSE - ' Pol Y-Teens, Hall Guard, Treble Club. MARILYN NELSON — “Nell Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Treble Club, Sr. Choir, Front Five, Band; Homecoming Attendant. GLORIA MOSER - “Mosh F.H.A., Library Mi).i Latin Club, Debate Club, G.A.A. DU-ANE NESS — “Clayton Hi-Y, Vodarians, Sr. Choir, Football; Gymnastics. DAVID MROCEK - Dove Student Council, Football, Golf, Sr. Choir. Prei. CHARLES NEVISON - Rudy Football, Wrestling, Trock, Swimming, Hi-Y, Crescendoes, Hall Guord; Student Council GARY NASIEDLAK - Louie Football, Hockey, Hi-Y. Crescendoes. GERALDINE NEFF -“Gerrle N.H.S., Y-Teens, Latin Club, Orchestra, Hl-C, Vke-Pres.; J.A.; Teacher's Asst. Office Aut.; Potriot Staff BONNIE NELSON — “Bon Student Council, Work Program, HI-lites; Y-Teens; M D.V.C. Club. DAVID NIERENGARTEN - Dutch ANN NORDIN — Bond; Orator Staff; J.A.; Y-Teens; G.A.A. JOAN NORDSTROM - Joe. STEVEN NORDSTROM - Dart Football, Co-Captain,- Basketball; Baseball; Hl-Y, Crescendoes, All-School Pres.. All-City Pres.; Student Council, Treat.; Potriot Staff. JANET ORSTAD — Jon Cheerleader; G.A.A.; Y-Teent; N.H.S.; Orofor, Editor; Orchestra, Sec., Librarian; Office Asst.; Teacher Asst.; Auditorium Committee. JAMES NORGREN - 'Swede'' Football,- Hl-Y, Crescendoos. BARBARA PAGE - Borb - Cheerleader,- Y-Teens; F.H.A.; French Club; G.A.A.; N.H.S.; Teocher's Asst.; Band. Librarian. Orchestra. RICHARD NORTHWAY — Rich Football; Swimming Team.- Apparatus. PATRICIA PAGE — Pattie Y-Teens; G.A.A.; Orchestra.- J.A.; Teocher's Asst. SANDRA PARPART - Sondy Work Pro-gram,- M.D.V.C. Club. JEANINE PEABODY -Band; Pop Band; Y-To«n ; French Club; Sec. Club. JAMES PEARSON - Jim” Band; Trooi.j Pep Bond; Orchestra,- Skiing. TRESSIE LEE PAINTER - Trow Y-Teenj, Spanish Club; Hi-lites; Work Program.- M D. V.C. Club. Trees. JAMES PEDERSON - Jim Football; Trock; Wrestling; Chess Teom; lotln Club; N.H.S. FRANCIS PALMER - Frank Baseball; Bov ketball. ROGER PEGG - Peg-leg Apporo-tus. JANET PARADISE — Perry Student Council; French Club; Library Asst.; F.HA CARMA PENNINGTON - Pickets JA, Work Program; M.D.V.C. Club. F.HA LAVONNE PERRY - Vonnie Y-Teens.- Choir. JEANNE PETERSON - Ethel Y-Teens; F.HA; French Club, Hall Guard; Sec Club RICHARO PETERSON - Pete Hi-Y. Crescendoes. Football; Basketball; Student Council. GAYLE PIEIA - Gay F.H.A.; Latin Club; Orator Staff. CRAIG PLOOF — Billy Band; Hi-Y, Crescendoes; Student Council; Football. MERRY POORUCH - Mcr Fronch Club; Office Asst.; Teacher's Asst.; J.A. SUSAN PETERSON — Sue Band, Pep Band; Orchoslra; Y-Tcens; F.H.A.; Patriot Staff; Speech Club; Cheerleoding; German Club; Student Councils LINDA PROVENCHER Spanish Club; French Club; Library Asst.; Y-Tcons; N.H.S.; Sec. Club; Orator Staff. JAMES PHILLIPS - Well Hi-Y, Vondorions, Sr. Advisory; Band; Hall Guard; Football. FRANK RAHN — Spider Cross-Country; Track; Basketball; Hi-Y. Viscounts; N.H.S.; Band; Student Council; Sr. Advisory; Sr. Class President. EDWIN RANDOLPH - Ed Hi-Y. Vadarions; Student Council; Patriot Staff; French Club; Football Mgr.; Tennis; Swimming. TERRY RAN-TEN — Tiger Hi-Y, Viscounts; Basketball; Track; Band. SHARON REAK - Reak N.H.S., Trees.; Y-Teens,- Speech Club; Latin Club; Sec. Club; G.A.A.; Patriot, Exchange Ed., Student Council; Counselor's Asst. DARRYL REYNOLDS — Aluminum Orches-fro; Trock; Crosscountry, Equipment Room Mgr. JIM RICE - Howdy Doody ' Hockey, Baseball, Student Council, Gymnastics. SUSAN RIDER Sue Y-Teons, Sr. Choir, Treble Club. N.H.S., Spanish Club; Patriot Staff. CURTIS ROBERTS - Cork Wrestling. JENNIFER RYDSTROM - Jenny G.A.A., F.H.A., J.A., Teacher's Asst., Work Program. M.D.V.C. KATHLEEN ROBINSON - Kothy Hi-C, G.A.A., J.A., Y-Teens, Band, Orator Staff EDWARD SABRASKI - Ed Football, Hockey, Student Council. JOANNE ROEHL - Jo G.A.A., Spanish Club, J.A. KATHLEEN SAMPSON - Kothy” J.A.; Y-Teens, French Club. DOUG SCANLON - Apparatus. ROBERT SHAW — Pug Football; Wrestling,- Basketball; Hi-Y, Crescendoes; Student Council; Gym Asst. DEANNA SCHAFER - Schaf Treble Club; Sr. Choir, Sec.; French Club; Spanish Club; Y-Teens, All-School Pres.; N.H.S., Sec.; Student Council, Sec.; Cheerleader; Homecoming Attendant. JACQUELINE SHERIDAN — Jackie Y-Teens; Choir. DANIEL SCHNEIDER - Dan. ROSE ANN SIBLEY - Sib Y-Teens. RICHARD SCHOEBEN — Dick HI-Y Domyv tio. GLENDA SCHUSTER - N.H.S. PAULINE SEVERTSON - Poul F.H.A., Sr. Choir; Hi-C; Y-Teens. SUSAN SKJOID - Sue Band, Y-Teens, Cheerleader. Copt., G.A.A., Latin Club. NAN-CY SLETTEN — Pugger Y-Teens, Bond. Sec.; Pep Band; G.A.A.; German Club; Sr. Advisory, Speech Team, Sec. Club, Teacher's Asst., Or. chest roj Hall Guard. GREGORY SMITH - Cleg Snort Latin Club, Student Council, Football; Track, Swimming, Hi-Y, All-School Vlce-Pres., Art Club. EDWARO SIEMS - Ed Hi-C, Track; Equip-moot Room, Potriot Stoff. ROXANA SMITH - Roxie French Club, Y-Toens, Auditorium Committoe; Student Council; Patriot Staff, Editor, N.H.S.; Sec. Club. DONALD SIMONSON - Doc Germon Club; Wrestling Manager SHEILA STEADY - Stod Choir; Orator Staff, Student Council; Y-Teens, All-School Vice-Pres., Spanish Club, Sec. Club. THOMAS SKALBERG - Tom Hi-Y, Viscounts, Basketball; Football; Golf, French Club. DON-ALD STAFFORD — Staffowd Hockey, Baseball; Hi-Y. Vadarians; Orator Stoff. MARGARET STANLEY - N.H.S.; Teacher's Asst., Counselor's Aist. PAUL STANTON - Pauly Band, Pep Band; Orchestra, Hi-C, Vice-Pres. JERILYNN STETSON - Jen Sec. Club. PATRICIA SVENTEK - Pot Y-Teern; Sec. Club; Latin Club; Nunes Asst. BARBARA SWANSON - Barb G.A.A.; J.A.; Hl-C; N.H.S.; Y-Teens, German Club; Bond; Pep Bond. MARY JANE SWANSON - Y-Teens; F.H.A.; Treble Club; Sr. Choir; Sec. Club; Sr. Advisory; Student Council. DANIEL STREETER - Dan Football. SUSAN SWANSON — Sue Bond; Counselor's Asst.; F.H.A.; German Club; Hi-Cj Patriot Staff; Pep Bond. N.H.S., Y-Teens. DALE SZACH - Skinny Wrestling; Baseball. LORELEI TAYLOR - Lori Y-Teens; German Club; Office Asst.; Sr. Choir; Y-Teens; F.H.A. PAMELA TESSMAN — Pom Choir; Secretarial Club; Y-Teens; F.H.A. THOMAS TESSMAN - Tom Choir. Vke-Pret.. French Club. CAROLYN TMORSEN - lynn Treble Club; Sec Club. DOREEN TIEVA - Dotty Sec Club; Service Aid, Y-Toon . Student Council. JANET TILBURY - Til Y-Teens. All-School Trees.; F.H A., Sponish Club, Choir, Library Asst., Patriot Staff. SANDRA VONDER HEIDE — Sommie G.A.A., Office Asst.; F.H.A. ROBERT TODD - Bob Basketboll. MARY WAITE — Louie Band; Pep Bond; G.A.A., F.H.A., Vlce-Pres., Y-Teens, Studonl Council; Lotln Club, Orchestra. BARBARA TRACY - Borb G.A.A., Sec. Club, Counselor's Asst., Office Aut. BARBARA WELKE - Welke G.A.A., Y-Teens, F.H.A.. Sec.; N.H.S.; Sr. Advisory; Patriot, Band. German Club; Teacher's Asst. NANCY TREAGER - None Y-Teent; Sponlsh Club; French Club; library Asst.; Sec. Club; Student Council. RUSSELL TROVIK _ R„M Hl-Y, Crescendoes; Basketball, Student Council. MARGO UGGLA — Mogoo Y-Teens. Art Club; NH.S.; Patriot Staff. Lotln dub, Sec. Club; Sr. Advisory. MARJORIE WEBER - Mor9ie Hl-C; Y-Teens, Orchestra, Germon Club. LORRAINE WHITE — Lori Treble Club; Senior Choir; $ponl h Club. JA, F.H.A.; Office AM. NAOMI WAISETH - Hl-C. City wide Sec., Bond; Pep Bond; Y-Teens; F.H.A.; Lotin Club; Sec. Club; Treble Club ROBERT WALSTEAO — Wally Football; Wrestling. FRANK WAN02EL - Wondzy Basketball, Crow-Country, Trock; Hi-Y, Vadorians; Senior Advisory. DAVID WANGIIE - Dove N.H.S., Orator Staff, Hl-C Trees., Science Club. JOYCE WES-TIP — Jurs Senior Choir, Sec. Club, Y-Teens, Band, Pastel Pats, Lotin Club. CAROL WATANABE - Wot Y-Teens, Spon-Ish Club; Treble Club; Teocher's Asst. BETTY WHITE — Work Program, Bond; Y-Teens, J.A. JUDITH WEIDENBACH - Jude G.A.A., Office Asst., Teocher's Asst, Sec. Club. LINDA WEINEBARGER — Y-Teens, Library Asst, F.H.A., Pres., Sec. Club, HhC. ROBERT WEl-DON — Cricket Hockey, Swimming, Choir. I KAY WILLIAMS - Willi. Y-Teens; Count -lor's Asst.; Spanish Club; Sec. Club. WILLIAM WINICK — Bill Student Council; Baseball. PATRICIA WHITMER - Pat Y-Tocn ; Sec. Club; Spanish Club; Hall Guard. GARY WIT-TIG — Bud Hi-Y, Vadarlans; Sr. Choir. SHARON WICK - Shellie Troble Club; Teocher's Asst. DIAN WITTLINGER - JA; F.H.A.; Y-Teens, G.A.A.; Lotin Club; Art Club. JEAN WIGEN — Work Program. WALTER WOLINSKI — Skeet Football; Wrestling.- Hl-Y, Crescendoes. JANICE WRYK - Jon G.A.A.; Fronch Club; Office Asst.; Nurses Asst. DENNIS WYSYN-SKI - Denny ELIZABETH YATES - Bethy F.H.A., Spanish Club; Sec. Club; Hall Guard; Homecoming Attendant. Left to right: Geraldine Neff. Carol Green. Julie Carlson. Honor Graduates Announced Honor Students Janet Anderson David Mrocek Cheryl Baardsgaard Geraldine Neff Gail Barnard David Nierengarten Alan Bender Ann Nordin Debra Berndt Janet Orstad Valerie Berryman Barbara Page Fred Brown James Pederson Honor diplomas are given to stu- Julie Carlson Richard Peterson dents who have a grade average Jean Cowdery Linda Provencher above 3.000 and have met special John Crivits Frank Rahn subject requirements. Honorable Judy Fish Sharon Reak Mention is given to students who Carol Green Suson Rider have a grade average of 3.000. Barbara Hathaway Kathleen Robinson Andrea Hoem Deanna Schafer LuAnn Horgen Glenda Schuster Yvonne Israel Edward Siems Marcia Jacobson Gregory Smith Karen Jensen Roxana Smith Darlene Johnson Margaret Stanley Roselyn Johnson Barbara Swanson Michael Johnston Susan Swanson Sandra Kaari Lorelei Taylor Susan Krez Thomas Tessman Ronald Larson Margo Uggla Stephen Lindfors Dovid Wanglie Top to Bottom, Janet Orstod, Linda Proven-cher. Roxana Smith. Eudene Lupino Mary Montgomery Barbara Welke Left to right: Margoret Stanley. Barbara Swanson, David Wanglie. First National First National Amerkon legion Bank Bank Valerie Berryman Janet Orstad David Mrocek Nine Seniors Gain Recognition This yeor nine seniors were chosen by faculty and class members to receive awards. These awards were based on scholarship, leadership, and service. The First National Band award was presented to David Mrocek and Janet Orstad for their service to the school and community. Frank Rahn and Roxana Smith were recipients of the P.T.A. award for outstanding citizenship. The Rose Reese award was presented to Carol Green for her active interest in foreign relations. Fred Brown and Julie Carlson received the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution awards for their outstanding records in American History. The American Legion award was presented to Valerie Berryman for her contributions to the school. Geraldine Neff was selected to receive the Star Tribune award for her leadership in the Senior Class of 1963. Slor Tribune P.TA P.TA. Geraldine Neff Fronk Rohn Roxono Smith Ro e Ree e Corol Green S.A.R. Fred Brown DAR. Julie Corlion Underclassmen Last fall Nancy Kosciolek, Mike Hlady and Valerie Barnett like others in junior high, started their long climb to graduation. Mr. Seikkula 208 ROW I- D. Coder. D. Anderson, M. Swlgort, N. Frobom, M. Elf-itrom. ROW 2i J. ArxJerson, D. Ahlboum, A. Anderson, J. londln, 0. Crawford, T. Nelson. ROW 3: S. Andersen, S. Thornberg, N. Faith, 0. Cooklook, D. Blgolow, M. Townsend. ROW 4: V. levens, M. Netko, I. Sventok, N. Stuge, D. Phillip . R. Severson. 0. Thompson. ROW 5: R. Toftness, H. Jones, D. Little, L lobosh. B. Engstrom. K. Hoerschgen. Miss Hosford 304 ROW 1: j. 11 iff. M. Hammond, S. Swenson, M. Hansen, S. Johnson. ROW 2: B. Kennelly. M. Glass, J. Davis, C. John son. J. Hughes, C. Johnson. L. Jones. ROW 3: J. Bell. C. Nemitr. G. tohale, D. Larson, R Thelen. J. Shaft. D. Wollll. ROW 4: P. Anderson, S. Humbert, $. Kerns, L. Turnboll, P. Folta. G Appot-gren. ROW 3: J. Kreitz, L Kempf, G. Holvorson, R. Holmes. J. Weir, V. Bor-nett. M. Tessman. Mr. Palm 303 ROW 1: T. Sozun. D. Howord. J. Peter- on, B Conley, S. Drey. M. Spenjers. ROW 2: B Confield. S. Dovi . L Horv mono. J. Small. D. Johnson, G. Von Drosek. J Peobody. ROW 3: S. Poff. W. Coshmon, R. Abbott. C. Coffin, I. Nichols. D. Clouon. ROW 4i S. Comer-on. M Adorn . K. Preom. C. Carlson, J. Mflleon. M. Schoeben. ROW 5: P. A dams. A. Anderson, D. Larson, R. Keuseman, D. Dorn. G. Stewart, T. Johnson. Mr. Moe 301 ROW 1: j. Erickson. P. Rice. A. Gillespie. G. Softer, D. Vomhof. ROW 2t R. Olsen. S. Christ. C. Zurboy, S. llndstrom. M. Swanson, T. Bergren. ROW 3: T. Caswell, J. Curry, T. Kaufman, V. Klein, K. Jensen, T. Larson. ROW 4t C. Lund, G. Carlson, S. Larson, K. Long, C. Bur-saw, B. Storm, N. Mikaelsen. ROW 5: D. Behrendt. K. Blitz, M. Bender. C. Wlttig, C. Olson. S. Huebschen. Mrs. Melrose 202 ROW 1i G. Thorpe. S. Woll, B Johnson, L Rogoski, L Mo beck. R. Carlson. ROW 2: S. Barnes, D. Bolte, B. Magnuson, B. Hardin. ROW 3i S. Pleho. D. Nelson, K. Kehn, F. Hesse, L Eastman, K. Justen. ROW 4: P. Annoni, T. Smith, D. Krueger, J. Peterson, D. Bohn, K. Mandyck, J. Alexander. ROW 5: S. Meyers. W. Grivno. T. Simons, R. Witherille, J. Sherer, D. Bourgeois. Mrs. Neubauer 309 ROW 1: G. Hughes. S. Hain, D. Gardner, R. Mattson, J. Erickson, B. Finstrom. ROW 2: M. Oclrich, R. Vomhof, S. Stlelo, J. Zimbelman, J. Wno . P. Kirsch. ROW 3. R. Kellene, R Miller, P. Romlee, B. Erickson, V. Buth, J. Cotlln. ROW 4: R. Hulfmon. W. Hubbs. D. Setter, L. Lone, K. Larson, C. Disch, L, Mork. ROW 5: S. Abrahamson, H. Reistad, B. Asplond, R. Binkley, C. Lynch, B. Tyrpa. Mr. Feeley 209 ROW It C. Kelly. L. Wedebrand, J.Hyn-son, T. Klein, C. Kroemer, S. Thclcn, D. Grossman. ROW 2: K. Elfstrom, 0. Okuoo, B. Wahl, J. Schoter, P. Caldwell, J. Holzero, M. O'Nell. ROW 3: G. Llewellyn, J. Luce, S. Marmorine, J. Axell, G. Bergren, B. Derg, D. Goge. ROW 4: L Kolvig, K. Hortfeil, C. Coffin, C. Westmark, B. Hinote, S. Barnes. ROW 5: G. Miller, J. Anderson, T. Arf, G. Schendol, J. Christensen, M, Peterson. R. Sell. Mr. Beauchane 310 ROW It C. Frey, M. Conley, K. Gollowoy, T. Bumgarner, D. Nelson, S. Willey. ROW 2: D. Johnson, N. Bourdeou, D. Nelson, T. Kresa. S. Mickclson, N. Gilbertson. ROW 3: V. Berg, G. Aust, S. Schwartz. L. Wright, C. Christensen, G. Matuska. ROW 4: M. Hell-man, C. Krydubo, C. Lilienthol, L. Wilkorson, V. Smith, S. Beynon, M. Pehl. ROW 5: K. Peorrow, P. Fish, D. Sandohl, R. Johnson, J. Ford, M. Krefting. ill! Mrs. Soderquist 107 ROW D. Mitchell. E, Hobeck. I Johnson, S Nelson, P. Gognon. ROW 2s T. Poulson. S. Nelson, B. Biorn. V. Seneseoll, D. Miller. ROW 3: R. Know, P. Freemon, J. Carl son. B. Newton. B Kocur. ROW 4i B. Johnson, B Anshus, M Burns, B. Anderson. K. Bernhordt. J. Flolo. ROW 3j J. Denstedt, M. Wlllioms. J. Myront, M. Hlody, B. Stol. Mrs. Wilson Miss Bertie 311 ROW I, M. Stouff ocher, G. Wle-butch, L Stiele ROW 2, f P.locin-ski, M. Jordan, D. Wedebrond, N. Vkk. ROW 3: J. Wollmon, I. Dfsch. G. Wood, J. longley, J. Anderson. ROW 4: C Monsen. G. Boo, S. Piefrzok. R. Peferson, B. Stafford, D. Willey. G. Zurbay. ROW 5: M. Ritfen, 1 Treoger, P Columbus, C. Horrlson. C. Tomefx, S. Axell. ROW hi. Wintck. V. Green. C. Mohler. G. Gilbertson, M. Fraser. ROW 2; C. Van Drosek, J. Johanson. R. Paetinkk, S. lorson, C. Mott, J. Hesse. ROW 3: S. Vlcento. M. Jocobson, $. Undberg. G. Bronner, C. Mielke, S. Slems, T. Lind-strom. ROW 4: G. Dunham, R. Krueger, D. Storm, B. Smith, J. McGill, A. Berryman. Miss Byington ROW It R. Bormon, D. Grossmon, J. Schneider, M. Noyd, A, Pldcock, S. Romu . ROW 2t K. Yeoti, P. Poll, S. Schulte. L Warhol, T. Walitead, D. Bum-gorner, K. Confield. ROW 3: B. Sham-ihok, J. Swonson, M. Small, K. Purdes, P. Reck. J. Rvuell. ROW 4: K. Jocob on. 0. Stuge, W. Chokolis, J. Poshek, B. Meyers, M. Balser. Mr. Carlson ROW Ai R. Brondt. J. Jlrocek, J. Renner, D. Montgomery, L Pool Irani. ROW 0. Christenson, 0. Burns, M. Ellison, C. Hansen, C. Curry. B. Hedin, ROW 3. D. Jan-sen, G. Cotlson, B. Whltcrolt, J. .Johnson, M. Kephart, J. Carlbery. ROW 4 K. Fitzgerald, K. Miller, W. Johnson, P. Bolduc, J. Cerveny, C. Kreger. Mrs. Feikema 307 ROW I: R. Gardner, G. Naslund, G. Kristensen, K Hammond. ROW 2i B. Cerny, B. Miller, M. Brown. K. Ander-son. ROW 3: R. Hortzell. 0. Lo Soto. R. Minikus. D. Hruska. D. Spanjers. ROW 4: D. Cotes. S. Miholchick, L. Johnson. R. Nlelond. R. Schmidt, P. Martin. ROW 5: B. Sipe. L Johnson, K. Hunter, P. Mondyck, D. Strum. Miss McMeen 302 ROW lj J. Froser, S. Juhl, M. Saxton, A. Klrsch. ROW 2: B Miller. C. Berg, M. Klein, K. Kreutter, R. Jensen. ROW 3: S. Knutson, M. Hutine, S. ScHoeben. R. Allen, R. Rudstrom. ROW 4i B. Honson, R. Larson, B. Schutfe, M. Mattice, R. Jacobson, D. Robinson. ROW 5: B. Mahler, G. Folto, R. Murphy, P. Boerwold, A. Sledleckl. Mr. Knapek 305 ROW 1i M. Eggers, E. Morris, M. Crawford, C. Zonfek, S. Horner. ROW 2: N. Schultz, L. Evensen, R. Doddington, K. Distel, P. Dischlnger, M. Maoss, B. Yeats. ROW 3: A. Manger, J. Hoffman, K. Howley, R. Lange, T. Peszynski, T. Kief-sas. ROW 4: K. Melnke. M. Stortz, L. Hortman, J. Dorn, D. Engstrom, V. Ed-berg, J. Clark. ROW 5-. D. Manson, S. Lucht, W, Evans, P. Heath, S. Forsgren, J. Toberg. Mr. O’Neill 320 ROW li M. Schander, A. Barteit, M. Polivka, R. Holmln, S. Spack. N. Kov Ciolek. ROW 2: D. Potterson. J. Crawford, D. Derheirm, B. Bergstrom, J, Wok «th, K. Wittig. ROW 3i D. Odette, L. Penner. C. Torkelson, C. Thompson, M. N« ko, S. Budge. ROW 4: L. VanHul. D. Olson, D. Wyszynski, L. Rogosk, T. KoK-ler. Miss Sanford I Id ROW Is P. Bucek, D. Kays, L. Asp-lund, D. Iskierka. ROW 2: B. Mitchell, J. lofgren. B. loclno, L. Jehokh, S. Cole. T. Kedrock. ROW 3: D. Hort, S. Knight. M. White, B. Roberts, P. Dressel. Miss Thorsen 201 Mr. Valley 206 ROW Is D. Davis, C. Paulson, N. Crepeau, P. Everson. ROW 2s J. McGroth, R. Gillespie, J. Ersbo, J. Ritter. J. Bcrgdahl. ROW 3s R. Slugstad. D. Larson, J. Obon, D. Deen, J. Hammersfrom, B. Schauer-hamer. ROW 4: R. Ponath, P. Cunningham. G. Musgrave, M. Nyquist, L. Peterson, R. Larson. ROW 5: C. Ness, V. Stephney, T. Glimsdoie, G. Cameron, J. Jackson. ROW Is J. Anderson, N. Carney, H. Taylor, C. Benson, J. Bursaw, L. Wis-niak. ROW 2: K. Manly. J. Wrzos, T. Bovee, D. Serving. J. Lund. ROW 3: S. Bergeron, J. Cottrell, M. Johnson, M. Denison, I. Baruth. ROW 4s F. Bigelow, C. Anderson, C. Brown, R. Hewitt, S. Buchanan. Sophomores Tom Pielo, Konen lohnl, ond Grog Wohlen. typify the 1962-43 sophomore dou. This year's clou Is the lorgeit ever to be enrolled at Henry. Mr. W. Anderson 210 204 ROW li M. Bruchert, L Anderson, I. Boss. K. Erkksen. C. Anderson, T. Comp. ROW 2i I. Ahlbaum, R. Brown, J. Fortier, T. Dpnnstodt, P. Budge. ROW 3: A. Brudvik. L Boss-hort. D. Dubque, B. Fogerhaug, D. Foley, T. Columbus. ROW 4: P. Oaun, R. Anshus. T. Ekkholt, K. Barthel, J. BueKher. ROW 5: T. Ookin, M. Boumgordt, L Behrendt. B. Atkinson, B. Carlson. F. Bydlon. ROW 1, M. Hofteig, C. Jonsen, J. Den-nls, J. Jenkins. ROW 2: T. Agness, I. Johnson, L. Hecker, I. Johnson, C. Hogness, R. Taylor. ROW 3t J. Johan ten, M. Jogodka, J. Jensen, L. Jocob-son, M. Huber. ROW 4: R. Jordeth. P. Hinote, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, J. Hanson, T. Folkowski, R. Isakson. ROW 5: G. Johnson, T. Johnson, K. Johnson, T. Anton, 0. Piilola. 0. Johnsen. Mr. Clawson 120 ROW Is B. Hodlund, J. Hynson, K. Habeck, J. Hill, K. Fagerkhaug, S. Flnstrom. ROW 2: S. Hoffelfmgor, J. Gerdts, P. Froehllg, B. Goodrie, K. Gustofson, K. Gronlund. ROW 3: T. Farnham, B. Gordon, B. Hanson, D. Hanson, P. Herzog, J. Flott. ROW 4: S. Goudy. K. Grave, K. Foduck, J. Howard, K. Goehrlnger, S. Hawklnson, B. Gunewitz. ROW 5: R. Goldiberry, C. Franc, T. Gardner, B. Hill, B. Hayford, R. Froiitad. Mrs. Randle 316 ROW lj B. Thoscn, T. Michael, B. William , J. Wolf. ROW 2: C. Turnquiit, F. Vansoth, K. Thon, D. Ziegler, M. Szabla. ROW 3: E. Truchinski, D. Johnson, M. Townsend, M. Tlmlnski, P. Phillip . ROW 4s G. Vlcento, S. Thornbcrg, J. Walieth, E. Zanlek, B. Wuorenmo, K. Wryk. ROW 5: G. Mornik, L. Whitcraft, G. Bockey. D. Tucher, M. Whalen. ROW Is F. Nordstrom, D. Moosmann, G. Nordby, 0. Nelson, B. Melone. ROW 2s J. Nelson, D. Myrant, J. Mothison, D. Nol on, C Greene, M. Mo fer. ROW 3s P. Messiah, M. Mahan, K. Noord, L Murphy, D. Mitchell, R. Meehl. ROW 4: M. McShane, E. Melsness, J. Noden, K. Max. P. Musgrave, T. Netka, J. Matsen. ROW 5: D. Miller, D. Mlddlemiif, T. Miller. M. Nelson. D. Madison, B. Matthew . Mr. Glenny Mr. Johnson ROW Is A. Bodin, A. Bonder, S. Berger, B. Boron, R. Brodin, D. Bloke. ROW 2: S. Arneson, R. Broo, J. Brodon, M. Anderson, J. Bormon, P. Bromen, J. Belknap. ROW 3: R. Anderson, B. Andorson, C. Beck, K. Adamson, P. Anderson, M. Bodick. ROW 4: B. Anderson, D. Bushman, B. Bolte, N. Bartlett, M. Backstrom, D. Bofferding, J. Billstrom, ROW 5: D. Arnold, T. Aaser, R. Borland, C. Bick-Ing, R. Berg, C. Broten. Miss Kruger 322 ROW Is P Youngdohl, C. Tlmlnskl, D. Udell, L Schmledlin. ROW 2: S. Toftnoss, K. Skeesick, D. Stangel, B. Westhafer. R. Zellmer. ROW 3: L Wincek. M. Westrum, J. Sadler, R. Ward, M. Williams. ROW 4 J. Tholo, D. Walstead, G. Van Heel, T. Stortx. G. Sturock, R. Wlebc. ROW 5, J. Taylor. T. Yeats, B. Stoinmefz, J. Snider, T. Zock Miss Lucas ROW Is D. Cashmon. P. Clark. D. Der-bis, R. Doliber. V. Cleveland. ROW 2s C. Corlson, S. Carlson, S. DeWitt, P. Closson, R. Denny. ROW 3: J. Edberg, N. Dayton, D. Christoferson, C. Danlel- on, c. Ewwer. S. Derrick. ROW 4t J. Eberleln, B. Erickson, N. Doughty. G. Chesner, B. Conrad. P. Degel, G. Carlton. ROW 5s T. Coles, T. Cotlln, B. Danielson. J. Carlson. S. Ebert. D. Cogan. Mr. Lundell 21 I ROW li P. Lee, J. Llewellyn, M. Lombrecht, K. Lohni, T. Knutson, I. Larson. ROW 2: M. Knudsen, S. Kubalsky, M Kasper, J, Kolinski, J. Kranifz, J. Lund. ROW 3s D. Legler, K. Loggins, K. Lenzon, K. Luka, L. Lodwig, P. Line. ROW 4i I. Larson, D. Knudsvig, G. Levons, S. Loo, G. Lokken, G. Keron, B. Nelson. ROW 5: S. Leverentz, B. Kaminski, T. Larson, R. Klimmek, C. Keeler, T. Sloss. 308 ROW Is D. Hnotn, J. Jacobsen, M. Hoffman, K. Haley, S. Hebzynski. ROW 2s J. Hilton, S. Hoglund, N. Horsmonn, S. Homre, J. Halzem. ROW 3s R. Jerde, D. Helgeson, D. Ganiev. J. Phenow, M. Granger, T. Gedatus. ROW 4: J. Hughos, P. Heath, C. Johnston, T. Goodin, W. Hogan. ROW 5s W. Halverson, J. Jockola, G. Gulden, G. Jockson, T. Glass, R. Heath. Mr. Pulkrabek Mr. Mosher 213 ROW 1j M. Puffer, J. Rook. B. Rke. S. Porker. ROW 2: G. Paulson, G. Olson, C. Roehl, H. Orstod. G. Pojak. ROW 3s B. Peterson, 8. Quady, 8. Romus, D. Rolloff, S. Peterson, M. Pinkston, J. Peabody. ROW 4s J. Rudd, M. Ponath, K. Rcascr, K. Pedersen, J. Pearson, C. Rathbone. ROW 5s 0. Pidcock. T. O'Neill. J. Poetz-nick. B. Oion, 0. Olson, T. Piela, N. Okor. ROW 1: R. Kollenboch. N. Meter, T. Miller, J. Koppel. ROW 2: A. Kronberg, S. lar gley, L. la Fond, W. lockrem. B. Lesley ROW 3: W. Mudgetf. T. McMahon, N. Jones. N. Jornlin, J. Knight. ROW 4i S. Mohr, K. Kaufman, M. Martinson, C. Lund, C. lewis, C. Llndberg. ROW 3: J. Kobrtek, H. Jockson, D. Murphy. 0. Klelos, G. Mlynek. Mrs. Radosevich 32 I ROW 11 N. Ostmoe, D. Ricker, D. Rivet, B. Peterson, B. Rettke. ROW 2s C. Noslund. M. Nelson, L Otter-berg, J. Porter. I. Slind, L Nelson. ROW 3: R Rood, A. Seeley, G. Rice, T. Pour us, M. Pawloski, J. Potorson. ROW 4t A. Holten, T. Petersen, A. Norstrom, L. Reynolds, S. Noyd. ROW 5: 0. Peterson, G. Solberg, B. Rochow, D. O'leory, J. Sobroski. R. Stasik. Mr. Younghans ROW 1: s. Skoby, S. Swanson, B. Sheldon. P. Rochl, S. Seidenkranz. ROW 2: J. Scholar, J. Sioon, P. Seguln, S. Schroetke. K. Shish. S. Schuldt. ROW 3: R. Szach, L. Severson. P. Shields. I. Swanson, S. Storm, M. Schroeder. ROW 4: M. Stroud, S. Schopf, B. Schultz, K. Shondorf, J. Shapansky, K. Schlel, L Salfield. ROW 5: R. St. Clair, P. Simon-son, K. Shoemaker, G. Schoke, J. Stinson, R. Schmidt. Miss Shane Juniors Mr. Amundson 216 ROW 1! L Scon, M, Von Drasek. K. Wlnick, D. Hortzell. ROW 2: 0. Knudscn, T. Anderson, D. Daniels, L. Shoft, S. Kelly. ROW 3: L Bcinia, P. Ncary, M. Larson, T. Berg, t. Harbosky, D. Corney. R. Matt. ROW 4: L. Quiring. P. Dressol. L. Krefting, C. Oppen, K. Johnson, P. Erickson. ROW 5: C. Grisslen, T. Utsunomlyo, D. Lavello, B. Davis, D. Laurel, B. Rohn, J. Norgron. Mrs. Barbuto 319 ROW 1« J. Hewitt, J. Erickson. F. Atkin-son, J. Samborski. ROW 2: J. Paulson, C. Balthoxor, I. Mickelson. A. Kluck, 0. Bednarczyk, J. Drossel, D. Auger. ROW 3: G. Strom, C. Forseth, B. Pegg, B. Paulson, J. Brandt, B. Gates. ROW 4: B. Schutte, S. Smith, D. Bartlett, K. Engstrom, G. Schmitz, B. Bursch, B. Ersbo. ROW 5: S. Adorns, B. Rylel, T. Stein, C Kinkel, S. Sorbel, R. Kveton. Eleventh grade brought Scott Gilbertson, Noncy Noot and Rich Nelson one step away from Henry High's top run — the senior year. Mr. Hoerschgen 215 ROW 1i W. Hamrick. L. Nelson. J. Lehman. S. Lange. ROW 2: J. S|o-qulst, J. Tyrpo, M. Polivka, L. Ed-berg, B. Stores, J. Powell. ROW 3s J. Stewort, S. Dunshee, K. Ford, J, Romereln. S. Gelschus, C. Slronen. ROW 4: G. Jakubowskl, A. Johnson. D. Yeats. V. Pojok, D. Jen-nlngs. ROW 5: G. Boden, J. La Mere. S. Fiseus, K. Reed, R. Olson, D. Tovrvllle. Mr. Belkholm 33 ROW 1« J. Gillespie. D. Skrypez. D. Stroud, M. Dahlvang, M. Christenson. ROW 2: D. Kology, M. Lofocki, S. Jo-godka, A. Caswell, .h Halek. ROW 3s D. Bartelmehs, B. Fraser, J. Urbanskl, V. Gardner, S. Ridgway, S. Anderson. ROW 4: M. Bohan. R. Hlavnicka, M. Jones, M. Lolly, K. Jcrdee, R. Thorkel-son. ROW 5: D. Sheo, D. Smith, 0. Ward, J. Mattson, H. Becker, B. MacDonald. ROW Is B. Benion, D. Ring, C Korn-berg. B Hubbs, B. Curtis. ROW 2: R. Jocobson. J. Potter, C. Corcoran. J. Jacobson, R. Erickson, G. Ewer, D. Mognuson ROW 3: C. Lange, P. Goldsberry, M. Tibow, N. King, M. Caswell, C. Hart. J. Hrusko. ROW 4: L Benson, K. Bright, N. Brodin, M. Sheridan, B. Kold, J. Green. ROW 5s B. Weldon, R. Moskolik. B. Bastlen, J. Danko, J. Petersen, G. Sutton, R. Christenson. Mr. Levang I 18 Miss Marking 122 ROW Is S. Ahlgrim, J. Hayes, N. McCormick, S. Barslow, 0. Mdeon. ROW 2i C. Hale, S. Crotteau, K. Eastman, C. Annett, D. Rzeszutek, M. Nordquist, J. Woodford. ROW 3: A. Johnson, G. Zwock, R. White, W. Alexander, G. Joly, R. Meyers, I. Olson. ROW 4: T. Odette. D. Borgdohl, D. Arf, S. Nelson, S. Milliman, t. Past. ROW 5: J. Fauo, B. Siems, J. Schwitzky, J. Bortelt, W. Comfort, S. Gilbertson, D. Nelson. Mr. W. Miller I I I ROW 1: N. Mattila, P. Peebles, D. Der-bis, S. Bcrgren, J. Biorn, S. Roehl, N. Fontana. ROW 2: J. Vokaty, A. Keith, P. Gloss, J. Harris, J. Stoi, C. Osmun, I. Berg. ROW 3: W. Gustafson, T. lor-son, B. Meyers, P. Wandzel, J. Mattson, 8. Glad, M. Murphy. ROW 4: M. Johnson, D. Moore, G. Johnson, D. Discus, D. Holm, J. Hartman. ROW 5: J. Anderson. D. Johnson, T. Elwood, J. Larson, D. Saysfen, K. Annoni, D. Cook. Mr. Mullery ROW 1: P. Hammond, J. Jackson, M. Lunzcr. ROW 2: C. Barton, D. Grapentin, M. Johnson, M. Hennen, N. Wiswell, J. Riazanco. ROW 3: G. Johnson, D. Bertek, J. Meehl, J. Ortler. ROW 4: F. Stephen, B. Barton, D. Jensen, M. Jacobsen, B. Melting, R. Manger. ROW 5: J. Iskoirka, J. Ehrlichmann, I. Witucki, P. Derrick. K. Boll, V. Stephney. Mrs. Searl Mr. Swanson Mr. Wemeir I 10 ROW 1i B. Soverino. C. Johnson, J. Nelson, G. Gray. J. Lindquist. ROW 2: J. Haverkomp, J. Bour-deau, C. Renner, C. Mogen, K. Pockets. B. Baumgarner. ROW 3: R. Wolsfrom. C. Tures, M. Howard, T. Klefsas. S. Everson. D. HM, P. Carl-ion. ROW 4: G. Eastman. K. Gilbert-ion, G. Boordsgoord, R. Gomel. R. Mortonson. G. Flolo ROW 5: T. Hunter. L. Naumon, B. Stlfer. R. Monro. E Nordstrom, W. Larson, R. Johnson. ROW 1: G. Schendel. T. Dohlqulst. P. Nyborg, S. Mickelson, S. Erickson. ROW 2: T. lilleskov, T. DeTuncq, J. Jennings, J. Ovorby, G. Melquisf, J. Plaszcz. ROW 3: S. Gormley, M. Anderson, G. Bell. K. Yah. N. Kohogen. 0. Russell. ROW 4: N. Sorenson. S. Erickson, E. Uljo, J. Grove, N. Noot. K. Knutson. ROW 5: J. Milner, C. Holmgren, N. Honson. S. Apmonn, D. Hall. B. Soley, J. Granger. 218 ROW 1t J. Stiele. G. Berglund. S. Riekkl, C. Kovalltsky. S. Schendel. ROW 2r D. Plkolo. J. Kopella. B. Regan, D Wold. T Davis, B. Joy. ROW 3: C. Johnson, C Shopansky, K. Dunne, P. Fitzgerald, A. Horn- sten. T. Johnson, M. Regan. ROW 4: R. Subject, R. Forss. T. Jacobson, C. Wood. J. Eklund. N. Heine-mann. ROW 5: D. Nelson, t. Chock, Q. Pearson. G. Nygaard, S Ostorberg, A. Irwin, D. Wick. THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY Assistant Principal S. Atkinson Principal A. B. Schultz Education is more than books, charts, maps and formulas. A school is more than a building of brick, steel and wood. It is a place within which young and old alike grow in understanding of their fellowmen. It is here that youth develops a philosophy of life and the older change their philosophies to fit the ever-changing environment. The school is the house of education. Education is continuous from birth to death. Man's every action is a learning process. When a man ceases to learn, he is spiritually dead though physically alive. This condition fosters frustration and unhappiness. Young people, seniors, be alert, use all of your talents and capabilities upon which to build a successful and wonderful life — through education. A philosopher in the fourteenth century said — You will make more friends during one turn of the hour glass by being sincerely interested in other people, than you will make in a lifetime by trying to get other people interested in you. Take the thoughts of this philosopher and weave them into the fabric of your conduct and relationship with people. Such an attitude, I am sure, will give you a happy life, filled with unselfish service to your fellow man. This is a tremendous need in these restless years. We, the faculty, who stay on os you leave, will be stimulated from time to time as you return to visit and when we hear of you and your many successful activities. Your success and happiness is a measure of our success as teachers. Keyword — Service Co-ordinating the activities of Henry High School is the responsibility of the administrative staff. The secretarial force, special service teachers, counselors, and librarians perform invaluable services. Insuring the efficiency and accuracy of the school records and correspondence is the secretarial staff. Available to help the students with their academic questions are the counselors, special service teachers, and librarians. Above: SECRETARIAL STAFF. Mist Pehl, Mrs. A. Schmitz. Mn. M Mlu K. Reinking. Below R.ght; COUNSELORS Mr R. Fficke. Mr. R Neole, Mitt D. Johnson, Min L. Hogglund. Min M. Krowte, ond Barnes. Mrs. F. Zeglen, and Mr. R. Treocy. MR. PETER AGUILAR Art, Locker Manogement, Chess Team. MISS ANN AMON Health, Gym, G.A.A. MRS. DORIS BARBUTO Shorthand, Typewriting, Stenographic Skills. MR. ELI BARNETT Orchestro, History. 54 MR. RONALD BEAUCHANE Civic . Balk Buiineu. Abovei J. Rke and D. Llndberg prepare o u e modern auto hop equipment. Lefti Good morning, Henry High School, tfudent operator Ipeoking ore (omlllor wordi to E. Uljo. Below: T, Kedrok, R. Holmin, Mr. Bobgan, J. Clork, N. Schultz, S. Budge, and P. Dlichlnger ttudy the ort of tempro painting. MR. KENNETH BEIKHOIM Auto Mech. MISS BURNEn BERTIE Chemistry, Science, N.H.S. Advlior. MR. HAROLO BOBGAN Art, Art Club. 55 MISS BEVERLY BYINGTON Gym, Health. G.A.A., Y-Teen Coordinator. MR. RALPH CARLSON Science. MR. JOSEPH CLAWSON Biology. Driver Training. MR. FRANK CLEVE Health. Gym, Football Coach, Golf Coach. Abovei Boning op on biology with Mr. Clawson and friend are C. Shapansky, K. Robinson and A. Nordin. Right: Henry High chemistry students are introduced to tho Mole Concept as Miss Bertie explains its significance. Below: B. Davis, J. Fortier, student stago director T. Berg and W. Lockrem hurry to carry out the Instructions of Mr. Doll prior to an auditorium. MR. WILLIAM DAMMANN History. 56 MR. RONALD DOLL Machine Shop, Genoral Metals. Stoge Crew. T l ; tvh MAtt-4. a S, «PW. W V, oZul 2idkd 'VL +iy j y - %i yuxjny Xxr- OmA ' (J zr% ho °°° Z W V,N johns°n ZT ■ ■■ • MR. DONALD EHRIICHMANN German, English, N.H.S. Advisor, Gorman Club, Student Lunchroom. MR. JAMES FEELEY English. Chess Team, Student Lunchroom. MRS. ADELINE FEIKEMA Foods, F.H.A., Student Lunchroom. MR. WILLIAM GLENNY History, MISS MARY KLAURENS Office Practice, Retailing, Occupational Relations, M.D.V.S. Club. MR. CONRAD KNAPEK Genorol Math, Skiing, Chess. MRS. PATRICIA KRUEGER English, Latin, Latin Club. MR. WALTER LARSON History. Senior Advisor. MR. JAMES LEVANG Bookkeeping, Business law, MR. ROBERT LITTLEFIELD Trigonometry. Solid Geometry. Plane Geometry. Student Council. Senior Class Advisor. V 58 MRS. JUDITH LUCAS English, Spanish. Debate. Spanish Club. MR. WILBUR LUNDELL Geometry. Above: Mr. Lundell helps R. Jordeth to explain a board problem. Left: Student librarian $. Seldenkranz assists N. Nelson and J. Carlson as they check out books. MISS DAGNY MARKING History. Belowi History studonts concentrate os Mr. Larson describes a detail of an assignment. MISS HELEN McMEEN English. MRS. EUNICE MELROSE Algebra. Math. 59 MR. MONTE MILLER Modern Problems, Asst. Soph. Football Coach, Asst. Wrestling Cooch. MR. WILLIAM MILLER History, Economics. MR. ORVILLE MOE Geography. MR. DONALD MOLDENHAUER Band. MR. PHILLIP MOSHER Algebra, Senior Math. Above: Sharpening tools is one of the many skills taught In Mr. Wobig's woodworking class. Righti A. Bender chalks up Mr. Littlefield's Class. Below: The study hall gives students an opportunity to prepare for tests and begin their homework. 60 MR. JOSEPH MULLERY Graphic Art , Woodworking, Electricity, Audio-Visual Director. MRS. MYRTLE NEUBAUER Moth. MR. ARTHUR PULKRABEK Algebra, History. Equipment Man-ogor. MRS. ALICE RADOSEVICH English. 61 MRS. MARILYN RANDLE English, Cheerleading Cooch. MR. RODNEY RAY Advanced Algebro, Geometry Cross Country Coach, Asst. Track Cooch. MISS VIRTUE SANFORD Reading. MRS. GAIL SEARL English. MR. ROBERT SEIKKULA Civics, Basketball Cooch. MISS MARGARET SHANE Gym, Health. G.A.A., Y-teens, Coordinator. MR. PAUL SMITH Droftlng. 62 MRS. FRANCIS SODERQUIST Clothing. F.H.A. MR. DONAIO SWANSON Gym. Heolth, Science, Asst. Football Cooch, Wrestling Coach. Abovei Pottern pinning predominates Pats preparation for the future. Hard at work ore G. Moser. M. Howard, S. Forbes, V. Berryman, D. Langston, C. McDaniel, and L. Welne-borger. Leftt The girl's gym class gathers oround to watch an attempt at balancing. MRS. JANICE THORSON French, English, French Club. Belowi Senior English students N. Sletten and D. McNamara design a bulletin board with Shakespeare's ploy, MACBETH, os the theme. MRS. EVELYN VAALA English. MR. FLOYD VALLEY Gym, Sophomore Football Cooch. Gymnostk Coach. Trock Cooch. 63 MR. GEORGE WEMEIER Modern Problem , Jr. Vorjity Football Coach, Sophomore Basketball Coach. MRS. CAROL WILSON Foods, F.H.A. MR. VERNON WOBIG Woodworking, Athletic Diroctor. MRS. DAISY YOUNG Shorthand. Typing, Stenographic Skills, Office Skills, Secretarial Club. MR. HAROLD YOUNGHANS Biology, Hockey Coach, Baseball Coach. Above: Um-um good is suggested by the foclal expressions of tho fifth hour cooking class. Below: Mrs. Young assists G. Lubuzis os J. Stetson concentrates on her assignment, 64 CUSTODIANS AND ENGINEERS: Mr. F. Coldon, Mr. A. Krofze. Mr . Christie. Mr. D. Morch. Heod Jonllor.-Mr. A. Owen. Mr. F. Kieferle. Mr. J. Yeats, and Mr. R. Lee. Seldom Seen . . . Yet Always Present Patrick Henry High School would not be able to function efficiently without the Lunchroom and Janitorial Staffs. The cooks, headed by Mrs. Brimi, provide a well-balanced noon meal. The rooms and corridors are kept clean and orderly, and all necessary maintenance work is attended to by Chief Engineer Mr. March and his staff of custodians. The students and faculty of Patrick Henry appreciate the efforts which these people put forth. LUNCHROOM STAFF. Mrs. F. Enger. Mrs. M. Sokol, Mrs S. Harris. Mrs. L Melt. Mrs. A. Kozel, Mrs. G. lor-ion, Mrs. K. Rice, ond Mrs. L. Brimi. Head Cook. 65 THE LETTERMEN r Loft to right. ROW It E. Randolph, monagor; T. Audctto, K. Johrv on, C. Ploof, R. Subject, B Ersbo, D. Mrocelc. ROW 2i B. Show, Copt. S. Norditrom, 0. Corlion. Copt. G. laming. G. Noiiodlak. R. Ncrthway, R. Oehno, C. Nevlion, G. Bunch. ROW 3: A. Bender. J. Norgren, B. Wah'eod. J. Ehrlichmonn, D, Arf, B. Frosor, J. Lor- on. S. Oiterberg, S. Forteth. Cleve Ends Era with 6—1 — 1 Coach Frank Cleve This school year marked the end of Frank Cleve's coaching era. He has been the head football coach at Henry for 21 years. During this time he had compiled 106 victories, four city chompionships, and three Twin City Championships. This years team, besides finishing second in the conference, gave Cleve his most prized reward of his coaching career, the Sportsmanship Trophy. Don Swanson has been Cleve's assistant for eight years. On the announcement of Cleve's retirement. Principal A. B. Schultz appointed Swanson head coach of the Henry football team. George Wemeier has been on the Henry coaching staff seven years. He is considered by Frank Cleve one of the best defensive coaches in the city. He will be Don Swanson's first assistant on next year's team. 68 Left to righti ROW 1 D. Hornig, B. Bostien, H. Kenerson, J. Phillip . son, R. Christianson, W. Johnson. ROW 3i R. Peterson, T. Utsutsoml- T. Berg. E. Sabraski, B, Rydel, R. Gomez. ROW 2: K. Phifer, mon- ya, J. Faue, S. Fiscus, G. Foss, J. Falrweather, A. Johnson, R. oger, R. Wolstrom, B. Borsch, J. Peterson. S. Gilbertson, D. Nel Knaus. Henry Eleven Rates Second in City Assisiont Cooch Don Swanson Assistant Cooch George Wemeier Abov : Ccxoptoin Steve Nordtfrom Upper Righti Co optoin George Looting Gory Bunch Bob Dehne Pats Gain Extra Honors Cfeve it carried off field offer Editon gome. The Henry team won the city Sportsmanship Trophy. Co-captain George Lansing was elected to the first All-City Team. Co-captain Steve Nordstrom, Gary Bursch and Bob Dehne were elected to the second All-City Team. Charlie Nevison was named best defensive back. Al Bender was named Best Place-kicker. 70 PRECISION HANDOFFS SPARKED HENRY TEAM A Yet Untested Team . . . Bob Shaw take handoff lor a long gain. Henry 14 — West 12 Led by Al Bender's toe, the Henry team defeated a tough West squad 14—12 at Parade Stadium. The Pats were behind 12—7 in the ftnal quarter when a 35 yard pass play to Bob Dehne set up the winning touchdown. Bob Shaw scored from the 19 yard line on a niffy trap play. 71 Henry 27 — Voc. 0 After a fine showing in the city preview against North, the Pats defeated a high, ly regarded Vocational team 27—0. Costly fumbles kept Henry's offense from clicking properly until late in the first quarter. Touchdowns scored on runs by halfback Bob Shaw and fullback Gary Bursch, and passes to ends Bob Dehne and Alan Bender gave Henry a victory in its season opener. Tension build during West gome. Henry 14 — Roosevelt 7 Henry 7 — Edison 6 Henry had trouble penetrating the Teddy line during the first half. A pass thrown by Butch Nordstrom to Al Bender gave the Pats their first score. A Henry fumble set up Roosevelts' only touchdown. With minutes remaining in the game and the score tied, the Henry defense recovered a fumble on the Teddy 19. Bob Shaw took the ball and ran over untouched, giving the Pats a third win. Henry defeated Edison in its fourth game of the season. The Pats had a big edge in everything except the score. Henry's one score came in the second period when Bob Shaw pushed for the final yard. Al Bender added the extra point which turned out to be the winning margin. The Tommies' chance to tie was throttled by a tremendous Pat rush that forced the Edison plocekicker to pull his kick to one side. left: Al Bender catches o touchdown pass from Butch Nordstrom. Above: Henry's defense stops the Tommies. . . . Surprises the Conference A Nordstrom to Dehne pass goins needed yardage. Henry 20 — Central 14 Coach Cleve summarized the Central game with the comment, We kicked them all over the field in the first half, and they returned the favor in the last half. End Bob Dehne sparked the Pats offense, scoring two touchdowns and moving the boll to the one yard line to set up Nordstrom's sneak for the third touchdown. The Pioneers scored two touchdowns in the second half before the Pats' defense could stop them. Henry 6 — Washburn 34 Woshburn, rated the best city team in ten years, smothered a spunky Henry team 34—6. This powerful, well-balanced machine ended the Pats' five game winning streak. The score was 28—0 at the end of the first half. Because of Henry's stiffened defense in the last half, Washburn only scored once more on a Henry fumble that rolled into the end zone. Henry's lone touchdown was a fen yard pass to Al Bender in the fourth quarter. B. Baitien comet up to block at S. Norditrom tweept right end. . . . And Becomes a Title Contender Below: Henry and Marthall't linet cloth. Right: G. Naiiedlak, S. Fortelh, and B. Ertbo clote in on South's J. Newsome. Henry 7 — Marshall 0 Henry defected a tough Marshall team in its next to last game. In the first half Marshall penetrated deep into Henry territory, but the Pats held on three different occasions. The defense gave way to a rugged Henry offense which dominated the second half. Richard Peterson recovered a Card fumble on Marshall's 12 to give Henry its chance. The Pots scored the winning touchdown with 1:47 remaining when Gary Bursch rushed for the final five yards. Henry 0 — South 0 Henry's Eleven, playing its last game of the season, missed winning their seventh game by inches. Al Bender's field goal attempt late in the last quarter, wos one of the few threots by either team. On this drive Henry got inside the South 10. The field goal attempt curved just outside the uprights at the last second. ROW It D. Odette, J. Motsen, P. Down, R. Meehl, P. Closson, G. Rice, D. Peterson, L Johnton. M. White. ROW 2: K. Shoemoker. J. lofgren, S. Lee, T. Pielo. R. Nlelond, T. Glass, D. Tucker, G. Levant. B. Steinmetz, D. Hart. ROW 3: B. Hoyford, G. Schake, P. Mutgrave. D. Waltfeod, L. Howard. T. Zock, J. Forh, G. Wohlen. P. Mondyck. B. Carlton. ROW 4: B. Oion, S. Leverntz, G. Bookey, D. Borland, R. Berg, G. Pettit, J. Poetznkk, G. Chetner, B. Kaminski, B. Hanson. Sophomores Gain Experience This was a season plagued by bad breaks ' commented coach Floyd Valley concerning the play of his sophomores. The team compiled a 1—4 record, losing two games in the Final second of play. A city play-off win over Roosevelt gave Henry its lone victory. Valley rated Gary Ches-ner as outstanding. Assisting Coach Valley was Mr. Monte Miller, a former graduate and present teacher at Henry. Cooches Floyd Volley and Mont Miller. 74 Coach R. Ray, Copt. W. Miller, F. Wondzel, M. Whalen, F. Rohn, G. Sutton. Harriers Finish 7—3 After a slow start, this year's cross-country team ended the season with a commendable 7—3 record, finishing sixth in the city. One of the highlights of the season was a trip to Duluth, where the Harriers competed with the top teams in the state. Coach Rodney Ray was pleased by the outstanding performances from Captain Wayne Miller, Frank Wondzel, Frank Rahn, Mike Whalen, and Gil Sutton. ROW 1: G. Sutton, D. Yoott, D. Helgeton, W. Miller, L Bollman, M. Whalen, 0. Bartelmehi. ROW 2: B. Rahn, J. Anderjon, D. Wick, D. Reynold . D. Engjtrom, F. Rahn, F. Wondzel. 76 This year's basketboll team had a group of boys who never gave up hustling. They were in contention in olmost every gome they played. Although the team finished in tenth place, this wos not o true indication of their ability. During the conference schedule, the Pots scored 442 points to their opponents' 478. Defensively the cagers were number five in the league. The team dropped nine games by a total of thirty-six points. Monoger Todd Jacobson, Varsity Basketboll Cooch Robert Seikkula, Manager Dove Benton. Cagers Suffer Frustrating Season VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - ROW 1: J. Ehrllchmonn, F. Rohn, T. Odette, D. Tourvllle. F. Polmer. B Lund. S. Nordstrom, B. Todd. T. Skalberg, W. Hester, T. Utsvnomiyo, T. Ranten, F. Wondzel. Monoger T. Jocobson. Cooch Robert Seikkulo. ROW 2: Monoger D. Benson, 0. BergdaM. Right. Wolt Hester (34) leads the fast breaking Pot up court to a basket ogainst Roosevelt. Below. Steve Nordstrom (22). Fronk Wondzel (14), and Walt Hester (34), battle Central for a rebound. New Coach — New Style Henry's basketball style underwent a chonge this year with the addition of new varsity coach Robert Seikkula. Coach Seikkula came from Cloquet, Minnesota, where he was head coach four years. While there, he compiled an amazing seventy-four and fourteen record. His team took consolation honors in the 1962 State Tournament. Seik, as his players call him, believes in a fast moving offense and a pressing defense. According to Coach Seikkula, this type of play is colorful to watch and is suited to the type of personnel he usually coaches. He is well-liked by his players and the other coaches. Seik is looking forward to many winning seasons as Henry's head basketball coach. Right. Captain Bob Lund (21) cutt across court to gain hotter position while leading the fast break. Abovet Frank Polmer (23) arches o layup toward the bosket. Doug Tourvllle (24) and Walt Hoster 134) hove good rebound position under the backboard. Below: Frank Rahn (25) out-reaches a Vocational player for a rebound. Above: Fronk Wandzol ()4i drives in for two points ogainst Edison as Terry Frovick (51) grimoces. Below: Wolt Hester 1.34) out-jumps a Control player to get the tip for tho Pat . Right: Senior forward Tom Skolberg (32) attempt a jump ihot a Henry's Walt Hester '34). South's Jerry Newsom 22) and Eorl Doble (24) look on. Henry . . . . 39 CONFERENCE South . 45 Henry . . 56 Central . 63 Henry . . . . . . 38 Edison 47 Henry . . . . . 37 Roosevelt 39 Henry ... . 47 Washburn .48 Henry . . . . .46 West . . 51 Henry . . . . .... 50 Southwest 53 Henry 45 Vocational 32 Henry .... 39 North . 49 Henry .... .... 45 Marshall . . . . 51 Henry . . NON-CONFERENCE 48 Albert Lea 50 Henry . . . . .... 48 Detroit Lakes ...65 Henry . 41 Wadena 43 Henry . . 50 Proctor 63 Henry . . . 37 Spring Valley, Wis. . . 53 Henry .. .. .... 40 St. Paul Wilson . . 48 Henry ... 45 SUB-DISTRICT Edison . 52 80 Above: Walt Hester (34) out-jump two Central players for a valuable rebound. The sophomore basketball team completed the year winning only three games, but they showed steady improvement as the season progressed. The high point of the season come when the young Pats defeated previously unbeaten Osseo 34 to 31. Outstanding players this year were Bob Oion, Gary Chesner, and Mike White. Bob Oian, a forward, was on the squad for the second straight year. He was rated the most improved player on the team. During the latter half of the season he averaged just short of fifteen points per game. Gary Chesner, a guard, has a lot of natural ability. Although he is small, he has tremendous spring in his leap. Chesner scored well all seoson and in February was brought up to the varsity. Mike White, a freshman center, was the strongest rebounder on the roster. Near the end of the season, he came into his own, scoring-wise, os he gained valuable experience. Next seoson these sophomores will be counted on heavily to give added strength to the vorsity. Sophomore basketball coach George Wemeler gives a shooting tip to Bob Oian. Sophomores Gain Vital Experience SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM — ROW It C. Bicking. D. Stongle. G. Chesner, C. Anderson. M. White, T. Gordner. ROW 2: J. Jockolo, B. Kaminski, L. Behrendt, B. Oion, R. Berg, P. Musgroves, D. Wolstead. 82 Hockey HOCKEY TEAM ROW 1: B Fostlor. D. Hornig, R. Subject, J. Danko, Mr. Younghons. W. Hahrerson. D. Nelson. J. Bartell, J. Hartman, L Bollmon, D.’ Stafford. D. Kology, E. Sobroske. ROW 2 Cooch J. Larson. D. Arf. B Ersbo. 8 Dehne Pats End Season in Fourth Place Below: Bob Dehne 8i and Rich Subject (13) move in os Jim Rice (10) penetrates Southwest's defense. Henry ended the hockey season with o record of seven wins and three loses. The losses were to Roosevelt, Washburn, and West, the three that finished above Henry in the city standings. The main problem that the Pots had to overcome was a lack of personnel. This problem compelled many ployers to play for a long time without a rest. One of these players. Bob Dehne, was named to the all-city team. Team prospects for next year are good. The stor junior line of Dick Arf, Bill Ersbo, and Jerry Larson will be bock. Gops left by graduating seniors will be filled by sophomores from the city champion sophomore team. Lower Righf: Bob Dehne (8 demonstrate} all-city form against Southwest oi Jim Rice (10) moves in to ossist. Dick Arf (2) ond Jim Bartell (11) move into position for o poss from Bill Ersbo (12). Determined Dick Arf (2) breaks for the Southwest net as Bill Ersbo (12) ond Jerry Larson (9) troll. CONFERENCE .. 2 Washburn . . 4 Edison .. 2 South . . . .. 6 North . . .. 2 Southwest . . 2 Roosevelt . 12 Central .. .. 5 West . . . 4 Marshall . . . 10 Vocational Bob Dehne 8) shoots wldo 01 Jim Rice (10) and Rich Subject (13) move in for the rebound. Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Upper righti West's goolie thwarts scoring attempt by Jerry Larson (9), Bill Ersbo (12). and Dick Arf (2). lower left: Bill Ersbo (12) fires a bockhand shot of the West goolie. West's goolio sprawls os Dick Arf (2) scores on tho play. Marshall's goolio gloves Rich Subject's (131 shot os Jim Rice (10) gazes info an open net. A crowded Polar defense breaks up Dick Arf's (2) scoring attempt against North. HI SOPHOMORE TEAM, ROW 1 T. O'Neill. J. Turner. G. Rke, K. O'Neill. B. Conrod, J. Kohler, R. Goodrie. B, Rente, C Brown. T. Gustafson, P. Budge. R. Jerde, M. Dubois. ROW 2: Coach Mr. Johnson, J. Johnson. T. Elckholt. Soph Icemen Capture City Crown The sophomore team won the hockey title for the north side. This title gave them the right to play Roosevelt for the city title. In the title game Henry came out on top by the score of 3—1. The team played St. Paul Johnson for the twin city title. The sophomores lost the game by a score of 4—1, although they outshot their opponents by 25-11. Richard Jerde, Charlie Brown, Peter Budge, and John Turner were among the outstanding players on the sophomore team. Left: Rich Jerde, Gory Rke, and John Turner get a few pointers on stick handling from Coach O'Neill. Above: Charlie Brown makes a scoring bid In game against Orono. The apparatus team showed steady improvement during the season. In the region meet at Ramsey High, Dennis Mitchell, Quentin Pearson and Bob Anderson placed 3rd, 4th and 6th respectively on the horizontal bar. Rich Northway and Mike Flannery received high ratings on the trampoline, and Ron Habeck and Bill Rylel received high point totals on the horse. All those who placed high in the region went on to the state meet. Many returning veterans give the team a promising outlook for next year. Apparatus coach Floyd Valley Wally Gustafson practices leg swings on the horse. Apparatus Team Gains Experience THE 1962-63 APPARATUS TEAM - ROW 1i M. Flonnery, F. Atkinson, R. Habeck, W. Gustofson, C. Erlondson, 0. Mitchell. ROW 2: B. Evers. B. Alexander, T. Ulleskov. B. Rylel, B. Borries, J. Peabody. ROW 3: D. Ness. Q. Peorson, T. Elwood, R. Northway. B. Anderson, C. Helnsch. S. Ebert. Winning Gymnasts Earn State Meet OSQUAO - ROW 1: R. Gilleip.e, L Warhol. D. Hnath, L. Wisnlok. ROW 2i P. Martin. L. P®nn«r. B. Hill. C. Neu, R. Minikus. 1963 WRESTLING TEAM - ROW 1, D. McNomoro. R Forw. N. berg. R. Knout. 0. McNomoro. W. Froser. A. Hornsten. K. Johnson. Barksdale, J. Gilletpie, T. Dennstedt. J. Jenkins. ROW 2: S. Oslen- M. Ward, Wrestlers Reach Peak in District Henry's matmen mode o good comebock by taking fourth place in the district after a three win, seven loss season. The team had few seniors this year, but prospects for next year are good with many returning veterons. In the words of coach Don Swanson, 'The future could be good. Co-captain Boxy Barksdale paced the team by winning the city championship in his weight class. Outstanding wrestlers were co-captain Dan McNamara, Andy Hornsten, Jarvis Jenkins, Tom Dennstedt, Ron Knaus and Spence Ostenberg. All but Don will be returning. lefti Vanity coach Don Swanson. Lower left: B-squod cooch Monte Miller. Lower right: Cocaptain Boxy Barksdale gets ready to move out from bcnoath the control of co-capfoln Don McNamara. CONFERENCE Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Marshall .............. 30 Central ............... 12 Southwest.............. 32 Edison ................ 21 North ................. 10 Roosevelt ............. 25 Washburn .............. 26 South ................. 34 Vocational ............ 28 West .................. 36 Above Righti Boxy Barksdale is congratulated on his win over Vocational. Righfi Roger Forss gets set to break his opponent to the mat during the Vocational match. After Seventh Place City Record B-SQUAO — ROW Is J. Fraser, T. Peszynski, J. Foue, B, Bostien, J. Phenow, P. Closson, B. Carlson. ROW 2: E. Willioms, K. Yeats, T. Berg, D. Christianson, B. Benson, D. Wkk, S. Apmonn. City Standings 1. North 2. Washburn 3. Edison 4. Henry 5. Roosevelt 6. West 7. South 8. Central Bill Rohn and Wayne Miller show cross-country form. Ski Team Rates High Co-captains Dennis Bateman and Wayne Miller led Henry's ski team to a fourth place finish. The Pat skiers finished thirteenth in the state meet held at Mont Du Lac and Chester Bowl. Coach Conrad Knapek expects Greg Keren and Jim Green to form the nucleus of next year's team. Denny Bateman goes through the ggfr.t THE 1962-43 SKI TEAM, ROW 1, G. Corlson, J. lund. T. Klefsos. R. Larson. ROW 2: G. Keren, J. Green. D. Bateman. W. Miller. ROW 3: Cooch C. Knapek. 8. Sipe. D. Engsfrom. J. Hegblom. NOT SHOWN.- D. Lindberg, B. Rahn, S. Knight. SCOREBOARD Henry . . . 23 Southwest 73 Henry 46 Central 59 Henry 33 Roosevelt 72 Henry . . 42 Washburn . 63 Henry 61 North . . 44 Henry 69 West 36 Henry ... 69 South 36 Henry 71 Vocational .... 34 Henry 42 Edison 63 Al Johnion ond Dick Anihu demonstrate the butterfly. Tankers Place Sixth in Final Standings Setting new school records, Henry swimmers finished sixth in the city standings. Outstanding swimmers were Steve Adams, Bob Bursch, and Dennis Odette. Henry's team co-captains were Ed Randolph and Rich Northway. This year the newly-built Olson Junior High pool was available for practices ond home meets. Cooch Roger Hoel is looking forward to a strong team next year, as only three swimmers are graduating. Co-Coptoins Ed Randolph ond Rich Northway Jtort on 200 yard relay. ROW It B. Melting, R. Jacobson, D. Odette. A. John o«. G. Okan. ROW 2: I. Whltcroft, B. Burich, J. Stinson. D. Anshus. J. Taylor. ROW 3: R. Northway. T. Mathew . S. Bander. T. lllleskov, E. Randolph. Cooch R. Hoel kneel at poolside. Pat Nine Plays First Round Robin In 1963 a new round-robin schedule was put into ploy for the first time, making it more difficult for the norfhern teams to compete with the sourthern powers. Despite this, Henry's team again made a fine showing. Butch Nordstrom, despite a football injury in 1962, came back strong contributing many fine performances. Along with Butch, Bob Dehne and Frank Palmer were also standouts. Henry's squad matured quickly with five non-conference games during the opening week of play, April 6. This helped the squad equal last season's .500 record. Bob Dehno shows power form 090 In it Butch Nordstrom winds up to throw. Edison. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM. ROW 1, T. O'Neill, G. Chesner. J. lor- Nordstrom. B. Dehne. B. Ersbo. T. Odette J. Ehrlichmonn. Mon- son, M Jocobson. B. Winkk. B. Bursch, D. Nelson, D. Bergdohl. oger W. Halverson. ROW 2i Cooch Hal Younghans, R. Johnson, R. Subject. R. Font, B. Jerry Larson makes a diving slide in gome ogoinsf Marshall. Vet Players Dominate Soph Squad The 1962 Sophomore baseball feam finished the season with a 4—4 record. This was more than respectable considering five of the nine starters were freshmen. The soph squad's weakness in 1962 was pitching, which seemed to falter in the late innings. An early break in the weather, plus a complete non-conference schedule during Easter Vacation, got the 1963 season off to a fast start. Returning veterans and improved pitching also contributed to the success of the team. Above, Pete Bodge (right), Gary Rice, and Charlie Brown join In pre-seaton pepper game. left. Bob Bolfe ond Phil Muigrove pau e during pre-ieaion Indoor practice. Precision ond form ore the important assets of o hurdler. Ken Cameron demonstrates these qualities. Bender Paces Henry Cindermen TRACK TEAM - ROW It T. Audetfe. J. Stlele. T. Berg. N. Barks-dole. R. Knaus. D. Wick. W. Miller. ROW 2s J. Falrweather. R. Christenson. P. Nelson. D. Reynolds. Co-coptain G. Foss. B. Bostien, C. Helnsch, R. Soderlund. ROW 3: J. Faue. E. Stems. F. Rahn. R. Manro, W. Hester, A Bender, Co-coptain H. Jackson, S. Forseth, T. Utsunomiya. Are you urc ,hi ' ,h r«omm«nded woy of doing • ? o k Steve Foneth of Mr. Volley. left, ond Mr. Roy. . . . Into Highly Competitive City Race Led by co-captains Gary Foss and Howie Jackson, the track team was able to finish in the upper division of the city standings, Howie Jackson and Al Bender were among leading point achievers in the city. Al Bender dominated the city conference in the high jump and low hurdles. Backing up Bender as second best point getter was Howie Jackson. Jackson consistent- ly placed in the high hurdles as well as the high jump and low hurdles. Both Jackson and Bender paced the relay teams. Others earning points consistently were Boxy Barksdale, 100-yard dash, Ken Cameron, hurdles and 220; Gary Foss, half-mile,- Frank Wandzel, half mile; Steve Forseth, 220 and relays, ond Wayne Miller, 220 and 440. left and below: Al Bender ihowt his vertotility on the trock a well at on the high bar. This year's tennis team, dominated by underclassmen, garnered three victories. Coach Amundson's biggest job was rebuilding the team after losing six of last year's seven starters. The outstanding players this season were John Hegblom, Bruce Conrad, and Gil Sutton. Greg Koran Gil Sutton Underclassmen Pace Tennis Team Cooch Amundson demonstrate the fine points of serving for Bruce Conrod. Time and Dedication Mark Golfers Center: Neal Brodin Right: Cooch Fronk Clove Right centor: Craig Kinkel lower right; Brian Atkinson lower left. Don Engsfrom One of the growing sports at Henry is golf. According to Coach Frank Cleve, a great amount of desire plus time and dedication make a good golfer. This year's team, led by veterans Dick Arf, Craig Kinkel, and Dan Engstrom showed great improvement over the '62 squad. GAA Showers Add ’’Zest” This past year, G.A.A. received a big boost with the complete remodeling of the girls' gym. Each girl had her own locker and adequate space to dress, plus the chance to shower. Once quite poor, Henry's girls' gym facilities now rank among the best in the city. The goal of the Girls' Athletic Association is to develop good sportsmanship while at the same time providing wholesome fun for participating girls. Throughout the past years, interested girls have been able to compete in intramural sports through G.A.A. Outstanding girls from G.A.A. have the chance to represent Henry while playing against teams from other schools. Basketball, badminton, and volleyball were offered to the entire school, while tennis and golf were offered only to the senior high girls. Sheila Staedy. Deanna Schafer. Barb Page, and Beth Yates were first to try the new showers. Gabriele Lubuzls sinks shot despite opposing efforts. THE GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM - ROW 1, M. T«-minski, C. Oppen, 8. S.vonson, M. Jones, S. Gormley, S. Mortin. ROW 2: S Derrick. M. Bodick, S. VonderHeide, 8. Becker, S. Hennen, J. Carlson, M. Knutson. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM - ROW 1i D. Wcdobrand, D. Ahlbaum, S. Larson, K. Hocrschgon, J. Anderson. L. Kompf. N. Stouffacher. N. Vick. C. Disch. L Lane. ROW 2: B. Yeats, R. Gardnor. L. Sventek, L. Llndberg, C. Olson, M. Bender, S. Budge, J. Cottrell, M. Krofting, G. Wood ROW 3: S. Stiele. S. Larson, K. Mandyck, K. Preom, J. Potcrson, C. Wcstmork. J. Weir, P. Heath, S. Cors-gren, P. Reck. THE GIRLS' BADMINTON TEAM - ROW Is C. Oppen, S. Peterson, S. Hennen, G. Lubuzis, J. Harris. G. Paiak. ROW 2: M. Jonos. P. Reak, N. Horsmann, D. Chrlstopherson, Miss Amon, R. Brodln, C. Noslund, D. Lakotas. C. Chrlstopherson. ROW Is B. Thorsen, M Dohlvang. D. Derbis, J. Gerdts. S. Reok. J. Sjoquist. D. Schafer. ROW 2s H. Orstad, M. Granger. K. Lahnf, S. Noyd. N. Jornlln, S. Gormley, L Mickelson, D Mognuson. ROW 3: J. Parodise, T. Kuehn, S. Stoady, H. Jackson, R Elmquist, J. Rice, R. Anshui, M. Jogodka, E. Randolph. ROW 4: G. Johnson, T. Jocobson, J. Taylor, C. Frane, B. Rohn, S. Nordstorm, G. Chesner. T. Odetfo. ROW 5: R. Johnson, D. Morcek, J. Crlvits, G. Lansing, J. Pedersen, R. Peterson, G. Smith, G. Foss, R. Berg. Senior Council Plans Activities The Senior Student Council, under the direction of Mr. Littlefield, organizes Homecoming festivities, Sodie How-kins, Tag Day and other student activities. The Senior High Council consists of three representatives from each senior homeroom and two representatives from the remaining senior high homerooms. ABOVE: OfRc«n from left to right are, G. Lansing, Vke-Pres.; G. Foss, Pres.,- S. Nordstrom, Treas.; D. Schafer, Sec. BELOW. Planning an octivlty from left to right are S. Toftness, G. Chesner. Mr. Littlefield. S. Reok, 0. Mognvson, and C. Ploof. ABOVE, Organizing on event from loft to right ore, B. Shomshok. B Stafford. J. Moffmon. Mr. Littlefield, ond V. Barnett. BELOW, Council Officers, B. Honion, Vice Pres.j N. KoKiolek. Sec-Treat.’ Gndy Kraemer, Pre . JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL - ROW Is S. lorson. N. Mikoelson, D. Swigart. ROW 2, S. Mormorive. C. Kroemer, N. Kojciolek, S. Beynon, L Sventek. ROW 3: D. Colo . K. Preom. K. Mandytk. W. Grivno. B. Stafford. J. McGill. ROW Junior High Builds Future Leadership Working with the Senior Council, the Junior High Student Council has helped plan mony activities. These included the selling of homecoming buttons and the distribution of tags for tag day. 4s B. Locino. P. Dretscl, J. Hoffmon, J. Toberg, S Bergeron. ROW 5; C. New. J. Johnson. J. Myrant. R. Asplund. R. Schmidt, B. Hanion. Counting the ballot for Senior Elections arei j. Lange, G. Barnard, F. Rohn. N. Sloffen. 1C. Com. eron, ond M. Uggla. Sr. Advisory Leads Class of 1963 The Senior Advisory orgonizes Senior Activities. It is composed of two representatives from each senior homeroom. Working on one of these activities ore: B. Wolke, H. Jackson, K. Jensen, F. Wandzel. M. J. Swanson, ond W. Miller. B. Lund, J. Carlson, J. Phil-lips, M. Jacobson, B. Dohne, and K. Doran collect money for the Senior Budget. N.H.S. Recognizes Deserving Students ABOVEi Working In tho lunchroom to eorn money for thoir trip are Barb Hoth-oway and Yvonne Israel. ROW li J. FUh. D. Schafer, J. Orsfod, A. Hoem, R. Smith. S. Rider, M. Uggla, B. Page. ROW 2: B. Hathaway, S. Roak, J. Carlson, C. Green, Y. Isreal, J. Anderson, S. Kaarl, B. Welke. ROW 3i M Knudsvig, L. Provoncher, M. Stanley, G. Neff, R. Johnson, M. Montgomery. G. Schuster, B. Swanson, K. Jensen ROW 4: F. Rahn, $. Lindfors, D. Wanglic. A. Bendor, F. Brown, J. Pederson, M. Johnston, Mr. Ehrlicmonn, G. Barnard. RIGHT: The Honor Society officers are Fred Brown, President Sharon Reak, Treasurer; Frank Rahn, Vice-president; Deanna Schafor, Secretary. Membership in the National Honor Society is based on scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the school. The society has worked very hard raising money for their annual spring trip. Some of the money raising projects were cashiering in the lunchroom, selling book covers, and working for the teachers. Working on loyouts for the ORATOR ore from left to right, Jockl Honson. Mr. Kurnow, Kathy Jogodka, ond Roselynn Johnson. BELOW: Editors from loft to right ore, Carol Green. Copy Editor; Janet Orstod, Editor; Julie Carlson. Av sislont Editor; and Gary Foss. Sports Editor. Orator Centers Theme on Music Because over one-third of Henry's student body participated in band, choir, ond orchestra, the ORATOR staff of 1963 felt that this year's theme should be centered around music. Adding more importance to this theme, is the fact that the bond and orchestra have dominated this area. The staff did its best to record memories of sports and social events, classroom happenings, and club activities. The ORATOR staff of 1963 has enjoyed working on the book and sincerely hopes you enjoy ond cherish it for many years. ROW It D. Wanglie. D. Goxola, G. Fow. K. Phifer, S. Forseth. G. Pielo, C. Green, K. Robinson. Mr. Kurnow. A. Nordin. I. Pro- ROW 2: J. Honson, S. Imdfors, R. Johnson. G. Bursch. E. lupino. vencher, A. Hoem, J. Orstod. N. LaBelle, K. Hogon, C. Kosciolek. ROW 3; K. Jogodko, S. Steady, ,G. Barnard. G. Barnett, J. Carlson. ROW ], F. Brown B Welke M Jocobson. 5. tCr i. R- Smith. B. S Peterson. j. Tilbury. ROW 3: Mr. Amundson. j. Crivits. K. Doht. Lund. ROW 2: S. SwooWn. S. Martin. M. UM«P. B. Page. S. Reok. E. Stem. B Nordstrom. B. Hathowoy. E Randolph. T. Kuehn. During the post year the PATRIOT staff has worked hard gathering and reporting the news of school clubs, fads, gossip, fashions, and announcements. In the fall, they attended the annual Star-Tribune Jounolism Clinic where they learned of improved newspaper production techniques. Patriot Publicizes School Events ABOVE; PATRIOT editors from left to right ore Roxy Smith. Sue ICrez, Ed Siems, ond Sue Swanson. RIGHT: Planning their stories from left to right ore Morgo Ugglo. Sharon Rook, ond Barb Hotho-woy. ROW Is T. Davis. S. Hennen, N. Ostmoe. P. Tessman, M. Dohlvang, J. Ehrllchmann, D. Noss. ROW 2: C. Sivertson, S. Rider, B. Brunner, C. Forseth, S. Chrisfopherson. D. Hlllor, M. Whalen. ROW 3: J. Fish, J. Rolloff. B. Johnson, D. Bartlett. H. Becker, D. Helgeson. ROW 4: L. Perry, P. Severtson, D. Johnson, B Matthews, R. Elmquist, G. Wittig. Sr. Choir Fills School with Music SR. CHOIR OFFICERS — Dave Mrocek. Pro .; Jim long®. Mascot; Jon Anderson, Treos.; Deanna Schafer, Sec.? Tom Tessman, Vlce-Pres. The Senior Choir presented its annual Christmas Concert on Dec. 11. The audience was entertained with several songs including Song of Christmas, Twas the Night Before Christmas, and Silent Night. Also included in the concert were the traditional Christmas carols. Other special days, for which the choir presented concerts, were Memorial Day and Easter. ROW Is W. Brynfeion. R. Wudtke, S. Arneson, K. Bright, $. Goody, B. Johnson, G. Ewer. ROW 2: J. Hruska, J. Woodford, S. Honson, S. Martin, R. Dogherty, J. Noden, A. Abraham. ROW 3: D. Mrocek, I. John, S. Fortune. J. Anderson, M. Nelson, M. Swanson, J Wettip ROW 4; J. Longe, T. Catlin, C. Solberg, J. Gordhomer. S. Lond, D Schafer. SENIOR HIGH GIRLS CHOIR - ROW 1: I. Scott. M. Von Drosek, G. Pojok J. Edlund, D. Johnson, D. Doniels, B. Hedlund, P. Clark. C. Lange. S. Storm. ROW 2: L. Johnson, D. Mryont. E. Truchinsk. S. Porker. J. Billstrom. J. Hort. D. Wold. L. Owens, $ Riekki. ROW 3: D. Stroud. M, Ponath, P. Goldsberry, J. Jacobson, S. Peterson, R. Ward, N. Walseth, J. Powoll, M. Hofteig. ROW 4j N, Doughty, J. Greve, J. Sheridon, S. Dunshce, L. Bosshart, B. Wuorenma, P. Phillips, S. Stoedy, J. Tilbury, L. Post. B Choir Develops Musical Talents JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR — ROW 1, W. Hubbs. D. Goge, R. Hultmon. V Senescoll, K. Galloway, D. Mitchell, R. Mattson. J. Dawson. B. Ffnstrom, D. Wedebrand, J. Zlmbelmon, P. Gognon, G. Hughes, D. Grossman. ROW 2: D. Montgomery, K. Kreutter. P. Codwell. D. Miller. R. Kellcne, R. Vomhof, T. Bomgornor, W. Stevon, M. O'Neil, T Klein. N. Bourdeau. V. Buth, D. Salter, C. Mchler. ROW 3: D. Kays, S. Barnes, L Lone, C. Disch, L. Kolvig, J. Axell. G. Bergren. K. Elfstrom, D. Okubo. J. Luce. D. Nelson. S. Schwartz. J. Catlln, B. Kocur. C. Matt, R. Gardner. C. Mielke. ROW 4: B. Smith, H. Relstod. K. Meinke. D. Deen, M. Nyqulst, K. Monly. K. Howley. S. Schoeben. R. Pegg. R. Rudstrom, G. Boe. R. Poetznlck. M Wlllloms, L. Mork, G. Bronner, S. Llndberg. L Wilkerson. ROW 5: R. Sell. J. Lund, M. Hiody. R Binkley. M. Pehl, B. Tyrpo. B Loclno, M. Ellison, L Peter-son, M. Johnson, K Fitzgerald, J. Cottiell. J. Myrant, M. Bums, B. Anderson. R Nielond. R. Gomez. Orchestra Takes A” in State Competition Unequaled in size by any other school in Minneapolis, the orchestra has received A ratings in state-wide competition. During the past year, over one hundred students have participated in the orchestra compared to only fifteen members a few years ago. Because of this increase in size, the orchestra was divided into four groups: the seventh grade, the eighth grade, the ninth grade, and the Senior A group. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS clockwise are: S. Forseth, President; A Bodin, Secretary; J. Orstad. librarian.- A. Kluck, Sergeant of Arms; B Thorsen, Mascot; H. Orstod. Treasurer; G. Neff, librarian; R. Larson. Vice-President. ROW 1« B. Allard. R. Larson. G. Neff, C. Broten, C. Kovalitsky, P. Poge, M. Weber, T. Larson. R. Denny. J. Orstad. R. Monro. ROW 2t D. Nelson, H. Orstad, N. Bartlet, B. Boron, K. Adamson. H. Jackson, L. Osterberg. D. Arnold, L. Reynolds. A. Kluck. A Bodin, C. Jensen, C. Hogness. B. Thorsen. ROW 3: C. Johnson. B Fogerhavge, K. Hubbard. J. Rudd. R. Olson. 0. Johnson, J. Foue. S Krex, S. For-seth, P. Stonton, G. Sutton. R. Berg. G. Foss. C Ploof. STANDING: C. Oppen, L Miller. B Poge. S. Skiold. M. Waite. G. Barnard. F. Rahn, A. Hornsten, G. Eastman, D. Reynolds, Mr. Barnett. 113 BAND OFFICERS - ROW Is S. Him, Milter. ROW 2s J. Pearson, S. Gormley. F Brown, T Ronten. ROW 3: J. Carlson, N. LaBelle. M. Jacobson. This year the Henry band was again in the spotlight. In St Cloud it won another outstanding award to grace our trophy case. Last March the band presented its annual spring concert. ROW 1: S. Hellelfinger, G Johnson, J. Llewellyn, T. Johnson, C. Oppen, $. Kelly, S. Gormley, J. Cowdery, L. Mlllor, J. Carlson. ROW 2: P. Fitzgerald, C. Tores. J. Hoffman, T. Jacobson, P. Line, A. Johnson. B. Swanson, S. Swanson, S. Koorl, M. Bockstrom, J. Urbanski, R. Johnson, L. Erickson, R. Anshos, R Borland. M. Jones. ROW 3s J. Pearson, D. Fiscus, K. Goehringor, K. Robinson, N. LaBelle, G. Schoke. M. Jacobson, J. Peabody, R. Jaeche. ROW 4: G. Carlson, B. Stores, T. Rantcn, B. Peterson, D. Nelson, J. Toylor, R. Christenson. COLOR GUARD - B. Welke, M. Bockstrom, S. Koorl. J. Urbanski, K. Ford. HIGH SCHOOL ROW 1: A. Nordin, K. Ford, 0. Christophorson, D. Johnson, S. Molm, B. Joy, S. Lee, B. Moline, J, Soderlund, N. Sorenson, B. Hill, R. Subject, J. Peterson. ROW 2: P. Reck, A. Coswell, N. Nelson, S. Johnson, L. Anderson, D. Knudsvlg, C. Lund, M. Townsend, 0. Mid-dlomlsl, D. Cashman, M. Murphy, J. Kolinski, C. Frone, S. Him, F. Brown, J. Eborlcln. ROW 3: R Gomez, D. Hnoth. B. Paulson, D. Nelson, J. Cottam. D Wick. K. Faduck, M. Lolly, L. Johnson, C. Rathbone, R. Berg. G. Sutton, T. Sawyer, B. Meyer, D. Bartelmehs. ROW 4: K. Gronlund. T. Peterson, A. Brudvik. G. Johnson, S. Gilbertson. B. Baumgartner, W. Larson, C. Smith, C. Keeler. R. Anderson. Band Brings Music to Henry High Smiling Karen Jensen is Henry's Drum Majorette. BAND COUNCIL — Storting ot bottom going counter-clock-wise: S. Urbonski. F. Rohn. R. Berg. R. Joeche. N. Nelson, D. Wick. Auxiliary Units FRONT FIVE; K. Dahl, B Hafh-oway, P. Neary, J. Grove, J. Gordhomer. HI-LITES: M. Christenson. S. Roehl. J. Biorn, J. Gerdts, V. Gardner, D. Mog-nuton, L. Mickelson, M. Nelson, D. Bertek, V. Berryman, S. DeWitf. I. Post, S. Smilh. R. Johnson. E. lupino, M. De-Twncq. Freshman Band PEP BAND — ROW Is W. Larson, S. Swanson, P. Fitzgerald, C. Tures, A. Johnson, I. Miller, J. Cowdery, S. Gormley. S. Kelty, C. Oppen, N. Nelson. S. Hinz ROW 2: P. Line. B Swan-son, G. Johnson, D. Borland. T. Peterson. A. Brudvik. J. Taylor. R. Christenson. A. Caswell. F. Brown. ROW 3: B. Bumgorner, D. Patterson. B. Shomshak. ROW 4: M. Jones. S. Heffelfin-ger. G. Johnson, J. Llewellyn, C. Keeler, J. Pearson. R. 6erg. G. Sutton, D. Wick. FRESHMEN BAND OFFICERS - ROW It J. Hoffman, Sec., G. Kristensen. Treos., M. Klein, Sgt.-ot-Arms. ROW 2: B. Shomshak, Student Director, J. Cerveny, Vke-Pres.. R. Hewitt, Pres. Because of program difficulties, the Jr. A Band hod to be split into three parts, the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade groups. However, oil three were combined in a Jr. Band that performed at the Sr. Bond concert lost March. FRESHMEN BAND - ROW 1: N. Stauffocher. M. Klein. J. Hoffman, C. Berg. ROW 2i J. Walseth. B Hedin, D. Robinson. R. Jocofcson. B. Mahler, G. Kristertien, J. Bergdohl, ROW 3: P. Everson, B. Yeots, M. Hultine. K. Canfield, B. Miller, H. Taylor, D. Losota. K. Miller, J. Lofgren. P. Mandyck. ROW 4: S. Juhl. ROW 5: P. Reck, D. Patterson, B. Shomshak. K. Yeots. S. Pietrzok. G. Carlson, R. Murphy, J. Cerveny, R. Hewitt. « high SCHOOL FRENCH CLUB. ROW lr Mrs. Thorsen, D. Schafer. R Smith. J. Mitchell. D. Berndt. ROW 2: L Severson, C. Hagen, M. Knudson, D. Hill, M. Johnson, A. Hoem. ROW 3: A. Caswell, Y. Israel, B. Pogc, C. Danielson, B. Ramus, C. Hogness, K. Doran. ROW 4: K. Schiel, S. Christopherson, P. Berquist, J. Peterson, M. Jacobson, J. Hatton. ROW 5: D. lubinikl, J. Poabody. R. Joeche, T. Skalberg, K. Dahl, J. Andorson, S- lindfors. Latin Club French Club Although Lotin is considered a dead language, members of the Latin Club find that if can come alive as they gain an understanding of the daily life and customs of the ancient Romans. Mrs. Krueger and the officers plan various programs for the monthly meetings. Under the guidance of Mrs. Thorsen, the French Club learned about life in France. They saw movies of Europe, had discussions, and gained a better understanding of the French language. This year's officers ore: Roxie Smith, President; Marcia Jacobsen, Vice-president; Cathy Hagen, Secretary; Andy Hoem, Treasurer. LATIN CLUB: ROW 1: Mr . Krueger, M. Gronlund, K. Robinson, S. Reok, M Uggla, M. Lunzer, D. McLean. ROW 2: M. VanDrosek, G. Berglund. J. Hommorstrom, N. Losser, B. Schouerhomer, S. Reiki, J. Powell, L. Nelson, J. Nelson, B. Johnston. ROW 3: B. Bastion, J. Orstod, G. Moser. J. Carlson. P. Goldsberry. $. Toftness. K. How- loy, D. Udell, D. Daniels, J. Paulson. J. Anderson. $. Hamre. ROW 4: T. Berg, A. Brudvik. J. Swanson. M. Nyqulst, G. Neff. N. Walseth, M. Johnson, M. Polivka. S. Anderson, B. Fogerhoug. ROW 5: G Pielo, S. Kaari, S. Martin, G. Barnett, J. Taylor, J. Pederson. C. Oppen, S. Lindfors, L. Post, S. Dunshee. S. Johnson, C. Davidson. SPANISH CLUBi ROW 1« B. Yotes. 0. Russel, B Hedlund. M. Schrooder. M Mailer. ROW 2, P. Whitmore, J. Poehl. S. Noyd. J. Rook, K. Phifer. ROW 3: Mrs. Lucos, C. Olion, K. Greve. N. Olion. M. OeTuncq., ROW 4: K. Doran, D. Modiion. B. Wuorenma. S. DeWilt. Spanish Club Work Program Students who hove had Spanish In previous years find that an excellent woy to keep a working knowledge of the language is through participation in the Spanish Club. Old and new members alike find pleasure in learning about the many beautiful Spanish customs. Mrs. Lucas, the advisor, is new to the school this year. The purpose of the Work Program is to provide on-the-job training to help the student discover which occupation he prefers. The program has four general fields available, distributive, office, trade, and diversified occupations. The student who participates spends as much time at work as he spends at school. ROW 1j B. Nelson, S. Porport. R. Bunch, J. Fowler, D. Hoglund, A. Modlson, B. White. ROW 2: Miss Klaurens. L. Hyen, D. Judge. C. Pennington. S. Swonson. J. Bergeron. J. Wigen, M. Jockson. ROW 3i M. Johnston, A. Atkinson, K Motsen, T. Pointer. J. Ryd-storm. S. Erickson, $. Swigart, B. Hybiinskl. ROW 4: D. Ed ing, J. Hogen. D. Vick. G. Wittlg. M Englert, J. Kosper. A. Honson Right: Shoron Dunshee demonstrate! correct debating procedure as other members of the Debote Team look on. DEBATE. ROW It Mrs. Lucas, B.HIodvIka, T. Dol-quist. P. Froelig. M. Moster, G. Berglund, L. Larson. ROW 2i J. Mattson, M Prother, D. Modison, S. Dunshee. K. Greve. S. Toftness, B. Schultz, 5. Carlson. Students Exhibit Speech Skills The ability to express oneself clearly is needed now more than ever. Students at Henry gain this experience by participating in speech and debate. The Speech Team, coached by Mr. Hoerschgen, provides training in a wide variety of speech skills: dramatic interpretation, original and memorized oratory, extemporaneous speaking and reading, story-telling, and discussion. The Debate Team is composed mainly of juniors. Coached by Mrs. Lucas, debaters learn the most effective ways to bring forth their ideas. This year's topic is: Resolved; Should the U.S. Form a Common Market for the Western Hemisphere. Debaters must do a lot of reading as well as attend practices and meets. SPEECH TEAM. ROW li J. Greve. P. Neory, N. Sletten, S. Peterson, ton, j Mattson. J. Soderlund, A. Johnson, Mr. Hoerschgen, K. Greve, K. Dahl. C. Green, S. Dunshee. S. Kelly, S. Dedo. ROW 2: G. Sul- J. Fjjh( Noof. J. Nosker. Jill Greve. Pot Neary, Jill Lindquist, ond Donno Magnuson present a seen® from their skit, Mud-block The skit was the Henry talent show winner. AU-SCHOOL OFFICERS: ROW 1i D. Schafer, 0. Dorbis, J. Lindquist. ROW 2: M. Jacobson, J. Stephany, $ Staedy. Y-Teens Completes Active Year Y-Teen$ is on organization for girls, sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. If endeavors to form a fellowship of girls devoted to the task of upholding their Christian principles in their personal and social living. The Henry Y-Teens organization is divided into chapters, each of which elects its own officers. CHAPTER OFFICERS: ROW It R Smith. J. Corlson. A. Ho®m, R. Jo«ch®, P. Tessmon. J. Tillbury, S. Koori, S. Peterson. S. Skjotd. ROW 2: B. Stores. R. Christianson. K Jerdee. L Scott. C. Focseth. J. Anderson, 0. Johnston. P. Bergquist. K. Dahl, V. Berryman. ROW 3: J. Ebertein. B Boron, P. N®ary, J. Grove. J, Woodford, M. DoM- Eoch chapter hos its own activities such as candy sales, parties, hayrides, roller-skating nights, and guest speakers. All the chapters take port in style shows, talent shows, dinners, ond camping weekends. During the year each chopter is required to carry out one service project for the school, vang, $. Dunshee. ROW 4: B. Anderson. G. Olson, p, in® j Gerdts, D. Derbis. P. Youngdahl, M. Pinkston. L. Sivertson, L j l son. S. Toftness. K. Shield. ROW 5: C. McOaniel. M. Uggla, N nuL P. Mandolin. P. Poge. Hi-Y Provides Service . . . Sponsored by the YMC.A., Hi-Y strives to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. Boys of all religions, nationalities and races are offered a program of othletic and social activities while promoting the most worthwhile activities in the homes, schools, churches and neighborhoods. Hi-Y sponsored the United Fund Drive, presented auditoriums on several holidays, and took part in collecting for Thanksgiving baskets. Hi-Y members also participated in a hayride, Christmas formal and several informal activities. ROW It B Efibo. B. Thoroen, P. Clot-ion. ROW 2t G. Bursch, S. Nordilrom, 0 Corlion. G. Foil ROW 3: S. Fooofh, F. Rahn. F. Brown, G. Smith. Crescendoes ROW 1: R. Trovlk. D. Edllng. B. Show. 0. McNamara. ROW 2: J. Norgren. G. Noiiodlok, R. Dehn®, C. Nevijon. J. Hogen. ROW 3: D. Egberg. R. Peter-jon. G. laming, D. Corlion Cops Vadarians ROW 1: L Bollmon, J. Phillips. D. Slot-ford. N. Borksdol . ROW 2: W. Miller, K. Comeron, D. New. E. Randolph. ROW 3: R. Heath. G. Smith. G. Foss. G. Burjch. ROW 4: F. Wondxel, J. Knutson, F. Brown, G. Wiftig, S. Forseth. Viscounts ROW 1i o. Lindberg, R. Elmquist, B. Lund, B. Howkinson. ROW 2: B Meyer, 0. Engstrom, T. Sawyer ROW 3s J. Crivits, T. Ranten, T. Skofberg, F. Rohn. . . . Strives to Build Character The Henry Hi-Y organization is divided into clubs. Each club elects its own officers, develops its own rules, and plans many of its own social events. Presidents of eoch club form a separate group called the Cops. The Cops plan and coordinate the activities of the other groups. The sophomore and junior clubs tjlso send o representative to the Cops. In this way, the plons of the entire organization can be brought back to the individual dubs. 123 Seventh Graders Participate in FHA FHA endeavors to provide high school girls with good homemaking standards. Henry's organization is divided into three chapters; Cadet for seventh and eighth graders, Debonaire for ninth, tenth, and eleventh graders, and Coed for seniors. This is the First year Henry's seventh grade has had an FHA chapter. They participate in many of the same ac- tivities as the older groups. Homecoming found them selling leis in the halls, and Thanksgiving found them preparing food baskets for needy families. Debonaire and Coed chapters sent delegates to the state convention, gave a Christmos tea, sold novelty items at Homecoming, and participated in field trips. All these groups enjoyed a busy and productive year. Coed Officers ROW Is N. latter, I. Wcincbargcr, J. Carlton. ROW 2: J. Dorr. J. Porodite, S. Swanion. ROW 1: 0. Notion, j. Carlton. K. Larton ROW 2: S. Barnet, S. Nelton. J. Ford. ROW 3: R. Severton, S. Humbert, J. Hughe , D. Krueger. Debonaire Officers ROW Is J. Pearson, B. Boumgarlener. ROW 2: K. Annett, S. Ridgeway. Cadet Officers Coed ROW 1: N. lasser, J. Carlson, N. Wolsefh, K. Jogodka. L. Welnebar-ger. ROW 2: J. Dorr, G. Mosor, S. Swonson, J. Paradise, G. Piola. Debonaire ROW It B Boumgortener. L. Stott. D. Ring, L. Asplund. ROW 2: Mrs. Wilson, S. Kelly, S. Dedo. P. Carlson. ROW 3: K. Annett. J. Pearson, S. Ridgeway, C. Myers. Cadet ROW It M Elfstrom. S. lindstrom, S. John son. M. Hammond, N. Frobom. M. Sponjers. S. Oreg, S. Wall, V. Klein, K. Jensen. ROW 2: S. Nelson, T. Corson, J. Hughes, C. Lund, J. Anderson, J. Peterson, C. John son, F. Noll. K long. S. Bornes, B. Mog-nuson. ROW 3: D. Closson, D. Ahlbaum, L. Svcntek, M Netka. G. Carlson. S. Larson. D. Phillips. S. Carlson. R. Severson, W. Coshmon. ROW 4: D. Nelson, P Anderson, S. Humbert. N. Stuge. M Adorns, P Annoni. S. Huebsthen, I. Kempf. K. Pream, D. Krueger, T. Smith. J. Carlson, D. Nelson. ROW 5: S. Barnes, K. Larson, G. Applegren. K. Blitz, M. Tessman, K. Mondyke. P. Adams, C. Olson, L. lobosh. J. Ford. J. Woir. Student Volunteers Assist Faculty If fokes many willing workers to keep Henry running smoothly. Student volunteer organizations assume much of this responsibility. The teacher, library, and counselor assistants as well as the mimeograph crew assist the faculty with routine paper work while the office assist- ants aid the administrative staff. The equipment managers, stage crew, and lunchroom assistants also give of their time to aid the faculty. These volunteer workers earn service points and are eligible for awards at the end of their senior year. Office Assistants ROW It J. Mitchell, D. Berndt. S. Wick. ROW 2t C. Bolthozor, R. Erickson, M. Polivko. P. Carlson. ROW 3: E. Liljo. S. Gelschus. S. Nelson, K. Annett, C. Campbell. Counselors’ Assistants ROW 1i M. Montgomery. 0. Agger, M Dohlvang, J. Sjo-qulst, E. lupino. ROW 2: K. Hogan, S. Johnson. J. Maief. M. Johnson. S. Rook. ROW 3: M. Anderson. K. Willioms, S. Koori. S. Swanson, G. Bar-nord. B Trocy. Mimeo Crew ROW 1: C. Jogodko, J. lantto. N. Riswoll, L. Allen. D. Tieva, Mrs. Young. ROW 2: J. Bergeron, S. Ridgeway. R. Doherty, R. Johnson. C. Watonobe. ROW 3: B. Johnson, C. Kosciolck. J. Weidenboch. D. Gunewitz, B. Aog-ord. Library Assistants ROW Is S. Seidcnkronz. L. Weineborger, 5. Dedo. J. Hyn-son, M. Szoblo, J. Kopello. ROW 2t C. McDonlel. B. Bo-vee. D. Wold. L Scott. J. Paul-son. ROW 3: K. Thon, D. leg-ler. M. Timinskl, N. Troager. ROW 4: J. Porodlse. P. Berg-quist, G. Van Heel. D. Johnson, J. Tilbury. Hall Guards ROW 1: B Kent. B. Curtis. B. Yotes. J. Phillips. ROW 2: D. Rzezutek, R. Brown, J. Ortler. J. Peterson, P. Hanson. ROW 3: J. Bortoll. B. Howkinson, B Harrison, B Todd, J. Hanson, K. Purdes. Lunchroom Assistants ROW It B. Miller, 0. Iskierko. K. Hammond. ROW 2: C. Horriion, P. Hammond, L. Bom. Equipment Managers Left to right: D. Reynold!. W. Halverson. R. Poetznlck. Stage Crew ROW It J. Gillespie, B. Davis, W Lockrcm ROW 2: J. Fortior, Mr. Doll. T. Berg. Two of the many clubs at Henry ore Stamp Club and Secretarial Club. They each help students to pursue hobbies and develop skills. This year's Stomp Club held bi-monthly meetings at the home of its advisor. Mr. Hoerschgen. They worked on a number of collections which included U.S. postage, com-memoratives, and topicols. These various types provided a source of interest for every individual. Secretarial Club is open to all eleventh and twelfth grade girls faking business subjects. At their bi-monthly meetings they have guest speakers who tell them the things they will need to know when they go looking for a job. STAMP CLUB: - ROW 1, G. Johnson. $. Reok. T. Berg. 0. Oleary. ROW 2i T. DoMquist. R Christenson. Mr. Hoerschgen, B. Walsteod. K- Hoerschgen, I. Wright. Clubs Develop Hobbies and Skills SECRETARIAL, — ROW 1: P. Sventek. N. Mattilo. t. Allen. B. Bovee. S. Plnke. J. Hart, P. Bergqulsf, M Jacobson, J. Mitchell. J. lontto, B. Becker, B. Trocy. ROW 2: C. Hogen, J. lehrmon. D. Hortxell, J. Stetson, S. Lange. C. Balthaxor, 0. Hager, B. Yates, J. Westip, S. Lund. M. Johnson, J. Sioquist. D. Langston, L. Woineborger. M. Ugglo. ROW 3i Mrs. Young, P. Whitmer, L. Miller, J Honson, M. Riswell, R. Smith, R. Doherty, S. Christopherson. B. Johnston, D. Lofcofas; M. Swanson, D. Wold, R. Johnson, A. Abraham. ROW 4t P. Tessmon, M Montgomery, Y. Israel. B. Brunner, B. Gotes, N. Wolseth, K. Doran, S. Staedy, S. Fortune. G. lubuxis, J. Baker. D. Rxexufek, D. Berndt, C. McDaniel. ROW 5: M Anderson. R Olson, L Provencher, K. Hogan. K. Willloms, B. Hothaway. R. Johnson, N. Treoger. V, Berryman, K. Jogodka. C. O'Connell. J. Peterson, 5 Gormley. ROW 6: N. Sletten. C. Tures, M. Jones, J. Peabody, K. Jensen, J. Weiden-bach, C. Baardsgoard, M. Aoser, D. Gunewitx, D. Tleva, K. Boch-meyer, C. KoKiolek. Winl team, win! Heyl what' th© word around here? Cheerleaders Boost Spirit . . . J.AUREL ■SmffsoN MARILYN MASTER . . . In Victory and in Defeat Hove you got thot spirit? QUEEN KAREN JENSEN 1962 Homecoming Brought . . . A bolmy day, royalty, decorated halls, excited students and football players all made up our 1962 Henry Homecoming. Queen Karen Jensen, chosen by the Senior Class of 1963, reigned with her court of Elizabeth Yates, Marilyn Nelson, Marcia Jacobson, and Deanna Schafer. After the coronation, the queen and her attendants were escorted by members of the faculty to a luncheon at The Arches. 132 MARCIA JACOBSON Lively, poppy, ond gay. She'll brighten up your day. MARILYN NELSON Quiet, vivocious, ond coy. Full of laughter and joy. DEANNA SCHAFER Serene, pleasing, and fun. Bringing hoppiness to everyone. BETH YATES Short, charming, ond sweet. This girl is hard to beat. 133 George Lansing and Butch Nordstrom pick Karen Jensen homecoming qvocn. Tho Royal Court: Clockwise. Steve Nordstrom, Karen Jensen, George Lansing. Marcia Jacobson. Deanna Schafer. Lisa Schafer, Roxy Jensen, Joey Yates, Beth Yates, Marilyn Nelson. Excitement . . . Co-captains Butch Nordstrom ond George Lansing crown Queen Karen. Right: Norval Barksdale. Jarvis Jenkins, and Howie Jackson contribute their talents to the Homecoming show. Belowi Noncy Dllle, 1961 Homecoming Queen, signs the Alumni Guest Book in the Alumni Room os Jonie Swenson and Ed Sub jocf await their turn. Entertainment . . . John Crivits, Jim Longe, and Bob Horrison emceed o top flight Homecoming show. It included singing by Judy Fish ond Inez John, doncing, skits, ond comedy. After the entertainment. Queen Karen was crowned by the co-captains of the football team while Dove Mrocek song Sweet and Lovely. She was then presented a dozen red roses by Mr. Cleve. Right: Students show thoir their newly elected queen. enthusiasm for 135 Above: Fullback Gory Bunch breaks through for extra yardage. Left: Princess Beth Yates looks on os the Pats ploy Central. Sportsmanship . . . Belowr The Hi-lites represent many countries as they provide entertainment, dancing to She'll bo Cornin' Around the Mountain played by the Henry Band. 136 With the pass receiving of Bob Dehne ond the experienced running of Gary Bursch, Henry defeated Central for their Homecoming victory. Using the World's Fair for a theme, the band provided music and dancing during half-time. Then, before the second half, the queen and her attendants rode around the footboll field greeting their subjects. That evening, the students, alumni, faculty, ond guests danced to music of the Franklinifes in the student lunchroom which was decorated by the student council. This concluded a perfect day Above: Princeuet Marcia Jocobjon and Beth Yotes ond their escorts. Jim Lange and Pete Guzzo enjoy the dance. And a Happy End. Right! Queen Karen Jensen ond her oxort. Jim Arrell, lead off tho first dance. Below: Student and alumni dance to the music of the Frank-finite . 137 Capp’s Characters — Live” at Sadie Upper right: Jill and Bill, but who' who? Center: Time outl Lower left: Swingin' Sue ond Boppin' Bud keep it cool. Lower right: Butch, Borb, ond Dole fep lively whilo doing' the mochinc-gun twi t. January 25, 1963, Al Capp's characters come to life in the halls of Henry High. Everywhere there were Daisy Maes, Mammy Yokums and Li'l Abners. That night the Daisy Maes hog-tied their favorite beaus and dragged them to the dance in the student lunchroom. Foot stomping was done to the Six-mates bond; and the popular dance, the machine-gun twist, was seen everywhere. To add flavor to the evening, Marryin' Sam performed mock weddings, the gals footed the bill and presented vegetable corsages to the fellers. Upper right: Kothy ketched her mon, Jim. Center. Do you. Me y Mor.tyn. take Sloppy Steve to be ... lower right, Grinnin' Greg twiif up a norm. 139 Hall of Fame TYPICAL HENRYITES Tim Audette — Sue Krez Elections for the 1963 Hall of Fame were held in December. The seniors had three days in which to decide their choices for the categories. Ballots were counted by the ORATOR staff which kept the identities of the senior class personalities secret until after Christmas vacation. The results were announced January 8, 1963. FRIENDLIEST Marcia Jacobson — Steve Forseth BEST DRESSED Greg Smith — Ardie Abraham . PRETTIEST AND HANDSOMEST Bob Dehne — Kathy Doran BEST ALL AROUND Karen Jensen — Frank Rahn BEST ALIBIERS Sue Finke — Jim Campbell BIGGEST FLIRT AND BEST LINE Kathy Dahl — Roger Elmquist 142 PEPPIEST AND MOST ATHLETIC Barb Page — Steve Nordstrom MOST TALENTED Bruce Allard — Judy Fish CUTEST COUPLE Bobbie Johnson — Dave MacNamara MOST ENCHANTING SMILE Marilyn Nelson — Bob Lund 143 BEST DANCERS Joon Gordhomer — Jim Lange CLASS CLOWNS Jim Phillips — Mary Lou Waite CUTEST DIMPLES Sandy Kaari — Don Stafford APPLE POLISHERS Fred Brown — Jan Orstad CLASS GENIUSES Dave Wanglie — Carol Green 145 Upper left: Pat Bergquist. along with other moke-up artists, applies the finishing touches to Stevo Forseth's make-up. Center: Joan and J. J. study beneath a leaky roof. Upper righti The MocDonolds meet their new neighbor, Mr. Manic-Dopressive. Seniors Present The Egg and I” Lower left: Betty MacDonald hos the last word In on argument with hor husband. Don. Center: Now you stop that. Hi-Baby, or I'll think you're more interested in food than you are In mel says Joan os she playfully slaps his hand. Lower right: Anne tries to oxploin her feelings about service gauge hosiery to the lingory Lady. The Egg and I, a play In two acts adopted by Anne Coulter Martens, was presented in the school auditorium by the Senior Class on February 12 at 8:00 p.m. In the ploy, Don MacDonald buys a chicken ranch, much to the dismay of his wife Betty and their daughters Joan and Anne. The problems thot ariso prove to be too much for the female components of the family. Leaky roofs, bathtubs, Indians, and eggs help to bring about the girls' decision to leave the ranch. Finally realizing how much they like chicken ranching, they revise their decision. SEATED: S. Fink . J. Phillips, Primrose. Standing ROW I: P. Pog«, G Neff. S. Peterson. J. Fish, M. Jacobson, F. Brown, G. Barnett, B Poge. T. Kuehn. D. Mrocek. G Barnard, K. Phifer. ROW 2: S. Christ opheraon, S. Skjold. R. Doherty, S. Martin, B. Welke, G. Foss. G. Lansing. R. Peterson. G. Smith. J. Crivits, K. Dahl, S. Forseth. Mr. Kurnow, C. Green. Cost in order of appearance: Don MacDonald............ Daisy Mannix ............ Anne .................... Joan .................... Betty MacDonald .......... Thad...................... Corinne ................. Mr. Mannix................ Hi-Baby................... Fishface ................ JJ....................... .... Fred Brown . Kathleen Dahl .. Teresa Kuehn . Barbara Page Georgia Barnett , . David Mrocek .. Gail Barnard ... Keith Phifer George Lansing . James Phillips Richard Peterson Lingery Lady........ Millicent Ames .. . . Paula .............. Lolly ............. Toni .............. Mitzi.............. Thermometer Tessie Miss Linden ........ Grady.............. Ross................ Larsen ............ .......... Susan Finke ...........Judith Fish ......... Susan Skjold Sheryl Christopherson ... Marcia Jacobson ... Ruth Ann Doherty ..... Susan Peterson ..... Barbara Welke ---- Stephen Forseth ............Gary Foss ..... Gregory Smith 147 r- A Abovei Don't, don't. I'll vote (or you. Eor . lefts A Fronk solution for Sr. Closs President wos prescribed by Drs. Casey and Kfldoro. From Elections Arise. . . Sr. Election campaigns were held Nov. 5,6, and 7, 1962. Candidates and their managers were chosen; posters engulfed senior classrooms and excitement spread through senior high. The highlight of this event wos the auditorium where campaign speeches and skits were given. Directly following this, the votes were counted by members of the Senior Advisory while the audience anxiously awaited the results. Seniors contemplate and campaign prior to catting final votes. 148 . . . Class Officers of ’63 Victorious candidates and their campaign managers were President, Frank Rahn — Roger Elmquist; Vice-President, Robbie Dehne — Dan McNamara; Secretary, Jean Hart — Mary Lou Waite; Treasurer, Val Berryman — Nancy Sletten; Sgt.-at-arms, Al Bender — Howie Jackson; Mascot, John Crivits — Jim Lange. Below, Senior clou officer, ore, from left to right. Val Berryman. Treasurer; John Cr.vlt,. Mascot; Al Bender. Sgt.-ot-orm,; Jeon Hart. Secretary; Frank Rahn. President; Robbie Dehne. Vice-President. Be low i | believe my condidate ... Ugoh. ugohl Vote for Hortl Senior Memories Left: As we look bock with Beth Yatos. we recapture This Wonderful Year and roollze that the door to our future ho opened. Rights Doug Tuetlng, o senior from South west High, presented the Good Sportsmanship Trophy to Honry High on bohalf of tho All-City Student Council. Mr. Schultz, accompanied by Mr. Cleve and Co-Captains Steve Nordstrom ond George Lansing accepted the trophy. Below: A good-night kiss ended a most memorable evening, the Senior Prom, for Barb Page ond Dove Hornig. n Left! Fronk Cleve bonded the football to new head cooch. Don Swanson. Mr. Clove expressed the hopo thot It will bounce os well for Mr. Swanson in the future os if has for him In the post. Above: Tears of |oy flowed freely os Karon Jensen wos chosen by her classmates, os the 1962-63 Homecoming Queen. left: Beautiful! gasped Greg Smith, os he ond Joan Mitchell exchanged senior pictures. Right: Keith Phifer comforted Georgia Barnett as they walked the halls of Henry for the lost time. Right: The ploy was finally over ond Goorgio Barnett, the leading lady, ond Mr. Kurnow, the director, along with tho rest of the cast, relaxed offer long weeks of hard work. Laying away memories of a treasured school year is a serious and sentimental task. With each memento, one remembers people, emotions, lessons, losses, and gains. This year crowns the twelve years of our school career. 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