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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

miNweApous PUBLIC LI OttAttV Mr. Schultz was a sincere and dedicated man who held the dignity of the school and the welfare of the students foremost in his mind. So we dedicate the I‘ 70 Orator, both to him and to the students he served. 2 It XV $ wfjot a time tl was. Jt was tiuw of innocence, tixna jI confiSe ncas J ays, ti must £ 2 i)avg a pfjala ropfj Preserve your memories JjeyY a If tint’s frft you. PauC Simon Frotn “UOOk.f.NDS' by J uil Slnu n ©IVM Charing Oiks Musk . Inc. IJm-iI with ficimissit'O (if imliHshif. 3 4 W vV.WVCVSN 5 6 OF HUMOR 7 B • TRIAL AND TRIUMPH to n THE TOUCH OF LIFE 15 « N CONFIDENCES M r 13 16 MHL fc. LI ' f 7 J) STUDENTS 20 ACTIVITIES 80 SPORTS 94 ORGANIZATIONS 132 FACULTY 156 Seniors Create Memorable Year Of Involvement A great deal of talent is lost in the world for want of a little courage. Everyday sends to their graves obscure men whom timidity prevented from making a first effort: who, if they could have been induced to begin, would have in all probability gone great lengths in the career of fame. The fact is that to do anything in the world worth doing we must not stand back shivering and thinking of the cold and danger but jump in and scramble through as well as we can. Richard Cardinal Cushing This was our time of courage. We learned the value of individual thinking and united effort. We began to prepare for our place in the world. Ambitious seniors display their imaginations by unique Homecoming decorations Senior spirit and organisation lasts throughout long day of hard work. DANIEL ALEXANDER GARY AMUNDSEN BRIAN ANDERSON DAVID ANDERSON GERALD ANDERSON RAYMOND ANDERSON VICKI ANDREWS ROBERT ARF SALLY ARNOLD JOLEEN BAKER BRUCE BALKEN MARK BANDUR MICHAEL BARGER DIANE BARRETT PATTIE BARTASKY STEVEN BATEMAN RUTH BAUERMEISTER TERRY BECKFELD MARTHA BENHARDUS SUSAN BERG 33 MICHAEL BERGER DENNIS BEYER JANICE BIES JUDY BINKLEY STEVEN BLAZEVIC LYNN BLOMQUIST STEPHANIE BOFFERD1NG ROBERT BOKOVOY BONITA BOLLERO FRANCES BORCHARDT MARK BORGEN KATERI BORMAN DENISE BOSOUEZ MICHAEL BOURGEOIS ROBERTA BOYD STEVEN BRA A VIRGINIA BRAUN JANICE BRAY ALISON BROWN JERRY BUNE 24 MARY BURKE KATHRYNBURNS JERRY BURSAW PATRICIA BURSCH KENDALL BUSH GARY CARLBERG DEBORAH CARLSON LYNN CASTLEMAN Students Take Advantage Of Precious Time 25 Pictures Pose Questions, Problems Dennis Hiller Mops to chat with Lois Purdham by the entrance of the Little Theater before having his senior picture taken. Jim Ritter helps Steve Schwartz decide which proof to choose. LINDA CASWELL CAROL CHAPMAN DEBORAH CHESLER KONNIE CHRIST PAMELA CHRISTENSEN RANDEE CHRISTENSON BEVERLY CLARK L EE COGSWELL 26 WILLIAM COLES DIANN CONLEY VINCENT CONLEY CARMEN COUCH DIANE CZAJA SUSAN DAGGETT MARK DAHLBERG MICHAEL DALY RAYMOND DAVIS LINDA DEHNE SUZANNE DELMONICO CHARLES DERUS BRADLEY DICKS BRADFORD DILLON DANIEL DILLON DONNA DISTEL KATHLEEN DONAHUE ROSE DONAHUE GREGORY DORR MARK DRESSE1. 77 JEAN DREY RANDY DROPIK CONSTANCE DUSCHA JOHN EICKHOLT DENISE ELFSTROM FRANK ELIAS JOHN ELLISON WALLACE ELLISON KATHY ELWOOD JANNA ENGSTRAN DIANNE ERICKSEN LINDA EVANS KATHRYN FAGERHAUG TERESA FAR IS THOMAS FAR IS ROBERT FARNHAM TOM FARNSWORTH DANIEL FEDOR BRAD FERGUSON DOUGLAS FETTER 28 Electronic Advancements Aid Learning Gordon Hanck demonstrates to classmates his ability to solve a problem on the computer. JUDITH FEUK GREGORY FIELD NANCY FINSTROM JAMES FISHER 29 KATHLEEN FISHER JEANNE FITZGERALD ROCCO FORTE STEPHEN FOSSING COLLEEN FOX RICKY FRANK MELISSA FREDRICKSON TIMOTHY FRENETTE Seniors Experience Anxiety, Hope, Excitement 30 DAVID FRISELL JEREI. FULLER DIANE FURST JEANNE GABRIEL TERESA GALVIN ERWIN GELSCHUS ROBERT GELSCHUS DEBRA GEORGE JOSEPH GILLESPIE GAYLE GISH ANGELA GOHMAN JACOUELINE GRAMS HOLLY GREGG DENNIS GRIFFIN TIMOTHY GRIFFIN LINDA GUMINGA DENISE HAGEN 31 CHERYL HAIGHT PATRICIA HA1.EK BRIAN HALL JOHN HALL KAREN HALVORSON MARK HAMMERSTEN GORDON HANEK NANCY HANKE WALTER HAPPEL SANDRA HARDIN VICTORIA HARTINGER BRUCE HARTLEY MARJORIE HARTMAN BARBARA HEATH DENNIS HECKER MARK HENDRICKSON LINDA HENDRIX BARBARA HERHEIM DENNIS HILLER WILLIAM HILTON 32 Tense Moments End With Joyful Tears A proud Dave Chell soothes our newly chosen Homecoming queen. Pixie Hlfstrom. BRIAN HJELVIK DENISE HLADY MARLENE HLAVNICKA GARY HOFFMAN 33 EDWIN HOFSTAD PATRICIA HOGLUND MICHAEL HOGNESS )RYDON HOHENSTEIN Classes Whet Students’ Appetite For Learning Dwayne Polts. Tim Frenetic and Butch Timinski hope for the best as they place their blueberry muffins in the oven. I.U ANN HUGHES KAREN ISAACSON SUSAN ISRAEL THERESA JACKMAN 34 NANCY JAPS PAUL JASPER PATRICIA JEX CLINTON JOHNSON DAVID JOHNSON DOUGLAS JOHNSON GARY JOHNSON GEORGE JOHNSON JEAN JOHNSON JOY JOHNSON MARCIA JOHNSON MICHAEL JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON SANDRA JOHNSON STEVEN D. JOHNSON STEVEN H. JOHNSON SUSAN JOHNSON JAMES JORDAN DARLA JORDETH 35 LINDA KAFKA JAMES KAINE THOMAS KAISER LINDA KALI AND BARBARA KANE DALE KAPPEL RANDY KEHN THOMAS KENNELLY ROGER KI.EIS STEVEN KLUCK MARY KNAPP CINDY KNUTSON PAUL KOLB MARLENE KORGY JEROME KOI I LA WAYNE KRYDUBA JOHN KRZESOWIAK WALTER KUROSAD DEBORAH I ACINA YVONNE LAFFERIOR 34 DIANE LAND1N JAY LANSING JACK LAN ITO BRUCE LARSON Seniors Help Bridge ‘Generation Gap’ Denise Hagen, a member of the tutoring program, assists an Olson Junior High School student with his studies. GARY LENERS PAMELA LEONARD RICHARD LEWIS BRADLEY LIEN 37 PHYLLIS LIND MARGARET LINDBERG PAMELA LOFGREN DAVID LOGEAIS RANDAL LONG ARNOLD LOOKER GARY LOUDEN JEFFREY LUCE Seniors Explore New Areas Of Interest 38 Connie Duscha adds n feminine touch to the otherwise masculine atmosphere of the auto mechanics shop. BONNIE L.UCHSINGER JOHN LUCIC CURT LUKA RITA LUNZER PETER LUZA1CH WILLIAM MACCARIO MICHAEL MAJ KOZAK JACK MALONEY KAREN MALONEY VIRGINIA MANLY BARBARA MARSZALEK JOHN MARTIN LAWRENCE MARTIN THOMAS MATTOX LESLIE MATTSON PATRICIA McCarthy GREGG McKEEVER ROBERT McLaughlin GAIL McLEAN GERALDINE MEEHL 39 Good Times, Hard Work Build Enthusiasm SANDRA MEIER CARO!. MICHELS CHARLES MINELL GERALD MOGEN CATHLEEN MORRIS WILLIAM MORRIS KATHLEEN MOSER MARGARET MOXLEY DIANE MROCEK JAMES MUDGE KURT MUELLER JOSEPH MULLEN WILLIAM NAGENGAST BRUCE NELSON CRAIG NELSON DEBORAH NELSON ROBERT NELSON BRUCE NESS 40 ROY NEWTON CARO!. NIELSON JOANNE N1SKA ROBERT N!TZ SUSAN NORDOUIST ROGER NORLANDER JAMES NOSKER SUZANNE ODETTE Jackie Grams and Pat McCarthy ’crack up' over their artistic efforts during a pep club meeting. 41 Student take time out from their vacation to do wme 'school work.’ Class Of ’70 Utilizes Energy To Achieve Goals CAROLYN OLSON MICHAEL OSGOOD MARK OSTLUND WAYNE OVERBY TIMOTHY OWENS RANDY PARKER 47 JEFFREY PAURUS RENEE PAURUS JILL PEARSON WILLIAM PECKELS THOMAS PENDZIMAS JEAN PENNER ANNE PESZYNSKI BONNIE PETERS CATHERINE PETERSEN JACOUALINE PETERSON PAUL PETERSON RONALD PETERSON JEANNINE PFANN JOHN PH ENOW NANCY PIDCOCK RONALD PIERCE GREGORY PIERSON BONNIE PIHLSTROM THERESA PIRICH KEITH PLAISANCE 43 DWAYNE POTTS WILLIAM POWELL MARY PROVO LOIS PURDHAM LINDA OUARNSTROM JOHN RAINVILLE GREGORY RAMBOW GREGORY RANDOLPH MARY RAPACZ JAMES RAY COLLEEN REILLY CHERYL RICE THOMAS RING JAMES RITTER MARY RITTER ROY REH MILLER CAROL ROBERTS NANCY ROBINSON GARY ROGAL.SKI KATHLEEN ROSE 44 Sandy Hardin, library assistant, stops work for a moment to talk with Greg Ram bow. Kathy Fisher and Vvonne l.afferior. Library Becomes A Senior Meeting Place DANIEL ROWLES KATHLEEN RUMMELHOFF CANDACE RYNDERS KEVIN SABRASKI BARBARA SALINE FREDRICKA SALINE DEBRA SANDER WILLIAM SCHAFER 45 CHARLES SCHEIDEGGER WARD SCHENDEL BARBARA SCHMEICHEL DAVID SCHMIDT Homecoming Decorations Prove Patriots’ Pride In Team Sandy Meier and John Martin add finishing touches to the Homecoming auditorium as Deb George and Chic Bosque?, look on. 46 J BARBARA SCHOCH LAWRENCE SCHRAM JACQUELINE SCHUPPEL STEVEN SCHWARTZ DOUGLAS SLIDE JANET SEIFERT LINDA SEIM LINDA SELLICK JOSEPH SELTON RANDY SHAFFER CHRISTINE SHIELDS MARGARET SHOMSHAK DAVID SIBLEY JAMES SIEDLECKI CAROL SIEWERT KATHLEEN SKELLY KAREN SKOOG DOLORES SKORPAK KARLAN SMITH RANDAL SMITH 47 CRAIG SMOLLEY MARILYN SOR BEL RICHARD STAPLE MICHAEL STERLING DALE STIELE ALAN STINSON DAVID STOEN DAVID STORES! NANCY STORY PATRICIA STUGE HARRY SULLIVAN JEAN SWANSON CAROLYN SWEERE DEBRA SZACH AUDREY SZCZECH SANDRA TALBOT MARILYN TAUS DENNIS THEIS DANIEL THIELEN LEO THOME 49 MICHAEL TILSETH MATTHEW TIM INSKI A.F.S. Student Encounters New Experiences In America 49 Audic Vdtroni. unaccustomed to winter weather, delights in a sliding excursion with her American brother and sister. Randy and Pam Smith. A Time Of Spirit, A Time Of Reflection ... On a cold night at Parade Stadium. Dan Kowlex and Barb Heath express mixed emotions at the Hcnry-Roosevclt football game. DAVID TIMMONS JEAN TOl.KINEN JAMES TOWNSEND SARALYNN TUCKER JUDITH TURNER JULIE TURNQUIST MARY TWEDT JOSEPH VAN DRASEK 50 ARIADNE VELTRONI ELAINE VOMHOF GLENN WAGY RANDY WALDORF PENNY WALLACE JUNE WALTON GUY WASSATHER JUDY WATANABE DEBRA WATSON MARION WEDEBRAND DANIEL WEGLARZ JANIE WESSMAN DONALD WESTMAN KAREN WHALEN JANET WHITCRAFT CAROL WICKLUND PATTY WILEMAN THOMAS WILLS PATRICE WINCEK LINDA WING 51 RONAI.D WODTKE GARY WOODHAMS RONNY WRZOS DEBRA YOSHIDA WALTER YOUNGEN LINDA ZACK MARY ZAGAROS DENISE ZANDLO KATHLEEN ZAPPA THOMAS ZIEBARTH KATHLEEN ZIMMER JOANNE ZINGLEMAN 32 . . . The Time Of Our Lives ALSO GRADUATING IN MEMORIAM KENNETH BURSEY KENNETH DIEHL BOBBIE EDWARDS JAMES GREEN LEON I.ASLEY JANET MACIASEK RICHARD MARTIN PATRICK McGRATH MICHAEL PETERSON KATHY WILLIAMS GERALD ZROKA GREG LEHN PETER STUDELSKA 53 RONALD WODTKE P.T.A. JEAN SNVANSON P.T.A. WARD SCHENDEL AMERICAN LEGION LOIS PURDHAM AMERICAN LEGION RAYMOND DAVIS FIRST NATIONAL BANK KAREN ISAACSON FIRST NATIONAL BANK JEAN JOHNSON ROSE REESE DAVID SIBLEY STAR-TRIBUNE KAREN SKCXXj D.A.R. 54 Senior Effort Merits Honor Top J't Kim I: Charles Mined, Ron Wodtkc. Ward Schcndd. Row 2: Rita l.un cr, Elaine Vomhof. Jean Swanson, Kathy Skelly. Karen Isaacson. Jean Johnson, Lois Purdham. Not pictured— Kathy Elwood. Nine outstanding seniors are honored each year at graduation with awards sponsored by local organizations and business concerns. The P.T.A. Award of one hundred dollars and a certificate is given to a boy and girl who have contributed in school and community activities. The North Side American Legion Post honors a boy and girl who have the qualities of leadership, courage, honor and scholarship. The Star-Tribune Award of twenty-five dollars is earned by a senior who has demonstrated outstanding citizenship and contributed to the school. An award for interest in foreign affairs is given by the World Affairs Council of Minneapolis. A boy and girl receive the First National Bank Award of a medal and fifty dollars for service and leadership abilities. The Daughters of the American Revolution presents an award for interest and achievement in American History. In recognition of their scholastic achievements, eleven seniors were presented with red and white stoics at graduation. Throughout senior high school they had maintained at least a 3.8 grade point average. These seniors represented the top 3% of their class. Honor diplomas were awarded to 62 additional students for maintaining at least a 3.0 average. Jolccn Baker Martha Bcnh.irdus Stephanie BofTerding Deborah Carlson Vincent Conley Charles Denis Daniel Dillon Gregory Dorr Judith Feuk Timothy Frenetic Debra George Jacqueline Grams Mark Hammersten Gordon Hanck Nancy Hankc Barbara Heath Mark Hendrickson Barbara Hcrheim Paul Jasper Patricia Jcx Joy Johnson Steven D. Johnson Steven It Johnson Yvonne LafTcrior Diane I andin Pamela Lofgrcn Patricia McC arthy Margerct Moxley Carol Nielsen Joanne Niska Suzanne Odette Mark Ostlund Jeffrey Paurus Anne Peszynski Jcunninc Pfann Gregory Pierson Gregory Randolph Mary Rapac Colleen Reilly Thomas Ring Mary Ritter Lawrence Schram Janet Seifert David Sibley Christine Shields Karen Skoog Dolores Skorpak Marilyn Sorbcl Nancy Story Carolyn Sweere Marilyn Taus Leo Thome Peggy I bomsen Matthew Timinski Audic Veltroni Penny Wallace Marion Wedebrand Karen Whalen Janet Whitcrafl Patricia Wileman Linda Wing 55 Senior Adviv r Row I: K Isaacson. J. Drey. C. Morris. J Raker. Wr «. K. Skoog. k Whalen. D SiNcy. Row J: B Powell. G. Am- P Leonard. K Porte. Row 2: M Bourgeois. C. Denis. G. Tieva. K undsen. D. Kowles. J Sludge. T. Griffin. J. Grams. J. Gabriel- Senior Leaders Emerge After A Week Of Confusion The week of November third began like any other, but it ended with the selection of officers for the Class of I 70. Eligibility lists, nominations, and ballot-counting were handled by the Senior Advisory. I his year for the first time those interested submitted their own names lor nomination. This idea proved successful and those chosen were sincerely dedicated. The Senior Advisory is composed of a representative boy and girl from each senior homeroom. They are responsible for the collection of the Senior lludgcl. and the planning of the Senior Prom and clavs trip. On the morning of elections, senior girls solicit votes for their favorite candidates. 56 Striking 4 casual pose arc the class officers for 1969-70 Dave S'blcy. Vice-President; l.inda k .ill and. Secretary: Dan Rowlcs. President; Karen Skoog. Treasurer; Mike (target, Sergeant at Arms. Not pictured Dan Alexander. Mascot Newly elected president. Dan Rowlcs. receives a hearty handshake and a warm congratulation from his opponent. Ron Wodlke. tnthusiMstic campaigners support their candidate fin president during the hectic election auditorium. 57 Class Of ’71 Looks To The Future The junior class is united and strong. With a mind of their own. they strive to achieve their goals for the future. Looking forward to their senior year, the class of '71 is eagerly waiting to take on the responsibilities of keeping Henry a school to be proud of. Their year was full of frustrating study in preparation for the future, but they could always find time in their busy school lives to get out and have fun. Junior lake lime from their %chool-lifc activities to get out and enjoy the out-of-door . MR. L. CARLSON 115 Row I: Mr. Carlson. M. Amundson, M. Asgian. R. Bach. P. Barankicwicz. B. Antony. G. Adam . K. Andrews. Row 2: S. Hal ken. S. Auppcrle. R. Baucrmcistcr, I). Anderson. A. Anderson. J. Adam. M. Anderson. M. Baumann. Row J: N Bailey. B. Arneson. A. Anderson. G. Barsaloux. D. Abrahamson. C. Bacrwald. J. Anderson. B. Anderson. 58 MR. E.R. JOHNSON 133 Row I: Mr. Johnson. T. Bor-chariJ. P. Blomlic. M Baurr. R. Hey non. D Broden. D. Bredemus. Row 2: I). Bruce. C. Boden. R. BicMada. C. Brown. A. Borer. T. Berg. M Belknap. Row 3: T. Bor-gen. R Boldt. D. Berg. L Boll. K. Buie. R. Bicsiudu. P Bintner. Row 4: J Bolnn. S. Bjiorngaard. J. Bicnfang. P. Boner. M. Boney, K Bo-din. J. Biorn. MR. TAURING 134 Row I: R. Wryk. E Kr eso-wiak. A. Vogen. Mr. Taur-ing. Row 2: D Wold. H Lunger Row J: R Megatrend. M Larvon. D Bergstrom MR. KUSS 136 Row I: K Clos. C. Brymeson. D. Chose. V. Chevalier. J. Carlson. Row 2: K. Cassidy. D. Coder. J. Corman. D Chell. B. Carlson. D. ( hell. Row 3: D. Bursch. I_ Burvjw. R Chc%lcr. S. Carlson. L Chose. S. Busby. Row 4: D. Casey. O. Carlson. L. Crngcr. M ( hnsi. M. Car-roll. T. Cogswell. 39 Rom I: D hiala. K Duran D. Erick ton. S. Eikos. , Duke. Mr. Ehrlichmann Koi 2: M. Finnvik. C. Eckber$ f) Don. H I v.in-. I ip ter. D Eastman. Rom J: C. cmira. G. Eaue. K. Daniels. I nge. P Donaldson. G. an ids. Rom 4: K Engstnn. Ebert, G. Ert . J. Dillon. Daly, J Duffy. MISS MARDESICH 202 Row I: M Kail, J Pridgen. A. Giesc. S. Fridgcn. G. Gad-boi . Miss Mardcsich Row 2: A. Gilkerson. K Gustafson. B Gronquist, H. Goudy. D Gangncr, t Fraser. Row 3: Nl. Gulickson. r. Frenetic. S Gawron. M Freeman. M Franzen. J. Halck. Row 4: D. Griffin, L. Grell, S. (ids-vik. M. Grant. J. Gleason. Fhc Y-tccns party counts the money collected while trick or treating for UNICEF. MR. PETERSON 208 Row I: Mr. Peterson. I). Hanson. I Hill. ( . Hofstnd, J. Hretanen. K. Hansen Row 2: M. Howard. J Hunson. K. Hebzynski, P Hawkins. M. Hayford. W Halvorson. Row 3: B. Helgcson. K Holmes. ('. Hamchcn. W. Hoglund. S. Hruska Row 4: D. High. G. Harlfid, K Hoffstrom. W. Hanson. M. Herkenhoff. 61 MR. W. ANDERSON 212 Ho I: H. Johnscn. H. Joh son. D. Johnson. S. Jones, I Jones. V. Jakonski. Mr. Ai derson. Ho 2: N. fsaacsoi D. Johnson. C. Hurl. J. Ja Cohson. M. Johnson. D. John son Ho J: H Johnston. H Johnson. J. Jasper. G. Jcrde. H. Jones. K. Johnson. Hit 4: I). Jorgenson. M. Joyce. D. Jensen. S. Jensen. I.. Jacob-son. C. Johnson. Ron I: P. Kitsch. L. Kn son. P Krebs. J. I arson. Kramltch. Ron 2: S. Kaliar K. Kiely, S. l ane. C. Krit P. l-itng. Ron J: L Krusso R Kuchn, H. Lully, R. Kci chum. J. Kroening. M. Kukai Ron 4: J. Kent. Ci. I.arson I) Kronberg, I Knapp. R Klimmck. 4R. GREENHAGEN 216 I: D. I.a nun. VV. Lar W. Magadan , I Lund-Mr. (Jreenhagen. Hon y l.a an, P l ong. I i. W. Lind berg. Kow J: hn, S. I.uvoi, r. Lar-l.ogcaiy S. Might. Non Maeiejny, R. Malikow• Leek. J. Moeia ka, J. With a few minutes remaining before half time. Mary Jo Herkenhoff. I'am Hawkins. Sue Carlson, and Sandy Kalland nervously prepare for their half time show. MR. WYROWSK1 221 Row It M. McKccvcr. L. Mann. S. Miller, D. Martin. S. Mas well. Mr. Wyrowski. Row 2: M. Neary. K. Monte-on. B. Nelson. J. Martinson. S Mattie. E. Manila. H Mitchell. Row 3: M. Meyerv R Miguel. D Miller. G Mil-liren. J. Vlandile. C. Mulville. Row 4: R Mandyck. A. Miller. R Moser. J. Morris. T. Mandery.C Mumm. MISS FAHEY 222 Row I: Miss Fahey. D. Part-low. P Peterson. I. Peterson. G. Paquette. J. Parrott. Row 2: C. Nelson. S Oman. F. Palenius, S Nelson. D. Opitr. M. Nyquist. P O'Leary. Row 3: R Peterson. R. Pehl. D. Osgood. S. Pederson. K. Peterson. A Olson Row 4: J. Nordby. T. O'Keefe, M. Overline. H. Peterson. W. Peters, T Petersen. 63 MR. R. CARLSON 311 Row I: K. Prcam. I. Ralph. L. Roback. i. Rice, N. Pierce, Mr. Carlson. Row 2: R. Robinson. B. RafTcrty. G. Reilly. E. Quiring, K Race. Row 3: C Robcck, L. Ritten. C. Quinn. S. Reed. G. Provo. I Ringatc. Row 4: D. Reilly, W. Rat . J Porath. J. Pudlik. D. Robillard. D. Robidcau. Mr. Hanson uses another of his nifty toys to show the forces of centrifugal motion and kinetic energy. 64 MR. HANSON 313 Him I: D. Shomshak. M. Seeley. VI. Saline. N Schuster. M. Kydecn. D. Koos. Rom 2: M K.x� d. D. Schir-mers. M. Kohling. V Shaffer. C Schugg. D. Schultz. Kim 3: ( Scott. W Schoch. H Scott. K. Selander. S. Sencs-call. B. Scherfcnberg. Row 4: P Schafer. M Schroetke. J Rom. J. Schendcl. G. Sunder. P. Sheridan. MRS. SCHAEFFNER 318 Rom I: D. Strum, f Smith. K. Slcltcn. N. Snubh. M Skoltc. Mrs. Schaeffncr Rom 2: C. Sicwcrt. A Slavick. K Snow. K Steffens. P. Stimto. S. Slielc. Rom 3: J Spanjerv J Snyder. K. Story. I Stem-bridge. D. Stone. G. Sibben. Rom 4: D Skecsick. B. SMan-son. J Steele. I) Sopiwnik. R.Sundeen. MRS. BARBUTO 319 Rom I: T Trafton. D. Til-seth. M Waldorf. J. Tructz. D. Wamolcy Rom 2: K. Tern-te. D. Walden. E Trdan. M. Tyrpa. Mrs. Barbuto. Rom 3: I) Thom. I). Wagy. J Tol-kmcn. J. Vick. J. Taut, C. Thiclke. Rom 4: ■ I okc. W Vashro. D. Taylor. R Talbot, G. Thomsen. 63 MR. MOSHER 321 Row I: K Willey. S. Wiiu. T. Welland. Wmnak. Row 2: M Wolinski. K. Woodford. B Zadlo. L Wood ha im. W. Wavinak. Row 3: k Willey. I) Wclhcnllc. C. Wilkins. B Youngkin. I Zinnicl. Row 4: S Weir. R. Wojciak. k Wcndling. S. Werner. Sophomores Display Vibrant Enthusiasm As years pass the sophomore class is becoming more a part of senior high than in previous years. The Class of ’72 has discovered a new enthusiasm. They are bright and spirited with a lot of courage and desire to succeed. This year the sophomore sports season was much more worthwhile and exciting for the whole class of ’72 because it was flavored with a new attraction— the sophomore cheerleaders. It is said that this year’s sophomore class is the largest ever to come to Henry1. They arc vibrant and powerful and we expect a lot from this class in the years to come. 66 A microscopic organism comes to life a sophomores kathy ('ottam. I.inda Schmidt. Elizabeth Pierson, and Valerie Peterson observe and study. MR. BELKHOLM 033 Row 1: J It miner. G Balck. S Bethke. S Birge. N. Ball weber. N. Bateman. K. Adams. Row 2: K, Arf. M Anderson. l. Boe. I Ba-jari. S. B.irankicwk . B Bach. Mr. Belkholm. Row 3: B Bean. K Bean. S. Anderson. D. Bartelt. N Atkinson. J. Aamodt. Row 4: J. Anshus, I). Anderson. D. Racklund. B Benjamin, T. Berkstrom. C. Bak. MR. AGUILAR 040 Row I: S. Botner, C. Brutycll. I. Curry. L. Cardona. M. Burns. Row 2; J. Brogren. C. Bye. K. Cottam. F. Borman. I.. Crandall, Mr. Aguilar. Row 3: C. Broden. C. Carlson. R. Burton. P. Chapman. D Bush. J Bourgeois Row 4: M. Bushman. K Cooper. P. Congdon.G. Brain hall. M. Burseth. D. Coolidge. MR. FEELEY 050 Row Is R. Duke. P. Denardo. L. Diehl, R. Dressen. G. Dcr-heim. Mr. Fecley. Row 2: R. Erickson, V. Dill ion. D. Diwi. S. Eikos. M. C aja. M. Dordan. D. Dahl. Row 3: R. Edberg. C. Daskicwicz, M. Dorr. M. Dunham. M. Ed-gren. J. Ellis. Row 4: S. Dahl-berg, D. Dahlbcrg. M. Di-mon. M. Danielson. G. Daniels. M Ducharme. T. Ehr-lichmann. 67 MRS. TRASK 060 Ku« I: C. Gcrszewski. L Gadbois, A. Fcuk. M. Gran-lund. P. Gleason. Mrs. Trask. Row 2: K. Fiscus, S. Gilsvik, A. Fossing. L. Froisiad. J. Golusky. I.. Evans. Row 3: S. Forbes. E. Finnvik. J. Fri-scll. N. Frank. K. Firtko. M. Grove. Row 4: I . Feller. K. F’orsgrcn. K Goodin. B. Foxier. T. Fox. MR. WASHINGTON 070 Row I: P. Hanson, D Gui monl. E. Hammond. G. Henderson. C. Heath, D Gross. Row 2: B. Hanson. K. Hanson. M. Hall. G. Hanson. B. Hudcrsbeck. Row 3: t'. Gu-zck. P. Hawkins. G. Hedlund. C. Hohcnstcin. N. Gustafson. Mr. Washington. Row 4: T. Ilaukom. B. Hod son. T. Griffin. M. Hanson. P. Hartos. J. Halek. MR. WALSTON III Row I: D. Johnson. D. Huber. D, Jensen. II. Johnson. J Isaacs, Mr. Walston. Row 2: 13. Hughes, VI. Jensen. M. Johnson. 13. Jeska, T. John-sen. J. Jaqua. Row 3: K. Johnson. M. Jackman. L. Hondo. B. Johnson. G. Johnson. Row 4: M. Jacobsen. L. Jacobsen. L. Johnson. J. Hurley. E. Johnson. J. Johnson. 68 MRS. SMITH 120 Row I: D. Kcncnon.J. Katchmark. T. Klostcr. C. Kegley. J. Kirsch. Mrs. Smith. Row 2: I, Kitllcson, K. Koch, N Kerns. R. Kubrick. T. Kchoc. A. Klemun. I . Kas-ncr. Row J: D Kammcn. S. Kactelnik. W Kent. H. Joyce. S. Johnson. R. Joycr. Row 4: Ci. Kiel. L Kclvic. K. Jung. I Kainc. T. Keeler, J Kerns. S. Johnson. MR. MOLDENHAUER 131 Row I: M. I indholm. R. Lawrence. C. Kroening. N. Krussowr. B Lind. S. Krause. Mr. Moidenhiiuer. Row 2: J. Kukas. S. Icschising. I' Larson. J. l untto. G Lung-Icy. G. Ko Jeky. Row J: M. Larson. D l.ufond. D. La-zonc, C. Larson. J. I.cipus D. Lalibcrtc. Row 4: J. Koval. S. Larson. R. Kramer. J. Kravc, T Lange, D. Larson. MR. QUIRING 135 Row I: M Mulikowski. S. Martin. N. Mauricio. T. Lof-tus. S. Maciazka. Mr. (Juir-mg. Row 2: P. Martinson. D Maki. F. Madcs. M Ludvig-scn. S. Madcs. T. L.ongcrbonc. Row 3: P. Nlalmquist. H Martinson. C Maloney. B Mqjko ak. S. Loye. Row 4: C. Lund. B. McCrum. T. Lewis S. Lonn, L. 1 .or citizen. J. Maciasek. 69 MR. MC GOWAN 207 Row I: D. Mcgcr. A. Mil-leon. M. Munycr. R. Mclcan. N. Mil iron. Mr. McGowan. Row 2: H. Nelson. K. Morris. T. Messiah, I.. Mcdin. D. Moore, M. Murphy Row i: G. Nelson. J Mika. C. Miller. K. Mooney. T Michrow-ski. W. Nelson. Row 4: T. Mocn. M. McGrath. K. Mendenhall. D. Nelson. M McKa-chern. J. Mcrkl. J. Morrell. Wildly exuberant soph's have a snowball smash. 70 MR. LUNDELL 211 Row I: T. Nordstrom. J. Nordstrom. W Olson. R. Norton. M. Norstrom. I Ni'hi uka. Rom 2: J Nestt-gen. R. O'Brien. T. Nord-quist. !. Olander, S. Olson. I Ostrowskl, Mr. I.undell. Rom 3: J. Ncuberger. P Ot-tcrstcttcr, M. Ogrcn. C. Okc-cfe. J. N'yquist. Rom 4: D. Ni nik. I . Okan. C. Olenak. B Olson. J. Opitz, R. Ncvi- aon. MR. SYLWESTER 219 Rom I: I Pitch. P Paquette R Patterson. P. Pelletier. Mr SyhwUf Rom 2: Peter sen. r. Pctenon, P. Pepek M Pahl. N. Peters, G Pedcr u n. Rom 3: J. Pcnncr. J Policy. M. Pulcmus, I). Peter son. P. Pedersen. S. Pearson Rom 4: R Peterson. J Pcder son. 1). Parvcy, P. Paurus. S Panchyshyn. L. Pierson, R Phenovv. MR. SWANSON 220 Rum I; R Potts. S Ramstad. C. Richter. C Raymond. S. Raymond. Mr. SManson Rom 2: D. Pudlik. R R.n K Roberts. K. Poupore. M. Reilly. 1 Ralph. B Rau. Rom 3: M. Rachncr. G. Rambow. K. Kc.llv. P King. J Koerv M Rico. R. Roback Rom 4: C. Ouilling. R. Rannow, R. Reich. J. Reck. J. Prokott. P. Richter. R. Rimer. 71 MR. BERGERSON 302 Row I: f. Sathcr. I Schram. S. Sabnv C. Schopf. Mr. Bcr-gerson. Row 2: B. Sell, M. Rosenberger. Nl. Rothstein. ('. Schcndcl, K Rohum, S. ShafTcr. J. Sawina. Row 3; P. Samborski. J. Sheridan. K. Rowlcs. J. Schwager, W. Sheehan. P. Shoemaker. Row 4: F. Schcideggcr. J. Selton. I) Schmcichcl. L. Schmidt. J. Sander. M Schcrmcrhorn. J Shapansky. MR. D. ANDERSON 305 Row I: V. Sweeney. P. Sis-son. M. Stock. M Simmons, Mr. Andenon. Rim 2: D. Sweere. M. Sporrong. J. Stores!. C. Sjoquist, I Sullivan. Ci. Fulbot. Row J: T. Sterling. I Smith. P. Skelly. D. Storm. M. Sopeth. W. Stang. Ross 4: J. Soderquist. G. Siedlecki, k. Sutcliffe. I) Stncklcr. S. Shopek. B Steiner. K. Syl-vers. MR. M. JOHNSON 315 Ross I: J Frafton. J. Theis, D. Thai in. B. Trombley. L. Townsend. Mr. Johnson. Row 2: S. Walters. L Feske. I Tenney. M. Taylor. G. Ullom. R. Tieva. Row 3: G. Voss. P. Fapio. K. Vados. D. Walden. V. Settling, M Fracy. Row 4: M Wallcrius. l Reynolds. I Theis. S Ulsand. P. Thompson. R. Tschumplc. 72 MR. CLAWSON 316 Row I: N. Zimmerman, S Zimmer. L- Wincek. S. Wood hums. B Williams. Mr. Claw son. Row 2: C. Zftltdlo. C Wcllan. P. Zingleman. T Zipf. D. Winick. L. Zappa Row 3: J. Whisney. J. Wess man. H Wcstlund. B. Zarling I. Weiss. Row 4: A. Wodtke K. Wethcrille. J. Whisney. R Wtcnljcs. D. Zudlo. D. Whn ncy. Freshmen Raise Roofs The class of 73 is made up of unique individuals, all different from each other. Many teachers feel that this class is wilder than previous years. Their strength lies in their sports ability. In the next few years teams will be strengthened by these freshman sportsmen. They are on the brink of senior high school and l x king forward to that new experience. Jim Purdham. the only freshman on the sw imming team, executes a front dive. MR. TRAFICANTE 017 Row I: J. Agness. I). Busby. S. Baker. T. CaJgcr. J. Cain. Mr. Traficante. Row 2: ( Carlson, J. Barralow. K Bennett. H Bennett. D. Bradley. P Berg. Row J: M. R.ij.iri. S. Bumgarner. S. Bums, C Alvord. B. Anderson, T Bau-crmeistcr. Row 4: C Burviw. L. Bofferding. D. Borchard. V. Birch. P Bour. L. Berg. 73 MR. JAECHE 101 Row I: 1). Donovan. K. Groff. R. Ellis. G. El art os. C. Fish. Mr. Jacchc. Row 2: P. Gottschalk, K. Groff. G. Har-rcr. W. Hanson. J. Hawkin-son. J. Granlund. Row 3: J Hanson. P. Dunne. T. I t� rr, S. Champeau. J. Fiala. M. Dougluv G. Goodin Row 4: D Hanson. R. Hanson. J. Guidcr. E. Columbus. B. Hansen, I . Dossi. P. Foley. MR. J. ANDERSON 214 Row I: D. Hoogakker, D. Johnson. M. Kehn. M. Jakala. R. Kolb. D l.alibcrte. Mr. Anderson, Row 2: M. Jakow-ski. N Larson. D. Jones. B. Johnson. L Jarosz. J. Kroen-ing. Row 3: C Klotter. D. Horsmann. M. Kennedy, B, Johnson. J Kolvig, G. Jorgenson, M Johnson. C. La-kotos. Row 4: D. Johnson. J. Layer. S. Hawkinson. C. Kchoc, D. Kchoc. B. Hcnscl, K, Johnson. Sue Mermk. Kathy Wiiman, Barb Trombley. Vicky Zappa and Barb Anderson perform a unique dance to “Sounds of Silence. 74 MRS. REED 303 R«m I; D. Meyer. ( t.uchi. S. Long, D. Ncsenson. Mrs. Reed. Row 2: M. Neuberger. P. Lynch, R. McQueen. J Mooney. D. Maxwell, D. Maahs Row 3: M. I.undecn. G. MacLennon, P. Olson. S. Nielsen. J. Lind. S. Mernik, D. Nelson. Row 4: J. Manger. J. Malzahn. S. Mulligan. R Nitchie. G. Mork. J. Jerdc. B Nelson. MISS KANE 308 Row I; B Schwurtz. J. Ritt miller. C. Pulcnius. J. Peter son. A Roos. Miss Kane Row 2: C. Revak. K Smith L. Skorpak. C. Schugg. S Schendcl. Row 3: R. Siedlcc ki. J. Snyder. M. Pederson S. Scidc, I). Smith. S. Rico Row 4: J. Pratt, S. Rood. D Skoog. T. Schmidt. P. Pro kott. J Purdham. MR. FALOR 310 Row I: D Wicklund. K. Vickerman. C. Zappa. B. Trombley. K Whitman. S. Wall. Mr. Falor. Row 2: K. Wood. B. S ymamki. V Zappa. J Thompson. J. St. Clair. Row 3: J. Tolkiner. J. Witz-man. J. Vomhof, S. Talbot. M. WoHman. Row 4: T. Widmer. M. Trombley. B. Ziegeweid. D Tyrpa. S. Zap-pa.G. Sullivan. 75 Eighth Graders Learn What It’s All About Experimentation is the key word in describing the eighth grade class. Seventh grade was their year for finding out what school is like and now they are using the information the)' have learned. They arc more sure of themselves; they find themselves laughing at the seventh graders, where as last year they were the ones being laughed at. They worked at being more sophisticated, following the patterns the older kids set. This was their time to find themselves. Eighth graders Joe Slcuen. Jon Bostrom. Dana Daniels, and Kim Hove display ihcir (alcni at (he Junior High Dance. MRS. WAATAJA 119 Row I: P Bolen. J. Andcr son. T. Alvord. M. Boisclair Mrs. Waatqja. Row 2: N Bergstrom. J. Bal. P. Birch K A kens. Row 3: M Andcr son. I. Behrendt. J. Bostrom J Brandberg. J Bigelow Row 4: B. Berg. L. Brown. J Bcrmcr. B Borchard. B. Bou chcr. 76 MISS KUDERL1NG 122 R«m I: k Pream. J. Kapella. C. Nisk . A. l.uce. G. Sage. Mm kudcrting. Row 2: D. Johnson. S I .each. C. McDon aid. P. Kolb, D. Purdham. Row 3: J. Peterson, S. I.orcnt-Kn, B Olson. S. Peterson. J. Sandcy. S. I ogan. Row 4: G. kastner. M Russel. G. Schcn-del. J. MickeKon, L. La ari. S I Icwcllyn. M McDonald. MRS. SCHURSTEIN 121 Row I: S. Howard. P Donovan. D. Hansen. N. Hanson. D. Coder. D. Denardo. Mr . Schurslcm Row 1: S. Christensen. I.. Hohenstetn. D. Daniels. C. Carlson. I.. Carlson. I. Curran. M. Dunne. Row 3: D. Elias, H Center-wall. H Crookcr. M Distet. J. Burns. S. Hegstrand. J. Hcimsoth. Row 4: R Crossland. R. Favreau, S. Carlson, S. Hanson, K. Hove, N. Christensen. N. Chapman. MRS. BERG 304 Row I: D .ipf. T. Sellers. D Thclcn. D Thtelkc. K Woodhamy Mn. Berg. Row 1: C. Vadoy G. WeMman. J. Sleltcn. T. Willey. J. Simv l Shutter R m J: C Stop cm, J. lorp. C. .adlo. V.. Stahmki. S. Vandermartm. J. Smith. Row 4: A Sodcr. D. Schmidt. B Shopek. J. Skoog. M Stommcl. J. Snyder. R Sweeney. Seventh Graders Show Uncertainty, Anticipation, Enthusiasm A typical seventh grade class at Patrick Henry High School is loud and spirited one minute, timid and shy the next. While they appear confused and excited, they catch on fast to the busy world of school life. The seventh graders arc eager to discover who the) arc and what their generation is all about. They seem like the unalarming type, but when those bells ring—watch out. The bell has rung and the race it on at the seventh graders rush down to the lunchroom. MR. KABANUK 016 Row I: D. Higelow. R Ad kins. W. Bateman. Mr. ka banuk. Row 2: F. Bauer mcistcr. R. Akcns. K. Bclk Row 3: T. Borgcn. C. Ams ler, P. Berne. F. Bauer meister. Row 4: B Bertsch L. Alexander. S. Biorn. M Bergstrom. T. Bokovoy. 78 MR. THOMAS 301 Row I: S. Jackowski. D. Brynteson. R. Dunlap. K Goodin. R. Coles. J. DcMar. Mr. Thomas Row 2: M Mira. J. Janowicc. D. Dropik. B Hanson. R. Dcnardo. M. Dcnardo. K Burns. Kim 3: J Jordhcim. D. Pinko, M Hart-fid. M. Field. L Gilbert. W C'ruokcr. P. Iverson. Row 4: J. Houghtclling. D. Brandi. L. Hccbl. C. Hohcnstcin. J. Gladbys , J. Colburn. J. Dos-si.T. Grandlund. MR. KNAPEK 322 Row I: B. Podvin. D. Nescn-son. P. O’Connell. M Philippi. L. Meyer. G. Naslund. J. Opheim. D. Petersen. Mr. Knapck. Row is C. Peterson. L. La vine. R Krucgol. D I arson. A. Luce. D. Parsonv D. Perkins. Row 3: R Mattson. P Peterson, G. M« rk. M. Krause. D. Pcsoto. K Kcnnclly. B. Maxwell. Row 4: T. McCauqhcu. R Johnson. B lalibcrtc. M McCrum. B Lundborg. R. Jorgenson. T. Pcske. MRS. C. CARLSON 330 Row I: S. Swenson. J. Slet-ten. A. Wallenus. D. Thielke. P Waight, H Zipf. Mrs. Carlson. Row 2: R. StcfTinv R Rustedt. J. Werner. S. Sellers. R. Vandcrmartin. S. Strohschem. Row y N. Was-serman. J. Rosales. T. Reich. J. Snyder. C. Thomas. T. Somcrson Row 4:J.Tolktncn. S. Rundlcs. S. Wicklund. S. Wilkerson. A. Rtngwclski. R Twcdt. P. Skonscny. 79 ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING 82 SADIE HAWKINS 86 SENIOR CLASS PLAY 88 MUSICAL 90 ONE ACT PLAY 92 Homecoming Royalty Reflects Mood Of ’70 QUEEN DENISE ELFSTROM A perfect woman nobly planned To warn, to comfort and command; And yet a spirit still, and bright With something of angelic light. William Wordsworth 82 SANDRA HARDIN KAREN ISAACSON Sweet and innocent, a living doll. Charming ways admired by all. A friendly girl with tender eyes. Bright and clever, lull of surprise. COLLEEN REILLY JUDY WATANABE Pretty and slender, with gentle ways. Striking and warm as golden rays. A pretty smile, a sweet hello, A girl who’s always on the go. 83 w Energetic Students Create Lasting Memories With great school spirit and enthusiasm, the student body worked hard to achieve the greatest Homecoming Henry High has ever experienced. The day started out with the bustle and excitement of the auditorium, which included a variety of skits, acts, and dances. The climax of the auditorium was the breathtaking coronation of our queen. Denise Elfstrom. As the day wore on and the time for the game approached, anticipation rose high. All were fired up and ready to cheer Henry to victory. The football team proved worthy of such support, and beat Vocational 20-0. Amidst the elaborately decorated Homecoming auditorium. Bob Arf and Kandy Smith escort little Dianna Cramer onto the stage Such wonderful day-time festivities set a delightful mood for the Homecoming dance and evening activities. The couples looked exquisite as they drifted onto the dance floor and mingled with classmates and friends. The room jumped to life with the music played by Danny’s Reasons. while the decorations seemed to accent the feeling of enchantment that captivated the couples and made our 1969 Homecoming a memorable one. 14 Jug band music sets ihc pace of Ihc Homecoming auditorium as Dan Kowlcv Joe Gillespie, and I’uul Peterson bang out a frisky tune N A radiant Pixie Elfxtrorn is honored by Jim Kilter and Greg Pierson 85 The Royal Court and escorts enjoy the freedom of the floor a “Danny’s Reasons play the Cjueen s request. Daisy Maes Prowl Lil’ Abners Run Sadie Hawkins Day came to Henry High once again this year. The Daisy Macs grabbed their guys and journeyed to the land of Dogpatch. The Auditorium was composed of various acts and songs, and the highlight was the contest play, The Apple Tree. The day was topped off when the gals dragged their fellas to the evening festivities and danced to the beat of the Brcmans. A g xnl time was had by all and the girls anxiously await their chance to go back into the land of Dogpatch next year. The audience listens to D;� nn Rowles as he sings Oh Darling.”' 86 Clint Johnson and Hill Hilton, in a popular ( hurley Chaplin—“Big Al comedy skit, entertain a spirited Sadie Hawkins audience. Judy Walanabe and Jay laming, introduce the next act at the Auditorium. Sadie Hawkins swingers. Kathy El wood and Craig Nelson, dance to the heat of the Bremen . 87 Senior Class Visits Our Town The Senior Class Play of '70 was given on December 17. 1969. This year the play Our town was selected because it conveys the beauty of everyday life and stresses the tendency of people to overlook this beauty. Members of the cast did an excellent job of acting because they succeeded at making the characters believable for the audience. Mr. Sylvester did a commendable job interpreting Wilder’s dramatic intentions. Graveyard Scene—Deceased townsfolk sympathetically ponder over George Gibbs as he mourns the death of his wife, Kmily. Stage Manager............. Daniel Dillon Mr. Webb..............Steven D. Johnson Mrs. Webb................Dianne Erickson Emily Webb......................Jan Hies Wally Webb.................Thomas Mattox Dr. Gibbs.............Mark Hendrickson Mrs. Gibbs............ ... Kathy Elwood George Gibbs ...................Ken Bush Rebecca Gibbs............Denise Bosque Howie Newsome...............Dave Friscll Joe Crowell. Si Crowell . Charles Dcrus Mrs Somes ........ .Suzanne Delmonico Simon Stimson . Steven Bateman Church Organist............Lois Purdham Professor Willard............Steven Brua Woman in Balcony ........ Holly Gregg Man in Auditorium..........Dennis Hiller l ady in Box...............Barbara Schoch Joe Stoddard ...........William Maccario Constable Warren.......................Paul Peterson Sam Craig................. Michael filseth 88 Mrs. Gibbs, played by K Elwood. continues to nag Frank. M Hendrickson. about a long awaited trip abroad While Editor Webb. S. Johnson, searches for his line, practice goes on for George. K. Bush, and Emily. J. Biev Simon Stimpson. played by S. Bateman, attempts to direct the church choir despite having had a little too much to drink. 89 H.M.S. Pinafore Docks At Henry This year’s musical was the comedy H.M.S. Pinafore by Gilbert and Sullivan. Also entitled The Lass that Loved a Sailor. the play deals with a Captain Corcoran, his daughter Josephine. and a common sailor (Ralph Rackstraw) who loves the Captain’s daughter. Josephine is betrothed to Sir Joseph Porter, the ruler of the Queen's Navy, but is planning to run Off with lowly Ralph. In the end all problems arc solved by little Buttercup and everyone lives happily ever after. Co-directed by Mr. Sylwester and Mr. I rafficantc, the play slowly took shape during the many second hour rehearsals. The cast members worked with enthusiasm. and found that being Englishmen was not at all bad. Captain Corcoran, played by Tim Bcnhardus. threatens the marines to shape up or ship out. 90 The 70 member Senior Choir presents the 1970 musical H.M.S. Pinafore. Lend characters I). Rowlcs. D. Dillon. T. Benhardus. D. Landin. M. Joyce. J Skorpak, J. Johnson, and I Purdham work at rehearsal. Josephine, portrayed by Diane l.andin. is swept ofT her feet by Sir Ralphs. Dan Rowlcs. charming ways. Josephine . Ralph Ruckstraw Captain Corcoran .... . . . Tim Benhardus Sir Joseph Porter ... Dan Dillon Buttercup . . . . Lois Purdham Cousin Hebe Dick Deudeye Joe Skorpak Boatswain 91 The snake. Dan Routes. seduces Eve inio eating the forbidden apple. The Apple Tree Creates Unique Effect The Apple Tree, a musical comedy, was this year’s entry in the One Act play contest. The played showed an unusual view of Adam and Eve’s life in the Garden of Eden. Under the direction of Mr. John Sylwester. and hardworking students Mark Hendrickson, technical director; Rita DuCharme, acting director; and Lois Purdhani, music director; the play was presented for the Sadie Hawkins Day auditorium in an array of colors and an elaborate setting. Although the play received no awards in competition, the cast had a lot of fun and the audience thoroughly enjoyed the production. Happy in Fdcn arc: M. Tilscth. D. Rowlcs. P. Barankicwicz. M. Rydccn. K. Elwood.J Fcuk. D. Rows. D. Dillon, and K Bush. 92 The animals listen attentively as the snake lures them to the forbidden apple. Adam............................Dan Dillon Eve ...................... ... Judy Feuk Snake.......................... Dan Rowles Humble Bee...................Kathy Elwood Parrot.........................Mike Tilscth Turtle.................................Ken Bush I.ads Hug...............Peggy Rarankiewie I ion.....................Marianne Rydeen Monkey..........................Dawn Koos The bumble bee. played by Kathy Elwood. grieves over the death of Eve. Adam and Eve. played by Dun Dillion and Judy Feuk. contemplate their world as the animals of the Garden look on. 93 SPORTS 96 FALL SPORTS 102 WINTER SPORTS 118 SPRING SPORTS 124 CHEERLEADERS 127 PEP CLUB C upturns for 70. Ron Wodlke. fullback, and Mike Barger, lineman. Jim Hand Ritlcr makes turn-around catch for another Henry touchdown. Shades Of Knute Rockne— Henry’s football team found out that the old saying, “A good big man is better than a good little man” holds true in some cases. Henry's interior, both offensively and defensively, fought tough all year, but usually had to give away about twenty to thirty pounds. This can cause problems. The team record. 2-7. does not show the fact that Henry always played exciting football. They scored more points against Roosevelt than had been scored against them all year. Captains Mike Barger and Ron Wodtkc can be proud of the job their team did. End justifies means—1st dow n Henry. 96 M. Osgood puls 40 yard average to lest. K Wodtke Mocks. Perfection in motion—J. I.undeen leads J. Eicholl around right end on picture-perfect sweep. Aerial Attack Returns Team—Row I: M Ostlund. S. Schwartz. M Barger. B Arf. M. I. arson. G. Pierson. M. Osgood. Row 2: K. c.uviidy, K Wodtke. J. Eicholl. J. I.undeen. J Ritter. Team—Row 1: I). Casey. K Wr os. T. Frenetic. T. O'Keefe, A. Wodtke. R Waldorf. J. Sclton. J. Rolan. G I arson. G. Jcrdc. Row 2: R Smith. J Ross. D. Bergstrom. J. Jasper. Football ’70’ Throwing under heavy pressure. John Eicholt finds safely valve receiver Ron Wodtke. Junior Varsity—Row I: D High. P Shaffer. J. Nordby. D. Reilly. G Daniels. C Johnson. G. Fauc. 98 A bright spot this year was Henry's passing attack. When the team was healthy, combinations such as Eicholt to his tlankcr Jim Ritter, or his wide receiver Mike Osgood, sparkled. Mark Ostlund played at the tight end spot and made the heavy traffic catches. Don't gd v excited coach, it is only a Henry touchdown. Coaches M. Miller. I- Kuw E McGowan. S. Jacchc. D. Swanson. J Anderson. Henry Takes To The Air 99 Sophomore Team—Row I: M. Shockcncy. B. Msykozak. J. Ncu-herger. M. Grove. G Kozicky, R Nevison. R Ray. | Hanson. R Rimer. J. Sheridan. J Kruve. D Wold. Row 2: K. Arf. M Du-charmc. I). Bartclt. B. Wryk. B. McC'rum. M. Rico. J. Policy. B Hunter. M. Bushman. P. I arson. J. Mika. T. Keeler. Row J: j Kovuk. K. Jungc. R Kahrick. J. Pederson. S. Anderson, D. Kaine. R Forsgren. J. Anschus. D. Schmcichel. M. Danielson. K SutclilTe. B. Boyer. G. Daniels. J. Whisney. R Rannow. L Kclvie. J. Sodcr-quist. Soph’s Avenge Varsity Setbacks The 1970 sophomore football team showed winning ways by finishing 4-3- I. I hey played exceptionally well against strong teams like Washburn, and Southwest with their season best against Washburn. Standouts such as J. Pederson and R. Forsgren. led the team to victories avenging varsity losses. Look lor these sophs to blend well into forming next year’s varsity. J. Pederson runs with visions of Henry T.D. Three Henry sophs use gang tackling method 100 un rr unf Team Row I: M Reilly. (' Johnson. J Mall. H Sheehan. R Andcr on. M I .arson. C. Hamchcn. Row 2: R Mosher. J. Pauru . Manager; G. Millircn. i Reilly, | Freeman. J. Vow, R Joyer. H Peterv G. Thompson. W. Hoglund. J. I oilmen Row 2: Coach ( unham. J. Jordan. T. Will . M. Hammcr ten. D. John on. G. Te kc. R Davis. D. Sibley. P. Sheridan. W. Schcndel. Manager The beginning of ihe end. Coach Canham pushes Captains Mark Hammcrstcn and Dave Sibley toward a better lime. Work: The Name Of The Game It was another good season for the Henry Harriers, moving up from fourth place last year to third this year. Henry finished behind the state champions. Southwest, and a strong Washburn team. Losing only three seniors. Henry expects a stronger team next year. The Harriers finished the season with an impressive record of 31-7. Typical Henry performance: Tom Will give 110'i Basic Elements: Coordination, Ci. Tcske goes for an easy field goal. rTi • • 1 iming, Strength The season starts out with high hopes. G. Reilly fights for the ball against Central 103 J. Soderquist goes up for a layup against North. Height Helps Our team had high hopes for a winning season, and as the season progressed the team had improved a great deal. Many of the games were very close, hut most of the time our team ended up with the low score. Their conference record was 2-8. This year’s outstanding player was junior Glen Teskc. whose high scoring and rebounding abilities were rewarded by selection to the All-City Team. With the experience gained by the juniors on the team, it is hopeful that next year’s team will win the championship. Varsity Basketball-Row I: Mgr. D Eri-scll, I). Bergstrom, J l.undccn. Ci. Thomsen. K Smith. I) Sibley. Ci. Reilly Row 2: Mgr. J. Paurus. C'apt. M. Ovgood. C. teskc. C'apt. J. Eickholt. D. Johnson. G. Wagy. J. Sodcrquist. T. Griffin. D. Casey. Mgr. W. Schcndcl, Coach Robert Scikkula. 104 John Eickholt pulls down a rebound. Baltic for the rebound. • 05 Glen Tc kc joe for a layup a Tim Griffin come down court. A jump shoe in heuvy traffic. Sophs Acquire Fundamentals The sophomore team had its share of troubles. They were just getting organized when the varsity called up their leading scorer and rebounder, John Soderquist. The small team suddenly became six feet-four inches smaller. Arnic Wodtke became captain and led them in points and rebounding. They ended the season with 2 wins and 8 losses in conference play. John Anschus makes a layup on a fast break. Sophomorev--Row I: R. Joycr. M. (arson. B. Majko ak. G. Voss. D. Larson. Mgr. S Anderson. Row 2: Coach Craig Canham, B. Hunter. J Anschus. A. Wodtke. K. Sutcliffe. B. McCrum. 106 Skiing Builds Self-Pride Ski Team- Row I: D Stangcl. Mr. (irccnhagcn Kim 2: B. Dicks. S. Busby. Ci. Ullom. J Tollmen. Row 3: K. Wicntjes, M. Taylor. T. Berg. K Kittlcson. B. Joyce.C. Daskeiwie . Busby lakes a sharp curve on the sleep slalom course. The Ski Team had u disappointing season. Under the supervision of Couch Grccnhugen, our inexperienced team got their first touch of high school competition. The team was hindered by injuries and had no participants in the jumping competition. This caused them to forfeit one-third of each meet. With the experience gained this year, the outlook for the future is bright. Tankers Emerge Victorious Tom Frenetic prepares for take off. Another high score on difficult dive. 108 Swimming learn Row I: ( apt. Johnson. J. Noskcr. H Katz. S. Walter, li. Nelson. I Martin. I Frenetic. Row 2: K FngMran. J. Daly, Capt. I. Kainc. J Glcaosn. B. Anderson. S Johnson. M Hammersten. Mgr. D. Purdhum. Row 3: Coach Roger Hod. M. C hrist. J Koval. J Friscll. B Schafer. M Diamond. J Purdham. T Kainc. Our only champion this year was the swimming team. They had their hopes for an undefeated season shattered by their one point loss to Southwest in their last dual meet. They were able to come back a week later in the districts and trounce Southwest. With the outstanding performances of the team's juniors, next year’s team hopes to repeat this year's glory . 109 Hockey Team -Row I: Mgr. M Johnson. J. Sheridan. D. Fiala, G. Langley, J. Policy, J Mnclu .ka, G. Wallin, I). Johnson. P Sheridan, K. Wood. A. I ucc. Row 2: B. Arf. Capl,; G. Larson. K. Cassidy, M. 1 jk. H. Farnham, G. Jcrdc. J. Jerde. T Pend ima . J Pederson. R. Forsgrcn.G. Maciejny. A Game Of Goals Shots all over and finally a score. The hockey team finished 5-7-1. It was a disappointing season for Henry, losing by just a goal to Southwest 2-1, and Washburn 3-2. However they did beat West for the first time in many years. With only four seniors on this year's squad the future looks good. T. Pcnikimas M. MajkoiaK B. Farnham. T. Pcndziim� The Violent World Of Hockey Sophomore Team- Rom I: K. Nevison, B. Nelson. Rom 2: M. Pederson. M Douglas, S. Kostelnik. I Dorr. B. Hanson, J. Shapan-sky. M. Danielson. B. Steiner. D Bail ell. J. rheis. K Arf. T. Ralph. S. Scide. K Johnson. A struggle in ihc crease. Pushing nearihc boards. 112 Pilcup near the boards. M3 Fighting for the puck. Captain W. Kryduba demonstrates a sit-out to reverse Captain T. Bcckficld in the following four diagonal shots. Muscles Make It This year's team found that the city conference had toughened up some. They did. however, beat a long time menace in Washburn. They finished 6-4. The sophomore team showed that they are willing to work and fit into next year's varsity. They finished 7-2. Pictured in conference action shots arc Mark Larson and Jeff Smith. Varisty—Row I: R Waldorf. J. Smith. T. Bcckficld. G. Thorsen. B. Peters. W kryduba. D. Kappcl. J.V.'s at right: A. Stinson. G. J. Van Drasek. R. F.llis. Row 2: P Shafer, G. Pierson. M I arson. Fauc. k. Hanson. J. Mali. 114 Sophomores—Row I: G. Kozicky, I Kchoc, M Schockcncy, B Ray. K. Firtko. M Boc. S. Touwnsend. Row 2: M l.undcen. M Reilly. B. Ziczwcid, Ci. Sullivan. T. GrifTm. B. Lund. D Foley. Row 3: R Reimcr. D. Schmcichcl. J Manger. J Nlahl ahn. G. Hcdlund. S Gilsvik. 115 Upside down world of the parallel bars. Ron Wodlkc takes on the horse. I’urc strength and nothing else—Rocco Forte. Pushups ihc hard way. by Gary Kogalski. Facing tough competition in city conference play, the gymnastics team finished the season with a record of I win and 4 losses. Despite this disappointing record the team was skillfully led by Roger Klcis, Gary Kogalski. and Captain Rocco Forte. If You’ve Got It, Flaunt It 117 Gymnastics Tcanv-Row I: G. Kogalski. J I.uce. M. Finnvik. K. Wodlkc. D. Stores . Row 2: B. Hail. W. Ellison. L Wicks. D. Klciv Row J: R Klcis. R Forte, and Manager J. Mudgc- 1969—Frustration But Determination Looking toward 1970. the 1969 batsmen had an average season. They tied for seventh place by winning 4 and losing 6 in city conference action. In non •conference play the batsmen split, winning 3 and losing 3. The tic for seventh necessitated a playoff game with West in which Henry won a come-back victory 7-4. Later, however, they lost 6-2 in their first district play-off game against Roosevelt. This ended the 1969 season. Star third baseman. Ron Wodlkc. connects Typical of Henry's year. John Eicholt was called out w ithout being tagged 111 Acc reliever, Tim Frenetic, unloads his famous fast ball. Baseball Team—Row I: Coach F. Kuvs. B Johnson. M Benson. Smith. Row 2: T. Wand cl. R. Christensen. J. Hicholt. J. Hanschcn. G. Hughs. D. Rainville. R. Wodtkc. T. Frencttc. T. Pcndzimas. R M. Wand cl. T. Severson. M (Htlund. D. Wilkcns. C. Nelson. A winning mile relay—R. Forsgren to G. Dorr. . . G. Dorr to D. Sibley . . . Working, Contending, Winning The name for the 1969 track season was Ward Gilkerson. He won or placed in every meet he ran. He took second in city and led the team to a fourth place finish. He then went to stale, as did shot-putter Bob Anderson. The 1970 season shows changes. This year’s team has no super-star, but has more depth than in other years. This year’s team is led by captains Jim Ritter, hurdler, sprinter; Mike Osgood, high jumper; Dave Sibley, distance man. sprinter. They also have Mark Ham-mersten. John Hall. Rocco Forte and many juniors to add depth. Bruce Balkcn (lie to new height . Track Team Row I: J. Sheridan. E- Mattica, L. Wick . S. Busby. G. Thomsen. D Wamslcy. B. Anderson. G. Milliren. D. kleiv B. Sheehan, K. Sutcliffe. M. Rico. B Steiner, k Firtko. Row 2: S. I onn, B. M;ijko .ik. B Zukowski. G. Reilly, M. Freeman. G. Fane. R. Kittlcson, J. Morris, J. Tolkincn. R. Forsgren. R. Mosher, G. Larson. T. Frenetic. R. Davis. J. Hall. J. Morrel. R Joyce. V. Hull-man. Row 3: S. Anderson. P. Sheridan. J. Ritter. M. Barger. M. Timmski. R Forte. W. Hoglund. D. Reilly. C. Scott. B Peters, R. Wojciak. M. Schroctkc. J Ross. B. Ameson. J. Anshus. B. Rat . G. Pierson. Row 4: J. Pauruv T. Lcdull. P. Shafer. D. High. J. Dolan. T. Farnsworth. D. Sibley. M. Hammersten. G. Dorr. T. Wills, W. Schcndcl. M Osgood. D. Johnson. G. Macisny. B. Balkcn. S. Schwartz. 120 D. Sibley to J. Ritter. . . J. Ritter finithes for Henry victory. 121 I Youth Gains Experience l.arry Noyd. Rick Dicks, and Jim Szymanski; the latter being the only one to qualify in districts. Teamwise. Henry finished in the lower division. The 1969 golf season was one of frustration. Coach McGowan expected to finish high but the ball didn’t bounce right for Henry. The top four golfers were Marty Lerum, Scotty Lcmm show 300 yard driving form in this 250 yard drive. Brad Dicks, after selecting his choice of club, lines up a putt With the form of a pro. Scotty l.enim makes a difficult trap shot. 122 This year's four will return with the needed experience to help give Henry a better outcome. The team is led by captain Brad Dicks. Also on the team are Reid Lerum, Jim Maciazka and Ed Krzcsowiak. With a little luck the team could finish much higher. Golf Team: E. Krzcsowiak. J. Maciazka. R. Lerum. B. Dicks. rennw Jeam- Row I: P. Donaldson. M Overtinc. M Carroll. W. D. Kronbcrg. R Talbot. R WietHjev J. Porath. J. Schcndcl. C. Lally. S. Balkcn. S Oman. C. Thielkc Row 2; Coach L. Carlson. Johnson. G. Hanck. C. Olson. D Parvcy. Craig Thiclkc shows backhand form long lacking at Henry. Captain Gordy Hanck shows three yean of work with this serve. ’69 Building For ’70 The building is done. The 1969 season was one of gaining experience, for six out of seven of the regular players will be reluming. The 1969 season saw only two victories out of ten. both 3-2 over North and Central. Captain Ciordy Hanck says that they want to reach at least 5-5 in 1970. The returning men arc: doubles. Craig Thiclkc. Jim Porath, Jerry Schendel. Ray Talbot; and singles. Ron Wientjcs. and captain Gordy Hanek. 123 Debbie cxprev.cs her eagerness towards a win against Vocational. Pep Rousers Ignite School Spirit, Teams The cheerleading squad, this year led by captain Sue Odette, was filled with pep and enthusiasm. The squad consisted of three seniors and six juniors. The season started out with a summer vacation filled with energetic practices and led into a year crowded w ith pep Tests and games. Responsibilities of cheerleaders sometimes include sacrificing free time to travel with the team—this year to Winona. Hibbing. and Brainard. Judy Watanabc displays ethnic talent in doing Chinese splits. 124 The chccrlcuding squad supports the team w ith one of their new formations. Juniors l.ynn. Beth, and Mary arc found ready with the jump ball. 125 Ihc 1970 squad consist of l.inda Nishi uka. Mary l.indholm. Bcv Trombley. Mary Slock, and Michelle Orundltind. Eager Sophs Devote Time And Energy To Teams This year a new Sophomore Cheerleading Squad was formed to assist the Varsity Squad. Five girls were chosen to represent the Sophomore Class at their sporting events. The girls try to make it to all of the different games. and have done a great job in supporting their teams. Besides attending the games, the girls have held several successful pep fests before school on important game days. Captain of Ihc squad. Bcv Trombley cheers ihc boys on to a victory. Ai u game against South, the girh lead their fans in a rousing cheer. The Pep Club Committee, responsible for the instigation of the spirit this year, is comprised of Jackie Grams. Colleen Reilly. Pal Jcx. and fieri Meehl. Paint, Elbow Grease Pay Off During the opening weeks of the football and cross country seasons, senior high girls turned out in large numbers to support the teams. This support was carried through to the winter and spring sports as well. Every night before an event the girls spent long hours behind the paint brushes and on the ladders showing appreciation to the boys for their valiant efforts on the field. The Pep Club influence can be seen in strange placev 127 Senior high girls gather in Senior Hall to paint signs supporting favorite teams. Kathy Skclly. a senior. concentrates while putting. G.A.A.’ers Swing And Stroke To Victory The G.A.A. teams this year combined fun with fitness. Tennis. volleyball, swimming, badminton, and golf were the sports the girls could participate in. The badminton team, which had three wins and five losses, tied for sixth place, they were coached this year by Mrs. Gustafson. Although the team was young and inexperienced. they had lots of enthusiasm and tried hard. Spring marked the beginning of the golf season. The leant was anxious to get out on the greens and sharpen up their skills. The team played at Theodore Wirth Golf Course. The combined efforts of each girl and Coach Miss Shane made the team a good one. The volleyball team also had a successful season through their hard work. Many other girls, who did not go out for the actual team, participated in mtermural volleyball, playing in weekly tournaments. The volleyball team applies strategy to win their game. Sue Dclmomco. a senior, uses her skill to dig the ball. 12$ Team J Gormlcy. k. SJcfTcflv H Sell. K Isaacson, S. Talbot. R Klimmck. N Isaacson. L. Caswell. B. Antony.G. iadbois. 79 This year marked the second year of the girls swimming Uuhe Dicks demonstrates food form as the dives, team. Coached by Miss Brcndsel. the team placed fourth in the city. Two of the girls. Bam Gleason and Nancy Johnson. placed second in the city meet. Mrs. Gustafson was the new tennis coach this year. The team under the leadership of captains. Karen Isaacson and Mona klimmek. tied for third place in the city. Steph Nelson docs laps to increase her time. How I: C Robcck. S. Eiko . D. Erickson. T. Jackman. C. Swecrc. R Bold). Kim 2: T. Haukom. I Dick . C. Bak. K. Poupore, I. Ralph. I). Dorr, k CIOs Rim 3: N HUliren i Wing M John son, B adlo. C Fraser. K Snow. S. Nelson. B Brcndsel. 130 4 Girls Find Fun And Achievement In G.A.A I cam: Row I: V Shaffer, B. Carlson, B. Johnson, J. Gorm-Icy Row 2: I Caswell. K Isaacson. S lalbot. A Brown, R Klimmck.J Anderson. 131 Captain Ramona Klimmck executes her point scoring serve. ORGANIZATIONS 134 PUBLICATIONS 136 STUDENT COUNCILS 138 ASSISTANTS 140 CLUBS 144 MUSIC 151 FORENSICS 152 PROGRAMS Orator Staff Moves With The Times l.oK Purdhnm. Editor-in-chief, discusses copy with Elaine Vomhof. copy editor; Mr. J Petetvon. Advisor. and Chuck Derm, photo-grapher. Ihe Orator Staff energetically attacked a year filled with hard work. This work was made even more difficult by the adoption of a new layout style. The theme to spur them on was a song by-Simon and Ciarfunkel about memories. One emotion experienced by every member of the staff was the impending doom felt with the approach of every deadline. However, with many good times to urge them on. the staffers emerged with a book to be proud of. Orator Staff K. Skoof. J. Grams, B Arf. W Schcndel. D I andin. Nl. Tauv In the window: M Duchurmc, S. Nelson. G. Nlcchl. K Pream. Jim Nmkcr. Sports Editor: Jan Whitcraft. Feature Editor; Mark Hammersten. News Editor; I inda Evans. Business Manager. Patriot Staff—Creativity Amidst Frustration Patriot Staff Row 1: B. Schoch. K. Fugerhaug. M. Sorbet. I.. Wing. B. Heath. D. Beyer. Around the ladder K Wrros, J Hies. J. Lansing. D. Rowlcv J Drey. T. Kainc. This year the Patriot Staff has taken a step ahead in creative copy-writing. They have brought into the paper outside stories that are of interest to the students. These included stories on the war moratorium and reviews of plays, films, and records. At Christmastime they organized a campaign to raise money for Santa Anonymous.” For just fifty cents you could enter room 2I6A and have your picture taken with Santa” Lansing and his “Pixie” helper. It was well worth their while for they were able to donate over one hundred dollars to the worthy cause. Paul Peterson. Editor-in-Chief; L. A. Greenhagen. Advisor; Mary Kapuc . Assistant Editor. Bill Hilton. Photographer. 135 Senior High Student Council Officer : J Watanabe. Secretary: K. Wod-tke. Vice-President: B. Arf, President. Executive Council- Row I: J Watanabe. G. Gadbois. I Leonard. Row 2: J. Nosker. K Mooney. I) Winick Ron 3: Johnson. I Purdham. J. Swanson. R Wodlkc. Row 4: M. HummcrMcn. B. Arf. I). Kowles. G. Hoflfmun. Senior High Student Conned Row I: B udlo, I Ralland, V. Laferrior. P I eonard. W Malikowski. R. Bach. J. Watanabe. K Flwood. R Durand. D. Lundin. J. I arson. G. Gadbois. 1 Smith. Row 2: J Stores!. G Mcehl. P Jex. I) Flfstrom. J f aux. k Borman. G. Langley. T. Peterson. k Cottam. k. Poupore. P Christensen. S Nelson, k Pream, S Odette. Row J: k Vados. k Mooney. I. Schmidt. R Boldt. B Lchn. k Arf. D Wold, k Fin-ko. I Hawkins, k. Cassidy. M. Timinski. C Redly. J Swanson. J. Penner. Row 4: J. Kickholt. B Arf. D. Row lex. W. SchcndcL D High. I kainc. J. Ross. R Wodlkc. R. Smith. I koine. G Ram-bow. P Mined, G- Hoffman. J. Johnson. J Martin. 136 Active Student Council Achieves New Goals As school began last fall, the Student Council actively started planning for the many events of the school year. They decorated the auditorium for Homecoming and were able to secure a name band for the dance. In November they abolished the Dress Code. and in January a successful Sadie Hawkins Dance was held. An Executive Council was also created to advise the Student Council on important matters, and a Human Relations Council was again formed to better the relations between the students at Henry. Human Relation Council Row I: M Shockcncy. B Hanvon. C. Fraser. J. Johnson. J I ankford. Ko s 2: C. Sjoquitt, H Edwards. R Miguel, M Nyquisi M Parker Kim J: I) Wcthcrillc. C Hubbard. K Rob inton. M. Honey. R Smith. Row 4: R Barker. r. Kainc. C. Johnson. I Crossland. I Burdham. A Wallace. Not pictured W. Rat and S. Gawron. Junior High Student Council fficcrv S Rico. President; B Nelson. ice BrcMdcnl; K Bream. Secretary Junior High Student Council- Row |; T. Borgcn. J Cain. B Iverson, J Slcttcn Row 2: C Carlton. C . Stores!. K Bream. S. Rico. N appa. Row 3: R Crovdand. B Hanvon. B Nelson. J Host rum. R Jorgenson. 137 Student volunteers give up their free time to help the faculty and stall regulate the school day. They carry out many tasks ranging from washing blackboards, to selling books, to running errands. The main groups are the stage crew, equipment room managers, and the library assistants. The stage crew's job is the general maintenance of the auditorium. In the equipment room the managers get the athletes’ equipment in shape. The library assistants shelve books and sell paperbacks. Stage Crew Row I: G. Hoffman. T. Owens. Row 2: B. Lunzer. I’ Leonard. G. Amundsen. D Bergstrom. K. Ilegstrand. M Larson, E. Krzcsowiak. Row i: | Pollif-ka. B Kyk. D. Wold. A Brown. A Vogcn. M. Johnson. Work, Work, Work All We Do Is Work! In the dark comers of the equipment room, senior Mark Borgcn works on his secret love—boot blackin'. Equipment Room: Terry Berg. Joe VanDrasek. and Mark Borgcn. 138 Library Assistants—Ko« I: J. Kirch. B hramlich. S Pridgen. J VanDrasck. V. Shatter. L. Crandall. S. Hardin. B. Bollcro. I.. Ba-jari. Row 2: M. Waldorf. S Slide. N. Schuster, D. Watson. K. Zimmer. C. Knutson. S. Nelson. A Anderson. Rim 3: J. Hanson. C Robed. M. Bujari. D Walden, G Pierson. S. Pederson. D. Opitz. I Krussow. R. Klimmek. J Whisney. C. Hohcnstcin. Not pictured: P Borman. J Bray. C. Fox. G. Kastner. P. Kirch. H Mitchell, C. Sjoquisl. J. Ihompson. D. Wetherille. R Wientjes. S. Wicr. P. Wincck. 139 Fall Inductee - Rom I: S Bof-ferding. C. Shields. N. Story. P. I.ofgren. P. Jex. C. Sweere. J Gram. C. Nielson. Rom 2: D. Dillon. J. Niska, J. Pfann. C. Reilly. VI. Rapac . S. Odette. N. Ilunkc, J. Paurus. Rom 3: S. Johnson. J. Whitcraft. P. Waluce, I.. Wing. D. Skorpak. M. Wede brand. V. Conley, P. Jasper. National Honor Society Progresses Despite Sarcasm This year the NHS decided not to work in the lunchroom. They felt they could be of more service in other areas. One of the new projects, headed by Mark Hendrickson, is tutoring junior high students at Henry. Another project they cosponsored was the St. Patrick Day dance to raise money for the AFS student. In the spring they raised money for their annual trip. spring Inductees—Rom 1: K. Isaacson. J Baker. R Lunzer. J. Feuk. E. Vomhof. K ElMood. Rom 2: G. Hanek. L. Purdham. C. Minell. K Skoog. J. Johnson. J. Swanson Rom 3: I Thome. W Schendcl. M. Hendrickson. D. SiNey. R Wodtkc. C. Derus. 140 NHS Officers—M. Hammersten. Vice-President; J. S� inwn, Treasurer; R Wodtke. President; K. Isaacson. Secretary. Hi-Y Promotes Fun And Friendship The Hi-Y has had a year filled with fun times and achievements. They have a new director. Mike Engelsjerd. replacing Bill Matthews. The year began with a bonfire which was a great success. Some of the members participated in the Youth in Government Program at the Capitol, where they gained knowledge about government. They also had broomball and softball tournaments. Sno-Day was held for the first time at Camp Christmas Tree. The guys ended the year with the election of officers. Hi-Y Officers: Randy Waldorf. Vice-President; Wayne Kryduba. treasurer; Dave Casey. President; Jeff Lundeen, Chaplain; Larry Wicks. Secretary. Tobogganing arc seniors. Wayne Kryduba. Ron Wr os. Mark Borgen and Randy Waldorf. At a Hi-Y meeting—On floor: Nl. Johnson. D Bergstrom. On couch: I). Casey. J. Morris, P Hintncr, E. KroZOWink. I O’Keefe. On top of couch: S. Werner- 141 With help from Wendy Ward. Y-Teens presented their annual fashion show to give a burst of spirit to the new Y-Tccn year. Just some of the events to brighten the year were the Gobbler's-a-Go-Go dance. Snow-Day held jointly with Hi-Y. and a Mother-Daughter Banquet. As spring creeped up Cotton Day and the Senior Farewell Banquet were held. An all-school service project, to support an orphan from the Philippines, added new dimensions to this organization. Bonnie Pihlstrom and her cabinet had help from Miss Brendsel. school advisor, and Mrs. I.in-nee, the new YWCA advisor. Seniors K. Baurmeistcr. I Hlfstrom, K. Borman. ( Nielsen. K. Skoog and their advisor ponder comm events at a Y-Tcens meeting. 142 Chapter lYexidcnts— Ron I: S. Odette. J Ncstigen. J Ramstad. W Kydeen Bow 2: K Roberts, k Vados. J. Jacobson. S Pederson. D. Erickson. Not pictured: C- Sweere. C. Ncilscn and C Reilly. Bursting Spirits Brighten Lively Y-Teen Events Officers Row I: S. Nelson. Chap. Coordinator; K Snow, Chaplain; I) Wcthcrillc. Sec.; B. Carlson. ICC Row 2: J. Grams. Trcav; B. Pihlsirom, Pres.; J. Watanabe. Publicity C hairman. Not pictured: l_ Kal-land. Vice-Prc� . Juniors enjoy the warmth of the fire after a good time sliding at Snow 43 Senior Karen Skoog receives her honorary flower from Judy Watanabe at the Recognition Banquet. Trombonists S. Ulsund. J. Bolun. G Dorr, and M Hendrickson prove that “The Beat Goes On.” Band Members Row I: J. Schwagcr. C Kcglcy. J Hurley. D, Win-ick, Roberts. J. Nordstrom. K. Mom eon. L. Stembridge. J. Longer bone. ( . Olzcnuk. Row 2: 1. Wicks. I). Skeesik, D. Coolidgc. W Hanson. ' Martinson. I) Scute, ts Wciulling Ross I Snyder, J. Vick M. Hendrickson. G. Dorr. S. Ulsund. D Nelson. J. Reek. B. Sullivan. L. Martin. Color Guard: Ci. Wilkerson. P. Chapman. S. Lane, and K. Montcon. As the sun rose in the east, the drugging feet of the usuuil) enthusiastic band members could be heard us they groped their way to the dew-dampened field. All this for one of the many early morning practices which resulted in exciting half-time shows at our football games. As the band marched through the year, they were led by Mr. Donald Moldcnhaucr, Patrick Henry's band director of 38 years. Since 1931. he has led bands to honors and awards. Mr. Moldenhauer left at the semester break with a final award to his credit--our band placed first in Charles City. Iowa with an A” rating. 144 mam m IF •' Band Marches Through Successful Year Senior Pal Wileman “Meps forward as Drum Majorette for the hand. Officer —Row I: J Feuk. Sgt.-at-Arms; S Kluck. Mas.; ( Dcrus. Pres. Row 2: I Caswell. Trcas.. N1. Hendrickson. Vice I'res.; P Lof-gren. See. B..rnl How I: R Johnson. D. Chesler. J. Anderson. S I .me. P Chapman. I Crandall. J I euk. P Hawkins. P Barankiewic . A. Feuk. B. f . Row 2: Fenslra. Wilkcrson. S Barankiewic . I ( aswcll. H. Johnson. M Dunham. M Boe. P. Donaldson. M. Tracy, (i. Pierson. C Derus. Row J: S. Anderson. B. Anderson. S. Kluck. D Carlson. D. � riffin. J Rolan. D trickson. K ( otlam. K Zimmer 145 Pep Band Sparks School Spirit Leading off Pep Tests at Henry is the Pep Band. Under the direction of Chuck Derus. this band consists of the finer musicians from the Senior Band. This year the Pep Band has added to its total number of performances by playing at live basketball games and at a hockey game. I’cp Band members blast it out at a hockey game. Chuck Derus shows his two-for-nothing form as he whips the l cp Band into chape Pep Band- Rim Is J Schwager. C Kcgley. D. Winkk. J. Fcuk. P M Dunham ■ I iK) i nwreB D Sridc Row 2: K Cottam. J. Vick. L. Stcmbndge. J. Nordstrom. H Johnson J Longerhone. J Anderson. S Carlson. C Roberts. W Hanson. S H jrankicw ic . A Feuk. C. Derus K m ,t: B Is.ms k Zimmer. H Anderson. I Wicks. B Sullivan. J Reck (. Pierson. P Donaldson ti Dorr. M Hendrickson. S. I Isund J Bolan Dancers Add Excitement At Half Time Most students take summer vacations, hut the girls in Henry's dance lines put many hours of practice into their work. They lead a hustling, hectic life preparing for a season of dancing. The girls work on improving their marching, creating new dances and breaking in new members. They perform at games and at auditoriums under the leadership of their captains. Hi-l itev I Thompson. Ci Manly. J Stores!, N Japs. I) Carbon, k Vadot, B. I chn. M I indhcrg. N Hinstrom. J Wcssman. M. Johnson. Captains. I . Hfstrom und S Slide. Pastel Pats: D Winick. S. Hardin. P. Gleason. Santa. D. I.andm. Capt P Hawkins. Front Five—Row I: P McCarthy. Captain; S. Carlson Rim 2: M HcrkcnhofT. S salljnd. J. (� r.im%. Not pictured ullernate C. Wicklund. 14 Times Of Laughter, Harmony Create Memories Senior C'hoil Kim I: S. Long. P Leonard. L. Kalland. K. Stclien. S. Shatter. D. Norlandcr. J Trad . V Braun. S. Berg, B Saline. M. Rydcen. W Wuvinak. Rim 2: B A meson. G. Nelson. C Lukotas, D. George, P. McCarthy. M Hlavnika, S. Meier. J. Feuk, S Hardin. J. Johnson, D. I andin. D Johnson Kim 3: A Wodlkc. K. Wryk. C Peterson. M. Provo. I Zach. M Benhardus. D Skorpak. L. Purd-ham. J. Whilcraft. J. Grams. S. Dclmonico. K Hanson. T. Benhardus. Kim 4: I) Dillon. S. Johnson. K Smith, W I indhcrg, V ShalTer, M Baumann. S. Miller. K. Tcmpte. J. Purdham. L. Evans. J. Skorpak. D Johnson. K«m 5: D Rowles. S Kluck. D. Chdl. D Anderson. R B.iuermcistcr. N Johnson. G. Meehl. K. Whalen. M. Joyce, I Erlichmann. I Koine. Under the direction of Mr. George rraficantc. our new conductor, choirs sang their way through a musical experience. Both choirs found it fun to learn with Mr. Trafi-cante's sense of humor and Italian accent. The Senior Choir presented concerts lor Thanksgiving. Christmas, and spring: and informally carolled in the halls at Christmas. I lie annual musical, this year being H.M.S. Pinafore, was presented in the spring to complete a memorable year. The Girl's Choir was a smaller one and spent most of their time learning the techniques of music. Busses S. Kluck. B. Arncson. R Smith. D Rimlcs, and S. Lonn practice good breathing skills to improve their singing. U8 “l isten you tenors, you better stand straight and sing loud. P.D.Q.f' Senior Choir Officers: Kandy Smith, Vice-president; Steve Muck, Sgt.-at-Arms; Jackie Grams, l ibrarian; Dan Dillon. President; Sandy Hardin, Secretary. Not pictured: Dan Rowlcs. Mascot; Marianne Rydccn. reasurcr. Senior Girl’s Choir— Row I: T. Baucrmcistcr. L. Lodin. N. Snabb. C. S. Bolncr. Row J: S. Huwkinson. G. Provo. D. Pearson, L. Berg. B Carbon, J. Bnrsaloux. M Jakowski. D LaLibcrtc. Row 2: M Hajari. Johnson. C. Klottcr. K Johnson. N. Kerns. G Harrer. C. Bakke. B. Johnson. D. Knutson. M Murphy. 149 New Director, New Music, New Sounds This year the orchestra found it easy and fun to adapt to a new director. Mr. Traficante devoted much of his time to arranging music for the choir and orchestra programs. The musiciuns found it a challenge to play well with the choir. I heir combined efforts brought many rewards as they pla ed in the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs, the musical H.M.S. Pinafore and the Spring Concert. Orchestra Officer. Kim I: | Slock. I ib. Kim 2: B Hjclvik. Mas-col; k Kowlcs. Sec.; B Carlson. Ircas. Kim 3: D. Kimlcv Pres.; H Halkcn. Sgl. ai Arms; I Purdham. Vicc-Prcs. Orchestra member' I) Nelson. K Steltvn. I lownscnd. man. and k Kowlcs practice diligently during -Jth hour. mmwwwww Orchestra Row |; B Hjclvik. B. Carlson. I Bur saw. S GawTon. ing. •) Seifert Kim 3; ( Ryndcrs. J Wit m.m. K Stcltcn. 1 limn M. Stock. 0. Purdham. S. Wahl. I- Purdham. Kim 2: D. Ncbon. K. send. I) Skorpak. J S ick. k ( ottam. I Bowles. B B.ilken. ( Kowlcs. P. Lynch. I.. Caswell. P. I.ofgrcn. N. Isaacson. K. Boffcrd- Dcrus. I Wicks. I Hendrickson, k Peterson. I cuk ISO Speech Team— Kim |: C. Sjoquist. I). Roos. R Roberta. H. Gregg. S. Ddmonico. M. Provo. J. Johnson, I.. Purdham. Row 2: J. Nosker. R leek. . Johnson. K. Skoog. P McCarthy. S. Odette, W. Sc hoc h. M. Tilseth. T. Ring. Hard work is the key to the success of the speech and debate team members. Hours of research went into preparation for debate and speech activities before tournaments even began. The debaters placed third in district competition and came in fourth at the Duluth tournament. Henry was host to the Regional Tournament in which the debaters placed ninth in rugged competition. The speech team began the season with Round Robins at North High and went on to place several speakers in regional competition. Phis year. Ray Leek was honored with the Voice of Democracy Award. Determination Drives Speech And Debate Teams 131 Debate Team Row I: R Hiihon. C Hohcmtein, C Krocning. K Hansen. Row 2: M. Provo. D YVamstcy. J Johnson. R Roberts. ( Sjoquist Row 3: C. Johnson. J. Nosker. D. Dillon. S. Gawron. R. I eck. What A Little Extra Time And Effort Can Do! Officer Ron I: P. Smith, Parliamcntiirian. Kim 2: B, Saline, Secretary; I). I.nzar ., Recreation Chairman Kim 3: I Krusjow, President-Elect; S Johnson. President; L. Schmidt. Treasurer. Junior High FHA- Kim I: I Curaan. S. ( hristcnsen. J Rittmiller. D. I'hielkc. Kim 2: P l.ynch, N I.arson. B. Johnson. I) Wicklund. S Vander-Manin. Kim 3: S. Talbot. I Brown. G. Kastner. J Thompson. I Stuhoski. Senior High FHA—Row I: B. Bollcro, I). Chester, J Turnquist. B Saline. Kim 2: D. Pearson. I Krusvovs. P Smith. I). Weth-erille. S Johnson. Kim 3: I Pierson. A. Vcltroni. K Vados. M Meyers. I Schmidt. G. Talbot. Throughout the year, members of the FHA have shown what a little extra time and effort can produce. Their work ranges from business to pleasure. I'or Homecoming they were in charge of the Alumni Room. On November 1st the annual FHA District Meeting was held at Henry. They also had a Sno-Days at Camp Ihduhapi and a chow-mein dinner to raise money. A trip to Cambridge Hospital to help the mentally retarded and a banquet in the spring rounded sift' the year. 152 This year, we at Henry were proud to welcome Adriadne Audic” Veltroni to our school. Audio, as she was nicknamed by her American parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, came from Sao Jose do Rio Proto. Brazil. Her American brother and sister were Randy and Pam Smith. Throughout the year she experienced many new things—including snow-mobi ling. She also learned how to make ice cream the old-fashioned way. Audit had six years of English which, she slid, helped a great deal since most of us could not speak her native tongue. Portuguese. It was a much brighter year at Henry with Audio’s contributions to our school. Andie and her American brother. Randy, pluy the popular Twister ' game. United In Friendship We Learn About Each Other The Smiths Row I: Ricky. Audie. Patti, and Pam Row 2: Randy, Mr� Smith. Mr. Smith, and Uncle Terry. 153 As friends look on. Andie cranks away at making ice cream. Trade und Industry Hun I; D. Vmfndii. S. Nordqimt. P Hog land. Sun.hi K KJefa M sicrlmg. Kem 2: t� Wood harm, K Pauruv M agaros. I.. Cattleman. K Sab-raski. H Ferguson. Row 3: H Niix. 2. Hurvov. J. F.Iliton. K. Horlunder. J. Phenow. Work Program Gains Valuable Skills The Work Program assists students in preparing for the future by placing them in part-time jobs. They work at least fifteen hours a week and no more than thirty-three. There are three divisions: Trade and Industry, advisor Mr. Smith; Office Education with its corresponding club MOEA. advisor Mrs. Knapp; and Distributive Education with its corresponding club DECA, advisor Mr. Schulte. The membership of this program has almost doubled since last year with 112 students participating. At the State Leadership Conference. Pat Wileman was elected to the office of State Vice-President of MOEA. Mr. Schulte. Mr. Smith, and Mr . Knapp look over (he day's schedule. Distributive Education Ko� I: J Niska. f Sander. S linstrom. S linker. Row 2: ( I’dcrscn. I Blomqucst. ( Couch. J Binkley. Row J: (, Gish. I) Mrocck. B. Mars alck. I) andlo, I Schram. Row 4: I 1 lu . H Hartley, K. Frank. J Kay. I Kaiser. Pat Wileman demonstrates office skills she has learned. Office Education—Row t: I Scllick. M Wedebrand. K appa. I’ Bartasky. Row 2: T Paris. D S ach.J Turn-ijuist. I Bursch. I Borchardt, N Robinson Row .El) alrson. ( Shields. N1. I.indberg, S. Daggett. A. I’cs yn-ski. K Moser.-I Hendrix R ow 4: I Kafka. M Johnson. B Merheim. N. Hanke M Burke. I1 ShoflHhail N Story Row 5: K Martin. J (ireen. P I md. Ci I cncis. K Halvorvm. P Wallace. P Wileman. M. Hartman. 158 PRINCIPALS 159 COUNSELORS 160 OFFICE AND LIBRARY STAFF 161 FACULTY 168 MAINTENANCE 170 ADMINISTRATIVE AIDES This year’s administration grew to three as Mr. Gunberg was added as the Senior High Assistant Principal. Mr. Gunberg had a busy first year. With Mr. Atkinson in charge of the North Central Evaluation. Mr. Gunberg was given the job of seeing that the school continued to run smoothly. It was also a busy year for Mr. Schultz. There were many changes this year and Mr. Schultz handled them with the school's best interest at heart. PRINCIPAL A.B. SCHULTZ Who Says Three’s A Crowd? 138 SR. HIGH ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL D. W. GUNBERG JR. HIGH ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL S.D. ATKINSON The counseling staff was not left behind in the field of additions. Not pictured is the addition to this year's staff. Mr. Schema, the part time counselor who helped the seventh graders learn the ropes of junior high. As usual. Mrs. Zcglcn, Mr. Frickc, Mr. Tracy and Mr. McDonnel were kept busy assisting students with their programs and decisions about the future. Mrs. eglen helps Pam Leonard decide on the college of her choice. What A Time It Was! Mrs. Kline tells Mr. Frickc. “No. it is not time for lunch. “Just u minute. I'll find it. says Mr. Tracy, the sophomore counselor. “It must be here somewhere! 15V Mr. McDonnell takes time out during a hectic day. Down in the basement cubbyhole Mr. Kusseru ponders over a recent locker inspection check sheet. Staff Struggles Amidst Confusion Office Staff—Row I: Mrs. Rosella Dorr. Mrs. Terry Lehman. Mrs. Lorraine llagglund. Mrs. Mary Kosciolck. Mrs. Shirley Krussow. Betty Kline. Mrs. Carol Kleven. Row 2: Mrs. Marjorie Weir. Miss Mrs. Dclpha Sporrong. Mrs. Lois Nacfcle 160 MR PETER AGUILAR Industrial Am MR. DANIEI ANDERSON Business MR JAMES ANDERSON Social Studiti MR WESLEY ANDERSON Social Studies MR VERNON BACKES English MRS. DORIS BARBUTO Business MR RONALD BEAUCHANE Social Studies MR KENNETH BELKOI M Industrial Am Teachers Tell It Like It Is MRS. CORINNE BERG English MR DONALD BERGERSON Social Studies MR HAROLD BOBGAN An MISS BEVERLY BRENDSEL English 161 Mr. Canham blasts football jargon during a home game. MR. CRAIG CANHAM Science MRS.C AROI.E CARLSON English MR LYNDON CARLSON Social Studies MR. RALPH CARLSON Science MRS SHIRLEY CARSLON Home Economics MR. JOSEPH CLAWSON Science MR DONALD EHRI.ICHMANN German MISS PATRICIA FAHEY Science MR RICHARD FAI.OR Social Studies MR. JAMES FEELEY Social Studies MR IARRY GREENHAGEN English MRS. JEAN GUSTAFSON Physical Education In a burst of inspiration. Mr. Hoersehgen takes it upon himself to demonstrate improper posture in the auditorium. 162 Teachers Operate Smoothly Doctors Johnson, Canham, Clawson and Carlson attempt a scientific experiment with Tom Ring as guinea pig. MR HAROLD HANSON Science MR KARL HOERSCHGEN English MR SHERIDAN JAECHE Social Studies MR E. RAY JOHNSON Industrial Arts MR MARVIN JOHNSON Science MRS. MARY Ell EEN JORDAN Business MR ALLEN KABANUK Special Education MISS KATHLEEN KANE Mathematics MR DONALD KASSERA Mathematics MR CONRAD KNAPEK Mathematics MRS. ALMA KNAPP Business MISS KAY KCDERLING Mathematics 163 MR. FF.RINAND KUSS Social Studies MR. WALTER LARSON Social Studies MRS. EVELYN I.IFTZ English MR WILBUR LUNDELL Mathematics MRS. JUDITH MANN Home Economics MRS. KATHLEEN MATTSSON English Is There Really A Generation Gap? MISS POLA MARDESICH Spanish MR GERALD MCGOWAN Art MR MONTE MILLER Social Studies MR DONALD MOLDENHAUER Music Arts 164 MR. PHILLIP MOSHER Mathematic MR. JOSEPH MULLERY Industrial Arts MR. JAY PETERSON English MR ALVIN QUIRING Industrial Arts MR. RODNEY RAY Mathematics MRS MARGARET REED English MRS DOREEN SAVAGE English MRS MARGARET St HAEFFNER Business 165 After a busy day Mrs. Savage jumps into her hot rod and heads out to Donnybrook. MR BERNARDSCHUI IE Business MRS. JUDITH SCHURSTEIN Mathematic MR ROBERTSEIKKU1.A Social Studies MISS MARGARET SHANE Physical Education MRS HELEN SMITH English MR RICHARD SMITH Industrial Arts MRS. V. FRANCESSODERQUIST Home Economics MR DON SWANSON Physical Education MR JOHN SYI WESTER Drama MR ROBERTTAURING Industrial Arts MR ALEXANDER THOMAS Social Studies MRS FI ORENCE TIMMERMANN English MR GEORGETRAFICANTE Music Arts MRS. JO DIANE TRASK English 166 IN MEMOR1AM MR. JAMES I EVANG MR ARTHUR PULKKABEK Math even puzzles Mr. Mosher—once in a while. The Changing Moods Of Henry’s Faculty MRS DONNA WAATAJA Reading MR JOHN WAl-STON Social Studies MR JOHNNY WASHINGTON Physical Education MISS BRITT WED IN Home Economics MR THEODORE WVROWSKI Business 167 It’s All In A Day’s Work For Henry’s Custodians UMOdial Staff Row I: kr.tl kc, I- Coldcn. G. Chris-iu- k Wats. I) March. Row 2: I Shaffer. K Ncluin. W. While. R Hanlon. (Juiglcy. Mr. March, our head engineer, check inlo ihc heating so Henry’s student can have a warm room during the winter month 168 f inishing a hard da of cleaning. Mr. White feed the incinerator. Mrs. F. Trovik checks olTsupplies for the muscle-building lunches lo come. “Yes. we have no bananas, but apples ssc got ---so say Mrv I., Lundborg. Mrs. G. Larson. Mrs. S. Marric. and Mrs. B. Miller. Cooks Build Strong Bodies Ten Ways “Come and get it“ yell our cooks. Mrs. H. Anderson. Mrs. M. Hegstrand. Mrs. A Kozcl. Mrs. F. Peszynski. and Mrs.J. Maxwell. 169 Mr. Sodcrlund. the police liaison officer at Henry spend tome after-school time informing the FHAcn of hi duties in the community and school. Teacher' aide . Mr . Bohanon. Mrs. SiMey. Mm. Erickson. Mrs. Gish. Mrs. Famham. Mrs Meline and Mrs. Ncucnfcldt corral a student in the halls during lunch without a pass. Aides Take Time Out To Be Understanding “Say aah! says Mrs. McC lellan, our special service teacher. Mr. Schwabb frowns over the mound of paper work before him. 70 Senior Index—Class Of 70 ALEXANDER. DANIF.I.—“Alex —23 Football, Hockey. Sophomore Baseball, Teacher's Assistant. Senior Class Mascot. AMUNDSEN. GARY—23.56,138 Stage Crew. ANDERSON. BRIAN -23.109.MS,146 Swimming Learn. Hi-Y. Band. Pep Band. Teacher’s Assistant. ANDERSON. DAVID—23 Work Program. ANDERSON. GERALD— Jerry —23 ANDERSON. RAYMOND—“Hoofy —23 ANDREWS. VICKI—23 ARE. ROBERT—“Bob —23.84.97.110.134. 136 Football. Hockey. Orator. Hi-Y. Student Council -President. All City Student Council. ARNOLD. SALLY—“Ten”—23 Y-Teens. Pep Club. FHA. Senior Oats Play. BAKER. JOI.EEN—“Jo”—23.36.140 GAA, Pep Club. German Club. Spanish Club. Y-Teens. NHS. AFS Club—Vice-President. Speech. Patriot. Senior Choir. Counselor's Assistant. Senior Advisory. BALKEN. BRUCE—23.120.130 Cross Country. Track. Sophomore Basketball. Orchestra—Sgt. At Arms. Musical. Teacher's Assistant. BANDUR. MARK—23 BARGER. MICHAEL—“B —23.57.96.97. 120 Football -Co-Captain. Track. Hi-Y. Teacher's Assistant. Senior Advisory, Senior Class Sgt. ut Arms. BARRETT. DIANE—23 BARTASKY, PA'ITIE—23.153 Work Program. Y-Teens. BATEMAN. STEVEN—“Langundowr—23. 89 Ski Team. Senior Class Play. BAUERMEISTER. RUTH—23.142 Y-Teens. JA. Girls Choir. BECKEIELD. TERRY—23.114 Wrestling. Track. Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. BENHARDUS. MARTHA—“Marti —23. 148 Pep Club. Spanish Club. AFS Club. Senior Choir. Musical. Teacher's Assistant. BERG. SUSAN—“Sue —23.148 Spanish Club. Y-Teens, Secretarial Club. Pep Club. Teacher's Assistant. Office Aide. Senior Choir. Senior Class Play. BERGER. MICHAEL—“Mike —24 Sophomore Wrestling. BEYER. DENNIS—24.135 Patriot. Teuchcr's Assistant. BIES. JANICE—“Jan —24.89.135 Y-Teens. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Ski Club. BINKLEY. JUDY— Jud —24.155 GAA. Y-Teens. JA. FHA. Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. Bl AZEVIC. STEVEN—24 Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. Bl.OMQUEST. LYNN—24.155 Y-Tccns. Teacher's Assistant. Office Aide, Human Relations Council. Work Program. B FFERDING. STEPHANIE— Sleph“— 24.140 Y-Tccns. Spanish Club. Pep Club, NHS. Teacher’s Assistant. Counselor's Assistant BOKOVOY. ROBERT—“Bob —24 BOI.I.ERO. BONITA— Bonnie - 24.139. 152 Y-Tccns. Nurses Club. Pep Club. FHA treasurer. Library Assistant. BORCHARDT. FRANCES—“Fran —24. 155 Y-Tccns, Girls Choir. Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. BORGEN. MARK—24.138.141 Hi-Y. Equipment Room Staff. Hockey Manager. Baseball Manager. Football Manager. BORMAN. KATF.RI—24.136.142 Y-Tccns. Spanish Club. Teacher’s Assistant. Student Council. BOSQUEZ. DENISE—“Otick —24.46 Y-Teens. Spanish Club. BOURGEOIS. MICHAEL—24.56 Cross Country, Tennis. Track. Hi-Y. Band. Senior Advisory. Student Council. BOYD. ROBERTA—“Robbie —24 Senior Choir. BRAA. STEVEN—24 Teacher's Assistant. Senior Class Play. BRAUN. VIRGINIA—“Ginmc —24.148 Girls Choir. Senior Choir, Office Aide. Teacher’s Assistant. BRAY. JANICE—“Jan —24,139 Y-Tccns. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Senior Choir. Musical. Teacher's Assistant. Library Assistant. BROWN. ALISON—“AT —24.1 31.1 38 GAA. Girls Tennis. Y-Tccns, Stage Crew. Teacher's Assistant. BUNF.. JERRY—24 BURKE. MARY—25.155 Y-Tccns. Office Aide. Student Council. Work Program. BURNS. KATHRYN “Kathy —25 Y-Tccns. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Secretarial Club. Teacher's Assistant. Senior Advisory. BURSA W. JERRY—25.154 Work Program. BURSCH. PATRICIA—“Panic —25.155 Work Program. BUSH. KENDAl.lv— Ken —25.89.92 Track. Senior Class Play. One Act Play. CARI BKRG.GARY—“Angle —25 Sophomore Football. Wrestling, Track. CARLSON. DEBORAH—' Debbie — 25.147 155 Y-Teens. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Hi-Life . Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. Work Program. CASTLEMAN. LYNN—25.154 Y-Tccns. Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. CASWELL LINDA— Un”—26.129.131. 145.146.130 GAA. Girls badminton. Girls tennis. Y-Teens. Band—Librarian and Treasurer. Pep Band. Band Council. Orchestra. Office Aide. Teacher's Assistant. CHAPMAN. CAROL—“Muffin —26 Girls Swimming Team. CHESLER. DEBORAH— Deb —26.145 Y-Tccns, German Club. Pep Club. FHA. Band. Pep Band. Teacher's Assistant. CHRIST. KONNIE—“C risco'—26 GAA. JA. FHA. Y-Tccns. Band CHRISTENSEN. PAMELA— Pam'—26. 116 GAA. Y-Teens. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Library Assistant. Student Council. Human Relations Council. CHRISTENSEN. RANDEE—26 GAA, Girls Choir. Senior Choir. Office Aide. CLARK. BEVERLY—“Muffy —26 Teacher's Assistant. COGSWELL LEE—26 Work Program. COLES. WILLIAM—“Bill —27 Teacher's Assistant. CONLEY. DIANN—27 Y- Teens. J A. Teacher's Assistant. CONLEY. VINCENT—27.140 Baseball. NHS. Student Council. COUC H. CARMEN- - Carin' — 27.155 Library Assistant. Work Program. CZAJA. DIANE—“Chaz —27 JA. Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. DAGGETT. SUSAN—“Sue —27.155 Work Program. DAHI BERG. MARK—27 JA. DALY. MICHAEL—27 DAVIS. RAYMOND— Ray —27.54.101. 120 Cross Country. Ski Team. Track. DEHNE. LINDA—27 Work Program DELMONICO. SUZANNE- Susie —27. 128.148 GAA. Girls badminton. Girls volleyball. Girls tennis. Girls golf. Y-Tccns. Pep Club. Speech. Band. Pep Band. Senior Choir. Teacher's Assistant. Office Aide. Senior Class Play. DERUS. CHARLES—“Flash —27.56.134. 140.145.146.150 Orator—Photographer. Band—President. Pep Band—Director. Band Council. Orchestra. Musical. NHS. Teacher's Assistant. Senior Advisory. Senior Class Play. DICKS. BRADLEY—27.107.122 Ski Team. Golf. Tennis. Ski Club. DIEHL. KENNETH—“Ken-Gymnastics. DILLON. BRADFORD—27 Dl LLON. DANIEL-“Gcrinidc —27.140. 148.149,151 Science Club. Chess Club. Debate. Senior Choir, Musical. Senior Class Play. One Act Play. DISTEL DONNA—“Dis —27 Y-Teens. German Club. Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. DONAHUE. KATHLEEN—27 Spanish Club. DONAHUE. ROSE— Rosie —27 DORR. GREGORY—“Leo —27.120.144.146 Cross Country. Swimming Team. Track. Band. Pep Band. Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. 171 DRBSSE1.. MARK—27 DREY. JEAN—“Jcann.c —28.56.135 Spanish Club. Pep Club. Y-Teens. Patriot. Teucher's Assistant. DROP IK. RANDY—28 DUSCHA. CONSTANCE— Connie—28.38 GAA. Y-Tccns. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Teacher's Assistant. Library Assistant. EDWARDS. BOBHIE—137 Human Relations Council. EICKHOLT. JOHN—“Broadway John —28. 97.98.99.1(M. 118.119.136 Football. Baseball. Basketball, Hi-Y—Treasurer. Spanish Club. Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. EI.FSTROM, DENISE— Pixie —28,33.82, 85.136.142.147 Y-Tccns—Chapter President and Treasurer. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Hi-Lites—Captain. Patriot—Assistant Photographer. Teacher's Assistant. Office Aide. Student Council. Top Ten, Homecoming Oueen. ELIAS. FRANK—28,155 Work Program. ELLISON. JOHN—28.154 Work Program. ELLISON. WALLACE— Wayne —28.117 Gymnasticv Hi-Y. EL WOOD. KATHY—“El —25.28.87.89.92. 93.136.140 NHS. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Y-Tccns. Teacher's Assistant. Senior Class Play. One Act Play. Human Relations Council. Student Council. ENGSTRAN, JANNA— Jan —28 Y-Teens'. Counselor's Assistant. ERIC KSF.N. DIANNE—28 Y-Tccns. Pep Club. Teacher's Assistant. Senior Class Play. Student Council. EVANS. LINDA—28.135.148 JA. Patriot, Teacher's Assistant. FAGERHAUG. KATHRYN—“Kalhic - 28. 135 Y-Tecnv Pep Club. Secretarial Club, Patriot. Orchestra. Teacher's Assistant. FARIS. TERESA—“Terri - 28 Work Program FARIS. THOMAS—“Tom —28 Work Program. FARNHAM. ROBERT— Bob' —28.110.111 Hockey. Teacher's Assistant. FARNSWORTH. TOM—28.120 Hockey. Track. Teacher's Assistant. FEDOR. DANIEL—28 Sophomore Wrestling. FERGUSON. BRAD— Chicr—28.154 Work Program. FETTER. DOUGLAS—28 FEU K. J UDITH—29.140.145.146.148 Girl's tennis. Y-Tcens. Spanish Club. NHS. Debate. Band—Sgt.-at-Arms. Pep Band. Orchestra. Senior Choir. Musical. Debate. One Act Play. Teacher's Assistant. Couaselor's Assistant. Library Assistant. FIELD. GREGORY—29 FTNSTROM. NANCY—28.147.155 Y-Tccns, Hi-Lites. Work Program. FISHER. JAMES— Jim —29 FISHER. KATHL EEN— Kathy —30.45 Y-Teens. Pep Club. Ski Club. Teacher's Assistant. FITZGERALD. JEANNE—30 GAA. Y-Tccns. Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. FORTE. ROCCO 30.56.116.117.120.121 Track. Gymnastics—Captain. Hi-Y. Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. FOSSING. STEPHEN—“Steve —30 Sophomore Football. FOX. COLLEEN—20.139 Y-Tccns. Pep Club. Girls Choir. Library Assistant. FRANK. RIC KY—“Rick —30.155 Work Program, FREDRICKSON. MELISSA— Lissa —30 FRENETTE. TIMOTHY—30.34.119 Football. Baseball. Hi-Y. Student Council. FRISELL. DAVID— Fritz —31.104 Basketball Manager. Track Manager, Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. Senior Class Play. Senior Choir. Musical. FULLER. JERE.L—31 Sophomore Hockey. Sophomore Football. FURST. DIANE—31 Girls Choir. Teacher's Assistant. GABRIEL. JEANNE—31.56 Teacher's Assistant, Senior Advisory. Student Council. GALVIN. TERESA—Terri —31 FHA. Y-Tcens. JA. Secretarial Club. Library Assistant. GELSC HUS. ERWIN—31 GELSCHUS. ROBERT— Bob '—31 German (Tub. Teacher's Assistant. GEORGE. DF.BR A— George31.46.124. 148 Cheerleader. Girls Tennis. Y-Teens. Pep Club. Pastel Pats—Alternate, Senior Choir. Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. GILLESPIE. JOSEPH—31.84 Football, Hockey. Track. Guthrie. Student Council. GISH. GAYLE—31.155 FHA. Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. GOHMAN. ANGELA—“Chccchcc —31 GRAMS. JACQUELINE—''Jackie —31.41, 56.127.134.I40.I43.I47.I48.I49 Orator. Pep (Tub. Y-Tccns—Publicity and Treasurer. NHS. Front Five. Senior Choir. Musical. Counselor's Assistant. Nurses Aide. Office Aide. Senior Advisory. GREEN. JAMES—155 Newspaper staff. Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. Student Council. GREGG. HOLLY— Lina —31.151 GRIFFIN. DENNIS—31 Gymnastics. G RIFFIN. TI MOTH Y—Tim —31.56.102. 104 Football. Basketball. Baseball. Track. Band. Hi-Y. Teacher's Assistant. Senior Advisory. GUMINGA. LINDA—31 Y-Tccns. Teacher's Assistant. HAGEN. DENISE— Dec —31.37 Y-Tccns. Pep Club. Tutor. Library Assistant. HAIGHT. CHERYL—32 Y-Tccns. Teacher's Assistant. Counselor's Assistant. Office Aide. Student Council. HALEK. PATRICIA— Patsy —32 German Club. Library Assistant. HALL. BRIAN—32.117 Football. Gymnasticv Track. Tutor. Teacher's Assistant. HALL. JOHN—32.101.114.120 Cross Country. Wrestling. Track. HALVORSON. KAREN—32.155 Spanish Club, Y-Tccns. Work Program. HAMMERSTEN. MARK -32.101.109.120. 135.136.140 Cross Country—Captain. Swimming Team, Track. NHS. Patriot. Student Council. Senior Advisory. Teacher's Assistant. HANEK. GORDON—'“Gordy - 29.32.123. 140 Cross Country, Tennis. NHS. Teacher's Assistant. HANKE, NANCY—32.140.155 Y-Tccns. NHS. Work Program. HAPPEL. WALTER—32 JA. Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. HARDIN. SANDRA— Sandy —32.45.83. 139.147.148.149 Y-Teens. Pep Club, Pastel Pats. Girls Choir. Senior Choir. Musical. Library Assistant. Teacher's Assistant, Top Ten. Homecoming Attendant. HARTINGER. VICTORIA—“Vick —32 HARTLEY. BRUCE—32.155 Work Program. HARTMAN. MARJORIE— Marge —32. 155 Y-Teens. Ski Club. Work Program. HEATH. BARBARA— Barb —32.50.135 Y-Tccns, Pep Club. Patriot. HECKER. DENNIS— Shipwrcckcr —32 Hockey. Golf. Hi-Y. Student Council. HENDRICKSON. MARK— Elmer —32.89. 140,144.145.146.150 Baseball Manager. Track. Band—Vice-President, Pep Band. Orchestra. NHS. Tutor. Office Aide. Senior Class Play. One Act Play. HENDRIX. LINDA—32,155 Y-Tccns. Pep Club. Secretarial Club. Library Assistant. Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. HERHEIM. BARBARA— Barb —32.155 Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. HILLER. DENNIS—26.32 Senior Class Play. HILTON. WILLIAM—32.86.135 Teacher's Assistant. Patriot. HJELVIK. BRIAN—33.150 Swimming Team. Gymnastics. Orchestra. Musical. Senior Class Play. HLADY. DENISE—“Denny —33 HLAVNICKA. MARLENE—33.148 GAA. Girls Tennis. Girls badminton. Y-Tecns. Senior Choir. Teacher's Assistant. HOFFMAN. GARY— Mums —33,136.138 Ski Team. Stage Crew. HOFSTAD. EDWIN—34 Sophomore Hockey. HOGLUND. PATRICIA—34.154 GAA. Pep Club. FHA. Band. Pep Band. Majorette, Library Assistant. Work Program. HOGNESS. MICHAEL— Mike — 34 HOHENSTEIN, CORY DON—34 HUGHES. I U ANN—34 Y-Tcens. Teacher's Assistant. ISAACSON. KAREN 34.54.56.85.129.131. 134.140 GAA. Girls badminton. Girls tennis—Captain. Y-Tcens. German Club. NHS—Secretary. Pep Band. Orchestra. Orator. Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. Senior Advisory. Top Ten. Homecoming Attendant. 173 ISRAEL. SUSAN - Sue” -34 Work Program. J ACK M AN. TH E R ESA—“Terry —34.130 Girls Swimming Team. JA. Teacher's Assistant. JAPS. NANCY—“Nanc —35.147 Hi-Litev Teacher's Assistant. JASPER. PAUL—“JB —35,140 Sophomore Hockey. Teacher's Assistant. Senior Advisory. JEX. PATRICIA—“Pat —35.127.136.140 Pep Club. Y-Teens. AES Club. NHS. Library Assistant. Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. JOHNSON. CLINTON- ( link - 35.86.98. 108.109,123.136.137.151 Football. Swimming—Captain. Cross Country, Track. Tennis, Hi-Y, Patriot, Debate. Speech. JA President. JOHNSON. DAVID—1“Dave —35.101,104, 120.148 Cross Country, Basketball. Track, Senior Choir. JOHNSON. DOUGLAS— Doug —35 Baseball. Teacher's Avsistanl. JOHNSON. CARY—35 Gymnastiev JOHNSON. GEORGE—35 Work Program. JOHNSON. JEAN—35,54.1 34.136.140.151 GAA. Girls tennis. Girls badminton. Girls volleyball. Girls golf. German Club. NHS. Pep Club. Y-Teens. Debate. Speech. Teacher's Avsistanl. Orator -Section Editor. Student Council. JOHNSON, JOY—35.137.148 GAA. Y-Teens, Pep Club. Spanish Club. AFS Club, Debate, Senior Choir. Musical. Human Relations Council. Student Council. Senior Class Play. JOHNSON. MARCIA—35.155 Y-Tccns. Hi-Litcs. Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. Work Program. JOHNSON. MICHAEL—“Mike —35 JOHNSON. NANCY—35.148 Girls Swimming Team. Pep Club. Senior Choir. Office Aide- JOHNSON. ROBERT—“Bob'—35.119 Football. Basketball. Baseball. Work Program. JOHNSON. SANDRA— Sandy —35 Girls Choir. Senior Choir. JOHNSON. STEVEN D— Steve —35.89. 140 Track. NHS. German Club. Senior Class Play. Student Council. Office Aide. JOHNSON. STEVEN H—“Steve —35.148 Cross Country. Gymnastics. Track. Equipment Room Staff. Senior Choir. Senior Class Play. Teacher's Assistant. JOHNSON. SUSAN—“Sue —35.152 E'H.A. Y-Tcens. Pep Club. Teachers Assistant. JORDAN. JAMES-'“Jim —35.101 Crosscountry. Wrestling. Track. JORDETH. DARLA—“Dar —35 Office Aide. KAFKA. LINDA—35.155 GAA. Girls' badminton. Girls tennis. Teacher's Assistant. Work Program KAINE.JAMES—Tim'—36.109.135.1 6 137 Football. Swimming -Captain. Track. Patriot. Band. Pep Band. Hi-Y. Musical. Student Council. KAISER. THOMAS—“Torn —36.155 Basketball. Golf. Work Program. KALI AND. LINDA - Lin —36.57,136.148 Pep Club. Y-Teens—All School Vice-President. Girls Choir. Senior Choir. Musical. Counselor's Assistant. Library Assistant, Student Council. Senior Advisory. KANE. BARBARA—36 KAPPEL. DALE—“Kap —36.114 Wrestling. Baseball. Hi-Y. Teacher's Assistant. KEHN. RANDY—36 Teacher's Assistant. KENNEI.LY, THOMAS—“K —36 Football. Wrestling. KIESNER. JAMES Football. Wrestling. KLEIS. ROGER—36.117,154 Gymnastics. Work Program KLUCK. STEVEN—“Steve —36.145.148. 149 Football. Band -Mascot. Pep Band. Orchestra. Senior Choir—Sgt.-at-urms, Musical. Senior ( lass Play. Teacher's Assistant. KNAPP. MARY—36 Debate. Library Assistant. Work Program. KNU I SON. CINDY—36.149 Girls Choir, Library Avsistanl. KOI B. PAUL—36 Football. Track. Wrestling. KORGY. MARLENE—36 Y-Teens. French Club. Library Assistant. KOTII.A. JEROME—“Mort —36 KRYDUBA. WAYNE— Maynard -36.114. 141 Wrestling -Captain. Hi-Y- All School Treasurer. Teacher's Assistant. Senior Advisory. KRZESOWIAK. JOHN—“Cripple -36 Football. Ski Team. Golf. Hi-Y. Ski Club. KUROSAD. WALTER— Walt —36 Swimming Team. Teacher's Assistant. Senior Class Play. LACINA. DEBORAH—“Deb —36 Teacher's Assistant. LAFFERIOR. YVONNE—36.45.136 Y-Teens. Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. I.ANDIN. DIANE— Di —37.134.136.147. 148 Y-Teens, German Club. Orator. Teacher’s Assistant. Pastel Pats—Captain. Girl's Choir. Senior Choir. Musical. Student Council. LANSING. JAY—37.87.135 Football. Golf, Hi-Y. Patriot. Teacher's Assistant. Senior Advisory. LANTTO. JACK—37 I .ARSON. BRUCE—37 LASLEY. LEON Football. Basketball. LENERS. GARY—“Gibby —37.155 Work Program. LEONARD. PAMELA—“Pam —37.56,136. 138.148.159 Y-Teens. Pep Club. German Club. Counselor's Assistant. Stage Crew. Senior Choir. Student Council. LEWIS. RICHARD— Big l ew —37 LIEN. BRADLEY—“Brad -37 Gymnastics LIND. PHYLLIS—“Phyl“—38.155 Work Program. I INDBERG. MARGARET—“Margie 38. 147.155 Y-Teens. Hi-Lites. Counselor's Assistant, Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. I.OFGREN. PAMELA Pam —38.140.145. 150 GAA. Girls badminton. Girls tennis, Y-Teens. NHS. German Club. Band—Secretary. Pep Band. Orchestra, teacher's Assistant. Library Assistant. Student Council. I.OGEAIS, DAVID—“Dave —38 Hi-Y. Ski Club. Teacher's Assistant. LONG. RANDAL— Randy - 38 Football. Baseball. LOOKER. ARNOLD— Ed —38 Track. LOUDEN. GARY—38 LUCE. JEFFREY—' Mops — 38.116.117 Gymnastiev Ski Team. Baseball. LUCHSINGER. BONNIE—39 Pep Club. Y-Tccnv Spanish Club. Teacher's Assistant. LUCIC. JOHN—39 Hockey. LUKA. CURT— Luke — 39 LUNZER. RITA—39.134.140 GAA. Y-Teens. German Club. NHS. Pep Club. Orator, Teacher's Assistant. Counselor's Assistant. Senior Advisory. LUZAICH, PETER— Pete —39 MACCARIO. WILLIAM— Bill —39 Senior Class Play. MACIASEK. JANET Work Program. MAJKOZAK. MICHAEL—“Chestik —39. 110.111 Hockey. MALONEY. JACK—39 Football. Teacher's Avsistanl. MALONEY. KAREN—39 Y-Teenv Pep Club. Spanish Club. Teacher's Assistant. MANLY. VIRGINIA—“Ginny —39.147 Y-Tccns. Hi-I.itcv GAA. Teacher's Assistant, Work Program. MARS ALEK. BARBARA -' Barb —39. 155 Work Program. MARTIN. JOHN—39.46.136 JA. Student Council. MARTIN. LAWRENCE—“l-arry —39.109. 144 Sophomore Football. Swimming Team. Band. Pep Band. Teacher's Assistant. MARTIN. RICHARD—155 Work Program MATTOX. THOMAS—Tommy —39 Hi-Y. Teacher's Assistant. MATTSON. LESLIE—39 Y-Tccns. Teacher's Assistant. Counselor's Assistant. McCarthy. Patricia—1-Par—39.41. 147.148.151 NHS.- Y-Tccns. Pep Club. Front Five— Captain. Senior Choir. Musical. Speech. Counselor's Assistant. Library Assistant. Student Council. McKEEVER. GREG—39 Football. Teacher's Assistant. McLaughlin. Robert—“Bob —39 Teacher's Assistant. McLEAN. GAIL— Bubbles —39 Y-Tccns, Girls Choir, Senior Choir. Musical. Teacher's Assistant. Library Assistant. 173 MEEHL. CERAI DINE Gen —39.127. 134.146.1-IK Y-Teens. l cp C lub-- -Committee Chairman. German ( lub. Orator. Girts Choir. Senior Choir. Musical. Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. MEIBK, SANDRA—“Sandy —40.46.148 GAA. Girls badminton. Girls tennis. Y-Tcens. Pastel Pat - Alternate. Senior Choir. Musical. Teacher's Assistant. MICHE1S. CAROL—40 MINELL, CHARLES— Chuck —40.140 German C lub. NHS. Cross Country. Track. Teacher's Assistant. MOGEN, GERALD—40 Ski Club. M )RR IS. C A C HLEEN— Cathy —40.36 Y-Teens. Spanish Club. Secretarial Club. Pep Club. Senior Advisory. MORRIS. WII | IA M—“Chuck - -40 MOSER. KATHLEEN—“Kathy - 40.155 Y-Teens, Counselor's Assistant. Work Program. MOXI.EY. MARGARET— Marg --40 GAA. Girls tennis. Girls badminton. Curls volleyball. Girls golf. Pep Club. Y-Teens. Debate. Speech. Teacher's Assistant MROCEK. DIANE-—40.155 Work Program. MUDGE. JAMES—“Jamcy —40.56 MUELLER. KURT—40 MULLEN. JOSEPH—40 NAGENGAST. WILLIAM—“Bill —40 Sophomore Football. Sophomore Hockey. Hi-Y. NELSON. BRUCE-40.109 Swimming Team. NELSON. C RAIG— Bug —25.40.87.119 Baseball. Hi-Y NELSON. DEBORAH—“Deb —40.150 Pep Club. Y-Teens. JA. Senior Choir. Orchestra NELSON. ROBERT—40 NESS. BRUCE—40 Speech. Office Aide. NEWTON. ROY—41 JA. Work Program. NIELSEN. CAROL— 1.140.142 Spanish Club. Pep Club. Y-Teens, EHA. Tutor. NHS. .Student Council. Senior Advisory. NISKA.JOANNE—“Jo —41.140.155 NHS. Girls Choir. Senior Choir. Work Program. NITZ, ROBERT—41.154 Wrestling. Speech. Office Aide. Teacher’s Assistant. Work Program NORDQU 1ST. SUSAN 41.154 3 Iccnv Work Program. NOR LANDER. ROGER Rog —41.154 Work Program. NOSKER.JAMES—“Jim —41.109.135.136. ISI Swimming learn. Tennis Team. Speech. Patriot. Student Council Executive Committee. ODETTE. SUZANNE—“Sue —41.125.134. 136,140.151 Girls Swimming Team. Cheerleader. Y-Teens. Pep Club. Orator. Spanish Club. NHS. Speech. Student Council. Teacher's Assistant. Girl's State. Top Ten. OLSON. CAROLYN—“Mamy —42 Y-Tccnv Pep Club. German Club—Vice-President. Pep Club. Office Aide. Teacher’s Assistant. OSGOOD. MICHAEL—“Mike —42.97.104. 120.121 Football, Basketball—Co-Captain. Track. Hi-Y. Teacher’s Assistant, Senior Advisory. Student Council. OSTLUND. MARK—42.97.119 Football. Baseball. NHS. Teacher’s Assistant. OVERBY. WAYNE—42 Track. OWENS. TIMOTHY—“Tim —42.138 Cross Country, Swimming Team. Gymnas tics. Track, Stage Crew. Hi-Y. PARKER. RANDY—42 PAURUS. JEFFREY—“JefT—43.101.104. 120.140 Cross Country Manager. Track Manager. Basketball Manager. NHS. PAURUS. RENEE—43.154 Work Program. Y-Teens. PEARSON. JILL—43.83 Y-Teens. Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. Top Ten. Homecoming Attendant. PECKELS. WILLIAM—43 PENDZ1MAS. THOMAS—43.110.119 Football. Hockey. Baseball. PENNER. JEAN—43.136 Y-Teens. Pep Club. Teacher’s Assistant. Student Council. PESZYNSKI. ANNE—43.155 Work Program. Teacher's Assistant. PETERS. BONNIE— Bobby —43 PETERSEN. CATHERINE— Cathy —43. 148.155 Senior Class Play, Girls Choir. Senior Choir. Teacher's Assistant, Counselor's Assistant PETERSON, JACQUALINE— Jackie -43 Work Program. PETERSON. PAUL—43.84.133 Patriot—Editor. PETERSON. RONALD— Pete —43 Golf. PFANN.JEANNINE—43.140 (ierman Club. Y-Teens. Pep Club. Speech. NHS. AFSC'lub. Teacher's Assistant. PHENOW. JOHN—43.154 Sophomore Football. Work Program. PIDCOCK. NANCY—43 GAA. Y-Teens. Counselor's Assistant. PIERCE. RONALD— Ron —43 PIERSON. GREGORY-“Grcg —43.85.97. 114.120,139.145,146 Football. Wrestling. Track. Rand. Pep Band. Orchestra. Library Assistant. PIHLSTROM. BONNIE—43.143 Girl's Swimming. GAA. Pep Club. German Club. Spanish Club, Y-Teens—President. Teacher's Assistant. PIRICH. THERESA—43 Office Aide. Work Program. PLAISANCE. KEITH—43 Tennis. POTTS. DWAYNE—34.44 POWELL. WII LIAM—“Bill —44.56 Sophomore Hockey. Hi-Y. Senior Advisory. PROVO. MARY—44.149.151 Debate. Speech. Pep Club. Girl's Choir. Senior Choir. Musical. Senior Class Play. FHA PURDHAM. LOIS—26.44.134.136.137.140. 148.150.151 Orator—Editor. Orchestra—Vice-President. Senior Choir. Madrigal Singers, Musical. Y-Teens. Student Council, Human Relations Council. Library Assistant. Student Council Executive Committee. NHS. Speech. EHA. AES Club. Senior Class Play. OUARNSTROM, LINDA—“Un”—44 Y-Teens. RAINVILLE. JOHN—44 RAMBOW. GREGORY—“Greg —44 Hi-Y. Student Council. RANDOLPH. GREGORY—“Greg —44 Cross Country. Track. Ski Team. German Club. Patriot. Teacher's Assistant. RAPACZ. MARY—44.135.140 NHS. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Y-Teens. Patriot—Assistant Editor. Teacher's Assis-lant. RAY. JAMES—44.155 Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. REILLY. COLLEEN—44.83.127.136 Y-Tcen —Chapter President. Pep Club. NHS. Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. Top Ten. Homecoming Attendant. RICE, CHERYL—44 RING. THOMAS—44.163 Spanish Club. Speech. Debate. Teacher's Assistant. R TTTER. J A M ES—26.44.85.120.121.96.97 Football. Basketball. Track. Teacher's Assistant. RITTER. MARY—44 Pep Club. German Club—President. AFS. Teacher's Assistant, Office Aide. Lab Assistant. RITTMILLER. ROY—44 ROBERTS. CAROL—44.I44.I46 Band. Pep Band. ROBINSON. NANCY— Spydcr —44.155 Office Aide, Work Program. ROGAI.SKI. GARY—44.117 Gymnastics. ROSE. KATHLEEN—44 GAA, Y-Teens. JA. Secretarial Club. Office Aide. ROWLES. DANIEL—45.56.57.84.86.92.135. 148.150.136 Cross Country. Sophomore Basketball. Track. Tennis. German Club. Patriot. Senior Choir. Orchestra. Musical. Student Council, Senior Advisory, Senior Class President. One Act Play. RUMMELHOFF. KATHLEEN—“Katt —45 Pep Club. Spanish Club. Y-Tcenv Girls Choir. Senior Choir. Musical. RYNDERS. CANDACE—“Candy —45.150 Orchestra. Senior Choir. Musical. Teacher's Assistant. SABRASKI. KEVIN—45.154 Work Program. SALINE, BARBARA— Barb —45.148.152 Pep Club. EHA—Secretary. Spanish Club. Y-Teens, Senior Choir, Musical. Teacher's Assistant. SALINE. EREDRICKA— Rieka —45 SANDER. DEBRA—45.155 Work Program. SCHAFER. WILLIAM - Bill —45.109 Sw imming Team. Tennis. Senior Advisory . 174 SCHEIDEGGER. CHARLES—“Chuck -—46 JA. SCHENDEL. WARD—46.54.101.104.120. 134.136.140 Crow Country Manager. Basketball Manager. German Club. NHS, Orator. Debate. Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. Boy's State, Track. Track Manager. SCHMEICHEL. BARBARA—46 Spanish Club. SCHMIDT. DAVID— Hezikiah -16 SCHOCH. BARBARA—-Barb-'—47 GAA. Y-Teens, Patriot. Teacher's Assistant. SCHRAM. LAWRENCE—“Larry —47.155 Sophomore Basketball. Track. Baseball. German Club. Work Program. SC H U PPEl . J ACQU EL IN E—“Jacque47 German Club. Work Program. SCHWARTZ. STEVEN— Wart ”—26.47, 97.120 Loot hall. Wrestling. Track, Gymnastics. Hi. Y. SEIDE, DOUGLAS—'Doug '—47.144.146 Swimming Team. Hi-Y. Band. Pep Band. Band Council. Teacher's Assistant. SEIFERT. JANET—“Janie —47,150 Y-Teens, Orchestra. Musical. Teacher's Assistant. SEIM. LINDA—47 GAA. Y-Teens. German Club. SELLICK. LINDA—-Shorty —47.155 German Club. AFS Club. Work Program. SEI.TON. JOSEPH— 'Pclton —47,98 Football, Hi-Y. Teacher's Assistant. SHAFFER. RANDY—47 Football. Wrestling, Track. SHIELDS. CHRISTINE—“Chris''—47,140. 155 Y-Teens, NHS. Work Program. SHOMSHAK. MARGARET Peggy —47. 140.155 Y-Tcens, Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. Work Program. SIBLEY DAVID—“Dave-—t7.54.56.57.IOI. 104.120.121.134.140 Cross Country—Captain. Basketball. Track— Captain. German Club. NHS. Orator. Senior Advisory. Senior Class Vice-President. SIEDLECKI. JAMES—“Jim”—47 SIEWERT. CAROL—47.154 Y-Tecns. FHA. Library Assistant. Work Program. SKELLY. KATHLEEN— Skel —47.128 GAA. Girls badminton. Girls volleyball. Girls golf. Girls tennis. Y-Teens. NHS. Spanish Club. Teacher's Assistant. SKOOG. KAREN— Skoog —47.54.56.57. 134.142.143,150,151 Girls golf. Y-Tcens. Pep Club. Spanish Club—President. Speech. Orator. Teacher's Assistant. Counselor's Assistant. Student Council. Senior Advisory. Senior Class Treasurer. SKORPAK. DOI.ORES—“Dee —47.140. 148.150 GAA. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Senior Choir. Orchestra. Musical. NHS. Teacher's Assistant. Senior Class Play. SMITH. KARLAN—47 SMITH. R AN DA L—47.49.84.98.104.119. 136.148.149.153 Football. Basketball, Baseball. Track. Senior Choir. Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. Human Relations Council. SMOLLEY. CRAIG— Buvsy —48 Ski Team, Ski Club. Hi-Y. Teacher’s Assis- tant. Stage Crew, Student Council. SORBEL. MARILYN—“Missy —48.135 Patriot. Teacher’s Assistant, Senior Advisory. STAPLE. RICHARD—“Rich —48 STERLING. MICHAEL— Mike'—48.154 Work Program. STIELE. DALE—“Lyle —48 Wrestling. Gymnastics. Track. STINSON. ALAN—“Albow —48.114 Football. Wrestling, Hi-Y. STOEN. DAVID— Dave —48 Teacher's Assistant. STOREST. DAVID— Stork —48.117 Gymnastics. Track. Hi-Y. Tcuchcr's Assistant. STORY. NANCY—“Nanc —48.140.155 Girls Swimming Team. Spanish Club. NHS. Ski Club. Teacher's Assistant. Office Aide. Library Assistant. Counselor's Assistant. Human Relations Council. Work Program. STUGE. PATRICIA—Trish —48 Teacher's Assistant. SULLIVAN. BARRY—48.144.146 Band. Pep Band. SWANSON. JEAN—“Jeannie' —18.54.134. 136.140 Y-Teens. Pep Club. NHS—Treasurer. AFS Club. Orator. Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. Executive Committee. SWEERE. CAROLYN—48.130.140 Swimming Team. German Club. NHS. Pep Club. Ski Club, Y-Tccns. Counselor's Assistant. SZACH. DEBRA—18.155 Senior Choir. Work Program. SZCZECH. AUDREY—“Kitten —48 Spanish Club. Y-Tccns. Teacher's Assistant. TALBOT. SANDRA— Sandy-—48.129.131 GAA. Girls tennis. Girls badminton. Girls volleyball. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Teacher's Assistant. TAUS. MARIl.YN-48.134 GAA. Pep Club. Y-Tcens. Orator. Teacher's Assistant. THEIS, DENNIS—48 Sophomore Hockey. THIELEN. DANIEL—48 Track. THOME, LEO—48.140 Chess Club. NHS. Tutor. THOMPSON. LINDA—49.147 Y-Tccns, Hi-Lites THOMSEN. PEGGY—“Peg-—49 GAA. Pep Club. German Club. Y-Teens. Teacher's Assistant. Counselor's Assistant. THORSEN. GREGG— Twerp' —49.114 Wrestling. Hi-Y. TIEVA. GAYE—49.56 Y-Teens—Chapter President. Pep Club. Speech. Cierman Club. Senior Choir. Musical. Teacher's Assistant. Senior Advisory. TILSETH. MICHAEL—49.92.151 Football. Track. Speech. Teacher's Assistant. Senior Claw Play. One Act Play. TIMINSKI. MATTHEW—“Matt —34.49. 120.136 Cross Country. Basketball. Track. Hi-Y. Teacher's Assistant. Student Council. TIMMONS. DAVID— Tim —50 Work Program. TOLKINEN. J EAN—“Jeannie —50 Swimming Team. Girls badminton. Y-Teens. TOWNSEND. JAMES— Uzard —50 Wrestling. Hi-Y. TUCKER. SARAI YNN—50.155 Speech. Library Assistant. Work Program. TURNER. JUDITH—“Judy 50 Y-Tccns. TURNQUIST. JULIE—50.152.155 Girls Swimming Team. FHA, JA. Y-Tccns. Senior Class Play. Work Program. TWEDT. M A R Y— Tweet —50 GAA. JA. Y-Tccns. Pep Club. VANDRASEK. JOSEPH.— Joe —50.114. 138.139 Wrestling. Football Manager. Baseball Manager, Equipment Room Manager. Library Avsistant. Senior Choir. VELTRONI. ARIADNE— Audic 49.51. I 52.1 Y-Teens. FHA. AFS Student. VOMHOF. ELAINE—51.134.140 GAA. German Club. Y-Tcens. NHS. JA. Teacher's Assistant, Orator—Copy Editor. WAGY.GLF.NN—51.104 Basketball. Golf. Track. WALDORF. 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