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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

MIMMf XK K M« IF OTA miNNje pous pUOLIC LI OUAttY 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 16 THE 197 Patrick Minneapc Vol 1 ORATOR Henry High ilis, Minnesota |ume, 30 CONTENTS People 20 Happenings 92 Go Fight Win 106 Getting Together 142 18 rz The world may change With the times. It’s all the same. Tomorrow is dark and uncertain. Our years at Henry Helped shape our future ... Our teachers and administration Our fellow students. Because of our experience here Tomorrow looks brighter. The seasons may change With the time — | But we change too. 19 PEOPLE Senior Life Is “Memories, Pressed between the pages of my mind. Memories, Sweetened through the ages just like wine. Quiet thoughts come floating down And settle softly to the ground. Like gold of autumn leaves around my feet. 1 touch them and they burst apart With sweet memories, sweet memories Of holding hands and red bouquets. And twilights trimmed in purple ha c, And laughing eyes and simple ways. And quiet nights and gentle days Senior girts take advantage of the lunch hour to catch up on the latest gossip. Participation in Candidates Day gave seniors a taste of politics and a look into the future with the change in the voting age. DEBRAABRAHAMSON JANET ADAM GLENN ADAMS MARLENE AMUNDSON ARLENE ANDERSON DEBORAH ANDERSON DIANE ANDERSON JOANNE ANDERSON MARILYN ANDERSON REBECCA ANDERSON KEVIN ANDREWS BONITA ANTONY BRADLEY ARNESON MARGARET ASGIAN SUSAN AUPPERLE BIRDF.AN BACH ROBERTA BACH CYNTHIA BAERWALD JOSEPH BAHNEMAN NATHAN BAILEY 23 STANLEY BA 1.KEN DENNIS BALLWEBER GORDON BARSALOUX ANNEBARTHEL RITA BAUERMEISTER MARY BAUMANN MICHAEL BAURR THOMAS BECKSTROM MIC HAEL BELKNAP TIMOTHY BENHARDUS KRISTINE BENNETT CATHY BENSON DEBRA BERG TERRY BERG VALORIE BERGREN DANIEL BERGSTROM ROBERTA BEYNON GERALD BIENFANG RACHELLE BIESIADA PAUL BINTNER 24 JACK BIORN STEVE BJORNGAARD PATRICIA BLOMLIE CHARLOTTE BODEN KENNETH BOD1N GERALDBOLAN Seeing Yourself For The First Time . . . ROBIN BOLDT LINDA BOLL PHYLLIP BONER MARK BONEY EILEEN BORCHARD ANNE BORER TERRY BORGEN LAURIE BRANT DEBORAH BREDEMUS DIANE BRODEN CYNTHIA BROWN DAVID BRUCE KATHLEEN BRUE CAROLEBRYNTESON LUANN BURSAW DAVID BURSCH STEVEN BUSBY DEBRA CAMPION Cheering The Pats On To Victory . . - BETH CARLSON DARRELLCARLSON JOYCE CARLSON SUSAN CARLSON MICHAEL CARROLL DAVIDCASEY KEVIN CASSIDY DARLENECHELL DOUGLAS C HELL REBECCA CHESLER DEBRA CHOSE LAURA CHOSE 27 MARK CHRIST KATHLEENCLOS IX)NALD CODER TERESA COGSWELL JEANNECORMAN LEON ARDCR ACER MARKCROTEAU JOHN DALY GREGORY DANIELS ROGER DANIELS CHARLES DAPPER DEBRA DEZIEL JOHN DILLON PAUL DONALDSON DIANE DORR JEFFREY DUKE RENEE DURAND DANIEL EASTMAN RICHARD EBERT CYNTHIA ECKBERG 28 Changing With The Times Students keep up with the latest fashion chants some of which were seen in these same halls thirty years ago. SANDRA EIKOS DEAN ENGE REEDENGSTRAN DEBRA ERICKSON GREGORY ERTZ BARBARA EVANS GREGORY FAUE CRAIG FENSTRA 29 RICHARD FIALA martin finnvik nancy FOLEY THERESE FOLEY MICHAEL FRANZEN CONSTANCE FRASER MARTIN FREEMAN MARTHA FRENCH Tim Smith calculate the result of hi chemistry experiment for the filtccnth time Striving For Perfection . THOMAS FRENETTE JENNIFER FRIDGEN SUZANNE FRIDGEN GAIL GADBOIS DOROTHY GANGNER DONALD GASTINGFR STEVI NGAWRON ANNE GIESE ANN GII.KERSON STEVEN GILSVIK JOHN GLEASON JANN GORMLEY BEVERLY GOUDY MARK GRANT LARRYGRELL DARRELLGRIFFIN BRIAN GRONQUIST KURT GUSTAFSON LADONNA HADERSBECK JAMES HALEK 31 MARLENE HALL WENDY HALVORSON CRAIG HANSCHEN KERRY HANSEN DEBRA HANSON JANICE HANSON ROBERT HANSON WENDY HANSON GREGORY HARTFIEL PAMELA HAWKINS MARGARET HAYFORD KATHLEEN HEBZYNSKI RICHARD HEGSTRAND ROBERT HELGESON 32 Listening In Music SUSAN HENNINGSGARD LYNNELL HENRY To The World MARY JO HER KEN HOPE GAIL HEUPEL JULIE HIETANEN DAVID HIGH LINDA HILL KRISTINE HOFFSTROM CATHERINE HOFSTAD WALTER HOGLUND KENNETH HOLMES MICHAEL HOWARD SCOTTHRUSKA CHERYL HUBBARD VERNER HULTMAN CHRISTINE HURT NANCY ISAACSON JULIE JACOBSON Rtcii Kclchum received a Uinding ovation in the Homecoming auditorium as he vanf “Harlem Shuffle 33 LEON JACOBSON JAMES JASPER W f L STEVEN JENSEN GEARY JERDE BETH JOHNSON CARL JOHNSON DAVID JOHNSON DEBRA JOHNSON DORIS JOHNSON KATHLEEN JOHNSON Solving Modern Problems . . . MARK JOHNSON MELVIN JOHNSON BETTY JONES ROBBIN JONES ROBERTTA JONES SANDRA JONES DAVID JORGENSON MICHAEL JOYCE SANDRA KALLAND GREGORY KATCHMARK JAMES KENT RICHARD KETCHUM KEVIN KIELY PATRICIA KIRSCH RICHARD KITTLESON RAMONA KLIMMEK BETTY LOU KLINE LUANN KNAPP HOWARD KNOWLES DANIEL KODET BEVERLY KRAMLICH PARTICIA KREBS CONSTANCE KRIER JUDITH KROENING GREGORY KROLL LYNN KRUSSOW EDWARD KRZESOWIAK RICHARD KUEHN 36 Mike Tyrpa. Kurt Guttafton, and Jerry Bolan winterise a car for future Minnesota weather. Sharing Meaningful Experiences . . . WILLIAM LALLY SHELLEY LANE PATRICIA LANG GEORG! LARSON JAMES LARSON JEAN LARSON MARK LARSON TERRI LARSON WENDY LARSON NANCY LAVOI DEANNA LAWMAN DEBRA LAZARZ THOMAS LEDELL RAYMOND LEEK REBECCA LEHN REID LERUM 37 DIANNA LEYDEN BRUCE LIND JOHN LINDBERG WENDY LINDBERG LUENN LODIN CURT LOGEAIS PAUL LONG JULIANN LUBERACKI JEFFREY LUNDEEN LORI LUNDQUIST SHARON MAAHS JAMES MACIAZKA GARY MACIEJNY W ANDA MAGADANZ RICHARD MALIKOWSKI TERRI MANDERY JAMES MANDILE LINDA MANN DENISE MARTIN SUE MATTIE 38 Research and comfort are improved with the library's new micro-film reader and green carpeting ERNEST MATTILA LEANN MATYKIEWICZ SUZANNE MAXWELL MARY MCKEEVER Combining Studies With Social Life . . . BONITA MEDENWALDT MARIE MEYERS Discovering New Horizons. . ALAN MILLER DAVID MILLER KATHLEEN MILLER SUSAN MILLER GUY MILLIREN PHILIP MINELL KATHLEEN MONTEON JACK MORRIS 40 RODNEY MOSER CLIFTON MULVILLE CATHERINE MUMM DALE MUNDINGER ANN NEARY BESSIE NELSON CAROL NELSON STEPHANIE NELSON JOHN NORDBY MARY NYQUIST THOMAS OKEEFE PATRICIA OLEARY ALAN OLSON STEVEN OMAN DOROTHY OPITZ DIANNE OSGOOD MICHAEL OVERLINE GEORGETTE PAQUETTE MARC PARKER JACQUELINE PARROTT 41 DEBRA PARTLOW MICHAEL PARTLOW DEBRA PEARSON SUE PEDERSON RONALDPEHL WILLIAM PETERS DAVID PETERSON HENRY PETERSON KAREN PETERSON LINDA PETERSON PAMELA PETERSON RAYMOND PETERSON THOMAS PETERSON THOMAS PETTI FORD NANCY PIERCE RONNIE PIKKARAINE JAMES PORATH KAREN PREAM GLORIA PROVO JEFFREY PUDLIK 42 Changing the National Honor Society induction to the evening this year brought some smiles and some late homework assignments CHARLES PUHL WENDY QUARNSTROM CHERYL QUINN ERNEST QUIRING KATHLEEN RACE BRENDA RAFFERTY Achieving Scholastic Goals . . . IRENE RALPH SUSAN REED SUSAN REICHEL GEORGE REILLY CATHERINE RICHTI WILLIAM RATZ WILLIAM REED DANIEL REILLY MICHAEL RICE LAURA RINGA1 LAURENERITTEN LINDA ROBACK CYNTHIA ROBECK DOUGLAS ROBIDEAU DOUGLAS ROBILLARD RENAE ROBINSON Tension During A Football Game . . . WILLIAM ROSEN JESSE ROSS MARIANNE RYDEEN MARGARET SALINE GREGG SANDER NITTAYA SAOWRUMNEE PETER SCHAFER JERRY SCHENDEL BONITA SCHERFENBERG DARLENESCHIRMERS WILLIAM SCHOCH MICHAEL SCHROETKE Sharing A Tender Moment . . . CYNTHIA SCHUGG DENISE SCHULTZ NELLIE SCHUSTER BRUCESCOTT CHARLES SCOTT MAUREEN SEELEY I SHARON SENESCAL VICKI SHAFFER PAUL SHERIDAN LEESHOCKENCY DAVID SHOMSHAK GARYSIBBEN CONNIE SIEWART DALESKEESICK DAVIDSKOLTE MARYSKOLTE ANNESLAVICK PAMELA SMITH 46 TIMOTHY SMITH NORMA SNABB KATHLEEN SNOW JOSEPH SNYDER 47 DUKE SOPIWNIK GERALD SPANJERS DERRYSTANGEL JAMES STEELE KATHLEEN STEFFENS RHONDA STELTON LINDA STEMBRIDGE SALLY STIELE PAMELA ST INTON DANIEL STONE KAREN STORY CRYSTAL STRANDBERG DANIEL STRUM JAMES SULLIVAN RICHARD SUNDEEN BRIAN SWANSON RAYMOND TALBOT JANET TAUS DAN TAYLOR KATHLEEN TF.MTE 48 GLEN THSKE CRAIG THIELKE GARY THOMSEN Seeing The Same Smile Day After Day . . . 49 Wondering What The Future Holds . . . DORANCETHORN PATRICIA TILSETH JAMESTOLKINEN JAYNETRAETZ 50 EDWARD TRDAN MICHAEL TYRPA WILLIAM VASHRO PAUL VAUGHN JEFFERY VICK CYNTHIA VIZENOR ANN VOGEN DEBRA WAGY DANIEL WALDEN MARCIA W ALDORF GARY WALLIN DONALD WAMSLEY KATHERINEWARNO WANDA WAVINAK TIMOTHY WEILAND STEVEN WEIR KIM WENDLING LOUIS WESTROM DENISE WETHERILLE KEITH W HITE 51 A Year Lived, A Year Now Gone, LAWRENCE WICKS CYNTHIA WILKINS KAREN WILLEY KENNETH WILLEY DIANE WINCEK CHERYL WISNIAK RICHARD WOJCIAK MARYLU WOLINSKI KATHY WOODFORD LINDA WOODHAMS DIANNEWORKING BONNIE YOUNGK1N BARBARAZADLO JACQUELYN Z1ERHUT LYNNE Z1NNIEL 52 . . . And The Promise Of All The Years To Come ALSO GRADUATIN' PEGGY BARANKIEWICZ BLANEHAYDEN DAVID KRONBERG MARCIA ROOD LARRY THIELKE THOMAS TRAFTON ELIZABETH VARGAS 53 Seniors Honored For Scholastic Achievements Each year outstanding seniors arc recognized at graduation with awards sponsored by local organizations and business concerns. To be eligible a student must rank in the upper half of the class. The senior class, along with the teachers, vote for a deserving boy and girl. The votes arc then tallied and awards given out accordingly. The Parent-Teacher Association award of one hundred dollars and a certificate of recognition is given to a boy and girl who have contributed in school and community activities. For service and leadership abilities, the First National Bank awards a medal of honor and fifty dollars to a boy and girl. Based on outstanding citizenship and school contributions, the Star and Tribune awards twenty-five dollars to a deserving senior. The Rose Reese award for interest in foreign affairs is given by the World Affairs Council of Minneapolis. The North Side American Legion Post honors a boy and girl based on the qualities of leadership, courage, honor and scholarship. The Daughters of the American Revolution award is given to a student for interest and achievement in American History. By maintaining a 3.75 grade point average throughout senior high school, eight students ranked in the top 2% of their class. In recognition of their scholastic achievements, they were awared red and white stoics and honor diplomas at graduation. Fifty-five additional students were presented honor diplomas for maintaining at least a 3.2 average. 54 Top 2 Row I; Rhonda Stelton. Mary NyquiM. Detune Wclhenlle. Margaret Aigian Row 2: Gary Thotntcn. Roberta Bach. Stephanie Nel on. Arlene Andernoo TIMOTHY SMITH P.T.A. ROBERTA BACH P.T.A. KERRY HANSEN FIRST NATIONAL BANK MARGARET ASGIAN FIRST NATIONAL BANK GEORGE REILLY STAR-TRIBUNE RAYMOND LEEK ROSE REESE JEFFREY LUNDEEN AMERICAN LEGION MARY NYQUIST AMERICAN LEGION KAREN PREAM D A R. Debra Abrahamson Janet Adam Susan Auppcrle Pegg Barankicwicr Thomas Beck strom Timothv Benhardus Robin Boldt David Bruoe Beth Carlson Michael Carroll Renee Durand Sandra Eikos Dean Enge Michael Eraruen Steven Gawron Ann Gilkerson Larry Grell Wendy Halvorson Kerry Hansen Lynnell Hcnrs Nancy Isaacson Jube Jacobson James Jasper Beth Johnson LuAnn Knapp Beserly Kramkch Lynn Krvstow Wendy Larson Ra mond Leek Rebecca Lchn Curt Logeait Sharon Maahs Wanda Magadan Mary McKeever Gu Milliren Rodne) Moser Alan Olson Michael Overline James Porath Karen Pream Darnel Reilly George Reilly Luurenc Ritten Cynthia Robcck Marianne Rydccn Nittaya Saowrumnee Timothy Smith Raymond Talbot Glen Tcskc Barbara Tel lafl Craig Tluelkc Debra W agy Karen Willey Barbara 1. adlo Lynne Zinmel 55 MR. OAKV1K 010 Row I: J Bclhkc. L. Hajari. K. Adumv B. Bach. Row 2: K Anderson. N. Atkinson, S. Barankicwcr. N. Ballwcbcr. K. Arf. Row 3: B Bean. C. Bak. J. Aamodt, K. Bean Row 4: J. An thus. I). Anderson. T. Beckstrom. D. Bartcll, S. Anderson. Juniors Prepare For Senior Year The junior year is always one filled with both fun times and hard work as students realize the importance of their grades. Friendships arc also developed as the students become more involved in the wide range of sports and social activities offered at Patrick Henry. The future looks good for the juniors with their excellent sportsmen, able leaders, and academic abilities. Next year's seniors should prove to be a challenging group. Junior Terry Kaine impatiently await his turn to write out a tardy pass. 56 MR. BELKHOLM 033 Ron I; C. Bruhjcll M. Burnt. C. Bye. S Botncr Row i P Cong-dun, P Chapman, D. Ruth. J Bourgeon Row 3: G. Bramhall, J Brogrcn, M Burvrth. C Carlton. Rot 4: M Buthman. M Boc. C. Brodcn, S. Colet. MR. CARLSON 115 Row I: I Crandall, D Dahl. G. Dcrhcim. I. Curry. R Dretten. Row 2: L Dick . M C aja, M Dordan, K Cotlam, L. Diehl Row 3 M Dorr. M Conley. R Duke. V. Dillon. D. Diwi, Row 4 S. Dahlbcrg, D. Dahlbcrg, G. Daniel . M Daniclton. SI Dimon, P Donahue MR. LARSON 136 Row I: L. E nek ton. L. GadboivC Erickten. A. Feuk, R. Erickaon. Row 2: M Dunham. J. Ellit. S. Eikot. L. Evan . R. hdherg Row 3: E. Finnvik. K Fbcut, M Ed-gren. S. Forbet. Row 4: L. Fetter. R. Fongren. K. Firtko, T Fox. J. Frisofl. 57 MR. SYLWESTER 132 Row I: Gcrvcwski. I . Munson. P. Gleason. M Granlund. D. Gross. Row 2: M. Hull. B. Huderv beck, B. Munson, D Guimont Row 3: P. Marios, J. Hoick. C. (iu ck. P Hartman. Row 4: T. GrifTin, R Goodin, G. Munson. S. Gilsvik. M.Grcvc. MR. E. R. JOHNSON 133 Row I: D. Muher, B. Johnson. N. Jackson. G. Henderson. C. Meath. Row 2: B. Johnson, C Hohenstcin, L. Hondo. K Japs. Row 3: I). Jensen. G. I ledlund. T lluukom. P Hawkins. Row 4: J. Johnigan. B. Hudson. B Hunter, L. Jacobsen. M. Jucobsen. ,MR Ro% I: h i■ Skn� «i� . ! { •. m p,rrcr RoJ v- ood °l,vk� . R r k £ jtrT;r---s i t. H: KcU,c- R J« « s Johmon. K. Jung MISS SHANE 136 Rem I: G. Kusicky. J. I anlto, C Kroemng. N Kruno . J ktrxh Row 2: K Koch, L. kmlcvon. I) Kenervm. T Kim ter. N. Kcrn� . I) Lafond Row 3: S Kmtelnik, I), kfcm G. Langley. D Labberte. J Koval Rove 4 G Kiel. B. Kcni. J Krave. T Lange. R Kramer. M Lang 59 MR. LUNDELL 211 Row I; J. Longcrbonc, S. Made -ka. M. Mahkowski. M. Lindholm, S. Made . Row 2: S. Lcsdusin. M. Ludvigscn. B. Majko ak. F. M.idcs. Row 3: I.. Lorcnt cn. P. Malmquist. P Larson, J. Maci-asck. Row 4: C. l.unb, !). Larson. M. Larson. S. Lonn. MR. ANDERSON 212 Row I. R. VIcLcun. N. Millcrcn. D. Mcger. S. Marlin, M Munyer. Row 2: K. Mooney. H. Martinson. I) Moore, G Mitchell. N Mauri-do. Row 3: L. Medin. A. Mincil. P Martinson. T. Mocn. J. Mika. Row 4 B. McCrum. T. Michnow-ski. M. McGrath. K. Mendenhall. J. Mcrkl.J Morrell. Listening for the whittle to Mart her lap it junior Karen Pouporc MISSBRENDSEL 213 Row I: S Olson. M Narstrom. J. Nordstrom. I Nithi uku, I). Nor hinder, M. Murphy. Row 2: T. Nordquitt. J. Nyquist. R. Norton, L Olton. M Ojtren Row J: O. Ncltoo. J Neuberger. R O'bhen. W. Nelson, R Nevtton. Row 4: B. Nelson, C. Ot enak. G. Nyittom, B. Olson. T. Okan. D. N'i nik 61 MRS. SAVAGE 218 Row I: T. Peterson. L Pinch. V. Peterson. P. Pelletier. I Oslrows-ki. N. Peters Row 2: P. Otterstet-ler. P. Pederson, S. Pearson. J. Opit . R. Potts. Row 3: E Pierson. D Peterson. P Pepek. J. Penner. J. Pollc Row 4 M. Petersen. P Paurus. S. Panchyshyn, R Phenol. J. Pederson, R. Peterson. MR. BACKES 219 Row I K Reilly. C. Raymond. J. Ramstad. K Roisum. K Pouporc. Row 2: R. Roberts. P Ring. M. Rachncr. J. Rivers. Row 3: T. Ralph. I) Pud Ilk, B Rau. G Ritt-miller. Row 4: C. Quilling. J. Reek. M Rico. B Ray. R Rjnnow. B. Reich. MR. DOLL 220 Row | P Shoemaker. M. Rosen-berger. il Shcndel. S Shaffer Row 2: S. Schakc. L Schmidt. B, Sell. I Suthcr. I Schram. Row 3: J Sander. J Saw ma. W. Sheehan, D. S.'gc. P Samborski Row 4 T Schcidi-ggcr. M. Schcrmerhom. J Shapansky. J. Sheridan. S. Shopek. 62 MR. FEELEY 221 Row I: t. Sullivan. M. Simmon , M Stock. I) Steven Row 2 P Skelly. � . Talbot. J Storcsl. P Sisson. D. Storm Row 3: K Sy leri. M. Sopeth, J. Smith. I). Sweere. K Row lev Row 4 J. Sod-crquist. K Sutcliffe, D. Str idler. B Steiner, T. Stcrlin . J. S icd lev k i 63 As usual. juniors arc found ready to stuff their faces after a basketball game at Pizza Papa MR. JACKSON 313 Row I: L. Tenney. T. Vickcrmnn. L. Townsend. D. Thalin. E. Wat-son. B Trombley. Row 2: V. Vcl-tling. I. Tcskc. H. Toeva. J. Theit. J. Weinmeyer. T. Taylor. Row 3: G. Ullom. S. Wallers. M. Taylor, D. Walden. P. Tapio. K. Vadov M Tracy. Row 4: M Wallcriu . A Wallace. P Thompson. S. Ulsund. R Tschamplc, G. Vos . L. Then. One of Ihc trade marks of the ju-nior year is MSAT testing. MRS. SCHAEFFNER 318 Row I: S. Zimmer. B Williams. S. Woodhams, C Williams. L W'm-oek. Row 2: D. Winick.C Wclton. L Zappa. T. Zipf.C. Zandlo. Row 3: G. Wilkcrson. B. Zurling. J. Wessman. J. Whitney. B We -llund. Row 4: R. Wcthcrillc. R. Wicntjcs. D. Zadlo. P. Zingleman, J. Whitney. A Wodtke. 64 MR. WALSTON 111 Row I D. Barksdale. J Rarvilouv C Bcckcrv S. Barger. C Andrews. E. Asgian. M Babcock Row 2: D Barron. K. Alaclh, T. Baucrmciv-icr. B Anderson. G. Beal. S. Baker. J. Agnevs Row J: S Anderson. B Barnard. G. Bcnccke. J Baker. J Beck. M Bajari. M. Anderson Row 4: R. Arncaon. I A hies. C Anderson. G. Anderson. D Amundsen. T Anderson. D Banks. Sophs Enjoy Senior High Atmosphere The fast pace and carefree junior high altitude of many sophomores was changed when they entered senior high. New responsibilities were acquired and goals for future years at Henry were formed. Along with responsibilities came the privileges and opportunities offered senior high members. Throughout the year the sophomores became eager to make the most of their first year at Henry. Kim Wood and Scott Olson work out on a new addition to Henry the weight machine 65 MRS. SMITH 120 Row !: B. Bcnnclh, L. Bergcsch. D. Bowman. B. Briscoe. Row 2: D. Bradley, M. Boc. C . Bourcois. C. Biorn. I . Berg. Row 3: N. Benson. 1 Berg, R Berg. M. Billstrom. I Bookey. Row 4 J. Blomqucst, S. Benson. K Borchardt. I). Benckc, D. Bistodcau. V. Birch. MISSKUDHRLING 122 Row I: [), Cremers, C. Bursch, J Cain. V. Collins, J. Chmicl. Row 2: K Caron, D. Chapman. J. Cun-nicn. S Burns Row 3: 1). Bushy. J. Carlson, S. Bumgarner, C. Cassidy. Row 4: S. Champeau. D. Cav cy. V. Cowdery. T. Daher. B Chapman MR. GEMMELL 131 Row I: K. Eikierka. R Dorr. R. Dcrhcim. D. Ditty. D. Donovan. J. hedor. Row 2: L. Dossi. S. Erickson. R Everett. G. Dupont. E Esensen. A. Darby. Row 3: M. Dohin, R. Druk. P Dunne, T. En-stad. B Delaney. T. Dorr. Row 4 D. Fclbcr. B. Donnelly, D. Erickson. J. Fcchan. J. Dahlbcrg. D. Erklouts. R. Everson. 66 Sophomore' Bill Chapman .ndJ.mF.al. n, to enjoy ume out of Claw (of lunch MISS MARDESICH 202 Ro I: S. Fcv f. D f rcdncWm. C. Fifth. C. Green. D. Fiwiv D Gadboiv Row 2: J. Gilmore. J Granlund. K. Hunck. D. Gilbert hb. T Gould B. Hall Ko� 3: P Gotttchalk. R Fo . J. Ilanneman. O. Gohman. J. Fiala Row 4: M Gaunon. J. Grant. D. Hautaja. T Griffin. D. Fratcr. M Forteth 67 MISS BORDERS 206 Row I: W. Hendrix, W. Hunt. S. Hasher. M. Hoglund, I. Hansen. Row 2: M. Inkala, S. Hick . J. Hawkinson. H Hay . G Martos Row 3: D. Horsmunn. W. Hanson. J. Hauler. M. Hegnam. B. Hcnscl. Row 4: I). Hanson. VI Huggins, H. I lift'. S. Ilawkinson. H. liar lick-cr.P. Hill. MR. PETERSON 208 Row I: J. Kampa. S. Johnson. B. Johnson. T. Johnson, L. Jarour, B. Johnson. Row 2: B. Jc , M. Jones, M Johnson. K Johnson. B Johnson. M. Johnson. L. Jones. Row 3: F. Jackson. D. Kappcl. G. Jorgenson. M Johnson. M Johnson. J. Jacobsen. B. Jenkins. Row 4-. I). Johnson. G. Johnson. C. Johnson. M Johnson. J. Jcrdc. B. Johnson. J. Isakson. MRS. LIETZ 210 Row I: R. Kolb. D. Larson. K. Kingren. I). Lulibcrlc. M Kchn. C. Lumbin. G. Knoll. Row 2: G. Knutson. C. Klottcn. I), l.ahni. M. Larson. J. Kolvig. J. Krocning. Row 3: C. Kchos. J. Kohl. C. Lak-otas. R Kosslak. M Krone. L. King. D. Knott. D Kchol. Row 4: P. Koppie, T. Kornberg. R. Kotila. I) Korogi. M. Larson. L. Koch, J. Crier. 68 MR. ANDERSON 215 Row I: L Mau. C. Luck . 0. Lynch. A. Logcau. S. Muki. I Lundecn Row 2 S Maahv P. Lockwood, C. LeBlanc. P. Lew undo do. J. l ind, K l.ovuv Row 3 M I undeed, G MucLcnnan. M. Lundtjuitl. P Lynch. G Maleikig. D Muht. S. Lund Row 4 A Lund. J. Layer. B Lchrmann. J Mal ahn. P. Lockwood. R Louden. J. Made MR. HATLE 302 Row I: k Mitchell. B Mattie. S Morton. J Mcchl, C Miller Row 2: C. Matthew %. N McGuire. D McManu . R McCulloch. ! Meyer. S. Michnowtki. Row 3: A NcUon. T. Mutykiewicr. S Mer-mk. B Miller. J Mooney, I Mont joy. Row 4; S- Mulligan. G. Natyun. D. Moen, D. Moter. D McEarchca. M Michalavrch. J Manger MR. JAECHE 305 Row I: C. Oitcrttcttcr. S. Nelton. D. Palter ion. K. Partlow. D. Ne� e-ton. C. NcUon Row £ I). NcUon. J I’ojah. M. Ncubcrgcr. L NcUon. k. Overby. S Nielson Row 3 M NcUon. M. Overbne. S OI� on. M Orth. P OUon Row 4 M. Pear-ton. R Nicmi. A. Partlow. R. Nit-due. R Pcarton. P NieUcn. 69 MISSWEDIN 306 Row I: 0 Pcrfctti. J. Rich. C Richter. J. Rice. L. Rhine, S. Peterson. Row 2: J Person. C. Ram-berg. C. Ray. R Reed. P. Rcsfcr. L. Peterson. Row 3: D. Rat . J. Peterson. G. Peterson, P. Pend i-mas. M. Ranlcn. S. Rico. Row 4: J. Riemun. I). Phillipps, C. Rein-king. T. Peterson. R. Randolf, A. Peterson, D. Richlmyrc. MRS. MATTSSON 309 Row I: J. Rittmiller. J. Schafer. J. Slither. S. Ross. Row 2: D. Ro-back, C. Robinson, K Sandwick. S, Roos. Row 3: S. Rydberg. P. Rylsyto. C. Ring. S. Schcndcl. R. Robidcau Row 4 D. Satber. N. Sallman, P Rivard. S. Rogalski. T. Schmidt, S. Sabas. Sophomores find the library a good place to spend unused time. 70 MR. JOHNSON 315 Row I: P Stcnwud. I Sterling. D Stcnlcy. l Stempf. J St. Clair. C Schugg Row 1 0. Slang. R Sied-bdi. L. Sheggrud. B. Schwartz. S Scide. Row 3 I) Skoog. M. Sound. W. Schurnan. J. Snyder. D Smith. Row 4 R Sicdlccki, T Steele. J Smith. B Seim. J. Slav-ick. G. Sloan MR. CLAWSON 316 Row I: S. Towntend. S. Wall, k Vickerman. B Trombley. J Tel-zlaff. J. Thompson Row 2: C, Uhlenkamp. T Van Vlcct. C. VanDravek. D. Vaughn. K Vogen. S. Talbot Row 3: P. Sullivan. S. Swjnvon. K. Tauv. J. Tolkinen, B. Thorvcit. G Sullivan. J. Sundquut. Row 4. M Trombley, S Thomven. D Tyrpa. I). Story. J. Vomhof. R Vom MR. MOSHER 321 Row I: C Wincck. K. Zurawvki. K. andlo. M Yothida. K Whit, man. Row 2 H White. G Woodford. D Wicklund. T W uathcr Row J: T Widmer. B Weuberg. S. Zappa. B. Ziegeweid. B. Zagarot 71 MR. WASHINGTON 040 Row I: M Butte lair. P Bokcn. K. Bitncr. J. Anderson. S Baker. B. Borer. P Barron Row 2 J. Beau lieu. J. Batcisis. N. Bergstrom. L. Carlson. J Bak. C. Carlson Row 3: M. Anderson. I Behrcndl. J. Bigelow, P. Birch. C. Burggraf. J. Burns. J. Branberg. B Berg. L. Brown. J. Berner, J. Bostrom. R. Anderson. W. Borchard. B. Boucher. Energetic Frosh Look To The Future Henry's spirited ninth graders made that all important step towards the rewarding years of senior high. Students experienced work and fun in classes preparing them for higher education. They participated in sports and in a broader range of social activities. By the end of their freshman year students looked forward to the challenges and good times of the years ahead. 72 In one of their few quiet moments, ninth grade girls dream of their food now being prepared. MR. CANHAM 100 Row I: J Croocmillcr. I). Drcsscn. G. Dahcr. D. Coder. L. Curran. M Duane. Row 2: M Duffey. C. Das kicwicz. J. Chnsiophcrson. T C aja. S. Christensen. M Distcl. Row 3 B Crookcr. M. Duffey. N Chapman. P. Donovun. D. Daniels. D. Dick. Row 4: B Dclmonico. J. Danielson. S. Carlson. N. Christensen. J. Daughty. R. Crossland. MRS. SCHURSTEIN 121 Row I S, Leach. P. Rrocmng. J. Kapclla. T. Johnson. M. Kaine. T. ilarrcr, L. Hohcnstcin Row 2: J. Hcimsoth. M. Hanson. A. Gersze-waki. K Hartman. K. Hartman. C. Kroenmg. K. Hoglund. Row 3: J. Joycr, K. Hose, M. Jorissen. S. Klostcr. Nl. Froistad, S. Hegs-trand. P. Kolb Row 4: K Leonard. L. Lazar . G. Kastner. S. Hanson. K. Kernan. S. Logan. MR. BOBGAN 204 Row I S. McDonald. J. Majko-zak. S. Otremba. C. McLennan. T. Pearson. R Ponath. Row 2: S. Pir-ich. L Lupo. R. Mozey. A. Luce. M. Nimerfroh. R. Marciniak. Row 3: R. McCampball. C. Murray. K. Parker. C. McDonald. F. Olson, C. Nista. M. Powell Row 4: J. Mick-clson. S. Lorentzen. G. Pichotla, G. Lundecn. K. Perry. B Mandik. B. Olson. J. Peterson. MR. MCGOWAN 207 Row I: B. Sheehan. I). Schultz. T. Sellers. M. Shaffer. J. Sims. J. Reardon Row 2: K. Rood. K. Bream. D. Rystcdt. J. Smith. P. Reilly Row J: G. Ross, J. Slcltcn, D. Sheck. C Robeek. K. Richardson Row 4: J. Skoog. I). Schmidt. J Snyder. J Sandey. H Shopek. G. Schendcl. MISS DAVIS 303 Row I: D. Zipf. I). Thiclkc. D. Thclen. F. Talhot. K. Woodhams. D. Treager. Row 2: L. Stahoski.C. Storcst. S. VunderMartin. C. Waller. S Whisney. T. Sporrong Row 3: VI Walkrius, G. Westman. J. Walden. N Witzman, C Zadlo. N. Stricbcl. J. Torp Row 4: L. Sodcr. R. White. J. Warellak, C. Vados. J Thielcn. J Wr os, M. Stommcl. S. Soderquist. MR. MUIR 101 8th Grade Row I. D. Brynstc-son, R. Adkins. J. DeMar, R Coles. Row 2: S. Biorn. K. Belk. R Denardo. k Burns, M. Denardo Row 3: P. Berner. F. Bauermeister. D. Bigelow. W Crookcr. T. Bor-gcn. N1 Bergstrom. W Brandt Row 4: T. Boldl. N Daher. I. Alexander. B. Bcrtsch, F Bauermeis-ter. J.Colbot. 74 Eighth graders try to be sure they cal a well balanced meal. Eighth Graders Burst With Energy As one year veterans, eighth graders arc glad to have finished seventh grade and like the idea of becoming freshmen. The boys enjoyed showing their skills in sports, while the girls worked hard to improve their sewing and cooking. The eighth grade year added more to the foundation of the individual characters and talents of each student. MRS. WAATAJA 119 Row I: B. Hanson. J. Janowicc. R Dunlap. P. Iverson. Row 2: M. Hartfiel, T. (iranlund. I.. Gilbert. Row 3: L. Hccbl. J. Gladysz, J. Jordheim. D. Firtko. C. Hohen-stcin. Row -1: R Johnson. R Jorgenson, M. Isaacson. M. Houghtclling. MR. ANDHRSON 214 Row I: D. Petersen. L. Mc cr. D Nesenson. D. Perkins, P. O'Connell. Row 2: J. Opheim, B. Maxwell. B. Lundborg. C. Peterson. I), l.arson, G. Nadund Row .V D. Pcsoto. P. Petersen, S. O-Shaguhness. B. Podvin. R. kruc-gcl. T. Peske. T Reich. Row 4: R Matson. G. Mork. L. Moria. A. l.ucc. R. Lundeen, M. McCrum. B. LaLiberte. 75 MRS. BERG 304 Row I D Wuight. B. Rystcdl. R Vandcrmurtm. B. Zipf. S. Sellers. J. Werner. Row 2: J. Thomas. J. Somerson. D. Thiclkc. A. Walkr-ius, J. Slettcn. N. Wasxermann Row 3: S. Shores. S. Wicklund. B Twcdl. S. Serohschcm. A Ring-wclski. P Skonsenu. S. Swenson. Row A: S. Wirebaugh. J. Sn dcr. I). Sable. S. Wilkcrson. J. Tolki-nen.S. Rundk. Seventh Graders Move In Full Force And so it began, the start of six years of Henry atmosphere and education. Seventh graders felt the changes of leaving a grade school: having homework, seven classes, and more freedom. They began the year somewhat confused but concluded it as part of Henry High. Seventh graders eagerly participate in classroom discussions. MR. KABANUK 016 Row I: M. Bar tacky. B. Byers. R Anderson. L Alexander. L. Berg Row 2: K. Christensen. J. Bajari. R. Bryant, K. Bush. C. Bergeron. P. Douglas. Row 3: F. Chapman. S. Brown. I). Audcllc. D. Carlson. A. Bolmck. C. Anderson. C. Akladl. 76 MR. THOMAS 301 Row I R Dunlap. S. Edbcrg, M Isaacson. S. Eckman Row 2: D. Hanson. J. Fndgcn. B. Jakowski. E. Johnson. S. Eichman. C. Jacobson. Row 3: C. Gilkcrson. P. Jones. C. Fossing, P. Hawkins. L. Gilbertson. B. Johnson Row 4: P. Johnson. J. Marios. C Klcis. J. Frydcnlund. C. Eickholt. B, Iverson. S. Foley. MRS. TRASK 308 Row I: S. Paulson. T. Pardun, I) Mal ahn. J. Mulligan. T. McLennan. I. Perkins. Row 2: M Mattson. T. Mooney. J. Rico. W Miller. M. Mandilc. V. Rico. Row 3: B Rcrak, D. Larson. R. Ryn-ders. J Lind. D. Lindahl. M. 6s-troum. Row 4 R. Pratt. P. Leadens, M. Roberts. J Rannow. B Landin. M Pierson. MR. KNAPEK 322 Row I J. Shopek. B. Zadlo. (' Talbot. R. Sweeney. 1 Walden. V Warhol. Row 2. D. Wallin. T. Sander. M Somerson. D. Zic-barth. S. Sims. Row 3: M. Smith. R. Shores, R. Sodcr. D Woods. T. Woodhams. Row 4 T. Sanber, J Sawyer. R. Utto. M White. M Stumme. D. Tinjum 77 May We Introduce . . . Our administration withstood a major change this year as Henry ushered in a new principal, Mr. Donald L. Burton. Mr. Burton, formerly of Franklin Junior High, was kept busy this year as he began to familiarize himself with stafT, students, and the school building. Mr. Gunberg. Senior High Assistant Principal. took over the task of computer programing. while Mr. Atkinson guided Henry’s junior high students through another important year. MR. DONALD L. BURTON PRINCIPAL 78 MR. DWIGHT W. GUNBERG SR HIGH ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. STANLEY D. ATKINSON JR HIGH ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Frickc hands oul bits of advice to a confused senior. Counselors Aid In Days Of Decision Henry's counseling department underwent change this year. As of January 1st. the counselors divided students from grades 9 through 12 among them. Mrs. Zcglcn, Mr. Frickc, Mr. McDonell. and Mr. Treacy spent many hours programming and helping students plan their futures. Not pictured is Mrs. Yanacek, the new 7th and 8th grade counselor, who came to Henry for the 2nd semester. Above: While taking the MSAT Test, the juniors were relaxed b Mr. Trcacy's good nature Above Left: Mrs. Zcglcn finds counseling a busy job. Left: Mr. McDonell and Tom hhrlichmann get caught in the middle of an important discussion. 79 I Mr. Peter Aguilar Wood. Electronics Mr. Daniel Anderson Work Program Mr. James Anderson Civics, History Mr. Wesley Anderson History. Government Mr. Vernon Backes English Mrs. Doris Barbuto Typing. Shorthand Mr. Ronald Beauchane Modern Problems. Economics Mr. Kenneth Belkholm Auto Mechanics Mrs. Corinne Berg English Mr. Donald Bergerson Environmental Orientation. History Mr. Harold Bobgan Art Miss Elizabeth Borders German. English Miss Beverly Brcndscl English Mr. Craig Canham Science Mr. Lyndon Carlson Modem Problems. History Mr. Ralph Carlson Chemistry Mrs. Shirley Carlson Boys' Chef. Foods Mr. Joseph Clawson Biology Miss Roberta Davis English 80 Mr. Ronald Doll Work Program Teachers Struggle To Satisfy Students’ Needs Mr. Sylwcsler displays emotion as he explains the difficulty in staging a play. IN MEMORIAM Mr. Donald Hhrlichmann Mrs. Doris Dubiclzig Chemistry Mr. James Fee Icy History Mr. Robert Gcmmcl Wood. Electronics Mr. Larry Greenhagen English. Newspaper Mrs. Jean Gustafson Physical Education Mr. Richard Hatlc History. Health Mr. Karl Hoerschgen English. Speech Mr. Arthur Jackson Physics 81 Mr. Sheridan Jacchc History Mr. E. Ray Johnson Machine Shop. Auto Mechanics Mr. Marvin Johnson Biology. Science Mrs. Mary Jordan Shorthand. Typing Mr. Allen Kabanuk Special Education Mr. Donald Kassera Algebra. Math Analysis Mr. Conrad Knapek Mathematics. Algebra Mrs. Alma Knapp Occupational Relations Miss Kay Kuderling Algebra. Mathematics Mr. Walter Larson History Mrs. Evelyn Lieu English 82 Mr. Traficantc stresses to his choir the importance of practice Mr. Wilbur Lundcll Geometry, Mathematics Miss Pola Mardesich Spanish, English Mrs. Kathleen Mattson English Mr. Gerald McGowan Art Mr. Monte Miller History. Modern Problems Mr. Phillip Mosher Geometry. C omputer Math Mr. Vyrn Muir Mathematic' Mr. Joseph Mullcry Graphic Arts. Audio Visual Mr. Gerald Oakvik Band Mr. Jav Peterson English. Yearbook Mr. Alvin Quiring Drafting Mr. Rodney Ray Algebra-Trigonometry Mrs. Doreen Savage English, Leadership Mrs. Margaret Schacffner Office Skills. StenoSkills, Typing Mr. Bernard Schulte Sales and Marketing, Modern Problems Mrs. Judith Schurstcin Mathematics Mr. Robert Seikkula Environmental Orientation. Civics Miss Margaret Shane Health, Phystcal Education Mrs. Helen Smith English Mr. Richard Smith Occupational Relations 83 Mrs. V. Francis Sodcrquist Clothing. Home and l-'amily Living Mr. Don Swanson Physical Fducation Mr. John Sylwester Drama. Play Production Mr. Robert Tauring Wood. Stage Crew Mr. Alexander Thomas Geography. History. Civics Mrs. Florence Timmerman English Mr. George Traficantc Jrcbcstra. Choir Mrs. Jo Diane Trask English Mrs. Donna Waataja Special Education Mr. John Walston History. Civics Mr. Johnny Washington Health. Physical Education Miss Britt Wedin Clothing Mrs. Joan Wilkosz Foods. Boys' Chef Mr. Theodore Wyrowski Junior Accounting. Business Law 84 Teacher Life Is . . . creating teacher-student relationships. 86 appearing at coveted social affairs. long hours of preparing lessons. trying to start an intelligent discussion, getting into the guts of things Staff Helps School Run Smoothly Mr. Swabb and Mr Waller, the social service leather!., render a special service for a student. Mr. Sodcrlund. Henry's police liason officer. looks out from the other side. Mr Kasscra spends his spare time locking up situations. 88 Aides, Aides, Aiding . . . Preparing to leave. one of the best parts of their day. arc teachers' aides: Mrs. S. Nucnlcldt. Mrs. J. Donnelly, Mrs. S. Bohanon. Mrs. B. Farnhan. Mrs. S. Gish. Mrs. H. Mclinc. Mrs. P. Erickson, and Mrs. R. Sibley. Librarians. Mrs. Wiggins and Mrs. Clarke, and their assistant. Mrs. Youngen. lind much hard work involved in processing ness books. Our hard working office aids take time out for a picture. Seated is Miss L. Hagglund. Standing. Left To Right, are: Mrs. G. Bailey. Mrs. J. Jensen. Mrs. E Ldgren. Mr. R. Dorr. Mrs M Weir. Mrs T. Lehman. Mrs. R. Feldman. Mrs. S Krossow. Mrs C. Klcvcn. and Mrs L. Youngen 89 Cooks And Custodians Help Henry Dine Combining skills to provide lunches are: Mrs. G. Larson. Mrs. L. l.undeborg. Mrs. E. Urman. Mrs. H Anderson. Mrs F.. Peszynski. Mrs. M. Hcgstrand. Mrs. A. ko cl. Mrs. B. Miller. Miss J, Austin; manager, and Mrs. J. Maxwell. Below And Center: Working intensely are cooks L. Lundeborg and F. Peszynski. And Shine Mr . Christie. Henry's matron, poses in the elevator, her Henry's energetic custodians; Mr. J. Johnson, chief engineer; Mr. J. Yates. Mr. W White. Mr. C. Quigley, home away from home. Mr. O. Erickson. Mr. R. LaSota. and Mr. F. Coklen. Royalty 1970 Makes Homecoming Memorable Queen Ann Vogen Queenly in all her ways, A girl worthy of every praise; A bright smile on her face. Poised, beautiful and full of grace. 94 Kathy Snow Bright eyed and rosy cheeked. Emotional and very sweet. Becky Lehn A bright disposition, full of cheer. On the go throughout the year. Becky Anderson Charming and pretty, with lots of style. Laughing eyes and a flashing smile. Peggy Hayford With many good qualities all combined. A sweeter girl is hard to find. 95 Tears, smiles, excitement, festive halls, honking horns, skipping classes, and rain set the atmosphere for Homecoming Day. October 9, 1970. The highlight of the morning was the crowning of Queen Ann by football captains Dave Casey and Mark Larson. Reigning as attendents were Becky Lehn. Peggy Hayford. K3thy Snow, and Becky Anderson. A change this year was the afternoon talent show. Hard work provided for an entertaining afternoon. The day was concluded with the traditional dance in the evening with music provided by the band “MainStreet li.S.A. Because of the rain the game was postponed until the following Monday. With the slogan “aTOMic PATtack” still in mind and with lots of spirit.the Pats dow ned the Tommies 13 to 0. Students ga c with pride at Queen Ann. Rich llcgslrand “pucker' up for Mike Joyce and Bill Rat during the Homecoming Talent Show. The court watches attentively as Mr. Burton presents Queen Ann with a bouquet of roses Contributing enjoyment to the talent show was Mary Nyquist singing Where is Love. The 1970 Homecoming Top Ten Queen Candidates: Row I: B. Zadlo, B Anderson. Row 2: D. Chell. K. Snow. P. Huy ford. A. Vogen. Row 3: B. Lchn. L. Krussow. B. Carlson. M. Nyquist. 97 Foreign exchange student Nittaya Saowrumnee was chosen as honorary attendant for our Homecoming celebration. Antigone Captures Audience’s Imagination This year’s senior class presented the play ANTIGONE, which was a modern adaptation of the Greek tragedy. It was given on December 19 and 20. 1970. The play involves the story of a young girl who sacrifices herself and dies in the pursuit of something which she thinks is right. Antigone goes against the laws of Creon, the king, by trying to bury her dead brother, and is punished in the end. Under the direction of Mr. Sly wester, and the technical assistance of Bruce Jenkins, the 35 member cast did an excellent job of acting. Hacmon pleads with his father. Creon, not to kill his lover. Anugonc 98 The play, ANTIGONE, begins with an introduction of the characters and an explanation of the plot. Crcon attempt to discover Antigone's motives for burying her brother. The palace guards, the only people in the kingdom not affected by the events of the day. discuss the affairs concerning their own lives. Antigone Creon .............. daemon ............. Ismcnc Antigone’s Nurse Captain of the Guards Messenger........... Creon’s Page Euridicc the Queen 1st Officer 2nd Officer ........ Dawn Roos ....Ray Leek Mike Joyce . Midge Ncary Kathy Race Phil Mincll Tim Bcnhardus Mike Baurr Charlotte Boden Dale Skeesick .... Steve Weir Palace Guards: Bill Schoch, Jerry Span-jers, Dan Taylor, Mike Overline. Bill Ratz. Joe Snyder. Chorus: Gloria Provo. Becky Lchn, Wendy Hanson. Kathy Brue. Becky Anderson. Debra Abrahamson. Judy Krocning. Barb Evans. Arlene Anderson. Marianne Ry-deen. Georgette Paquette, Kay Miller, Wanda Wavinak. Debbie Lazar .. Jackie Parrott. Sue Maxwell. Martha French, Denise Schultz. JoAnnc Anderson. nt nY high school l ka •MftMHTAiarM ft MlNNCr vr 99 Sadie Hawkins couples danced to the music of ihc Three Penny Opera . Anxious Gals Fetch Fearful Fellas On Thursday, January 21, Henry came alive as “dogpatchland. It was Sadie Hawkins! The day started off with an auditorium MC'd by Jeff Lundeen and Tom “Gonga from the Jungle” O’Keefe, and included everything from dancing by the Hi-l.ites, Pastel Pats, and Front Five to singing and dramatic skits. The day was concluded w hen the gals came to the dance dragging their fellas. Into the evening, couples and stags danced to the music of the “Three Penny Opera .’ 100 To the song of I Want to be Loved by You. the Pastel P3ts show their usual etiquette. The Hi-Liles with the help of Rich Hegstrand. contributed entertainment to the Sadie Hawkins Day auditorium by doing their interpretation of “Hey Big Spender . While Mary Buchner nabsTom Frenetic. Marryin Sam tics the knot. Students and administration alike can learn the techniques of square dancing. C. Thcilkc assists M. Freeman in laying an egg. Hoedown And Talent Show Send Spirit Soaring Two events were added to Henry's social calendar this year a fun lovin’ square dance and a memorable talent show. The Holiday Hoedown. sponsored by Student Government on December 16. gave students a chance to realize their full potential as square dancers. Music and calling instructions were provided by Mr. Lukaszewski. Many Henry clubs sponsored booths along the sidelines to add to the enjoyment of the evening. On the night of February 10, the auditorium was filled with a vibrant audience for the Lcttcrman’s Club Talent Show. Such ingenuity was never before displayed as our athletes provided a humorous night of entertainment. Above Center: The Flying Hcartsman. George Reilly. shows anguish as Steve Lonn lays a hold on him. Six members of the Lcttcrmen's Club gave a splendid performance in their version of “The Newlywed Game”. 103 Talented Students Combine Fun With Work This year’s One Aci Play contest entry was the RAPT OF THE MEDUSA. The play concerns a raft carrying young survivors of a ship which has been torpedoed by the Nazis, and the children's struggle for survival. Under the direction of Mr. Sylwcster. the cast plaoed fourth in the regionals by portraying the characters beautifully. Also presented this year was Tschaikowski’s musical. The Forest Prince”, coached by Mr. Traficanie and Mr. Sylwes-tcr. The play dealt with a young princess of Russia. Titania, who was held for ransom by the Cossack army. Her fiancee is too cowardly to rescue her and defend Russia. In the end Titania left her fiancee for Voslov, whom she married. Ann_______ Allan Dawnie Phil Vicky ... Spritz Charlotte Jim....... Little Fox Georgette Paquette Dale Skccsick Dawn Roos ......Phil Minell Vicky Collins Joe Skorpak .. Joan Kroening ......Mike Joyce ... Allan Kappell Ann cxplums to the children that there urc thirteen members aboard the ship, this number bringing disaster to them all Ann and Allan, played by Georgette Paquette and Dale Skccsick. talk about the fondness and love they share with each other. The children decide to kill Little Fox when they realize that they will not be saved until one of them dies. 104 Sonia finds Ivan, her boyfriend, keeping his eyes on another woman instead of her. Voslov .................. Titania .................. Ivan .......... Sonia ................... Titania’s Lady-in-Waiting Ilyita................... Mother Vanya.......... . Jester .................. Tzar .................... Dimitri-----%.......... Messenger .............. ....Phil Mincll .. Mary Nyquist ... Jesse Ross Marianne Rydeen . Sherry Martin ---- Mike Joyce ___Liz Pierson . . Joe Skorpak Tim Benhardus Bill Ralz Chuck Lakotas Titania and Voslav find happiness with each other The Tsar meets with the cowardly Prince Dimetri as the guards watch on. Underestimated Pats Prove Experts Wrong After being picked to come in ninth, the fighting Pats closed with 2 victories to end up with a five and three record and a third place finish in the City standings. The Pats were led by one of the finest backficlds Henry has had in recent years. It was composed of Jim Jasper, Jeff Lundecn, Kevin Cassidy, Dan Bergstrom, and alternate Geary Jcrdc. This, along with the excellent line play led by co-captains Mark l.arson and Dave Casey, and supported by the outstanding play of seniors Tom O’Keefe, Pete Schafer. George Larson. Tom LeDell, Dave High. Jesse Ross, and John Nordby, Henry was led to a well-balanced year. Because of the fine record of the team, post-season honors were awarded to Jeff Lun-deen and Mark Larson for their outstanding performance. Coaches: M. Miller. D. Swanson. D. Haile. Captains for’71’: D. Casey. M. Larson. JelY Lundecn gains yardage against Central. 108 Team Row I: J. Ross, D. C3scy. A. W'odlkc. D. B.irtclt, M. Larson. G. Larson, J. Nordby, P. Schafer. T. O'Keefe. D. High. Row 2: K. Cassidy, J. Lundeen, D. Bergstrom, R. Forsgren. J. Jasper. G. Jerde. Kevin Cassidy gains enough yardage for a first down in the game against North. Coach Swanson looks on as Jeff Lundeen is called in for a crucial play. Junior Varsity Row 1: J. Arvshus, B. Kent, R. Neveson, J. Blomqucst, J. Mika, J. Jung. A. Logeais, S. Jensen. K. Sutcliffe. Row 2: J. Optiz. B. Scott. J. Pederson, T. Koziky. Team Row I: M. Finnvik. T. LeDcll. B. Wryk. G. Faue. D. Reilly. J. Vick. S. Anderson. J. Krave. G. Langley. Row 2: J. Neuberger. J. Gleason. B. Hunter. J. Morris. Quarterback Dan Bergstrom talk over strategy with Coach Swanson. 110 Ill Sophomore Team Row I: M. Douglas. M. Dohrn. J. Mal han. B. Nelson. M Lundquist. S. Roos. M. Larson. T. Dorr. D. Busby. Row 2: J. Snyder B. Hansen. D. Schmidt. H. White. D. Fraser. M. Johnson. K. Wood. B Boucher. R. White Row 3: M. Lundecn. D. Johnson. P. Koppic. B. Donnely.S Thomsen. M. Forseth. D. Sathcr. J. Jcrdc. J. Dahlbcrg. Henry Runners get off to an early start on the Edina course. Harriers Set New Records For Henry Henry's cross country team was led by George Reilly and followed by his senior teammates: Walt Hoglund. Guy Mil-liren. Tom Frenettc. and juniors: Randy Anderson. Bill Sheehan, and Mark Ducharme. The team took second place in the City, and also galloped to a tenth place finish in the State, which is the best ever for the Pats. A new school record of 15:47 was set in the three-mile cross country race by Walt Hoglund and Captain George Reilly. Also, a new course record of 15:54 was set at Northport by George Reilly and Guy Millircn. Henry’s team was mainly a senior squad, but they had strong back-up support by the juniors. Encouragement help Bill Sheehan and Randy Andcrvon. Guy Millircn widen the gap in the City Meet at Nokomi . 112 Captain George Reilly surges past an opponent. thk'CJf HEKRT Cross Country Team Row I: D. Wamsley. M. Reilly, S. Bernard. A. Kappcl. B. Sheehan. B. Sheehan, D. Ditty. M. Inkala, R. Jcx. R Ellis. G. Millircn. Row 2: G. Barsaloux, R. Anderson, R. Peterson. G. Reilly. Captain; W. Hoglund. D. Kappcl, R. Joyer, M. Erecman. S. Walters. G. Millircn. M. Bushman. J. Koval. S. Sodcrquist. Row 3: Coach Jaeche. M. Pederson. B. Peters. G. Voss. G. Thompson. G. Tcskc. R. Moser. T. Frenetic. D. Rictmyrc. J. Tolkincn. Coach Canham. This year’s swimming team was led by co-captains Tom Frenette and John Gleason, and a new coach. Mr. Francis. The team's over-all record was 7 and 3 — 4th in the City. Districts were held at Southwest and again the team look a fourth. Individuals who placed in Districts were junior Steve Johnson, taking a first in the 100 yard breaststroke; senior John Gleason, with a third in the 50 yard freestyle; and senior John Daly, placing fifth in the diving competition. The 200 yard medley relay team consisted of junior Steve Walters, butterfly; junior Steve Johnson, breaststroke; senior Bill Ralz, backstroke; and junior John Koval, freestyle. This team took a fifth place in the Districts. The 400 yard freestyle relay team with junior Terry Kaine, sophomore Tom Steele, and seniors Tom Frenette, and John Gleason placed first. The swim team relied heavily on juniors and sophomores, so the outlook for next year’s team should be encouraging. Top Right: Junior Steve Johnson edges out competition. Co-captains John Gleason and Tom Frenette discuss swim times with their coach. Mr. Francis Henry's top diver, senior John Daly, helps make diving a strong point for the swimming team. 114 At the sound of the gun. Tom Frenetic begins the 400 yard freestyle. Tankers Make Big Splash Swimming Team Row I: T. Peterson. D. Johnson. A Peterson. G. Kroll. B. Je . T. Steele. J. FriscIL. J Koval. B. Olson. Row 2: M. Dimon. Coach Francis, S. Johnson. J. Gleason. J. Daly. T. Frenetic. T. Kainc, S. Walters. B. Rat . 115 Bill RaU sets the pace in the backstroke. John Soderquist put m u reverie lay up again ! Southwest. Team Effort Leads To Victory Henry’s basketball team finished the season with a 9-5 conference record. The team was led by senior forward and co-captain, Glen Teske. Glen was the leading scorer in the city with a 26.5 per game average, and was named to the All-City team. The rest of the starting team consisted of co-captain George Reilly; Jeff Lundccn. Dave Casey, and John Soderquist. The team werked well together, outplaying many of their opponents in defense as well as offense. Basketball Team: Row I: K SutclifT. R. Peterson. C. Thompson, G. Reilly. B McCrum. J. Lundccn. D. Bergstrom. Row 2: Coach Scikkula, J. Voss, G Teske. J. Soderquist, D. Casey. J. Anshus. B. Hunter. D. Engc. John SodcrquiM and Glen Teskc control the ball as Jeff Luodccn stands ready to help if it becomes necessary. 117 George Reilly shoot a jump shot as teammates and opposing players look on. 31 t W i «Sl! If 118 Under pressure, senior forward Glen Teske gets off a jump shot. Teske is found in the usual spot, shooting a free throw. Dave Casey battles for a rebound against Southwest. Junior center John Sodcrquist takes an unchallenged jump shot against defending Roosevelt players 119 John Sodcrquist lays in another two points in a tough game. Sophs Overpower Opponents Dave Johnson goes up Tor a rebound a% teammates Dave Erickson and Dase Eraser wait for results. This year Henry had one of the best sophomore basketball teams it has had in the last few years. Their overall record through 11 games was 9 wins and 2 losses. The sophomore team had a well-balanced attack with good speed, size and height. This year’s squad was composed of 12 members all of whom were very good basketball players destined to go a long way here at Henry. Team Row I: L. Maihs. S. Bernard. C. Thibodeaus. M. InkaLi. H. White. D. Fraser. C. Johnson. Row 2: Coach Washington. D. Erickson. B. Dclmonico. D. Johnson. D. Johnson. M. Johnson. S. Thomsen. J Rruh-jell. G. Bursa loux. 120 SOPHS SKATE HARD The Pat’s sophomore hockey team swung into action this year and came up with a 6-2-1 record, placing second in the City behind Southwest. The team had some hard limes this year because of bad weather and an early thaw. The team practiced and played its games outside, so these two factors hindered their season. The team proved to be surprisingly strong, and some players have hopes of making the varsity team next year. Top: Dave Busby is body-checked by an opposing player. Henry's Bob Hanson and Mike Douglas check an opponent into the boards Bob Hanson checks another player into the boards as he fights for the puck. Sophomore Hockey Team Row I: B. Nelson. M Johnson. Row 2 A Luce, T. Lundccn. S. Mich-now ski. C. Kampa. D Busby. M. Douglas Row 3: M Pederson. T Dorr. B. Olson. B. Donnell. B. Hanson. M. Overlinc. G. Johnson. 121 Pucksters Try For First Henry’s hockey team came up with a 8-1-1 City Conference record, good enough for a second place finish. Henry tied Edison and lost only to Southwest during their regular season. The Pats took care of the other teams with the help of senior co-captains Geary Jerde and Gary Maciejny, and juniors. Jeff Policy. Gary Langley, and John Sheridan, the leading scorer on the team. Later in the season. Henry again met up with Southwest to decide the Region 5 champions. The Pats put up a good Tight but just couldn’t defeat the Indians. However. a trophy was added to our trophy case as Henry ended the season as Region 5 runnerups. With ihc drop of the puck by the referee, the game being . Junior John Sheridan wails foe the puck near the opponent's goal. 123 12 A Hockey Team Row I M Douglas, J. Theis. S. Scidc, G. Langley. J. Policy. J. Maciarka. D. Johnson. D. Fiala. K. Cassidy, J. Sheridan. Row 2 B. Majko- rak, D.Stridklcr. G. Jcrde. B. Steiner. R. Forsgrcn. G Macicjny. G Larson. P. Sheridan. J. Shapansky. K. Wood. 125 Goalie Jeff Policy watches as Gary Maciejny tries to get a pass to Steve Scidc. Sophomore Team Row I: G. Millircn. M. Roberts. T. Willey. F. Olson, J. Manger. Row 2: J. Mal ahn. M. Wallcnus. R, Ziegcwaid. G. Sullivan. M. Lundeen. D. Beneke. Coach Wyrowski. Matmen On The Move The Pats wrestling team tried its hardest to overcome a lack of depth and injuries. The team consisted mainly of juniors, but a wcll-cxpcricnced Bill Peters, one of the tri-captains, came up with some important decisions to help the team along. Other helping wrestlers were the other two captains. Jeff Smith and Tim Smith, and junior Mike Shockency. 126 Bill Peter , one of Henry’s tn-caplains. wraps up another win. this one against North. Ski Team Ron I R Anderson. G. Mil-lircn. J. Tolkincn. S Busby. Ron 2: R Wientjev G. IIHorn. M Taylor, J. Kruv . M. Stommcl. R Kiltleson. I) Stangcl. Coach Greenhagen. Skiers Head Up-Hill Henry's ski learn, the only outdoor varsity sport, had ils lough limes fighting ihe wind and cold. Bui this did not hamper Ihcm. The ski learn, behind Co-capiains Jim Tolki-nen and Rick KillVeson, came up with well balanced slalom and cross country learns. The grealesi improvement was in Ihe cross country learn. Their only set back was ihe lack of experienced jumpers. Co-captain Jim Tolkincn rest after a tough slalom meet Co-captains Jim Tolkincn and Rick Kiltleson. 127 Glen Take pitches the out field awuiis the result . A Season Of Rebuilding Henry’s bascbull season was a rebuilding for the coming year. Henry finished eighth in the city with 3 wins and 7 losses, but they had plenty of help from the juniors, especially Glen Teske. He wound up having a batting average of .414, which was the best on the team. The team was also helped along by junior catcher Craig Fen-stra, and fielders Kevin Cassidy, Jeff Lun-deen, Kurt Gustafson, and Dan Bergstrom. The pitchers, consisting of juniors Glen Teske, Dave Casey. Jim Mandilc, and Bruce Scott, will be a big factor in the coming year. 128 Team - Row I: K. Cassidy. B. Scott, D. Bergstrom, J. Lundcen. Row 2: G. Tcskc. D. Casey, C. Fenstra, Coach Washington. 129 Tracksters Set Back By Strike Henry’s track team was set back by a teacher’s strike, but it did not hamper them for long. Henry finished sixth, overall, in the City. The juniors and the sophomores on the team were out setting records even after the delay in the start of the season. The four-mile relay of Walt Hoglund. George Reilly. Guy Milliren. and Bill Sheehan set a new school record along with the high and low hurdle relays, which consisted of Bill Peters. Dave High. Rod Joycr. and Mark Hammerstcn. There were many other point getters, such as Mike Schroctkc. Tom Frcncttc. Rod Moser, Don Warn-slcy. Pete Schafer. Tom O’Keefe, and Jerry Bolan. Some of the sophomore point getters were Randy Anderson. Mark DuCharme. John Koval, Rick Forsgren, and Arnic Wodtkc. 3 Dave High takes lead over Central runnm. 130 Pole vaulter. MikeSchroetke. overcomes II'6”. Henry's four mile relay team: Walt Hoglund to George Reilly. From Bill Sheehan to Guy Millircn for a City winning four-mile relay. 131 Track Team Row I: T. Frcncttc. G. Millircn. D. Waimley. W. Hoglund. R. Anderson. J. Tolkinen, T. Dorr. B, Sheehan. Row 2: G. Reilly, J. Koval. S. Walters. M. Bushman. M. Freeman. R. Moser. D. Busby. R. Ray. B. Majkozak. Row 3: Coach Canham. M. Schroctke, D. High. S. Lonn. D. Reilly. R Forsgren. P. Schafer. R. Joyer. J. Voss. B. Peter . Coach Jacche Golf Team — C. Lakotas. J. Macia ka. R. Lcrum, Ed kr csouuk Golf Team Sets New High Henry’s golf learn came up with their best season. Ed Kre owiak, Reid Lcrum. and Jim Macia ka drove Henry forward to an 8 and 2 record, and a third place finish in the City. Coach Ed McGowan is hoping for a better than .500 season next year and says that, “Things will look right if the sun is shining. Tennis Team’s Future Looks Good A young tennis team, coached by Mr. Carlson, has high hopes for the future year. The generally junior squad had a win-loss record of 4 and 6 and a fifth place finish in the City. Some outstanding players arc returning lettermen whose experience will help. Jerry Schcndcl gets ready to show his speed in serving Coach and players arc discouraged at watered-down court. Tennis Team - Row |; J Porath. M. Carroll. R Wicntjcs. C. Olzcnak. J. Schcndcl. R. Talbot. Row 2: S. Balkcn. S. Gawron. S. Oman.C. Thielkc. T. Peterson. M. Overlinc. Coach Carlson. 133 Swimming Team Row 1: Captain Robin Bold!, Ann Gilkcrson. Nancy Bergstrom. Mary Neuber-gcr. Melanie Kainc. Lori Dicks. Pam Gleason. Row 2: Carol Gilkcrson. Stephanie Ralph. Sue Baker. Donna Gross, Lisa Schaffer. Julie Hasslcr, Theresa Bauermeis-ter. Pam Boken. Row 3: Miss Brenscl. Karen Pouporc. Linda Lorent cn. Charlotte Bak. Polly Hawkins. Colleen Cassidy. Stephanie Nelson. Judy Bak. Swimming And Tennis Teams Rate High G.A.A. has long been an activity at Henry, but each year the participants get more and more out of the organization. The girl’s swimming team dove into its third year of action led by Captain Robin Boldt and coached by Miss Brendscl. The team was young, but the effort of the members was rewarding as the team sent a girl in each event to the City preliminaries. Girl's tennis, captained by Mona Klimmek. proved to be successful this year as the team tied for third place in the City with a record of five wins and two losses — truly a credit to the team and their coach. Mrs. Gustafson. DEEP END Teammates look on as fellow members take laps to warm up. Donna Gross executes a qualifying dive for the City Meet. 134 Among the responsibilities of being captain. Mona finds clearing the courts is one of the easiest. Tennis Team Row I: Jan Gorm-ley, Kathy Steffens. Barb Sell, Sue Madcs. JoAnne Anderson. Row 2: Beth Johnson. Sue Carlson. Mona Klimmek. Beth Carlson. Cindy Schcndcl. 135 Girls’ Athletic Abilities The Girl’s Athletic Association took on a new look this year with the addition of two new activities. Returning to G.A.A. after an absence of five years was the girl’s basketball team. Coached by Mrs. Gustafson and led by captain Jann Gormley. the team played a short but rewarding season. This year was the first for Henry’s gymnastic team to compete with other schools. Mrs. Gustafson spent time coaching the girls to help them prepare for the meets. Returning members of the badminton team were one of the reasons for the team’s success. With the combined effort ol old and new members, the team worked hard to be successful. Not to be outdone, girl’s volleyball combined enthusiasm with teamwork, a key in playing volleyball. Coach Gustafson and the girls all worked hard to make the team a good one. Spring puts the golf courses back in play, and Henry’s golf team makes the best use of this facility. Coached by Miss Shane, the golf enthusiasts practiced diligently on their game. 137 Gail Gadbois lakes her practice shots before the match. Displaying one of their formations are cheerleaders Row I: L. Zinnicl. B Carlson. M. Nyquist. L. Krussow, B Anderson. Row 2: M. Rydccn. B. Trombly. J. Nordstrom. M. Stock. Row 3: L. Nishuuka, P. Gleason. We’veGot Spirit . . . The 70-71 Varsity Chcerlcading Squad was revised and increased in number this year, which was a change from the traditional nine. The purpose of this revision was to make it easier for the girls to cover their tight schedule of activities. This year’s squad consisted of six seniors and five juniors. Under the leadership of Captain Beth Carlson, the pep rousers worked energetically throughout the summer and the school year to spread cheer and boost school spirit. The year was crowded with pepfests and games, games, games. Despite the hectic pace of chcerlcading, this is one experience that will always be remembered by the girls. 138 Becky Anderson injects spirit into the hockey game. Ncwies. Jo and Pam. put their talents together to boost spirits. 140 Juniors. Bcv. Mary, and Lindu. rouse the crowd with a familiar cheer. Sophomores attending games and meets this year were led in cheering on their teams by five sophomore girls who were chosen to rouse the spirit. The girls held practice during the summer and after school to better their cheering abilities. An excellent job was done by the squad in carry ing out their responsibilities. Always found ready with a cheer arc our sophomore cheerleaders: Debbie Wickluad. Barb Trombley. Nancy Larson. Joann Rhtmiller. and Sue Rogatski Enthusiastic Sophs Encourage Teams 141 Senators Row I: J. Cunnicn. K. Hanck. B. Nelson, J. Bruhjell. B Johnson. V. Collins. Row 2: P. Hawkins. K. Rowles. B. McCrum. L. I orcnt cn. M. Hall. N. Krussow. Row 3: G. Gadbois. M. Nyquist, B. Lehn. D. Leyden. R. Leek. Row 4: J. Jasper. S. Gawron. M. Schroctkc. K. Hansen. J. Ross. P. Mined. New Student Government Stimulates Students A student government has emerged this year to replace the old Student Council. There are three branches in the Student Government: the Senate. House of Representatives. and the Executive Committee. A representative was chosen from each social studies class and the Senators were elected by popular vote. Elections for officers took place last spring and since that time the government has been progressing steadily. Mrs. Savage was the advisor for this group and her effort has added much to the first, trying year. Instead of meeting during class time, they met at 7:30 every morning. So. if you’ve walked by 217 during zero hour and heard people yelling. “Veto. Veto!” you know it was just our Student Government in action. Student express approval of the motion while Mrs. Savage, the advisor, looks on. A student shows interest by voting. 144 Mouse of Representatives: Row |; M Malikowski. M Anderson. B Trombley. R Durand. L. Nishizuka. S Wall. Row 2: K Taus. K. Alseth. W. Hanson. L Sboggrud. J. Nyquist. D. W'inick. M Ncuberger. D. Wicklund. K. Pream. Row 3: K Mooney. K. Vados. V.Cowdery. B Anderson. D ChclI. D. Opitz. J Bro-gren. R Mornson. Row 4: M. Trombley. J. Whiincy. M. Herkenhoff. B Rat . K Wood.T. Peterson. P. Donaldson. N.Sallman, D. Skoog. J. Mooney. Executive Committee: Row I; K. Hansen. M Nyquist. B McCrum. G. Gadbots Row 2: P Minell. M Hall. L. Lorent en. K. Arf. Senator Ray Leek and Parliamentarian Mike Schroetkc question parliamentary procedure 145 Student Council Row I: R. Jorgenson. B. Rystcdl. M. Audcttc. Row IS. Llewellyn. R. Mattson. Row 3: J. Rico. T. Waldon. L. Lupo.C. Jacobsen. Row 4: J. Hartos. S. Brown. D. Thiclke. Jr. High Retains Its Council While the Student Government was established for the senior high, the junior high retained its Student Council. Under the guidance of Mr. McDonnel, the council sponsored two dances to allow the junior high students a chance to gel acquainted. The Student Council met with the student councils of Olson Jr. High and Jordan Jr. High, the two schools which feed into Henry. The new student government, the ncc requirements for sports, and the .. 'cheduling for the coming year wtrv discussed so that the new students from the two schools would have a easy time adjusting to life at Henry in their sophomore year. Council Officers: Dianna Thielkc, Vice President: Brad Boucher. Secretary; and Scott Llewellyn. President. Members of the Ecology Action Club smash bottles from their bottle drive foe rc-cycling. Accent On Action Fulfilling its purpose of bettering the ecology of the Henry area, the Ecology Action Club began the year by cleaning up the football field aftergames. The E.A.C. was kept busy with its numerous projects: holding a year-round bottle drive, cleaning up the neighborhood alleys, obtaining litter barrels for the school grounds, and publishing a newspaper. The advisor of the E.A.C. was Mr. Alexander Thomas. The Science Club also had a very active year. During the bi-weekly meetings the members worked on numerous projects and experiments, took many field trips, and published a newspaper on current scientific developments. The advisors were Mrs. Dubiclzig, Mr. Carlson, and Miss Kudcrling. Science Club: Row I: R Anderson. W. Sheehan. M. Asgian. E. Asgian. B. Zarling. J.Chmicl. Row 2: B. Sheehan. D. Rappel. Mr. Carlson Randy Anderson works on his speech synthesizer, while M Asgian and Barb Zarling give their advice and assistance. 147 Behind The Signs The Pep Club started the year off with the successful Kick-Off Dance. The idea of a six member committee representing each senior high grade was a change tried this year. Under the supervision of Mrs. Schurstcin, the committee was in charge of organizing fund-raising projects and encouraging the guys on to victory in each sport. The enthusiastic Pep Club turned out signs for various athletic events, fulfilling its purpose of promoting school spirit. Sally Slide receive a helping hand from Tom Erlichmann while pulling up Homecoming decorations. Committee Members: Michelle Granlund. Debbie Rotwek, Ann Vogen. Bonnie Antony and Bevery Goudy. 148 Stcph Nelson. Mary Rohlmg. and Bobbie Bach show faith in our football team by signing We Support Our Team wallpaper. Pep Club takes a break from painting to be immortalized in the ORATOR. 149 Orator And Patriot Publicize “What’s Happening” Orator Staff: K. Pream. R. Dniund. S. Nelson. L. Zinmcl. R. Bach. M. Rohl-ing. M. Asgian. B. Zadlo. K. Hcbzyn-iki. N. Isaacson. T. Borgcn. D. Wagy. G.Gadbois.G. Reilly. From L. To R.: K. Heb ynski, photographer; R. Bach. Senior Section Editor. and Copy Editor S. Nelson. Something new. a Bulletin, was added to supplement the PATRIOT. It kept the students more informed about the up-to-the-minute activities between regular issues. Besides putting out papers on time, the staff studied journalism. The result was a more professional paper for our school. The yearbook exploded into 176 pages, the largest ORATOR ever. Mr. Peterson, the advisor, and the staff worked together and filled the pages with the exciting activities and organizations of the Henry students. The changes in the book increased the work, but made the book one to remember. Photographers Guy Millenn and Arlene Anderson focus in on Mr. Green-hagen in one of his good moods. Following floor mats of previous PATRIOTS, arc editors. Row I; D. Wetberille, R. Leek. Row 2: A. Gilkerson. B. Goudy. R.Stdlen. Patriot Reporters From L. To R. arc: L. Lodin. A. Gcisc. N. Snabb, K. Steffens. J. Jacobson. W. Larson. B. l.chn. L. Ritten. M. Seely. In Front: D. Osgood. S. Auppcrlc. Students Help School Operate Smoothly Siage Crew: Row I: E. Kr esowiak. A. Vogcn. Row 2: M. Larson. D. Bergstrom. R. Hegstrand. M. Johnson. Row 3: M. Pollifka, D. WoM, B. Lun cr. B. Wryk. Row 4: C. Bursaw, B. Hansen. What do you do in your spare time? Many ambitious students at Henry volunteered their services this year to help in the library shelving books, tutoring junior high students. and running errands for the counselors and teachers. Besides the tutors, library. and counselor assistants, there were the tidy equipment room managers and hard-working stage crew. Tutors Row I O Dorr. M Ncubcrger. C. SjoquiU. Row 2: S. Rko. L. Collam Row 3: G. Btorn. S. Bumgarner. D Bowman, K Whitman. D. Stcmf, D. GrifTin. W Magadan . B Rat . C. Reilly. 152 Managers: R. Rannow and T. Berg put away some of the equipment.1 Counselors Assistants: Row I: L, Zinniel. Row 2: J. Longerbone, R. Everett. B. Goudy, D. Chapman. S. Eilcos, B. Johnson. Row 3: K. Pream. B. Anderson, B. Hanson. Library Assistants: Row I: S. Hasher, J. Klovig, M. Yoshida, S. Nelson, N. Schuster. D. Thden. S. Vandermartin. Row 2: D. Carlson. L. Maahs. L. Peterson. J. Hanson. D. Wcthcrille, S. Pederson. D. Pearson. C. Robcck. G. Kasner. S. Schcndcl. N.H.S. Recognizes Outstanding Students National Honor Society underwent a lot of change this year. The number of members was reduced, making it a bit more of an honor to be chosen. Members were chosen on the basis of grades, character, leadership, and service. N.H.S. members involved themselves in various projects, including selling book covers, planning induction ceremonies, and raising money for their annual trip in the spring. Spring Inductee : Row I: G. Teske, M. K decn. P. Bar-ankicwicz. R. Stelten. S. Nelson. B Carlson. B. Zadlo. R. Bach. S. Gawron Row 2: J. Porath. M. Nvquist, M. Asgain. A. Gilkcrson. B Johnson. D. Wcatherillc. D. Rally. Officers: G. Teske. Vice-President; D. Wcthenlle. Treasurer; B. Carlson. Secretary. J. Jasper. President, Fall Inductees: Row I: L. Zinnicl. A. Anderson, B. Kramlich. K. Willey. W. Halverson. Row'2: M. Over-linc. N. Isaacson. M. McKeever. S. Aupperle. D. Enge. 154 F.H.A. Serves School And Community Ably advised by Mrs. Soderquist. FHA became involved in many school and area activities. The year started with an award winning booth at the State Fair. At Homecoming time. FHA sold red and gray garters for the dance. Members prepared baskets of food for needy families at Thanksgiving. FHA set its goals high for improving the lives of future generations. So when you hear. “Meet in 106”. you know' it’s for FHA. Row I: A.-Darby, D. Erickson, K. Pouporc, D. Brc-demus. N. Krussow. Row 2: J. Smith. D. La arz. P. Hayford, K. Clos. R. Baucrmcistcr. C. Mumm. Row 3: Mrs. Soderquist. M. Ludvigscn, G. Talbot. P. Smith. J. Jacobson. K. Vados. Row 4: t.. Krussow, f . Laydcn, E. Pierson. Jr. High Officers: I). Thiclkc. S. Vandcrmartin, G. Kasncr, J. Jordhcim.T. Granlund. •ttihr Sr. High Officers: Row I. P. Smith. K. Vados. Row 2: [). Lazarz. L. Krussow. E. Pierson, N. Krussow, G. Talbot. 155 Debate Team R. Roberts, C. Krocnmg.C Hohcnstcin. D. Nor lander. K Sjoquist. Mr. Feelcy. R Hanson. R Leek. S. Gawron. K. Hansen. The Debate Tccam started off a successful year by placing third in the 6th Annual Macalaster Invitational Tournament. The team went on to win the District 17 Meet. Debating affirmative were Steve Gawron and Ray Leek. Becky Hanson and Kerry Hansen, the negative debaters, won top speaker awards during the season. The Speech Team started off its season in February with a round robin at North High. Organized too late in the year for further information, the team expected to place several speakers in the District and Regional meets in the spring. Forensics Meet Success Speech Team Row I: W. Hanson. B Hudson. R. l.cek. K. Hansen Row 2: S l.onn, R Roberts. D Root, K CotUm Row J: C. Sjoquist, C krocning. J. Bourgeois. J. Granlund. T. Zipf. Row 4 J. Krocning. V. Cowerd). J. Bru- jcll. S. Jensen, C. Fruscr. Mr. Feelcy. Debate advisor; and Mr Hocrschgcn. Speech advisor, consult the Periodical Guide for reference materials. 156 The Lawmans Row I: Nittaya. Dennis. Row 2: Mr. Law-man. Larry. Mrs. Lawman, Deanna. East And West Unite This year Henry students had the honor of going to school with Nittaya Saowrumncc. Nittaya was part of the American Field Service Program. Thailand is her real home she lives in Bankok. She had many new experiences this year, including her first birthday party and Christmas celebration. Having no experience with snow before, sliding and skating were two activities Nittaya enjoyed the most. Another change for her was our family size. She had always wanted an older brother, and her American brother filled her heart’s desire. We enjoyed having Nittaya as a fellow classmate and we will always remember her with a smile. Nittaya plasters Rod Moser with a snowball during her first winter. Chapter Presidents From Front To Back: A. Klcmcn. J. Nyquist. J. Nestigcn. K. Pream. J. Tolkmcn. L. Ritten. C. Mumm. K. Rovsles. V.Cowdery, D. Wetherille. 158 Dianna Leyden. Peggy Hay ford. Ann Vogen. and other Y-Tcen members enjoy the soup course of their Progressive dinner. Officers. Row I: J. Rumstad. Chapter Coordinator; D. Chcll. Chaplain; S. Nelson. President; N. Krussow. Publicity Chairman. Row 2; B. Carlson. Treasurer; S. Pederson. Vice-President. M Herkenhoff. Secretary. Y-Tccns started out the year by going to the Sweden House for their traditional Recognition Banquet. Soon after, the Fall Fashion Show was presented with a preview of coming events. The girls modeled their own clothes, and the show was something to remember. Gobblers-a-Go-Go was the next exciting event. For this semi-formal dance girls were able to ask the boy of their choice. The dance turned out to be a real success. A Gym-Swim night was the next event. It was held at the YMCA in February. Y-Tcen girls finished the year off by wearing bright, cotton dresses for Cotton Day, with the purpose of helping to bring in spring. Y-Teens Spells Action Serving thirsty future Y-Teen members is Denise Wctherillc. Denise Wetherille and Beth Carlson model the blest fashions. 159 Clubs Offer Fun And Action The first year of the Lettermen’s Club was fantastic. A hilarious talent show, starring the ambitious atheletes, proved to be a good money raising event. Other projects tackled by the members were carwashes in the spring, and selling tickets for a Junior Varsity-Faculty basketball game. Letter-men’s Club attempted to raise the interest in sports and provide a chance for all boys who lettered to get together. The money earned went towards the Spring Banquet. A road rally in which Henry took first place, Northside basketball and football tournaments, and a dance to raise money were just a few of the fun activities Hi-Y members got to participate in this year. As a service project members collected for the United Fund. The election of new officers in the spring ended a good year for the boys. Lcltcrmcn Officers: Treat. J. Jasper; Vice Pres., A. Wcxltkc; Sec., G. Milliren; Pres.. G. Reilly. 160 Human Relations Council Searches For Understanding Human Relations Council Row I: N. Sauwrum-ncc, S. Nelson. K. Hansen. C. Fraser. Row 2: J. Griffin. B. Rat . D. Wethcrillc. S. Pederson. J. Jacobson. B. Anderson. Row 3: J. Cunnicn. J. Lankford, L. Schockency. K. White. M. Schrctkc.C. Hubbard. R. Roberts. Mr. Waller. The Human Relations Council was formed to promote better understanding between Henry students. Keeping this in mind, every Thursday the members confiscated an available room and held a meeting. Under the guidance of Mr. Waller, the council elected officers, held thought-provoking discussions, and planned activities both in and outside of school. Included in these activities were planning skits for an auditorium and holding open meetings. Students outside of the council could attend these open meetings and voice their opinions. The officers for this year’s council were President; Keith White. Vice-President; Bill Ratz. and Secretary; Roxanne Roberts. Members discuss important issues concerning Henry at an open meeting. Bill Rat . Keith W'hitc. and Pat McCampbcll perform a skit during the first Human Relations auditorium. 161 Band Blasts New Sounds Practice was the word! Every morning during second hour the members of Henry’s marching band could be seen on Porter Field practicing for the upcoming events. This year the band had a new director, Mr. Gerald Oakvik. Under his direction, the energetic band marched in several parades, learned new formations, and provided the music for our exciting football and basketball half-time shows. Their activities also included the annual district contest and concerts at other schools. Band units perform revolving H during half-time show . Color Guard: D. Casey, G. Wilkcrson, S. Lane, K. Monteon. P. Chapman. 162 Band: Row I: J. Nordstrom. T. Peterson. E. Johnson. J. Longer bone. R. Erickson. S. Uhlcnk. C. LcBlanc. M. Boc. S. Mades. S. Townsend. C. Beckers. A. Fcuk. Row 2: B. Hodson. J. Dahlberg. J. Schwagcr. S. Carslon. S. Lane. J. Anderson, K. Monteon.C. Schcndel, P Chapman. D. Casey. S Barankicwic . Row 3: P. Donaldson. J. Vick, D. Griffin, S. Anderson. W. Nelson. C. Regies. L. Stembndgc. C. Ol enak. R. Wcndling. W Hanson. J. Reck. Band. Row I: M. Dunham. K. Hanck. C. Peterson. M. Ranton. D. Erickson. B Johnson. W. Olson. B. Johason. L. Cotlam. Row 2: G. Wilkerson. B. La fly. M. Boc. R. Niche. J. Snyder, T. Griffin, R. Kosslak. M Tracy, B. Evans. Row 3: L. Wicks. J. Bolan, S. Ulsund, J. Rieman, M. Trombley, D. Carlson. C. Feitslra. M. Dimon, D. Skcaick. D. Erklouts. Band Officer . J. Vick. Mascot; B. Johnson, Secretary; P. Donaldson, Drum Major; L. Wicks. President; N. Sallman. Treasurer. Not pictured; D. Erickson. Vice President. 163 Drum Major. Paul Donaldson. “Caught in action . Pastel Pats: R. Durand. D. Wmick. D. Chdl, P. Hawkins. Captain: L. Dicks. C. Zandlo. Dance Lines Add Glamor To Games i The Pastel Pats, Front Five, and Hi-Lites spent the year working with the band. They provided entertainment at football and basketball games, several parades, and auditoriums. They put time into practicing dances, costume making. and brainstorming sessions. The combination of fun and work led to their success and perfection. Front Five: S. Kalland. M HerkenhofT. Captain; G. Johnson. J. Brogren. S. Carlson. Supplies Hi-Lites: Row |; p. Kirsh. J. Wessman, A, Klcman. Row 2; J. Larson. J. Stores!. Co-captain; S. Stiele. Captain; P. Kasner. D. Johnson. Row 3: K. Vados. B. Lchn. 164 And The Beat Goes On . . . Directed by Paul Donaldson, the Pep Band added spirit to Henry. Part of their fun is found in their casual, almost sloppy look. They played snappy new numbers at the auditoriums. Pep Band members could be found practicing these tunes in the band room before school. Morning practice directed by Paul Donaldson. Pep Band: Row I; V. Cowdery. J. Schwager. S. Madcs, L. Stcmbridgc. C. Olzcn- E. Johnson. Row 3: M. Dunham. M. Boc, D. Skcesick, W. Hanson. K. Wcndling. ak. J. Anderson. K. Hanck. J. Longcrbonc. K. Cotlam. Row 2: J. Walden. B. L. Wicks. Evans. P Donaldson. B. Johnson, W. Nelson. J. Reck. C. Schendcl. D. Griffin. The Senior Choir spruces up for the Christmas Concert. Worth Noting The choral music department, under the baton of Maestro Traficante. sang its way through many musical experiences. The traditional Senior Girl's Choir was replaced this year by the Junior Choir, and they, along with the Senior Choir, accompanied the Orchestra in music from Handel’s Messiah at the Christmas Program. The annual Spring Concert consisted of contemporary music accompanied by members of the Senior Choir playing guitars an exciting change. Junior Choir. Row I: G. Sage. T. Sellers. J. Anderson. S. Howard. D. LaLibertc, D. Thclcn, J. St. Clair. D. Wicklund. J. Fedor. Row 2:D. Johnson. F. Olson. L. Stahoski, M. Kainc. N. Bergstrom, K. Rood. S. Burns, S. Neilscn. J. Lind. J. Hcimsoth, S. Vandcrmartin. Row J: L. Sodcr. M. Russel. J. Peterson. S. Hawkinson, N. Larson. D. Ilorsmann, C. Klottcr. K. Johnson. L. Brown, J. Tolkinsen, B. Jon- son, D. FJias. 1 The magic baton of Mr. Traficante turns rusty voices golden. Senior Choir Officers: Mike Joyce. President; Wanda Wavinak. Mascot; Darlene Chcll. Secretary; Brad Arneson. Vice President. Not Pictured: Pam Smith, Treasurer; Jesse Ross. Sergeant-at-Arm . Senior C hoir: Row 1: G. Peterson. J. Agness. D. Jensen, D. Broden, S. Peterson. D. Meyer. V. Collins. S Martin. S. Wall. K. Vickcrman. L. l.odin. W. Wavinak. S. Miller. Row 2: J. Hanson. C. Lukotas. P. Minell, K. Bruc. J. Corman. R. Stclton, S. Schaeffer. K, Cottam. S. Leschtsing. P. Berg. C. Krocn-mg, N. Saownimmnec. M Rydeen. J. Jacobson. Row 3. T. Benhardus. B Arneson. P. Gottschalk. V. Dillion. M Neary. K. Clos. Peg Hayford, D. Chcll. S. Slide. A. Kleman. J Stores!. S. Olson. G. Talbot. S Swanson. Row 4: C. Wclton, N Kerns, T. Zipf, L. Peterson. S. Schaeffer. J. Cunnien. D. Pearson. D. Norlander. L. Berg. M. Joyce. J. Skorpak. D. Johnson Row 5: M Orgen. K Rowlcs, J. Krocning. C. Mumm. J. Wedebrand. S. Nelson. K Vados, J. Sander. B Lchn. J. Traetz. C- Hohenstem. L. Olson. C. Martin. 167 Work Program Row I: R. Lawrence. C. Sebopf. B Hammond. B William . V. Sweeney. Row 2: M. Wing. R. Druh. P. Martinson. S. Birge. S. Saba . M. Nor irom. R Burton. Row 3. K. Sand wrick. P. Sam-borski. A. Wallace, K. Koch. B. Kaiser. C. Martin. D. Hughes. N. Gustafson. Work Program: A Plan For The Future The Work Program almost doubled in force this past year. A once small, selective group expanded to include about 167 students. Those students reported to school at the bright, early hour of 7:30. Each student took one of the three work program classes. They were Office Education. Distributive Education, and Trades and Industry. The teachers. Mrs. Knapp. Mr. Smith. Mr. Schulte. Mr. Doll, and Mr. Anderson, were in charge of the Work Experience part of the Work Program. Going to school early enabled the students to get done with classes at 10:30. After that, each student had a hard day at the office or store or garage to look forward to. The result of the Work Program was more students with work experience behind them, and possibly a step into the future. 168 While working at Camden Northwestern Bank. Terry Mandery answers a call of duty. Anne Stavick performs one of her many duties as a receptions Work Program Row I: K Bod.n. D Gast.nger. D Skohe. P Schafer. P. Vaughn. C Puhl. R Sundeen. E Trdan R o lS. Balken. M Baumann. V. Ber-gren. D Sstman, K K.«ly. H. Knowles. A Olson Row 3: I Mann. C Hofaud. M Andervon P Stston K Snow. I Shs«kenc J l.arson. M. WaldorES. „dgen. L. Wood hams Row 4: K Johnson. B Nebon. B Jones. D Gangner. S. Reed. I Boll. A G.ese. J. Hieianen D Hanson. D Johnson. M Amundson. K Peterson. R. Chester Row 5: C. Strandberg. S. Menningsgard. B Be non. A Stivsck. V Shaffer. D Johnson. T Mandery. M. Rogalski. C. Boden. I.. Bur-saw. S. Kalland. 169 Wall ar)d Jocelyn Smith. Harmony Rings Out This year the orchestra again had a very busy year. Their first big presentation was the Christmas program. Right after Christmas they plunged right into the operetta. “The Forest Prince ’. Their next challenge was the Spring Concert. All three programs were very successful under Mr. Traficantc’s magic baton. Officer — From L. to R.: Sergeant at Arms; Sieve Gawron. Vice President; K. Rowles, Mascot; L. Pearson, President; B. Carlson. In Front: Treasurer; S. Wall. Secretary. M. Stock. Concentrating on making music arc HMS 170 Orchestra Members Row l:S. Strohschcin. K. Rowlcs, R. Stclten. B. Carlson. S Wall. P kroening. J Bostrom. Row 2 J Wit man, P. Lynch. M. Ostrom. L. Pearson, M. Stock. M. Anderson. J. Smith. K. Pouporc. J. Nordstrom. Row V J kroening. H Hodson. I Lazar . I Crandall. I) Fiscus. I Hanson. C. Nelson, C. Peterson, k Montcon. Row 4 Mr. Traficante. I) Noclandcr. Senior Index — Class Of’71 ABRAHAMSON. DEBRA K. •‘Debbie p. 23. 55. German Club. Debate. Teacher s Assistant ADAM. JANET M. “Jan’ p. 23. 55. ADAMS. GLENN D. “Nick” p. 23. Ski Club. AMUNDSON. MARLENE A. p. 23. 169. Pep Club. A.F.S. Club. ANDERSON. ARLENE M. p. 23. 54. 99. 151, 154. Spanish Club. Y-Tccns. Library Assistant. Teacher's Assistant, Patriot Staff. Senior Class Play, Environmental Action Club — Vice President. ANDERSON. DEBORAH L. “Debbie p. 23. Y-Tcens, Senior Choir. ANDERSON. DIANE Y. p. 23. Work Program. ANDERSON. JOANNE M. “Jo” p. 23. 99. 162. Girl's Golf. Girl's Gymnastics. Girl's Tennis. G.A.A., Girl's Badminton. Band Pep Club. Y-Teens. Teacher’s Assistant, Senior Class Play. ANDERSON. MARILYN M. p. 23. 169. Work Program. ANDERSON. REBECCA L. “Becky p. 23. 95. 97. 99. 138. 145. 153. Cheerleader. A.F.S. Club, Counselors Assistant, Y-Teens. Spanish Club. Pep Club Top Ten. Homecoming Attendent, Senior Class Play. Student Government House of Representatives. ANDREWS. KEVIN D. p. 23. ANTONY, BONITA J. “Bonnie p. 23. 136, 148. Girl’s Badminton, Teacher's Assistant. Y-Tccns. Girl's Golf. Pep Club. Student Council. ARNESON. BRADLEY D. “Arnie p. 23. 167. Track. Senior Choir. ASGIAN. MARGARET I. p. 23. 54. 55. 147, 150, 154. Science Club. German Club. Orator Staff. N.H.S.. Teacher's Assistant. AUPPERLE, SUSAN D. “Sue p. 23. 55. 151, 154. Y-Tcens. Pep Club, Patriot Staff. Teacher’s Assistant. N.H.S. BACH, BIRDEAN M. “Deani p. 23. BACH. ROBERTA L. “Bobbie p. 23. 54. 55. 149, 150, 154. Y-Tccns. Student Council. Teacher’s Assistant. N.H.S., Spanish Club. Pep Club. A.F.S. Club, Orator Staff Senior Section Editor. BAERWALD, CYNTHIA L. “Cindy p. 23. Y-Tecns. BAHNEMAN, JOSEPH p. 23. Work Program. BAILEY. NATHAN p. 23. Work Program. Swimming Team. BALKEN. STANLEY L. “Stan p. 24. 133. 169. Sophomore Tennis, Sophomore Craftsman of the Year in wood working. BALLWEBER. DENNIS A. Denny p. 24. BARANKIEWICZ. PEGGY p. 53. 55. 154. N.H.S.. Band. Chccrlcading, Pep Band. Pep Club. One Act Play. BARSALOUX. GORDON D. G.B ” p. 24. 113. Cross Country Manager. Track Manager. Teacher’s Assistant. BARTHEL, ANNE C. p. 24. BAUERMEISTER. RITA M. p. 24. BAUMANN. MARY T. p. 24. 169. F.H.A., Senior Choir. BAURR. MIKE A. “Bummer p. 24. 99. Senior Class Play. BECKSTROM. THOMAS L. “Tom p. 24, 55. Choir. BELKNAP. MICHAEL A. Mike p. 24. BENHARDUS. TIMOTHY W. “Tim” p. 24. 55. 99, 105, 167. Spanish Club President. Baseball Manager. Senior Choir. Speech Team. Teacher’s Assistant. Musicals. Basketball Manager. Senior Class Play. BENNETT. KRISTINE K. “Kris p. 24. BENSON. CATHY M. p. 24. Teacher’s Assistant. BERG. DEBRA M. “Debbie p. 24. BERG. TERRY L. p. 24. 153. Ski Team. Equipment Room. BF.RGREN. VALORIE G. Rusty p. 24.169. BERGSTROM. DANIEL P. Dan p. 24. 102. 109. 110. 116. 129. 152. Baseball. Hi-Y. Basketball. Football. Stage Crew. StudentCouncil. BEYNON. ROBERTA A. Bobbie p. 24, 169. Work Program — Office. M.O.E.A. — Treasurer. BIENFANG. GERALD L. “Jerry p. 24. Hockey — Sophomore. Tennis Junior. BIESIADA. RACHF.LLE M. “Rocky p. 24. Y-Tccns. BINTNER. PAUL J. Bit p. 24. Hi-Y. Baseball. Ecology Action Club. W'ork Program. BIORN. JACK p. 25. BJORNGAARD. STEVEN C. Steve P- 25. BLOMLIE. PATRICIA M. Patti p. 25. Teacher’s Assistant. BODEN. CHARLOTTE K. Char p. 25. 99, 169. Y-Tccns. Office Assistant, Teacher’s Assistant, Spanish Club. Student Council. Work Program. Senior Class Play. BODIN. KENNETH J. Ken p. 25. 169. Work Program. BOLAN. GERALD R. Jcrr p. 25. 36. 163. Football. Wrestling. Pep Band. Track. Band. BOLDT. ROBIN K. p. 26. 55. 134. G.A.A.. Swimming Team. Teacher’s Assistant, German Club. Y-Tccns. Student Council. BOLL. LINDA J. p. 26. 169. F.H.A.. Teacher’s Assistant, W ork Program. BONER. PHYLLIP J. “Phvl” p. 26. BONEY. MARK E. AutoCat p. 26. BORCHARD. EILEEN P. P.T. Trish p. 26. Library Assistant. BORER. ANNE M. Annie p. 26. BORGEN. TERRY A. p. 26. 150. F. H.A., A.F.S. Club. German Club. Counselor’s Assistant. Teacher’s Assistant. Pep Club. Orator Staff. BRANT. LAURIE D. p. 26. BREDEMUS, DEBORAH M. Debbie p. 26. Office Aid. Y-Tccns. Student Council. BRODEN. DIANE L. “Di p. 26. 167. BROWN. CYNTHIA L. Cindy p. 26. G. A.A., Y-Tcens. A.F.S. Club. Pep Club. German Club. BRUCE. DAVID V. “Sport p. 26. 55. Teacher’s Assistant. Hi-Y. BRUCE, KATHLEEN. A. Kathic p. 26. 99. 167. Y-Tecns. Senior Choir. Pep Club. Senior Class Play. BUSAW. LUANN R. p. 26. 169. Junior Achievement. Co-op Training Program. Orchestra. BURSCH. DAVID L. p. 26. Office Assistant, Teacher’s Assistant. BUSBY. STEVE C. p. 26.127. 131. Ski Team, Ski Club. CAMPION. DEBRA L. Deb p. 26. G.A.A.. F.H.A. CARLSON. BETH E. “Stein p. 27. 55. 97, 135. 138. 139. 154. 159. 170. Top Ten. N.H.S. Sccrtary. Girl’s Tennis Team, Orchestra President. Y-Tcens Treasurer. I.C.C., Chapter President, Cheerleader — Captain. A.F.S. Club. CARLSON. DARRELL B. p. 27. 163. Band. CARLSON. JOYCE A. p. 27. Office Aid, Y-Tccns. StudentCouncil CARLSON. SUSAN M. Bowser’’ p. 27, 135. 162. Band. Pep Band. Front Five. G.A.A.. Student Council Y-Tecns. Girl’s Tennis, Drama. CARROLL. MICHAEL T. Mike p. 27. 55. 133. Sophomore Tennis. Varsity Tennis. CASEY. DAVID J. Case p. 27. 108. 109, 116. 119, 129. 160. Football. Basketball. Baseball, Hi-Y, Football Captain. CASSIDY. KEVIN “Cass’ p. 27. 109. 122. 124, 129. Football. Hockey. Baseball. 171 Student Council. CHELL. DARLENE J. “Dar” p. 27. 97. 145. 159, 167. Pastel Pal. Teacher’s Assistant. Girl’s Gymnastics. Senior Choir. Girl’s Choir, Musical. Y-Tcens Chaplain. A.F.S. Club, Pep Club. Student Council. Top Ten. CHELL. DOUGLAS C. “Doug p. 27. CHESLER. REBECCA L. Becky’ p. 27. 169. Y-Tcens. German Club. Junior Achievement. CHOSE. DEBRA p. 27. CHOSE. LAURA L. p. 27 Work Program. CHRIST, MARK W. p. 28. Swimming Team. CODER. DONALD A. “Don” p. 28. Hi-Y. Sophomore Tennis. Sophomore Swimming Team. COGSWELL. TERESA A. “Terri” p. 28. CORMAN. JEANNE M. p. 28. 167. G.A.A., Y-Teens, Choir. Teacher’s Assistant. Spanish Club. CRAGER. LEONARD R p. 28. CROTEAU. MARK E. “Crote p. 28. Sophomore Basketball. DALY. JOHN J. p. 28. 114. 115. Swimming Team. DANIELS, GREGORY M “Greg p. 28. Football. Wrestling. DANIELS, ROGER D. “Huey” p. 28. DAPPER. CHARLES L. “Chuck” p. 28. Work Program. DEZIEL. DEBRA L. p. 28. DILLON. JOHN p. 28.ChessClub. DONALDSON. PAUL E. p. 28. 145. 162. Band Council. Hi-Y, Drum Major, Pep Band, House of Representatives. DORR. DIANE M. “Nobbic” p. 28. 152. Y-Tcens, Girl's Swimming Team, F.H.A., G.A.A. DUKE. JEFFREY L.’Dukc’p. 28. DURAND. RENEE A. p. 28. 55. 145. 150. Y-Tcens. Teacher’s Assistant. Pastel Pat. Office Aide. Orator Staff. Student Council. Student Government. A.F.S. Club. Pep Club. EASTMAN. DANIEL L. “Eddy” p. 28. 169. EBERT. RICHARD P. Rick p. 28. ECKBERG. CYNTHIA R. “Cindy p. 28. Y-Tcens. Girl’s Choir, Senior Choir. EIKOS. SANDRA G. Sandy p. 29. 55. 153. Girl’s Swimming Team. Counselors Assistant. Teachers Assistant. ENGE. DEAN D. p. 29. 55. 116. 154. Teacher’s Assistant. Debate. N.H.S. ENGSTRAN. REED I. p 29 FRICKSON. DEBRA L. Deba p. 29. 163. Y-Tcens Chapter President. Band. Pep Band. Swimming Team, Band Council Uniform Custodian, Student Council. Orchestra. ERTZ. GREGORY P “Ernie p. 29. Sophomore Wrestling. Hi-Y. EVANS. BARBARA J. “Barb p. 29.99. 163. Band. Pep Band. Ski Club. Senior Class Play, Ecology Action Club — Secretary. FAUE. GREGORY J. “Greg p. 29. 110. 126. Football. Wresling. Track. FENSTRA. CRAIG A. p. 29, 129, 163. Football. Baseball. Band, FIALA. RICHARD J. “Sticky P. 30. 123. 124 Hockey. FINNVIK. MARTIN T. p. 30. 110. Football. Gymnastics. FOLEY. NANCY p. 30. FOLEY. THERESE A. “Terri p. 30. FRANZEN. MICHAEL P. “Mike p. 30. 55. Sophomore Baseball, Chess. FRASER. CONSTANCE A. “Connie” p. 30. 156. F.H.A.. Teacher's Assistant, Y-Tecns, Office Announcer. FREEMAN. MARTIN L. “Marty p. 30. 103, 113, 131. Track. Student Council. Crosscountry. FRENCH. MARTHA L. p. 30. 99. Senior Class Play. Teacher’s Assistant. FRENETTE. THOMAS L. p. 31. 101. 113, 114. 115, 131. Football. Cross Country. Swimming Team Co Captain. Track — Captain. FRIDGEN. JENNIFER. A. Jan p. 30. FRIDGEN. SUZANNE B “Sue p. 31. 169. Pep Club. Library Assistant. Y-Tccns. Work Program. GADBOIS. GAIL M. “Gabby” p. 31. 136, 137. 144. 145. 150. Girl’s Golf, A.F.S. Club. Girl’s Badminton. Office Aide. Y-Tcens. Pep Club. Orator Staff. Student Council. Student Government Secretary. Drama. GANGNER. DOROTHY M. “Dot p. 31. 169. Work Program. Teacher’s Assistant. GASTINGER. DON F. p. 31, 169. GAWRON. STEVE L. p. 31. 55. 133. 144. 154. 156. 170. Debate Team. N.H.S., Student Government. Tennis Team. One Act Play. Orchestra Sergeant at Arms. GIESE. ANN C. p. 31. 151. 169. Y-Teens, Teacher’s Assistant. Patriot Staff. GILKERSON. ANN M. Annie p. 31. 55. 134. 151. 154. A.F.S. Club. N.H.S., Y-Teens, Pep Club, Spanish Club. Library Assistant, Teacher’s Assistant, Girl’s Swimming Team. Patriot Staff. GiLSVIK. STEVE A. p. 31. GLEASON. JOHN T. p. 31, 110, 114. 115. Swimming Team Co Captain. Football. Band. GORMLEY. JANN M. “Gorm” p. 31. 135, 136. Girl’s Tennis. Girl’s Badminton. Girl’s Volleyball. Girl’s Golf, G.A.A., Girl’s Basketball. Girl's Track and Field, Teacher’s Assistant. GOUDY, BEVERLY J. “Grunion p. 31. 148. 151. 153. Y-Teens. Library Assistant. Teacher's Assistant, Pep Club. German Club. Patriot Staff, A.F.S. Club. Counselor’s Assistant. GRANT. MARK A. Butcher p. 31. GRELL. LARRY D. p. 31. 55. GRIFFIN. DARRELL T. p. 31. Band. GRONQUIST. BRIAN W. p. 31. GUSTAFSON. KURT D. “Andy p. 31. 36. Baseball. Hi-Y. HADERSBECK. LADONNA “Donna P-31. HALEK. JAMES N. Jim p. 31. HALL. MARLENE J. p. 32. G.A.A.. Counselor’s Assistant. HALVORSON. WENDY R. p. 32. 55. N.H.S.. Student Council, Girl’s Swimming Team, Teacher’s Assistant. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Y-Teens. HANSCHEN. CRAIG L. “Hanny p. 32. Cross Country. Sophomore Basketball. HANSEN, KERRY H. p. 32. 55. 144. 145, 156. Wrestling Team, Student Government President, Debate. HANSON. DEBRA K. Debbie p. 32. 169. HANSON. JANICE M. “Jan p. 32. 153. 167. Y-Tecns. Teacher’s Assistnat. Library Assistant. HANSON. ROBERT H. p. 32. HANSON. WENDY K. Wendell p. 32. 99, 162. Y-Tcens. Pep Club. A.F.S. Club. Pep Band. Band. Girl’s Swimming Team. Senior Class Play. HARTFIELD. GREGORY W. “Greg p. 32. HAWKINS, PAMELA J. “Pam p. 32. 164. Pastel Pat Captain. Band. Pep Band. Y-Tcens — Chapter President. Teacher’s Assistant. HAYDEN. BLANEp. 53. HAYFORD, MARGARET S. “Peggy P. 32. 95, 97, 158. 167. Teacher’s Assistant, Top Ten. Homecoming Attcndent, Y-Tcens. Choir. F.H.A.. Spanish Club. HEBZYNSKI, KATHLEEN L. Kathy” p. 32. 150. Orator Staff Photographer. Y-Teens. Counselor’s Assistant. HEGSTRAND. RICHARD J. “Arpcr p. 32. 96. 101. 152. Student Council. Stage Crew. Teacher’s Assistant. HELGESON. ROBERT S. “Bob p. 32. HENNINGSGARD. SUSAN M. Sue p. 33. 169. HENRY. LYNNELL F. “Nel p. 33. 55. G.A.A., Choir. HERKENHOFF. MARY JO “Here p. 33. 145. 159. Student Council. German Club. Spanish Club. Y-Tcens Secretary, Pep Club. Front Five — Captain. A.F.S. Club. Teacher’s Assistant. Student Government House of Representatives. HEUPEL. GAIL E. “Ryder p. 33. 172 HIETANEN, JULIE A. p. 33. 169. Work Program. Y-Tecns, Teacher's Assistant. HIGH. DAVID E. p. 33. 109. 130. 131. 160. Football, Sophomore Basketball. Track. Student Council. Teacher’s Assistant. Hi-Y. HILL. LINDA “Cookie p. 33. HOFFSTROM. KRISTINE ANN p. 33. HOFSTAD. CATHY J. p. 33, 169. HOGLUND. WALT J. p. 33.113. 131. Track. Cross Country. HOLMES. KENNETH p. 33. HRUSKA. SCOTT p. 33. Senior Choir. HUBBARD. CHERYL J. p. 33. HULTMAN. VERNER p. 33. Wrestling. Track. HURT. CHRISTINE M. Chris p. 33. Y-Tccns. Pep Club, Teacher's Assistant. Junior Achievement. ISAACSON. NANCY L. p. 33. 55. 150. 154. Orator Staff. Orchestra. Teacher’s Assistant, Girl’s Badminton. Pep Club. N.H.S., German Club. JACOBSON. JULIE A. Jule p. 33. 55. 151, 167. Y-Tcens — Chapter President. F.H.A.. A.F.S. Club. Pep Club. German Club. Teacher’s Assistant. Library Assistant. Choir, Patriot Staff. JACOBSON. LEON T. p. 34. Work Program. JAKOWSKI. VICKI A. p. 34. Work Program. JASPER. JAMES A. Jim” p. 34. 55. 109, 111. 144, 154. 160. Football. Sophomore Baseball.Hi-Y Treasurer. N.H.S. President, Student Council. Teacher’s Assistant. Lcttcrmen’sClub Treasurer. JENSEN. STEVEN D. “Steve” p. 34. 110. 126, 156. Football, Track. Orchestra. Speech. Student Council. Wrestling. JF.RDE, GEARY M. p. 34. 109. 124. Football. Hockey Captain. Hi-Y. Teacher’s Assistant, Student Council. JOHNSON. BETH A. p. 34, 55. 135. 154. 163. F.H.A., G.A.A., Band, Y-Tcens. Pep Band. Girl’s Tennis. Band Council. Orchestra. JOHNSON. CARL E. p. 34. Golf. Hi-Y. JOHNSON, DAVID R. “Dave p. 34. 122. 124. 152. Hockey. JOHNSON. DEBRA T. Debbie p. 34. 169. Hi-Litcs, Y-Tccns. Work Program. JOHNSON. DORIS A. “Dor” p. 34, 169. JOHNSON. KATHLEEN D. “Slime p. 34. 169. Work Program. JOHNSON. MARK R. Head p. 35, 152. Stage Crew. Student Council. JOHNSON. MELVIN H. “Torme p. 35. Hi-Y. Wrestling. Student Council. Teacher’s Assistant. JONES. BETTY G. Grub p. 35. 169. Work Program. Y-Tcens. JONES. ROBB1N L. p. 35. JONES. ROBERTTA L. Bobby p. 35. JONES. SANDRA L. “Sandy p. 35. Y-Tecns. Junior Achievement President. JORGENSON. DAVID E. p. 35, Hi-y. Golf. JOYCE. MICHAEL W. “Mike p. 35. 96, 98. 99, 104. 105. 167. Senior Class Play, One Act Play. Musical. Football. Wrestling. Choir. KALLAND, SANDRA L. “Worm p. 35, 169. Y-Teens, Front Five, Teacher’s Assistant, Work Program. KATCHMARK. GREGORY R. Ketch p. 35. KENT. JAMES P. “Jim p. 35. KETCHUM. RICHARD A. Rick p. 33.35. KIELY. KEVIN M. Smiley” p. 36. 169. KIRSCH. PATRICIA I. Pik p. 26. Hi-Lites, Y-Tccns. Work Program. Library Assistant. KITTLESON, RICHARD L. “Dick p. 36. 127. Ski Team. Track. Leo Club President. KLIMMEK, RAMONA M. Mona p. 36. 135, 136. G.A.A., Girl’s Tennis Captain. Girl’s Badminton. Girl’s Volleyball. Girl’s Golf, Y-Tccns. Teacher’s Assistant, Library Assistant. KLINE. BETTY LOU p. 36. Y-Tccns. Work Program, Teacher's Assistant. Counselor’s Assistant, Student Council. KNAPP. LUANN p. 36. 55. Spanish Club. Y-Teens. F.H.A. KNOWLES. HOWARD p. 36. 169. Sophomore Football. Work Program. KODET. DAN J. p. 36. KRAMLICH, BEVERLY A. Bcv” p. 36. 55. 154. Library Assistant. Teacher's Assistant. German Club. Pep Club. Y-Tccns. KREBS. PATRICIA J. Pat p. 36. Office Aide. Work Program. KRIER, CONSTANCE A. Connie” p. 36. KROENING. JUDITH A. Judv p. 36. 99. Y-Tecns. Pep Club. A.F.S. Club. Senior Class Play. Teacher’s Assistant. Choir. Spanish Club. Musical. KROLL. GREGORY J. “Greg p. 36. KRONBERG, DAVIDp. 53 KRUSSOW. LYNN L. “Illy p. 36. 55. 97. 138. 139. Top Ten. Cheerleader. Library Assistant. Teacher's Assistant. A.F.S. Club. F.H.A. President. State Historian. District President, N.H.S., Y-Teens Chapter President. Student Council. KRZESOWIAK. EDWARD J. “Krie-Tocz p. 36, 132, 152, 160. Sophomore Basketball. Stage Crew, Golf Captain, Hi-Y — Vice President. KUEHN. RICHARD S. Rick p. 36. LALLY, WILLIAM F. Bill” p. 37, 79. 163. Tennis Band. Pep Band. Orchestra. LANE. SHELLEY A. Shell p. 37. 162. Color Guard Captain, Y-Tccns. Band. Office Aide. LAND. PATRICIA L Pat p. 37. Senior Choir, Teacher’s Assistant. Girl's Choir. Work Program. LARSON, GEORGE M. p. 37. 109. 123. 124. Football. Hockey. Hi-Y. Track. LARSON. JAMES D. p. 37. 169. Work Program. LARSON. JEAN P. Jcannie” p. 37. Student Council. Hi-l.ites. Stage Crew, Pep Club. Y-Tccns. A.F.S. Club. Teacher’s Assistant. LARSON. MARK D. Lars p. 37. 108. 109, 152. Wrestling Football Captain. Student Council. Stage Crew. Hi-Y. Teacher's Assistnat. LARSON. TERRI H. p. 37. Office Assistant, Teacher's Assistant. Spanish Club. Y-Teens. Student Council. LARSON. WENDY K. p. 37. 55. 151. Orchestra. Patriot Staff. LAVOI. NANCY I. p. 37. Teacher’s Assistant. LAWMAN. DEANNA J. Dee p. 37. 157. Pep Club. Y-Tcens. A.F.S. Club. LAZARZ. DEBRA M. Debbie p. 37. 99. Pep Club, A.F.S. Club. Y-Tecns. F.H.A., Senior Class Play. LEDELL. THOMAS D. Tom p. 37. MO. 126. LEEK, RAMOND M. Ray p. 37. 55, 98. 99, 144. 145. 151. 156. Speech. Debate. German Club, Patriot Staff. Student Council, Student Government, Senior Class Play. LEHN. REBECCA A. Becky p. 37. 55. 95. 97. 99. 144. 151. 167. Hi-Litcs, Choir. Y-Tccns. A.F.S. Club. Patriot Staff. Top Ten. Homecoming Attendcnt, Senior Class Play. Student Government. LEYDEN. DIANNA N. p. 38. 144. 158. Student Government. Y-Tccns. F.H.A., Pep Club. LIND. BRUCE p. 38. LINDBERG. JOHN E. p. 38. LINDBERG. WENDY K. Wendy p. 38. Choir. Pep Club, Student Council. LODIN. LUENN M. Lu-cc p. 38. 151. 167. G.A.A., Teacher’s Assistant, Choir. Girl’s Choir, Pep Club. Spanish Club, Patriot Staff. LOGEAIS. CURT C. p 38. 55. Wrestling, Teacher’s Assistant, Hi-Y. Work Program. LONG. PAUL D. p. 38. LUBERACKI, JULIANN Julie p. 38. Y-Teens. LUNDEEN. JEFF A. Pugs p. 38. 55, 102, 108. 109. 116. 117. 129. Football, Hi-Y. Basketball. Office Assistant. LUNDQUIST. LORI L P. 38. Teacher’s Assistant. 173 MAAHS. SHARON C. p. 38. 55. German Club. Y-Tccns. Teacher’s Assistant. Office Assistant. Student Council. MACIAZKA. JAMES E. Jim” p. 38. 124. 132. Hockey. Golf. MAC1EJNY. GARY T. p. 38. 124. 125. Hockey. MAGADANZ. WANDA S. p. 38. 55, 152. Tutor. Pep Club. Teacher’s Assistant. MLIKOWSKI. RICHARDS. “Rick p. 38. MANDERY. TERRI J. “T p. 38. 168. 169. Y-Tcens. Student Council. Work Program. MANDILE, JIM R. Pugsly p. 38. Football. Baseball. MANN. LINDA L. p. 38. 169. G.A.A., Y-Teens. Patriot Staff. Work Program. MARTIN. DENISE A. Dede p. 38. MATTIE. SUE E. p. 38. Teacher’s Assistant. Y-Teens. German Club. MATTILA. ERNIE H. “Big E p. 39. Track. Cross Country. MATYKIEWICZ, LEANN A. p. 39. MAXWELL. SUZANNE M. Sue” p. 39. 99. Teacher’s Assistant. Senior Class Play. MCKEEVER. MARY J. “Jeannie” p. 39. 55. 154. Girl’s Swimming Team. Pep Club. German Club. Teacher’s Assistant. A.F.S. Club — Secretary, Y-Tccns. N.H.S., Patriot Staff. MEDENWALDT, BONNIE A. p. 39. MEYERS. MARIE E. p. 39. F.H.A.. Pep Club. Y-Teens. Work Program. MILLER. ALAN D. Al p. 40. MILLER. DAVID D.p.40. MILLER. KATHLEEN J. Kay p. 40. 99. Senior Class Play. MILLER. SUSAN L. p. 40. 167. Teacher’s Assistant, Y-Teens. Choir. MILLIREN, GUY L. Red p. 40. 55. 112. 113. 131, 151. 160. Cross Country. Track. Patriot Staff. Lettcrmcn's Club Secretary. MI NELL. PHILIP M. Phil p. 40. 99. 104. 105, 144, 145, 167. Senior Class Play. One Act Play. Student Government, Musical. MONTEON. KATHLEEN A. Kathy p. 40, 162, 170. Girl's Badminton, Band. Color Guard. Y-Tccns. MORRIS. JACK J. p. 40. 110. Football.. Sophomore Track. Wresling, Hi-Y, Office Assistant. MOSER. RODNEY D. Rod p. 41. 55. 113, 157. Basketball. Cross Country, Track. Teacher’s Assistant. MULVILLE. CLIFF J. p. 41. MUMM. CATHERINE A. Raqucl p. 41, 158. 167. Office Aide. Library Assistant, Teacher’s Assistant, Choir. F.H.A., German Club. Spanish Club. Pep Club. A.F.S. Club — President. Y-Tccns Chapter President. MUNDINGER. DALE H. p. 41. 174 NEARY, ANN M. Midge p. 41. 99. 167. Counselor's Assistant. Teacher’s Assistant, Choir, Musical. Senior Class Play. German Club. Pep Club. F.H.A., Y-Tccns. Student Council. NELSON. BESSIE L. “Bones p. 41. 169. Work Program. NELSON. CAROL L. p.41. NELSON. STEPHANIE K. “Ncph p. 41. 54. 134. 149, 150, 153. 154. 158. Girl’s Swimming Team. Library Assistant. Teacher’s Assistant. N.H.S., Pep Club. Spanish Club Treasurer. Y-tecns Chapter Coordinator. President. Orator Staff — Copy Editor. Student Council. A.F.S. Club. Human Relations Council. NORDBY. JOHN “Jimi” p. 41. 109. Football. NYQUIST. MARY L. “Mare p. 41. 54. 55. 97, 105. 138. 139. 144. 145, 154. Top Ten. Cheerleader. Teacher’s Assistant. Choir, A.F.S. Vice President, F.H.A.. German Club. N.H.S., Y-Teens. Student Council, Student Government Treasurer. Human Relations, Musical. O'KEEFE. TOM S. Gonga p. 41. 109. 160. Football, Track. Hi-Y Chaplain. O LEARY. PATRICIA A. Pat p. 41. Teacher’s Assistant. OLSON. ALAN W. Al Shmo p. 41. 55, 169. Teacher’s Assistant. Work Program. OMAN. STEVEN M. Steve” p. 41. 133. Tennis. OPITZ. DOROTHY J. Ma p. 41. 145. Library assistant, Office Aide. A.F.S. Club. Pep Club. Y-Tccns. Student Government House of Representatives. OSGOOD, DIANNE P. p. 41. 151. Y-Tcens, Patriot Staff. Teacher's Assistant. OVERLINE. MICHAEL F. “Chink p. 41, 55, 99, 133. 154. Student Council. Tennis. N.H.S., Senior Class Play. PAQUETTE. GEORGETTE L. George” p. 41. 99. 104. Y-Tccns, Pep Club. Teacher’s Assistant. Senior Class Play, One Act Play. PARKER. MARC p. 41 PARROTT. JACQUELINE J. Jackie p. 41. 99. Office Aide. Teacher’s Assistant, Senior Class Play. PARTLOW. DEBRA K. Pookic p. 42. Teacher’s Assistant. PARTLOW, MICHAEL W. “Mike p. 42. PEARSON. DEBRA K. Debbie p. 42. 153, 167. A.F.S. Club. Y-Tcens. F.H.A., Girl's Choir. Senior Choir, Teacher’s Assistant. Library Assistant. PEDERSON. SUE A. Four p. 42. 153. 159. Y-Teens Chapter President, Vice President, Pep Club. A.F.S. Club, Office Assistant. Library Assistant. PEHL. RONALD J. Bucket” p. 42. PETERS. WILLIAM Bill p. 42. 113. 126. 131. PETERSON. DAVID A. p 42. PETERSON. HENRY A. p. 42. PETERSON. KAREN J. p. 42. 169. Office Aide. Band. Work Program. PETERSON. LINDA M. p. 42. Pep Club. Counselors Assistant. PETERSON. PAMELA G. p. 42. Office Aide. PETERSON. RAY W. “Mouse p. 42. 113. 116. Crosscountry. Basketball. PETERSON. THOMAS D. “Otto p. 42. 133, 145. Hi-Y. Tennis, Student Government House of Representatives. PETTIFORD. THOMAS p. 42. PIERCE. NANCY L. “Nance p. 42. Work program. Y-Tccns. PIKKARAINE. RON L. p. 42. PORATH. JAMES L. “Jim p. 42. 55. 133. 154. Tennis Teacher’s Assistant. Work Program. PREAM. KAREN M. p. 42. 55, 145. 150. 153. 158. Girl’s Swimming Team. German Club. Counselor’s Assistant. Teacher’s Assistant. Orator Staff Editor, Pep Club. Student Council. A.F.S. Club Treasurer, Y-Tccns — Chapter President, Student Government House of Representatives. PROVO. GLORIA J. p. 42. 99. A.F.S. Club, Library Assistant. Senior Class Play. Girl’s Volleyball. PUDLICK. JEFF E. p. 42. PUHL. CHARLES R. p. 43. 169. Work Program. QUARNSTROM. WENDY A. p. 43. Y-Teens. Work Program. QUINN. CHERYL A. p. 43. Spanish Club. Pep Club. QUIRING. ERNEST W. Ernie” p. 43. RACE. KATHLEEN M. p. 43. 99. Y-Teens, Senior Class Play, Teacher's Assistant. RAFFERTY. BRENDA Brcndi p. 43. RALPH. IRENE E. The Bombed Jap p. 44. Swimming Team. Teacher’s Assistant. A.F.S. Club. Y-Teens. Spanish Club. RATZ. WILLIAM K. “Kim. Bill p. 44. 96, 99, 105, 115, 145. 152. Swimming Team. Musical. Track. Teacher’s Assistant. Student Government House of Representatives. Band. Human Relations Council. Senior Class Play. REED. SUSAN M. Susie-Q p. 44. 169. REED. WILLIAM F. Bill p. 44. REICHEL. SUSAN K. Sue p. 44. REILLY. DANIEL T. Dan p. 44. 55. 110. 131, 154. Football. Sophomore Basketball. Track. REILLY. GEORGE M. p. 44. 55, 103. 113, 116, 117, 118. 131, 150. 160. Basketball Captain. Cross Country Captain. Football. Track. Teacher’s Assistant, Office Aide. Orator Staff. Lettermen’s Club President. RICE. MIKE E. p. 44. RICHTER. CATHERINE A. “Cathy p. 44. Senior Choir. RINGATE. LAURA A. p. 44. RITTEN. LAURIE M. “Toot p. 44. 55. 151. 158. Y-Teens Chapter President, Pep Club. A.F.S. Club. Patriot Staff. ROBACK. LINDA L. p. 44. Y-Teens. Pep Club. ROBECK. CINDY L. “Cin p. 44. 55. 153. Girl’s Swimming Team. Pep Club. Band. Library Assistant. ROBIDEAU. DOUGLAS W. “William p.44. ROBILLARD. DOUG R. p. 44. Sophomore Track. Hi-Y. ROBINSON. RENAE A. p. 44. Human Relations. Work Program. ROGALSKI. MARY T. Martha p. 44. 169. Y-Teens, Student Council. Work Program. ROHLING. MARY KAY p. 44. 149, 150. Y-Teens. Orator StafT. A.F.S. Club. Pep Club. ROOD. MARICA p. 53. Teacher’s Assistant. ROOS. DAWN p. 44, 99, 104. 156. One Act Play. Speech Team. Senior Class Play. ROSEN. WILLIAM p. 45. ROSS, JESSE G. p. 45. 105, 109. 144. Football. Sophomore Wrestling, Sophomore Track, Student Council, Gym Assistant, Musical. RYDEEN. MARIANNE K. Jamima p. 45. 55, 99. 105. 138. 139. 154. 167. Musical, Y-Teens, Student Council. Teacher’s Assistant, Choir. Girl’s Choir. One Act Play. N.H.S., Cheerleader. Senior Class Play. SALINE. MARGARET L.“Meg p.45 SANDER. GREGG V.p. 45. SAOWRUMNEE. NITTAYA p. 45. 55. 97. 157, 167. A.F.S. Club, Pep Club. SCHAEFER. PETER R. Pete p. 45. 109. 131, 169. Football, Track. Wrestling. Teacher’s Assistant. SCHENDEL, JERRY L. p. 45. 113. Tennis SCHERFENBERG. BONITA L. Bonnie p. 45. SCHIRMERS. DARLENE p. 45. SCHCH. WILLIAM K. Bill p. 45. 99. Teacher’s Assistant, Speech, Senior Class Play. SCHROETKE. MICHAEL A. “Mike” p. 45. 130. 131, 144, 145. Track. Office Aide. Teacher’s Assistant. Student Government. SCHUGG. CYNTHIA L. George p. 46. 149. Y-Teens, A.F.S. Club. Pep Club. Office Assistant. SCHULTZ. DENISE M. p. 46. 99. Teacher’s Assistant. Senior Class Play. SCHUSTER. NELLIE L. p. 46. 153. Y-Tcens, Library Assistant. SCOTT. BRUCE J. “Spides p. 46. 110, 129. Football. Baseball. Hi-Y. SCOTT. CHARLES W. ‘Chuck’’ p. 46. Track. SEELEY. MAURENE H. p. 46. 151. Patriot Staff. SENESCALL. SHARON K. Crazy p. 46. Y-Tcens, Pep Club, A.F.S. Club. Teacher's Assistant. SHAFFER. VICKI L. p. 46. 169. Y.A.F.. Y-Tccns, Student Council. Girl’s Tennis Team, Teacher’s Assistant. Girl’s Choir. Choir. Work Program. SHERIDAN. PAUL T. p. 46. 124. Sophomore Football. Sophomore Track. Hockey. Junior Cross Country. SHOCKENCY. LEE A. p. 46. 169. SHOMSHAK. DAVID A. “Dave p. 46. SIBBEN. GARY W. “Bone p. 46. Office Aide. Gymnastics. Student Council. S1EWART. CONNIE L. p. 46. Work Program. SKEESICK. DALE A. p. 46. 99, 104. 163. Band. Pep Band. Senior Class Play. One Act Play. SKOLTE. DAVID L. “Snooky Bear p. 46. 169. Work Program. SLAVICK. ANNE M. p. 46. 169. Girl’s Swimming Team. A.F.S. Club, Y-Tccns. Office Aide. Work Program. SMITH. PAMELA J. Pam p. 46. 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LINDA L. p. 48. 162. Band. Pep Band. Y-Tccns. Office Assistant, Teacher’s Assistant. STIELE, SALLY A. “Scumps” p. 48. 148, 167. Drama. Library assistant, Teacher’s Assistant. Hi-Litcs Captain. Choir, Y-Tccns. STINTON. PAMELA M. Pam p. 48. 169. Work Program. STONE. DANIEL A. “Dan” p. 48. STORY. KAREN L. p. 48. STRANDBERG. CRYSTAL L. Chris p. 48,169. Work Program. STRUM DANIEL E. “Dan p. 48. SULLIVAN. JAMES P. “Jim p. 48. SUNDEEN. RICHARD p. 48. SWANSON. BRIAN R “Butch p. 48. TALBOT. RAYMOND M. “Ray p. 48. 55, 133. Tennis. Chess Team. TAUS. JANET P. p. 48. Y-Tccns. Pep Club. Student Council. TAYLOR. DAN M. p. 48. 99. Drama. Senior Class Play. TEMTE. KATHLEEN M. “Kathy p. 48. TESKE. GLEN W. p. 49, 55. 113, 116, II7. 118. 129. 154. Crosscountry. Basketball Captain. Baseball, N.H.S. TETZLAFF. BARBARA A. p. 55. THIELKE. CRAIG W. p. 49. 55. 103. 133. Tennis. Band. THIELKE, LARRY p. 53. THOMSEN. GARY L. p. 49. 54. 113. Basketball, Sophomore Football. Track. Crosscountry. THORN. DORANCE V. p. 50. TILSETH. PATRICIA A. Pat p. 50. 157. Teacher’s Assistant, German Club. TOLKINEN. JAMES E. “Jim p. 50. 113. 127, 131. Track. Ski Team. Cross Country. TRAETZ. JAYNE A. p. 50. 167. F.H.A.. Choir. TRAFTON. THOMAS p. 53. TRDAN. EDW ARD K. “Ed” p. 51. 169. Work Program. TYRPA, MICHAEL W. “Mike p. 36. 51. VARGAS. ELIZABETH p. 53. VASHRO. WILLIAM R Bill p. 51. VAUGHN. PAUL E. p. 51. 169. VICK. JEFFERY D. p. 51. 110. 162. Football. Hi-Y. Band. VIZENOR. CYNTHIA L. “Cindy p. 51. Y-Tcens, Work Program. VOGEN. ANN E. “Annie p. 51. 94. 96. 97, 148, 152. 158. Top Ten. Homecoming Queen. Stage Crew. Pep Club. A.F.S. Club, Teacher’s Assistant, Spanish Club. Student council. Y-Teens. WAGY, DEBRA R. “Debbie p. 51. 55. 150. Y-Teens. Orator Staff. Library Aide. 175 Office Aide. WALDEN. DANIEL “Dan p. 51. Hi-Y. WALDORF, MARCIA K. p. 51, 169. F.H.A., Y-Tccns. G.A.A.. Spanish Club. Pep Club. A.F.S. Club. WALLIN. GARY J. p. 51. Sophomore and Junior Hockey. WAMSLEY. DONALD S. p. 51. 113, 131. 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Pep Club, Spanish Club Vice President, Y-Teens. F.H.A.. Junior Achievement Secretary. N.H.S. WILLEY, KENNETH V. “Beater p. 52. WINCEK. DIANE L. “Schmitt p. 52. Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. WISNIAK. CHERYL M. “Cher p. 52. Pep Club. Y-Tccns, Work Program. WOJCIAK. RICHARD S. “Rick p. 52. Office Aide. Teacher’s Assistant. Track. WOLINSL1. MARYLU L. “Sunshine p. 52. WOODFORD. KATHY J. Woody p. 52. Teacher's Assistant. Work Program. WOODHAMS. LINDA M. “Woody p. 52, 169. Teacher’s Assistant. Counselor's Assistant. Y-Tccns, Pep Club. W'ork Program. WORKING. DIANNE M. “Di p. 52 YOUNGKIN. BONNIE J. p. 52. Teacher’s Assistant. ZADLO. BARBARA G. “Barb” p. 52. 55. 97, 150. 154. Girl’s Swimming Team. Cross Country — Recorder. Office Aide. Teacher’s Assistant, German Club, N.H.S., Pep Club. Y-Teens, Orator Staff. Student Council. Top Ten. ZIERHUT. JACQUELYN R. “Jackie p. 52. Z1NNIEL, LYNNE M. “Zin p. 52, 55. 138, 150. 153. 154. Cheerleader. Orator Staff, Counselor’s Assistant. Y-Tecns. 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