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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1972 volume:

1972 ORATOR 1942 1972 PATRICK HENRY HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA VOLUME 31 MHO GJ 2 3 ORGANIZATIONS FACULTY LIFE AT HENRY UNDERCLASSMEN SENIORS 114 138 SPORTS Youths will never live to age unless they keep themselves in breath by exercise, and in heart by joyfulness. — Sidney SPORTS The backbone of our learn - Captains Dan Bartdt and Amie VVodtke. Patriots Struggle For Fourth . . . Mike Douglas carries the ball up field for extra yardage. 8 Marshall U's line attack stops Henry s offensive intentions. This year's team had a very rough and tough season defeating four out of nine opponents — Marshall U. at the homecoming game; Simely, a team which placed first in its conference; South, with a 40-o score; and Vocational. After losing the Northside Championship, Kevin Sutcliff explained, We know we aren't going to win any championships now; we just have to beat the leaders, Edison and Washburn, and finish up with respect. Competitive experience gained this year will prove to be very valuable for players returning next year. TEAM — Front: J. Snyder, D. Schmidt, D. Bartelt, J. Kmvc, B, Wryk. P. Larson, J. Dahlberg, J. Opitz. Row 2: B Donnelly, T. Dorr, K. Sutcliff, D. Johnson, A. Wodtke, S. Anderson. S. Lonn, D. Morrison. J. Anshus. Top: J. Pederson, H. White. B. Hunter. B Hansen, M. Douglas. J. Neuberger. G Langley, G. Kozicky, J. Jerde, T. Griffin. R. Forsgren. Huddling in the cold, Jerry Opitz anticipates his chance to play Coaches Swanson, Hatle, Miller, and Francis await the outcome of the play. Defense And Offense Work As A Team . . Lead by Steve Anderson Henry blocks opponents on an offensive play. Jerry Neuberger struggles hard to break away. John Pederson works for yardage. 10 Working against Marshall-U, Gary Langley gets in on a pieceof the action. 11 Sophomores Tie For City Title JV Tries Hard ‘’QUAD - Front: G Jorgenson (mgr.), K. Jung. G Beal, B Nelson. C. Johnson. R Nevison. G. Sullivan, G Hartos (mgr ) Row 2: R Quievewrid. A. Neiion. V Birch, L. Kelvie. M. Gannon. M Foreseth. M B Johnson. Top: M.J. Johnson. M Dohrn. J. Mai ahn. J. Mika. M. Lundquist. M Lundeen SOPHOMORE TEAM - Front. D Hunter. GNyland. M Luby. R t J aRM k —r m-- D. Johnson.Coach Francis. Dave Johnson struggles for more yard but is met by Jeff Malrahn during the J V- ophomorc game The Henry sophomore offense on the move gaining yardage. Attempts for a J V touchdown are halted by the sophomore defense. Harriers Set Pace . . . As summer turns to fall the Harriers start running, getting in shape for city competiton. Henry's best runner and captain. Bill Sheehan, along with Randy Anderson, who suffered early season injuries, led the team to fourth place in the City Meet. Three miles is a long way to run and Alvin Kappel says, You don't feel when you run that long becauseyou don’t have time to think about it. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - Front: D Ditty. B Maxwell D Kappel, A Kappd. R Anderson. D. Maxwell. Row 2: R Joyer, R Peterson. T Krave. B. Sheehan, J. Hurt. Top: T. Shockcncy, S. Thompson. D. Erickson. D. Rittmyer. J. Burner. D. Sather. not pictured: B. Sheehan. M. Du-Charme. D. Busby. HENRV 11069 KCNR’r Hrw hlnaI hcnhy 1050 1054 105 Before the Cross Country meet. Al Kappel rubs Heet on his legs. Above: Coaches talk over results of meet. Left: A bit of relaxation before the long run. Below: Coach Jacche starts the clock as the gun goes off VARSITY TEAM - Front: K Sutcliffe. D. Erickson, H. White. S. Barnard. M. Inkala, C Green. G. Voss. Top: M. Johnson. B. Delmonico. D. Johnson. J. Soderquist. D. Johnson. E. Sibley. G. Thomsen. B. Hunter. J. Anshus. B. McCrum. Ellis Sibley out|umps a Washburn opponent. Below: Taking a lay-up is B. Delmonico as D. Johnson waits for a rebound We're Going To The Top . . . PLAYERS 41 JOHNSON ■ 42 SUTCLIFFE J 44 SIBLEY . . . And We Can't Be Stopped! Henry's basketball team ended up with a 10-4 City Conference record. Although at the beginning of the season they were a green team , they gained some valuable experience throughout the season that was greatly needed in regions. As senior forward John Soderquist commented, Wecan beat anyone if we really want to. The captains of this year's team were Bill Hunter, Ellis Sibley, and John Soderquist. Going up for the rebound are the big ihree. J. Soderquist, E. Sibley, and D. Johnson. Left: Senior forward J Soderquist capitalizes on a break-away and adds two more. Henry calls time out to discuss stragedy for the upcoming play. D. Erickson and J Anshus bring the ball up court. The team and spectators are engrossed in the action ol the game. D. Johnson makes a shot under the basket as teammates and opponents look on. Right Center: Guard C Green gets around his man, 18 Sophomore's Show Potential The Sophomore basketball team ended the season with a second place in the sophomore tournament, just behind Southwest. Their regular season record had them 11 -6. Their games were an hour and a half before every varsity game, and although they had little support, they gained valuable experience for varsity competition. Mr. Washington, the coach, commented, You might have been surprised, but I wasn't. They all played well.” Opponents use a press on Henry's Jerry Manion. as Kurt Cassidy awaits to assist. SOPHOMORE TEAM - Front: P Teske. B Boucha. W. McKelvie, M Lubi.C. Cassidy. J Nimi. Top: R. Morgan. R White, S. Soderquist. S Okeson, J. Mannion. S. Lorent en. P Birch. Steve Soderquist attempts a lay-up while heavily guarded. Concentration and precision are necessary for valuable free throw points, as demonstrated by Steve Okeson. Tankers Swim To 5th . . . Above Right: Ambition and determination makes a good swimmer. Center Below: Bob Jex shows his form in exhibiting the Butterfly 20 Henry's diver Rod Joyer show excellent form bv executing an inward dive. Henry's swim team had a tough season with a record of o-4-O. “The swimmers had a lot of experience but mainly lacked man power, says swimmer Jim Frisell. Rod Joyer, Henry's diver, represented the team by placing first in diving competition in the District Meet. The swimmers ended up fifth in the City. John Koval stated. We swam well but just lost to better teams. Tom Steel pulls for a Henry victory. TEAM - Front: B. Jex. J. Frisell. T. game V. Kaine, T. Steele, B. Joyer, J. Koval, R. Niche Top: M. Sheppard, D. Lucas, D. Hagen, S. Henke. M Kohl, G. Harrelson. D. Castleman, Coach Hoel, J. Schonne-sen, R. Severson. 21 Snow Job . . . For those who enjoy variety in outdoor winter sports, skiing provides three different events. Henry's skiing team had participants in all three areas for only the second year. The team was supported by three jumpers. Norm Hansen and Jeff Kline, who attend Olson Jr. High, and Jim Krave, a senior. Disqualifications in the slalom meet prevented the team from placing 5th in city and a chance to go to state competition. A Clearing a gale Is slalomer Paul Thompson Captain Jim Krave starts down the |ump. Below Center: Neil Bateman partir ipates in slalom events TEAM — Front: Coach Green ha gen. J Weinmeyer, J. Kline. R Wetherille. K Wjcnties. B Sheehan. P. Thompson. N. Bateman Top: R Huntington. R Smith. T Krave. M Stommel. J Krave. N. Hansen, G Kosicky. Not Just Any Way, Shape, Or Form . . . might be the motto of this year’s gymnastics team in their efforts towards perfection. The team was successful in placing fourth in City. Three of Henry 's gymnasts also placed in districts, which enabled them to go on to state competition. They were Brad Hall and John Hassler, who placed first and third consecutively on the parallel bars; and John Burns, who placed third on the horse. Whjl Jo vou think of, Brad Hall, when you re in competition? Effort Concentration Skill Determination are what Bill Crooker needs to perform on the horse. They Just Wanted To Go To State . . . Henry’s hockey team was impressively rated in both city and state this year. They had a winning streak of eleven games when they met Southwest, a long-time rival. But a few bad breaks proved fatal for the Pats as Southwest went ahead 3-2 with six seconds left to play. Pep Club summarized the feelings of the fans by their sign Southwest ain't the best . With an 8-2-0 record, Henry tied for second, and a draw from the hat gave us fourth. Senior center John Sheridan led the city in scoring with 45 points, and as many a fan has said. Henry should go to state for John Sheridan . Senior goalie, Jeff Policy, gets a deserved break as Henry swamps Vocational 15-3. II Below Center: Jerry Theis face Southwest in the center ice area Below Right: Henry skaters Bob Hanson and Jerry Theis hammer away for a goal against Vocational HOCKEY TEAM - Front: B Nelson. B Steiner. M Douglas. J. Theis. G Langley. J. Polley. B Maikorak, S. Seide. J. Sheridan. I Lundeen. M Johnson. Top: C. Broden (mgr � . M Pederson. T. Dorr. B Donnelly. B Hansen. J. Shapanskv. J Bvdlon. J. Reardon. D. Busby. G. Johnson. S. Michnowski Bill Steiner helps defend the Henry net Below: Jim Jcrdr gets it together and protects the puck. Below Right: Co-captain Gary Langly waits for a set-up. 26 The Henry team anxiously awaits the drop of the puck during a face-off in their own .one Valuable Is . . . To see Henry's sophomore hockey team in action is to see a dream come true. Although the team was very young this year it rose to the rank of second place in city standings. Their record consisted of six wins and two losses. Much of the credit for the team s accomplishments this year goes to three members. Dan Hunter, Bob Olson, and goalie Richard Schoff. SOPHOMORE TEAM - Front: B Olson. D. Saline. D. Daniels. R. Marcinak. M. Duffy. J Sawinj. M Duffy. G. Pichotta. Row 2: I Dicks. D. Chdl Top: R. Mozeg, J. Babi-ncau, M. Powell, D. Hunter. J Schnicder, P Mincll. B. Lietzkc. F. Talbot. 27 J. jerde gets a shot on the opponent's net. Grapplers Get Together Although the wrestling team had their setbacks they still gave a fighting effort. To many people, however, the team doesn't need an impressive won-loss record to be admired. Gerry Opitz feels It takes the physically fit and alotof mental stability to be a wrestler. The two captains this year were T. Griffin and M. Shockency. Admitting they haven't had the best season T. Griffin still has faith in the team and the sport. As he puts it, Grappling is the noblest form of hand to hand combat. Tom Hoppenrath receive congratulations after defeating his opponent Our team was often down, but never out as they challenged the Washington Presidents. 28 VARSITY TEAM — Front: A. Logeais, T. Sellers. G. Milliren. T. Hoppenrath. L. Johnson. J. Malzahn. Row 2: M. Shockency, M. Wallerius, G. Sullivan. B. Ziegwied. T. Kehoe. K. Cich. Top: D. Korogi. S. Forbes. T. Griffin. M. Lundeen, M. Boe. D. Barksdale. SOPHOMORE TEAM: Fronl: J Haight. F. Olson. B Lotte. J Hurt. Top: S. Boncy. M Michalovich. R. Shrek. M. Dickinson, Coach Wyrowski. Below Center: G. Sullivan struggles to prevent a pin. Bottom: K. Firtko puts pressure on his opponent at the Washburn Invitational where he took a first. Tracksters Look On Power and concentration help Steve Anderson hurl the shot. Although track season starts in March, many track men prepare early in the season for city and state competition. There are many different events that take place in each meet, among them shot and discuss. According to Arnie Wodtke, Henry should have a promising vear in shot and discuss, and I'm looking forward to the season. Henry trackmen Mike Shockency and Dan Richtmyre combine many talents when competing in the hurdles. 30 Sprinters Gerry Voss. John Koval. Dan Richtmyre, and Bruce Jenkins show skill in getting fast starts IEAM - Front: D Berner, K Voss. S Lonn. J Hurt, D. Barksdale. D Duty. G. Voss. D Richtmyre Row 2: G. Kosicky. A. Rappel. D Busby, M Du Charmc. J Koval, D Bigelow. B Sheehan.R Joyer R Ticva Row J: D. Shcck M Douglas. K. Sutcliffe. M Dorhan. B lenhin . T. Dorr. S. Thompson. J Dahlberg. K Anderson M Nimmerfroh Top: T Kornberg. K Kernen. G Lundccn. D Johnson. A Wodtke. D. bather. D. Erickson. S. Andmon, M Forscth. G Ross HCKRv tw HEN«y 10 6 HE NR' [066, Rod Joyer strives for his goal in the long jump 31 M DuCharme. R. Anderson. D. Busby and B. Sheehan show endurance while running the second lap of the mile. 32 Rod Joyer clears e O ' for a new school record Arnie Wodtke displays his strength while throwing the shot put. Golf T earn Combines Power and Might . . . This year's golf team is very young. With returning members. Jim Krave and Bill Kelmonico, the team has very high hopes for a good season. According to Bill Delmonico, Golf is more of a team sport because everyone has to do good to win. Mikr lnk.il,i get on the ball. 33 Baseball Looks Hopeful. . . According to senior Jeff Policy. Baseball is a team sport because you can t win with one guy.' Henry should have a very competitive team this year and an exciting season with many returning players. Senior Randy Kabrick offered his opinions on baseball. I like batting better than fielding because it is less easy to make mistakes. 34 i t TEAM Iron!: B Kabrick, S Barnard, C. Langley. J Policy, J Neuber-gcr. M Gfcve, T. Lundeen Top: Coach Washington, T Michnowski. P Pauruv J Pederson. B Hanson, B McCrum, K Wood. B Donnelly, 5. Michnowski. Tennis Team Displays Effort . . . According to Coach Carlson, The tennis team looks hopeful with all out effort displayed by its members. The entire team is looking forward to a fine season hoping to improve on last season s 5th place finish in City. TEAM — Front: M Lundevn Row 2: Coach Carlson. P Thompson. R. Wrthcrrillv, J. Schonnesen. C. Olzcnak, G. Sullivan. T. Krave. 36 Y-e-1-1 Everybody Yell . . . Debbie Winiek and Polly Hawkins lead the students during the school rouser. Center: During a two bits contest at a pep fest the cheerleaders perform mounts Below Left: Portraying Pat Henry Linda h|shizuka participates in a skit at a pep fest. Below Center: Captain Jolene Nordstrom hastily organizes the squad for a cheer Let's Have A Yeh-Rah-Rah Cheerleaders! Cheerleaders await the teams return at halt -time FAR RIGHT: M Slock cheer- for a hotkey victory RIGHT: Critical anayUis ol the other cheer leader i given by M Granlund. A Feuk and P Hawkins BELOW CENTER: IVrettling cheerleader-� how undivided attention D. Wicklund and P Hawkins lead the crowd during a time-out. 38 Denise lolene Angie Linda Nancy Mary Junior N Larson lead hockey fans in j cheer XXXKK BHWSSB M Cranlund shows exhilaration, as Soder quist scores again lor Henry During the summer, the cheerleaders strive hard for perfection, attending clinics, camps, and practicing every day. Even though the cheerleaders do work hard, nobody is perfect. According to senior Bill McCrum, I think they have a lot of spirit and imagination. Sometimes it's hard for twelve girls to carry all the school spirit, when the team is losing and the fans aren't cheering. Nancy Larson, a junior on the squad, likes tocheer because, as she puts it, I like the responsibility of cheering the fans on. Below Left: Strenuous hours of practice pay off a cheerleaders successfully execute a complicated mount. During a decisive moment. P Gleason and D. Laliberte cheer for the Henrv grappler Polly Michele Debby Debbie Pam Bev 39 We're Out For Victory . . . 1 Mi Lennon u� o her vocal abiht ' : • of the crowd Sophomorecheerleading provided Connie McLennon, Sandy Christensen. Lori lssacson, and captain Laurie Lang with a busy year. Although team support for sophomore sports is very slight, the girls do their best to represent Henry at all athletic competitions. SOPHOMORE SQUAD - Front: S. Christensen, L. Lang Tops C Mc-Lennon. L. lssacson. Top Right: C. McLennon and S. Christensen defy the weather in support of their team. Sophomore cheerleaders lead hand cheers at acrucial basketball game Bottom! Captain Laurie Lang goes through the motions of Henry's traditional rouser Girl's Badminton Sets 3-4 Record . . . The girl s badminton team gained a lot of experience during the season. They were met with a little disappointment ending the year with a 3 and 4 record. The team s losses were to West (4-3), Washburn (6-1, Marshall U (4 3), and Southwest (6-1). The girls also participated in a university and state tournament. TEAM — Front: J. Tolkinen. S Talbot. B Sell. Row 2: K. Robinson, C. Williams. D. Lynch. Top: K. Russell. D. Banks. S Mades. K. Johnson. C. Schendel, P Farrand, Coach Pccchia. Center: In badminton competition. Barb Sell returns the serve. J. Tolkinen pauses to concentrate on her serve. Colleen Williams smashes the birdie as teammates look on. Where did it ro? Dig, Smash, Serve . . . The girl's volleyball team took first in city last year for the fourth straight year. They are looking for another first this year. Although they lost four players last year, there are many returning experienced players. As player Barb Sell commented, I like playing a lot; it's a very growing sport. C. Schrndel oes up into the air to set the ball up for fellow teammates Senior C Williams is pleased with the quality of her serve. In dig position. I Montjov returns the serve TEAM - Front: N Sallman. B Sell. C. Williams. D. Lynch.C Schendel. Top: D Banks. I Montjoy. 42 Swimming Is . . . No one can sav that practice and experience are useless. This philosophy is especially evident among members of the girl's swimming team. The girls placed fifth in over all competition at the City Meet. Special mention should go to the senior members of the team, L. Lorent-zen, P. Hawkins, L. Johnson. P. Gleason and L. Teske for the hours of time they spent to improve the team’s skills. It's a team effort to throw Miss Brendsel into the pool Center: Seniors P Hawkins and L Lorcnt en do their laps Relay teams have to work together to win. Pam Gleason executes a racing dive Girls Use Strength, Ability, And Grace . . . Gymnastics for girls entered its second year of competition with the 1972 season. The team, which consisted of only four seniors and three juniors, showed class the city meet placing third. Gymnastics consists of five events; balance beam, uneven parallel bars, floor exercise, vaulting, and all-around competition. Captain of the team, Polly Hawkins said, 'Gymnastics uses a variety of ability, probably the most important one being gracefulness in movement. C. Wincek demonstrates strength and balance on the uneven parallel bars. TEAM Front: S Wicks. S. Fevig. Row 2: M Bielke. B. Adams. L. Sheggrud. P. Hawkins, P Kroening.C Wincek. lop: S Mades. M. Kainr. J. Cross, $. Ralph, D. Gross, L Teske, C McLennon, Coach Mrs. Gustafson. M. KaineandS Mades practice poses for their floor exercise routines. 44 The Champs Come Back With Victory In Mind . . . This year the girl’s basketball team took the City championship with a record of three wins and no losses. Experience helped the team keep the championship, which they won last year with returning captain Barb Sell, co-captains, Cindy Schendel and Danita Banks. Danila Banks commented, It's a morning sport. TEAM — Front: B. Sell. Row 2: C Anderson. N Sailtnan. D. Horse-nun. D. Lynch. C. Schendel Top: B. Adams. I Montfroy, D. Banks, K Green, S. McDonald. K Green concentrates on a free throw as C Anderson and I Montjoy wail for a rebound. 45 Girl s Golf Tries For First . . . The girl's golf team sounds very optimistic. According to Barb Sell, If someone beats us this year weshouldnt have been first last year. The entire team is returning from last year. TEAM - Sheryl Anderson. Theresa Mocn, C indy Schendel (Not pictured — Barb Sell) 46 Tennis Team Raises A Racket This season produced a girl's lennis team with a three and four record. Working against rough compeliton the team faced four losses, although the girls are looking forward to a better season next year when they will be losing only two players. Reflecting on the past season Nancy Sallman comments, It was tough but we were strong.” Leading the learn arc Captains Cindy Schcndd and BarbSdl TEAM — Top: Kathy Robertson, Barb Borer. Danita Banks. Nancy Sallman. Theresa Moen. Karen Green Row 2: Debbie Lynch. Sharon McDonald, Cindy Schendel. Barb Sell, Sandy Fevig. Front: Mrs Gustafson BarbSdl prepares to smash the opposing team’s court. This time, like all times, is a very good one. if we but know what to do with it. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Diligent Members Manifest Spirit . . Although the turnout at meetings was small, through the efforts of a few members. Pep Club really put spirit into the school. They painted posters and made signs for all the games. According to Patty Kroening. There was alot of effort put forth by the members that did come to the meetings. One of the projects initiated by the club was the sale of buttons during the winter sports season.'' OFFICERS - Clock-wise: R Roberts. L. Cadbois. K. Rowles. M. Hall. J. Whisney MEMBERS — Front: S. Mades. J. Longerbone. P. Kroening. L. Cardona. J. Anderson Row 2: C. Bruhj-ell. D. Thalin. M. Hall. M. Ludvegsen. A. Feuk. T. Harrer. D. Hanson. J. Kappala Row 3: S. Pearson. B. Westlund. C Maloney. J. Turner. L. Cadbois, P. Farrand. L Levens. M. McShane Top: J. Whisney. R. Roberts. K Rowles. N. Miliren. D. Fisher. J. Jensen. 50 Above Left; Even juniors show diligence in helping to bring spirit to the students at Henry Above: Pep Club members are shown horsing' around with a Henry athlete. Center: Bev Westlund and Jan Longerbonr paint their way to victory. Below: Tom Griffin is relieved of his burden. 51 Dancelines Strive For Unity . . . PASTEL PATS —L Dick . J Nyquut.D Gadbois. C Zandlo. B Bach K Ha nek Patrick Henry's dancers are not exactly the New York Rockcttes, but a lot of hard practice goes into their routines. The girls worked all summer in ninety degree weather to get their kicks above their heads. In the fall they sweated on dusty football fields while presenting entertainment at halftime. In addition to this they marched in mud and rain, appeared on a local television station, sat in the bandroom storming up new routines, danced for basketball games, worked up talent for auditoriums, made pom poms and practiced, practiced, practiced! PATRIETTE5 — TOP CENTER AND CIRCLING TO THE RIGHT L Pierson. D Casey, j Brogren. P Shoemaker. K Hove, A Klemen, K Hanek. B. Bach. D Gadbois, M l.mdholm. S. Wall, ) Kirsch. P Kasncr, M Rachner. C Zandlo. L Dick . T Haukom. G Johnson. J. Store !, J Nyqui t, K Yadov (not pictured - J Wesmun) Terry Haukom and Patti Shoemaker swing into the spirit of an auditorium Pastels enliven the football game against Washburn. 53 t • HI-LITES - Top: T. Haukom. P. Shoemaker. K. Hove. A. Klemcn, M. Rachner Row 2: J Wcssman, M Lindoholm. S Wall, J. Kirsch. Front: P. Kasner. J Storest Exhilarating Sounds Hit Henry Bright and unusual sounds is the only way to describe it Many hours of parctice were spent by Henry's band to improve performance. As Jan Longerbone demonstrates, ''Sometimes practice gets pretty sickening, but when the spring concert comes they realize it was worth all the effort. Their activities involved providing music for football half-time shows, holding concerts, and competing in the annual District Contest. BAND OFFICERS - Front: M Bor. J Lon-Xerbone M Bin- Top: S Anderson. C Ol-zenak. V. Cowdrry. J. Walden BAND - Front: M Bor. C Uhlmkamp. C Kasner. S Made . J. Schwaxer. D. Winkk. L. Jacobsen. P Boken. S Leach Row 2: L Bchrmdt. S Run-dlr. B Anderson. R Koslak. | Bi«rlow. J Lonxerbone. C. Olrrnak D Casey. K Hanrk P Drtanrv. L Gilbert. L Sherman. K Schwa rr Row y D. Maxwell. R Ponath, S. Maki. J Reck. C. Schendel. S. Anderson. W. Crooker. D NeUon. J Dahlberx. W Olson. K Green. W Crookcr. R Nitchir. M Bor. Row 4: S. Batankiewicz. N Sallman C. Becker . L. Lazarz. J Rieman. M Ranten. J Mudge. T Gnltin. G Pichotta. M Dunham. S Baker. P Kiel. Top: G. Wilkerson. E. Johnson. P. Chapman. G Torp. N Chapman. Mr Oakvik. J. Steffens, V. Cowdrry. P Evanxrn. S Wile-man. M Pulley, M. Tracey, B. Johnson. D. Erklouts, J. Walden. T. Steele._______ 54 Above: Henry's band shows pomp in the Homecoming Auditorium. Bottom Left: The Cootie Bum Band brings enjoyment to the students .it Henry. Bottom Right: Even Pep Fests van tire some people out. 55 Henry Color Guard helps to resurrect patriotic memories A band member drums out j rhythmic ballad. 56 Pep Band brightens the spirits of Henry's student body with an exhilarating performance. Orchestra: A Fast Paced Melody . . . The orchestra s repretoire increased tremendously this year. Instead of performing in one opperetta, they performed in two. which were: A Christmas Story and The Belle of The West . Orchestra members were also expected to participate in a spring concert this year. None of this could have been accomplished without Mr Traficante s magic touch. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS-Front: | Wii nun.M Stock. J Nords-trom. J. Smith Top: M Rowles. K Rowles, S. Wall. B Hodson. L Pierson. M Schultze. J Bostrum ORCHESTRA - Front: K Rowle . M Schultze, J. Witzman, J Cain. M Stock. K. Poupore. J. Bos-Irum, S. Wall. P. Kroening. M. Daniels Top: I I’m r son. P. Lynch, S. Henderson. C. Jackman. M. As-trom. S. Strocsheim. J Kroening B Hudson. M Anderson, C. Demuth. M Rowles. J. Smith, J. Nordstrom. D Schmidt. L. Crandall. Jeanne Wit man and Katie Rowles find tranquility in their musk 57 The Sound Of Music Fills The Air . . . Songs filled the halls of 1 lenry with more gusto and frequencey than ever before. This year under the able guidance of Mr. George Traficante the choir sang its way through two operetta's and a Spring Concert. The first program, a musical adaptation of Charles Dicken s The Christmas Carol. was offered at a very appropriate time - Christmas. The second musical. The Belleof the West, was presented late this spring. As Mr. Traficante would say, The year went P.D.Q. Henry students are found making beautiful musk SENIOR CHOIR I — Front: G Sage. S. Root. D Christy, A. Eastman. R Ellis. C. Ladotas. L Thompson. S. Wiita, M. Kaine, D. Laliberte. K Birge, C Dcrheim. D F’erfetti Row 2: P. Borer. D. Kamen. L). Larson. P Paurus. J. Mal ahn. K. Sutcliffe. D. Kojetin, J. Cunnien. N Larson. P. Heetham. M Brooks. J. ZurawskF, P Berg. D Stempf Row 3: G. Nelson. S Lonn, A Wodtke. I Peterson R. Everett. S. Maahs. S Leschisin, D. Winick. F’. Gottschalk. S. Nielsen. Top: S Bouev. L. Sodcr. M. Overlinc J. Mika. S. Champeau M Skellv. T. Haukom, |. Pederson. K Mooney. P. Chapman. C. Cassidy. A Mindl, T. Zipf, K. Rowlcs, J Tet laff 58 SENIOR CHOIR I - Above: Front: S Seller . T. Seller . K Ru e!l. J. Legro. J. Raymond, j Ram-tad C Hedlund. S Martin. D. Kv-trdt S Made . M C aia Row 2: R VandrrMartin R Schneider. J. Kroemng. P Bohan. L Kittleson. S Greenwood. L Lang. P Farrand. J Nyquist. L. Maas . Top: D Johnson. T. Ehriichmann. P. Donahue. T Kaine. B. Delmomco. T Griffin. J. Fiala. M. DuCharme SENIOR CHOIR II — Below: Front: VV. Hendrix. P. Corcoran. C. Ray. L. Cardona. C. Chnsten on. N Maurkio. J. Edgren. K Burn . S Jakow ki. S. Raymond. K Adam , R D ret sen Row 2: P Pauquctte. D Dahl. P Thompson. C Lamb. L Lupo, ( Erickson. D. Wick lund, B Johnson. B Hadersbec k, C. Carlson. M Ogren. C. O'Keefe. Row 3: D. Norlander. W. Hunt. K. Vogen. S. Tierney, J. St. Clair, C. Welton. L Hondo. P Peterson. L. Crossman. D. Storm. A Klemen. J Danielson. P. Kasner. P Skelly, S. Nelson, C Berg Row 4: T. Tracy. S. Wosick, D. Kcnetvon. J. Shomshack. B Johnson. L. Berg. L. Schmidt. D. Sweere Top: P. Widholm. H Brandt. S. Wick, D. Horse mann. M Baian P Rivard. M Kampa. M McShane. T Gabriel. K Vakos. L. Dicks. J. Johnson. J. Store !. L. Brown 59 Speech Team Undergoes Changes Successfully . . . This year many changes took place within the struc ture of the Speec h Team. One of the changes was an increase in the advisors of the team Thev are Mr. Karl Hoerschgen and Miss Constance Blom. Another change was an increase in the number of underclassmen participatingon the team. Since the team was organized too late in the vear for further information, it was impossible to print the results of the team's achievement in District and Regional competition: however several members were expected to place in various divisions. SPEECH TEAM Front: K Coitam. E McKeon C Henderson. K Rat Top: L Loreni cn. J Krocninjc C Thibodeaux. L EX� i D Skrade SPEECH TEAM — Front: J BourK« m. L Hohcnstem. K. Cottam j. Cunnirn. C Kroening N Kru ow. V. William Top: M-Ander on. C. Wilkerson P Hawkins. B McCrum. M Polivka. C. Sioquist. K Pream. R Robert 60 VARSITY DE8ATERS -Left to Right: C Sjoqulst, D Norland?!. Mr Fcdcv. B Hanson. C Ktocning, t Hohcn� tein. Determined Debaters Strive Onward . . . Determination was the word this year for Henry's Debate Team. Mr. Feelev was happy to see an increase in the size of the team, but must have felt alone when no boys survived the tryouts. Varsity debaters Becky Hanson. Carolyn Sjoquist. Cordelia Hohenstein and Donna Norlander, fared well in the District 17 tournament. Captain Bn ky Hanson, ‘•hows true debater s form NOVICE DEBATERS Lett to Right: | Cunnien. K AUeth. S Swenson. L Dosm. B Hanson. M Anderson. L Hohenstein. B. Hayes Henry: The International Scene . . . This vear instead of getting one foreign exchange student. Henry received three. Carlos Gimminez, Maite Alberdi and Elizabeth Houlmiere. Other firsts in Henry's history included the combining of Spanish, German, and A.F.S. clubs into one large bodv. the International Club, and also the return of Kathy Cooper from a vear abroad in Argentina. In the words of Grace Henderson. Fue un ono ocupado lit was a very good vear). Senior tantalize their tastebuds with tasty tidbits. International Club members conduct an experiment with a foreign flair Center: Elizabeth Houlmiere (third from left) is seen with the Reverend Nelson family. Maite Alberdi (center) is wn with her American family, the Cooper s. Below: The VVethrrwille family is seen in a rare leisure moment with Carlos Gim-minez (front right). INTERNATIONAL CLUB - Below Left: Front: M Anderson, B. Hensel. C. Heath, 5. Wtlkcrson, R. Kruegel. J. Cunnien L Dossi, G. Dupont, E. Houlmiere, M. Alberdi, C. Gimminez Top: D Haataja, D. I arson, A Wal-lerius, C Motk, L. Heebl, L. Johnson. P Harlot, L. Baiari, C Leblaru C. Lucht. Below Center: Front: D. Firtko. B. Twrdt. T Granlund. A Ringwelski, D VVaight, C Kroemng. C Asgian. B. Zarling Top: K Alseth. V. Cow dery, C Bak. C. Hohenstein, K Schwager. P. Congdon, J Bourgeois. Below: Front: D. Thalin, C Cameron, D Bruhirll, S. Fevig. L Bookey. C. Olzenak. M Boe, L Lorentzen. R Wetherille. ) Neuberger. J. Miller Top: L Hohenstein, j Chmiel. L Asgian, K Johnson. S Hasher K Lovaas K Cooper. C Bruhiell. D. Thalin. J Longerbone. D Larson. R Robertson F.H.A. Proves Service Is Worth Effort . . Timelv efforts were put forth by the F.H.A. Linder the able direction of Mrs. Soderquist. A lot of time went into this year, and it was most fulfilling. It put smiles on our faces and warmth in our hearts. says Karen Vados. The year started out with many worthwhile projects such as an annual progressive dinner and the preparing of Thanksgiving baskets for needy families. With F.H.A. setting such a fast pace, the goals of improvement were never compromised. SENIOR HIGH OFFIC ERS: A. Darby. K. Vados. I Slahoski. L F.H.A. Committee prepares for thru progressive dinner. Do i. J Smith brewing up a torm. F.H.A. — Iron!: N Bergstrom. D. Fu cee . B Hense). L. Stahoski. L Dos i. I Montjoy. N. Swanson. K Cooper. K Vado . J Smith. M. Ludvegsen Top: Kru ow, D Daughertv. H Brandt. C. Gilman. M. Alberdi. J Tierney, E Houlmiere. A. Darby. N Milliren. N Mauricio. L. Cardona 64 SPRING INDUCTEES - Front: K Pouporo. L. Lorentzen, P. Hawkins. S. Mtldtf. Row 2: N. Krussow, B. Bach, S. Anderson, A. Wodtkc. Top: P Gleason. B Trombley. L. Teske. G- Voss. B Sheehan, not pictured — D. Winick N.H.S. OFFICERS - Left To Right: L. Teske. G. Voss, B. Sheehan. Dynamic Means N.H.S. . Change, change, change and more change are the words that best describe N.H.S. More emphasis was placed on categories such as service, character and leadership, rather than leaving the total burden on the category of scholarship. According to Linda Teske, New members were hoped to bring new ideas. N.H.S. membership increased in size adequately to cover all categories. FALL INDUCTEES -Front: C. Bruhjell, J. Lon-gerbone, B. Hanson. Row 2: J. Anshus. D. Wold. J. Kravc, K. Arf, K. Firtko. Row 3: J. Bourgeois. M. Burseth. B. Zarling, C. Hohenstem. R Roberts. Row 4: R Joyer. R Weth-erille. C Olzenak. M Po-livkj B McCrum Top:C Schendd. C. Bak, T Moen, P Hartos, K. Rowlcs. M Hall. E. Johnson. K. Vados. C. Krocning. 65 This year a new club was initiated by Henry's Mathematics Department. The club met every Tuesday for the purpose of pursuing interests in math and providing intellectual stimulation by playing chess. Since it was an experimental project this year, it is hoped that the club could continue on a similar basis next year. Scholars Get A Fresh Start . . . Above: Underda men how their skill in playing che � . Above Right: Tim Ro-beck attempt to olve a mathematical problem on the computer. MATH AND CHESS CLUB - Front: C. Kimble. L Gilbert. B. Ryttedt. L Alexander. Top: J. Frydenlund. B Twedt. M Uaacvon D. Skourmek, L Lazarz. J. Horgen. 66 Future medical proteges practice using a stethoscope Mr. Carlson trys a new role as a guinea pig. Advancing Ideals Forth . . . The Environmental Action Club kept busy with several projects this year including holding a coupon drive to help finance the buying of a firetruck for an Alaskan town, selling magazines related to ecology, and sponsoring a bottle drive. The Science Club, on the other hand, tried to advance their ideals and their knowledge by participating in various experiments and projects. Barb Zarling expounded on this by saying, We can only hope that our activities might create a more lasting interest in the world about us.” SCIENCE CLUB — Standing: B Sheehan. E. Asgian, C Ktoening. B. Zar ling Seated: J. Reck, C. Olzenak. S. Anderson. M. Burseth. L. Dossi, G Henderson. P Harlos.C. Bak.G- Wilkerson.C. Lucht.C. Asgian. E.A.C. CLUB - S. Lane. C. Bak, S. Eiko , G. Henderson. G. Wilkerson, B. Nelson. R Borea. J. Sletten. C. Bys-tedt. J. Schmali. Student Government Strives . . . Much speculation was formed as student government strode nto its second year of existence. However, all fears were quickly allayed as the House and the Senate got to the business at hand.' The Senate started off on the right foot, was the comment of Parliamentarian Jan Cunnien. The number of accomplishments of the House and the Senate were high. According to K. Rowles, Student Government voted on a bill to have open campus during fourth hour, proposed a bill for a P.T.S.A., and held a square dance during the Christmas season for the students. Senate members collect money from a new Student Government venture. r HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES — Front: M. Boe, B Trombley, J. Anderson. M. Nemerfroh, L Johnson. J. Janowiec. Row 2: M Gelschus. D. Dressen. D. Bruhjell. L Zappa. D. Larson. D Kojeten. J. Bostrum Row 3; L. SheRxrud. S. Olson. S. Eikos. P. Peterson. S. Hasher. G. Sullivan Row 4: L. Schmidt. J. Whisney. J. Nelson. L. Behrendt. L. Hohenstein, C. Uhlenkamp. M. Stock. T. Hoppenrath. J Fiala Row 5: T. Dorr. L. Lorentzen. J. Turner. M. Kampa, K. Wood. K. Mooney. B. McCrum. T. Ayres. Top: M. Jacobsen, P. Donahue. J. Whisney. D. Johnson. 68 SENATE — Front: J Bjk. S. McDonald. D. Schmidt. M Duffey, S. Lewellyn. Row 2: D. Lolabirde. K. Hanek. J Cunnien. B. Johnson, B Nelson. M Johnson. H. White. J Bruhjdl. D. Banks. Top: K. Rowles, M. Hall. K. Arf, J. Krave. A. Wodtke. D Winniek. J. Anshu . T. Griffin. T Erlichman. Not Pictured: G- Ross. House officers Jane Whisney, Kathy Mooney, and Bill McCrum, with the helpof advisor, Mr. McDonald, lick the problems of the world 69 Senator Katie Rowles reads the minutes of a Senate meeting On The Go . . . Throuh the helpful advice of Mrs. Schurstein and Mrs. Trask, much was accomplished by this year's Jr. High Council. Sever dances for the junior high students were sponsored by the Council. The purpose behind these dances was to allow the students to acquaint themselves with their peers and to familiarize the students with the routine of Henry life. In summarizing their progress this year. Lynn Elmer remarked, I think the student council has reached great heights. JR HIGH COUNCIL OFFICERS - Front: D. Peseta, N. Jover, T. Ritten, S. Rundir. Left: Mrs Schurstein. Right: Mrs. Trask. SENATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Front: A Wodtke. N Krussovv. T Griffin Top: K. Hantk L) Lalibcrte. B. Johnson. JR HIGH COUNCIL -Front: D. Bush. J Demcr. J Rico, C. Willey, L Berger, L Alexander. J Har-tos Row 2: N Joyer. D Pesota T. Ritten. B. Lali-berte. S. Rundlc, L Bergen, J Houghtclling Top: B Shores. B Joyce. T Bergen. P. Leadens. M Murphy. 70 Human Relations Has Successful Year . . . This year success was achieved by the Human Relations Council in most of the projects it initiated. With this accomplished. meetings were held every Wednesday under the guidance of Mr. Waller. Members of the student body could attend special meetings and voice their opinions. In conclusion. Carolyn Sjoquist remarked. This year has been one of many problems. Fortunately, we had enough initiative from Mr. Waller and other interested people to end the year successfully. Below: Counsel members discuss issues of importance HUMAN RELATIONS - Above Left: Seated: R. Johnigan, j. Cunnien, I Montfoy. I fenkins. Standing: Row I: S. Boncy, L. Clarke I Zipf. A Darby. B Jenkins. C. Spquist. B Adams. M Alberdi. R. Roberts Row 2: C Green. E Houl-miere. D Zadlo. C. Gimene . K Cooper. B Trombley. S Greenwood, S. Olson. K Mooney. S Martin. B. Hanson. HUMAN RELATIONS OFFICERS - Left to Right: A Darby. S. Olson, B Hanson. B Jenkins. 71 Y-Teens Have Excitingly Busy Year . . . Y-Teens had a very active year during 1971-1972; start-ingout with the traditional recognition banquet, at which time the chapter presidents were named. Y-Teens started off a very successful year. Following the banquet, Y -Teens planned Sno-Daze, Gobblers-A-Co-Go, overnights, field trips, and activities with the Hi-Y groups from other schools. This year's Y -Teens benefited by learning to work together, having fun together, and making many new friends. CHAPTER PRESIDENTS - Front: L. Lorentzen. L Boo key. I. Nishizuka. Row 2: J Anderson, N. Sallman. K Roi-um. Top: K. Prcam, M. Kampa. D VVinick. M. Bor. K. Robin-on. Cabinet member- Mary Kachner, janinc Ramstad, and Becky Had-ersbeck talk over important plans for winter events. 72 OFFICERS - Left to Right: B. Haders-bcck. P. Shoemaker. M. Rachner, J Tolkinen. J. Ramstad. B. B.ich, M. Stock, J. Nestigen. Girls anticipate thecomingof Sno-Dazc. 73 Luscious Lonn connects with .mother. Unfortunately he hit his partner Wild Wodtke. Superb Is The Word . . . As the Lettermen s Club went into its second year of existence it was evident that the club was destined for greatness. This was demonstrated by the fantastic talent show that our ambitious students sponsored. The scenes depicted on this page are evidence of that fact. Dean a Opitz Ross and her Supreme live to the sound of Stop In The Name Of Love. As in football. J. Pederson is faced with another difficult decision in Henry's version of the Dating Game. 74 Behind The Scenes . . . Henry students have little concept of what Hi-Y really stands for. The purpose of this organization is to get students involved in inter-school activities, and to strengthen friendships with other students at other schools. With the help of advisor, Paul Bintner, the members held a car wash to raise money for activities. The stage crew is another behind the scenes activity. Members of this group work diligently to help with the technical aspects of Henry's theatrical and musical productions. Without their help much of the scenario seen at Henry this year could not have been presented. Five members of Hi-Y tackle a problem with enthusiasm HI-Y Front: G. Langley. J Pol ley, B. McCrum. Row 2: J. Mika. B. Hunter, J. Pederson, B. Steiner, B. Majkozak. Top: J. Anshus, B. Ray. STAGE CREW — Front: B. Seim. J. Stores!, j. Nyquist, S. Hegs-trand Top: M. Polivka. B Lunzer. B Wryk. D. Wold, K. Wood, S. Llewellyn. Work Program Members Anticipate Coming Years . . . The work program resulted in more students with valuable experience behind them. This, however, does not describe the students' routine on the program. The students reported to school at 7:30 and usually finished classes by 10 30; thus enabling the students time to get to their places of employment. The areas of study covered by the students were office education, distributive education, and trades and industry. The advisors for the work program this year were Mr. Smith. Mrs. Knapp, Mr. Schulte. Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Doll. WORK PROGRAM - Front: B William M Nordstrom. B Hadcts-beck. P Martinson. J. Golusky. B B rise or Row 2: M McGrath. N Gustafson. H Martinson. R Burton. | Sawina. S Froiated. Top: M Wing. L Ncrlry. C. Quilling. M Jacobsen. D Jensen. WORK PROGRAM — Front: C Andrews, C. Bursch. M Johnson. N Maguire. G. Knutson. C. Matthews. S. Barger. M Pres-tigard A. Mihm. L Johnson. K Sandwkk. O. Gohman. T Nordstrom J Tractz. Row 2: S. Long. P Dunn S. Schrndel. S. Swanson. P. Sullivan. D. Skoog. V. Zappa. D. Maahs. R Reed. J. Stephany. C. Shugg. D. Wiitala. R Berg. T. Widmer Top: B Roko. R Kramer. G. Anderson. B. Partlow. R. Sudlecke. M Stark, J. Fees ha WORK PROGRAM Front: T Sather. Row 2: T Loftus. K McKormick. Row 3: J. Katch-mark. T Nordquist. R Morris Row 4: T Nelson. D Dick. 5 Shaffer. S. Cole . Top: L Fetter. J Benson. J. Theis, j, Johnigan. G. Bprklund. 77 WORK PROGRAM Front: M. Kapala. R S ach. G. Rittmiller, J. Mcrkl. Row 2: D Potts. N Peters, K Cich. J. Lant to. T Taylor. J. Trafton Top: G. Nystrom. R Gilfee. M. Hanson, C. Sandy. J. Selton. Changing With The Times . . . Both student publications, the Orator and the Patriot, underwent many changes this year. For instance, the Orator's size decreased, but was countered by an increase in pages. Because subscriptions to the Patriot weren't required, problems were encountered in getting enough sales. Patroit Editor — C. Bye. K. Roberts. K. Vados. C. Hohen-stcin. B. Hanson. P Hartos Below: John Whisncy rs immortalized Below Right: Patron Staff — Front: C S. Joquisl, K Rowley J. Krave. M Grieve. D. Larson TOP: K. Cot tarn Staff members show critical technique. Lefts Orator Staff — Front: D Kappel. photographer. C. Bruhjell, copy editor, B. Bach, editor. TOP: N. Krussow, photographer, J. Bintncr. business manager. Below Left: Section editors — Front: L. Lorent en, C. Kroen-ing Row 2: M l.ranlund J. Kamstad Top: A Kappel. K. Cooper. P. Hawkins. Below: Talented staff members display versatility as they sing and dance to the Orator song It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge. — Einstein FACULTY Administration Helps Students Reach Goals . . . The administration has helped the student body to transform their ideas into working realities. The administration has helped us by listening to our ideas and accepting them with an open mnd. M. Hall A new curriculum, changes in student government, and different extracurricular activities are among the changes that havs taken place at Henry this year.. The students are appreciative of the time and efforts spent by the administration. It couldn’t be easy running this school. I'd sure hate to do it. P. Hawkins MR. DONALD L. BURTON PRINCIPAL MR. STANLEY D. ATKINSON JR HIGH ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. DWIGHT W. GUNBERG SR. HIGH ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL 82 The administration and supporting personnel meet to discuss new ideas and solve problems. Counselors Change With The Times . . Counseling is the process of relating to students and in doing so, helping them to understand themselves in the light of their abilities, interests, attitudes, strong points and limitations. Some of the counselors really try to relate to the students. A. Feuk. This year's counseling staff has had an addition in the person of Mr. Nevin Smith, who took over students with last names between P and S. Although the counseling system has been set up alphabetically, students may choose the counselor of their choice. The students and counselors can be closer now that we can choose our own. J. Bintner. Above: Henry' counseling staff: Mr R Treaty, Mr . F. ZegJen. Mr. N. Smith. Mr. R. Fricke and Mr. J. McDonell. Above Left: Junior Mark Pearson receive valuable advice from his counselor, Mr. Smith. Left: Busy Mr. Treacy takes timeout from his hectic day to let hi thoughts wander. Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Waller enjoy being sociable. Laison Officer Soderlund only had one cavity brushing with Crest. Librarians are also women of the world; Mrs. Grace Wig-gen, Mrs Lois Youngen. Mr . Sandra Clarke. Henry's Secretarial Staff includes; (Right to Left) Mrs. T. Lehman. Miss L. Hagglund, Mrs. R. Door. Mrs. J. Jensen, Mrs. M. Kosloski. Mrs. L. Youngen. Mrs. G. Bailey, Mrs. S. Krussow. Mrs. C. Kleven, Mrs. B. Kramber. Mrs. M. Weir Student make use of the office during quiet hours. Teacher Aides — From Left to Right: Mrs. P. Erickson (chairman), Mr . S. Neuen-fcldt. Mrs. L. Lodin, Mrs. J. Donnelly, Mrs R. Sibley. Mrs. B. Farnham, Mrs H. Mc-linc. Mrs. L. Hanson. Mrs. S. Gish 84 Teachers Express Interest . . . The teachers at Henry are sincere in their efforts toward students. They do so by participating in the activities at Henry, becoming involved in student problems while trying to make their classes interesting. The teachers also help the students expand their horizons and understand the importance of a good education. Most of the teachers really care about our futures. T. Moen AGUILAR. PETER Ind. Arts ANDERSON. DANIEL Occ. Relations ANDERSON. JAMES Soc Studies ANDERSON, WESLEY Soc. Studies BACKES. VERNON English BARBUTO. MRS. DORIS Business Skills BEAUCHANE, RONALD Soc. Studies BELKHOLM. KENNETH Ind. Arts Mr . Timmerman goes off on another one of her wild tangents. BERG. BERCERSON. BLOM. BOBGAN, BORDERS. MRS. CORRINE DONALD MISS CONSTANCE HAROLD MISS ELIZABETH English History Art German 85 BRENDSEL, MISS BEVERLY English CANHAM. CRAIG Science CARLSON, LYNDON Social Studies CARLSON. RALPH Science CARLSON, MRS. SHIRLEY Home Economics CLAWSON, JOSEPH Science DAVIS, MISS ROBERTA English DOLL. RONALD Occ Relations FALOR, RICHARD Social Studies FEELEY. JAMES Social Studies GENEROUS, MISS PAULETTE Occ. Relations GRONEBERG, MISS SANDRA Home Economics GUSTAFSON. MRS. JEAN Physical Education HATLE. RICHARD Physical Education HOERSCHGEN. KARL English JACKSON. ARTHUR Science 86 JAECHE. SHERIDAN History JOHNSON. E. RAY Industrial Arts JOHNSON. MARVIN Science JORDAN. MRS. MARY Business KASSERA, DONALD Math KNAPEK, CONRAD Math KNAPP, MRS. ALMA Occ. Relation LARSON, WALTER Social Studies LIETZ, MRS. EVELYN English LOHMANN, MISS LUCY Home Economics LUNDELL, WILBUR Math MARDESICH. MISS POLA Spanish MCGOWAN. GERALD Art MILLER. MONTE Social Studies MOSHER. PHILIP Math MUIR, VYRN Math MULLERY, JOSEPH Ind. Arts OAKVIK, GERALD Music PECCHIA, MISS JEAN Physical Education PETERS, MISS BARBARA Special Education PETERSON, QUIRINC. RAY, SAVAGE, SCHAEFFNER. JAY ALVIN RODNEY MRS. DOREEN MRS. MARGARET English Ind. Arts Math English Business SCHULTE. BERNARD Oct Relations SCHURSTEIN, MRS. JUDITH Math SEIKKULA. ROBERT Social Studies SHANE. MISS MARGARET Physical Education SMITH, MRS. HELEN English SMITH. RICHARD Occ Relations SODERQUIST. MRS. FRANCIS Home Economics SWANSON, DON Physical Education SYLWESTER, JOHN English TAURING, ROBERT Ind. Arts THOMAS, ALEXANDER Social Studies TIMMERMAN, MRS. FLORENCE TRAFICANTE, GEORGE Music TRASK. MRS. JODIANE English WALSTON. JOHN Social Studies WASHINGTON. JOHN Physical Education WIITA, DUANE Special Education WYROWSKI, THEODORE Business LAWSON. MRS. MURIEL Tutor 88 The secret of education lies in respecting the pupil. Emerson With A Little Bit Of Help . . The smell rising up the stairs and through the halls from the lunchroom prompts questions such as, what's brewing in the chemistry room?” Is the home-economics class making cookies? Isn't it pizza down in the lunchroom? That's right, it s the cooks preparing lunches for the teachers and almost 1700 students. The jangling of keys announces the presence of Henry's janitors, on hand to sweep up those old test papers, sunflower seeds, and what ever other debris is on the floors. Far left: Custodian get themselves into somr sticky situations. Waiting to be served one of Henry delicious lunches is Randy Derhettn. The custodial staff at Henry consists of: L. DuBois, W White. P. Hanson. L. Shaffer. R LaSota. Mr . Christie. R Anderson. K. Yeats, J. Johnson. F. Colden, C. See. C. Quigley. The lunchroom women are: Mrs. M. Hame . Mrs M. Niska, Mrs. H. Anderson, Mrs. G. Larson. Mr . S. Harris. Mrs. J. Austin (mgr), Mrs. M. Hegstrand. Mrs. A. Kozel, Mr J. Maxwell, Mrs. B. Miller. Cherish all your happy moments; They make a fine cushion for old age. — Booth Tarkington While the band takes a break, couples get together. Marilyn Bocand Steve Anderson raffle off the turkey. A quiet moment at Gobblers. 92 Jan Cunnien, Tom Ehrlichman, and Karen Hanek tep to the music. Street Dance And Gobblers Enliven Student Life Two activities, one old and one new. added to school activities this year. Instead of the traditional dances in the cafeteria, student government sponsored a street dance. The dance was held on 43rd Street, between Morgan and Newton. Mr. Lukaszewki was the caller for the street square dance. Marianne McShane reflected back and said. It was fun and different. It was a Friday night in mid-November when Y-Teens held its annual Cobblers. It was downtown at the YWCA, in Benton Hall. The girls asked the boy of their choice. It was fun to see so many people looking so nice and being in the Thanksgiving spirit, said Karen Vados. Swing your partner! 93 Henryrites heal the pavement! Senior Class Stars In Inherit The Wind . . . The crowd li«tm� on a Rev. Jeremiah Brown tell them of the creation. Below: Drummond pronounces Brady The prophet from Nebraska! Matthew Harrison Brady Henry David Drummond Mrs. Sarah Brady ...... Bertram Cates.......... Jeremiah Brown......... Rachel Ann Brown ------ Eugene Kevin Hornbeck Thomas Davenport Mike Jacobsen .. Steve Johnson .....Debbie Bush .. Ron Wientjes Tom Ehrlichmann Carolyn Thompson John Whisney ....... Mike Reilly Courtroom — D. Parvey, D. Kammen, M. Boe Students of Hillsboro School — D. Gross. A. Kappel, K. Cottom Jury Members — T. Griffin, M. Tracy, J. Krave, C. Sjoquist, K. Mooney, M. Ogren, C. Welton, P. Malmquist, 5. Martin, P. Kasner, L. Sullivan, M. Reisewitz The Press — D. Larson, C. Broden, M. Czaja, S. Zimmer, C. Guzek, L. Cardona, B. Olson Residents of Hillsboro — R. Tieva, T. Kehoe, P. Paurus, C. Bye. K. Rowles. K. Cooper, R. Miller, J. Ramstad. M. Mruphy, R. Roberts. The senior class of “72 presented Inherit the Wind a controversial play involving the theory of evolution as apposed to religion. The play, which was held November 17 and 19. was a tremendous success. Newspaper man. Hornbeck. awaits the verdict. Pious townspeople are inspired to prayer. Bert's beliefs conflict with Rachels upbringing. 98 99 Patti Shoemaker Janet Storest Delicate grace with a smile upon her face. Sincere and warm. A girl with lots of charm. Karen Vados The two noblest things in life are sweetness and light Judy Halek Elegance with tranquil beauty and sparkling eyes. Queen Sue Eikos A Loving smile will surely hail. The love-gift of a fairytale. 101 Homecoming Starts The Year Out Right Air charged with excitement; an auditorium generously decorated with streamers, balloons and posters; the bop music of the Pep Band, the return of talented graduates, and the Andrews Sisters set the atmosphere for Thursday night's Alumni Talent Show and Coronation. As the program proceeded, an excited audience turned to watch Queen Sue Eikos take her traditional walk down the middle aisle of the auditorium. The night's activities ended as football captains Arnie Wodtke and Dan Bartelt placed the crown on Sue's head. Friday the festivities included three student auditoriums, much chaos in the classrooms, and a student body keyed up for victory over Marshall's Cardinals. The '72 Homecoming was topped off Friday night with a dance, as students, faculty and alumni gathered to celebrate the Patriots 33-0 victory. Jody Nyquist sings a selection from Carol King. The singing Andrews Sisters L Dicks, G. Johnson, and B. Bach bring back memories with a hit song from the forties. An injured Rick Forsgren dances with date Terry Haukom to the music of Deadeye. The 1971 Top Eleven Queen Candidate : L. Nishizuka. M. Granlund. S. Eikos, L. Dicks. J. Halek, K. Vados. P. Shoemaker. K. Reilly, J. Wessman, J. Storest, D. Winick. v The Royal Court meets with Mrs Savage. Sadie Hawkins' Spirits Were High . . . Sadie Hawkins was a smash this year. Through the contributions of the Impossible Three. Mr. Jiggle and His Wiggles, and the Shake Shop Chicks, the program was exceptional. Other talented acts in the program were the Vegetables, the Tantalizing Trio, and Lucifer, a local rock group. The Vegetable tra� ght from the hill of Trnne - ee. pul on a special hillbilly number for Sadie Hawkins. Devoted fans xream and faint over Elvis. 104 Mr. jiggle and His Wiggles. Henry's answer to theSha Na Na Hi. remember us'We re the Teen Angels Sadie Hawkins' hkks sing of the lament of their long-lost love LUCIFER — One of the many rock bands PHHS had produced. 105 Team spirit 106 Classic auditoriums Skipping? Oops! 107 108 CAUGHT IN THE QUIET OFF ON OUR OWN COMING TOGETHER STAYING ALONE. Rod McKuen 110 Caught in the Quiet . . . Aiinmmii i m Those Were The Days . . . The future is purchased by the present.' — Samuel Johnson Without Underclassmen, Who Would There Be To Pick On? What is it like to be an underclassman at Henry ? T. Griffin likes the idea that, as you get older you also get more involved in the school s activities. J. Anderson said, I must have easy classes, all I do is sit. Regardless of what anyone says they seem to be busy years. The junior high has its own environment and gazes at senior high activities with excitement. Freshmen at Henry are included in some senior high activities. but are still considered part of the junior high. Many times they are caught deciding to which school they really belong. Sophomores are challenged with new friends from feeding junior high schools and begin to grow together as the class of '74. The juniors can't wait to become seniors, and spend the year knee deep in activities. But underclassmen years seem to go by so fast. Lasting friendships are formed, and as each class matures to seniorhood there is a satisfying nod from the administration. 016 Mr. Wuta, M. Ludvigsen. D. Mattson, C. Johnson. 017 Front: T. Sellers. K Russell. C Hedlund.M. Kaine. R. Vandermartin, S. Sellers Row 2: N. Larson. R Schneider. M Brooks J. Zurawski. P Fleetham. J Tet laff. L. Thompson. Row 3: D. Horsmann. P Bern. P. Farrand. L. Lang. S. Whisney, J. Raymond. P. Bohan, C Lakotas. Row 4: P. Cottschalk. S. Nielsen. C Cassidy. R Ellis, D. Christy. C Kroll. F.Olson, P. Coyne Top:S. Boney. M. Skelly.S. Champeau. J. Fiala. D. Kojetin. M Overline. J. Malzahn. L. Soder 116 034 Front: Mr. Washington. B Nelson. D. Stenlev. D. Korogi. T. Lundeen. T. Peterson Row2: M Trombley. R. Nitchie. S. Lund, P. Rykyto. C. Mac-Lennan Top: J. Vomhof. J. Hruhjell R. Pearson, B Westberg. D. Felber, 036 Front: Mr. Swanson. M Skolte. R Noyes. 5 Ralph V Williams, J. Ma|ko ak, I. Peterson Row2:J Wright. M. Milton,S. Neary, J. Susnik, K. Seeley, T. Foty. Top: M. Pug-sley. P. Tcske, G. Ross. R Peterson. P. Widholm. L Levens. J. Turner 117 Seventh grade sewing class gives M. Wallerius. L. Peterson, and C. Neslund a chance to exchange ideas. S. Llewellyn and P Reilly eem relieved alter their last cla a they descend thestairs to their lockers. 100 Front: T Kehoe, L. Mlynek, M Lazarz. D Perkins, P. O'Connell. J. Janowiec. B Rystedt. Row 2: T. Lindholm, J. Ophrim. N. Fraser. P. Barankiewicz.C. Peterson, R Bourgeois Row 3:J.Joycr. D Hilger, J. Neuberger, D. Bigelow. M. Dorr. L. Schmidt, L. Lundell Top: B La-Liberte,T Boldt.J. Steffen. R Lundeen. J. Hammond. J. Colburn. 101 Front: Miss Davis. D. Fish. M. Lind. T. Fischer. J. DeMar. R Adkins Row 2: C. Mark, T. Peske. P. Hesman- on. B. Twedt. N. Joyer. J. Sletter. RowJ: J. Modem. C Thomas. P. Berner. T McCaughey, J Somerson. K Rach-ner. Top: J. Werner. T. Henderson. C Inkala. C.Curtright. M Mc-C r u m. M. Haughtatting 118 106 Front: D. Stempf. S. Kelley. J Person Top: Mrs. Soderquist, P. Lewandows-ki, I. Mont)oy. B. Johnson 107 Front: Mrs Carlson. D Ditty. J. Peterson, B. Hall Top: D. Johnson. B. Lehr nunn. R. Sansorn. R Wing, A Lund. Ill Front: Mr Walston. G Knutson. B. Wuollel.S. Bet}?. D. Thielke, S. Scott. D. Dressen. Row 2: J Bak. C.Zadlo. B, Lentner, J Vnuk. J. Johnson. M McShane. S. Christensen. Row3:T Coouette. P. Evanson. B. Herheim. K. Morris. C. Jung. C Hotchkiss, J. Koval. Top: R Stene. P. Sibley. D. Daniels. B. Olson, S. Bergesch. B. Shopek, R Peterson. 119 B. Iverson. T. Mooney.J. Rico and P Jones can t seem to decide whose art project is the best 112 Front: B. Hays. J. Cunmen, M. Boe. D. Larson Row 2: B Hensel.J. Fedor. C. Robinson. L. Dossi. J. Tolki-ncn.C Bystedt Top: M. Johnson. R. Kotila. W. Hanson. T. Hoffman. T. Dorr. 113 Front: Mr Kassera.S. Baker. C. Berg. T. Pearson, M Irwin. D. Moss. K. Hoglund, D Rystedt Row 2: G. Malcski, J. Chnsto-pherson. R. Mozey.S. Haugen. K. Stoen.C. Cleveland, S. Hanson. R. Johnigan. Row 3: M. Lundquist. B. Kvam. D. Saline. K. Kernan. C. Carlson, G. Westman, M. For-seth. Top: C. Mudgc. K. Gustafson. G. Pichotta, D. Dick, R. MacLennon. S. Baker. R. Smith. 116 Front: Mr. Larson. J. Huffman. K. Woodhams, J. Gross. T Hunt, S. Zins. Row2: B. Kirby. A. Jack-son, T. Daniels, M.Duffey, P. Rivard, K. Nortrom, P. McCampbell Row3:G. Kastner.J. Boyer. N. Christensen, L. Behrcndt. J. Shomshak. S. Dahl. Top: J. Skoog, M. Me-Keen. D. Lamb. M. Frois-tad, D. Bursty, G. Schen-del, J. Mickelson. 118 Front: Mr. VVyrowski. B. Anderson,C Fish. R. Kolb. Row 2: S. Cummins. R. McQueen. L. Dunham. P. Rivard. Top: K. Johnson, L. Hansen. J. Kolvig. C. Petersen. J. Wcdcrbrand. Transportation to many basketball game it provided by the pep band bus if you can fit. 119 Fronts Miss Peter . N Krisling. 5. Wall. Top: D. Lodin. M Bauermeister 120 Front: Mrs. Smith, S. Johnson. J. Snidrr, K. Per-frtti. T Lange Row 2: K. Beneke, D. Palmer, S. Leach, C. Christenson. C. Rfeman l Wtiity Row 3: J. Anderson. K. Green. B. Borer. R. Mysliwiec. K Holmgren. M Misencik Top: G. Kane. J. Marsza-lek, J. Burns. D. Fisher. T Krave, D. Ray. M. Shephard. 122 121 Front: Mrs. Schurstein, C. Panos. D. Wallin. M. Shil-son. D. Mal ahn. B Zadlo. J. Mulligan, T. Walden. Row 2: T Woodhams. R Anderson. L. Berg. T Perkin . V Rico. M Mattson. S. Buckanaga Row 3: R Bryant, D. Hanson. D. Larson. L. Carter. M. Os-troum. J. Baiari, R Ryn-ders. Top: C. Efckholt. C. Alstadt. B. Johnson. P Jones. J. Rannow. B. Iverson, C Fossing, D Carlson. Painting seemed to be a popular pastime this year first the bleachers and later the hockev rink. Here, (unior girls were found helpful. 122 Front: Mr. Muir, M Olson. T. Kloster. D. Judge. C. Gillman Row 2: S. Beter. D. Biejaaski. K. Hartman. D. Daniels. K. Buckanaga Row J: K Me Gregor. L. Rothstein. D. Doherty, M. Gawron. M Lenzen. R Schluter. Top: M. Stommel. D Brue. R. Antolak. F. Hal ek, J. Norgren. 123 131 From: D Filasch,G. Weiss, L. Lupo.T Johnson Row 2: Mr. Aguilar, T Kraatz, M. Sabraski, D. Baumann. J. Julien Row 3: P. Gewediki, R. Overby, J. Thielen, B Olson Top: P. Myhre, T Shockency.S. Magadan ., J. Bvdlon. M. Milz. 132 Front: Mr Sylwostcr. M. Yoshida.C. Richter.T. Bauermeister. Row2:D, Chell, D Patterson, J Le-Gro. L. Skorpak. J. Kroen-ing. Top: J Dicks. J. Cantrell. D. Casey, J Jensen. 133 Front: S. Roos, M. Nimer-froh, F. Talbot. R. Lind. Top: Mr. Johnson, G. Johnson, B. Siedlccki. G. Lundccn, A Gerszewski 124 134 Front: S. Hegstrand. B Seim. S. Llewellyn. Top: C Bursaw. K. Wood. 135 Front: Mr Quiring. T. Nordstrom, P. Kolb, J Snyder. S. Deszamp. Top: J. Brandberg, C. Goodin. P. Hartman. R. Voss. 136 Front: Miss Shane. V. Collins. W Hendrix. D Donovan, J. Cain. B Briscoe. W Hunt Row 2: K Eskierka, T. Johnson. J. Barsaloux, D. Fiscus.C.Card. M. Jakowski, D. Bradley. G. Biorn Row 3:1. Hatty. S. Ericksen.C. Nelson, C. Schugg. D. Bursey, S. Barger. D. Gilbertson. Top: T Griffin. V. Cowdery. N. Benson. C. Anderson, K. Alseth. M. Ranten. L. Boo key. K. Groff. 125 201 Front: Mr. Fecley, L. Maass. J. Schafer. K Whitman, L. Rhine. C. Zappa. Row 2: L. BerR. C Van-Drasek. K. Carson Row 3: R. Everson. G. Sloan. S. Barnard. J. Kohl. R Lope . C. Ramberg Top: P Nielsen. J. Grant. H. White. H. Iliff, S. Thomsen. Jr. high students pose while eng ying another senior high privilege — earphones in Shorthand. 202 Front: Miss Mardesich. P. Roback, D. Neuberger. Row 2: A. Darby. M. Bills-trom. L. Berg, C. Ring. Top: | Manion, J Smith. K. Buchanan. D. Banks, J. Sletten. 126 204 Front: J. Nagengast. R Vernier. J. Tschample. D th.ipm.in, D. Treager Row 2: Mr Bobgan. N Striebel. J. Tierney. S. Nel son. T. Anderson. D. Mill Row 3: K. Cassidy. D Skowronek. _ Kabrick. C Beal. D. Hunter. Top: S Logan. R Bledsoe. J. Bo ney. T Fuller. L. Slang J Peterson. 206 Front: Miss Borders. B. Johnson. J. Chtniel, S. Hasher Row 2: K Lovass. C. LeBlanc. E. Asgian. K Hanck Top: M Huggins. D. Haataja. R. Anderson. M. Dohrn. 207 Front: Mr McGowan. M Johnson. D Ziebarth, J. Shopek. C Talbot. S. Ed-berg. M Isaacson. Row 2: R. Nelson, C. Gilkerson. S. Eichman. M White, J. Fridgen, B. Johnson. C. Jacobsen, I. Hammond. Row 3: M Stinski, R Utto. J Hartos, T. Sander. P. Hawkins. L. Rader. C. KJeis Top: T Sander. T Luckrn, J. Sawyer, 5. Foley. R Shore . J. Fryden-lund. D. Tinjvm. 127 212 Front: Mr. Seikkula, R. Coles. S. Jakowski, B. Zipf. R. Denardo. R. Zruegel. S. Strohschcin Row 2: D Hartman. F. Baucrmcistcr. T. DelVccchio. L. Shopck. C. Jackman, J. Budhart. Row 3: C. Englert, A. Ringwelski. P. Petersen. D. Burke. R. Watts. K. Grove. B. Podvin. Top: S- Rundle, V. Shilson. R. Mattson. P. Hermanson. D. Nanbcrg, M. Kimmski. A. Luce. 213 Front: Miss Brendsel. D Resler. G. Anderson, L LaSota. C. McKeon, E Fauc. T. C aja Row 2: D Gale. B Perek, M. Kampa C. Sisson. I. Neuberger. K Paurus. Row 3: R Chap man. D. Zipf, M. Sopiwn ik. S. Wick. B Adams. K Halvorson Top: S. Oke son. M Michalovich. J Hohagen, S. Kloster, J Schonnesen, B Warhol. B Robinson. 214 Front: L. Couture. G. Ger szewski, J LeGro. J. Cain R O'Leary Row 2: B Hansen, M Reynold. A Wallcrius. D Larson. C Siedltcki. Row 3: G. Beck strom. S. Whitman. L. Al exander. M Denardo. D Pesota, R Johnson. Top R Maryor, B. Hillstrom M Krause, S. Wilkerson C. Widmcr. T. Reich. Even school lunches provide the starving underclassmen with vim. vigor and vitality for the rest of the day. 215 Front: M Larson. P Pend zimas. C Lamb, S. Burns D. LaLiberte, D. Johnson Row 2: R. Niemi, K Taus J. Witzman. M Hegna. J Erntson Row 3: C. Reink ing. S. Hawkinson. D Horsmann, V. Birch, J Dahlbcrg Top: M Gan non. R Louden. J. Manger S. Zappa. J. Blomquest. S Mulligan. 129 216 Front: Miss Roman chuck. K. Mitchell. S Wiita. L. Sterling. I’ Wash ington. J. Heath. L Jaros Row 2: M. Neuberger. M Inkala. K. Zandlo. B John son. J. Carlson. D. Barron Row 3: M. Stualt. J Moo ney, E. Evcnscn. J. Gran lund.M. Kchn.t Uhlen kamp. P. Resler Top: F Livingston. D. Tyrpa. B Schwartz. D. Bistodeau. D Ratz. T. Kornberg 219 Front: Mr. Halle, S Schen-del, D. Barksdale. B. Enfield. K. Kingren.C. Green, S. Baker Row 2: B. Jex. J. Hassler. G. Bcncckc. S. Olson, J. Hanneman. R. Druk. S. Anderson. Row 3: D. Erickson. S. Benson, D. Borchard. D. Kappel, N. Buckanaga. G. Anderson, J. Jacobsen. J. Stangcl Top: P. Koppie. B Donnelly. J. Anderson. R. Arnc-son. D. Erklouts. M. Nelson. J. Buck. 236 Front: Mrs Gustafson. S. Talbot. J Lund, J. St. Clair. S. Morton. S. Wall, D. Rice,C-Weiss,J Rittmill-er Row 2: S Mernik.J. Hawkinson.C. Otterstet-tet. R Reed, K. Vogen, P. Prokott. D. Wicklund. P. Lynch Row 3: S. LaRosco. C. Matthews. T. VanVleet. L. Nelson. V. Zappa.C Wincck, M.Orth.C. Knutson. Top: N. Sallman. R.Kosslak.T Schmidt, D. Vaughr, M. Ba|ari, J Traetz, S. Swanson 130 To D- Johnsonson height is everything, and D LaLibertr bn t about to argue 301 Front: Mr. Thomas. T. Jacobwith. D. Steffens. D Lundell. j. Olson, L. Peterson, S. Selllers. M. Waller ius, G. Durand. Row 2: L. Stommcl. T. Rico, G. Johnson, L Haukom, J. Hollingsworth, M Waight, R. Borea. C Slahoski Row 3: L. Bergstrom. C. Nesiund, M Daniels. J Houghtelling, D Miller. B Kehn.J. Turner. P. Miller. Top: P. Distel.T. McGrath.S. Knutson, S. Rundle, S. Po-livka, M. Marsh. M. Ness, P. Kuptiu. 131 302 Front: Mr. Falor, D. Coder. C. A'•gun. J. Mudge. M. Dunne Row 2: S. Zack. P Kroenmg, J. Golusky. K. Rat . P. Kiel Row 3: J. Hurt. K Hartman. S. Peck-els, H. Brandt. M. Krone. J. Walden. Row 4: B Berg. C. Kalleubach. W McKelvry. M Jorisscn. M. Bohanon. 304 Front: F. Bauermeister. D. Brynteson. L Meyer. D. Petersen. D. Simms. J. Bye. Row 2: Mrs. Berg. T. Bor-gen. W. Crooker. D. Dro-pik. N Daher. j. O Shaughnessy. S. Wick-lund Row 3: D. Firtko. L Johnson, J. Cladysy. C. Hohenstein. T. Ritten. J. Tolkinen Top:S Le-Vasseur. C. Sullivan. R. Jorgenson. J. Snyder, T. Sullivan. D. Parsons. Juniorcheerleadcrs. D Wicklund. D. LaLiberte and N. Larson make up a small but necessary part of the varsity cheerleading squad. 132 305 Front: Mr. Jaeche. J. Yates. K Phelps, J Hassler. M Book. C McLennan. D Johnson. J Edgren Row2: B. Crooker. T Howard, B. McEachern. T. Weyrens. C. Cameron. VV. Kaun ner Row 3: S. W Her man, S. Carlson. J. Baleisis.C. Kroening. D. Frenette. B Sheehan Top: G. Sorenson. J. Babineau. C. Underwood. M Duffey.C. Nis-ka. R Kappel. D. Pepek 306 Front: Mrs. Groncberg, L Bergesch.P Sloan. M McKeon Row 2: M. Gabriel. C Miller. D.Cad-bo is. D. Bowman, S. Bumgarner. Top: C. Beckcrs.C Schmitz. K. Zurawski.C. McDonald 307 Front: Miss Lohmann.C. Bourgeois. L. Maass, C. Ray. C. Townsend, A. Ball-weber. Row 2: L Brown. L. Witte, P. Stensrud, D. Daugherty. C. Anderson. Top: J. Beck. S. Wosick. P Thompson, S. Haukom, D. Kehoe. 308 Front: Mrs. Trask. J. Krzc-sowiak.T Nelson. M Hill. M. Mulligan. C. MtCrum. P. Naslund. Row2: B Sage. M. Bintne, G. Al-stadt.S. Ericksen.S. Burke, D. Granlund, C. Penttinen Row 3: E Was-sermann. D. White, M. Opheim. W. Barnes. S. Brown. K. Clark. B Nelson. Top: J. Trombley. R Stafford. P. Sanders. D. Brewer, C. Somerson. J. Jansson. J.SIetten. 309 Front: Mrs. Lietz, C. Bu-tau, L. Zeismer, J. Kapella, C. Rosen, J. Anderson. Row 2: B. Stachowski. K Leonard. J. Sawina, M. Bielke, S. Fiscus.G. Stiandberg. Top: D. Johnson. J. Woselak. M. Luby. J. Miller. D Hiller. 134 311 Front: Mr.Carlson. C. Lucht. D. Moen, J. Isakson. Voiceful juniors support their class in a two bits contest. 313 Front: Mr. Jackson. T Coggins. P. Darby. D. Jor-issen. D. Coder, D. Gerick. C. Alexander. D. Bitner Row 2: C. Powel. D Hall L Thelen. D. Bush. L. Elmer, C. Bystedt.S. Carlson. Row 3:C Whitman. J Brynteson. A. Parker. L. Heebl, M Broten. K. O -Shaughnessy. M. Godfrey Top: D Cummins. D. Covers. M Bourke.T Kertzmar, L. Borgen. B. Rogers, J. Russel. 315 Front: Mr. Johnson. D. Thalin. K. Ertz. J. Crone-miller. M. Dalton Row 2: M Johnson, P. Campion, T. Gabriel. S. Elliot. B Er-icksen Row 3: S. Tierney, S. Miller, S. Hammar. J. Smith. M. Powell. Top: B. Zagaros. J. Ostrowski. M Kleven. J. Snyder. T. Grams. 135 316 Front: Mr Clawson, J. Hermanson, L. Sherman, J Jedneak. D. Lynch. D. Skogcn, K. Ostlund. Row 2: R. Minell. G, Dupont. M. Coyle. D. Scramstad. C. Demuth, R. Lutz. Row J: R Caswell. M Williams, D. VettJing. B. Chamberlain. R. Robikeau. J. Reardon. R Huntington. Top: S. Lorentzen. B. Hansen. D. Castlcman, R. Severson. J. Berner. D. Richtmyrc. 319 Front: P. Waight. K Michaud, S. Wort man. T Boter. P. Iverson. Row2: T. Olandcr.S. Shores, N. Wasscrmann. D. Thielke, N. Ritzcma. K. Prcam. Row 3: S. Swenson, L. Hohenstein. L. Gilbert. J. Jordheim. D. Lahni. Top: D. Skrede, M. Hartfid. L. Carlson. T. Granlund. P. Skonseng. L Champeau. 321 Front: Mr. Mosher, K. Schwagcr. L. Curran. P. Nemes. M. Hoglund, R. Dorr. M. Kohl Row2:C. Daszkiewicz. M. Janowicc. L Isaacson.T. Harrer. D. Hanson. J. Hanson, D. Schultz. Row 3: M. Anderson, B. Miller. P. Olson, K. Brown, C- Stores!. P. Reilly. Top: T Robek.J.Nie-mi. D. Moser. D. Shcck. R. White. D. Carlson, M. Lundeen. 322 Front: Mr. Knapek, V. Warhol, A. I m pa pc to, S. Eckman, M Bartasky.B Jakowski Row2:C. Bergeron, K. Bush. R. Swee ney, M. Jorissen. S. Paulsen, D. White Row 3: C. Anderson. D Lindahl. A Bolnick. J Rico, T. Mooney. M. Mandile, L Gilbertson. L. Alexander. Row4:F Chapman. B. Landin. K. Christensen. M Somerson. D. Woods, R. Sodcr. T. Jansson Top: T. Murphy, J Parker. M. Audette. P Johnson. S. Brown, M Pierson. M Roberts. P, Leadens. Weather conditions make no difference to underclassmen when it comes to supporting their team. 329 Front: Mr Bergcrson. B. Lietrke, S. Duke. D. Bruhj-ell. S. McDonald. E.Syl-vander.G. Daher. Row 2: C. Murray, S. Vander-Martin. V. Sorensen, M Stransky, P. Boken, J Bigelow, S. Schroetke Row 3: N. Swanson, R. Peterson. L. Jacobson. S. Kaun -ncr. N. Chapman, J. Gronquist, M. Shaffer. J. Sims. L. Johnson Row 4: L. Clarke. T. Kalton. J. Torp. P. Delaney, L. Sta-hoski. J. Nyland. D. Raymond. T. Hebzynski Top: M. Mine. D. Alscth. L. Paultert, T. Lundahl, S. Stone. P. Birch. B. Boucher, W'.Cameron.L Lazarz. 137 There are greater things to be done in the future, than in the past. Dr. Duane Booth SENIORS Seniors Gain Recognition . . . In recognition of their scholastic achievements, nine seniors are honored annually with awards sponsored by local organizations and businesses. Eligible twelfth graders in the upper half of their class are chosen by other seniors and faculty members. These selections are based on qualities of service, leadership, scholarship, and citizenship. An award of $100 and a certificate of recognition for contributions to school and community activities is given to a boy and girl by Henry 's Parent Tacher Association. The First National Bank Award consists of a medal and $50 given to a boy and girl. To a student who has demonstrated outstanding citizenship and contributed to the school. goes the star and Tribune Award of $25. The Rose Reese Award for interest in foreign affairs is given by the World Affairs Council of Minneapolis. The North Side American Legion Post rewards a boy and girl who possess qualities of scholarship, leadership, courage, and honor. To a student who shows an interest and achievement in American History, the Daughters of the American Revolution present an award. In recognition of their scholastic achievements. 11 students who make up the top 2%. are presented with red and white stolls and honor diplomas at graduation. Honor diplomas are also awarded to 71 additional seniors who have maintained at least a 3.2 average. 140 Top 2% - Front: L. Te ke. P. Hawkrn . J Lonj rbone. B, Trombley. P Han«on. Top: R Robert , A. Wodtke, J. Anshu . D. Wold. B Sheehan. S. Anderson. WILLIAM SHEEHAN P.T.A. KATHERINE ROWLES P.T.A. STEVEN ANDERSON FIRST NATIONAL BANK ELIZABETH PIERSON FIRST NATIONAL BANK JOHN ANSHUS STAR-TRIBUNE REBECCA HANSON ROSE REESE ARNOLD WODTKE AMERICAN LEGION POLLY HAWKINS AMERICAN LEGION LINDA LORENTZEN D.A.R. STEVEN ANDERSON JOHN ANSHUS KEVIN ARF BARBARA BACH CHARLOTTE BAK SUSAN BOTNER JAYNE BOURGEOIS CHERYL BRUHJELL MARLYS BURSETH MARK BUSHMAN KEVIN CICH MICHAEL CONLEY PAUL DONAHUE SUSAN EIKOS KENNETH FISCUS PAMELA GLEASON MICHELE GRANLUND MICHAEL GREVE MARLYS HALL GARY HANSON PATRICIA HANSON REBECCA HANSON PAULA HARTOS POLLY HAWKINS GRACE HENDERSON CORDELLA HOHENSTEIN ELIZABETH JOHNSON STEPHEN JOHNSON MARY KAPALA COLLEEN KEGLEY JAMES KRAVE CECILIA KROENINC NANCY KRUSSOW JANICE LONGERBONE LINDA LORENTZEN FREDERICK MADES SUZANNE MADES MARLYS MALIKOWSKI WILLIAM McCRUM GAYLE MITCHELL THERESA MOEN BRIAN NELSON GERALD NEUBERGER JOLENE NORDSTROM JODY NYQUIST MARCIA OGREN SUSAN OLSON CRAIG OLZENAK MARK POLIVKA KAREN POUPORE JAMES RECK ROXANNE ROBERTS DONNA ROSS KATHERINE ROWLES CYNTHIA SCHENDEL THOMAS SCHRAM WILLIAM SHEEHAN LINDA TESKE CAROLYN THOMPSON BEVERLY TROMBLEY STEVEN ULSUND KAREN VADOS GERALD VOSS BEVERLY WESTLUND RANDALL WETHERILLE ELIZABETH WHISNEY DEBORAH WINICK ARNOLD WODTKE DENNIS WOLD BARBARA ZARL1NG TERI ZIPF 141 To Seniors Life Means . . As children of the past we have dreamed, smiled, loved, laughed, cried and now, faced with the future, we find ourselves no longer children but not quite the adults, we will someday be. finally realizing that cotton candy, roller skates, and popsicles have slowly faded into a treasure wecall memories, tearfully admitting that somewhere we have lost yesterday and are not quite certain where to look for tomorrow. Bring a senior b supporting your team in rainy or cold weather and still having fun. 142 Above Two seniors brave the cold to cheer the team to victory. JANE AAMODT KATHLEEN ADAMS MAITE ALBERDI DAVID ANDERSON RANDY ANDERSON STEVEN ANDERSON JOHN ANSHUS KEVIN ARF NANCY ATKINSON BARBARA BACH DAVID BACKLUND LINDA BAJARI CHARLOTTE BAK GAIL BALCK NEIL BALLWEBER 143 SUSAN BARANKIEVVICZ DANIEL BARTELT NEIL BATEMAN BARBARA BEAN KATHLEEN BEAN ANTHONY BECKSTROM WILLIAM BENJAMIN JOHN BENSON JANET BINTNER SUSAN BIRGE MICHAEL BOE FRANCIS BORMAN SUSAN BOTNER JAYNE BOURGEOIS 144 BRIAN BOYER Being Active In Organizations. CAROL BRAA GAYLE BRAMHALL BARBARA BRISCOE CRAIG BRODEN JANICE BROGREN SALLY BRUCHERT CHERYL BRUHJELL MARY BURNS Tentative members of the prom committee take 5. 145 MARLYS BURSETH ROBIN BURTON DEBORAH BUSH MARK BUSHMAN CAROLYN BYE LINDA CARDONA CAROL CARLSON PATTI CHAPMAN KEVIN CICH STEVEN COLES PATRICIA CONCDON MICHAEL CONLEY KATHLEEN COOPER KATHLEEN COTTAM 146 Enjoying Seniority. . . Nostilga - those memory filled school lunches. I haven't eaten one since ninth grade. P. Hartos. They always run out of food. J. Brogren LINDA CRANDALL DANCRETILLI IRENECURRY MARIECZAJA DIANA DAHL SCOTT DAHLBERG THERESA DALTON GALEN DANIELS MARK DANIELSON CHRIS DASZKIEWICZ GLORY DERHEIM DENNIS DEZIEL 147 Taking On New Responsibilities . . . Representing the football team, Cary Kosiky and Kevin Sutcliffe speak to the student body about an important game. DAVID DICK LORI DICKS LINDA DIEHL VIRGINIA DILLON DEBRA DIWI PAUL DONAHUE MARLENE DORDAN MICHAEL DOOR REANN DRESSEN RANDY DUKE MARK DUNHAM PATRICIA DUSCHA RONALD EDBERG MICHAEL EDCREN THOMAS EHRLICHMANN SUSAN EIKOS JEFFREY ELLIS REBECCA ENGELKE CYNTHIA ERICKSEN STEVEN ERICKSEN ROSEANNE ERICKSON LINDA EVANS LARRY FETTER ANGELA FEUK EINAR FINNVIK KENNETH FIRTKO ANN FOSSING THOMAS FOX JAMES FRISELL LINDA GADBOIS CYNTHIA CERSZEWSKI SCOTT GILSVIK CARLOS GIMENEZ PAMELA GLEASON RICHARD GOODIN 150 A future architect skillfully perfects his work. Caring About What You Learn . . . Relaxing in English class is one of the memories graduating students will leave behind. MICHELE GRANLUND SYLVIA GREENWOOD MICHAEL GREVE THOMAS GRIFFIN DONNA GROSS DIANE GUIMONT NANCY GUSTAFSON CYNTHIA GUZEK RICHARD GYLFEE 151 REBECCA HADER5BECK JUDITH HALEK BRIAN HALL MARLYS HALL ELIZABETH HAMMOND ROBERT HAMMOND GARY HANSON MITCHELL HANSON PATRICIA HANSON Studying in the library is popular with seniors such as Jane Whtsncy. 152 Remembering Or Forgetting Homework . . . A common meeting place for seniors — the locker. REBECCA HANSON TONI HANSON DIANA HARDIN PAULA HARTOS TERRY HAUKOM POLLY HAWKINS CAROL HEATH GREGORY HEDLUND 153 Sharing Your Knowledge GRACE HENDERSON SHELLEY H1LLSTROM WILLIAM HODSON CORDELLA HOHENSTEIN LAUREL HONDO ELIZABETH HOULM1ERE DENISE HUBER DEBRA HUGHES 154 C'jrol Carlson explains the operation of the sewing machine to an underclassman DEBORAH JACOBSEN LEWIS JACOBSEN MICHAEL JACOBSEN KATHLEEN JAPS DUANE JENSEN DAVID JESKA 155 JF.ROLD JOHNIGAN BEVERLY JOHNSON DALE JOHNSON ELIZABETH JOHNSON GERILYN JOHNSON HOWARD JOHNSON Taking Disappointment In Stride . . . Cindy Schendel seems to have trouble fitting everything into her locker. 156 KENNETH JOHNSON STEPHEN JOHNSON LUCINDA JOHNSTON ROBERT JOYCE RODNEY JOYER RANDY K A BRICK DAVID KAINE MICHAEL KAISER DENNIS KAMMEN MARY ANN K A PA LA ALAN KAPPEL MARGARET KASNER JEROME KATCHMARK TERRENCE KEELER TERRY KEHOE LAWRENCE KELVIE 157 DIANE KENERSON JAMES KERNS NANCY KERNS CARY KIEL JUDY KIRSCH LINDA KITTLESON DANIEL KLEIS ARLENE KLEMAN TERESA KLOSTER SHAWN KOSTELNIK JOHN KOVAL GARY KOZICKY RANDY KRAMER JAMES KRAVE CECILIA KROENINC NANCY KRUSSOW DENISE LAFOND DOUGLAS LALIBERTE MARK LANG GARY LANGLEY 158 Working Toward Future Careers . . . Mrs. Carlson makes boy's chef a success - K Sutcliffe. Experimenting in boy s chef are Dave Anderson and Steve Johnson. JAMES LANTTO DAVID LARSON MARK LARSON PAUL LARSON RANDALL LAWRENCE DARCEY LAZONE SANDRA LESCHISIN MARY LINDHOLM 159 Displaying Qualities Of Leadership . . . Senior class officers for '72: LEFT TO RIGHT — Nancy Krussow, treasurer. Tom Griffin, vice-president; Arnie Wodtke. president; Katie Rowles. secretary. Student Government fulfills the needs of the students when students are willing to participate. M Hall I'm very proud of student government. I think they are doing a good job. D. Peterson JANICE LONCERBONE STEVEN LONN LINDA LORENTZEN MARIAN LUDVIGSEN CHRIS LUND WILLIAM LUNZER JOHN MACIASEK FREDERICK MADES SUZANNE MADES ROBERT MAJOZAK MARLYS MALIKOW'SKI 160 PAULA MALMQUI5T CAROL MALONEY CAROL MARTIN SHERRI MARTIN HELEN MARTINSON PATTI MARTINSON NANCY MAURICIO PATRICIA MCCAMPBELL KEVIN MCCORMICK WILLIAM MCCRUM TERESA MCDONALD MARGARET MCGRATH 161 RENE MCLEAN DEBRA MEGER KAREN MENDENHALL TERESA MESSIAH TERRANCE MICHNOWSKi JAMES MIKA RITA MILLER NANCY MILLIREN ANN MINELL GAYLE MITCHELL THERESA MOEN KATHLEEN MOONEY DIANA MOORE JOHN MORRELL MICHAEL MORRIS RICHARD MORRIS 'The street dance was a success because it brought the teachers and students together V. Petersen 162 Seniors take time out at the street dance to discuss homecoming plans. Listening To Others . . . LORENCE NEELEY BRIAN NELSON GENE NELSON WAYNE NELSON JANANN NESTINGEN GERALD NEUBERGER 163 BRUCE NICHOLS LINDA NISHIZUKA DAVID NIZNIK Taking On Other Roles . JOLENE NORDSTROM DONNA NORLANDER MARCO NORSTROM TIMOTHY NORDQUIST JODY NYQUIST RICHARD O BRIEN MARCIA OGREN TIMOTHY OKAN CHERYL O KEEFE BRUCE OLSON SUSAN OLSON WENDEE OLSON 164 ' The senior class play was the best thing that ever happened to me at Henry. — D. Cross Senior stage talent rises to the top as the Class of '72 presents Inherit the Wind. CRAIG OLZENAK GERALD OPITZ LORI OSTROWSKI PAMELA OTTERSTETTER STEVEN PANCHY3HYN PAULETTE PAQUETTE 165 SHERYL PEARSON CHRISTINE PECKELS PATRICIA PEDERSEN JOHN PEDERSON PAMELA PELLETIER PAMELA PEPEK NONA PETERS DANENE PETERSON Realizing The ELIZABETH PIERSON Of Life . . . LINDA PIRICH MARKPOLIVKA JEFFERY POLLEY RONALD POTTS KAREN POUPORE JAMES PROKOTT DAVID PUDLIK CHARLES QUILLING MARY RACHNER THOMAS RALPH JANINE RAMSTAD RICKY RANNOW WILLIAM RAU 167 Supporting The Team . . . Fans show many different reactions as a football game progresses ROBERT RAY CATHERINE RAYMOND SUSAN RAYMOND JAMES RECK KATHLEEN REILLY MICHAEL REILLY MARGARET REISEWITZ PATRICK RICHTER MICHAEL RICO 168 MARGARET RING GUS RITTMILLER ROXANNE ROBERTS KATHRYN ROISUM DONNA ROSS KATHERINE ROWLES DENNIS SAGE PATRICK SAMBORSKI JODY SANDER TERRANCE SATHER SUSAN SCHAKE THOMAS SCHEIDEGGER CYNTHIA SCHENDEL DAVID SCHMEICHEL LINDA SCHMIDT CYNTHIA SCHOPF THOMAS SCHRAM MARY SCHULZE JUDITH SCHWAGER BARBARA SELL 169 Anticipating Days Ahead. . . JAMES SELTON SHERRIE SHAFFER JOHN SHAPANSKY WILLIAM SHEEHAN JOHN SHERIDAN PATTI SHOEMAKER STEPHEN SHOPEK MICHELE SIMMONS PATRICIA SISSON CAROLYN SJOQUIST PEGGY SKELLY THOMAS SMITH JOHN SODERQUIST MARK SOPETH WILLIAM STEINER TOMMY STERLING 170 DANA STEVENS MARY STOCK DEBRA STORM ■ JANET STOREST RICHARD STRICKLER LOIS SULLIVAN KEVIN SUTCLIFFE VICTORIA SWEENEY DIANE SWEERE Sue Barankicwicz appears to be dreaming of things to come. % CTI 171 Walking Into New Experiences . . . Queen and court make their grand entrance into the auditorium. GLORIA TALBOT PATRICIA TAPIO 172 MARK TAYLOR TERRY TAYLOR LEONE TENNEY LINDA TESKE DIANA THALIN JEROME THEIS LYLE THEIS CAROLYN THOMPSON PAUL THOMPSON ROBIN TIEVA LAURA TOWNSEND MICHAEL TRACY JEFFREY TRAFTON BEVERLY TROMBLEY RODNEY TSCHAMPLE GARY ULLOM STEVEN ULSUND KAREN VADOS CINDY VERNIER VICKIE VETTLING THOMAS VICKERMAN GERALD VOSS DENISE WALDEN 173 Drinking In The Latest Gossip . . . ALBERT WALLACE MICHAEL WALLERIUS STEVEN WALTERS ELAINE WATSON JOSEPH WEINMEYER LINDA WEISS COLLEEN WELTON JEANWESSMAN BEVERLY WESTLUND RANDALL WETHERILLE 174 Danenc Peterson pays strict attention to lunchroom rumors. JOHN WHISNEY RONALD WIENTJES GERALDINE WILKERSON BONNIE WILLIAMS COLLEEN WILLIAMS LINDA WINCEK DEBORAH WINICK 175 Giving Of Yourself. . . ARNOLD WODTKE DENNIS WOLD SUSAN WOODHAMS ROBERT WRYK DENNIS ZADLO CAROL ZANDLO Linda Cardona helps paint the set of ‘ Inherit the Wind. 176 Also Graduating . . . RANDALL AHLGRIM CHARLES MILLER GERALD BAITY GREGORY NYSTROM RENEE BIESIADA LINDA OLSON GARY BJORKLUND LEANN PAYNE KATHERINE BOOK JAMES PENNER SUSAN BROUSSEAU MICHAEL PETERSEN STEVEN CHARTRAW RONALD PETERSON LANNY DANIELS DEBRA PILARSKI MARK DIMON JACKIE RIVERS MARK DUCHARME WILLIAM REED ALVIN EASTMAN ROBERT REICH STEVEN FROISTAD CHARLES SANDEY DEBORAH GROFF KEVIN SANDWICK JOSEPH HALEK JOSEPH SAWINA GARY HUBBARD MAUREEN SCHMEICHEL STEVEN HUBER MICHAEL SHOCKENCY KENNETH JUNG ELLIS SIBLEY COLLEEN KEGLEY GERALD SIEDLECKI JAMES LANTTO JOSEPH SKORPAK CHRISTINE LEONHARDT MONICA STORMOEN TERRANCE LOFTUS RANDALL SZACH KATHI LUNDQUIST SUSAN TIERNEY JOHN MACIASEK JOHN MERKL DONALD WEISS LORRAINE ZAPPA BARBARA ZARLING SUSAN ZIMMER 177 178 That's the way it was, that's the way it should be remembered. AAMODT. jANCEC.p 143 ADAMS. KATHLEEN R. Kathy p 00. 143, Pep Club, Sr. Choir AHLCR1M, RANDALL VV ALBERD1. MA1TE I. p 2. 49. o3. 71. 90. 143 Teachers Assistant. F.H.A., Interna tional Club. ANDERSON. DAVID C. Big Dave p 143. 159 Teachers Assistant. ANDERSON. MARK D ANDERSON. RANDY S. 1 Speed p 14. 23. 31. 32. 143 Cross Country. Gymnastics, Ski Team, Track. Science Club ANDERSON. STEVEN A Anodv p 9. 31.54.65.92, 140. 141. 143 Football. Track, Band. Bjnd Council — President. Pep Band. Science Club. NH.S. ANSHUS. JOHN S. p 9. lo. IS. o5. o9. 140. 141. 143 Basketball. Football. Science Club. Hi-Y. N.H.S., Student Government ARF, KEVIN R p. oS, o9. 143 N H S.. Stu dent Government. ATKINSON NANCY L p 143 Work Program. BACH. BARBARA A Barb p 52.65.79. 102. 143. Ie2 Pastel Pats. N.H.S., Y-teens. Orator Staff — Editor BACKLUND. DAVID L p 143 BAITY. GERALD W BAJARI. LINDA L p 63. 143 Library Assistant. Teochets Assistant. F.H A . International Club. Y-teens. BAK, CHARLOTTE D p 43. 63. o5. 67. 143 Girl s Swimming Team, Teachers Assistant. International Club. Science Club. N.H.S.. PepCIub, Y-teens, E A C. BALCK. GAILp 143 BALLWEBER. NEIL B p 143 BARANKIEWICZ. SUSAN K Sue p.54. 144. 171. Band. PepCIub. Y-teens BARTELT. DANIEL J. Dan p. 9. 144 Football — Captain, Hockey. Teachers Assistant. Letterman s Club BATEMAN. NEIL E. p 22. 144 Ski Team Band BEAN. BARBARA j. 1 Barb p. 98. 144 F.H.A.. PepCIub. Y-teens. BEAN. KATHLEEN J. Kathy p 144 F.H.A.. PepCIub. Y-teens BECKSTROM. ANTHONY R Tony' p 77, 144 Work Program BENJAMIN. WILLIAM T. p 144 BENSON. JOHN H. p. 77. 144. Work Program. BIESIADA. RENEE M BINTNER. JANET M p 79. 144, Office Aid. Teachers Assistant, Y-teens. Orator Staff. BIRGE. SUSAN M p. 77. 144 Work Program BJORKLUND. GARY R. Pete p. 77 Work Program BOE. MICHAEL D Mike p 25. 54. o3. 144 Golf. Wrestling. Band. Band Council. Pep Band — Director. International Club, Science Club. Sr. Class Play, Letterman s Club. BOOK. KATHERINE M Kathy BORMAN. FRANCIS M p. 144 BOTNER, SUSAN E. Sue p 144 Teachers Assistant. Sr. Girls Choir BOURGEOIS. JAYNE M p oO. 63.65.144 Teachers Assistant, Speech. International Club. N H.S.. Y-teen . BOYER. BRIAN J. p 145 BRAA. CAROL L p 145 BRAMHALL. GAYLE L P. 145 Senior Index BRISCOE. BARBARA A p 76. 145 Work Program. BRODEN. CRAIG A p 145 Hockey. Teacher Assistant. Sr. Class Play. BROGREN. JANICE C 1 Jan p 52. 53. 145 Counselors Assistant. Front Five. Y-teens. Student Government. BROUSSEAU. SUSAN J Sue BRUCHERT. SALLY A p 145 BRUHJELL. CHERYL A. Bruhjy ' p 50. 63, 65. 79. 145 International Club. NH.S., PepCIub. Y-teen . Orator Staff. BURNS. MARY K p 145 Library Assistant BURSETH. MARLYS M p 65. 67. 146 International Club. Science Club. N H.S. BURTON. ROBIN L. p 7o. 14o Work Program. BUSH. DEBORAH L Missy p 14c Wo Office Aid. Library Assistant. Y-teens. Sr. Class Play. BUSHMAN. MARK A Bushy P 65. 14c Cross Country. Football. Track. N H.S. BYE. CAROLYN F. p. 78. 14e Teachers Assistant. Patriot Staff, Student Government. Sr. Class Play. CARDONA. LINDA M. Shorty p. 50. o4. 146, 176 Office Aid. Teachers Assistant. Sr. Choir. Musical. F H A.. Pep Club. Y-teens. Sr. Class Plav CARLSON. CAROL J. p 14o. 154. Teachers Assistant. F.H A., International Club. PepCIub. Science Club. Y-teens. CHAPMAN. PATTI J. p 54. 14o Band. Color Guard. Pep Band. Sr. Choir. Y-teens. CHARTRAVV, STEVEN CICH. KEVIN C p. 28. 77. 146 Wrestling. Work Program COLES. STEVEN K. Steve p 77. 14o Work Program CONGDON. PATRICIA J. Pat p 63. 146 Teachers Assistant. International Club. PepCIub. Y-teens. Patriot Staff CONLEY. MICHAELC. 'Mike p 146 COOPER. KATHLEEN S. Kathy p 63. e4. 71. 79. 146 Teachers Assistant. International Club. Orator Staff. Sr Class Play. Human Relations COTTAM. KATHLEEN S. Kathy p 60. 78. 14e Teachers Assistant. Tutor, Band, Pep Band. Speech Y-teens. Patriot Staff, Student Government. Sr. Class Play. CRANDALL. LINDA K Lynn p 56. 147 Library Assistant. Teachers Assistant. Orchestra. Musical. CRETILLI. DAN S. p. 147 Gymnastics. CURRY. IRENE J p 147 Sr Choir. Musical, International Club. Y-teens. Teachers Assistant. C2AJA. MARIE A. p 59. 147 Sr. Choir. Y-teens,Sr.Class Hay. DAHL. DIANA K p 147 Sr. Girl Choir DAHLBERG. SCOTT D. p 147 DALTON. THERESA R Bonny p 147 DANIELS. GALEN W p 147 Football. Track. Wrestling. DANIELS. LANNY DANIELSON. MARK A p 99. U7 Football. Hockey. Track. Teachers Assistant. DASZIEWICZ. CHRISTOPHER M p. 147 Ski Team DERHE1M. GLORY A p 147 DEZ1EL. DENNIS S. p. 147 Teacher Assistant. DICK. DAVID C p 77. 148 Teacher Assistant. Work Program. DICKS. LORI A p. 52. 59. 102. 103. 148 Girl s Swimming Team. Top Ten. Teachers Assistant. Pastel Pats. Sr. Choir. Musical. PepCIub. Y-teen . DIEHL. LINDA S p. 148 DILLON. VIRGINIA D p 148 Library Assistant. Sr. Choir. Qork Program. DIMON. MARK Swimming Team. Band DIWI. DEBBIE J. p 148 DONAHUE. PAUL J. p 59. 08. 90. 148 Swimming Team. Sr. Choir, Student Government. One Act Hay. DORDAN. MARLENE R p 110. 148 Teachers Assistant DORR. MICHAELS. Mike p 148 DRESSEN. RAEANN p 59. 90. 148 Girl Badminton and Volleyball Teams. Office Aid. Sr. Choir. Musical. DUCHARME. MARK A p 31. 32. 59. Cross Country, Football. Track. Teacher Assistant. Sr. Choir. Musical DUKE. RANDY R p 148 Ski Team DUNHAM. MARK A p. 54. 149. Band Pep Band DUSCHA. PATRICIA L p. 149 Y-teen . Counselors Assistant. Teachers Assistant. EASTMAN. ALVIN Choir EDBERC. RONALD R p 149 Ski Team EDGREN. MICHAEL E p 149 EHRLICHMANN. THOMAS E Kraut p. 59. 69. 93. 94. 149 Teachers Assistant. Sr Choir. Musical. Student Government. Human Relations, Urban Arts. EIKOS. SUSAN G. Sue p. 67. ©8. 101. 103, 149. 160. 172 Girl Badminton and Volleyball. Top Ten, Homecoming Queen, Office Aid. Student Government. E A.C. ELLIS. JEFFREY L. Jeff p 149 Teachers Assistant. Hi-Y — Vice President. ENGELKE. REBECCA p 149 ERICKSEN. CYNTHIA A Cindy p 59. 149 Office Aid. Teachers Assistant. Sr Choir. Musical. ERICKSON. ROSEANNE J.' Rose p 149 Band. Color Guard. Orchestra. Student Government. Work Program. ERICKSON. STEVEN C Ole p 149 Work Program. EVANS. LINDA K Lynn p. 149. 178 Teachers Assistant. FETTER, LARRY M. p 77. 149, Teacher Assistant. Work Program FEUK. ANGELA J. p 38. 39. 50. 149. 153 Cheerleader. Girl's Gymnastic . Band. Pep Band. Orchestra. F.H.A.. International Club. PepCIub. Y-teens. FINNVIK, EINAR P. Doc p. 149 Track. Teachers Assistant. Hi-Y FIRTKO. KENNETH J. Kenny p 29. ©5. 149. 153 W'restling. Teachers Assistant, Hi-Y. N H.S. F1SCUS. KENNETH L p 149 FORBES. SCOTT E. p 28. 149 Football. W'restling. FORSGREN. RICK L Swede p 9. 102. 149 Football. Hockey. Track. Stage Crew. Teachers Assistant. FOSSING, ANN M. p 150 Teachers Assistant. FOX. THOMAS D. Wally p 150 Teachers Assistant. Baseball. Intramural Sports FRISELL. JAMES A Jim p 20. 21. 150 Swimming Tram. Teacher Assistant, Intra-mural Sport . FROISTAD. STEVEN L. p 7b Work Program CADBOIS, LINDA M. p. 50. 139. 150 Teacher Assistant. PepCIub. Y-teen . GERSZEWSKI. CYNTHIA A Cindy P 150 Oilier Aid. GILSVIK. SCOTT E p 150 GIMENEZ. CARLOS R. p 2. o3. 71. 150 Teacher Assistant, International Club GLEASON. PAMELA M Pam p 55.39. 43. 05. 150 Cheerleader. Girl Swimming Team. Teacher Assistant, Pastel Pat . N.H.S.. Y-teens. GOLUSKY, JOANN p 7b. 150 Y-teens. Work Program. GOODIN. RICHARD L p ISO CRANLUND. MICHELE M p 38. 39. 79. 103. 10b. 151 Cheerleader, Top Ten. Teacher Assistant. Pep Club. Y-teens. Orator Staff. GREENWOOD. SYLVIA D Dede p. 59. 71. 10b. 151 Teachers Assistant. Sr. Choir. Musical. Human Relations. Work Program GREVE. MICHAEL R p 34. 35. 78. 151 Baseball. Patriot Staff. GRIFFIN. THOMAS J -Merle P 9. 28. 51. 59.09. 151. lbO Baseball. Football. Wrestling. Teachers Assistant, Sr Choir. Hi-Y. Sr. Class Officer — Vice President. Student Government. Sr. Class Play. GROFF, DEBORAH L. Mouse Library Assistant. Teachers Assistant, Work Program. GROSS. DONNA M p. 43. 44. 151 Girl's Swimming and Gymnastics Teams. Pep Club. Y-teens, Sr. Class Play GU1MONT. DIANE B p 151 Teachers Assistant. GUSTAFSON. NANCY J p 7o. 151 Work Program. GUZEK. CYNTHIA M Cindy p. 151 Teachers Assistant, Sr. Choir. Musical. Pep Club. Sr. Class Play. CYLFEE. RICHARD p. 77. 151 Work Program. HADERSBECK. REBECCA A Becky p 59, 7b. 152 Office Aid. Sr. Choir. Music j. Y -teens — Treasurer. Work Program HALEK. JOSEPH C. HALEK. JUDITH M Judy p 100. 103. 152. 172, Top Ten. Homecoming Attendant. Teachers Assistant. PepCIub. HALL. BRIAN HALL. MARLYS R p 50. b5,b9. 152 International Club, N.H.S.. Y-teens. Patriot Staff, Jr. Class Officer. Student Government HAMMOND, ELIZABETH A p 152, 178 Work Program. HAMMOND. ROBERT A. p. 152 Work Program. HANSON. GARY J Weasel p. 152 Hi-Y HANSON. MITCHELL J. p 77. 152 Baseball. Basketball. Football. Work Program. HANSON. PATRICIA A Patti p. b5. 140. 152 Girl's Basketball. Teachers Assistant, N.H.S.. PepCIub. Y-teens. HANSON. REBECCA J. Becky p 61. bS. 71, 141. 153 Counselors Assistant, Teachers Assistant Debate - Captain. N.H S., Pep Club. Y-teens, Patriot Staff. Student Government. Human Relations HANSON. TONI M p 153 Girl's Swimming Team. Tutor. HARDIN. DIANA C - Diane’ p. 153 Teachers Assistant. Work Program HARTOS. PAULA N p o3. o5. b7. 78. 99. 153 Teachers Assistant. International Club. ScienceClub. N.H.S.. Patriot Staff HAUKOM TERRY L p 52. 53. 153 Teacher Assistant. Hi-Lite . HAWKINS. POLLY A p 37. 39. 44. b5. 140. 141. 153 Cheerleader. Girl s Swimming and Gymnastics. Teachers Assistant. N.H.S., Pep Club. Y-teens. Orator Staff. Student Government HEATH. CAROL J. p. b3. 153 International Club HEDLUND. GREGORY R Head p. 153 Track. Wrestling. Teachers Assistant. HENDERSON. GRACE M Grocie p b0. b7. 154 Office Aid. Teachers Assistant. Speech. International Club. Science Club — Secretary. E.A.C. HILLSTROM. SHELLEY K Clam p 154 Teachers Assistant HODSON. WILLIAM M Bill p 5b. 154. Track. Teachers Assistant. Band. Orchestra. Speech, Tutor HOHENSTEIN. CORDELLA I Cordy p bl. b5. 78. 154 Library Assistant, Teacher Assistant. Sr. Choir, Musical. Debate, Sci-CfK l lub NJiS„ Patriot Staff. E.A.C. HONDO. LAUREL A p 59.154 Sr. Choir HOULMIERE. ELIZABETH A p 2.b3.b4. 71. 154 Teachers Assistant. F.H.A.. Interna tiional Club, Human Relations. HUBBARD. GARY L HUBER. DENISE G. Nise p 154 Stage Crew. Teachers Assistant. Patriot Staff HUBER. STEVEN L p 154 Office Aid HUGHES, DEBRA L. Debbie p 154 Teachers Assistant. Work Program HUNTER. WILLIAM T. Bill p 9. ib. 18. 111.155 Basketball. Football. JACKSON. NELL A p. 155 Patriot Staff JACOBSEN. DEBORAH A Deb p. 155 Office Aid, Library Assistant, Sr. Choir. JACOBSEN. LEWIS A p 155 Baseball. Football. JACOBSEN. MICHAEL J p e8.7b.94.155 Student Government, Sr Class Play. Work Program. JAPS. KATHLEEN M JENSEN. DUANE L. p 7b. 155 Sr Class Play. Work Program JESKA. DAVID M p. 155 JOHNIGAN, JEROLD D Jerry p. 77. 90. I5b Gymnastics. Swimming Team, Track, Teachers Assistant. Student Government, Work Program. JOHNSON. BEVERLY A Bev ' p 156 Library Assistant. JOHNSON. DALE W P 59. 15b Swimming Team, St. Choir. JOHNSON. ELIZABETH D. Li p. 43. 54, 63, 65. 99. 15b Girl- Swimming and Golf Team. 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