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I mi n NeA.poi.is PUOLIC LI OQAftV THE 1967 ORATOR Annual Publication of Patrick Henry High School Minneapolis, Minnesota Volume 26 What is a school without students? A pile of brick and cement standing idle. Teachers instructing empty desks. Administrators regulating air space. Counselors advising blank record cards. The school is a trumpery without young thirsting minds reaching out for knowledge, strong sturdy bodies requesting training, inexperience looking for responsibility, and big hearts seeking out friendship. STUDENTS are the heartbeat throbbing through the halls of Henry; they are the LIFE LINE OF THE SCHOOL. 2 STUDENTS SENIORS...........6-35 SENIOR HONORS .... 36 SENIOR AWARDS .... 37 SENIOR ADVISORY . . .38 CLASS OFFICERS......39 HOMEROOMS........40-57 ORGANIZATIONS PATRIOT.............. 74 ORATOR................75 STUDENT COUNCIL . .76-77 N.H.S.................78 CLUBS..............79-89 ASSISTANTS.........90-91 MUSIC..............92-99 FACULTY PRINCIPALS...........60 COUNSELORS...........61 SPECIAL SERVICE......61 LIBRARIANS...........62 OFFICE STAFF.........62 TEACHERS..........63-69 MAINTENANCE.......70-71 SPORTS CHEERLEADERS ... 102 103 FALL.............104-109 WINTER...........110-125 SPRING...........126-131 G.A.A............ 132-133 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING.... 136-141 SADIE HAWKINS...... 142 NINTH GRADE PLAY... 143 CLASS PLAY......144-145 OPERETTA........146-147 HALL OF FAME....148-153 SENIOR INDEX____154-161 STUDENT INDEX . . . 162-166 YEARBOOK INDEX . . . 167 3 SENIORS SENIOR HONORS SENIOR AWARDS SENIOR ADVISORY CLASS OFFICERS HOMEROOMS HEARTBEAT OF HENRY Seniors Perform Vital Role in Life at Henry The procession of Henry's graduating classes reaches back into the past and stretches forward 1o the future. Through hard work, this year's spirited and ambitious Seniors enrich Henry's tradition. From the hectic rush to class on the opening day of school to the final slomming of locker doors, enthusiastic Seniors lead the student body. The excitement of the first football game, the tearful joy over the selection of the Homecoming Queen, the nervousness before class ploy tryouts, and the thrill of Prom night linger in the mind of eoch senior as he receives his diploma. Upon removing hit cap and gown, an important segment of the school is lost to him, only to be replenished by an entering undergraduofe- t ov.d Ayt  ond Gory Btnton d. p ay un f b wiW rm nl ov r th« mytftfyng tymbolt «n M nry' lot ! odd.hon to wmo twff.culwm, Moth Analyst JULIE AASE DANIEL AASER MARIANNE ADAIR CAROL AHLGRIM JANET ALEXANDER MAUREEN ALEXANDER HAROLD AMUNDSON BETTY ANDERSON JAMES ANDERSON JOHN ANDERSON JUDITH ANDERSON MARJORIE ANDERSON 6 MARK ANDREASON BARBARA ANSHUS PATRICIA ARBOGAST TERRENCE ARE SONDRA ARMSTRONG RAN0AU ASPLUND GLORIA AUST JAMES AXELL OAVID AYRES RICHARD BALTHAZOR SHARON BARNES LARRY BASTIEN KATHLEEN BAUERMEISTER LINDA BAURR Wounded football heto, Gory OunKottt. difomi of g K (o«i ykwv o He driHi the pep band at on eorfy morrvnQ rebeo'toi 7 DENNIS BECK BEVERLEE BECKSTROM JAMES BENNETT GARY BENSON SHEIIA BENSON Talkative Seniors Hold Student Body Speechless DAVID BERG LINDA BERG VICKI BERG LEEANN BERGESCH CHARLENE BERTHIAUME RICHARD BETZIER SUE BEYNON ROBERT BINKLEY GLEN BERGREN THOM BERKOWITZ KAY BERNHARDT ALLEN BERRYMAN 8 Otolcx Jul'O Ponoth nvoctowUy odd «t « Mâą Hwutigtn'i ipMth flou wti.lv Vf « Willvy. o k D  b.| ood k M«l c l.t'vn on« Hvvlr MARY BINTNER BARBARA BIORN DAVID BOLAN CECIIY BOSQUE NANCEY BOURDEAU ROBERT BRADFORD JAMES BRADLEY DOUGLAS BRAMHAIL LINDA BRAY GEORGEANN BREDEMUS GAIL BRONNER ROBERT BROWN 9 DAWN BRUCE JUDITH BUESCHER TERRENCE BUMGARNER BRUCE BURKE Bells Break RoutineâHappy, Hectic Halls In anticipation o Mom coming, t«n o« loo'boli Horn mambt'l Al Borrymon. Athl t (Vector Mr Ray po i it fm r u ltt ol OuM Cond ki EI ct on To  B rkow ti. Rich Bohttoior. Chuck M . r. Dov F nn fi K n SoOmon ond o t  lobonouity counting ft bodoti MARY BURNS SUSAN BUSS VICKI BUTH LINDA BYE PETER CADWEU DOYLE CAMERON CYNTHIA CAMP DONALD CARLSON 10 JUUf CARLSON JANE CATLIN WILLIAM CHOSE CHRIST CHRISTENSEN JAMES CHRISTENSEN MARY CHRISTOFF HERSON TIMOTHY COGSWELL JAMES COLES MARION CONGDON MARGARET CONLEY BRIAN COOPER LESLIE COYNE MoHomm N vb fp f ood Go « Oitoo pawl Ot tb « kxk r bvtwoan c otl«t to f p rv h th if book supply. II LORETTA CROW JOHN CULVER CALVIN DAHLBERG MARY DAPPER Enthusiastic Seniors Enliven Social Events for Patriots JACK DENNSTEDT JOHN DERBIS CATHERINE DISCH PHIL DISCH KATHLEEN DISTEL JOHN DONAHUE GARY DUNHAM NANCY EICKHOLT KIM ELFSTROM L  l e lort hai K«r mon. Biod Johnson, firmly .o low or 12 onnvol Sadie Hawk.n Day Dance KAREN FARRIER LOIS FELTON DAVID FENNERN JULIE FENSTRA MARK EUICKSON LINDA EL WOOD TERRY ENGMAN LINDA ERICKSEN BEVERLY ERICKSON DEBORAH ERICKSON JAMES ERICKSON MARY ANN ERICKSON MARY ERLANDSON DARRELL EVANS JOYCE EVERETT SUE FALK 13 WILLARD FINSTROM PATRICIA FISH JENNIFER FLOLO JOHN FOLEY JEANNE FORD MICHAEL FRASER PAULA FREEMAN THOMAS FREEMAN Senior Spirit Soars to Spectacular Heights SHARON GALVIN NORRIS GILBERTSON JAMES GISH CONSTANCE GLIMSDALE 14 LYNN GORDON TERRY GORAUEY DARRELL GRANER JEANNE GRANGER DAVID GROTHEIM LINDA GULLICKSON SANDRA GUMINGA ELIZABETH HABECK 15 Lasting, Cherished Friendships Born at Henry GLORIA HART KATHLEEN HARTFIEL JUDITH HATLESTAD «;yiva uawci SANDRA HEMPEl CHARLES HENDERSON SUSAN HERZOG BARBARA HINOTE Senior Bonn.e Tyrpa and junior Gail Blomquott contemplate a pending victory for the Pol over We t. A doled Dorl Notion, after being chosen Queen, sheds reore of (oy on the shoulder of o proud ond beaming Gerry Gibson. DOUGLAS HOIMBERG WALTER HUBBS LARRY HLAVNICKA DAVID HOGNESS MARTIN HUBER SUZETTE HUBER BRIAN IRWIN CRAIG ISRAEL GEORGE JACKSON MARY JACOBSON KATHRYN JASPER ROBERT JENSEN PATRICIA JERDE THOMAS JOGODKA 17 MARY JOHNSEN BETTY JOHNSON BRADLEY JOHNSON DOROTHY JOHNSON Seniors Plan for Prom Perfection DUANE JOHNSON EDWARD JOHNSON MARK JOHNSON â RICHARD JOHNSON SALLY JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON Preparation! (or Prom night  tort mo Miefce odmire formoli of Jaduon Grc LYLE JOHNSTON STEVEN JORDAN BARBARA JUNCESKI TOMIS KAPITAN CAROL KELLY SHELDON KENYON LINDA KIMPLING ARTHUR KIRSCH in odvorxo Here Holly Reijiod ond Carol in hope of finding the perfect drew PAULA KIRSCH TERRY KLEIN BEVERLY KOCUR PATRICIA KOLOSKY LOUISE KOLVIG KARL KOSLOSKI THOMAS KOTILA CYNTHIA KRAEMER JOSEPH KRASKA MICHAEL KREBS MARTHA KREFTING MARY KRIER SHIRLEY KRONBERG 19 Pats Spur Athletic Success CHERYL KRYDUBA LAURENCE LAC LA RE RENEE LAFOND THOMAS LAMERE LESLEE LANE GERALD LANG BONNIE LARSON JUDITH LARSON KATHLEEN LARSON STEVEN LARSON STEVEN LASLEY GAYLE LAWRENCE LYNN LEDELL Tom Befkow.tr aggressively convey hi opinion on ploy strategy to Assistant Football Cooch Joeche. 20 EILEEN LEIPUS ANDREA LEONARD ELIZABETH LEWIS FRANK LEYDEN Cheryl Mihm, o typkol Honry football fan, help crtalt tooting Senior tp.rlt which ipurt on the Portion to on 18-0 grid triumph over Martholl. CAROL LILIENTHAL SYLVIA LINDBERG TERESA LINDSTROM GAIL LLEWELLYN LOUISE LUBERACKI JUDY LUBY JANE LUCE CHERYL LUND CYNTHIA LYNCH MICHAEL MADISON CHRISTINE MARTINSON JUDITH MASON 21 CLAUDIA MATT MARY MATTICE CATHERINE MATTISON ROBERT MATTSON MATT MAURICIO SHARON MAXWELL KATHERINE McCABE JAMES McGILL The fomdior itroim of Hoppy B.rthdoy ring out durutg o fall pep fe t oi ieruo  celebrate Steve lotley't birthday. Capable Seniors Contribute To Clicking Pace of Pats CHARLES MEIER CHARLES MEYERS JAMES McLEAN RICHARD MEEHL 22 Patriot (toff mtmbof, Sandy Nelson, discovers that perfection in typing copy requires patience and occasional erasures. MARGARET MICELI BRUCE MICKELSON STEVEN MICKEISON CAROL MIELKE DIANE MIETTUNEN CHERYL MIHM DONALD MILLER GEORGE MILLER RONALD MILLER THOMAS MILLER DONNA MINIKUS DANIEL MITCHELL WILLIAM MITCHELL DANIEL MOHR SANDRA MOORE LINDA MORK 23 BRUCE MOZEY PATRICK MULLEN PATRICK MULVILLE BARBARA MUSGRAVE Vim, Vigor, Vitality Characterize Class of '67 CYNTHIA NELSON DARL NELSON DARRELL NELSON DIANE NELSON H. FREDRIC NELSON RUTH NELSON SANDRA NELSON MARIANNE NEUBERGER 24 Impith Brod John on proudly deploy hi moil recent ocquiution-. Homecoming balloon purchoted from orchetira member Colhy Soderquut and Kothy Sell. JAMES NEVISON CHRISTINE NEWGARD BARBARA NEWTON JOYCE NEWTON MARYBETH NIELSEN BARBARA NIZNIK JOHN NOARD SUSAN NORDBY Vocational' Al Byrell and Henry  Stove la ley clo h on Henry 25 yard lino after o completed pat to Byrell- DAVID NOYES RONALD OGREN DEANNA OKUBO ERIC OLSON GARY OLSON GAYLE OLSON GREG OLSON LINDA OLUND 25 Varied Talents Displayed By Versatile Seniors RONALD PAETZNICK PATRICIA PAJAK THOMAS PAULSON SUSAN PAURUS VICTORIA PAURUS TERRIL PEACOCK CRAIG PEARSON ROY PEARSON JAMES PEEK RON PEGG MARILYN PEHL GAYLE PETERSON Senior choir member Jennifer Flolo ond Marilyn Pehl inspect George M.ller't choir robe lo insure proper fit 26 STEVEN PHIFER JEFFREY PHIllIPPS Sherry Hjehrik whirl into her modern |oxz donee to the mo icol icore Wolk. Don't Run o the ooditiont for the Homecoming Progrom, MICHAEL PIRICH MARILYN POHL DARYL POLLEY PAMELA POLLEY HOLLY POMEROY JULIE PONATH CHRIS PRATHER LESTER PROVO CLYDE QUADY TONI QUAN PATRICIA RAPACZ HOLLY REISTAD 27 Creative Minds Face Challenges MICHAEL REITSMA ROBERT RENSLOW Cropping pictures ond writing coptions are among t 'e problems of Orator staff members Andrea leonord. Pot Ropocz ond «ory Skovnok o tb y cons.dor p-ctures for use .n the Senior Section. ROBERTA RENSLOW MARTY RESNIKOFF DOUGLAS RICE MICHAEL RICHTER WAYNE RINGATE JANICE RITTER JAMES ROBERTS FLOYD ROBINSON EDWARD ROGALSKI MARY ROSE PATRICIA ROSE PENNY RUD 28 IRA RUDOLPH CLEONE RUE DANIEL RYAN JOHN RYDEEN PAULA SALINE KENNETH SALLMAN DUANE SAMBORSKI WENDY SANDER JAMES SANDERS STEVEN SANDWICK MICHELE SATHER THOMAS SAWINA DAVID SCATTARELLA GARY SCHENDEL ROBERT SCHEUNEMAN GARY SCHMIDT 29 Chomittry ttvdenty Sharon Mo w ll and John Rydeen. find that oc-Corot m otur m ntt or noconory for exp«rimentot on. THOMAS SCHMIDT JACK SCHMIEDUN SCOTT SCHNEIDER JAMES SCHOLER KATHLEEN SCHUGG SUSAN SCHWARTZ james scon OWEN SEELEY Senior Boys Prepare for Future Endeavors RICHARD SELL SHARON SEKERKA VIRGIL SENESCALL LYNN SENTYRZ 30 JOSEPH SLAVIC KENNETH SMEDBERG VICKI SMITH WILLIAM SMITH LARRY SNYDER RONALD STADIG WILLIAM STAI SHARYL STAPLE LINDA STEINMETZ CAROL STEPHNEY Don Aoser ond Terry Procock odjust a distributor while checking the gouge on test equipment in the outo shop SANDRA STIELE RICHARD STONE DALE STORM STEVEN STORY 31 Senior Girls Vitalize Pats A dull lunchroom  cene brighten o tenior girl celebrate Pot Hoy-fordâ  eventeenth birthday on Homecoming Day. SUSAN THOME KAREN THOMPSON RICHARD THOMPSON THOMAS THORSEN DAVID TOUEFSON MICHAEL TOUEFSON ANDREW TORGERSON RENEE TOWNSEND 32 ROBERT TURNER SHERI TURPIN BONNIE TYRPA DAROLD TYRPA CHARLES VAN DRASEK ROBERT VELANDER JAMES VICE STEPHANIE VICENTO DONALD VOGT ROGER VOMHOF JANICE WAGNER ELISABETH WAHL Pop club member Mortho Krefting and Cathy Ditch sacrifice prcoou after school hour preparing tign to boo t school spirit. 33 Study Pays Off as Graduation Approaches JEAN WALTON KENNETH WATSON LYLE WEDEBPAND JERRY WENDLING DIANE WICKLUND KENNETH WIGEN LINDA WILKERSON CANDACE WILLEY 34 ALSO GRADUATING WALTER ANDERSON LEON BELL RAYMOND CROSETTI ROSE FRASER DENNIS KIELAS MITCHELL LENE STEVEN NEPSTAD CHRISTINE NIELSON DANIEL SKORPAK SUSAN TURNQUIST CYNTHIA WEINARD JAMES WEINMEYER STEVEN WILLEY MICHAEL WILLIAMS THOMAS WILLIAMS DOUGLAS WILLNER ROBERT WINBERG ELIZABETH WINICK KAREN WISNIAK MARCIA WISOCKI M modci of on unforgettoble year or uppermoK tn every ten.or't mind ot he dont hit top and gown ond preporot fo oke hit plot in the long line of Henry grodootet LEE WRIGHT LAURENCE WRYK JANICE WRZOS SUE ZIESMER 35 BARBARA ANSHUS MARY BURNS JANE CATIIN MARY JOHNSEN Deserving Scholars Merit Honor DARI NELSON ClEONE RUE MARY SKAVNAK SUSAN THOME Twelve seniors maintained above a 3.7 average in their school years to rank in the top 2% of the closs. They each presented a red and gray stole at graduation. Julie Aose Undo Erickson Harold Amundson Mary Ann Erickson David Borg lots Felton Undo Borg John Foley Robert Binkley Jeanne Granger Georgeonn Bredemus Gloria Hart Vicki Bufh Barboro Hlnote Christ Christensen Kathryn Jasper Loretta Crow Brodley Johnson Cothenne Disch R chord Johnson Gory Dunham Beverly Kocur Undo Elwood Louise Kolvig Forty-seven additional students held ot least a 3.2 average and were recognized at graduation with an honors diploma for their scholastic achievement. Thomas Kotila Ronold Poetrn k Martha Krefting Susan Pourus Cheryl Krydubo Julie Ponoth Kothleen Larson Patricio Rapoci Cheryl Lund Holly Reistod Robert Mottson Michoel Reitsma Jomes McGill David Scottarella Dione Mieftunen Koren Thompson Cheryl Mihm Bonnie Tyrpa Barboro Musgrave Drone Wicklund Ruth Nelson Laurence Wryk Marianne Neuberger 36 Worthy Seniors Awarded for Performance Outstanding seniors are traditionally recognized at graduation with awords from various Minneapolis concerns. To be eligible, a student must rank in the top half of the class. From this group, the seniors vote for their top three choices. These results, along with the balloting of the teachers, provide the basis for the decisions of the awards committee. Barbara Anthus earned the Star and Tribune award of $25 for her outstanding citizenship and her many contributions to the Senior Class of 1967. The Rose Reese award was given to Bradley Johnson in recognition of his interest in foreign and world affairs. For her exceptional interest and achievement in American History, Carol Mielke received the Daughters of the American Revolution award. Richard Johnson and Catherine Disch received the Parent-Teachers Association award of $75 for their participation in school and community activities. Based upon their service to the school and their leadership abilities, Cleone Rue and Edward Johnson earned the First National Bonk award of $50. Dari Nelson and Thom Berkowitz, for their achievements and contributions to the school, were given the American Legion award. CAROL MIELKE D.A.R. CATHERINE DISCH P.T.A. CLEONE RUE FIRST NATIONAL BANK DARL NELSON AMERICAN LEGION RICHARD JOHNSON P.TA EDWARD JOHNSON FIRST NATIONAL BANK THOM BERKOWITZ AMERICAN LEGION BRADLEY JOHNSON ROSE REESE BARBARA ANSHUS STAR-TRIBUNE 37 Member of the Senior Advisory ore ROW 1: J. Anderson. B Tyrpo, R. Nelson. sen. H. Reiifod, C. Mielle, M Bums. ROW 3: R Miller, C. Pearson, J Donohue, L Elwood, K. Larson. L lone, K. Jasper ROW 2i D. Fennern, T Kotilo, T. Thor- D Carlson. T. AH. S. Phifer. K. Gollowoy Senior Events Sparked by Ambitious Advisory The Senior Advisory, consisting of two representatives from eoch senior homeroom, has the responsibility of planning the traditional senior events. Under the direction of Mr. Ray ond the class officers, the members break down into subcommittees to improve the organization of senior activities. It is the duty of the Senior Advisory to see that confusion is made order during elections and to provide a budget that is satisfactory to the majority of seniors. Planning the prom at the Lafayette Club ond the annual senior trip are two of the most important aspects of the Advisory, and its success helps make a memorable senior year. Cofhy Disch, os Ctas Treasurer, has the enormous iob of counting ond recording Senior Budget payments. She is assisted by Mr. Ray ond Mr lorson. 38 The Clou Officers for 1966-67 ore Steve Phifer, Mascot. Rich Bolthozor. Sergeant ot-Arms. Cothy Disch. Treosurer; HcJly Reistod. Secretory. Owen Seeley, Vice-President; Croig Pearson, President Frenzied Race Yields Reliable Class Officers Questions such os Who ore you voting for for president? rang out in senior halls on Thursday, November 10, nomination day for the 1967 class officers. Ballots were counted; results were posted; then the work begonl Campaign managers and supporters slaved over the weekend to make signs and write crazy slogans and speeches. Monday the halls went wild! Seniors were everywhere, while underclossmen looked on in omozement. Election day finally arrived, and seniors were faced with the difficult problem of voting. As the results were announced, each newly-elected officer accepted his post with a short speech. Poting a talking doth in their campaign for Holly Reistod for Secretory, Carol Mielko ond Dorl Nelion  oy, Be o dolly, vote for Holty tension during lenior elections it relieved at victorious Craig Pearson addresses his class for the first time as President. Elicited senior girts display enthusiasm lor their favorite condidate for mascot, Morionne Neuburger, with banners, signs, and wild costumes. 39 MRS. STOW 16 ROW 1: J. Jorou. M. Jenkins. N Heinsch. i. Hughes. J. Houston. M. Jacobson, I. Morgen, 8 Hofdh. ROW 2 R Jasper, G. Hobrymki, M. Hogan, C- Huber, P. Hnoth, L Jacobson. P. Hose ROW 3: B Monte . L Hermsen, L Holt, K-Hanson, C Herhelm, N. Huber. ROW 4 R. Hem pel, S. Horner. S. Jock son, K. Hoorschgen, F. Honson Eleventh Grade Opens Fascinating New MR. MILLER 117 ROW I N Amundson. P. Baron, P. Anderson, C. Anfony. M Amundson, S. AJenander, $. Bornes, $. Anderson. ROW 2. S Adler, P. An derson, J. AJeionder, M Bock sfrom. B Anderson. L Augusrson, 0. Anderson. ROW 3 S. Anderson, 0. Boerwold, R Aydf, 0. Anderson, G. Anderson, S. BorTeb, P. Annonl. ROW 4: K. Apmonn. 0 Bornhorf, J. Ashenbrenner. A. Anderson, T. Akenson. C Albers. B Amo ton MR. REUSS 121 ROW I: R. B.es.odo. P. Bennett. B Burkhordt, 0. Buiortki, J. BrosdoM. $ Bourgeois ROW 2: 0. Bohn, G. Blomquett, 0. Bohe. M Bo ho non, M Berg. B. Bennett ROW 3; A Boney, T. Bergstrom, W. 8 tto deau . J. Caldwell. D Bolte. ROW 4: M Berg. 0 Behrendt, D. B ge-low. D. Bourgeois, B Borman 40 MR. AGUILAR 131 Fields of Advanced Learning ROW 1i 0 Corny. B Coolly, B Confiold. tC C ch. $ Comoron. S. Chnttonton ROW 7: L Chm. l. S. Chri,t. C Choto. I CI v«k «Kl. C Do ko, G. Corlion. ROW 3: B Cod . T. Coiw B, M. Cong don, S. Crem r . L Cronomtllor, W Co K-mon. ROW 4: I. Dontohon, C Cod-M n, R. Dohlqu.u, R. Carbon. 0. Cook lock When o student becomes o junior of Henry he realizes the importance of grades ond the effect they hove on his future. He begins preparing for college by faking the various aptitude tests offered him. At the end of the year, the NHS induction ceremony rewards the deserving student for scholarship, leadership, character, ond service to the school. Interest in the activities of our school also increases os he joins the senior auditorium in cheering on our teams. The opportunities to participate in sports and in the various clubs combine to accent his life os o junior. As a result, the junior year is one devoted to scholastics and sparked with activities. A lest in Mr Footey'i D bot -tngt. h dost prov.do hard work to junior Morcio Mormk and Mary Pot r on MR. E. JOHNSON 133 ROW I: P D hn . T. |.k© . C Db-ch.ng r. P. Dupont, M !«⹠, M Etf  tro n. S. Dr y ROW 2 C Dohorty. 0 Ek trom, C. Fotior. I Engor, J. Erickson. 0. Elliton. ROW 3: B fhrlichmonn. C. Oonoldton, 0. Dorn, B Engttrom. B. Fondroy, M. Englerl, D. Ecklund. ROW 4. T 0 -lanoy. J. Filehlo. 0. Eckberg. R ti cu . L Eatrmon MR. TAURING 134 Alert Juniors Pursue New Ideas for Future Assisted by Mr. Anderson, jonlorsi Wary Bockstrom, Tom Voshro. Bob Thelan, Sue Jockson. and Ken Sibben, begin research on their history term papers. MISS AMON 136 ROW I: A. Green, J. Gorin, 0. Gregory, S. Forbes, S.Franxen, M Hon-sen. A Gillespie- ROW 2: N Fiske, V. Germoin, K. Fish, L Gault, 1. Go-briel. N. Field. B. Fuller ROW 3: C. Frisell, D. Foley, D. Gisslen, S. Gelschus. L Gemnull, S. Gale, D F os sum ROW 4-. B. Fors, G. Hoi-vorson. 0. Gronger, W Grnmo, P. Gront, D. Graner. AAR. LUNDELL 211 ROW 11 S. Johnson, K. Kolosky. R. Johnson. S. Johnson. L Jones. S. Jo . K. Jensen. ROW 2: C. Johnson. 0. Johnson. B. Johnson. L Ksmpl, L Koes, V. Klein, C. Johnson. ROW 3: 0. Jensen. K Kline. R. Johnson, C. Kommen, F. Keen, B Kenelly, S. Kerns. ROW 4: K. Jung. $- Johnson. W. Jong, R. Jordeth, M Jones. R Keusemon. ROW 5: D. Johnson. J. Kotzmork, K. Kehn, R Johnson AAR. AAOSHER 213 ROW I: I. lewis, P Krier. V. levens, P lokofos, K. long, C lee, T. Larson, S. lorson ROW 2: S Ko ioky, J. land-n, B lee. D Johnson, S. lorson. J lahni, T lorson, M, Krege' ROW 3 D lorson. R lehn, S Une. M Gloss, M lindholm. I lorson. K leyden. S lange ROW 4- G. lorson, K. Kowalski, B. lin-boe. D lorson, G Kolinski, S. lorson. M. lorson. AAR. HANSON 313 ROW It C luck. S. Llndstrom, B. Mognuson. S. lindholm, L Meline. B Meyer. L Lund, 0. Moxwoll. ROW 2i C. lund, P. Moson, A lymon, 0. Merrigon, H. McQuifer, 0. Mor-ciniok, P. lunzer. ROW 3: M Mor-tinson, L lobosh, C- Molchow, S. Maki, 0. Meloughlin, K, Mondyk, M. Mernik. ROW 4- S Meyers. M. Lindholm, P. McShone, J. Matxko, J. Mogadonz, C. Melting, D. McCorlhy. MR. M. JOHNSON 315 ROW 1: P. Mulville, C. Neth.ng, 0. Nierengorten, C. O'Conner, ÂŁ. Ost-lund. N. Porrott, A Nyberg, J. Mitchell ROW 2. C. OI on, M Mined, C. Payne, M Mvsgrave, R. Olson, M. Mohnaro. 0. Mize. ROW 3: L OConnell, T. Mogen, P. Mitchell, T. Nelson, R. Nel on, T. O'Brien ROW 4 D. ONe.ll, M. Nielsen, R. Miller, R. Nestigen, M. Nogengost, C Nemitz. 0. Neilton. Class MRS. SCHAEFFNER 318 ROW It P. Petenen, 0. Peter . S. Picho, J. Puhl, M Petersen, K. Reilly. J. Pkiisance. ROW 2 M. Petzyn ki. 0. Poor on, 0. Pomer-leou, C. Rochner, J. Peter . J. Peter son, L Penner. ROW 3: M. Peter on. S. Ploszcz, C. Reed. S. Poll, J. Pfonn. 8. Pott ROW 4; C Peter son. J. Peterson. P. Rice, I Reynolds. 8 Rettke. M Peor on ROW 5: S. Poroth, G. Pepeck, G. Provo. A. Ranten. K. Pream. MRS. BARBUTO 319 ROW I: B Schirmers, R. Severson, R. Smith, S. Schoenrodt. S. Seguin, P. Schmitz, C River . ROW 2: K Romine, P. Ryon, R Selimky, J. Roehl, D. Shaw, S. Schoch, T. Sadler ROW 3: C Robeck. C. Jolien, T. Salme. M. Smith, 0. Schmeichel, J. Sabo ROW 4: M Schoeben. R Simon , T. RommelhoH. 0. Scher-lenberg. 0. Schultz, J. Sholt, K. Schopf. Al o lyplcol Hi-Y meeting, tunlor Bob Wetherllle diiployt a flair for pool o Rolf Neitingen, Dcnnit Behrendt, Carl Welling, Gory Mol-vorson, ond Jim Milleon offer helpful odvice Enthusiasm Inspires Juniors to New Goals MR. BACKES 321 ROW I: P. Studeljko, C. Sprogue, M. Swigorf. S. Swenton, S. Smith. L Sventek. S. Thidke. ROW 2: M Sponjer . D. Siymoniki, J. Trdon. S. Treoger, P. Timintki, D Tollef ion. 0. Thompjon. ROW 3; R. St. Cloir, G. Timmers, M. Townwrnd, V Sundcll. ÂŁ. Thibodeaux, F. Trotvik, S. Thorsen. ROW 4; R. Tholen, W. Stene. D Toftne , L UMunomiya, B. Storm. G. Tolbot MR. BOWMAN 330 ROW 1: B. Word. V. Walloce, L Zeller, L Wo ick. K Walker, K. Wolker. S. Woll. C. Zurbay. ROW 2t D Wallin. G. Wodtke. S. Vogen. D. Vomhof, M. We.lond, 0 Wolf. G. VonDraiek. ROW 3: D. Wol.niki, T. Vothro, T. WilKorm, J. Wudtke, J Weir, R. Wogner, C. Wittig, C. Zandlo. ROW 4: R Wether.lle, W. Walloce, 0. Wincek. G. Wolitrom. S. Zandlo, R. Wilde. MR. JAECHE 113 ROW 11 C. Bocon. S. Bennett, C Almquitt, K. Boron. A Anderson, i Bobcock. L Borksdole. P Asgiorv ROW 2 0. Benson. C. Anderson. D. Arbogost. P. Akenson. R. Boron. { Bohh. R. B ck«r. ROW 3: M Bon dor. L Amundton, P Adorn. G. Anderson, V Anderson, R. Barger. D Anderson ROW 4- M Armor. P Ballon . R. Becker. T Andorton, R Anderson. A. Beniamin. Ambitious Sophomores Invade Senior High Upon entering the tenth grode, a student finds a new sense of maturity. He has finally reached senior high and is willing to accept the responsibility that goes with his position. The long list of specialized elective courses offers the student the opportunity to gain extensive knowledge in subjects of particular interest. Sophomores find themselves in the midst of an expanding social world as they join clubs and participate in the special events of the school year. As a result, they find that the tenth grode offers them responsibilities, challenges, and good times that will prepare them for their further education and their future lives. Boon Rood and Shirley Mol-noro leorn advanced techniques in the ort ot sewing from Miss Wedin MR. VALLEY 115 ROW I: 8 Bryntenton, R Berko-wit , T. Beynon. C. Brosk, M. Bor-chord. D. Bostrom. 0. Binlner ROW 2: 0. Btstodeou. J. Benson, M Benson. 0. Boll, C Brown. L Bienfong. ROW 3: B. Brodin. L. Bredemus. S Bodick, A Broten, E. Brudvik, K. Bohonon. ROW 4: M Bookey. J Brown, W. Berkowitz, 5 Bjorklund. B Berg. C. Bredeten. 46 MR. LEVANG 118 ROW I L Cortson, L Oohlmon. D. Chell, C. Buss. i Derbis, $. Bujar-ski, C. Degel. S. Burkhart. ROW 2. J Carpentier, R Dick. C. Conger, M Chopmon, J. Collin, S. Bvntlhi ROW 3 C. ChevaUer, D Crawford, R Christensen. K Chopmon. C. Columbus. B Chamberlain, R. Champeau. G Burns ROW 4: V, Burton, R. Dillon. W Diehl, K. Chopmon, J. Burns, N. Chapel, M Chose. MISS McMEEN 120 ROW 1: C. Igberg, C. Ebert, W. Enger. C Efkkton, S. Fmnvik, J, Fischer, C Foue. ROW 2: K Doherty, E. Durand, S Dischinger, J Eikos. C. Folk, G. Fenstro. V. Erickson ROW 3 D. Donnelly, C Firtfco, E Ditch, M. Fetter, D. Ditty, W Everson ROW 4; I Everett, P Fat-kowski, M. Ehrhchmann, K Dufeck, C. Erickson ROW 5: J. Duseho, D. Diwi, D. ElKckson. G. Erickson, G, Field MR. PULKRABEK 122 ROW I: L Freemon, E. Fish, C. Gaulke. M. Fjosne, M Gorola. P. Galvin. K Galloway. ROW 2 G. Golusky. D. Froistod. D. Giese, R. Gierke, K. Grussendorf, N. Gran-lund, D. Fiscus. R. Godfrey. ROW 3: J. G'anlund, J. Goldsberry, J. George. W. Gervmg, 0. Gnffin, J. Gullickson. ROW 4: R. Fish. W. Gel-schus. H Grier, W. Gilkerson. D. Goulke, L Freemon, C Gannon. AAR. BOBGAN 204 ROW I; P. Herrmonn, V. Honwn, N. Hinote. I Hording, H. Guvtof-son, K. HotKowoy, M Hogon. ROW 2: T. Hahn , C. Gullkkson, J. Hawkinson, J. Hommerjlen, B. Hole, M. Hall, A. Horrington, D. Honson. ROW 3: T. Hegstrond, D. Haukom, 0. Hanson, 0. Helgeton, R. Holmes, J. Hawkins, M. Hoath. ROW 4: M. Hempol, 0. Henhey, O. Holligon, A. Hartley, J. Hons-chen, T. Hanson. AAR. HEIDER 207 ROW I: G. Hughes, G. Hubbard, P. Jenkins, R. Husman, C. Johnson, M. Janiok, C. Jacobson. ROW 2: W. Iseri, F. Hubbard, R. Johnson, S. Hornig, T. Hoyslcr, C. Johnson, S. Johnson, C Johnson. ROW 3: C. Ilifl, M. Hudak, S. Hondo, J. Johnson, S. Hultquist, J. Humphrey, J. Joyce. ROW 4: D. Johnson, F. Johnson. G. Jackson, G. Joly, S. Johnson. AARS. LUCAS 209 ROW I: 0. Kosner, J. Klostcr, L Knight, 0. Koufmon. V. Kolosky, K. Kiely. S. Kluck, E. Kromlkh. ROW 2: K. Kroening, 0. Kloven, K. Krone, B. Knowles, J. Koos, J. Kreuter, W. Kardosh. ROW 3: D. Junceski, R. Juntunen, 0. Knight, J. Kollcstad, J. Kloster, M Koozmarczyk. ROW 4: J. Knapp, R. Klevon, G. Kosloski, I. Kozicki, W. Katzmark, D. Korogi, W. Kofka. 48 Dove Johnson ond Word G4ke ion probe the inner structure of a crayfish in Mr Clawson's biology clast Curious Sophs Discover Wide Range of Electives MR. J. PETERSON 212 ROW 1i K. letchitin. D lenzen, J. lunzer, V. Longerbone. V. lorton, L luchtmger, J. Magadan ROW 2t R londin, L Low man, T Mog-non, S- Lome. B Kruttow. t. Lund qw« , M lerum ROW 3: S. Kubal-Uy, 0, Larson, P lorton, J Larson. H, lorton. R lodwig. M LaSoto. ROW 4: A Kulserh, D. luce, W Ion-deen. L lee. J. lonn- MR. GLENNY 214 ROW I: J. Meier. S. Molinoro. C. McGinnis, N. Mottiton, D. McCormick. P. Mondile. N Mettioh. J. Morciniok. ROW 2: D M.ller, S. Mol ohn, P. Meyert, J. Moloney, C. Mokhow, N. Martinson, C Me-Shone. ROW 3: S Mickelton, M Martinson, I. Moson, T. McCullough. A Miles. R Mok. ROW 4: T. Mitchell. D Mottox, D. M.ettvnen, J Meger, A McAloney. R Merkl, J. Mohr. M. Malm. MRS. MUTCHLER 219 ROW I: C. Nimerfroh, L Norstrom, P V, Mueller, S. Monteon, X. Nordquist, C Nelson, P. Olou-son ROW 2: L Newgord. C. Mulvi hill, N Nuenfeldt. R. Olson. J Musgrove, M. Nolson. ROW 3: J. Nelson, T. Moore. D Neumann, 0. Olson, 0. Nevlson. J. Nelson. ROW 4: J Noord, $ Nimik, A. Noot, S, Nothing, C Olson, R Nitr Sophomores Strive for Scholastic Perfection Animated drawings by Mrs. Lucas add spice to Spanish class. MR. SWANSON 220 ROW I S. Olson, W Phillipps. M. Powell, L Polley. L Policy. S. Par-sons, L Peterson, G- PcHetti. ROW 2 S. Pepek, R. Quilling, S. Oman, 0. Omork, G. Porter. R Pojok, N Paquette ROW 3 0. Porvey, N O'Ne.ll, J. Powell, L P.kolo, C Pearson, 0. Orth, B. Paradise. ROW 4 C Polmquist, D- Poupore, J. Peters, T. Peterson, J. Phillips. 50 MRS. SIEGMUND 302 ROW 11 C. Reitimo. C. Ronheim. f, Roy. L Sother. M Roehl, 0. Reed. 8 Rettke ROW 2i R Reilly, B. Rvditrom, B Rood. S. Rudick, R Schofer, R. RamviMo, M RogolUi. ROW 3: R. Schooerhamer, T. Robin-ion, H. ScKeidegger, I. Roy. V. Rowlet. M Reck ROW 4: S Ron, 0 Sollmon, 0. Soviriki. 0. Rufend-cihf, T. Ring, 0- Robert! MR. CHAKOLIS 309 ROW I G Sc hub. V Sevotd, C. Schopf, J. Skolte, P. Sibben, P Smith, T. Singleton. ROW 2â f. Sev-âąnon, S. Senetcall, K. Shoemoker, R Shrth. K. Soil, G Schoen. ROW 3i R. S emt. T. Singleton, C. Shoe-maker, 0. Scromitod. K. Seifert, R Sc holer, M Skorpok ROW 4: J Selonder. J Setten, J. Sloon, T Schm edlin, S Siedleck., M. Slo miniki. MISS FRANE 310 ROW 1: S- Stouffocher. C Swanton, J. Steiner. L Toyfor, S. Swonton, G- Strornky, D. Swonton ROW 2: D. Storet. P Spittle, P. Stone, D. Stephen!, I. Sweere. H. Sptcrko, S. Stiele ROW 3: J Stinley. J. Tetke, G. Stembrldge, R. Smith, D letimon, T. Sylvonder ROW 4- J. Sopiwmk, M. Sponjeri, J. Sxymon-tki, B. Stritetky, T. Storki AAR. CLAWSON 316 ROW I: P. T.evo. J Trocy. R Von-oim, S. Thorton, K. Timmons. L Thompson ROW 7. R TuthiB. J. Vothro. C Theis. T. Treogef, 0 Udstuon. C. WoldoH, T Vogen ROW 3 N. Thielen, R WaHtrom. 0 Womsley, t Thoyor, $ Timm fmon, A Vokaty ROW 4: M Wondzel. S Tom ! . R UHunomiyo. P. Thornton AAR. O'NEILL 320 ROW 1: L Wavinok. K Whittlef. C Yates. P. Wirxk. J. Wetsman, C. Wesfmon. ÂŁ WiiTolo. ROW 7: B Yeots. B. Westmork. P Wodobrond. V We.neborger, R Witloy. G. Wilton ROW 3 J. WJht. L Wettrom. C White. 0. Zorling, B. Wool lot. S. Vick. ROW 4: G WoBoftho.m. T Wondiel. S. Werner, L Zinglomon. R. Worgin, D. Zimmer ROW 5: R. Wotton, J. WrMiomt. J. Wrxot. D. Wilkint. D. Witniok Exploratory Experiences Ready Frosh for Future In this year of preparation for senior high school, a ninth grade student completes his class schedules for the next three years in civics and delves into advanced mathematics in basic algebra. Ninth grade boys participate in organized sports os training for varsity teams, while ninth grade girls gain their first opportunity to try out for the cheerleading squad and the special dancing groups. As a result of various exploratory experiences, a ninth grade student is able to face the greater challenge of senior high with confidence. Science Club members Carolyn Sioqvisi ond Jett Vick conduct o smoke-making experiment a Charles Derut. Gerry Anderson, ond Mr Carlson observe. MR. R. CARLSON 101 ROW I D Co«loy, $. Bofferding, R Bauermeister. P Chrittenten. K Chntt, J. Canfield, P Bona sky ROW 2: K. Burnt, S. Chamber . S. Delmonico. R Davit. M Borgen, L Cotwell. ROW 3: S Arnold. J. Binkley. D. Ditlel, A. Brown, R Ander-ton, G. Anderton, B. Anderton ROW 4: D. Carlton. B Clark. M Burke, D Alexander, S. Bloxevic. S. Bateman ROW 5: M. Bourgeon. G. Dorr, G Corlberg, R. AH. W. Colet, C Derut, T. Burtow. MR. SMITH 135 ROW I N. Finstrom, N. Habeck. J. Drey, R. Forte, R. Farnhom. ROW 2: S. Hordin, J. Gilletpie, D. Gould, W. Elliton. ROW 3 D. Elfitrom. K. Fagerhoug, J Foley, C Dutcho, T Galvin, D. Hlody. ROW 4. G. Hoffman, J Gunderton, K Hohrorson, C. Haight, J. Fitzgerald. ROW 5: G- Gilbert. S. Fotting, M Hendrick-ton. J. Elliton. M Drettel. T Farnt-worlh. MR. WALSTON 202 ROW I: J. Lucie, M Majkoxak, J. Luce, M. Johnson. ROW 2: P leoe. D londin, J. Johnson, R Lunzer, V Manly, R long ROW 3: D. locino. P Lofgren, M. lindberg, P. Lunoich. J. Krzetowiak, W Kry-dubo ROW 4: M Knapp, $ John-ton, J Kay. R. Kehn. P. Kolb ROW 5: J Lansing, R. Jones. C Johnson, t. Kennedy, M. Johnson. C Lund 53 MR. SEIKKULA 308 ROW I s 0. Moron, L Mylnok, M. Moxley, T Pirich, N. Robinson ROW 2: P McGrath, S. Odette, L Qoom, N. Pideock, C. Merkl, 1C Motor. ROW 3: W Schofer, W. Powell, B Nelton, S. Sage. K. Rote. ROW 4: L Morrin, D. Rodgert. R. Newton, B. Nett, C. Ryndon. B. Pihlstrom ROW 5: G. Pierton. J. R.tter. S. Schwart , 7 Owent, T. Mattox. MRS. MELROSE 322 ROW I: G. Sheldon, E. Vomhol, J. Wallon. B Siymanski, J. Von Dra-tek. K. Zoppo, P. Wincek, N Wil-lit. J. Townsend ROW 2. C. Shields, J Wettmon, M. Timintki. C. Smol-ley, R Waldorf, D Timmont. S. Tolbot, M Twedt. P. Stuge. ROW 3 D. Sflele. D. Storesi. T. Sundell, R. Shoffcr, D. Wettmon, M. Sorbol, T. Shoomoker, J Swonton. K. Skoog. J. Whitcroft. Eighth Graders Swing into Second Henry Year MR. MULLERY 130 ROW I: S- Botby. T. Berg, D. Eastman, 0. Coder, 0 Broden, D. Christenson. ROW 2âą R. Daniels, R Boldt, J. Carlson. G. Bienfong, D. Booormeister ROW 3: D. Codson. M Christ, M Dooley. J. Biorn, J. Bohnemen, C. Dopper ROW A- B Carlson, D Anderson. R. Anderson, C. Brown, P. Borchord. R Bouer-meitter. ROW 5: S. Day, G. Oaniels, L Borsaw. T. Borgen, A Anderson. S. Bjorngoord. 54 MR. PALM 303 ROW l! J. Holek, M Freeman, N Hers hey. J. Jacobion. V. Jokowtki. ROW 2; G, MortFiel, M. Finnvik C Johnson, D Holliday, A. Gilkor. ton. S Jon,ok ROW 3: T Field, B John ton, R Hertom. W. Holvor-ton. M Holt. 0 Holliday. M Horn-mond ROW 4: 0. Hentel. R, Gerke, 0. Enge, 0- Gattinger, J. Gleoton, M. Johnton. S. Jenten ROW 5 W Hanton, B. Goody. N Foley. D. High. 0. Jenten. S. Goehringer. MISS BLOM 304 ROW 1: R. Kittle ton, 0 M.ller. J. larton. P long, J. Larson. L Kel-lene ROW 2: H Knowlet, M lor-ton. E. Krzetowiok. J. lindberg, G. larton. A Miller ROW 3: P. Klrtch. P. Krebt. S Jonet, R. Jones. I-lodin, N. lundeen ROW4.G. logorqoltt, G Macleny, P. long. 0 Jorgenson, R. Moter, D Kron-berg. ROW 5t H. Johntton. M Meyers. L Krussow, S. McDonold, R. Mondyck. $. lone As one year veterans of Henry, eighth graders finally feel o part of things. Although the confusion of entering junior high school has passed, many students still hove conflicting thoughts regarding what school is all about. They take an active rolo in extracurricular activities and an increasing interest in their dosses. These widening horizons create an enjoyable second year for these energetic underclassmen. Groovy eighth grodert jump to the malic of Andy'i Gang ot the Foil MR. ARMSTRONG 305 ROW I: M Porllow. R Pehl, 0. Sag . D Shomshak. L OHon ROW 7: N Schu  r. S Nelson. $ S n esc oil. I. Ralph, 0. Schoppouf. R. Softer. ROW 3: D. Rob.Hard. I Quirsng. C. Sond y. J. Saxenski, J Schendel. M Nyqu.u ROW 4- C Muniffl, V. ShoHtr, M. Rood. C. Nelson. $ Reichel, 1C Preom ROW 5: K Selonder, T. OHoo, K. Peter-ton, J Nordby. W, R d. P. Schafer MRS. WOGENSON 307 ROW 1: R. St H n, L Smith. N. Snobb. M Skolt . S. Stele. ROW 2 D Soprwnik, C Wollm. K W.l-lry. L Y oft, 1C. Willey, B. Zodlo ROW 3: G Sponjers, 6 Syfvonder, P. Spicxka. C Wr os, I Udstuen. M Woldo'l ROW 4: S W ir. J. Snyder. I Wes from. D WothenlW. 0. Sk s ck ROW 5: J. V k. 0 Wold n. 0. Skoh . L Wick . 0 Strum Seventh Graders Disrupt Henry's Hallowed Halls The seventh grade is a year of anticipation, excitement, and confusion. When a seventh grader first enters Henry's doors, he looks toward the day when he will feel that he is a part of his new school. He will soon become used to o new routine: attending mony classes rather than remaining within a single classroom. Therefore, seventh graders, determined to find their lost classrooms, ore usually seen hurriedly dashing down halls. During the confusion old friends are sometimes lost in the crowd, but new ones ore found as they adjust to this new experience. At th sound of th b H Mr. Conhom's seventh grode homeroom streaks into those fabled hoMs. bound for the.r first period class AAR. CANHAAA 100 ROW 11 K Firtko, R Andenon. C Aydt, N. Bateman, R. Frey, M. G onlwnd. B Christenson, J. Bint-ner. P. Gleason ROW 2. 0 Borielt. N. Ellison. M Hanson, P. Duse Ha, J. HoM ell, R. Hunt, G. Conley. ROW 3: G. Daniels, J. Dooley, B Bu ek. M Holl, C. Corlton, K. Cot-tom. ROW 4: L Crondoll. T Hunt, A Fouing, J. Anshot, $ Anderson. S. Colei ROW 5. C Bok. P Hortoi. E Finnvik, R. Forsgren, K. Johnson. G. Johnion, P. Chopman MISS SANFORD 119 ROW It T. Keeler, W Nelson, P Larson, A Milleon. S- Krouse. J Kirsch. ROW 2: L Johnson, T. Kay. K. Mooney. D. Larkin. D LoZone, P. Kexoc ROW 3: S. lonn, O. Lor-son. S. Luzo ch, L lorentien. C Lendeen. R. Johnson MR. BERGERSON 301 ROW I; J. Turnbull, J. Wessman, 0. Wolden, S Shoffer. T Zipf. W Olson ROW 2i R.-Wryk. E. Porter. 0 Zodlo. B Rodgers. J. Nyqunt, M Rko ROW 3: J. Reck. J. Nest ingen. L Zoppo, C Sfoquisr. V Polivko. P Thompson. ROW 4: S. Williams, M Slock. B Nkkaboin, L Schmidt, R Ronnow, 0. Wold ROW S: K Sutcliffe. R Wetherille. R. Westmork, G Wllkerson, P O'Connor. K. Vodos. E- Pierson. 57 PRINCIPALS COUNSELORS SPECIAL SERVICE LIBRARIANS OFFICE STAFF TEACHERS MAINTENANCE FACULTY GUIDING LIGHTS Administrative Principles Guide Students ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL S. D. ATKINSON For centuries individuals in education, graduation speakers, and parents have been saying to young people, 'You are living at a wonderful time and in an exciting era!' This statement has always been true, and it is true now. As our civilization has advanced, the physical rigors associated with existence have lessened, but the intellectual ond the physiological rigors have increased. An understanding of our world ond our universe is ossential to your well being in this complex world. Education, coupled with common sense, will make it possible for you to enjoy, to the fullest, this sojourn called life. PRINCIPAL A. B. SCHULTZ âAs you leave Henry High School, I would like to share a few thoughts with you regarding life's requirements. Always remember thof there is small sotisfoction to be gained from doing things that hold little difficulty. It is the completion of stubborn tasks that brings a keen sense of worth to the man who wins the struggle. The overcoming of difficulty and disappointment is necessary to understand why success is so gratifying. Be thankful for disappointments, even though at the time it is difficult to realize that all fhings work together for the good. Be grateful for adversity, for we know thot by this means man develops the skills necessary to direct his own destiny. May your life contain good fortune and happiness. 60 Su lor ton discusses I ho curriculum possibilities of h ' progrom with junior counselor Mr Robert fricke Counseling Staff Focuses on Future Engrotted in hit work. Mr. Andrew Pogoier, junior high counselor. prepores necessory report for the cumulative records. Mr Robert Treacy. tophomore count lor, d VCuttet scheduling of clattet with on interested potent In the special service teocher't office. Mrt. Miriam McClellan skillfully repoirs Owen Seeley os Mr Donald Rinkenberger core-fully completes the necessary forms 61 The hbrorions. Miss Coro Belisle ond Mr Sfewort Peterson. seorch diligently through Met ond book to old o ltudont't research Mrs Kline. Mrs. flormery. Mrs Bennett, Mrs. Krussow. ond Mrs. Bohonon extend the r oid to the staff ond to the students. Skilled Staff Aids Student Body C âjnr HHH The hord working office stoff: Mits Judy Pearson, Mrs. Marjorie Weir, Miss Moryfee lllg, Mrs Mory Kosciolek, Mrs Rosello Dorr, ond Mrs Vivlon Provo, owaits their coffee during their mid-morning break. Administrative Assistant, Miss lorraine Hogglund. interrupts her busy schedule to due us t managerial problems. Faculty 'Teas' Off for '66-67 Ar the foculty lea. Mr Carlton and Mr. Walt ton convert at Mr Monton ond Mr lorton await the progrom beginning. MB PETER AGUILAB Art, llectKity, Wood MISS ANN AMON Health, Gym MBS DOBIS BABBUTO Butinett SfciBt MISS BUBNtTT BEBTIE Chemittry MB LEONARD ABMSTBONG Math MB VfBNON BACKIS Engfcth MB RONALD BEAUCHANE Econont'Ct, Modem Problemt MB KENNETH BflKHOlM Auto Mechonict MB DONALD BEBGEBSON Geogrophy MB WESLEY ANDEBSON Hittory, Government Class Discussion Stimulates Interest MISS CONSTANCE BLOM English MR HAROID BOBGAN Mrs Savage and senior Steve Latley engage in on excited exchange of opinion regarding the three opporitions of Mocbeth Art much to the amusement of Cecity Bosque . John Donohue, and Brian Irwin. MR GARY BOWMAN MR CRAIG CANHAM MR LYNDON CARLSON MR RALPH CARLSON MR RICHARD CHAKOHS Drama, English Biology. Science Business Skills Science History MR JOSEPH CLAWSON MR WILLIAM OAMMANN MRS KATHLEEN DANFORD MR DONALD EHRLICHMANN MR JAMES FEELEY Biology History English German English 64 MISS GRETCHEN FRANE MR WILLIAM GLENNY English History MR HAROLO HANSON Physics. Science MR ALBERT HEIDER MR. KARL HOERSCHGEN Art English. Speech MRS PATRICIA HOYT English MR SHERIOAN JAECHE History Mr. Seihkulo points out the Current problems of the Minneapolis city budget to his senior modern problems class Auditorium program coordination Is ochieved by Mr Hoerschgen. Program Director; Mr Touring. S'oge Director, and Mr. Mullery, Audio Visual Director MR E RAY JOHNSON Machine Shop MR MARVIN JOHNSON Biology 65 Faculty Encourages Creativity Mr. Bobgon toke time to enploin modern technique to entor Gory Schmidt on the ort of toldeting o jewelry protect. MR DONALD KASSERA Moth Anofyti . Geometry MR FfRDINAND KUSS Heofth. Ovfct. Hittory MR WALTER LARSON Hittory Mr Wogenson eogerfy lend o helping bond to Mory Nyqvitt o  he carefully remove her baked cotterole from the oven MRS JUDITH LUCAS Sponnh MR WILBUR LUNDELL Geometry MR JAMES LEVANG Bookkeeping. Record Keeping 66 MISS HEIEN McMEEN English MRS EUNICE MEIROSE Algeb'o MR MONTE MIllER Modf-n Problem MR OONALO MOlOENHAUfR Bond. General Wuw MR PHIUP MOSHER Geometry, Moth MR JOSEPH MUUERY Graphic Am Mr Swanson instructs Don luce In trampoline sk.lls os his classmates look on. MRS MARY MUTCHIER Gym, Heolth MR ROBERT O NEIU Typing Mr. Bowman explains o dramatic technique to Brod Johnson, Kim EHstrom and Julie Ponoth during a senior class ploy rehearsal MR AITON PAIM Civics. History MR JAY PETERSON English 67 Innovations Hasten Learning Process DR DAVID PRICE Generol Music. Orchestra. Choir iceoont ! MR ARTHUR PUIKRA8EK Algebro, Moth MR. RODNEY RAY Loretta Crow porticipotos In o course recently introduced to AJgebro-Trigonometry seniors, notehond, taught by Mrs. Borbuto. MR. GUY REUSS Moth MISS VIRTUE SANFORD Reading MRS. DOREEN SAVAGE English Mr. Conham demonstrates the proper way to d ssect an earthworm while a tqueomish Carole Johnson looks on. 68 MRS. MARGARET SCHAEFFNER Business Skills MR. ROBERT SEIKKUIA Civics. Modern Problems MISS MARGARET SHANE Gym, Health MRS MARY LOU SHEFFER Occupational Relations MRS. MARY SIEGMUND English MR PAUL SMITH Th color and excitement of o Mexican bullfight are vividly described by Ihe Spanish teacher. Mr , Loco . Drofting MRS FRANCES SODERQUIST Homemaking, Cloth MRS SUSAN STOW Engli h MR. ROBERT TAURING Wood MRS VIRGINIA THAYER Food , Biology MR. FLOYD VALLEY Gym MR JOHN WALSTON Hi tory MR DON SWANSON Gym, Health MRS EVELYN VAALA English Mr. Armstrong, exchange teacher from England, show slide of his hometond MISS BRITT WEDIN Cloth MRS CARYL WOGENSON Foods 69 Culinary Experts Balance Student's Daily Diet Anne Ko el ond Flora Petryntki complete chicken londvvche for cold plate lunchet Gertrude lor on ond Sodie Horrt mix tomato  ouce for tpoghetti. lunchroom tupervitor, lucilte Bnmi. inventories lunchroom ttoplev Poul-ne Hohroreon. l nda lunderborg. ond Catherine Rice prepare to boke roll for noon lunchet Momieoonce Crew C Quigley. R Sawyer. K. Yeon, R GoHut. I SHoffer. G Chritfle, L Fi cu , Mr Morch. heod cuHod'on. ob erve reocNon of Mr CHntfw. W. While, R Melton. A. Krotike, and D. March, fake o break tchooi motron. fo h  lotett 'cutfodiol odvenfure Vigorous Custodial Crew Adds Polish to School 71 PATRIOT ORATOR STUDENT COUNCIL NHS CLUBS ASSISTANTS MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS -BROTHERHOOD AT WORK School Interests Captured by Patriot The Patriot is o tri-weekly newspaper written by Henry journalists for the enjoyment of the student body. Under the guidance of their foculty advisor, Mrs. Hoyt, the Patriot staff has covered the highlights of the school year including Homecoming, the Class Play, Sadie Howkins, and the anticipation of graduation. Always striving to reflect the interests of the students, this year's staff has added a âletters to the Editor section, student opinion polls, and editorials pertaining to current controversial issues. Advitor Mr . Hoyt ond Holty Reittod count headline a Judy Mort n on. M MitcheU. Joon Stvdehka. ond Bonnie Tyrpo take covn el aver opcoming deadline Page Editor Undo Berg. Kathleen lorton. Robert Manton. ond Holly Reittod plon layout tor o future edition of the Potriot Editor loi Felton tor-rounded by Patriot Staff: Julie Ponafh, Morgoret Mi-celi, Laurence Wryfc. John Foley, Bill Mitchell. Edward Johnton, Julie Aote, Jeanne Granger, Sandy Nelson ond Suton Pourut 74 Copy Editor leslee Ion , Editor-in-Chief Barbara Anshus. and Advisor Mr. feeley. relinquish precious time to check the dummy book lot possible errors Orator Immortalizes '67 Student , Lifeline of the School exploded into 168 page of continuing memories os the 1967 Orator staff met the challenge of creating on exciting yearbook. Layout designing, copy writing, and picture cropping became familiar duties of this energetic staff consisting of twenty-two seniors ond three juniors. Under the direction of Advisor Mr. Feeley ond Editor-in-Chief Barbara Anshus, the skilled and imaginative staff proceeded to construct a reliable and enjoyable yearbook. Or at ot St aft Mary Bum . Mary Ann Erickson. Gtono Hort, Tom Kotilo, Pat Ropocr, Richard Johnson. Peter Codwell. Chris Christensen. Mory Skovnok, ond Dcwid Eennern Abone Susan Lindholm. Andrea leonord ond Jocquelme Peterson Stoff Photographer Richord Tohnet aids Section Ed.tors Vicki Birth. John Anderson, Cathy Disch. ond Photographic Co-ordinotor Oarl Nelson .n select.ng negatives as possible pictures. i on ottempt to meet the.r deadlines. Section Editors Brod Johnson. Undo wood. Jane Cortm. ond Photographer M.ke Re-tsmo. mvode the bock room nrellmg place 01 the Orator Business Monoger, Sue Thome. 75 School Highlights Activated by Student Council Student Council acts on beholf of the student body in making decisions throughout the year. Members prepare a dress code and choose two responsible students to represent them on the All-City Council. Striving to make Homecoming and Sadie Hawkins a success, they plan the dances and auditoriums for these special days, audition bands, judge acts, and decorate the lunchroom and the auditorium. Other activities include selling Homecoming buttons, issuing tags for the Tag Day movie, and collecting ballots for Homecoming Queen. To bring the year to a fine end. Student Council members are treated to a picnic in appreciation for their fine work. Undo Augumon and Cori Melting prepare for the annual Student Council picnic by carefully choosing âchow worthy of this event Sophomore Student Council representative, ESxobeth Ouch, promotes Tag Day movie by selling a ticket to Peter Folkowski Senior High Student Council ROW I S. Hahne, S. Beynon, M Dapper. H Pomeroy. S. Vicento. B. Anshus, K. Schugg, J. Gorin, J. Oerbis, C. Bosque , 8 Brandon, E leipus, R. Olson ROW 2 J. Meier, C Johnson, S. Bodick, J. Larson, D. Giese. J. Hawkins. B Schirmers, S. Thome, L lone. M. Tessmon. P lokotot, D. Nelson, E. Disch ROW 3: J Sopiwnik, S. Vick, C. Anderson, C. Reed, C Peorson, T. Klme. K Elfstrom. K. Jasper, C. Huber, L Olund, J. Wogner, L Augustson. S. Drey. ROW A J. Koes. T. Peterson, J. Granger, R. Schofer, G. Wollershiem, S- Cowdery, T. Severson, D. Skorpok, K. Kline, P An non., C Mielke, R. Mo ft son ROW 5: J. Foley. J. Rydeen, R. Milter, D. Behrendt, J. Donohue. B Wether.lie, D. Carlson, R. Nestigen. T. Art. C. Melting. J. Anderson. C. Israel. Mr. Roy ond Senior High Student Council Officer : Craig Poor on. Vice-Pre«ident; Kim Elfttrom, Treasurer; Terry Klein, Pre ident. Kathy Jasper. Secretary, concentrate on planning upcoming Sadie Hawfcint event Barb Anthut, program manager, prepare to lignal David Little to open the curtain at the end of a Sadie Hawkin oct, while Jim Milleon check ttoge in tructlon , Junior High Student Council: ROW 1: R. Steiton, B Carlton. M. Nyqu' t, D Wm k, L lorentien, J. Snyder. ROW 2: T HaUk. D. Elfttrom. J. Swanton, L Bunaw. L Kruttow, B. Johnton. ROW 3: J. Kay, B Arf, T Owen . J Mortin, R Fortgren. During the Sodie Howk.n Auditorium M.C.'t Craig Peorton ond Kim Elfttrom ute their humor to entertom the student between the oct . 77 1966 Spring Inductees ROW I: J. Caflin, B Anshus. D. Nation, K Jasper, M. Johnson. P. Ropoci. M Neuberger ROW 2' C. Kry-dubo. L Ba g, K. larion. E leipvi. M Skavnok. I- Kolv g. C. Rue ROW 3: M Burnt. C. Mielke, R Nation, C Mort. S. Thoma, C Disch ROW 4: L Crow, J. Foley. E. Johnson, R, Johmon, J. Gronger. H. Reiilod. M. Krefting, J. Aota. NOT PICTURED: S. Pourui ond L Fallon NHS Stresses Intellect, National Honor Society is the organization which recognizes outstanding students who exemplify the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. These four qualities ore the boses upon which the faculty elects students to the Society. This year the senior class hos a total of forty-eight members. To earn money for their annual trip in the spring, members kept busy this past summer working at car washes and bake sales. During the regular school year, the Society members contribute precious school hours to work in the lunchroom, to sell Pat book covers, and also to display senior announcements. Effort, Idealism NHS officers d-scuss the spring trip with tha.r advisor. Miss Bartia. OH tears ora: Richord Johnson. President; Cothy Disch, Treosu'or. Ed word Johnson, Vice-President; Barbara Anshus. Secretary 1966 Fall Inductees ROW 1: J Ponath. D. Wicklund, C. M.hm, C. lund. ROW 2 L lane. B Kocur. V. Both. L Elwood, B. Hiaote. ROW 3: T. KotJo. B Tyrpo. R Mattson. C. Dunhom. ROW 4: C Christensen, L Wrvi, B. Johnson, D Miettunen NOT PICTURED M Erickson 78 FHA Develops Social Graces, Domestic Skills Members of the Future Homemakers of Americo not only hove fun with other members but also prepore for their future life ond give service to the community. Preparing o Thanksgiving food bosket for a needy fomily, making displays for the school, demonstrating onificiol respiration at the State Fair, and working on mony fund raising projects are a few of the many activities which have kept FHA members busy this year. Senior High FHA ROW 11 L Peterson, S. Finnvik, C Kraemer, C- Foue, G Peterson. E Itipvt. ROW 2 D Wicklund, 0 Cor-ney. C. Ditchlnger. P, Dupont, D Grogory. C Mihm, M Sponger . P Froomon, M Skovnok ROW 1 H Guttofton. D Broden, R Bocon. J Newton, R Thielen, S Pourwt. C- Menthol. C- Kryduba. B Hinote, P Boron ROW 4| N Thiten. C. Soderquat. J. Wagnor, S. Barnet, W Sender. M Erickson, B Anderson, S Bornet. C. Chose FHA Officers: Sue Pourwt. V ce-Presidenf; SybiBo Finnv k. Song leoder; Cothy Soderquut, Public Re ot ont; Poulo Freeman. PaHiomentonon; Sondy Bornet, Historian, flizobeth Hobek. Treasurer. review the year's scrapbook Not pictured R fo Tlwelen, President; Joyce Newton. Secretory Junior H gh FMA ROW I: J. Bmtner. J, Kirtch. A Mtleon, W Olson, $ Krouse. 0 lozone ROW 2: K. Christ, j Jocobton. M Hod. D lorkm. D W.ntck, K Vodos. J. Nettigen, T. Hunt ROW 3: B Johnson. M Woldorf, M Stock. T. Bor gen. B Corlson. L Schmidt. G. Johnson, A Fossmg ROW 4: L lorentzen, G. WAerson, L Bursow. L Krvssow, S. McDonald L Purd-horn. C Mumm, I CrondaH 79 Morgor Conley impotiently await  h go tlgnol to devour rh« evening' treat of punch ond doughnut while Pat Fl h it obtorbed in o note of volue Senior girl Kim Elf trom, Joyce Honten, Undo Baurr, lynn leDeH. ond Holly Pomeroy, join in o lively ditcuttion ot a typical Y-Teen meeting. Y-Teens Form Friendships, Accept Responsibilities Y-Teens chapters, supervised by Mrs. Lucas, meet bi-weekly in the homes of members. Away from their school work, the girls gather for on enjoyable evening with friends. Hypnotists, handwriting analysts, judo experts, and fortune-tellers supplied unique entertainment. The Fall Get-Together at Camp Iduhapi and the Hi-Y âY-Teens Dance provided refreshing additions to the Y-Teens activities. Service projects included collecting resalable items for the World Fellowship Movement and sending packages to men in Viet Nam. The Lenten Breakfast and the various joints with Hi-Y contributed to making a pleasant Y-Teen year. Th« All-School Officer include: Sue lorton. Secretory; Karlo Hoer chgen, Chaplain. Barbara An hu . Pre ident; Bonme Mognu on, Publicity Choirmon; DoH Nelson. Vice-Pretident; Sue Nord-by. Treasurer; ond Andrea Anderton, Inter-Club Council Representative 80 Thit year' Chapter Prendentt included: ROW It Cmdy NeUon. Sue Mickelton, Coyle Carlton, Karen Whittlill, Barb Porodite. Cindy Peorton, Sue Moin, ROW 7. Roxy Severton, Jon Weir. Kathy Preom. Vicki Pourut. Beth Kruttow. Holly Reittad, Judy lorton 81 CHopter Pretident Sue Hoin ditrwptt the gottip to ring the meeting to order. Hi-Y Strengthens Character,Serves Community After several previous years of disappointing membership, Hi-Y, at Henry, rebounded tremendously this year. Totol membership increased by about fifty percent from lost year. The Hi-Y program is divided essentially into three different fields: service, education, and recreation. Several of the all-school service projects included: speaking on behalf of the United Fund, participating in the Goodwill clothing drive, giving Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to the needy, and contributing ice skates to less fortunate children. The educational aspect of Hi-Y is achieved through speokers, films, trips, and the Palm Sunday and Lenten Breakfasts. Hi-Y offers a wide range of recreation, including football and basketball tournaments, joint parties with Y-Teens, gym and swim nights, a Best Girls' Banquet, and the highlight of the year, Sno-Day, which is held of Camp Iduhapi. These exciting events helped make a memorable year for Hi-Y. Hi-Y Officer are from left to right, V.rg.l Senetcoll Present. Robert Wetherille. Secretory. Thomo Paulson. Treasurer; and R.chord Johnson. Chaplain. NOT PICTURED i Ron Ogr «, V ePre .dent. Arnio Mavis, Henry Hi-Y Advisor, discusses with Daryl Polloy and Phil Disch their future club plans during on all-school Hi-Y meeting. The Hi-Y COPS, All-School Officers ond Club President , are: ROW I: Virgil Senescoll, Gory Hatvorson, Robert Wetherille. Richard Johnson, Thomas Paulson ROW 2: James Caldwell. Austin Gillespie, Jack Schmiedlin, Jock Derbis, Richord Schafer. I? Pep Chib 8. Anshu . L Erick- son. S. Imdsfrom, P. Pojok. ood J. Ponoth ore foiled by P. Ropocx ond P. Petersen. In their otlempt to capture Henry's school spin before o big gome with the rivolt - the West High Cowboys Pep Club Litters Halls Increasing school spirit has been the main objective of Henry's Pep Club. This year's group has worked octively in support of our athletic teams. In addition to the traditional decorating of senior halls before games. Pep Club members with Spirit, Enthusiasm have presented several amusing auditorium skits and hove sent telegrams of encouragement ond congratulations to the teams. Pop Club m mb r Sue Paurut solicits money during lunch from Joon Studelska ond Jeonne Granger for Ipeciol telegram that ore sent to cheer on Henry's team to more victor . Martho Krefting, Pep Club President, receive assistance from Vice-President Kathy Jasper and Secretary-Treosurer Cathy Disch m decorating the senior holl for on upcoming gome. 83 Festivities, Studies Combine in Language Clubs Both the German Club and Spanish Club offer language students the opportunity to get better acquainted with the culture and customs of the countries in which these languages are spoken. The Christmas party was a real fiesta with the traditional breaking of the pinafa, Mexican food, Spanish carols, and an exchange student from Spain as guest of honor. A joint meeting with the North High School Spanish Club wos also held in which ideas were exchanged. An especially enthusiastic group of students are in the process of raising money for o summer trip to Mexico with their advisor, Mrs. Lucas. The German Club felt the spirit of Christmas by decorot-ing the court tree, having a Christmas party, ond showing a German newsreel. Mrs Lucas, Sponish Advisor. teoches club members Undo Moline. Bo'boro Anderson and Sue lorson new Spanish corols tor the Christmos F esto. Posing in front of a bullfight poster ore the Spanish Club Officers Judv Larson. Secrotary; Kothy Jasper. Treasurer; Cecily Bosguex. President,- Sue Lorson. Mascot. NOT PICTURED is Audrey Broten. V.ce-PresSdent. Spanish Club Members; ROW I: M Skavnak. G Hart. B Anderson, L Me line, A Arnold, S. Bofferding, M Sorbel. ROW 2: C Nelson, S. lorson, B Ostlund. M. Minell. K. Skoog. D. Carlson, K. Reilly. ROW 3: C. Zurboy, V Rowles, B. Musgrove. B. Reilly, B. Bonnet, J. Weir. S. Lindstrom. 8 A Bill Mitchell. Cothy lucic, Mary Johnsen. Debbie EVstrom. Terry Klein. Ed Johnson, and Kate MandyV listen os Mr. Ehriichmann discusses cities ol Germony, Toking time from class, German club members: Syhro Havel, Undo Erickson, Mary Burns, Roger Wilde, and Robert Schouer-hamer decorate the courtyard tree for the Christmas season. ROW 4 A. Brofen, C Hulquist, L Gullickson. M. Erlondson, M. Heilman. C. Krydubo, M. Erickson, M. Congdon. ROW 5: Mrs Lucas, J. Larson, J. Ford, K. Jopser, S. Hcr og, J. Drey, S. Odette, J. Johnson, L Frisell, B Krussow. 85 Speech Team ROW li C Re.ttma, C Kroemer. J. Ponoth, S. Hjehhk. R Nelton. A. Stolen. 0.Cameron. $ Hormg. S. Nordby. B Schirmen. 0 Nelson, P. Freeman. ROW 2: K Hoerschgen, L tobash, 0. Anderson. C. Meyers. R. Seims. Mr Hoerschgen. Advisor. Oratorical Skills Create Poise, Confidence From September through February debaters attend weekly round robins, invitational tournomenfs, and district and regional tournaments. The highlight of the invifationals this year was placing first in Bloomington Kennedy's President's Tournament. This is the first time since 1949 Henry has received a debate trophy. The Speech Team also begins organizing their material in early September, but yields to concentrated study in late January. Attending round robins and district and regional tournaments begins in early March. Speech offers a wide variety of categories ranging from interpretation to storytelling. Proud debater Mory Whitney, Pot Schmitz, Kathy Kroenlng, and Stove Hornig ditplay the nowly-ocqulred tournament trophy. Debate Tearm K. Kroenlng. Advitor Mr. Feeley, P Schmitz, M. Whitney, S. and D. Scotterella lltten to o conductive tpeech preienfed by their ttoodfott Hornig, 0. Talbot, C. lucic, D. Durand, M. Tettman, P. Poterten, L Auguttton. coptoin ond loyal teammate, Greg Timmer . «A Science Clubs Encourage Probing Minds During on experiment with on otcillotcope, Mr Hanson explain wov« length frequence to Eileen lei put, Dove Berg. Mory Johnsen. and Cathy luck. Junior High Science Club member include ROW I Mr. Corlson, D. Wegtaa, N. Elliton, P. G leoton. D. lorfcin, J Vkk. ROW 2 C. bn dean, C Mumm, M Rko, M Honton. J. HorUell, S Andervon ROW 3: R. Wettmork. J Anthu . G. Ardervon, C. Derut, J. (toy, 0. Wo d, ond R Wethenlle. Junior High Science Club members will have o good foundation for future science courses. Leorning to use o microscope, making hydrogen, ond experimenting with planaria were among their activities. Senior High Science Club members attempted individual projects including: building a solar furnace, determining the chorge on on electron, and finding the radioactivity of ore samples. They also planned trips to Control Data, Honeywell, ond the otomic reactor in Elk River. For entertainment, members spent on afternoon bowling. Mi. Hanson directs Science Club member Dave Berg. Dave BurWhort. Steve Po-roth. Gory Talbot, Gory Dunham, Brad Johnson, Greg Tlmmer . Mary John-ten. ond Eileen leipus in a tolar energy experiment. MDVC Gives Profitable The Occupational Training Program, supervised by Mrs. Sheffer, enables students to gain on-the-job training. It is divided into three areas: office, distributive education, and trade and industry. The forty participants in the program ore rated according to their cooperation, quality of work, de- Experiences, Training pendability, and progress. This first-hand experience develops skill and establishes security for post-graduation employment. The new DECA Club offers members time to investigate various job opportunities. ROW I: P. Sollne, K. Thompson. L Gordon. R. Brown, L Wedebrond ROW 2: J. Everett. S- Galvin, V Sm.th, K. Pistol ROW 3: G Ault. N Bordoau. S Sekerko. B N-zn.k ROW 4 V. Cranok. K. Bernhardt, V. Borg. $ Tholon. ROW 5 J. Andorson, J. Hadestod. I ICotvig ROW 6: C. Von Drosok. 0. Ryon. D. Bock, M Christotfhorson ROW 7: R Meehl. T Tockoborry. B Mozey ROW 8 R Soil. t. loydon. J Donnstodt ROW 9: B Smith. 0 Kielos. J. Scholar, M Richter. Pan Ryon, solos trainee, creates on effective motor oil disploy The problem of sotting up a cosmetic disploy engrosses work program trainees Toni Quon and Vicki Smith and utilizes skills learned in training 88 Socretonol oH c r«; Kathy Hortfiel, Secretory, Undo Erickson. Vico-Ptofdont; Choryt lund, President; Marianne Nevberger, Treasurer; make o bulletin boord to show their activities throughout the year. Secretarial, Steno Service Scribble to Success Henry's Secretarial Club is the oldest in Minneapolis. Meeting every second Tuesday, this year's thirty members often listened to speakers who discussed office grooming and skills. A Februory visit to the Archer-Daniels Midland offices showed the girls typical secretarial work. An all-school Secretarial Club banquet was an excellent finish to a fine year. In Steno Service, twelve girls contributed their time and skill doing typing and duplicating work to aid the administration and fellow students. Typ«ng ond duplicating workthoott. and l«n«rt for feochon âąÂ Fray, Mot ion no Adoir, Sandy Su Wall, Po Kolatky, ond the job of Stono Service momborv Goorgoann Brodemuf, Chrittin Carol Sfephnoy. Students Sacrifice Time for School Service Every year  enk r high students sacrifice their free hours to aid the smooth operation of the school. By mending, marking, and shelving books the library assistants help Miss Belisle and Mr. Peterson. Office assistants sort mail, phone absentees, operate the switchboord, and aid the administrative staff. Checking and rechecking student class schedules, running errands and typing letters ore examples of how the counselor assistants volunteer their useful skills. Equipment Monogers Ron Olson. Gory HoHmon, ond Jim Roehl. do the r port to  nv the school, at lunchroom otsittonfi Sond lindttrom. Mo onn« Neuberger. ond Bonne Magnus son toke their order for lunch Off e Asustonts ROW I: t lund. 5. Cameron. C. F.rtVo ROW 2. M Bockttrom. M Pohl. S. Johnson. J. Mutgrov ROW 3: f. Hanson. C. Kryduba. B. Hmote. L Erick ten, M Heilman ROW 4: K W.tniok. B Hawk.nton. C lAenfhol. D Wicklund. S Schoenrodt librory Assistontsi ROW I B. K rut tow. K Schugg. L Harding, I. Jones. M. Sorbel ROW 2i J lorton, S. Mickelson, B. Yeats, K. Jensen, C. Dutcho, ÂŁ. Ditch ROW 3: L Holt, D Broden, L Jocobton, S. Molzohn, S Burseth. S. Anderson ROW 4: M Siomintki. B Engstrom. B. Anderson. J. Wudtke. L Rurdhom. A Broten Counselor Assistants: P. Sibben, S. Kerns. 0. Bolte. P. Bennett. Mutgrave. J Moton. K. Walker. K. Josper. P Rapocz. Teochers Assistants ROW I: L Peterson. C. Anderson, K Nordquist. D Reed, S M ckelson. B Krussow, C Johnson. S. Benson, C. Nelson. ROW 2- E leipus. S. ZiMnw, C. Willey. G Peterson. S. Armstrong. P. Schmitz, P. Dupont. K. long, C. Hordy, G. Olson. J. DuKha. K Sell. B. Anshu . ROW 3: J. Wrios, I. Berg. K lorton, S. Wcento, C Mott, D. Nolson. S. Drey. B Bennett. J. Gorin. L Sventek. M Heilman. B Johnson. D. Okubo. B Biorn. M Dapper. J Holek ROW 4: P Dehne, M Peterson. M Tessmon, N. Swonson. I Sentyrz. K. Etfstrom, I Gwllkkson, L Elwood, J. Wogner, M Pehl, R. Thielen. M Erickson, M. Minell, M M eli ROW 5: M Kroger. S Polf. J. Aose. L lone. P. Rose. M Hvdok. L Kimpl.ng, R. Ross. M Berg. S Hohne. S Crlvits. L Olund. V Anderson. J. lohn.. ). Studelsko ROW 6 S. Borne . L Gemm ll. A. Anderson. P Annoni, S. Nordby. R Nelson. J. Ford, J. Gronger. D Dorn. C M-elle, G Blomquist, S. Gelschu . N Huber. R lofond. K Kl.ne ROW 7 D Fennern, G Miller. K Got to way, J Rydeen. D temple. M Resmkoff. S. losley. B. Johnson, T. Hanson. D Evans, C Christensen, G Benson, G. Dunham. A Miles, S. Phifer, W Rmgate. M. Pinch Duties of the equipment managers include checking and assigning equipment and keeping the room in order. Teachers' assistants responsibilities include checking papers and recording grodes. Performing behind-the-scenes, the stage crew runs movie equipment, adjusts lights, builds sets, ond fakes charge of the generol maintenance of the stage ond auditorium. Jim Milteoo ond Kon Galloway uphold tho Stage Crew's ladder of success Climbing that ladder are: Morold Amundson. Gory Sopeth. Don Nylond, M.ke Bursow. Stoge Monoger John Anderson, Ron Miller, Ron Ogren. and David little D. Bolte. S. Smith. K Walker. I Disch, M Burns, C Dlsch. B 91 Active Choirs Vocalize with Select Melodies Henry' choir had new headquarter this year âroom 17, which lent itself better to the needs of the choir. Under the direction of Dr. David Price, the fifty-eight member of the Senior Choir spent many hour perfecting their music. Among their many activities, the choir provided music for the Thanksgiving program, entertained shopper ot Brookdale, caroled through Henry' halls, and presented traditional Easter and Memoriol Day program . The highlight of the year were the Christmas Concert, featuring the Christmas Oratorio, by Saint-Saens, and the annuo! operetta. This year the choir load of The M.kodo , Cleone Rue at Yum-Yum and John Rydeen ot Ko-Ko pool their musicol obilities while reheorsing for the big night. presented The Mikado , one of the most successful events of the school year. This year's Senior Girls' Choir, making their school year debut before the PTA, offered selection from the upcoming Christmas concert. Adding a new touch to thi annuol concert, the girl entered and recessed singing Ceremony of Carol by Benjamin Britten. The Girls' Choir combined with the Senior Choir for the Easter progrom to end their year's performances. Senior Choir Officers George Miller, Sergeonf-ot-Arms; Bonnie Tyrpo. Secretory; Ken Gallowoy, Vice-President; Sue Nordby, Mascot; John Rydeen. President; Jane Coffin, Treasurer.- show Or. Price the first step to o successful yeor is taking the upper hand. Senior Choir ROW I M Whisney. 0. Johnson. K Long. L Sventek, I. Cleveland, M. Skovnok. P, lokotas. P Po,ok. ROW 2: C Newgord. G- Mart, L lewis, s. Hovel. M Pehl. B Conf.eld. 8 Hordm. ROW 3 K. Gollowoy, J. Wudkfe. N Field, B. Tyrpo, G. Blomguesi. D. Berg, T. Kapiton ROW 4; J Rydeen. J Anderson. P. Dehne. S. Alexander, J. Peterson, I. Kocicki, J. Knopp. Senior G rl ' Choir: ROW 1: V. Woltoce. 0. Phillip . C. Shield . L Polley. I Polley, K. Gollowoy, N. Porrot, P. Winick. S. Molinoro, A. Brown ROW 2: S Mol ohan. L Wavlnok, K. Bauermeitter, S Finnvik, P. Schmid, S Senetcalf. t. Meline, G. Ronheim, L lund, D. Hlody. ROW 3 L Sentyrj, P Jerde. B Rud- trom. C. Hardy. L Gullickton, L Bourr, K Elf trom, M Wi ocki, B We lmork, ROW 11 S. fhcho, S. Ander on, 0. Bolte, B. Word, C lond. S. Ma well, M Neuberger. ROW 2: B. Engttrom. 0. Bolie, S. lor on, C Ulienthol, M Tettmon, T. Lindtirom. ROW 3: S Gelschu , S Nordby, C- Mielke, I. lone. R. Nel on, R. Crawford, S. St.ete, K Kroening ROW 4 0. Immon. L Thomp on. A. lymon, E. Newgard. L Reynold . V. Wemeborger. N. Hinote, M. loSoio, A. Boney. B. Anderton, S. Stouffocher, D. Bohn, J. Carlin, S. Adler ROW 5 N. Thielen. B Hawkinton, M. Rote. M. Hodok. K Romine, P, Bollong, J. larton, D. Dorn, R Towntend, T. Peterton, P. Spittle, C. Huber. N. Huber. B Beckttrom. S. Crivtt . P. Hoyford. ROW 4: R. Windberg, G M-Her. B. Ehrlichmonn, S. Phifer. C Prother. R Wolf, J. Fitchle, J. Catf.n Senior Orchostro: ROW I: K. Hoenchgpn, C. Zurbay, M. PoM, S. Nelson. H. C. While, R. Godfrey. ROW 3: S. Main, C Kolty, C. fogerhaug, L Purdham, Scheidegger, W. Coshman, L Crow. G Rowle . ROW 2: C Soderquitt, L N, Martinson, C GulUckton, STANDING: P. Rod, D. Temple, D. Holmberg, T. Augutlioo, P. Studeliko, R. Severson. B. Jones, R. Miller, K. Seifert, S. (Cluck, Gormley, S. Tolbol, J. Roehl, M Petersen, D. Hanson. Orchestra Progresses Under New Director This year Dr. Price, Henry's choir director, assumed the additional task of directing the orchestra due to the departure of Mr. Barnett. More thon ever, the orchestra has skillfully blended their talents in conjunction with the choir os well as playing alone. The orchestra added extra spice to the annual choir Christmas Concert by accompanying them os they sang the Christmas Oratorio by Saint-Saens. One of the greatest contributions the orchestra mode, other than their own concert, was playing background music for the operetta. Many hours of hard work went into preparing the correct sound and right effect for the Oriental music of The Mikado. Finishing the year in fine fashion, the orchestra presented their Spring Concert. 94 Office' of tho Senior Orchestra ore: ROW It R. Severson, Treasurer; S. Holn, Vice-President; W. Co liman, Moicot. ROW 2: K. Hoerschgen. Secretory, D. Holmberg, Preiident; D. Honson, S«rgeont-ot-Arm . Senior Doug Holmborg, Don TemptÂź, Corol Kelly, lorctio Crow, Penny Rud. Morllyn Pohl, ond Sondy Nelson try to drum up orchestrol tolont. An informol reheorsol for the onnuol Christmas Concert tokos after school time of Holly Scheidigger, Marilyn Pohl, ond Sondy Nelson. Linda Augustson. Cothy Soderquist, ond Roxy Severson evidence a little nervousness before the colorful Spring Concert. 95 Band Successfully Completes Challenging Year Henry's marching band experienced a rewarding summer by placing first in four parades, capturing one second place, and finishing in the upper division of the Aquotennial Parade. The first place ratings were received in Duluth, Montevideo, Hopkins, and in the Northside Parade. Bond members spent many hot summer evenings diligently practicing precision marching to achieve these ratings. While parade engagements declined during the school year, the void was filled by football and basketball half time performances. Indoor practices led to the annual Spring Concert in April, entitled Moods in Motion . Instead of ending the year, the colorful concert stylishly set the stage for the new parade season. Orum majorette Jon Weir exemplifies rewarding band performances. Bond Officers: Martha Krefting. Moscot. Dove Berg. President; Don Vogt. Sergeont-ot-Arms; Gory Donhom, Vice-President; Phyllis Annoni, Secretory; assign hats to bond members for the marching seoson Senior Band: ROW It D. O'Neill. 1C Preom, M. Krefting. S. Bornes, C MulviMI, D. Donnelly, V. Erickson, J. Weir, C. Erickson, T. Caswell, C Pearson. ROW 2: D. Berg, B. Wether.lie, M. Adair, C. Ahlgrim, P. Fish, S. Thielke, M. Anderson, S. Christ, J. Benson, J. Wendling, C. Dohlberg, D Toftness, D. Merrigon, R. Vonosse, L luchsinger, D. Porvey. ROW 3: B. Windberg, G. Benson, C. Christensen, K. SoIIman, D. Roberts. M. Skorpok, D. Moxwell. E. Brvdvlk, M. Ertandson. L Kimpling, G. Fenstro, D. Diehl, D. Bolon. D. Evans. leoding tho bond thit year or mimbcn of the Color Guord; Becky Brodin, Pot Fith, Jeanne Ford, Mortho Krefting, ond Kathy Preom. Two ttudenft from eoch tenlor high grade represent their clatt on the 8ond Council, Repre-lentotivet for thii teaton are. Dove Roberts. Cindy Pcarton, Steve Swenton, Goyle Carlton, Chrit Chrittenten, ond Dari Nelton Senior Bond: ROW 1: D. Nelton, J Horot . J. Schmeldlin, D. Johnton, A. Kulteth, G, Carlton, A. Groen, C Robeck. M. Borchord, J. Johnton, J Ford ROW 2: D. Granger, T. Nelton, B. Strrletky, B. Wolstrom, C. Almquitt. J. Alexander, C- Berthiaume, B. Brodin, J. lonn, S, Burkhart, R. Pojak, P. Olouton, L Gemmill, 8. Heggen. ROW 3: T. Bergstrom. G. Dunhom. P. Reck. P. Annon., 0. Vogt, B, Meyer. M. EHtfrom. 8. Berg, T. Schmiodlin, L Uttunomrya, D. Soil-man, C. Olton, H Me Quitter Band Units Add Color, Variety to Pep Fests The Pop Band has traditionally added zest and excitement to the pep fests. This year has been no exception with Gory Benson ond his uninhibited performers weaving their musical web in numerous auditoriums. Along with school songs and the Pep Band's favorite Tijuana Brass melodies prepared especially for these auditoriums, the Pep Band ploys music for the Pep Club and Cheerleader's skits, and occasionally for skits of their own. In addition, the Pep Band finds time for early morning rehearsals with Henry's dance lines. Traveling with the band this summer proved to be demanding work for Henry's accessory units. Rewarding experiences ond memorable occasions shine through the vision of long dusty parade routes and the remembrance of the hard work involved. This work includes not only practicing long hours for synchronization, but also doing their own choreography and designing their own costumes. The accessory units, consisting of the Front Five, Postel Pats, and Hi-lites, continue a long line of tradition at Henry. Judging by the whistles, cheers, and ovations received during parades, auditoriums, pregame and half time shows, these units will continue to be a vital part of school life. Add.no  hat « tro something to a pep test are Solly Burkhort, Bob Windberg. Jan lonn, Anne Green, Martha Krefting. ond Vicki Erickson Porcupine Benton needle the Pep Bond during the Sadie Hawkins auditorium. ROW I: S. Burkhart, S. Thielke. P. Anderson, J. lonn, V. Erickson, C. Mulvihill, M. Krefting. A. Green. $ Bornes, B. Berg, D. Maxwell. M. Elfttrom. ROW 2: G Benson. 0. Vogt. M Erlandson. P. Annoni, J. Schmiedlin, J. Benson, C. Dohlberg, D. Gronger. T. Nelson, B. Heggen, D. Berg. ROW 3: C. Peorson, T. Coswell, S. Swenson, J. Weir, D. Evons, G. Dunham, T. Bergstrom, D. Bolon, B. w.ndberg, K. Sollman. C. Christensen. M. Skorpok. D. Roberts 8 PASTEL PATS: Sue Main, Jon lahni, Carolyn Lund, Borb Anderson, Roxy Severson. No? pictured are olternotes Borb Anshus and Mory Jo Roehl, Hi-llTES: Cindy Nelson, Borb Canfield. Barb Biorn. Jennifer Flolo, Bonnie Mognuson. Diane Foley, Sondy Senescoll. Jan Ritter, Kim Elfstrom. Sue Stiele. Paulo K.rsch, Deonna Okubo, Moureen Alexander, Mary Dapper. CHEERLEADERS FALL WINTER SPRING GAA ATHLETES IN ACTION Rabble Rousers Raise Enthusiasm to Keeping the school spirit high to insure othletic successes is the cheerleoding squad's goal. This year's squad was chosen by a judging committee composed of teachers, student council members, and graduating cheerleaders. After the thrilling moment of being chosen, the highly-spirited girls were invited to a brunch in the Teacher's Lunchroom. The new morale boosters soon found that cheerleading was not all fun. Strained muscles, oches, and pains were some of the rewords from their numerous summer practices. Their rigorous schedule, including pep fests and othletic contests, went into full swing when school storted. Captained by Dari Nelson, the enthusiastic cheerleaders composed of two seniors, five juniors, and two sophomores, helped to inspire their teams to victory. Touchdown! The spirited cheerleaders e plode with o surge of emotion 102 Betore eoch gome the cheerleaders huddle to proy for good sportsmonshlp ond O strong team effort Clockwise from the top Sue lorson. junior, Sue Mr kelson. Audrey Broten, sophomores; Dart Nelson, Bonnie Tyrpa. seniors.- Karla Hoerschgen, Go l Blomquest, Doris Thompson, l.ndo Melme. luniors Highest Peak Everybody now. H-ENR-Y,â cry the cheerleaders os 'hey owail the orrivol of the hockey teom on the ice ot the expectation of a victory. We want a basketT scream junior cheerleaders. Sue, Undo, ond Karla Henry cheerleaders. Gall, Bonnie, and Doris, reflect the ropidfy changing events during the Henry-West football gome, the lost of the season Hey! What's the word around here? demand tho morale boosters. Clockwise: from the lower left: Sue, Doris, Sue. Bonnie, Kario. Audrey, Gail, Dart, and Undo. Henry's Spirit Prevails Despite Early Losses Henry' 1966 football  eason began with a heartbreaking 20-13 loss to a strong Washburn team. Henry showed an explosive offense in this season's opener, but lost in the lost seven seconds. The following week Henry was dealt its second loss, 33-13, at the hands of a fine Vocational team. Outclassed and trailing at half time, the Pots came bock to outscore the Volts 13-7 in the third and fourth quarters. Henry's next outing wos against a highly-ranked Roosevelt team. The Pats played a fine game and were leading 6-0, but Roosevelt's superior manpower sent the Pots to defeat, 26-12. Henry broke into the win column with a convincing 18-0 win over Marsholl. The game wos dominated by the rugged Henry defense. Co optatns Chuck M«-er ond Dav F nn m open the got to succ s . First T am ROW I: 0. Hanson, G. Hotvorson, C. Dohlberg. T. Berkowttr. R Bolthoror, R Asplund. R. Johnson ROW 2 S. lasley. 0. F nn rn, K B rrymon. C M .«r Randy Johnson tr tch s high tor a pass from Dav Fennern as Steve losley follows th play closely from behind 105 Second Teonv ROW I: G. Woldorf, G. Jockvon, D lorjon, G. Kolin ki, R. Ne tigen, C. Apmonn, 0. Carlton ROW 2; L Johnston, G. Wodtke. K. Kowolski, D. Wolintki. Revitalized Henry Team Rolls to Late Victories The Homecoming gome against North proved to be the disappointment of the season. A missed point ofter a touchdown was the difference in this 7-6 loss. A determined goal line stand by North turned back Henry's final bid for a would-be victory. Bo tiered Chuck Meier bottle for o fir t down ogolntt mighty Roosevelt. Quarterback Dove Fennern thread the needle to fullbock Allen Berrymon. 106 â 1 Vortity cooche : R Chokoli . S. Jooche, Hcod Cooch D Swon on. G. Reim. Henry's next encounter wot with Edison. The Pots jumped to on early fourteen poinl lead in the first quarter. The defense then took over and held the Tommies to a meager six points. Henry's on ogain-off again offense was off again in on 18-7 loss to a good Southwest team. High winds during the game hampered the Henry attack. Henry's sole touchdown came on a quarterback sneak by Dave Fennern. Henry closed out the season by crushing West 26-7. Trailing 7-6 in the fourth quarter, Henry co-captains Dave Fennern ond Chuck Meier combined their talents on a six point, twenty yard, scoring pass. The final two touchdowns come on dazzling dashes by Steve Lasley. Henry' moil valuable player Rich Baltharor wo the only Pa. triot named to the All-City team for the 1966 ea oa Jun-or Varsity. ROW 1: Manager Bill Ehrlichmonn, D. Mitchell, T. Berg trom, T. Nelson, R Wolf, J. Shaft. J. Coldwoll. ROW 2: K. Jung, M Maurico, 0 Scot-terello, D. Wallin, S. Gale, R. Thelen. T. AH, G. Provo. ROW 3: D Behrendt. 8. Storm. L. Hor monn, J. Donohue. 8 Cho e, J. Wol h, T Simon , S Moyer , B Wetherille, M Schoeben. Henry' sophomore football loom: ROW I: J. Nel on. T. Hobo . 0. Store . J. Kollettod. J. Sopwmk. A. Moot, J. George. W. I eri, F. Hubbard, J. Goidtberry. P. Falkowtki, G. Woller heim, R. Chri ten en, T. Hag trand ROW 2: A. Vokaty, M Cho e, W Kofka, M. Arrner, R. Schafer, T. Ander on, D. Koroqi, M Hempel, A. Beniamin, 0. Sovtuki. 0. luce, 0. Knight. G. Er«ck on. J. Carpentier ROW 3: i. Seffen, J, Wrzot, S Olgood, C. Chevalier, J. Hantchen, 0. Sollmon, D. John-ion, P. Thoouen, R. Arf, 0 Motto , T. Juntunen. T Sever on. Coach Monte Miller, left; As i tant Coach Ferdinond Kut , right, Student Monoger M Borgen, left. Sophs Take North Side Henry dominated the Northside sophomore football conference. One-sided victories over Edison, Marshall, and Vocational, accompanied by a tie with North gave the Pats cloim to the Northside title and a place in the city championship game. In a contest that could have yielded to the force of either teom, Henry lost the Minneapolis crown to Southwest. Ploying in a manner which had brought victory throughout the season, the Patriots led until the final seconds with the strength of an adamont defensive line ond an explosively powerful ground game. The Porâ Don luce k ck -off after o touchdown in the Monhall gome Tim Anderson,  weeplng right end, prepore to elude o Ma' holl defender. Harriers Finish Strong The Cross Country team, defeated in it first meets, came back to post a successful record in the second half of the season. Led by co-captains Ron Ogren and Ed Johnson, the harriers began extra practices after the team's disappointing start. Running down frozen Victory Drive before school gave necessary conditioning ond confidence, which enabled Coach Carlson's runners to win three of their last four meets. The team's record in the city finols wos more impressive. Finishing fifth in the city, Henry's harriers defeated several teams which had held victories over the Pats during the regular season. Several outstanding juniors brighten Mr. Carlson's hopes for the future. With determined work next year the team will continue the winning trend developed during the last of the 1966 season. Word Gilkerson shows o bur l of speed in o finol attempt to capture the lead in an eorty season meet ot Columbia Pork. Coptoins Ed Johnson and Ron Ogren discuss teom prospects with Cooch Corlson. ROW It J. Derbis. M. Musgrave, J. Steiner, T. Thor sen ROW 2: S. Anderson. B Cooch Lyndon Corfson. 0. Purvey. R. Pegg. E Johnson, D. Toftness, 0. Schulz. Mattson, R. Ogren. D. Johnson. J. Roehl, G. Timmers. W. Gilkerson. ROW 3i 0. B.gelow, J. Selooder. 109 VARSITY SCOREBOARD Henry . . 81 Southwest .. .67 Henry . . 60 Edison ..45 Henry . . 51 Central .... . . 55 Henry . . 58 South ..37 Henry . . 70 Roosevelt . . . .50 Henry . . 50 Vocational . . 38 Henry ..60 West . .49 Henry . . 45 North ..56 Henry . . 53 Marshall . . . . . 42 Conquering Cagers Capture Second in City Race Henry's '66-67 basketball season was the Pot's best in many years. The cagers finished with an outstanding eight win and two loss record. The team was sparked by All-City George Jackson while Co-captains Steve Lesley and Dave Fennern supplied the needed leadership. Underclassmen doing on outstanding job were Juniors Randy Johnson, Kevin Kowalski, and Sophomore Dave Johnson. In the season's opener Henry traveled to St. Cloud Tech. Henry then defeated the highly regarded St. Cloud squad in overtime by a score of 67-61. At Rosemount the Pats dropped a 58-56 decision in the last few seconds of play. When conference action opened, the Pats faced the unbeaten Indians at Southwest. Henry rolled to on 81-67 victory paced by the forty-point effort of George Jackson. George's scoring spree established a Southwest gym record. The following week Henry registered its second conference victory with a 60-45 decision over Edison. In the game against the conference champion, Central, Henry lost in the closing minutes of a hard-fought contest by a score of 55-51. During the Christmos break the cagers entered the Clara City Tournament. Henry's first opponent was on unbeaten Raymond team. The Pots came out victorious by a score of 71-67. In the championship game Henry met Hibbing, a perennial powerhouse from the north. Henry played a fine all-around game in defeating Hibbing 77-69. The victory marked Coach Seikkula's first chompionship since corn1 n to Henry. George Jock ion, All-City center, displays the form which enobted him to become the leodmg conference scorer with o total of 212 points. Dorrel Hanson tokes aim on o fall owoy jump shot ogomst Roosevelt. Dove Johnson positions himself in attempting a lough shot from the corner. Ill Team Tripped in Tourney by Tenacious Tigers The Pats resumed conference action with a decisive victory over South. On the following evening Henry defeated Bloomington Kennedy of the Lake Conference. In its next conference game Henry played one of its finest games, upsetting a rough Roosevelt team 70-50. Due for a letdown, Henry coasted by Vocational 50-38 and West 60-49. Following the Vocational and West victories, neighborhood rival North pulled a stunning upset by downing the Pats 56-45, thus shattering Henry's hopes for the conference title. Henry bounced back from defeat to take a stubborn Marshall team 53-42. Showing its real potential, the team pounded a fine Washburn team 85-60. George Jockson, showing his All-City form, scored 43 points, coming within one point of the conference record. After conference play was completed, Henry stood second in the league. By finishing in the runner-up position Henry qualified for the Twin City consolation game. In this contest the Pats powered past St. Paul Highland Park by a score of 62-47. Henry ended its season with a disheorten-ing defeat by a determined South team in the District 17 playoffs, 57-51. Randy Johnson, a iunior, score on o lay-up against Central, city chomps. Co-coptain Steve losley works the boll down court ogainst a tough Control defense os hi teommote, Dove Johnson, owoits o pots. 112 FRONT ROW: Co-coptoin Dove Fenner, Head Coach Robert Seikkulo, Co- Wetherille, D. Johnson, R. Keujemon, G. Jackson, R. Johnson, D. Hanson, K. captain Steve lasley. BACK ROW: D. Bigelow, D. Bchrendt, E. Johnson, B. Kowalski, J. McGill, L. Johnston. 113 Sophomore Bo ke boll Squod ROW I: R. Chrntenten. M Ben on. T. Vogen. G. Hughe ROW 2 B Konmork, G. Kotlotki. T Severson. G. Joly, T. Wand I el ROW 3: P Thomten. D. Sollman. J. Hontchen, M Wondrell. J Selonder, T. Jontwnen. Mr. Canhom, Sophomore Bo ketboll Cooch NOT PICTURED: B Berkowitt. Sophs Look Toward Varsity Henry's sophomores ended their season with a nine win and eight loss overall record. After two early losses, the Pots came bock strong to folly six straight wins. In conference oction the Pats finished with a 6-4 mark. They defeated the Southwest Indians by o score of 50-49 in their first conference game. The sophs also defeoted sophomore champion Central by o score of 61-52. Coach Canham's sophomores were characterized by their overall team balance. Some of the promising sophomores next year are Tom Juntunen, John Hanschen, Jim Selander, Rick Christensen, and Glen Kosloski. With the help of these boys the outlook next year is good. GUn Kotlotki thorpent hit Sooting touch oi Davo Johnson watt hot the thot 114 Dov Sollmon wotchet c lovely a hi boll orchet toword the basket Don Luce toor over the Kill in I He jumping went during the district . Skiers Finish Strong, Take Fourth in City Henry's fine Ski Team finished the season with four wins after losing their first four meets. They defeated West, Central, Sooth, and a strong Edison team that tied with North for the city championship. Henry finished fifth in the District 17 Meet. Most of the credit for this feat is given to Ron Pegg who placed third in the crosscountry event. With only two members graduating, Coach Carlson looks forward to a promising seoson next year. Roger Jordeth. Ron Ogren. Word G lker on, Ron Regg, ond Jim Roehl build up their endurance in preparation for the District Seventeen Meet Ski Team: ROW I: S- Bateman. T. Sundelt. A AUe . G. Timmer . J luce. D luce. ROW 2. J. RoeW. R. Jordeth. W G.tk.r on, Captain R PeO0- G âąbot. Mead Coach CarUon 115 Ken Wigen practices one of swimming's most demanding strokes, the butterfly, for the approaching District Seventeen Tournoment. Tankers Finish Season with District Triumphs This year the Henry swimming team preserved its image as one of the major powers in city competition. Finishing fourth with a seven victory and three defeat record, the Pats were nudged out of third place in a frustrating defeat by Southwest, 50-45. Although characterized by overall strength, the team had some noteworthy highlights. One of these, as lost year, was the superlative form of Henry's divers. John Walsh and Virg Senescall again finished first and second respectively in city competition and district championships. In another district event, the medley relay, Steve Anderson, Lee Wright, Ken Wigen, and Mike Williams finished second. Tim Nelson, the Pat's excellent long distance swimmer, also placed in the District Seventeen Meet. In the free-style relay, Dick Schultz, Tom Freeman, Bob Windberg, and Mike Williams added points to the Henry total. Lee Wright and Virg Senescall were elected to the Co-captoin-ship this yeor. Wright was a conference leader in the hundred yord breaststroke. Senescall helped the Pats to victory os one of Henry's undefeated divers. The Patriots placed three competitors in the State Swimming Meet. They were divers John Walsh and Virg Senescall and freestyler Mike Williams. Jim Caldwell in the individual medley and Tom Akenson in the breaststroke were typical of the many underclassmen gaining experience on this yearâs squad. This experience will help uphold Henry's winning image. 116 Coach Hoel and Co-coptoln loo Wright and Virg Senescall plan for fho Wosh-bum Moot during one of their frequent proct ccs at Olson Junior High. Henry' 1967 Swimming Team: ROW 1: V. Senetcoll, T. Nelson, J Joyce. 0. Chell. J. Benjon, T. Owen . ROW 2: J. Wol h, J. Caldwell, S. Anderson. R. W.ndberg. R. Schult , C Donaldson. K. W.gen. ROW 3: L Wright, T. Akenson, M. William . K. Kehn. W Mitchell. C. Johnson 117 Henry's 1967 Vorsity Wrestling Teom ROW I S Bortelt, M. Jenkins. I. Single-ton. M Froser, M Hon sen, T. Thorsen ROW 2: T. Poulson, A Berryman, C. Hotvorson, T. Berkowitz, L Hortmonn. 0 Mitchell ROW 3: M Musgrave, G. Woltersheim. D. Larson. R. Nestigen, M Schoeben. R. Thelen. S. Sc hoc h. W Fmstrom. Head Cooch Swonvon Matmen Finish Season with 5-5 Record Henry's Varsity Wrestling Team, coached by Mr. Swanson, finished the 1967 season with five wins and five defeats. However, included in this record were losses to South and Washburn, both close meets in which the Pats passed up opportunities to increase their win total. Co-captains this year were Tom Berkowitz and Allen Berryman. Berkowitz was the city conference champion in the 175 pound division. He earned the title with a record of nine victories ond no losses. Berryman, one of the team's leading scorers, wrestled in the 165 pound class. Seniors Mike Fraser, Tom Thorsen, Don Mitchell, and Tom Paulson also wrestled regularly for the Pats. Gary Holvorson and Larry Horsmann, both juniors, made significant contributions to the team's success. Other outstanding underclassmen were Tim Singleton, Mike Honsen, Marvis Jenkins, and Steve Bartelt. The Junior Varsity, foundation of next year's team, completed their season with a respected six and four record. The JV was coached by Mr. Miller with the assistance of Mr. Chakolis. Noteworthy members of the squad included Randy Seims, Rick Willey, Bill Berkowitz, ond Dovid Knight. The large group of underclassmen gaining experience during the 1967 season, combined with the talent in this year's Junior Varsity, should lead to another successful wrestling team next year. Mike Hansen, wrestling ot 112 pounds, struggles with Vocational opposition. 118 Co-coptoint Tom Berkowitt and Allen Berrymon referee at Oave larson. Rolf Nestigcn, Mark Schoeben, and Gory Wollershelm begin a moich, The Potriots' Wayne Krydubo gain advantage over a North opponent Junior heavyweight Gary Halvorson preporet for a pin agur-st o determined Polor as the referee awoits to slom the floor as a sign of victory for Henry. 119 Honr s '67 JV Wrestling Team: ROW 1: J. Steiner, D. Koufman, R Willey, R. Roinville. R. Stems. ROW 2: M Hempel. R. Waldorf. J. Soprwnlk, W lundeen. 0. Knight. ROW 3: 0. Rufenocht. W. Berkow.tr. D Korogi. B. Anderson. R. Uttunomlya. left: Head Cooch Miller. Right: Assistant Cooch Chakolit. Gymailk Team: ROW 1: 8. Mickelton, J. Peobody, D. Skorpak. P. Mulville, Singleton, I. Cronomiller, P. Mullen, J. Skolre. E. Rogoltki. ROW 3: 0. Nyland, G. Van Oratok, D. Elliton, A. Gille ple ROW 2: Mr. Valley, V. Senetcall. T. M, Huber, J. Walsh. B. Chose, M. Chose, M lindholm, W. Iseri. HardWorking Gymnasts Take Fourth in District Gymnastics, unlike football or bosketboll, is a sport requiring tremendous individual effort rather than teamwork. Whether the team wins or loses depends on how well the individual members perform. This year's Gymnastics Team finished its season with one win and two losses. They lost their last meet to Marshall, which left Henry os number three in the city. In non-conference meets, Henry beat Fridley but lost to North St. Paul, giving Honry on overall record of two wins and three losses. In the District 17 âRegion 5 Meet, Bill Chose eorned a place in the State Meet by placing second on the trampoline. Also placing in the Region 5 Meet were Co-captains Austin Gillespie and Woyne Iseri. Gillespie took fourth on the horse, and Iseri took fifth on the mots. When the final scores were tallied, Henry had placed fourth out of the five schools attending the meet. Cooch Valley sees a bright future for the team with a rapidly developing group of underclassmen. 120 Auttin G lletpie showt correct form and potitton in tet on parallel bor . John Wolth ond VWq Senetcoll watch o« Bill ChoM perform Ml on trampoline. Don SVorpaV how gymnotlfc ttrength needed to do o hondttand on the ring . 121 VARSITY SCOREBOARD South . .. . Marshall . Washburn Central ... Vocational Edison---- North Roosevelt. West...... Southwest J Henry..;. 7 P Henry----3 R Henry----3 b Henry.... 7 I Henry.... 6 I Henry.... 2 I Henry.... 5 I Henry.... 2 1 Henry----1 P Henry.... I Pucksters Fight Their Way to Third Place Finish The Henry hockey team started its triumphant season by defeating South, 7-0. The pucksters from Henry dominated in all three periods. Next, the Pats faced o lucky Marshall team, which forced them into o one point defeat. With a strong comeback, Henry met Washburn, handing them a 3-0 shutout. Gaining momentum, Henry overpowered Central in another decisive shutout. Continuing the season, the Patriots toppled the Volts. 6-2, in a lopsided victory. Behind the excellent goal tending of Daryl Policy, Henry overcame a rugged Edison team, 2-1. In the final period the Tommies had a strong comeback, but the powerful Pats quickly checked it. In the next game, Henry faced their long time rival, North, and devoured them, 5-1, a most satisfying accomplishment. Captained by Terry Arf and Owen Seeley, the hockey team created one of the biggest upsets in the season by handing Roosevelt a 2-1 defeat. Coach Harry Brown's telegram re-veoled the general feelings prevailing before the game: Everyone picks Roosevelt to win, but we picked you! After Brian Storm's winning goal, on air of amazement filled the Roosevelt side while an ecstatic feeling of success overwhelmed the Henryites. The final two games turned out to be disappointments. A tired Henry team bowed to a spirited West team, 4-1. In the final gome, the Pots, after a valiant effort, lost to the strong Southwest Indians. 122 Phil Ditch tett up o thot, while o Well player twingt futilely of the puck. Vortify Hockey Team: ROW I! Head Coach Horry Brown. Aitittonf Coach R. O'Neil. J. Derbit. D. Hogneti. Attittant Coach 8 McKinley. ROW 2: D. Mor-clniok. P. Ditch. T. AH. D. Polley. O Seeley, J. Krotko. D. Rice. ROW 3: D. Wollin, T. CotweM, R. Schofer, R. Arl, C Albert, B. Storm. T. Anderton. M O'Neill, M. Armer, P. Rice. Icemen: Runners-up Region Five, Region One A determined Henry hockey team faced this season's tournament trail. In their first tournament game the Pots handed Marshall a 3-1 defeat, avenging on earlier 4-3 loss to the Cardinals. The second tournament victory, a 2-1 win over a stubborn West team, also reversed an earlier Pat defeat. In the exciting Region Five final game, a battling Henry team was defeated by Roosevelt, 3-1. Despite the Roosevelt loss, the Patriots had one more opportunity, the back door. Along with other local regional runners-up, Henry attempted to qualify for the State Hockey Tournoment via Region One competition. Henry opened the tournament with a 2-1 victory over Richfield. An overpowering White Bear team forced Henry to bow 2-0 in the final Region One contest. In recognition of their achievements, three Henry players, Daryl Polley, Owen Seeley, and Chuck Albers, received All-Region recognition, ' 4 I Potfiol Co-captoin Owen Seeley demonstrate the form which mode him one of the leading scorers in the city conference. 124 Sophomore Hockey Worn ROW It Cooch O'Neal. J. Derbit. Coptoin J Morcmok. I G.lletp ROW ? I lowmoo R C k . M lerum. S B. Brondoo, B Fomhom, C. Johnion, J. KoUoitod. L Noyd. T. Singleton. Homig. M Choi . B Ad, J. Humphrey, t Andenon, $ Bod.ck Rugged Sophomore Hockey Team Takes T.C. Title A tough and aggressive sophomore hockey team skated to the Twin City Championship during a fast-moving and bonejarring 1967 season. Hard skating and a keen competitive spirit sparked the sophs to a six win, two loss record and the Northside Championship. The City Championship was also gained in a one-sided match with Southwest. The Pats then met St. Paul Johnson for the Twin City title and wolked off with o 5-4 victory. The talented sophomores with their determination promise to uphold Henry's unbeatable hockey tradition. Sieve Homig approach th Robb.mdole gool o the Robbiotdole gooti ond d f fu m« âą p c«ontfy owa.t the oncoming puc|, Jett Humphrey p vOM ihorply to get the puck out of rhe Henry d f n iv ion Inexperienced Batmen Battle to a .500 Mark Henry's baseball team, dominated by underclassmen, finished with a respectoble five win and five loss conference record. A 1-0 loss to South opened the season. Henry's Charlie Brown lost on a one hitter as South's pitcher silenced Henry with o nohitter. Henry won the Northside Championship with a 5-1 victory over North. The outstanding pitching of Jim McGill carried Henry to its first conference win. In a gome halted by bad weather, Henry lost a 3-2 decision to Roosevelt. West was Henry's next triumph by a score of 6-4. Henry erupted with four runs in the first inning which were enough for a victory. Timely hits coupled with West errors provided Henry with the win. Against Southwest four runs in the first inning carried Henry to another victory. Second baseman Daryl Polley supplied the winning bose hit. Henry squeezed out a 5-4 victory over Marshall. The Pats were aided by a terrific seventh inning triple play. Henry used the squeeze bunt to gain a 6-2 decision over Vocational. Again it was the strong pitching of Jim McGill that brought home the victory. Rondy Atplund prepares to glove o pop fly os Ooryf Polley bocks up the ploy First bosemon. Rondy Asplund, stretches to catch the ball for a put-oul lenermeo of 1966 Seoton ROW Is 0 R . L Johnttoo. J. R©u v T Cov«veil, C Meier, J McGill. T BerVowitt. V Senet- Derbit. B Motison, O. Seeley. 0. Rolley ROW 2i Cooch coll In ihe find three gomes of the season Henry dropped consecutive games to Edison, Washburn, and Central. Henry met Central once again during the district play-offs. But Centrol capitalized on Henry's mistakes to give the Pots a 6-4 defeat. The Pots rallied in the fifth inning to score four runs, which still were not enough to turn the tables in favor of Henry. With many excellent underclassmen returning, including Owen Seeley, Randy Asplund, Jim McGill, Daryl Polley, and Chuck Meier, Mr. Reuss is looking forward to a determined ond successful team in the 1967 season. Jock D rb « Mods a line drive to left field at hit teommolet look on Veteran Jim McGill polithet hit pitching during pre-teoton proctice 127 Golf Team Shows Promise with Above Par Talent The Golf Team suffered through some early inclement weother which set them off to a bad start and caused a frustrating season. The bright spot of the year came in an exciting upset over Central which the determined Patriots captured proudly. With five seniors returning to the team. Coach O'Neill looks forward to a bright, upcoming season. The three years of experience gained by the underclassmen will support the team and bring a successful season. Senior Don Corivon corctully brings bock his driver for O practice swing. Senior Craig Peorson strives for perfection with his follow-through. Golf Team: A. Miles, J. Roberts. W. Mubbs. D. Carlson. C Peorson, S. lorson, R. Seims. 128 Tennis Ham ROW h R. Schafer, P. Rice. A. Gillespie, J. Erickson ROW 2 Coach Heider, J. Nevno , B Storm, T. Johnson, R Jensen Young Tennis Team Builds for Future The tennis team, guided by Coach Heider, struggled through a disappointing 1966 season. With no returning seniors on the team, Cooch Heider was forced to go with underclassmen. In spite of their inexperience, the team was able to come up with a respectable sixth place rating in the district finals. In the upcoming season the team is expected to use last years acquired talents to form o contending team. Richard Jensen positions himself for a forehond smash Austin Gillespie deploys his mighty serving form at the Webber courts. 129 Cindermen Track Down Fifth Place in City The 1966 track team, aided by Assistant Cooch Howell's recruiting system, enjoyed a moderately successful season. The Pats, despite losses in their first two meets, placed in the seven mile run and in the 280 yard hurdles in the city relays. After the relay meet Henry's record was brighter. The Patriots took a triangular meet from Vocational, West, and Marshall. In the last regular season meet, the Henry trock team defeated Roosevelt for the first time in the histories of the two rivals. Henry was well represented in the city meet which is held after the regular season. Don Wilson paced the team with a second place in the 440 yard dash and a third in the broad jump. Dennis Hanson placed fifth in the high hurdles and third in the low hurdles. Gory Halverson placed fourth in the shot-put. Head Coach Canham looks forward to an even greater turn-out in the next spring season. Ml Larson officiates os Sen.or Dove lollelson follows through after releasing the discus in a proctice session. Steve Lesley stroins for extra distance in the broad jump. Senior Dennis Hanson and Junior Ed Johnson finish first ond second respectively in the low hurdles event. 130 131 Endurance, Energy, Enthusiasm: GAA Qualities GAA it an organization that enables a girl to participate in a sport of her choice. This club schedules meetings after school and holds try-outs for team membership. Attending meetings is important and poys off to all faithful girls. Every meeting is worth 10 points. Five hundred points is reworded by a coveted big H . A few truly dedicated athletes who earn 1000 points are awarded the All-City emblem. This year the tennis team had a new coach, Mrs. Mutchler. The team consisted of two doubles and five singles. For the first time, the team's matches were held in the fall instead of the spring. The sometimes chilly weather, however, didn't hamper the energetic girls for they managed to achieve a record of five wins ond one loss. This resulted in a tie with Southwest for second place in the city standings. The successful season of the team is surely credited to the hord work of both the coach and the girls. The badminton team is coached by Miss Amon. Their season consists of eight inter-school games. The team had a fairly successful season lost year, finishing with five wins and three disappointing losses. Miss Shane, golf cooch, feels Henry did well on the greens last year. The city includes two districts producing champion teams which vie for the city title. Closing the season with three wins and two losses, Henry came in second in the district. Sue Tfeelke moves from under the b rd«e to let her badminton partner, Anne Green, prepore a smash to startle her opponents Bodminton team: ROW li S. Thielke. P. Reck. J. lonn, $ P«ho ROW 2: L lone. C. CXsch. 0 Bohe. D. Peters, L Polley, M Sevold. L Westrom ROW 3: M Krefting. L lobosh. 0. Jensen. A. Green. D. Szymonski. S. Kerns. 0. Bolte 132 Golf room Sondi lindttrom ond Mortho Krefting discuss their strategy for the coming gome o they demon-strote the correct golf stonce. Tennis team: ROW 1: S- Thlelke, I FâIley, D. Peter . 0. Jensen, V Klein. ROW 2. J. lonn. K. Mondyck, A. Gteen, S Kernt, L Lobosh. Mrs. Mutchler, tennis coach. The golf teom member this year ore: Peg Reck, Sondi Llndstrom, Cathy Ditch, Martha Krefting. 133 HOMECOMING SADIE HAWKINS NINTH GRADE PLAY CLASS PLAY OPERETTA HALL OF FAME SENIOR INDEX STUDENT INDEX YEARBOOK INDEX MEMORIES OF â67 Homecoming Centers Around Radiant Royalty QUEEN DARL NELSON Small and dark, peppy and wise, A happy smile and big brown eyes, A warm wish and grateful tears, A friend to cherish through the years. 136 KIM ELFSTROM Cute ond friendly, one to jest, A personality at its best. KATHRYN JASPER A sweet smile, her warmth expressed, Subtle beauty, with intelligence stressed. SUSAN NORDBY CYNTHIA NELSON 137 Feminine charm, a lovely face, A gentle girl, with lots of grace. Emotional, sincere and witty, A joyful girl, so poised, so pretty. Patient Preparation Produces Ideal Homecoming Tears and congratulations were in order after the top five girls for Homecoming Queen were announced On Friday, September 30, nerves were tense as football co-captains Dave Fen-nern and Chuck Meier paced behind the girls, seated on the stage, finally designating Dari Nelson as Homecoming Queen for 1966. Kim Elfstrom, Kathy Josper, Cindy Nelson, and Sue Nordby became her lovely attendants. On October 7, the long-awaited day of Homecoming arrived, blessed with sunshine and warmth. Enthused students bustled through the decorated halls, often detained by salesmen peddling leis, hats, streamers, and pom poms. An aroused student body filed into the auditorium to be entertained by songs, skits, and dances. The excitement and spirit were increased by vibrant cheerleaders, who urged our team to victory. The highlight of the auditorium was the coronation of our queen. Dressed in shades of blue, green, yellow, and pink, lovely attendants brightened the day. John Rydeen paid tribute to Dari by singing the traditional Sweet and Lovely. A hushed audience listened as Queen Dari welcomed them to the festivities and stood in admiration os she and her court began the recessional. Student council member Roll Nestingen teeters precariously while preparing the ouditonum for Homecoming Pertorming at the Homecoming auditorium. The Upsetier : Undo Barksdale. Ola Thibodeaux, and Suson Jockson. stimulate observer with up-beat selections Co-coptain Dave fennern ond Chuck Meier identify the newly-elected Homecoming Queen, Dari Nelson, os remoming finalists express vorled emotions 138 Illustrious Senior girt ' Kothy Hortfiel, Judy Mortln-son, Ruth Nelson, Cothy Ditch, Bo'bo'o Anshus. Judy Mason, and Jone Cotiin give o humorous interpretation of the legend of the famed Poco-hontos Chuck Meier closely observes Dave Fennern's crowning of Dari Nelson to officially begm her reign as Homecoming Queen FHAer Rrto Thiefen welcomes visiting olumnae: Helen foy-lor, Sondy Mrhokhick, and les Peterson, Happiness radiates from the foce of Dorl Nelson as she poutes momentarily during the stirring recessional. Sue Nofdby experience mixed emotion o student opploud the royal procession of the Queen and her court. During Homecoming holftime, the Henry bond sorenodes Queen Dari with Sweetheorf of Sigma Chi. Enthusiastic spectators stand up and holler after Henry succeeds in obtoining a first down against orch rival North. Kothy Jasper converses with Sue Nordby while awaiting the main course of the Queen's luncheon Dove Fennern eludes North tackle and surges forward for o nine-yard gain. MO Queen Dorl and her escort, Gerry Gibson, lead off the first donee of rhe evening, o Henry Iradllion. Dance Ends Memorable Day Students, teachers, and welcomed guests filled the stonds and onxiously awaited the beginning of the game. Cheers and a barrage of balloons accompanied the kick-off of the 1966 Homecoming game. The Henry band, providing entertainment during halftime, led the procession of the Queen and her court. After displaying sincere effort and teamwork, Henry lost to North by the narrow margin of one point. Good spirits were restored that evening as Henry students and guests danced to the music of Bob Lee and his Orchestra. With the memory of Homecoming '66 vivid in their minds, tired but happy couples reluctantly departed for home. After on event-filled doy, the Queen ond her court take time out to powt with their escort : Jim Axell, Tom Trosvig, Gerry Gibson. Terry Arf. ond Gocdy Sironen, 141 Judy Hugh , with her drog, choke out thot fotol I do o  h toke thot oll-mportont step to the desk of âMarrying Som . Genteel Gals Drag Genuine Guys to Sadie On Sadie Hawkins Doy, Henry become the setting of Al Copp's comic strip as Pats stomped the halls in Oogpotch duds. The morning auditorium, MC'd by Clydeâ Elfstrom and Petunia Pearson, included folk-singing, dancing by the Hi-lites and Pastel Pats, and judging of the best costumes. The dance held thot evening featured the music of the Unwanted Children and the ministration of Marrying Som . Instant Polaroid portraits added new success to this year's morriages. The dance climoxed one of the best Sadie Hawkins ever held. Kim Bf.trom.uses her âsweet tafcing woy .o persuade little Rodney Fi cu ro be her dot for the Sod.e Mowkint Donee. 142 The spirit of '67 â captured by Jufte Ponath ond Chuck Meyer ot they present âThe Timet or Chonging during the Sodie Howfcln Doy Program. Freshmen Cruise Through Incognito Secret agents, suspense, and murder were the key words to the ninth grade play. Incognito. The ploy, which was set on board a luxury liner in the South Atlantic, dealt with the efforts of a British intelligence agent to ovoid detection by a German U-Boat commander. A touch of humor was added by ihe antics of the possengers who tried desperotely to prove their innocence. Weeks of rehearsal paid off os the cost heard the well deserved applause of their classmates. Aboard it SS. Imperial, Jim Swonion secretly trie to contact Britith Intelligence, only to find out He ho been discovered. Heroic Rick Schafer, first mote of the S.S. Imperial, deliver a blow to the villainous Bob Holme . U-Boat  o lor. in on ottempt to seize h  gun. Member of the ploy cost: B. Krussow. A. Broten, C- Johnson. K Kroening, S. K Soderquist, M Borchord ossemble in the officer ' lounge to owot decision Hornig, M Ehrfichmonn, R. Holme . R- Schafer, B. Brodm, J. lorson. P. Olovson. of the German authorities M3 'O Men, Amen!' Produced by Our Men Down with men! , the bottle cry of Zeto Zeto Phu sorority, aroused campus spirits of Philbury College, the setting of the Senior Class Play, O Men, Amen! Trouble starts as the college newspaper editor, Jane Stevens, vows to expose the hidden secrets of the sorority. Masquerading os a janitor, on Arabian princess, and a professor, Tony Cartwright attempts to discover the truth about Zeto Zeta Phu. Tony's purpose fails when he falls in love with one of the sorority sisters, Diane Dodge. Mix-ups and misunderstandings develop, but love triumphs in the end. This year's cost included: JANE STEVENS.....................................Kim Elfstrom HERMAN.................................Ken Galloway DIANE DODGE............................Sherry Hjelvik HORTENSE JONES..................................Cindy Kroemer EULALIA CRABTREE...............................Martha Krefting MILO HAMMERSMITH .......................Brad Johnson HELEN LESTRADE...........................Leslee Lone MISS BRACKLE..........................Margaret Miceli JONATHAN CARTWRIGHT.............................Rick Nelson TONY CARTWRIGHT.........................Roy Pearson AMY LINDSTROM ..........................Marilyn Pehl MURIEL DILBY...................................Julie Ponoth REGINA FEATHERS.........................Bonnie Tyrpo Using Brod Johnson as on exempt . Student Director Kathy Owens demonstrates the proper procedure for applying stoge make-up to leslee lane. Using her strength, Dione discourages the flippant odvonces mod by Tony. Soror.ty sisters Amy Imdiârom ond Eulal-a Crobfree observe the strange behovior of Dione Dodge os she â' âą to divert the attention of Miss Brackle ond M Jonathon Cartwright from Tony Cartwright, alios Mermon the (Oni-tor, os he cringes under the front room choir 144 Mils Brocklo, with her winning ways. tries in vain to capture the heart of a reluctont Herman Muriel watches in omusement as Regina, using Eulalia as o victim, tmitotes Miss Brackle's ovorfastidlous ways os she scolds Amy, while Hortenso awaits inspection. Kimono-Clad Songsters MinceThrough 'Mikado' This year's operetta, The Mikado, by Gilbert and Sullivan, was presented by the Senior Choir in Henry's auditorium on Wednesday, Morch 15. A ploy in two acts, the presentation depicted Jopanese citizens and the various visitors of state to the town of Titipu. Yum-Yum, a young maid, loves Nanki-Poo, a disguised pauper who is really the son of the Mikado of Jopan. Complications arise when Nonki-Poo discovers Yum-Yum's betrothal to Ko-Ko, the Lord High Executioner of Titipu. Under the pretense of being executed, Nonki-Poo elopes with Yum-Yum to escape the fate of being beheaded or marrying Katisha, an old maid from the Mikado's court. A series of confusing events spurred the comedy and music to a thrilling finale. This year's cast included: POOH-BAH.......................................John Anderson PEEP-BO................................Donna Bolte PlSH-TUSH.......................William Ehrlichmann NANKI-POO.......................................Ken Galloway PITTI-SING....................................Carol Mielke MIKADO.......................................George Miller YUM-YUM................................Cleone Rue KO-KO..................................John Rydeen KATISHA................................Bonnie Tyrpa Student Director leileo lone ond Svo Nordby work out ploy action ond scene grouping with Choir Director Dr. Price ond Stole Director Mr. Bowman. Jone Cortin provide piono accompaniment ond orche trol leadership. The Mikado Co t: ROW 1: J Rydeen. J. Ander on, C. Mielke, D. Bolte. C. Rue. ROW 2: T. Kotilo, L Kozicki. ROW 3: K. long. D. Johnson, G. Blomquest, S. Andersen, L lewis, D. Bolte, J. Wudtke, G. Hort, I. Cleveland, D. Wolf. ROW 4: S. Phifer, N. Field, C. Bye, M. Pehl, J. Knopp, B. Engstrom, S. Gelschu . 1 46 ROW 1: K. Galloway, G. Miller, B. Tyrpo, B. Ehrlichmonn ROW 2: S. Hovel, C. Newgord, S- Zondlo, 8. Winberg. ROW 3: B. Hordin. S. Picho, S. Alexander, P. Dehne. S. Larson, L Sventek, J. Peterson. P. lakotos, S. Crivitt, P. Hoyford, P. Pajok, M. Skavnak, S. Moxwell. ROW 4; B. Word, M. Whitney, T. Kapiton, C. lillenthol, T. lindstrom.C. lend, D. Berg. Four little maidt from school, Sue Crivits, Cheryl lund, Sharon Maxwell, and Pot Hayford. prepare to serenade Yum-Yum before she weds Nankl-Poo. Nonk. Poo, Ken Galloway, longingly asks Ygm-Yum. Cleone Roe. to be his bride. 147 Senior Class Recognizes Prominent Individuals BEST ALL AROUND Craig Pearson âDari Nelson CUTEST SMILE Jan Wagner âJoe Krosko SHYEST Mary Burns âJim Scott HANDSOMEST - PRETTIEST Tom Sowinaâ Jennifer Flolo PRETTIEST EYES Scott Schneider âSue Buss 148 BRIGHEST BLUSHER Kathy Hartfiel âBill Chose 149 FRIENDLIEST Owen Seeley âKim Elfstrom MOST MASCULINE-FEMININE Undo Olund âAl Berryman PEPPIEST-MOST ATHLETIC Bonnie Tyrpa âDave Fennern BEST FIGURE-PHYSIQUE Judy Martinson âChuck Meier 150 BEST DANCERS Wally Hubbs âPaula Kirsch MOST DESIRABLE DATE John Donahue âCindy Nelson MOST MISCHIEVOUS Sue Cfiviti â Doug Willner BIGGEST HUSTLERS Linda Elwood - Sieve Sandwick CUTEST COUPLE jack Derbis âMary Binlner 152 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Virg Senescall â Martha Krefting mill CLASS CLOWNS Steve Phifer âJone Luce BIGGEST ALIBIER Betty Johnson âSteve Lesley MOST SERVICE Cothy Disch âTerry Klein MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Brad Johnson âBarb Anshus 153 Senior IndexâClass of 1967 AASE, JULIE -6.74,70.91 Y-Teent; Patriot; Office Attitlont; NHS; Coun-telor't Attittont; Pep Club. Secretarial Club; Teacher Attittont. AASER, OANiEl - -Winder - 6.31 Gymnottict ADAIR. MARIANNE 6.89.96 Bond. Y-Ieent; Steno Service. Pep Band. Secre- tor.af Club; Pep Club AHIGRIM. CAROl -6.96 Y-Teent; Band. Pep Club; Pep Band ALEXANDER. JANET â Midge â6,97 Y-Teent. Band. Treoturer, Pep Club; German Club. Senior Advttory; GAA. Teocher't Attittont. Countelor't Attittont ALEXANDER. MAUREEN - Reen - 6,99 Y-Teent) Hi-litet; Office Attittont; Teocher't Attittont; EH A GAA. JA AMUNDSEN. HAROLD-6,91 Stage Crew ANDERSON. BETTY - fletfino - 6.79.90 FHA Y-Teent; Pep Club; library Attittont; Secretarial Club. ANDERSON. JAMES- Jim 6 GoH ANDERSON. JOHN - Johnnie - 6.38.75.76.91. 93.93.146.161 Stoge Crew. Monoger; Orator, Homeroom Editor. Senior Cho-r; Student Council. Senior Advitocy, Sophomore Gymnottict; Operetta ANDERSON. JUDITH - Jude -6.88 MDVC. Y-Teent; Student Council. GAA. Tenrxt; Office Attittont ANDERSON. MARJORIE - Margie -6 Pep Club ANDREASON. MARK -7 ANSHUS. BARBARA Borb.e Jone - 7.36.37,75. 76.77.78.80.83.91.139.153.154 Student Council. Sponith Club; Orator, Editor-in-Oeef; Y-Teent. AM-School Pretident. Orchettro; Teocher't Attittont. Pep Club. Red Crott Ditotter Corpt. Secretory; Guthrie Teen Council; NHS. Secretory. GAA. Pottel Paft. Alternate. Top Ten, HaB of fame. Operetta. Orchettra AR BOG AST, PATRICIA - Arby - 7 Y-Teent; JA G rV Choir; Pep Club; Secreforiol Club ARE. TERRENCE - Terry - 7.38.76.107.141.173 Foot boll. Hockey. Co-Coptom; Student Council; Senior Advttory ARMSTRONG. SONDRA- Red -7.91 Sponith Chib; f HA GAA; JA Teocher't Attittont ASPLUND. RANDALL - âGlrmpy - 7,105.176 Football. Bate boll. Hi-Y; Sophomore Hockey. AUST, GLORIA - Gto - 7.88 MOVC; GAA; Pep Club AYRES. DAVID â Do e â 6,7 Science Club BALTHAZOR. RICHARD- Rich - 7,10.38,105. 107 Eootboll; WretHing, Trock; Sophomore Batket-boll; Clott Sergeont-ot-Armt- BARNES. SHARON - Shor - 7.79.91 EH A Grrmon Chib. Teocher't Attittont. Debate; librory Attittont; Clott Ploy, Cottume Chairman. BASTIEN, LARRY - Eoter - 7 Bond. BAUERMElSTER. KATHLEEN - Kothie - 7.93 Girh' Choir. BAURR. LINDA - Lin - 7,80,93 Y-Teent; Glrlt' Choir. BECK. DENNIS - Denny - 8.88 MDVC; DECA BECKSTROM. BEVERlEE - Tiger - 8.93 Y-Teent; Gtrlt' Choir; Pep Club BENNETT. JAMES - âJim - 8 Gymnottict. BENSON. GARY - Benny â 6.8.91.96,98 Bond. Student Director; Pep Bond. Director.-Teocher't Attittont; Golf BENSON, SHEILA Sheify -8.9I Y-Teent. Teocher't Attittont. BERG. DAVID - Dove - 8.87.93.96.98.146.153 Bond, Pretident; Sophomore FootboH, Senior Choir; Pep Band; Science Club; Hi-Y; Hon of Fame. Operetta BERG. LINDA-8.74.78.91 NHS. Teocherât Attittont; Band. Pep Band; Pep Club; GAA. Sponith Club, Treoturer; Porrior. Poge Editor; Y-Teent. BERG. VICKI - Vick - 8.88 Y-Teent. Teocher't Attittont; MDVC. BERGESCH. LEEANN - Lee - 8 Pep Club; JA EHA. Teocher't Attittont. BERGREN. GLEN - 'Trueman - 8 Junior Vortrty EoofboM; MDVC BERKOWITZ. THOM- Berk - 8.10.30.37.105. 118.119.137.149 Eootboll; Wrettfing, Co-Coptom, Bate boll. Hall of Fame. BERNHARDT. KAY - Bemie - 8.88 Pep Chib; Girlt' Choir. MDVC. BERRYMAN. ALIEN - Berry -8.10.105.106.118. 119,150 Football; Wrettling. Co-Captain; Boteboll; Bond; Holl of fame, BERTHIAUME. CHARLENE - Chor - 8.97 Bond; Y-Teent; Pep Club. BETZLER, RICHARD- Rick -8 Boteball BEYNON. SUSAN - Boyne -8,76 Student Council; Y-Teent; FHA; Pep Club. Teocher't Attittont. BINKLEY, ROBERT- Bob -8 Science Club BINTNER. MARY-9.151 Y-Teent; Teocher't Attittont; Office Atuttont; Student Council; JA Hall of Fome. BlORN. BARBARA â NorEty â 9,91 Y-Teent; Hi-litet; Teocher't Attittont; Pep Club; Band BOLAN. DAVID - Burr - 9.96.98 Bond. Pep Band; Hi-Y. Touring Inter-Collegiate Prett in Kontot City. Borb Anthut learnt how the Orator it printed 154 AXEll. JAMES - Mr A f . Kuntt - 7.141 Hockey. Hi-Y; Sophomore Football. Clott Ploy. Scene Detrgn BOSQUf I. CECILY - C«â- V.64.76.B4.158 Sponiih Club. Preiidem, Y-Teent; P p Club; Student Council; Potnot. BOURD6AU. NANCEY -9,88 Gtrltâ Choir. MDVC; Ttocherât AttJtfont BRADf ORO. ROBE R T - BooV - 9 BRADLEY. JAMESâ Jim â9 Siding, BRAMHA1L DOUGLAS -9 BRAY. llNDA-9 Y-T en ; Sponith Club; GAA. Secretariol Club. BREDCMUS, GEORGEANN - Georg - 9.89 Steno Service; Student Council; Pep Oubj Sec-retonol Club. BRONNER, CAIl â 9.158 Y-Teens. Teocher'i Assittont; Pofriot; Cermon Club BROWN. ROBERT - Bob' â9.88 MOVC. BRUCE. DAWN -10 Y-Teens; Pep Club; Girls' Choir. BUESCHER. JUDY -10 BUMGARNER, TERRENCE â Terry 10 Skiing; Sophomore FootboU. BURKE. BRUCE - -Stone - 10 Sophomore Hockey. BURNS. MARY â10.36,38,75.78.83.91,146 Counselor's Assurant; Teocher'i Assistant; FHA, NHS; German Club; Senior Advisory. Hall of Fome. BUSS. SUSAN - -Sueâ - 10.148 Y-Teens; Hall of Fome. BUTH. VICKI - âVick - 10.75.78JI German Club; Orator, Homecoming Editor; Y-Teeni; library Assurant; NHS BYE. UNDA-10 Girl ' Choir; Senior Choir; Operetta; Germon Club, Teocher'i Assistant; Student Council. CADWfU. PETER ââPete â 10.75 H -Y; Science Club; Ororor. CAMERON, DOYlE- 10.86 Speech CAMP. CYNTHIA â Cindyâ â 10 Counselor's Assistant; Teocher't Assistant; Secretarial dub. C ARISON DON AID - Donâ- 10.38.76.106.128 Foofboll; Golf. Student Council; Senior Advisory CARISON. JUllE-ll Y-Teens. Pep Club CATUN. JANE - 11.36.75.78.92.93.139.146 Orator, Seniors Editor; Senior Chou. Treoturer. Accompaniit; Girl ' Choir; NHS; GAA. Operefto, AccomponHt; Pep Club; Class Ploy, Music Co-ordinator. CHOSE. WIUIAM â 8IMââ11,107,120,149 Swimming; Gymnastics, Co-Coptoin, Junior Vor sity Football. Hall of Fame. CHRISTENSEN. CHRIST - âChris - 11.75.78,91, 96,97.98 Bond; Pep Band; Orator; Hi-Y; NHS CHRISTENSEN. JAMES - Jimâ - 11 CHRISTOFFHERSON. MARY - âChris-- 11.88 Y-Teent; Teocher'i Aiwtont; MOVC MCA. Treoturer. COGSWEll. TIMOTHY - rim-- 11 COlf S, JAMES - Jim - 11 CONGDON. MARION - 11 Sponith Club; Pep Club; Butinett Club. CONIEY. MARGARET- Moggie - 11 0 Student Council; Pep Club, Y-Teent; Secretoriol Club; JA. COOPER. BRIAN - Coop -11 COYNE. LESIIE--let -II Pep Club; Y-Teent; Sponith Club CRANAK. VICTORIA-'Vrckr- 11,88 French Club; FHA. librory Aitltfonf. CRAWFORD, RE NEE - 11.93 Grit'Choir. GAA DISCH. CATHERINE - Xoth ' 12.33.37.3 78.83.91,132.133.139.153 GAA. Bodmlnton, Co-Coplain. lenrvt. Orator, Activities and Clubs Editor; S Council; NHS. Treoturer; Teocher't Attiiron Club, Secretory Treoturer, Clou Treoturer, of Fome; Counselor's Atiiitont; Clast Properties Choirmon. DISCH. PHIUIP- G onr- 12.82,123 Hockey; Boteboll; Hi-Y. DIS TEL KATHIEEN - KothT- 12.88 MDVC; Teocher'i Assistant DONAHUE. JOHN- Moddog - 12.38.64.76.10 151 Student Council; Senior Advisory. Junior Vort't] FootboU; Holl of Fame. DUNHAM, GARY - 7.12.78.87.91.96.97.98 Bond, Vice-President, Personnel Manager. Pep Bonn Tyrpo playfully teoses Kim Elf j trom during the Closs Play os Mortho Krefting looks on C Rl VI T$. SUSAN - Sueâ - 11.91,93.146.151 Guts' Choir. Senior Choir, Operetta. Costume Chairman; Y-Teens. French Club; library Assistant; Teocher't Assistant, Pep Club; Class Ploy. Ticket Soles. Holl of Fome. CROSSMAN. CHERYL - ShotT - 11 Y-Teens; Pep Club. Student Council. CROW. LORETTA â 12.68.78.94.95 Orchestra. NHS. GAA. librory Assistant; Operef-  o. Orchestra CULVER. JOHN - 12 DAHIBCRG. CAIVINâ 12.96.98.105 Football. Pep Band. Band DAPPER. MARY - 12.76.91.99 Hi-Utes. Y-Teent; Girls' Choir; Teocher't Assistant, Student Council. DENNSTEDT. JACK - âPeter Robbirâ - 12.88 MDVC. DfRBIS. JOHN - Joe -9.12.82.123.127.151 Hockey. Baseball. Cross Country; Mo« of Fome; Hi-Y. Bond; football; Science Club, Secretory; Teoch-er's Assistant; H -Y; Sophomore BotketboR; Orchestra, NHS. EICHOIT. NANCY - 12 Y-Teent. Pep Club. EIFSTROM. KIM - 12.67,76,77.80.91,93.99.137, 142,149,155,158 Pep Club; French Club; Girls' Cho t; Teocher't Assistant,- Y-Teent. Hi-litet. Co-Coptoin: Student Council. Treoturer; Homecoming Attendant; Pot riot; Closs Ploy, Holl of fame; Class Officer Candidate. BUCKSON, MARK - âChinââ 13 EIWOOO. UNDA - 13.38.75,78,91.151 Orator, Focuhy Editor, Sponith Club, Pep Club; Teocher't Assistant. Student Council; Senior Advisory, Dayton's Teen Board. Y-Teent; NHS; HoII of fome. ENGMAN. TERRY-13 ERICKSEN, UNDA - 13.55.83.89.90 German Club. Pep Club. Office Attittant; Secretoriol Club, Vice-President; Y-Teens, GAA. 155 ERICKSON. BEVERLY â Bev â 13 Orchettro ERICKSON. DEBORAH - Debbie - 13 Pep C wb; Teocher't Attittont. ERICKSON. JAMES â â'Erik â 13,179 Hockey. Tennit. ERICKSON. MARY ANN - 13.75.79.85.91 FHA; Pep Club; Sponith Club; Teocher't Aim tool; library AulPanl; Orator. NHS ERlANDSON, MARY - 13.85.96,98 Y-Teent. Teocherât Assistant; Bond. Pep Bond. Sponith Club. Pep Club; GAA Bodminton. Girl â Choir. EVANS, DARREllâ 13.91,96.98 Hi-Y; Teocher't Assistant; Bond; Sophomore Football; Sophomore Batketboll; Pep Bond. EVERETT. JOYCE-13.88 MDVC; DECA FAIK, SUSAN â Suky â 13 Y-Teent; Secretarial Club; Teocherât Astittani; Pep Club. FARRIER. KAREN-13 MOVC FEITON. IOIS - loey - 13.74 Patriot, Edttor-in-Chref; Debate; Orchestra. French Club. NHS; Speech; Teocher't Assistant. FENNERN. OAVIO-âDove - 10.13.38.75,91.105. 106.113.138.139.140.150 Teocher't Attittont; Orator; Football. Co-Coptoin; Basketball. Co-Coptoin; Baseball. Senior Advisory. Holl of Fame; Clots Officer Candidate. FENSTRA JULIE-13 Band; Steno Service; Pep Bond. Orchettro; JA. FINSTROM. WilLARD â Whop â 14.118 Tennis; Wrestling. FISH. PATRICIA- Par - 14.80.96.97 Bond. Color Guord. Pep Club; JA. GAA. Y-Teent; Class Ploy, Artwort FIOIO. JENNIFER - 14.26.99,148 Senior Choir; Y-Teent. Mi-litet. Co Coptom.- Operetta; Girls' Choir; Holl of Fome; Top Ten, FOlEY, JOHN -âJock - 14.74,76.78 Trock; Patriot. NHS; Student Council FORD. JEANNE - 14.85,91,97 GAA; Spanish Club; Y-Teent; Bond. Color Guord; Pep Club; Teocher't Assistant. FRASER. MICHAEL- Sgueek - 14,118 Wrestling. FREEMAN. PAULA - 14.79.86 FHA Parliamentarian; Teocher't Assistant FREEMAN. THOMAS â Tom â 14 FREY. CHRISTINE - Huf oba oo - 14.89 GAA; FHA; Pep Club; Steno Service FRISEll. LINDA â Fri â 14.85 Y-Teent; Sponith Club; Pep Club. GAGE. DAVI0 - âDove - 14 Junior Varsity Football GAUOWAY, KENNETH - Kenâ - 14.38.91.92,93. 146 Teacher's Assistant; Stage Crew; Senior Choir, Vice-President; Operetta. Clots Play; Senior Advisory. GALVIN. SHARON - âSherri - 14.81.88 Y-Teens; JA; Office Assistant. GILBERTSON. NORRIS - Nor - 14 Golf; Sophomore Batketboll GISH. JAMES-âJoy -14 GUMS0ALE. CONSTANCE - âConn. - 14 Y-Teent GORDON. LYNN - âFfoshâ - 15.88 MDVC. GORMLEY. TERRY - 15.94 Orchestra; Band; Pep Bond GRANER. DARREll-15 Gymnottics. GRANGER. JEANNE - 15.74.76.78.83.91,159 GAA. Pep Club, NHS. Y-Teent. Teocher't Ass-s-tont, JA. Student Council. Patriot. Operetta. Artwork. GROTHEIM. DAVID-15 Spanish Club; Science Club. GULLICKSON. LINDA- 15,85.91.93 Y-Teens; GAA; Girls' Choir; Pep Club; Sponith Club; Teocher't Assistant. GUMINGA SANDRA - Sandy - 15 Y-Teens. JA. Pep Club; librory Assistant. HABECK. ELIZABETH - lij y - 15.79 FHA Pep Club HAHNE. SANDRA -Sandy - 15.76,91 Student Council; Counselor's Assistant; Teocher't Assistant. HAIN. SUSAN - Sue -15.81.94.99 Orchettro, Vice-President; Y-Teent. Chapter President. Postel Pots. Coptain; Teocher't Attit-tont; Senior Advisory. Pep Club. HALBERT. SUSAN - Sue - 15 Y-Teens; Pep Club, GAA. Speech; JA HALEK. JOAN - âCookie - 15.91 Pep Chib. Sponith Club; Teocher't Attittont. HANSEN. JOYCE - Choice - 15.80 Bond. Y-Teent; Pep Club. HARDY. CHERYL- Sherry 15.91.93 Teocher't Assistant. Girls' Choir. HART. GLORIA - 16.75.78.84.92.146 Sponith Club; Senior Choir.- Operetta. Orator, NHS; Office Attittont. GAA Y-Teent; Girls' Choir. HARTFlEl. KATHLEEN - Korhy - 16.89.139.149 Y-Teent. Teocher't Attittont. Pep Chib; GAA. Secretarial Club. Secretory; Holl of Fome. HATlESTAD. JUDITH- Judi - 16.88 Y-Teent; MDVC; DECA President HAVEL. SYlVA- A ysâ- 16.85.92.146 Orchestra; Senior Choir.- Student Council; German Club; Operetta HAWKINSEN. BARBARA - Sorb - 16.90.93 Girlt' Choir; Office Astittani; Clots Ploy. Stage Aid. HAYFORO. PATRICIA- Par - 16.93.146 Y-Teent. All-School Treasurer, Senior Choir; Girls' Choir; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Office Assistant; Operetfo. HEGGEN. ROBERT - Bob - 16.97.98 Bond. Pep Band; Sophomore Footboll. Sue Hertog thinks about commencement at she it meotured lor her cop and gown HEILMAN. MARIE - âPrim - 16,85.90.91 Y-Teent. GAA Pep Club; Sponith Club; library Assistant HEMPEl. SANDRA - Sandy - 16 HENDERSON. CHARLES - âChuck - 16 HERZOG. SUSAN - Sue - 16.85.156 SST Attittont; Y-Teent; GAA Pep Club; Teocher't Attittont. Secretarial Club; Sponith Club; Clots Ploy. Moke-up Choirmon. HINOTE. BARBARA - Barb - 16,78,79.90 FHA; Pep Club. Y-Teent. Spanish Club. Teocher't Assistant. Secretarial Club; NHS. HJELVIK. SHERRY - I6.27J6.152 Speech. Clots Ploy; HoU of Fome. Top Ten. HLADY, MICHAEL - Sheriff - 16 Hi-Y; Science Club. Senior Advisory HIAVNICKA LARRY - Curly - 17 Teocher't Attittont. HOGNESS. DAVID - 17,123 Hockey. HOLMBERG. DOUGLAS - 17.94,95 Wrestling, Sophomore Baseball; Orchettro. President. HUBBS. WAITER - Wolfy - 17,128.150 Student Council; Golf; Holl of Fome. HUBER. MARTIN â Marry â 17.120 Gymnastics. 56 HUBER. SUZETTE - Sue - 17 French Club; Pep Club. Y-Teent IRWIN. BRIAN - 17.64 Sophomore foot boll ISRAEL. CRAIG-17,76 GoM; Sophomore Football; Student Council. JACKSON. GEORGE - Hulk- - 17.106. II 1,113 Footboll. Botketball JACOBSON, MARY - Sunk - 17 Orchettro. JASPER. KATHRYN - Kathy - I 7,38.76,77.78.83. 84,85.91.137.140 Student Council. Secretory. NHS; Homecoming Attendant; Spanish Club. Treasurer. Y-Teen . Pep Club, Vice-President; Senior Advisory; Counselor' Assistant; Clots Officer Candidate. JENSEN. ROBERT-17.129 Sophomore Footboll JEROE. PATRICIA - Potâ-17.93 Girls' Choir; Teocher't Assistant. JOGODKA. THOMAS - âGodsJd - 17 Trock. JOHNSEN. MARY - 18.36.78.87 Y-Teen . Science Club; GAA Golf. NHS; Teocher't Assistont; Student Council; German Club. JOHNSON. BETTY - Boomer - 18,91.153 Teocher't Assistant; Y-Teeni. Holl of Fome JOHNSON. BRADLEY Brad - 13.18.24.37.67. 75.78.87.91,144.153,160 Orator, Sports Editor,- SST Assistant; Teocher's Assistant; Science Club, Vice-President,- Clast Ploy. Sophomore Footboll; Sophomore Botketball; NHS; Clast Officer Candidate. Hoi of Fame. JOHNSON. DOROTHY â Dotty â 18,92 Senior Choir; Girls' Choir. Operetto JOHNSON. DUANE - Johns - 18 JOHNSON. EDWARD - Ed - 18.36.37.74.78.109. 113,130 Patriot, Cross Country. Co-Coptom; Trock; Bosket-boll; NHS, Vice-President. Red Cross Disaster Corps. JOHNSON. MARK-18 JOHNSON. RICHARD â Rick â 18.37.75,78,82 Orator. Hi-Y, All-School Choplom. NHS. President; Sophomore Football. Student Council JOHNSON. SALLY - Sor - 18 Pep Club; Student Council; FHA Y-Teent. JOHNSON, THOMAS - Harmon - 18.129 Golf; Tenn. ; Sophomore Footboll; Sophomore Hockey. JOHNSTON. LYLE - ''lefty - 18,106.113.127 Football, Basketball. Baseball JOROAN. STEVEN - âBirf - 18 Band. JUNCESKI. BARBARA -Barb -18 KAPITAN. TOMIS - 7©mâ - 18.92.146 Senior Choir. Sophomore Bose ball. Operetta KELLY. CAROL-19.94.95 Orchettro, Mascot; Y-Teent; Teocher't Assistant. Pep Chib. Student Council. KENYON. SHELDON - Shef- 19 Boteboll KIELAS, DENNIS- Oenny - 35.88 MDVC; DECA KIMPLING. LINDA- JCid - 19.91.96 Band; Teocher't Assistont KIRSCH, ARTHUR â Art â 19 Gymnottict; Teocher't Assistant. KIRSCH. PAULA- Puela - 19.99.150 Pep Club; Y-Teent; Librory Assistant; Ht-litet. Captain; Girls' Choir; Penne s Teen Boord; Student Council; Holl of Fome. KLEIN. TERRY -19.76.77.85.153 Student Council. President; All-City Student Council. Treoturer; Teocher's Assistant; Tennis; Holl of Fame KRIER, MARY -19 Y-Teens. KRONBERG. SHlRlEY - 19 KRY0UBA. CHERYL - 20.78.79.85,90 NHS. GAA Bodmmtoo; Pep Club; Spanish Club FHA Y-Teent; Library Assistont; Office Asti tont, Business Club. LACLARE. LAURENCE - lorry - 20 IAFON0. RENEE - Frenchie''-20.91 Girls' Choir, Teocher's Assistant; JA LAMERE. THOMAS - Tom -20 Gymnastics. LANE. LESLEE- letter - 12.20.36.38.75.76,78. 91.93.132,144.146.159 Y-Teent; Teacherâs Assistant. Orator. Copy Editor; Pep Club; French Club. Historian; GAA. Badminton, Co-Coptoin. GoM; Grit' Choir; Senior Choir; The hockey team, olong with a beaming William's A eno Manager, prepares to eat their victory cake. KOCUR. BEVERLY - Bev - 19.78 Pep Club; Secretarial Club; NHS KOLOSKY. PATRICIA - Pot - 19.89 Y-Teent; Steno Service. Pep Club. KOLVIG, LOUISE - 19.78.88 NHS; Librory Assistant; MDVC. KOSLOSKI. KARL - Koi - 19 KOTILA THOMAS - Tom - 19.38.75.78.146 Orofor; NHS; Senior Advisory. SST Assistant; Operetto; Senior Choir. KRAEMER. CYNTHIA - Kroem - 19.79.86.152 Bond. FHA. Y-Teens. Speech; Pep Club. Secretarial Chib. Clots Ploy; Holl of Fome. KRASKA JOSEPH - Buffer - 19.123.148 Hockey; Sophomore Footboll. Trock; Hi-Y; Ho ol Fome; Closs Officer Candidate. KREBS. MICHAEL - Moynord - 19 KREFTING. MARTHA â Morfy â 19,33.78,83.96. 97.98.132.133.152.155 Y-Teent. Bond, Color Guard. Motcot; Pep Bond; Orchestra. Pep Club. Secretory-Treosurer. President; NHS; GAA Bodmmton; Closs Ploy. HoU of Fome. Operetta. Student Director. Science Club; Student Council; Senior Advisory; Donaldson's Teen Board; Closs Play; NHS. LANG. Gf RAID â Jerry - 20 LARSON. BONNIE - 20 JA. Steno Service; MDVC LARSON. JUDITH - Skeffi - 20 LARSON. KATHLEEN - lorsy - 20.38.74.78,91 Y-Teent. Bond. Pep Club; GAA. Teocher't Assistant. NHS; Patriot. Poge Editor, Senior Advisory LARSON. STEVEN - 20.128 GoM LASIEY, STEVEN - Rudfege - 20.22.25.64.91. I05.M2.113.130.153 Botketball. Co-Cop tom. Track; Footboll, Baseball; Holl of Fome LAWRENCE. GAYLE - Schnooks 20 Y-Teen ; JA; Pep Club. IE DELL. LYNN-20.80 Y-Teent; French Club; Secretarial Club, LEIPUS. EILEEN - 21.36.76.78.79.87.91.159 FHA. NHS. GAA; JA Teocher't Assistant, Ubrory Assistont. Science Chib. Student Council. Business Club; Counselor's Assistont. 157 LEONARD, ANDREA â And ' â21,25,75 Pep Club; Girlt' Cho«r; Orofor, Teocher't A . - tool. LEWIS, ELIZABETH â Beth â21 . Y-Teent; Pop Club; Teocher't Attittont; JA. LEYDEN. FRANK-21.88 LIllENTHAl, CAROL - 21,79.93 GAA; FHA; Pep Club; Office Attittont; Senior Choir; Butinest Club; Operetto. UNDBERG, SYLVIA-21 Y-Teen ; MDVC; DECA. IIN DSTROM, TE RESA - Terry - 21,93 Girl ' Choir; Senior Choir; GAA; Y-Teen ; Pep Club; Teocher't Attittont; Operetto, Ticket Chairman. LLEWELLYN, GAIL-21 Band; Y-Teon ; Pep Club. LUBERACKI. LOUISE - Louie - 21 LUBY, JUDY - lube -21 Y-Teent; Teocher't Attittont; Pep Club. LUCE. JAN E - Martha - 21.153 Y-Teent; Pep Club; Bond; Student Council; Hall of Fame. LUND. CHERYL-21,78.89 Girlt' Choir; Senior Choir; Y-Teent; Pep Club; Student Council; Operetto; Secretarial Club; NHS. LYNCH, CYNTHIA - Cind ' - 21 MADISON. MICHAEL 21 MARTINSON. CHRISTINE - âJud '- 21.74,139. ISO Y-Teent; Secretorio! Club. Patriot, Butinett Monoger; Bond; Pep Club; Holl of fame. MASON. JUDITH - Jodi - 21.91.139 Y-Teent; Countclor't Attittont; Pep Club; french Club; Library Attittont; Science Club. MATT. CLAUDIA- Crabby - 22.81.91 Teocher't Attittont; Pep Club; Y-Teent. MAT TICE. MARY - Modii - 22 Pep Club; Secretarial Club. Y-Teent; Office Attittont; library Attittont. MATTISON. CATHERINE - Cathy - 22 Countelor't Attittont; Bond; GAA. MATTSON, ROBERT - Matty '-22.74,76.78.109. 127 Boteball; German Club; Patriot, Poge Editor; Crott Country; Student Council; NHS. MAURICIO, MATT-22,107 Football; Wrettlmg; Trock. MAXWELL SHARON - âMox - 22.29.93.146 Y-Teent; French Club, Office Attittont; Senior Choir; Operetto, Propertiet Choirmon; Girlt' Choir. Ckitt Ploy, Ticket Solet. McCABE. KATHERINE - Kofhy - 22 Gormon Club; Pep Club. McGill. JAMES - Jim - 22,113,127 Teocher't Attittont; Sonior Advitory; Boteball; Baikclboll; Student Council. Me LEAN, JAMES - Jim - 22 Junior Vortity Football; Junior Vortity Hockey. MEEHl, RICHARD-22.88 Golf; MOVC. MEIER,CHARLES- Chuck - 10,22,105.106,127. 138,139,150 Football, Co-Captain; Boteboll; Teocher't Att.t-lont; Student Council; Holl of Fomo. MEYERS. CHARLES - The Other One 22.86.142 Speech; Science Club. Debate. MlCEll, MARGARET - Mugt â23.74,91,149 Patriot; Debate; Speech; Germon Club; Teocher't Attittont; Clatt Ploy; Hall of Fame. MICKElSON, BRUCE - Micfcefi - 23.120,121 Gymnottict. MICKElSON. STEVEN - Mike - 23 Hi-Y; Trock; Tonnit. MIELKE. CAROL - 18.23.36.37,38,39,76,78.91.93. 147 Teocher't Attittont; Student Council; NHS; Senior Advitory; Senior Choir; Operetto, Choreogrophy; Girlt' Choir; Orofor Repretento'ive. MIETTUNEN, DIANE-23.78 Countelor't Attittont; NHS. MIHM. CHERYL - 21.23,78,79 Teocher't Attittont; Y-Teent; FHA; Pep Club; Science Club; NHS. MILLER. DON - Miller - 23 Football. MILLER, GEORGE - 23,26.91,92.93.147 Senior Choir, Sergeont-ot-Armt, Organitt; Teach- er't Attittont; Operetta. MILLER. RONALO - 23.38.76,91,94 Student Council; Trock; Stage Crew; Orchettro; Senior Advitory. MILLER. THOMAS - Tom - 23 Sophomore Football, Gymnottict; Teocher't Attittont; Student Council. MINIKUS, DONNA- Mmole -23 MITCHELL DANIEL- Monn -23,107,118 Footboll; Hi-Y; Wrettlmg; Tennit. MITCHELL. WILLIAM - Bill - 23.74.85,117 Swimming; Potriot. MOHR. DANIEL - Oonny - 23 MOORE. SANDRA - Send ' - 23 GAA. MORK, LINDA-23 Y-Teent; GAA; Teocher't Attittont; Pep Club. MOZEY. BRUCE-24.88 MDVC; DECA. MULLEN, PATRICK - Par- 24.120 JA; Trock; Gymnottict. MULVIllE. PATRICK - Mole - 24.120 Gymnottict. MUSGRAVE. BARBARA - Barb - 24.91 GAA; Pep Club; Y-Teent; Teocher't Attittont. NELSON, CYNTHIA - Cidney - 24,81.84.91,99. 137,151 Y-Teent, Chapter Pretidont; Sponith Club; Hi-litet; Teocher't Attittont; Pep Club; Patriot; FHA; Homecoming Attendant; Powerât Teen Board; Holl of Fome. NELSON, DARI - Nef y - 17,24,36.37.39,75.76, 78.80,86,91.97.102,103,136.138,139,140.141, 148 NHS; Choerleoder, Coptoin; Y-Teent, All-School Vice-Pretident, ICC Repretenlotivo, Chapter Pretident; Pep Club; Orofor, Photogrophic Coordinator; Bond, Bond Council; Teocher't Attittont; Girlt' Stote; GAA; Student Council; Homecoming Queen. Pep Bond; Holl of Fome; Speech. NELSON. DARRELL-24 NELSON. DIANE-24 GAA; Secretarial Club. NELSON. H. FREDRIC - Rick - 9.24,38,86,131 Gymnottict; Swimming; Trock; Speech; Clatt Ploy; Senior Advitory. NELSON. RUTH - Neft - 24.78.91.93 Y-Teen . Chapter Pretident; NHS; Teocher't Attittont; Sponith Club; Pep Club; Girlt' Choir; Senior Choir; Senior Advitory; Operetto. NELSON, SANDRA - Sond ' - 23.24.74.94,95 Y-Teent; Orchettro; Patriot; Office Attittont; Pep Club. Secretarial Club. Kim Elfttrom, Cecily Botque . and Gail Bronner work diligently typing their ttoriet for a future Potriot. 158 NEPSTAD. STEVEN - Neperâ - 35 Wrettling. NEUBERGE6. MARIANNE - âTood - 11.24.3V.78, 89,90.93 NHS, Senior Choir. Girl ' Choir. Pep Club, Op-eretto; Y-Teent; Secretoriol Club; lunchroom Attittont; S eno Service; Clo  Officer Condidote NEVISON. JAMES - J. 8. - 25.129 Tennit; Boteboll, Student Council; Sophomore Footboll NEWGARO. CHRISTINE - Chrit - 25.92 Senior Choir,- Girl ' Choir; Y-Teen . Operetta NEWTON. BARBARA - 8orb - 25 Pep Club. Secretarial Club NEWTON. JOYCE - âJo â - 25.79 Office Attittont; Y-Teent, GAA FHA; Teacher Attittont; Pep Club; Secretarial Club. NIEISON. MARYBETH - Mor ' - 25 Pep Club. NIZNIK, BARBARA - âBarb - 25.88 Secretarial Club. NOARD. JOHN â Frank â 25 Junior Vanity Footboll. NORDBY. SUSAN - Neumoâ - 25,80.85.91.92,93. 99,137,140.148.149 Front Five. Coptoin; Senior Choir, MokoI; Y-Teent, All-School Treoturer; Pep Club; Teocher't Attittont; Homecoming Attendant; French Club; Speech; Hall of Fame; Clott Officer Candidate; Operetto. Student Director. NOYES. DAVID-âDove - 25 OGREN, RONAIO - 25,91.109.115 Hi-Y, All-School Vice-Pre dent; Crott Country, Co-Captain; Trock; Stage Crew; Skiing. Co-Coptoin. OKUBO, DEANNA Irma -25.91.99.152 Y-Teent, library Attlttont; Hi-litet; French Club, Teocher't Avtttant. Secretoriol Club, Hall of Fame. CH.SON, ERIC - Gu - 25 Swimming; Gymnottict: Track; Teocher't An i tont; MDVC. DEC A. Clou Officer Condxfote OtSON. GARY -- Ole - 25 Gymnottict. OISON. GAYlE - âRe r - 11.25.90 GAA. librory Attittont. Pep Club; Orchettro. Y-Teent; Teocher't Attittont. OISON. GREG - âWolldobeotf- - 25 'Mi-Y. OlUND, IINDA - Lynn - 25,76.91.99.150 Student Council; Front Five. Teocher't Attittont, Y-Teent. Pep Club; Sponith Club; librory Attit tant; MoH of Feme. Top Ten OWENS, KATHlÂŁEN- Kofhâ- 26,144 Y-Teent; Pep Club; Clott Ploy. Student Director; Speech. Sponith Club; DECA. PAETZNICK, RONAID â Ron - 26 Student Council. PAJAK. PATRICIA - Pof - 26.83.92.97 Senior Choir, Girft' Choir. GAA. Pep Club. Secretarial Club, Operetta PAUISON. THOMAS - Tom - 26.82.118 Mi-Y, Ad-School Treoturer; WrettLng,- Bond; Sophomore Footboll. Donoldton't Teen Board PAURUS. SUSAN - Sue - 26,74,79.83 JA. GAA. NHS; Pep Club. Patriot; Germon Club; Y-Teent; FHA. Vice-Pretident, Teocher't Attittont; Secretoriol Club. PAURUS. VICTORIA - 'Vicki - 26.81 Y-Teent, Chapter Pretident; Pep Club. Sponith Club, Patriot. PEACOCK. TERRH â Buck ' â 26.31 PEARSON, CRAIG - 26.38.39,76.77,128.148 Student Council. Vice-Pretident; Golf; Sophomore Footboll; Senior Advitory. Clott Pretident; Holl of Fame, Hi-Y. PEARSON. ROY-26.152 Clott Play, Holl of Fame. PEEK. JAMES- Jim -26 PEGG. RON - Peger - 26.109.115 Crott Country. Skiing, Co-Coptom.- Trock. PEHl. MARIIYN - 26,91.92.146 Y-Teent; Senior Choir; Teocher't Attittont. Operetto; Clott Ploy. PETERSON. GAYlE - 26.79.91 FHA. Teocher't Attrttont. letlee lone painfully blowt bolloont to help decorote the lunchroom. PHIFER, STEVEN- Mutttkr - 15.2748.91,93.147, 153 Gymnattict; Senior Choir; Hi-Y; Clott Matcot; Senior Advitory; Operetto PHIUIPPS. JEFFREY-âJeff - 27 Hall Guard PIRICH. MICHAEl - âMike - 27.91 Teocher't Attittont. POHl. MARIIYN-27.90,93.94,95 Office Attittont; Orcheitra. POUEY. DARYl - 27.82.123.126.127.152 Bateball. Hockey, Alternate Coptoin; Hi-V; Sophomore Footboll; Mall of Fame POUEY. PAMEIA - Pom -27 Sponith Club; Pep Club. Y-Teent POMEROY. MOUY 27,76.80 Pep Club; Sponith Club. G«rltâ Choir; Y-Teent. Student Council; Teochert' Attittont. PONATH. JULIE - 9,27.67.74.78.83.86.142 Pep Club. Spomth Club, Treoturer, Secretary. Vice-Pretident; Y-Teent. Patriot; Clott Ploy; Student Council. Speech, librory Attittont; GAA. Bodminton.- NHS. PRATHER. CHRIS - 27.93 Senior Choir; WretHmg. Debate PROVO. IESTER - âlet - 27 QUADY. ClYDC - 27 QUAN. TONI-2748 Bond. DECA. MDVC. Teocher't Atvttant RAPACZ. PATRICIA - Pot - 27.28,75.78.83.91 Orator. Pep Club; GAA, Bodminton, Golf, Tennit. Countelor't Attittont; NHS; Girl ' Choir. REISTAD. HOllY Reittood 19.27.38.74,78.81 Y-Teent, Chapter Pretident. Sponith Club. Pretident, Pep Club. Countektr't Attittont; NHS; Patriot. Poge Editor; Power' Teen Board; GAA. Secretoriol Club; Senior Advitory; Clott Secretary. REITSMA. MICHAEl - Mike - 28,75 Orator, Photographer RENSIOW, ROBERT - Rob - 28 MDVC RENSIOW. ROBERTA - Robbie - 28 RESNIKOFF. MARTIN - Mart - 28.91 Trock, Junior Vortity Football. Gymnottict; Teocher't Attittont; Holl Guord 159 RICE. DOUGLAS - Ooug - 28.123.127 Hockey. Boteboll RICHTER. MICH At I - Mike - 28.88 DCCA. MOVC RINGATf. WAYNE - Woyne Train' - 28.91 RITTER. JANICE - Momo Rir - 28.99.152 Student Council; Y-Teen . Hi-lite . Teocher's Assistant; l.b'Ofy Assistant; Girts' Choir; Holl o Tome. ROBERTS. JAMES J.m - 28.128 GoM; Sophomore Hockey ROBINSON. TlOYD - Robbie - 28 Wrestling; Trock. ROGAlSKI. EDWARD - Ed - 28,120 Gym noetic  . ROSE. MARY - 28 Girls' Choir. ROSE. PATRICIA - Pof - 28.91 Teocherâs Assistant; Pep Club; Secretonol Club. RUD. PENNY-28.94.95 Orchestra. JA; Bond. Operetto. Occhestro RUOOlPH. IRA -29 RUE. ClEONE - Ding Dong ' 29,36.37.78.92.146 NHS. SST Anuionl, Orator Representative. Red Crott D  o ter Corps; Student Council. Y-Teen . German Club; Senior Choir; Operetto RYAN. DANIEL - Rhino - 29.88 MDVC; Teocher' Assistont. Bond. DECA RYDEEN. JOHN 29.76.91.92.93,147 Senior Choir. President; Student Council; Operetto. SALINE. PAULA - Stub - 29.88 Bond, MDVC. SALLMAN. KENNETH Ken -10.29.96.98 Bond, Pep Bond; Footboll; Trock; Hi-Y. SAMBORSKI, DUANE - Boris - 29 Trock; Pep Bond; Bond. SANDER. WEN0Y-29.79 Y-Teens. FHA JA. SANDWlCK. STEVEN Snake - 29,151 Sophomore Footboll; Hi Y; Hockey; Holl of Fame. SATHER. MICHELE - Mickey - 2V Secretonol Club; Pep Club. SAWINA. THOMAS - Tonto - 29.148 Holl of Fome. SCATTAREllA. DAVID- Beony - 29.86.107 Footboll; Sophomore Hockey. Debate SCHENDEl. GARRY - 29 Sophomore Basketball. Sophomore Football SCHEUNEMAN. ROBERT - Grub - 29.149 Hi-Y; Hall of Fome. SCHMIDT, GARY - try B.rty - 29.66 Sophomore Hockey SCHMIDT. THOMAS - Smirfy - 30 Gymnastics. SCHMIEDLIN. JACK - 30.82.97.98 Hi-V; Pep Band. SCHNEIDER. SCOTT - 30.148 Sophomore Hockey. Holl of Fome. SCHOLAR. JAMES - Bum - 30,88 Teacher Ass.stont; MDVC; DECA SCHUGG. KATHLEEN - Kofhâ - 30,76.90 Pep Club; Y-Teen ,- JA. library Assistant; Student Council. SCHWARTZ. SUSAN- Sue - 30 Y Teens; FHA; GAA. JA; Pep Club; Library As . font. SCOn. JAMES - Jo.me -30.148 Hall of Fame. SEELEY. OWEN - Nappy - 30.38.61.123,127.149 Hockey. Co-Captain; Sophomore Footboll; Bose boll; Senior Advisory; Hi-Y; Go Vice President; Holl of Fome. SELL. RICHARD - Rick - 30.88 Senior Choir. SEKERKA. SHARON - âSheri - 30.88 Y-Teens; GAA. JA. Counselor's Assrstont. DECA Vice-President. SENESCAll. VIRGIL â Virg â 30,82,116.117,120. 121.127.152 Hi-V, All-School President; Gymnos'ics, Swim ming, Co Captain, Baseball. Teocher's Assistont; Holl of Fome. SENTYRZ. LYNN - lindo - 30.91.93.99 GAA. Front Five, Y-Teen . Teacher's Assistant; Gwls' Choir. Vice-President; Penney' Teen Boord. Pep Club; Senior Advisory. SHAPANSKY, KARL - Skip - 30.152 Hockey; Footboll; Holl of Fome. SHELDON. DANA - 30 SHERIDAN. DAN - 30 Hi-Y. SIBBEN. KENNETH-30 SKAVNAK. MARY- Mor - 28.30.36.75.78.79.84. 92.146 Girls' Choir; Senior Choir; Operetto. Teocher's Assistant; Orator; FHA Treosurer; NHS; Sponish Club. SKORPAK. DAN - 35,76.120.121 Gymnostic ; Student Council. SLAVICK. JOSEPH - Joe - 31 SMEDBERG, KENNETH - Ken - 31 Junior Varsity Footboll. SMITH. VICKI-31.88 MDVC; DECA Secretory. SMITH. WILLIAM â Bi r â31.88 MDVC SNYDER, LARRY - Pee Wee - 31 Gymnostic . STADIG. RONALD - Gunner - 31 STAI, WILLIAM - Biff - 31 Swimming. STAPLE. SHARYl - Shori - 31 FHA Teocher's Assistont; Senior Bond, Pep Club; Pep Band STEINMETZ. LINDA- tyn -31 Pep Club; Y-Teen ; JA, Teacherâs Assistant; GAA; Girls' Choir. STEPHNEY. CAROL - 31.89 Office Assistant; Teocher's Assistant. STIELE. SANDRA Steele -31,89 Y-Teen ; Pep Club; Secretarial Club; Teocher's Assistant STONE. RICHAR0 â Oicfc â31 STORM. DALE - 8ohe -3l Sophomore Football. DECA STORY. STEVEN-31 Swimming; Wrestling. STUDELSKA JOAN - Joonie - 32.74,83.91 Y-Teens. Band; Pep Bond. Pep Club. GAA. Patriot; Spanish Club; Teocher's Assistant SWANSON. NANCY - Rolph - 32.91 Secretarial Club; Y-Teen . TACKABERRY. THOMAS - lock - 32.88 MDVC; Bosketboll. DECA TEMTE. DONALD- Don - 32.91,94.95 Swimming; Teocher's Assistont.- Orchestra. Striving to complete sports section layouts. Brad Johnson work with utmost precision 160 WILKERSON, IINDAâ 34 FHA. WILLEY. CANDANCE â Candy' - 34,91 Pep Club; Student Council. Teacherâs Assistant. WIUEY, STEVEN - Monk 9,35 Sophomore Wrestling; Hi Y; Gymnastics; Sophomore Hockey; Sophomore Football. Will I AMS. MICHAEl Mike - 35,117 Swimming. WILLIAMS, THOMAS-35 WHINER. DOUGLAS - 35,15 T Junior Varsity Footboll; Hall of Fome. WINBERG. ROBERT Winnie - 35.93,96.98.117 Band; Swimming; Senior Choir,- Operetto WINICK. ELIZABETH li 35 Teocherâs Assistant; Counselorâs Assistant; Pep Club; Y-Teens,- French Club. John Anderson carefully selects a delicate prom corsage for the lody of his choice. WISCOKI. MARSHA âMorc« 35.93 Gids' Choir. THElEN. SANDRA - Sond 32,88 DECA. MOVC. THIELEN. RITA-32.79,91,139 FHA. President; Girls' Choir; Pep Club; Teocher's Assistant. THOME. SUSAN - Sueâ-32,36.75.76,78 Orator, Business Monoger; JA. GAA. FHA. German Club; Pep Club; library Assistant; NHS; Student Council. THOMPSON. KAREN-'âSue - 32.88 Y-Tcens; MDVC; JA THOMPSON. RICHARD- Rick 32 THORSEN, THOMAS- Car - 32,38,109.118 Senior Advisory; Cross Country; Wrestling; Student Council; Hi-Y; Sophomore Footboll; Baseball. TOllEFSON. DAVID- 32,130 Track; JA. Junior Varsity Footboll. TOLLEFSON, MICHAEL - Mickâ- 32 Boseboll TORGERSON. ANDREW - Andy - 32 TOWNSEND. RENEE-32 Girls' Choir. TURNER. ROBERT- Bob -33 TURPIN. SHERI â Rizzo 33 Holl Guord. TYRPA. BONNIE - Tyrp - 16,33.38.74,78.92,102. 103.147.150,155 Hi Liles; Cheerleader; Pep Club; Senior Choir, Secretary.- Senior Advisory. Operetta; Y-Teens; Teocher's Assistant; Poiriot, Copy Desk, Class Play; NHS; Holl of Fome; Class Officer Candidate; Top Ten. VICE. JAMES 33 Hi-Y; Swimming; Wrestling; Teocher's Ass-stont; Had Guard. VICENTO. STEPHANIE â Steph 33.76.91 Y-Teens; Teocher's Assistant; Pep Club; Bond; Student Council. VOGT, DONALD- Wh.ley 33,96.97.98 Bond, Sergeant-at-Arms; Pep Bond; Hi-Y; Orchestra; Swimming; Senior Advisory. VOMHOF. ROGER Rog - 33 WAGNER. JANICE - âDaity 33.76.79,91,148 Y-Teens,- FHA; Pep Club. Student Council; Teoch cr's Assistant; Orator Representative; Holl of Fome. WAHL. ELISABETH - Betty 33 Teacher's Assistant; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Secre tarial club. WALDORF, GARY Wol y 34,106 Football; Wrestling. Trock; Stage Crew WALSH, JOHN - Jack - 34.107. II7.120,121 Junior Varsity Football; Swimming; Gymnastics; Hi-Y. WALTON, JEAN 34 Teacher's Assistant. WATSON. KENNETH-34 Dreams ore mode into reality ot the Senior Prom. WEDEBRAND, LYLE - 34.88 MDVC; DECA. WEINMEYER, JAMES- Jim 35 Sophomore Hockey. WENOUNG. JERRY - 34.96 Bond. Pep Band. WICK. GARY- WISNIAK. KAREN - 35.90 Office Assistant; JA; Girls' Choir; Closs Ploy, Costumes. WRIGHT. LEE-35,116,117 Swimming, Co-Captain; Teocher's Assistant. WRYK, LAWRENCE - lorry'- - 35.74.78 Patriot, Photographer; Spanish Club, NHS. TYRPA. DAROLD - 33 VAN DRASEK. CHARLES- Charlie V - 33.88 Sophomore Footboll; Gymnostics; MDVC. VELANDER, ROBERT - Bob - 33 WICKLUND, DIANE 34,78.79.90 Y-Teens; FHA. Pep Club; NHS; Teocher's Assistant; Office Assistont.- Secretarial Club. WIGEN. KENNETH W.ggs 34.116,117 Swimming. WR20S. JANICE - Jon - 35.91 Y-Teens; Pep Club; Secretarial Club. Teocher's Assistant, ZIESMER. SUSAN Sue -35,91 Teocher's Assistant. Pep Club. 161 Junior High Students Heighten Henry's Hopes ALEXANDER. DANIEL (9) 53 ANDERSON. ALLEN (8) 54 ANDERSON. BRIAN 9) 53 ANDERSON. DEBORAH (8) 54 ANDERSON, GERALD (9) 52.53.87 ANDERSON. RANDY (7) 57 ANDERSON. RAYMOND 9 53 ANDERSON, REBECCA (8 54 ANDERSON. STEVEN 7) 57.87 ANSHUS. JOHN (7) 57.87 ARE. ROBERT (9) 53,77.123.125 ARNOLD. SALLY (9) 53.84 AYDT, CHARLES (7) 57 BAX. CHARLOTTE (7) 57 BARTASKY, PATTIE (9) 53 BARTELT, DANIEL (7) 57 BATEMAN. NEIL (9) 57 BATEMAN. STEVEN (9) 53,115 BAUERMEISTER, DAN (8) 54 BAUERMEISTER. RUTH (9) 53 BAUERMEISTER. RITA (8) 54 BERG, TERRY (8) 54 BIENFANG, GERALD (8) 54 BINKLEY. JUDY (9) 53 BINTNER. JANET 7) 57.79 BIORN. 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JOHN (8) 55 GLEASON. PAMELA (7) 57.87 GOEHRINGER. SCOTT (8) 55 GOUDY, BEVERLY (8) 55 GOULD. DALE (9) 53 GRANLUND. MICHELE (9) GROFF, DEBORAH (7) GUNDERSON. JAMES (9) 53 HABECK. NANCY (9) 53 HAIGHT. CHERYL (9) 53 HAlEK. JAMES (8) 55.77 HALEY. COREEN (9) HALL. MARLENE (8) 55.79 HALL. MARLYS (7) 57 HALVORSON. KAREN (9) 53 HALVORSON. WENDY (8) 55 HAMMOND. MARGARET (8) 55 HANSON. MITCHELL (7) 57,87 HANSON. WENDY (8) 55 HARDIN. SANDRA (9) 53 HARTFIEL. GREGORY (8 55 HARTOS, PAULA (7) 57 HERTZEll. JAMES (7) 57.87 HENDRICKSON. MARK (9) 53 HENSEl. DUANE (8) 55 HERSOM. RENEE (8) 55 HIGH. DAVID (8) 55 HILTON. WILLIAM (9) HLADY, DENISE (9) 53.93 HOFFMAN. GARY (9) 53,90 HOHENSTEIN. CORYDON (9) HOLLIDAY, DAVID (8) 55 HOLLIDAY. DIANE (8) 55 HUNT. RANDY (7) 57 HUNT. TAMMY (7) 57.79 JACOBSON. JULIE (8) 55,79 JACOBSON, SANDRA (9) JAKOWSKI. VICKI (8) 55 JANIAK. STANLEY (8) 55 JENSEN, DAVID (8) 55 JENSEN. STEVEN (8) 55 JOHNSON, BETH (8) 55.79 JOHNSON. CARL (8) 55 JOHNSON, CLINTON (9) 53 JOHNSON. DOUGLAS (9) JOHNSON. GERILYN (8) 57.79 JOHNSON, JOY (9) 53.85 JOHNSON, KENNETH (7) 57 JOHNSON. LARRY (7) 57 JOHNSON. MARK (8) 55 JOHNSON. MICHAEL (9) 53 JOHNSON. MICHAEL R. (9) 53 JOHNSON. ROBIN (7 57,77 JOHNSON. SUSAN (9) 53 JOHNSTON. HELEN (8) 55 JONES, ROBBIN (8) 55 JONES, ROBERT (9) 53,94 JONES, SANDRA (8) 55 JORGENSON. DAVID (8) 55 KARSW1CK. LAWRENCE (9) KAY, JEFFREY (9) 53.77,87 KAY. THOMAS (7) 57 KEELER. DOUGLAS (9) KEELER. TERRENCE (7) 57 KEHN. RANDY (9) 53 KEllENE, LINDA (8) 55 KENNELLY. THOMAS (9) 53 KEZAR, PAMELA (7) 57 KIRSCH, JUDY (8) 97,57 KIRSCH. PATRICIA (8) 55.79 KITTLESON, RICHARD (8) 55.79 KNAPP. MARY (9) 53 KNOWLES. HOWARD (8) 55 KOLB. PAUL (9) 53 KRAUSE. SHERRIE (7) 57.79 KREBS. PATRICIA (8) 55 KRONBERG. DAVID (8) 55 KRUSSOW. LYNN (8) 55,77,79 KRYDUBA. WAYNE (9) 53 KRZESOWIAK. EDWARD (8) 55 KRZESOWIAK. JOHN (9) 53 LACiNA. DEBORAH (9) 53 LAGERQUIST, GARY (8) 55 LANDIN. DIANE (8) 53 LANE. SHELLEY (8) 55 LANG. PATRICIA (8) 55 LANSING. JAY (9) LARKIN. DEBRA (7) 57.87,79 LARSON, GEORGE (8) 55 LARSON. JAMES (8) 55 LARSON, JEAN (8) 55 LARSON. MARK (8) 55 LARSON, ORVILLE (7| 57 LARSON. PAUL (7) 57 LAZONNE. DARCEY (7) 57.79 LENDEEN, CELESTE (7) 57.87 LENE. PENNYLOU (9) 53 UNDBERG, JOHN (8) 55 UNDBERG. MARGARET (9) LODIN. LUENN (8) 55 LOFGREN. PAMELA (9) 53 LONG, PAUL (8) 53 LONG. RANDAL (9) 53 LONN. STEVEN (7) 57 LORENTZEN. LINDA (7) 57.77,79 LUNDEEN. NANCY (8) 55 LUCE. JEFFREY (9) 53.H5 LUCIC, JOHN (9) 53 LUND. CRAIG (9) 53 LUNZER. RITA (9) 53 LUZAICH, PETER (9) 53 LUZAICH. STEVEN (7) 57 MACIEZNY, GARY (8) 55 MAJKOZAK. MICHAEL (9) 53 MANDYCK. RAYMOND (8) 55 MANLY. VIRGINIA (9 53 MARTIN, JOHN (9) 77 MARTIN. LAWRENCE (9) 54 MATTOX. THOMAS (9) 54 McDonald, shehey (8) 55.79 McGRATH, PATRICK (9) 54 MERKl. CATHERINE (9) 54 MEYERS. MARIE (8) 55 MIllEON, ANGELINE (7) 57.97 MILLER. ALLAN (8) 55 MILLER. DAVID (8) 55 MLYNEK. USA (9) 54 MOONEY. KATHLEEN (7 57 MOREN. DONNA 9 54 MOSER. KATHLEEN (9) 54 MOSER. RODNEY (8) MOXLEY, MARGARET (9) 54 MUMM. CATHERINE (8) 56.87.79 NELSON, BRUCE (9) 54 NELSON. CAROL (8) 56 NELSON. STEPHANIE (8) 56 NESS, BRUCE (9) 54 NESTINGEN. JANANN (7) 57,79 NEWTON. ROY (9) 57 NICKABOINE, BONITA (7) 57 NORDBY, JOHN (8) 56 NYQUIST, JODY (7) 57 NYOUIST. MARY (8) 56.66.77 O'CONNOR. PATRICIA (7) 57 ODETTE. SUZANNE (9) 54.85 OLSON. LINDA (8) 56 OLSON. TAWN (8) 56 OLSON. WENDEE (7) 57.79 OWENS, TIMOTHY (9) 54,77.117 PARTLOW. MICHAEL (8) 56 PEHl. RONALD (8) 56 PETERSON. KAREN (8) 56 PETERSON. PAUL (9) PIOCOCK, NANCY (9) 54 PIERSON. GREGORY (9) 54 PIERSON. ELIZABETH (7) 57 P1LSTROM. BONNIE (9) 54 PtRICH. THERESA (9) 54 POUVKA. MARK (7) 57 PORTER, EDWIN (7) 57 POWEU, WILLIAM (9) PREAM. KAREN (8) 56 PURDHAM. LOIS (9) 90.94.79 162 QUAM. UNOA (9) 54 QUIRING. ERNEST (8) 59 RALPH. IRENE (8) 56 RANNOW, RICKY (7) 57 RECK, JAMES (7) 57 REED. WIUI AM (8) 56 REICH. ROBERT (7) REICHEL SUSAN (8) 56 RICO. MICHAEL (7) 57.87 RITTER. JAMES (8) 54 ROBIllARD. DOUGLAS (8) 56 ROBINSON. NANCY (9) 54 RODGERS. BARBARA (8) 57 ROOGERS. DANIEL 9) 54 ROOD. MARCIA (8) 56 ROSE. KATHLEEN (9) 54.93 RUOSTROM. BARBARA (9) 93 RYNOERS, CANDACE (9) 54 SAGE. DENNIS (8) 56 SAGE. SALLY (9) 54 SANDY. CHARLES (8) 56 SATTER. ROBERT (8) 56 SAZENSKI. JOSEPH (8) 56 SCHAEER. PETER 8) 56 SCHAFER. WILLIAM (9) 54 SCHENDEL. JERRY (8) 56 SCHMAPPAUF. DEBORAH (8) 56 SCHMIDT. LINDA 7) 57,79 SCHUSTER. NELLIE (8) 56 SCHWARTZ. STEVEN (9) 54 SCHWIRTZ. GERALD I9 SELANDER. KAY (81 56 SENESCALl. SHARON (8) 56 SHAFFER. RANDY (9) SHAFFER. SHERRIE (7) 57 SHAFFER. VICKI (8) 56 SHELDON. GREGORY (9 54 SHIELDS. CHRISTINE (9) 54.93 SHOEMAKER. TERRY (9) 54 SHOMSHAK. DAVID (8) 56 SJOOUIST. CAROLYN (7) 52.57 SKCESICK, DALE (8) 56 SKOlTE. DAVID (8) 56 SKOLTE, MARY (8) 56 SKOUG. KAREN (9) 54.84 SMITH. KARLAN (9) SMITH. LYNN (8) 56 SMOllEY. CRAIG (9) 54 SNA8B. NORMA (8) 56 SNYDER. JOSEPH (8) 56.77 SOP1WNIK. DUKE (8) 56 SORBEL. MARILYN (9) 54.84 SPANJERS. GERALD (8) 56 SPICZKA. PATRICK (8) 56 STElTEN. RHONDA (8) 56.77 STIELE. DALE (9) 54 STIELE, SALLY (8) 56 STOCK. MARY (7) 57.79 STOREST, DAVID (9) 54 STRUM. DANIEL (8) 56 STUGE. PATRICIA (9) 54 SUNDELL THOMAS (9) 54.115 SUTCLIFFE. KEVIN (7) 57 SWANSON. JEAN (9) 54.77 SYLVANDER. BILLY (8) 56 SZYMANSKI. BONNIE (91 56 TALBOT, SANDRA (9) 54.94 THIELKE. LARRY (9 THOMPSON. PAUL (7) 57 TIMINSKI, MATTHEW (9) 54 TIMMONS. DAVID 9 54 TOWNSEND. JAMES (9) 54 TURNBULL. JERRY (7) 57 TWEDT. MARY (9) 54 UDSTUEN. IRENE (8) 56 VAOOS, KAREN (7) 57,79 VAN DRASEK. JOSEPH l9 54 VICK, JEFFREY (8) 52.5.87 VOMHOF. ELAINE (9) 54 WALDEN. DANIEL (8) 56 WALDEN. DENISE (7) 57 WALDORF. MARCIA (8) 56.79 WALDORF. RANDY (9) 54.119 WALLIN. GARY (8) 56 WALTON. JUNE (9) 54 WEDEBRAND. MARION (9) 54 WEGLARZ. OANIEL (9) 54.87 WEIR. STEVEN i6| 56 WESSMAN. JEAN (7) 57 WESTMAN. DONALD (9) 54 WfSTMAN, JANICE (9) 54 WESTROM. LOUIS (8) 56 WESTMARK. ROBERT (7) 57,87 WETHERULE. DENISE 8l WETHERILIE. RANDALL (7) 57.87 WHITCRAFT. JANET (9) 54 WICKS. LAWRENCE (8) WILKERSON. GERALDINE 71 37. 79 WILLEY. KAREN (8) WILLEY. KENNETH (8) WILLIAMS. SUSAN (7) 57 WILLIS. NANCY (9) 54 W1NCEK. PATRICE (9) 54 WINICK. DEBORAH (7) 77.79 WRZOS, CYNTHIA (8) WOLD. DENNIS (7) 57.87 WRYK. ROBERT (9) 57 YEATS. LINDA (8) ZADLO. DENNIS (71 57 ZAPPA. LORRAINE (7) 57 ZIPF. TERI (7) 57 Searching Sophomores Sample AAMODT, LORRIE ADAM. PATRICIA 46 AKENSON. PATRICIA 46 ALMOUIST. CHERYL 46,97 AMUNDSEN. LORRI 46 ANDERSON. ARLENE 46 ANDERSON. BRIAN 119 ANDERSON. CHRISTINE 46.76.91 ANDERSON. DONALD 46 ANDERSON. GREGORY 46 ANDERSON. ROBERT 46 ANDERSON, TIMOTHY 46.108. 123, 125 ANDERSON. VICKY 46.91 ARBOGAST. DEBORAH 46 ARMER. MICHAEL 46.108.123 ASGlAN. PHILIP 46 BARGER. RONNIE 46 BARKSDALE. LINDA 46.138 BABCOCK. JUDITH 46 BACON. CAROL 46 BAHIS. ELAINE 46 BALFANZ. PAULETTE 46.93 BALLWEBER. BEVERLY BANDUR. MARK 46 BARON, KATHLEEN 46 BARON. ROXANNE 46 BASS. DIANE BECKER. RITA 46 BECKER. RONALD 46 BENJAMIN. ALAN 46.108 BENNETT. SHERYL 46 BENSON. DENISE 46 BENSON. JAMES 46.96.98.117 BENSON. MARK 46.114 BERG. BONNIE 46.97.98 BERKOWITZ. ROBERT 46 BERKOWITZ. WILLIAM 46.119 BERTHIAUME. LORILEE BEYNON. THOMAS 46 BIENFANG. LINDA 46 BINTNER, DOROTHY 46 BISTOOEAU. DOUGLAS 46 BJORKLUND. STEVAN 46 BODICK. STEPHEN 46.76.125 BOHANON. KATHLEEN 46 BOLAN. NANCY BOLL. DONALO 46 BOOKEY. MARK 46 BORCHARO. MARJORIE 46.97. 143 BOSTROM. DARYL 46 BRANDON. ROBERT 76.125 BRASK. CHERYL 46 BREDEMUS. LAWRENCE 46 BREDESON. CHERYL 46 BRINDAMOUR. THOMAS BRODEN. DUANA 90.79 BRODIN. BECKY 46,97.143 BROTEN, AUDREY 46.85.86.90. 102.103.143 BROWN. CAROLYN 46 BROWN. J 46 BRU0VICK. ELAINE 46.96 BRYNTESON, BONITA 46 BUJARSKI. SHARON 47 BURKHART. SALLY 47,97,98 BURNS. GERALD 47 BURNS, JAMES 47 BURNS. KATHRYN BURSAW. CHARLES BURSETH. SHARON 47.90 BURSEY, KENNETH BURTON. VERNON 47 BUSH. WENDY BUSS. CAR DELL 47 CARLSON. UNOA 47 CARPENTIER. JONNiE 47.108 CATLIN. JOYCE 47.93 CHAMBERLAIN, BONNIE 47 CHAMPEAU, RENEE 47 CHAPEL. NEIL 47 CHAPMAN, KAREN 47 CHAPMAN, KENNETH 47 CHAPMAN. MICHAEL 47 CHILL, DAVID 47.117 CHEVALIER. CHARLES 47,108 CHOSE. MARK 47.108.120,125 CHRISTENSEN. PAT CHRISTENSEN. RICKI 47.108.114 COLES. RICHARD COLUMBUS. COLLEEN 47 CONGER. CHESTER 47 CRAWFORD. DONALD 47 DAHER, MICHELLE 100 OAHLMAN. LINDA 47 DASCKIEWICS. GREGORY DEGEL. CRAIG 47 DERBIS, JAMES 47.76.109.125 DICKS. RICHARD 47,125 DIEHL. WILLIAM 47.96 DISCH. ELIZABETH 47.76.90 DISCHINGER. STEVEN 47 DITTY. DIANE 47 DlWI. DENISE 47 DOHERTY. KATHLEEN 47 OONNEUY. DENICE 47.96 DUFECK. KATHRYN 47 DURANO. EUGENE 47 DUSCHA. JACQUELYN 47.91 EASTMAN. TIMOTHY EBERT. CHRISTINE 47 EGBERG. CHARLES 47 EHRUCHMANN. MICHAEL 47,143 EIKOS. JAMES 47 EUICKSON. DOUGLAS 47 ior High ENGER. WENDlE 47 ERICKSON. CONNIE 47 ERICKSON. CONNIE M 47 ERICKSON. GREGORY 47.106 ERICKSON. VICKIE 47.96.98 EVERETT. LYNETTE 47 EVERSON. WAYNE 47 FALK. CINDY 47 FALKOWSKI. PETER 47.76.108 FAUf. CHARLOTTE 47.79 FENSTRA, GAY 47,96 FETTER. MARCIA 47 FIELD. GREGORY 47 FINNVIK, SYBILLA 47,93.79 FIRTKO. CYNTHIA 47,90 FISCHER. JENNIFER 47 FISCUS. DONNA 47 FISH. EILEEN 47 FISH. ROBERT 47 FJOSNE. MICHAEL 47 FREEMAN. LAWRENCE 47 FREEMAN. LINDA 47 FROISTAD. DENNIS 47 GALLOWAY, KATHY 47.93 GALVIN, PATRICIA 47 GANNON. CAROL 47 GAULKE. CORLISS 47 GAULKE. DAVIS 47 GEISCHUS. WILLIAM 47 GEORGE. JOHN 47.108 GERVING. WILLIAM 47 GIERKE. RITA 47 GIESE. DEANNA 47.76 GUKERSON, WAR0 47.49.109, 115 GODFREY, RUTH 47,94 GOLDSBERRY, JAMES 47.108 GOLUSKY. GAIL 47 163 GO ZOLA. MARY 47 GRANDLUND. NANCY 47 GRIFFIN, DIANE 47 GRIER. HAROlO 47 GRONIUNO. JAMES 47 GRUSSINOORE. KATHLEEN 47 GUIMONT. SUZANNE GUUCKSON. JANET 47 GULUCKSON, CAROl 40,94 GUSTAESON, MOUY 48,79 HAGEN, MARGARET 48 HAHNE, THOMAS 40.108 HAll. MARIE 48 HAlllGAN. DANIEL 48 HAMMERSTEIN, JANIS 48 HANSCHEN. JOHN 48.108.114 HANSEN. VICKI 48 HANSON. DAIE 48 HANSON. DUANE 48 HANSON. THOMAS 48.91 HARDING. UNDA 48.90 HARRINGTON. ARTHUR 48 HARTLEY, ALAN 48 HASE, BARBARA 48 HATHAWAY. KATHLEEN 48 HAUKOM, DONALD 48 HAWKINS, JILL 48.76 HAWKINSON. JUDITH 48 HEATH. MARLYS 48 HEGSTRAND. THOMAS 48.108 HELGESON. DONALD 48 HEMPfl. MICHAEL 48.108.1 19 HERRMANN. PATRICIA 48 HERSHEY. DANNY 48 HINOTE. NANCY 48.93 HOLMES, ROBERT 48,143 HONDO. SUSAN 48 HORNIG. STEPHEN 48.86,125, 143 HOYSLER, TED 48 HUBBARD, FRANK 48.108 HUBBARD. GARY 48 HUDAK, MARLENE 48.91 HUGHES. GARY 40.1 14 HULTOUIST, STEVEN 48 HUMPHREY. JEFFERY 48.125 HUNT. LAURIE HUSMAN. ROSEMARY 48 ILIFF, CHARLAYNE 48 ISERI. WAYNE 48.108,120 JACKSON. GARY 48 JACOBSON. CAROLYN 48 JANIAK. MARY 48 JENKINS, PATRICIA 48 JOHNSON, CAROL 48.91,143,76 JOHNSON. CAROLE 40.68 JOHNSON, CHARLES 48.117.125 JOHNSON. DAVID 48.49.97.108. 109.111,112.113 JOHNSON. FRANK 48 JOHNSON. GARY JOHNSON. JEANNE 48.97.100 JOHNSON. MARTIN JOHNSON. RICHARD 48 JOHNSON, SHERRY 48 JOHNSON. STEVEN 48 JOLY. GRANT 48.114 JOYCE. JOSEPH 48,117 JUNCESKI. DONNA 48 JUNTUNEN. THOMAS 48.108.114 KACZMARCZYK. MARK 48 KAFKA. WAYNE 40,108 KAUESTAD. JAMES 48.108.125 KARDASH. WILLIAM 48 KASNER. DONAlO 48 KATZMARK. WILLIAM 48.114 KAUFMAN. DANIEL 48.119 KIELAS. MARY KIELY. KATHLEEN 48 KIEMAN, PATRICIA KLEVEN. DEBORAH 48 KLEVEN, ROBERT 48 KLOSTER. JAMES 48 KLOSTER. JOHN 48 KLUCK. SANDRA 48,94 KNAPP, JAMES 48,92.147 KNIGHT. DAVID 48.108,119 KNIGHT, LEE 48 KNOWLES, BONNIE 48 KOES, JOANNE 48.76 KOLOSKY, VIRGINIA 48 KOROGI. DENNIS 48.108,119 KOSLOSKI. GLEN 48.114 KOZICKI. LEONARD 48.92.147 KRAMLICH. ELAINE 48 KREUTER. JEFF 48 KROENING. KATHRYN 48,86,93, U3 KRONE, KAYlf 48 KRUSSOW. BETH 49.81.85,90.91, 143 KRYDUBA. WAYNE 119 KUBALSKY. SUSAN 49 KUISETH. ALAN 49,97 LADWIG. R OS ANNE 49 LA1NE. SUSAN 49 LAN DIN. RICHARD 49 LARSON. DANNY 49 LARSON, HARLAN 49 LARSON, JUDY 49,76.81.84.85. 90.93.99.143 LARSON. PAUL 49 LARSON. VALERIE 49 LASOTA, MICHEUE 49.93 LAWMAN. LAWRENCE 49.125 LAZONE. RONALD LEE. LARRY 49 LEE. LINDA LEMERAND. MARLAINE LENE. RICKY LENZEN. DEBORAH 49 LERUM. MARTIN 49.125 LESCHISIN. KENNETH 49 LONGERBONE. VICKI 49 LONN. JANET 49.97.98.132,133 LUCE. DANIEL 49,67,108.115 LUCHSINGER. LINDA 49,96 LUNDEEN. SUSAN LUNDEEN. WILLIAM 49,119 LUNDOUTST. UNDA 49 LUNZER, JUDITH 49 MAGADANZ. JUDY 49 MAGNAN. TIMOTHY 49 MAKI. RODNEY 49 MALCHOW. CONSTANCE 49 MALM. MICHAEL 49 MALONEY. JURENE 49 MALZAHN. SUSAN 49.90.93 MANDILE. PATRICIA 49 MARCINIAK. JAMES 49.125 MARTINSON, MARY 49 MARTINSON, NANCY 49.94 MASON. UNDA 49 MATTISON. NANCY 49 MATTOX. DONALD 49,108 MCALONEY. ALAN 49 McCONICO. JAMES McCORMICK. DEBORAH 49 McCullough, terry 49 McGinnis, colleen 49 McSHANE. CATHERINE 49 MEGER. JAMES 49 MEIER. JEANNE 49,76 MERKL ROBERT 49 MESSIAH. NANCY 49 MEYERS. PATRICIA 49 MICKELSON. SUSAN 49.81,90.91. 102.103 MIETTUNEN. DARRELL 49 MILES. ALDEN 49,91,114.128 MILLER. DIANE 49 MITCHELL. THOMAS 49 MOHR. JOHN 49 MOllNARO. SHIRLEY 46.49.93 MONTEON. SUSAN 50 MOORE. THOMAS 50 MUELLER. VICTORIA 50 MULVIHILL. CAROL 50,96.98 MUSGRAVE. JANE 50.84.90 NELSON, CANDACE 50 NELSON. JEFFREY 50.108 NELSON. JUDITH 50 NELSON. M. 50 NEMES. PAMELA 50 NETHING, STEVEN 50 NUEMANN. DOUGLAS 50 NUENFELDT, NAN 50 NEVISON. DEBORAH 50 NEWGARD. ELIZABETH 50.93 NIMERFROH. CAROL 50 NITZ. RICHARD 50 NIZNIK. STEVEN 50 NOARD. JOSEPH 50 NOOT. ALAN CRAIG 50.108 NORDQUIST. KAREN 50.91 NORSTROM. LESLIE 50 NOYD. LAWRENCE 125 OElRICH. RICKY OLAUSON, PAULA 50.97,143 OLSON, CRAIG 50 OLSON. DANIEL 50 OLSON. RAND! 50 OLSON. RICHARD 50 OLSON. SANDRA 50 OMAN. SANDRA 50 OMARK. STEVE 50 O'NEILL, NANCY 50 ORTH. DIANE 50 OSGOOD. STEVEN 108 PAJAK. RITA 50 PALMQUIST, CYNTHIA 50 PAQUETTE. NANETTE 50 PARADISE. BARBARA 50.81 PARSONS. SUSAN 50 PARVEY. DENNIS 50,96.109 PEARSON. CINDY 50.81.96.97.98 PEPEK. SUSAN 50 PERFETTI. GINA 50 PETERS. JULIE 50 PETERSON, LANAIRE 50.91.79 PETERSON. TERESE 50,76,93 PETROS. THOMAS PHILLIPS. JIMMY 50 PHIUIPPS. WENDY 50 PIKALA. LAWRENCE 50 PIRC. JAMES 50 POilfY. UNDA 50,93,132,133 POLlEY, LOLA 50.93 PORTER. GWENDOLYN 50 POURPORE. DAVID 50 POWELL, JANET 50 POWELL. MARTHA 50 QUILLING, ROBERTA 50 RAINVIllE. RICHARD 51,119 RANHEIM. GERALYN 51,93 RAY. FRANCES 51 RAY. la DONNA 51 RECK. MARGARET 51.97.132.133 REED. DEBORAH 51,91 REULY. BARBARA 51.84 REITSMA, COLLEEN 51.86 RETTKE. BRAD 51 REUSS. CAROl RICHTER. THOMAS RING. TIMOTHY 51 ROBERTS. DAVID 51.96.97.98 ROBINSON. THOMAS 51 ROEHL. MARY 51 ROGALSKI. MICHAEL 51 ROOD, BONITA 51.46 ROSS. STANLEY 51 ROWLES, VIRGINIA 51.84.94 RUDICK. SANDRA 51 RUDSTROM. BARBARA 51.93 RUFENDACSHT. DARYL 51.119. 120 SABAS. DOMINIC SALLMAN. DAVID 51.97.108.114 SAMBORSKI. TERESA SATHER. LOIS 51 SAVITSKI. DONALD 51.108 SCHAFER, RICHARD 51.76.82. 108.123,129.143 SCHAUERHAMER. ROBERT 51.85 SCHEIDEGGER. HOLLY 51.94,95 SCHMEICHEL. SUSAN SCHMIEDUN. THOMAS 51,97 SCHOEN. GLENN 51 SCHOLER. RICHARD 51 SCHOPF, CHRISTINE 51 SCHUGG. MICHAEL SCHULZ. GARY 51 SCRAMSTAD. DIANE 51 SEIFERT, KATHRYN 51,94 SELANDER, JAMES 51,109.114 SELL. KATHLEEN 24.51,91 SENESCAU. SANDRA 51.83,99 SETTEN. JAMES 51.108 SEVERSON. THOMAS 76.108.114 SEVERSON. TERRI 51 SEVOlD, MARILYN 51.132 SHISH, ROBERTA 51 SHOEMAKER. CAROLE 51 SHOEMAKER. KAY 51 SIBBEN. PATRICIA 51.90 SIEDlECKI. SUSAN 51 SIEMS. RANDY 51.86.119.128 SINGLETON, THOMAS 51.125 SINGLETON. TIMOTHY 51.118. 120 SKOLTE. JOHN 51 SKORPAK. MARY 51.96.98 SLOAN. JOHN 51 SLOMINSKI. MARY LOO 51,90 SMITH. PAMELA 51 SMITH. RANDY 51 SODERQUIST. CATHERINE 24. 143.94.95.79 SOPIWNIK. JESSE 51.108,76.119 SPANJERS, MICHAEL 51 SPICZKA. HARRIET 51 SPITTLE. PAMELA 51 STANKEY. JAMES 164 STARKS. TOM 51 STAUFFACHER. SANDRA 51.93 STEINER. JOHN 51,109,119 STEMBRIDGE. GREGORY 51 STEPHENS. DANNIE 51 STIEIE, SUSAN 51,99.93 STINIEY. JOHN 51 STONE. PATRICIA 51 STORES, DANIEL 108 STRANSKY. GLORIA 51 STRITESKY. BRIAN 51.97 SULLIVAN, MICHAEL SWANSON. DIANN 51 SWANSON. LOIS 51 SWANSON. SHARON 51 SWEERE. LINDA 51 SYLVANDER, TERESA 51 SZYMANSKI, JAMES 51 TAYLOR. LINDA 51 TESKE. JOHN 51 TESSMAN, DEBORAH 51,93 THAYER. EDMOND 52 THEIS. CRAIG 52 THIELEN. NANCY 52,93.79 THOMPSON. LAUREL 52.93 THOMPSON. LYNETTE 52 THOMSEN. PAUL 52.108.114 TIEVA. PATRICIA 52 TIMMERMAN. STEPHEN 52 TIMMERS, GARY TIMMONS. KATHLEEN 52 TOMETZ. STEPHEN 52 TRACY. JOHN 52 TREAGER. TIMOTHY 52 TURNBULL. WILLIAM TUTHILL RICHARD 52 UDSTUEN, DONALD 52 UTSUNOMIYA. ROGER 52.119 VANASSE. RUSSELL 52,96 VANDERMARTIN, MIKE VASHRO. JANE 52 VICK. SHEILA 52.76 VOGEN. THOMAS 52.114 WALDORF. CANDICE 52 WAUIN. tHEOOORE WALSTROM. ROBERT 52.97 WAMSlEY, DAVIO 52 WANDZEL, MARTIN 52.114 WANDZEl. TIM 52.114 WARGIN, ROBERT 52 WATSON. RICHARD 52 WAVINAK. LINDA 52.93 WEOEBRAND, PAUL 52 WEINEBARGER, VERA 52,93 WERLE, HAROLD WERNER, SCOTT 52 WESSMAN, JOANIE 52 WESTMAN. CHERYL 52 WESTMARK. BARBARA 52.93 WESTROM. LUEllA 52,132 WHITE. CAROLYN 52.94 Jubilant Juniors Near End of AAMODT, ELLEN ADLER. SUZANNE 40,93 AKENSON, THOMAS 40.117 ALBERS. CHARLES 40.123 ALEXANDER. JEANNE 40 ALEXANDER. SHIRIEE 40.92,147 AMUNDSEN, MARY 40 AMUNDSON. NANCY 40 ANDERSEN. SUE 40.90.93.146 ANDERSON. ANDREA 40.80.91. 99 ANDERSON, BARBARA 40.84.93. 99 ANDERSON. DALE 40 ANDERSON, DIANNA 86 ANDERSON. GARRY 40 ANDERSON, PAMELA 40 ANDERSON. MARGARET 40.96, 98 ANDERSON. STEVEN 40,109.117 ANDOR. CARL ANNONI, PHYLLIS 40.76.91.96. 97,98 ANTONY. CATHERINE 40 APMANN, KARL 40,106 ARBOGAST, DAVID ARNESON, BRUCE 40 ASHENBRENNER. JOHN 40 AUGUSTSON, LINDA 40.76,86,94, 95 AYDT. RICHARD 40 BACKSTROM. MARY 40.42,90 BAERWALD. DAVID 40 BARNES, SANDRA 40.79,96.98 BARNHART. DAVID 40 BARON. PATTY 40.79 BARTELT, STEPHEN 40.117 BECHTEL STEPHANEE BEHRENOT. DENNIS 40,45.76, 107,113 BENNETT. BARBARA 40,84,91 BENNETT, PEGGY 40,90 BENSON. VICKI BERG. MARGARET 40,91 BERG. MICHAEL 40 BERGSTROM. THEODORE 40.97. 98.107 8IESIA0A, ROSANNE 40 BIGELOW. DAVID 40,109.113 BINTNER, CAROL BISTODEAU. WAYNE 40 BLOMQUEST, GAIL 15,16.40.91. 92.102.103,146 BOHANON, MARGARET 40 BOHN, DIANE 40,93 BOLTE, DIANE 40.90.93.132,146 BOLTS. DONNA 40.90.93.132.146 BONEY, ALMA 40,93 BORMAN. BARBARA 40 BOURBEAU. VINCENT BOURGEOUIS. DANIEL 40 BOURGEOUIS. SALLY 40 BRADLEY. DONNA BROSDAHl. JUDY 40 8UJARSKI. 0IANE 40 BURKHART. REBECCA 40 BURSAW. MICHAEL 42,91 CAI DWELL, JAMES 40.82,107,117 CAMERON, SHEILA CAMERON, SYLVIA 41.90 CANFIELD. BARBARA 41.99.92 CARLSON, CURTIS 41 CARLSON. GAYLE 41.81,97 CARLSON. ROBERT 41 CASHMAN. WANDA 41,94 CASWELL, THOMAS 41,96,98. 123,127 CERNY, DEBORAH 41,79 CHMIEl. LARRY 41 CHOSE. CHERYL 41,79 CHRIST. STEVE 41,96 CHRISTENSON. MICHAEL 41 CICH. KAREN 41 CLEVELAND. INGRID 41,92.146 CODER. DEAN 41 CONGDON, MICHAEL 41.85 CONLEY. BONNIE 41 COOKLOCK. DAVID 41 COWDERY. STEPHEN 76 CREMERS. STEVEN 41 CRONEMILLER, LARRY 41.120 DAHLBERG, DALE DAHIQUIST, ROBERT 41 DANIELSON, LARRY 41 DANIELSON, SIDNEY DATKO, CHARLOTTE 41 DEHNE. PATRICIA 41,91,92.147 DELANEY, THOMAS 41 DISCHINGER, CAROLE 41.79 DOHERTY, COLLEEN 41 DONALDSON. CHARLES 41,117 DORN. DIANE 41,91 DREY. SALLY 41.76 DUPONT. PAMELA 41.91,79 DURAND, DENISE 86 EASTMAN. LARRY 41 ECKBERG. DOUGLAS 41 EHRLICHMANN, WILLIAM 41.93, 107,147 EIKOS. THOMAS 41 EKLUND. DARLENE 41 EKSTROM. DEBORAH 41,85 ElFSTROM. MARC I 41,97,98 ELLIS, HARRIET 41 ELLISON. DAVID 41,120 EMERSON. SUSAN ENGER. LORA 41 ENGLERT. MARY 41 ENGSTROM. BARBARA 41.90,93. 146 ERICKSON. JOEL 41 FANDREY, BETH 41 FETTER. CONNIE 41 FIELD, NADINE 42,92,146 FISCUS, RODNEY 41.142 riSH. KATHLEEN 42 FISKE. NANCY 42 FOLEY, DIANE 42.99 FORBES. SHELLY 42 FORS. WILLIAM 42 FOSSUM. DONALD 42 FRANZEN. STEPHEN 42 FRISEll. CAROL 42 FULLER. BEVERLY 42 GABRIEL. TERESA 42 GALE, STEVEN 42.107 GARIN. JOANNE 42,76.91 GAULT, LOIS 42 GELSCHUS, SUSAN 42.91,93.146 GEMMILl. LINDA 42,91,97 GERMAIN, VALERIE 42 GILLESPIE. AUSTIN 42.82,120,129 WHITTIEF. KAREN 52.81 WIITALA. ELIZABETH 52 WILKINS, DANIEL 52 WILLEY. RICHARD 52,119 WILLIAMS. CHRIST 100 WILLIAMS, JAN 52 WILLIAMS, KATHY WILLIS, JAMES 52 WILSON, GLORIE 52 WINICK. PATRICIA 52,93 WISNIAK. DAN 52 WOllERSHEIM, GARY 52.76.108, 118,119 WREDBERG. RAY WRZOS. JOSEPH 52.108 WUOlin. BARBARA 52 YATES. COLLETTE 52 YEATS, BETTY 52.90 ZARLING, DIANA 52.13 Journey GISSLEN. DRAKE 42 GOODIN. JOHN GORAN. MARLENE GRANER. DARRELL 42 GRANGER, DUANE 42.97.98 GRANT. PATRICK 42 GREEN. ANNE 42.97,98.132.133 GREGORY. DEBORAH 42.79 GRIVNA, WAITER 42 HABECK. LARRY HAGLUND, KENNETH HALVORSON. GARY 42.45,82, 105,118,119 HAMMOND. MARY HANSEN, KATHLEEN 40 HANSEN. MICHAEL 42,118 HANSON. DAREll 94,111,113 HANSON, FRANCES 40.90 HARDIN. 8ARBARA 40.92,147 HASE. PATRICIA 40 HEBZYNSKI. GARY 40 HEINSCH, NANCY 40 HEM PEL. REID 40 HENSEL. BARBARA 40 HERHEIM. CANDICE 40 HERSEM. LORRAINE 40 HERNER. SCOTT 40 HNATH, PATRICIA 40 HOERSCHGEN, KARLA 40.80,86. 102,103 HOGAN. MICHAEL 40 HOLT, LINDA 40 HORGEN, LYNN 40 HORSMANN. LARRY 107.118 HUBER. CHERYL 40.76,93 HUBER. NANETTE 40,91,93 HUGHES. JUDITH 40.142 HUITQUIST, CHARLENE 85 INVIE. RONALD JACKSON, SUSAN 40.42,138 JACOBSON. LARUE 40,90 JACOBSON. MARLYS JAROSZ. JEFFREY 40 JASPER. RICHARD 40 JENKINS. MARVIS 40.118.131 JENSEN, DARLENE 43,132,133 165 JENSEN. KAREN 43.90 JEX, SANDRA 43 JOHNSON. BLAINE 43 JOHNSON. CHARLENE 43 JOHNSON, CONNIE 43 JOHNSON. DONALD 43 JOHNSON. JINNIECE 43 JOHNSON. RANDALL 43.105,112. 1)3 JOHNSON. ROGER 43 JOHNSON. RUTHANNE 43 JOHNSON, SANDRA J 43 JOHNSON, SANDRA I 43.90 JOHNSON, STEPHANIE 43 JONES, HUGH 43 JONES. UNDA 43,49 JORDETH, ROGER 43.113 JULIEN, CHARLES 44 JUNG. KEITH 43.107 KABRICK, DAVID KAMMEN, CHRISTOPHER 43 KAUFMAN, THOMAS KEEN. FREDERICK 43 KEHN, KEVIN 43.117 KEMPF. LON DA 43 KENNELY, BRIAN 43 KEUSEMAN. RONALD 43,113 KERNS. SUSAN 43,90,123,133 KILBO, MICHAEL KLEIN, VICKI 43.133 KLINE, KAY 43.76.91 KOES. UNDA 43 KOLINSKI. GREGORY 43,106 KOLOSKY, KATHLEEN 43 KOWALSKI, KEVIN 43,106.113 KOZlCKY. STEVEN 43 KREGER, MARY 43,91 KRIER, PATRICIA 43 LAFOND, DAVID LAHNI, JANET 43,91.99 LAKOTAS. PATRICIA 43,76,92, 147 LAN DIN, GERALD 43 LANG. KATHLEEN 43.91.92.146 LANGE. STEPHANIE 43 LARSON. DAVID 43.118,119 LARSON. DENNIS 43 LARSON. GORDON 43 LARSON. LEE 43 LARSON. MICHAEL 43 LARSON. STEVEN 43 LARSON. SUSAN 15.43.61.80,84, 93,102,103,147 LARSON. TERIDAWN 43 LARSON. TERRY 43 LAWRENCE. BRIAN LEE. CAROL 43 LEE. RICHARD 43 LEHN, RANDALL 43 LEVENS, VALERIE 43 LEYDEN. KATHLEEN 43 LEWIS, LINDA 43.92.146 UNBOE. BRIAN 43 UNDHOLM. MICHAEL 43.75 LINDHOLM, SUSAN 43.75 LINDSTROM. SANDRA 43.75 LINE. STEVEN 43 LITTLE. DAVID 42,77,91 LOBASH, LINDA 43,86.132,133 LUCIC, CATHERINE 43.85,86.87 LUND. CARALYN 43,99 LUND, LOUISE 43,90.93 LUNZER, PAUL 43 LAYMAN, ANNI 43,93 MAGADANZ. GERALD 43 MAGNUSON. BONNIE 43,80.90. 99 MAKI, SANDRA 43 MALCHOW. CHRISTINE 43 MALM, SUSAN MANDYCK. KATHLEEN 54,85.133 MARCINIAK, DANIEL 43,123 MARTINSON. MARLENE 43 MASON. PATRICIA 43 MASON. PATRICIA 43 MATZKE. JEFFREY 43 MAXWELL. DOUGLAS 43.96,98 McCarthy, david 43 McLAUGHLIN. DEBORAH 43 McOUlTTER. HOWARO 54,97 McSHANE, PATRICK 43 MEUNE. LINDA 43.84.93.102.103 MELTING, CARL 43.45.76 MERNIK, MARCIA 41,43 MERRIGAN. DOUGLAS 43.96 MEYER. BONITA 43.97 MEYERS. STEVEN 43.107 MILLEON. JAMES 42,45,77.91 MILLER. ROBERT 44 MINELL. MARY 44,84.91 MITCHELL JUDY 44 MITCHELL PATRICK 44 MIZE. DIANE 44 MOGAN. THOMAS 44 MOUNARO. MARIA 44 MULVIllE. MARGARET 44 MUSGRAVE. MARK 44.109.118 NAGENGAST, MICHAEL 44 NEILSON. DOUGLAS NELSON. RANDY 44 NELSON, TIMOTHY 44,97.98.107. 117 NEMITZ. CLIFFORD 44 NESTINGEN. ROLF 44.45,76,106, 118,119,138.166 NETHING. CHERYL 44 NIELSEN. MARK 44 NIERERGARTEN. DIANE 44 NORDBY, KAREN NYBERG. ARDITH 44 NYLAND. DONALD 42,91,120 O BRIEN. JOHN 44 O'CONNELL. LAURIE 44 O'CONNOR. CHARLENE 44 OLSEN. RONALD 44.91,120 OLSON. CAROL 44.97 O'NEILL DANIEL 44,96 O'NEUL MICHAEL OSTLUND, ELIZABETH 44.84 PARROT. NANCY 44,93 PAYNE, CHARLOTTE 44 PEABODY. JOSEPH 120 PEARSON, DONNA 44 PEARSON. MERl 44 PENNER, LESLEY 44 PEPEK, GEORGE 44 PESZYNSKI. MARY 44 PETERS. DOREEN 44.132.133 PETERS. MONICA 44 PETERSEN, MARY 44.94 PETERSEN. PATRICIA 44.83.86 PETERSON, CHRISTINE 44 PETERSON. JACQUELINE 44,75, 92,147 PETERSON, JUDITH 44 PETERSON. JUDITH 44 PETERSON. MARY 41.44.91 PFANN. JULIE 44 PHILLIPS. DELENE 93 PICHA. SUSAN 44.93,132,147 PLAISANCE, JEANNE 44 POFF, SHARON 44.91 POMERLEAU. DONNA 44 PORATH. STEVEN 44.87 POTTS. BETTY 44 RACHNER. CAROL 44 RANTEN, ALLEN 44 REED. CYNTHIA 44.84 REILLY, KATHLEEN 44.84 RETTKE. BARRY 44 REYNOLDS, UNDA 44.93 RICE. PETER 44,123,129 RIVERS, COLETTE 44 ROBECK. CORINNE 44.97 ROEHL JAMES 44.90.109 ROMINE. KATHY 44,93 ROSS. RENEE 91 RUMMELHOFF. TIMOTHY 44 RYAN. PEGGINE 44 SABAS. JAMES 44 SADLER. THOMAS 44 SAUNE. THOMAS 44 SCHERFENBER. DOUG 44 SCHIRMERS. BARBARA 44.76.86 SCHMEICHEL. DENNIS 44 SCHMITZ. PATRICIA 44.86,91.93 SCHOCH. STEPHEN 44.118 SCHOEBEN. MARK 44.107.118. 119 SCHOENRADT. SHARON 44,90 SCHOFF. KENNETH 44 SCHULTZ, RICHARD 44,109.117 SEGUIN. SHERRY 44 SELINSKI. RICHY 44 SEVERSON, ROXANA 44,81.94. 95.99 SHAFT. JAMES 44.107 SHAW. DARRELL 44 SlBBEN. KENNETH 42 SIMONS. THOMAS 44.107 SMALL. JAMES SMITH. MICHAEL 44 SMITH. RENEE 44 SMITH. SUZANNE 45.79 SOPETH, GARY 42.91 SPANJERS, MARGARET 45,79 SPRAGUE. CHERYL 45 SORUE. CHRISTINE ST CLAIR. RONALD 45 5TENE. WOODROW 45 STORM, BRIAN 45.107,123.129 STUDELSKA. PAULINE 45.94 SUNDEll. VIALLIE 45 SUTCLIFFE. JAY SVENTEK. UNDA 45.91,92,147 SWENSON. STEVEN 45.97.98 SWIGART. MARGO 45 SZYMANSKI, DONNA 45,132 TACKABERRY. MARY TALBOT. GARY 45.86.87,115 TESSMAN, MARIJANE 76.86,91, 93 THELEN. ROBERT 42.45.107.118 THIBODEAU. MARY 45.138 THIELXE, SUZANNE 45,86.98.132, 133 THOMPSON, DORIS 45,102.103 103 THORSEN, STEVEN 45 TIMINSKI, PATRICIA 45 TIMMERS. GREGORY 45.86. 87.109.115 TOFTNESS. RICHARD 45.75,96, 109 TOUEFSON. DIANA 45 TOWNSEND. MICHAEL 45 TRDAN, JOHN 45 TREAGER. SHERRY 45 TROMBLEY. ANNETTE TROSVIK. FREDDIE 45 UTSUNOMIYA. LAURENCE 45.97 VAN DRASEK. GEORGE 45.120 VASHRO. THOMAS 42.45 VOGEN. STEPHEN 45 VOMHOF. DONALD 45 WAGNER. RENAYE 45 WALKER. KATHLEEN 45.90 WALKER. KRISTINE 45.91 WALL. SUSAN 45.89 WALLACE. MARK 45 WALLACE. VALERIE 45.93 WALLGREN. BONNIE WALLIN. DANNY 45,107.123 WALSTROM. GREGORY 45 WARD. BONITA 45.93.147 WEILAND. MICHAEL 45 WEIR. JANICE 45.81.84.96.98 WETHERILLE. ROBERT 45,76.82. 96.107.113 WHISNEY. MARY 86.92.147 WILDE. ROGER 45.85 WILLIAMS. TONEY 45 WINCEK. DONALD 45 WISWILL. DANIEL W1TTIG. CHERYL 45 WODTKE. GERALD 45,106 WOSICK. UNDA 45 WOLF. RICHARD 45,93.107.146 WOLINSKI. DANIEL 45 WUDTKE. JEANETTE 45.90.92.146 ZANDLO. CLARICE 45 ZANOLO. STEVEN 45.147 ZELLER. LAUREL 45 ZURBAY, CYNTHIA 45.84.94 166 Yearbook Index The 1967 Orotor sole eompoign bring staffer to the stage in o zony fun-fiBed  kit. MDVC 88 Musicol 146-147 Muticol Organization 92- 97 NHS 78 Ninth Or ode Homeroom 52- 53 Ninth Grode Ploy 143 Occupational Training Program 88 Office Stoff 62 Office Attittonti 90 Operetta 146-147 Orchettro 94- 95 Orator Staff 75 Potfel Pott 99 Polriot Stoff 74 Pep Bond 98 Pep Club 83 Pnnopolt 60 Publication 74- 75 Sadie Hawkins 142 Science Club 87 Secretarial Club 89 Senior Advitory 38 Senior Awordt 37 Senior Bond 96- 97 Senior Choir 92- 92 Senior Clott Officer 38 Senior Clott Play 144-145 Senior Election 39 Senior High Homeroom 40- 51 Senior Honor 36 Senior Index 154-161 Senior Orchettro 94 Senior 6- 35 Seventh Grode Homeroom 56- 57 Skiing 115 Sophomore Basketboll 114 Sophomore Football 108 Sophomore Hockey 125 Sophomore Homeroom 46- 51 Spanith Club 84 Speciol Service Teocher 61 Speech Team 86 Spring Muticol 146-147 Spring Sport 126-131 Stage Crew 91 Steno Service 89 Student Astittont 90- 91 Student Council 76 77 Swimming 116-117 Teocher Aid 62 Teocher 63 69 Teocher ' Attittant 91 Tenni 129 Tenth Grode Homeroomt 46 51 Trock 130-131 Underclottmen 4G 57 Underelostmen Index 162-166 Winter Sport 110-125 Work Program 88 Wrestling 118-119 Y-Teen 8a 81 Apparatus 120-121 Band 96 97 Bond Unit 98 99 Baseball 126127 Basketball 110-113 Cheerleader 102-103 Choir 92- 93 Clast Officer 38 Clot Ploy 144-145 Cook 70 Counselor 61 Counselors' Astittont 9a 91 Cro Country 109 Debate Teom 86 Eighth Grode Homeroom 54- 55 Eleventh Grode Homeroom 4a 45 Equipment Manager 90 Foculty 6a 71 Fall Sport 104-109 FHA 79 Football 104-109 Freshmen Play 143 Freshmen Homeroomt 52- 53 Front Five 99 GAA 132-133 German Club 85 Girl â Choir 93 GoH 128 Hall of Fame 148-153 Hi-Lite 99 Hi-Y 82 Hockey 122-124 Homecoming 136141 Homeroom 4a 57 Introduction 2 Junior High Homeroom 52- 57 Junior High Science Club 87 Junior Homeroom 4a 45 longuoge Club 84- 85 Librarian 62 Librory Assistant 90 Lunchroom Assistant 90 Rolf Nettingen leaves the ttoge following hit victory in the Sod-e Howkm cottum contest 167 What is the Henry life line? It is, of course, its students. It is a seventh grader playing intramural basketball, a sophomore struggling through a geometry problem, or old friends bowling on their senior trip. Looking back, the graduating senior recalls his first doys at Henry and remembers his lost feeling before becoming a part of the school. He remembers the excitement and prestige of entering senior high. Memories of challenging subjects, worthwhile organizations, and entertaining activities crowd his mind. All of these experiences were a rich and rewarding part of his life. Now, however, the graduation ceremony seems to ring the deoth bell of this life, but the heart surges again during the senior trip. All night long the dancing, bowling, swimming, and talking with classmates continue. At this last meeting of the class of '67, some whoop with joy while others shed tears. Without exception, everyone has some mixed emotions. Then, looking forward, the new graduate realizes that he will hove a place in the adult world. He is comforted too in knowing that his abandoned station will be quickly filled by another student eagerly awaiting his opportunity to gain experience and to make his individual contribution. And so his heritage is passed on âthe LIFE LINE OF THE SCHOOL will continue to march forward and to pass through the halls of Henry. JUS 168 MHC JUN 0 4 336
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