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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1973 volume:

i THE 1973 ORA Patrick Henry High Minneapolis, Minn Volume 32 School esota TOR Contents Student ZL’ife 2, F-iends Senior'S ]X Under classmen SO Sports J4 declivities J4 Organizations J3G Faculty HO FRIENDS What a friend we have in time dives us children, makes us u ine. Tells us what to take or leave behind And the gift of growing old All the stories to behold Are the feelings more precious than gold. Friends I will remember you Think of you, pray for you And when another day is through Fll still be friends with you. Babies days arc never long Fathers laugh, his babies song (lives us all a hope to carry on Friends I will re mem her you Think of you. pray for you And when another day is through Fll still be friends with you. t ■; 6 9 10 SEMOR S FRIENDS NEVER SAY GOOD-BYE As seniors we look forward to graduating and entering the larger world around us. Some of us will go to college, others to work, and some will take time to relax and think. In anything that we do, we will meet new friends. As we have passed from one learning year to another, we have made friends. Some friends we say “hi” to in the halls, others become our friends through learning experiences, and yet some become true friends. Friends never say good-bye, for if they are true friends they will remain in your memory. JEFFREY AG NESS KARON ALSETH BARBARA ANDERSON CHERYL ANDERSON GARY ANDERSON RICHARD ANDERSON SCOTT ANDERSON CONSTANCE ANDREWS 14 I Seniors talk about the latest happenings (luring their lunch break. RANDY ANTOLAK RICHARD ARNESON ELIZABETH ASCIIAN JOHN ASPINWALL MICHELE BAJARA JEFFREY BAKER DANITA BANKS SUSAN BARGER 15 DA VID BARKSDALE SCOTT BARNARD SCOTT BENSON LAURA BERG DEBBIE BARRON JEAN IE BARSALOUX THERESA BAUERMEISTER GARY BEAL CONSTANCE BECKERS GREGORY BENECKE LORI BERG ROSALYN BERG MARY BILLSTROM PATRICIA BERG LYNN BERG ESC H GERALDINE BIORN DALE BEN EKE NANCY BENSON VERNON BIRCH DAVID BISTODEAU 16 JOHN BLOMQUEST MARILYN BOE ELIZABETH BOO KEY 17 CHERYL BOURGEOIS DARLENE BRADLEY REBECCA BRISCOE JEFFREY BRUHJELL MICHAEL BRYNTESON KATHY BUCHANAN JOHN BUCK SHER EE BUMGARNER SUSAN BURNS CURTIS BURSA W CAROL BURSCH DAVID BUSBY CURTIS BYSTEDT JANET CAIN CHERYL CARLSON JEFFREY CARLSON KATHLEEN CARON DEBRA CASEY COLLEEN CASSIDY STEVEN CHAMPEAU DIANE CHAPMAN WILLIAM CHAPMAN SANDRA CUMMINS JEFFREY MARJORIE DANIEL DIX JANICE CUNNIEN DAHLRERG DELLAMONICA MICHAEL DOHRN ADRIENNE DARBY DUANE DITTY 20 S s5� M:s WILLIAM DONNELLY DERRIELLE DONOVAN ROBERT DORR THOMAS DORR LISE DOSSI MICHAEL DOUGLAS GWEN DUPONT 21 SHARON ERICK SEN DAVII) ERICKSON DANIEL ERKLOUTS JOHN ERNTSON KATHLEEN ESKIERKA ROBIN EVERETT ROBERT EVERSON JAETTE FEDOR DONALD FELBOR JAMES FI ALA SA NDRA FE VIC, I)A WN FISC US 22 Neil Buckanaga puts the finishing touches on the set for the Senior Class Play. Colleen Ring and Mary Billstrom find time in Needle Arts to enjoy cocoa and sign senior pictures. CONNIE FISH MARTIN FORSETH DANIELLE FREDRICKSON DIANE GADBOIS MICHAEL GANNON DEBRA GILBERTSON OTIS GOHMAN GREGORY GOODIN 23 PATRICIA GOTTSCHALK STEVEN GRANGER JUDY GRAN LUND JEFFREY GRANT CALVIN GREEN TERESA GRIFFIN DORIS HAATAJA BRADLEY HALL KAREN HANEK JEFFREY HANNEMAN LORI HANSON ROBERT HANSON 24 JUDITH HEATH ROBERT HARLICKER PATRICK HARTMAN GREG HART OS SUSAN HASHER JOHN HASSLER JODELL HAWKINSON SUE ANN HAWKINSON BARBARA HAYS 25 Gerrie Biorn and Cherie Card use time wisely in art class. MICHAEL HEGNA CAROL HEINECKE WENDY HENDRIX BERNICE HENSEL One of the many activities seniors work on is decorating Senior Hall for Homecoming 26 DWIGHT HERR SALLY HICKS PHILLIP HILL ANTHONY HOFFMAN MARY HOGLUNI) THOMAS HOPPENRATH DEBBIE HORSMANN DAVID HUBBARD MICHAEL HUGGINS WENDI HUNT HANS ILIFF MIKEL INKALA JAMES ISAKSON JAMES JACOBSEN MICHAEL JANOWIEC 27 LYNNE JAROSZ BRUCE JENKINS BONNIE JOHNSON BRADLEY JOHNSON BRUCE JOHNSON CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON Seniors Jo Ann Chmiel. Liz Asgian and Rick Anderson find that be inn the only-fourth year German students in their class can be fun, interest inn. and work! GARY JOHNSON KATHY JOHNSON L MICHAEL JOHNSON MARY JOHNSON MICHAEL B. JOHNSON MICHAEL J. JOHNSON MONA JOHNSON TERI JOHNSON JAMES KAMPA DANIEL KAPPEL 29 Precision and accuracy are needed in the Wood Shop as shown by Brad Hall and John flossier. SUSAN KEC,LEY MARTIN KEEN CONSTANCE KEHOE DEBORAH KEHOE TIMOTHY KEYES KIRK KINGREN DENISE KNOTT GAIL KNUTSON 30 LARRY KOCH JAMES KOCUR JEAN MARIE KOHL RICHARD KOLB JEAN KOLVIG PAUL K0PP1E TERRY KORN BERG DEAN K0R0G1 GARY KROLL DEBORAH LAHNI CHARLES LAKOTAS DENISE LALIBERTE CHERYL LAMB DEBORAH LARSON NANCY LARSON PAULA LARSON VERNON LARSON JEFFREY LAYER CAROLEE LEBLANC ■ � JULIA LEGRO ROBERT LEHRMANN PENNYRAE LEWANDOWSKI JUDITH LIND JACQUELINE LOBERG ALAN LOGEAIS RANDALL LOUDEN KATHRYN LOVAAS CHARLOTTE LUCHT 32 JANE LUCKEN ALAN LUND STANLEY LUND MARK LUNDEEN THOMAS LUNDEEN MICHAEL LUNDQUIST DEBRA LYNCH PAMELA LYNCH Jocelyn Smith takes a moment out to wonder what the future holds. 33 DANIEL MAAHS SUSAN MAAHS LEROY MAASS GORDON MACLENNAN JOEL MADES STUART MAKI GREGORY MALESKI JEFFREY MALZAHN JAMES MANGER 34 CYNTHIA MATTHEWS BARBARA MATTIE DEBRA MATTSON ROBERTA MCCULLOCH GREG MCGILLIVRAY LARRY MCGILLIVRAY Robert Siedlecki finds that solving a mathematical problem on the computer is timesaving. MARTIN MICHALOVICH STEVEN MICHNOWSKI BECKY MILLER CAROL MILLER GARY MILLIREN KATHRYN MITCHELL DONALD MOEN INEZ MO NT JOY 35 JOAN MOONEY SHIRLEY MORTON DALE MOSER STEVEN MULLIGAN ALLAN NELSON BRADLEY NELSON CHRISTINE NELSON DENNIS NELSON LINDA NELSON MURRAY NELSON SUSAN NELSON MARY NEUBERGER PAUL NIELSEN 36 CHRISTY NORDQUIST PATTI OLSON SCOTT OLSON MARY ORTH RANDALL OVERBY MARK OVERLINE JENNIFER OVSHAK ALAN PARTLOW Finding tasks to complete in boys chef class are L.Louden, S.Mulligan and M. Brynteson. 37 r ’ Mickey Larson and Steve Champeau make repairs on an engine in auto mechanics. DONALD PATTERSON MARK PEARSON RAY PEARSON MARK PEDERSON PATRICIA PENDZIMAS DIANE PERFETTI JUDY PERSON CYNTHIA PETERSON SANDRA PETERSON ANDREW PETERSON 38 till JEFFREY PETERSON LEANN PETERSON TIMOTHY PETERSON PATRICIA PROKOTT CHARLES RAMBERG MARSHA RANTEN COLLEEN RAY ROBBIN REED CRAIG REINKING PAMELA RESLER DANAE RICE CHRISTINE RICHTER DANIEL RICHTMYRE SUSAN RICO 39 KATHLEEN RUSSEL STEVEN RYDBERG PHILIP RYKYTO STEVEN SABAS NANCY SALLMAN RANDY SANSOM DANIEL SATHER JACQUELINE SATHER JOY SCHAFER STEVEN SCHENDEL JOHN R EM AN COLLEEN RING JOANN RITTMILLER PATRICIA RIVARD CATHERINE ROBINSON BILLY ROC HOW SUSAN ROGALSKI STEPHEN ROOS DEBORAH ROBACK RICHARD ROBIDEAU 40 ROBERT SCHMEICHEL Rehearsing for the Sr. Class Play re Lise Dossi and Brian West berg BRADLEY SCHWARTZ STEVEN SEIDE CONNIE SCHUGG BARBARA SEIM KATHLEEN SEROTA LAURA SHEGGRUD ROBERT SIEDLECKI DIANNE SKOOG LORRAINE SKORPAK JAMES SLAVICK GARY SLOAN DANA SMITH JOCELYN SMITH KEVIN SMITH JEFFREY STORY GUY SULLIVAN Senior football players line up in front of the crowd as they prepare to play their last home flame. JAMES SNYDER JANET ST. CLAIR MICHAEL STARKS THOMAS STEELE DEBRA STEMPF PATRICIA STENSRUI) LINDA STERLING DANIEL STINLEY PATRICIA SULLIVAN JOHN SUNDQUIST SHEILA SWANSON SUSAN TALBOT KAREN TAUS JEAN TETZLAFF LINDA THEISEN CHESTER THIBODEAUX JAN THOMPSON STEVEN THOMSPON BRUCE THORSEN JANE TOLKINEN STEVEN TOWNSEND BARBARA TROMBLEY MICHAEL TROMBLEY MITCHELL TUCKER DAVID TYRPA CHERYL UHLENKAMP LUCINDA VANDRASEK TERESA VAN FLEET 44 DEBRA VAUGHN KATHRYN VIC KERMAN KAY VOGEN JOHN VOMHOF RONALD VOSS SANDRA WALL JOANN WEDEBRANI) CECILIA WEISS BRIAN WESTBERG HOWARD WHITE Mike Johnson shows his strength by demonstrating a head stand on the third floor ledge. 45 KATHLEEN WHITMAN DEBRA WICK LUND SANDRA WIITA DAVID WIITA LA KIM WOOD CAROLE WINCEK BONNIE JEANNE WITZMAN WOODRUFF MARLYS YOSHIDA ROBERT ZAGAROS VICKY ZAPPA KATHERINE ZANDLO STEVEN ZAPPA ROBERT ZIEGEWEID KRISTINE ZURA WSKI Also Graduation • Paul Ahles Steven Baker Barbara Bennett .James Boney Neil Buckanaga Edward Columbus Larue Dunham Bradley Enfield Elaine Evensen Karen draff Kim berle draff Joel Morgan James Krier Stephen Long Ricky Lopez Thomas Matykiewicz Donald Meyer Edward Michaud Thomas Nordstrom Micheal Parenteau Mary Poff Keith Sandwich Claude Sibley Richard Siedtecki Hallis Smith deraid Stephney James Walgrcn Thomas Widmer Pauletta Washington Robert Wing Cindy Zappa 46 When You Are Old When you are old and gray and full of sleep. And nodding by the fire, take down this book. And slowly read and dream of the soft look Your eyes had once, and of their shadows deep. - Yeats SENIORS AWARDED FOR ACHIEVEMENTS Each year ten seniors are honored at graduation with awards sponsored by local organizations and business concerns. To be eligible a student must rank in the upper half of the class. The senior class, along with the teachers, vote for a deserving boy and girl. The votes are then tallied and the awards are given out accordingly. The P. T.A. Award of one hundred dollars and a certificate of recognition is given to a boy and girl who have contributed in school and community activities. The North Side American Legion Post honors a boy and girl who have qualities of leadership, courage, honor, and scholarship. A boy and girl receive the First National Bank Award of a medal and fifty dollars for service and leadership qualities. The World Affairs Council of Minneapolis gives the Rose Reese Award to a student who has an interest in foreign affairs. A twenty-five dollar award is given by the Star-Tribune to a deserving senior based on outstanding citizenship and school contributions. The Martha T. Wallace Memorial Fund Scholarship Award is given to a deserving student who ranks high academically. The Daughters of the American Revolution Award is given to a student for interest and achievement in American History. DANITA BANKS P.T.A. DANIEL KAPPEL P.T.A. JANICE CUNNIEN Star-Tribune MARILYN BOE DA R ELIZABETH ASWAN Martha T. Wallace BARBARA HAYS Rose Reese LISA DOSSI First National Bank MICHAEL B JOHNSON First National Bank 48 Fifty-one seniors were presented honor diplomas for maintaining at least a 3.2 average. By maintaining a 3.8 grade point average throughout senior high school, nine students ranked in the top 2% of their class. In recognition of their scholastic achievements, they were awarded red and white stoles and honor diplomas at graduation. Danita Banks Mary Billstrom Geraldine Biorn Jeffrey Bruhjell Susan Burns Kathleen Caron Steven Champeau Jo Ann Chmiel Janice Cunnien Adrienne Darby Robin Everett Donald Felber Teresa Griffin Doris Haataja Susan Hasher Michael Huggins Mikel Inkala Robert Jex Michael B. Johnson Daniel Kappel Jeanmarie Kohl Renee Kosslak Cheryl Lamb Nancy Larson Carolee LeBlanc Kathryn Lovaas Jane Lucken Pamela Lynch Susan Maahs Joel Maaes Jeffrey Malzahn Barbara Mattie Susan Nielsen Scott Olson Diane Perfetti Colleen Ring Catherine Robinson Laura Sheggrud James Slavick Patricia Stensrud Sheila Swanson Susan Talbot Jan Thompson Steven Thomsen Barbara Trom bley Cheryl Uhlenkamp Kathryn Vickerman John Vomhof Debra Wicklund Jeanne Witzman KAREN HA NEK ELIZABETH ASGIAN BRADLEY NELSON JAMES SNYDER DEBORAH LARSON SHARON ERICKSON BARBARA HAYS LISE DOSSI 49 £nderclass men x Bern ROW I: S'. Watlgrius, HZadlo, BJakowski, P.Jarosz, G.Du-raud. B.Byers. ROW 2: R.Anderson. R.Sweeney, R. Watts, M.Jorissen. C.Connolly. L.Ray, J.Shopek, J.Couture. ROW 3:J. Ziegeweid. M.Ostroum, R.Nelson. M.McDonald. D.Stephney, L Ray. ROW 4: Jones. J.Rit-ter, S Cundeesen. B Hinsel. J. Malchow, D.Martin. G.Tinker. UNDERCLASSMEN’S YEARS AT HENRY All underclassmen have their own ways of viewing each year at Henry. Seventh grade is a year just full of adventures being in a new school. Eighth grade is a year to get roots set for coming years. Ninth grade is on the brink of senior high, making it one of the best years. Getting acquainted with all the new students from the neighboring junior high is what sophomore year is all about. The class of ’74 waits eagerly to become seniors and have their chance to be in full control. Each year has its own advantages, but the biggest advantage is knowing that the following year will be even better! Junior Dean Jackson is caught doing what is so typical at Henry-roaming the halls. 307 Lohmann ROW I: L.Bourgeois. Hohen-stein, L.Isais, R.Roisum, N. N. Heryla, K.Hansen ROW 2: K. Morris, ('Berg, L.Lehn, A. Hicks. T.Christian. J.Gladysz. ROW 3: D.Rosier, M.Petersen. B.Spiess, K. Brown, F. Bauer- meister, C.Murray. ROW I: A. Konold. J.Johnson. D.Skrede, M.McCulloch. J.Heimsoth, K. Peterson. 301 Fish ROW I: K.Wedebrand, R.Roi sum. S.Biorn, P.Hadersbeck R.Talbot, M.Ralph, S.Thomp son. ROW 2: I) Jones. R.Hold er, P.Penner, C. Martinson. M Krause. R. James ROW 3: S Doerr. B.Hinrichs, D.Rcdning T.Johnson, M.Lewandowski, R McKellar. J.Edgren ROW 4:1) Booth. J.Somerson. C. Houle M Vogen. G.Barron. L.Butau. 215 Hoerschgen ROW I: I).Daugherty. J.Tsch-ample. C.Asgian. T.Hunt. ROW 2: S. Leach. VSorensen, C.Schmitz ROW 3: J.Boyer. I).Christy, P.Teske, M Me Keen, L. Eastman ROW 4: B.Boucher, T. Hebzynski. R. Severson, J. Niem i. 53 ( ' Ziegen fuss 309 ROW I: C.Forgenson, ('.Jacobsen, M.Mandile, K. Birge. P. Neuman, M.Holmes ROW 2: J. Heinecke, I..Rader, T.Wood- hams, D.Barron ROW 3 I. Sch ram.T.Jansson, P. Iverson. P. Swanson, L.Seide ROW 4: I). Larson, I) Weeks, I).Johnson, M. Bates. R Watts, M.Gorzycki. Walston 122 ROW I: D. Bros from. K. Burns. L. Cleveland, R. Peterson. K. Herr. R.Howk ROW 2: D.Hem-pel. C.Hohenstein. D.Nordby, C. Sykes, C.Siedlecki ROW 3: T.Ritten. S.Mozey, J.Colburn. D. Okan. P.Rice, ROW 4: S.Zas-ke, G.Haralson, B.Ullom, M. Dickinson, G.Kunde, R.Martin Falor 111 ROW I: K.Kafka. L.Lohmar.J. Kuam, C. Connolly. L.Paquette. J.Neuberger, ROW 2 .S'. Wort -man, S.Paxton, D.Bruhjetl, J. McKluain, I).Hartman, L.Sho-pek. T.Dellamonica. P.Baran-kiewkz ROW 3: 7 Kehoe. R. Robe ck. M. Caldwell. N. Campbell. I) Harpole. P.Teslow, T.Lewis ROW 4: B.Rudolph, C.Swor, M. Dahl berg, J. Johnson, 7. Henderson. I'.Zwak, B. Nagel. J. Modeen. 54 Dawn (iiese and Tori -Jacobson seek out the library for a casual place to study. Watch'cm Lutz. Don't let them get away with any fast stuff! Janet Bigelow finds painting equipment a handy chair Davis 305 ROW I: J.Mulligan, TGreve, D.Malzahn, D.Olander, B.Eh• ert, I). White, J.Ouarnstrom, B. Burns ROW 2: D. Wallin. L O'Brien, J Michael, C.Kleis, J. Rico, P. Douglas, K.Shanesy ROW 3: J.McCormick. C.Gil-kerson, J. Otto, R.Fricke, P. Hawkins, D. Hanson, L.Pudlick, J Jensen ROW 4: M. Walters. V.Frydenlund, K.Christensen, D. Treagcr, J Humphrey, A.Crone-miller, D.Tinjum, B.Shores. 55 Eighth grade boys find lunch their favorite subject. Foster 306 HOW I: J.Janowiec, P.Huber. HOW 2: W.Paxton. C. Oilman. K. Wood hams. HOW 3: B.Lang. J. Bye, J.Sletten HOW 4: I). Manzke. M. Everson. C.Jung. P.Skonseng Canham 100 HOW I: D.Berger, E.raone, C. Hurley. M.Borea. S.Zipf, II. Hjorn, D.Durcnberger, T. Anderson HOW 2: N.Sellers. K. Teschendorf. T.Jorissen. I). Boken. H. Lisle, L. Delaney, K. Gray HOW 3: R.Waight. H. Jacobsen. J.Sorbet, K Kardell, V. Olson, I). Hill. H. Roberts. G. White ROW 4: B.Field. S.Vol-ante. D.Tinjun, S.Lorentzen. C. Pien.J.Selton. C.Steffens Seikkula 330 ROW I: I.Hammond. C. Talbot. M White. IV Miller. M Hart -ashy. B.Ekert, M. Isaacson. J. Johnson, J.Kessler. ROW 2: C. Gove, . V.Kitch. S. Foley, N. Trombley. P.Fraser, J.Duffey, G.Skorpak, ROW 3: M.St inski, R.Sober, B. Nelson, S. Brown, I). Hart lev, T.Reid, L. Gilbertson. W Pederson ROW -I: ('.Kickholt, M.Somerson. M.Diwi, P. Hurley. F.Chapman, M.Hegstrand, J Parker Kasscra 302 ROW I: S.Fridgen, L. Benedict A.Bintner, M.Malzahn. M.Fos lien. C.Jones. ROW 2: R.War hal, I). Roberts, D.Gilkerson, T Sm ith, G. Peskem. B. K ru eger ROW 3: S.Jansson. N.EUtrom T.Hiilstrom, T.High, B.Ander son. J.Coles ROW I: L.Kuam A.Vomhof, J.Shores. J.Tolkin en. S.Cummins. D.Socensen, K Olson Mrs. Smith 120 ROW I: A.Hanus. J.Nelson, C. Peterson, G.Rocheford. ROW 2: V.Stang, S.Anderson. J. Robin, S. Bodell, M. Bennett. L. Cos-teleman, ROW 3: R. Matt son. C. Inkala. J. Coyle. J.Kleis. M. Hartfiel, M Chartrau ROW4: T. Wryk. D.FissuUt, S.Levasseur, T. Sulliuan, S.Mika, B. Carlson 57 � ■ 119 Clausen 016 Wiita ROW I: L.Brown. MRauermeister. D.Bodell. J.Denardo, S.Sell ROW 2: J.Koval. L.Slang. L.Krwentcn, S. Stone t Artistry flows through subtle fingers in our art rooms. 121 Thomas ROW 1 O. Walden. 7Hicks. V. Miller. R.dacobwith, R. Sweeney. R Corker ROW2 T. Smith, K. Thomas. D.Froemming. P. Skonsena. I). Larson. G.Smith ROW 3 B. Johnson. S. Mulligan. P.Jordheim. J.Delmege, N. Lad-wig. L.Berndt, ('.Hale ROW I: L. Fndenlund. K.Faulds. S. Dunn. .V. Ouellette. D.Schopj. D.Barhan, (' Bourgeois, S.h nn 58 I r' I ABOVE: An unusual scene of sophomores hard at work. 322 Knapek ROW I: L.Luberacki. R. Reardon, G.Gerszewski, S.Sims, S Rich-man, At.Orr, B. Wavinak, 3.Mud ge ROW 2: B.Landin, I. Witte. M. Kroening, S'.Nichols. P. Herman-son. N.Pederson, P.Vasseur ROW 3: D.Ziebarth. K.Beneke, M.Has-sler. M.Nunberg, D.Zipf, K.Bu-chanaga. R.Reynolds ROW I: 3. Witzmnn. M.Stumne. S.Wire-baugh, B.Borseth. R.Johnson, P. White, R. Sc lion, G.Ross. 112 Mueller ROW I: J.Bledsoe. K.Matzka. R. Williams. L.Nordquist. K Milliren. I) Holm berg ROW 2: P Waight. I). Treager. C.Smith, ■J.Kraemer. J.Biorn, T. Crossman ROW 3: R.Severson, 1). Koine, M.Hira. A. Carlson, B. Opitz, C.Anderson ROW -I: (1. Sullivan, D. Bigelow, M.Sheg-grud. T.Nystrom, B.Renstrom, J. Longer bone 59 With such on energetic staff, how could the ninth grade paper fail? Oakuik 10 ROW I: fi.Chapman, XI.Mattson, J.Fridgen, N.Talbot, S.Ed-berg. C.Ackerman ROW 2: M. Bergstrom. A.Bolan, L.Carter, C.Alstadt. G.Hcupel, L.Alexander, J.Hartos ROW 3: P. Lucas, K.Carver, H. Iverson, XI Pierson, P. Johnson, C.Lynn ROW I: D.Daughtery, L.Tom, 0. Lawman. M.Roberts, (!.Nelson, H. Roberts, C. Carlson ••mV . | . •••• , j Oakvik 10 ROW I: T. Walden, S.Paulsen, L.Rerg, T.Rich, T.Perkins ROW 2: S. Perry. J.Rannow, W.Se-cord. (’.Anderson, T.Xfooncv, P. Lindahl. V. Warhol ROW 3: J. Sawyer, S.Caouetle, B. Johnson. L. Hill, J.Kruchten. R.Utto ROW I: R Randy. B Ward. J. Dossi. Xf.Audelte, 1). Woods Muir RO IV' I S. Scott. R Hint tier. J, Hockert, I.,Sisson. C. Hotchkiss, M. Irwin. P. O'Connell HOW 2: J.Hays. J.Cain. T Kimball. I). Youngkin, V.Botner. L.Alexander. N.Logsdon ROW 3: I). Day. R.Batten. E.Pusl. C.Sisson. K.Skrede. K.Rachner. J Tolkinen, N.Jover, V.Schuman ROW I: I).Schmidt. R.Larson. (1. West man. P. jVeese. H.Strak-hein, C Nutz, M.Luhy. .J.Snyder Wvrouski IIS ROW I: C.Cameron. B.Ander son. K. Johnson ROW2: D.Bruh jell. D.Rystedt. T.Harrer. Smith. J.CronemiUer. S.Ham mar ROW 3 K Seeley. P. Reilly N.Witzman. I). Vet'ling. C.Mc Conoid ROW I: S.Kraemer. R White. B. Warhol. R. Bledsoe. C Daszkiewicz. S. Haugen L. Carlson 107 ROW I: P.Kroening. S.Kaunzer. S. Ralph. P. Sloan, J Kapella. B.Herheim ROW 2: D. Max well, M.Sawyer. P.Gish, C.Demulh. ■J.Nyland, ROW 3: N.Chapman. M. Dunne. Y.Lux. G.Kastner, P Birch. S.Baker ROW 4: R. Stene. M. Froistad, I..Johnson. P.Myhre. S.Lorentzen, L.Lazar z. I). White. B.Shopek Doll 310 HOW I: M Skolt. R. Set ness, S. Mikulak, K. Parker, J.Pajak ROW 2: S.Ross, K.Richardson, F. Olson, G.Sage, C. Woodford, ROW 3: T. Willey. D.Pepek, T. Savior. P Dunne. ROW -I: S. Wen;. J.Feehan. MStommel. J.Sandey. 0 West man E.R Johnson 133 ROW I: 11.Noyes. R.Vander-martin. J. Yates. T Johnson. S.Sellers. ROW 2 R,Cornell. M.Deiiel, I . Berner. J. Niemi, ROW 3: M. Powell. R.Tveit. I). Brue. P. Norton Shane 136 ROW I: K Perfetti. S.Whisney. J Zurau ski. M. Brooks. S. Beyer, I. .Isaacson. C.McKoen. ROW 2: L. Levens, M. Coyle. S. Peckels, J. Bigelow, J. Hermanson. ('. ' .adlo. M.Koine ROW 3: N. Christensen. L.Stahoski. B. Adams. S.Dahi. J. Danielson, B. Chamberlain. ROW -I: S.llan-son, D.Gale, I Widholm. T. Keyes, J. Baleisis. N. Swanson, S. Wick 62 Swanson 036 ROW I: B Cranker, T.Kloster. F.Zasac, D. Barrett, T. Daniels, J. Burns. ROW 2: T.Krave. I). Bursey. D.Jakubowski. R.Man-dile, M.Shephard, G.Schended. ROW 3: I) Ray. J.Sletten D.Cas-teleman. S. Henderson. I).Saline. I). Hunter. R.Chapman ROW I: R. Robinson. J Brand-berg, T.Acres. O.Johnson. J. Peterson, S. Llewellyn. S. Magadan:. J. Berner J. Anderson 214 ROW I D.Jorsen. B.Ekert, P Naslund, C.McCrum, T.Lun-dell. S. Wall. ROW 2: I).Doughty, A.Parker, R. Beaulieu, B, Sage. I) Oranlund. ROW 3: J. Heinecke, M. Godfrey, 1). Miller. L. Berger. T.Rieo, S. Broun, I. Thelen. G.Stahoshi ROW 4 P. I list el, M Ness. K.Smith, V. Blomquist S.Knutson. J.Sletten. L. Borgen Touring 134 Quiring 135 ROW I: B.Bergstrom. J. Werner, I). Hagen, S.Deszamp, ROW 2: B.Podvin, J.Snyder, T Lundahl. J.Arf ROW 3: E.Peterson, S. Haukon, P.Evanson ROW 4: J. Wasolak, SHegstrand, (1. Osgood, B.Hraaten 63 Lieu 211 HOW 1: P.Peterson, {..Couture, L.Meyer, K. Vickerman, L.Rob-ideau, R.Larson ROW 2: I) Dehn, L. Locke, S.Wicklund. R O'Leary, ’ Rapacz. C Braa, I). Callander ROW 3: R.Lundeen, C.Hanschen, L.Gilbert, T.Fee-ban. B. Roberts, B.Hillstrom ROW I. M.Kinunski, G.Mal-ville, R.Lind, B.Jeska, B. Saline, D.Chuba, J.Modeen Jordon 32° ROW I: M.Hagen, D.Skogen, L. Jacobson, M.Book, J. Gross. C. Ericksen ROW 2: D.Hilger, I). Magnan, T.Delvecchio, M. Murphy ROW 3: G.Anderson. V Kranitz, C.Storest, {..Peterson, C.Englert. D.Pesota ROW 4: T. Howard, D.Nelson, L.Hubl, I). Ballanger, M.McShane Sue Gunderson and Barb Burns can really put it together! 64 Mosher 321 ROW I: M.Lazarz. J.DeMar. W Loye. R.Gylfee, ROW 2: A.Rins-welshi. ('.Carlson ROW 3: J Norgren. R Johnigan. S. Henho, H’ Crooker, J.Steffens ROW I: A.Luce, M.Buck. D.Schultz. P. Kolb I). Anderson 310 ROW J. S.Johnson. L.Kehoe. I). Cummins ROW 2 K.Hoglund, K.Ertz, L.Lupo, 0. Knutson, ROW 3: •’. llauer melsler. „. Anderson. I).Doherty. D.Raymond ROW I: J.Julicn. M Russel. (!.Mize. D.Favreau Borders 206 ROW I: R.Kruegel, A Wal- larius. A.Asgian ROW 2: L. Faue, K.OIsensky. S.Wtlkenton, B.Hanson ROW 3: P. Shelly. I) Firko, S.Dreilzler. T.Oranlund 65 Feeley 201 HOW I: M. Lind, D.Fish. M. Truchinski, I). Perkins. V. Briscoe. [).Haukins HOW 2: S. Whitman. C.Jackman, T. O'Connor. J.Neuberger, S.Slron-shein. HOW 3: H.Scrota, H.Johnson, R.Rimer. L.Champeau. J. Yates HOW 4: M. HeidelBerger. C.Thomas. M.McCrum, M. Steinmett. C.Curtright Steve Levasseur takes time from a busy schedule to contemplate. Bobgan 204 HOW I. N.Wassermann. B.Zipf. S.Berg, I. Anderson HOW 2: L. Losota, L.Micknouski. T. Anderson HOW 3: M.Denardo, M. Crossman, R.Lacinda. ROW 4: M. Ellickson. J.Jensen, M.Svo-bodny, I.. Underwood 66 Timmerman 210 ROW I JEdgren. I).Dribble. J. Dribble ROW 2: IWilliams. 1). Day. L.Maass. J.Paone, ROW3: D. Coder. V.Shopek, J.Rydlon, J.Joyer. C.Babekuhl ROW I: C Ninka. L. Hornes, J. Haight, J Schonnesen Gustafson 236 ROW I: J.Anderson. K.Michaud. I) -Johnson. D.Thalin ROW 2: P.Boken. K. Taurus. P. Semes. P Kiel ROW 3: lUlrandt. I). Scramstad, L.Hehrendt. D.XIo-tuska. M.Krone ROW I: M. Hietke. C.Hotchkiss, J.llak, -J. Turner. K.lbream Horbuto 319 iOW I. C-Wamstey. W. Watson. J.Thalin. N.Otterstctter, N. Eraser. D. Towns, C.Druk, I). Larson ROW 2: XI Gabriel, I). ,Jetersen. C.Rieman. -J.Hei-ice he. M. Sat her. D. Geese, R. Schwartz ROW 3. S.Oman. XI. Bowles. S. I.evens. C.VanDrasek, I.Valorie. ('.Cunningham, P. °eterson. C.Edberg ROW -I: C. l'elber. K .Flavin. D.Nunberg, ?.Campbell, H.Tuedt. S.Run-lle, S.Ojalo. G.XIark. L. Wright Bergerson 035 ROW I: S.Elliott. S. Wagner, I). Bujarski, C.Christenson. C.Hed-lund, M.Rainville, D.Wein-meyer. ROW 2: S. Whitney, K.Ostlund, N.Lehn, J. Raymond. J.Nagengast, R.Mc-Campbell ROW 3: O. Miller, M. Sabraski, M. Milton. R.Mac-Lennan, J. Miller, R. Kirby, L. Jacobson ROW • : D.lMtnb, C. Kallenbach, J.Norgren. J.Ko-hagen. G.Kane, D. Carlson VJ' Mardesieh 202 ROW I. L.ltaukom. M.Broten S. Erickson, M.Hill, M.Ander son, ROW 2: E.Malchow. E Wassermann. C. Whitman. P Sanders. P.Miller ROW 3: M Borchard, J.Jansson, R.Staf ford. C. Ncsiund. B. Rogers, K Clark ROW -I: (I.Sullivan, P Kupka. S. Bundle. S. Carlson T. Kertzman Clawson 316 ROW I: D.Fish, S. Enfield. L. Kozicky, M.Hegna ROW 2 R. Baker. J.Corcoran ROW 3 T. Aronson. K.Magadam, B Pederson ROW 4: T.Boldt. M.Vogen, T. Borgen. B.Joyce Aguilar 131 Mullcry 130 ' ROW 1 Zagaros. J.B Tucker. S. Bennett. R. Coles. K.l'ish. T. Steile ROW 2: J.Snider. J.Johnson. B.Wuollet, W.Logeais. E. Leipus ROW 3: R. Paxton. I). Krone. R.Campbell, I).Sandwich. T.Reich, D.Kojetim ROW ■I: A.Chesler, D.Wisniak, R. Morgan, M.Logerquist. G. Pichotta Washington 036 ROW I: R.Hednarczyk. R. Ponath, J. Reardon. M.N inter-froth. L.Rothstein. M.Kohl. .4. Luce ROW 2: D.Frenette, M. Williams. R. Weiss. b.Kvam, I). Sheck. R White ROW 3: J.Miller, M.Jorissen. IV' Bor chard, I). Alselh. D.Sweere, G. Underwood. S. Westrom ROW M. Skelly. B.Delmonico. S.Soder-quist. I,.Soder. G.Lundeen. M. Bohanocn. Sue Baker really digs the books 69 Carlson 107 HOW I: M.Waterhead, M. Daniel. S.Duke. ROW 2: R. Smith. J. Chris toph erson. Wright. ROW 3: G.Wise. R. Peterson. M.Sopinwik. ROW ■): T. Ayres. B.Studelska. P. Sibley R. Carlson 311 Sy lives ter 132 ROW I: LZiesmer. H. liorer. S. Hoglund ROW 2: K.Green. S. McDonald. S. Raker. J.Susnik ROWf 3: M.Michalovieh, W Mc-Keluey Greenhagen 216 ROW; I. T. Pearson. M.Stensrud, D. Elias. I). Palmer. C. Cleveland ROW 2: R.Mysliwiec. K. Stoen. T.Caoette. S.Schroetke ROW 3: K. Halvorson. J.Thi-elen. M.Zeiter ROW 4: B. Olson, ■J.Skoog, J.Babineau, J. Bos from 70 Larson 116 ROW I: S.Neary, T. Weyrens, K. Schwager. R.Lutz. P.Farrand, ('.Rosen ROW 2: J. Tierney, K Hartman, S.Fiscus. P. Bohan, C.Kroening. S.Zack ROW 3: S Huber. K. Kerman, J. Hanson, T. Czaja, R.Schneider. IV'. Kaunzner ROW -I: R.Minell. T. Huffy. M. Schulze, 0.Sorenson, K.Marszalck, C.Vados, R. Huntington Delaney 313 ROW' : P.Darby. C.Wootey. J. Krzesoiviak, M. Mulligan. I). Coder. M.Wallerius. ROW' 2: J. Hryntcson, R.Borea, ■J.Quim-b . T Elmer. P.Steffens. (’ Alexander ROW 3: B.Kehn. M. Waight, I).Hall. L.Bergstrom. J.Houghteling, D.White, R. Bokovoy ROW -I: T.McGrath, J. Schmalz, D.Lodin, S.Oien. J. Trombley. ..Olson 71 Hrendsel 213 HOW I: M Reynolds. B.Jones, S.Lerum. T. Borer. H. Bourgeois. I). Sim ms HOW 2: T.Peske, M. Dorr. B.Lottie, J.Burshart, J. Jordheim. K.Finzeil HOW 3: L. •Johnson, Dace H.G. Beckstrom. K. Greene. S. Morrison HOW I: L. Underwood. B.HiHslrom, F. Amundsen. C.Widmer. D. Nelson. R.Landwehr McGowan 207 ROW I: S.Burke, T.Jacobwith, L.Heebl. G.Alstadt, L.Sellers. L. Petersen HOW2: B.Barnes, H Nelson. L. Stom m el. (Sam er-sen. C.Powell. J.Turner HOW 3: M. Bin t n er. T. Goggins. J. Russel. C.Broun, B.Darwin HOW I: H LaLiberte. D. Cummins, I). Gevers, E.Mruz. M. Michelle. N. Keisling Learning German is hard, but using earphones help out. M. Johnson 313 ROW I: J.Reardon. K.Herr, S. Hoglund, R.liruhjell, J. Minell, C Mont joy ROW 2: T,Jones. E Carlson, E. Eastman. H Weber. T.Lindholm, K. Winston ROW 3: J.Sawina, J.Gronquist. M. Rykyto. C.Antolak, M. Anderson. M.Isaacson ROW -I: I). Hubbard. M. Hanson. R. Joyce. S.Krider, J.Manion, D.Chell W. Miller 212 ROW I: J.Beaulieu, C. Townsend. L.Lang, L.Sherman. M. MeKeon ROW 2: M.Gabriel. M. Kampa, MDistel. I). Hanson ROW 3: L.Neuberger. D.Sko-wranek. J.Ostrouski, L. Curran. I).Fisher ROW 4: T.Grames. D. Hiller. J. Waldon, J. Dicks Sports Scoreboard Pats Kickoff to a Good Season All in all thus was a great football season. The team had its downfalls but there were also some exciting climactic moments. The best memory was when the team beat the Polars of North High and won the Northside Championship. Led by captains B. Donnelly and H. White, our team had a season record -4-1. Henry 0 Edison 0 Henry 24 West 0 Henry 8 Southwest 20 Henry 14 Roosevelt 18 Henry (H.C.) 28 Vocational 14 Henry 14 Marshall-U 0 Henry 8 Central 39 Henry 14 North 0 Non-Conference Henry 8 Brooklyn Ctr. 29 The great football coaches: Monte Miller. Don Swanson and Dick Hatle. LEFT Our fantastic football captains: 86 Howard White, and s2-i Hill Donnelly. TOP: LEFT TO EIGHT: W.Donelly, H. White, J.Manion, J.Snyder. J.Byd-lon, B. Hanson, B. Nelson, D.Sheck. G.lMndeen, K.Wood. M.Douglas ABOVE: LEFT TO RIGHT: ('.Green, M Johnson, J.Sletten, M.Dohrn, S. Llewellyn. R White, S.Lorenlzcn, J.Malzohn, DJohnson, T.Dorr, C. Cassidy 77 TOP:LEFT TO RIGHT: R.Lutz, G.Ross, S. Mulligan. S. Johnson, J.Bab-ineau, I).Ray, B.Boucher, If.Olson, Xf.Michalovich. M.Nimegrog, XI. Luby ABOVE:LEFT TO RIGHT: B.Delmonico, S.Lundquist. V.Birch. I).Saline. D.Jackobowiki, M.Zeiter, C.Johnson, A Luce, C.Niska. T.Coute, M.Irwin, S.Kramer, R.Smith, H.Kuam. A Nelson, M.Forseth, J.Dahl-berg Scott Llewellyn tries for two points. 78 B. Donnelly recovers a fum bleagainst Central. Henry's front-five defense: M.Johnson. R.White. D.Sheck. J. Manion, and I).-Johnson. Kim Wood scores two points against Vocational. After a slow and disappointing start the Henry J. V. ’s came back to end the season with a 4-3 record. The offensive attacks were led by quarterbacks Steve Lorentzen and Brad Boucher and runningbacks Scott Llewellyn and Mark Luby. The defense that played well all year was led by linemen Joe Sletton and Mike (Sheepdog) Johnson. BELOW: Coach Swanson talks over plays with B. Hanson and ■J. Bydlon 80 LEFT: J. Bydlon uses stiff arm to no avail. CENTER: Henry line gives II Hansen t ime to unload. BOTTOM CENTER: Henry J. V. s show strength against Central. RIGHT. C.Green finds trouble at the Henry twenty yard line. BOTTOM: J.Sommerson. J.Modeen, R. Reynolds, M.Hassler, R.Larson, T. Bergen. T.Feehan. P.O'Connel, J.Kaine. J.Arf. D.Perkins. T.Olander, I). Anderson, J.Demur. A.Luce; ROW 2: D.Lohman, D.Brolen, C.Thomas, ( Harrelson. G. Osgood. J.Longerbone, J. Yates. D.Day, P. White, S.Zaske, B.Carlson, J.Ropaz; ROW 3: B. Ward, M.McCrum. R.Morgan. M.Dahlberg, E.Peterson, M.Houghtelling, B.Laliberte, M.Dickenson. B.Carlson. HARRIERS STRIVE FOR FINAL GOAL TOP:LEFT TO RIGHT: C.Jackman. I).Ditty. D.Kappel. D.Richtmeyer. D.Lazars, T.Shockency. T.Peterson, B Sheehan, S. War pm an ABOVE:LEFT TO RIGHT: J.Bledsoe. S.Hanke. D.Lucas. J Frydenlund, T.Krave, J.Hurl, B.Nagel. J.Berner, M.Nun-berg. 1). Bigelow, B. Lottie, B. Bergstrom, I). Dougherty. T.Crossman, D Maxwell 82 LEFT: Harriers hustle towards the finish line. Getting off to a food start is important to Henry's Cross Country team. WE KEEP, MOVING ALONG .. . TOP: Team: L. to R - C.Green, AI.Luby, DJohnson, S. Lorentten, C.Sibley, I)Johnson. S.Okeson, MJohnson. J. Manion, I).Erickson. B.Bouche LEFT- Will it make it? ABOVE- C.Green holds the ball against North in the team's big victory! Scoreboard Henry- 66 Marshall-U 57 Henry 87 South 75 Henry 69 Southwest 52 Henry 48 West 58 Henry 49 Roosevelt 47 Henry 71 North 53 Henry 61 Vocational 6.5 Henry 60 Wash burn 62 Henry 50 Central 61 Henry 58 Edison 54 Henry 68 Marshall-U 48 Henry 65 South 46 Henry 75 Southwest 57 RIGHT ON! RIGHT ON! RIGHT ON! How could one describe this year’s season? The team was great, but the fans were super! The team needed a big support to make it. and they got it! With height and strength our team, known as one of the best defensive teams, made us proud and never let us down! FAR LEFT: D. Johnson finds height a help in a tifiht moment ABOVE. M Johnson and I).Erickson wait (or a tip off. LEFT: S.Okeson jumps for a block, a skill which helped us win. 85 AFTER UPS AND DOWNS WE KEPT ON! TOP I,EFT Dave Erickson shows his form that m ade us great LEFT: Henry players ready to Block that Shot! RIGHT: C.Green dribbles the ball down court against Roosevelt. ABOVE: The Henry team show its teamwork against Roosevelt. FAR LEFT: SSmith tries to move the ball to I). Johnson. LEFT: S.Okeson shoots for two points. 87 SOPH’S TALENT HARD TO BEAT!!! This year's Sophomore Basketball team had a good year with a season’s finish of 7-7. Leading scorers on the team were Tom Borgan and Ron Morgan. The team did not finish well as a whole, but some outstanding players added much, and we can look forward to an exciting upcoming year. Sofrtwmore Basketball Team: ROW I: S.Rennet t. P O'Connel. B.Bergstrom, t).Bigelow. J. Rapaz. ROW 2: M.Dahlberg. T. Borgan. M.Vo-gen, (I.Nelson. M MeCrum. ROW 3; R.Morgan. T. Sullivan, B. Saline. S.Lavasser. R.Johnson. T Wrych. BELOW RIGHT: T.Borgan puts in another two points. BELOW: B.Bergstom takes the ball down court against IVWf. SKIING A SLIDING SUCCESS! This years ski team placed fourth in the city, and nine members of the team made their way to state meets. With a young team they can look forward to an exciting season next year. LEFT: li.Sheehan demonstrates his form at cross country skiing. BELOW: Come fly with me.'” says J. Klein. Team: L to R- T.Feehan. R Huntington. D.Ditty, R.Smith. M.Stommel. H.Sheehan. J.Studelski. S.Duke. M.Steinmeti, N.Harrison, J Klein. T.Krave. R.Hanson, K.Kappcl, L A. Grecnhagen-coach. HOCKEY TEAM STRIVES FOR SUCCESS Scoreboard This year's hockey team was somewhat of a surprise after the loss of most of their first string players. For the num her of experienced players returning on the team, their fourth place in city was great! As one senior stated, “They did well and can look forward to a good season next year. ” Henry 4 West 1 Henry 4 Marshall-U 5 Henry 7 Vocational 1 Henry 4 Washburn 1 Henry 10 Central 1 Henry 4 Southwest 7 Henry 1 Roosevelt 4 Henry 5 Edison 4 Henry 5 North 2 Henry 16 South 5 ABOVE: S.Michnou ski goes for a face-off against Southwest. LEFT: B.Hanson, I).Busby and J.Bydlon concentrate with might on the game. Team: LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I: J.Arf, SMichnowski, T.Dorr. J.Reardon, D.Schoph, B.Nelson, II Hanson. I).Busby, M.Douglas, J.Byd-lon ROW 2: R.Marciniak. J.Gronquist, S.Siede. G.Pichotta, S.Arnold. K.Cassidy. I). Hunter. M.Powell. B.Olson. T.Lundeen 91 RIGHT: M. Douglas breaks away with the help of T. Dorr ABOVE: M. Douglas. J.Reardon and D.Busby aid D.Schoph against Southwest TOP: D.Schoph makes a save with J. Reardon and T.Dorr. LEFT: J.Bydlon goes in to aid D.Busby in a tense moment. 92 r SOPH’S HAVE GOOD SEASON, GOOD EXPERIENCE, HIGH HOPES! 93 TOP: J. Arnold shows the famous Henry talent in handling the puck against Southwest! Team: L. TO R ROW I: F.Talbot. E.Lind. S.Lerum. J.LUke. ROW 2: C.Orkstad. T Bohan. J.Cain. T.Crossman. W.Lougeous.J.Snyder ROW 3: C.Thomas. J Johnson. J. Humphry. (i.Osgood. J.Johnson Varsity Squad: ROW I: S.Kraemer (132), A.Logeais (119), D.Barksdale (126 , T.Hoppenrath (112), T. Sellers (103), S.Sellers (98). ROW 2: M Dickinson (145). J.Modeen (145), -J. Haight (155), 4.Malzahn (167), R, Ziegeweid (180), O. Sullivan (167). M Miller-coach GRAPPLERS PIN’EM DOWN Henry’s Varsity Wrestling Team coached by Mr. Miller finished the 1973 season with four wins, five defeats, and one tie. Co-captains this year were Tom Hoppenrath and Bob Ziegeweid. Hoppenrath was the District Champion in the 112 pound division with 24 wins and 2 defeats. M.Dickinson was the sophomore District Champion. Seniors who wrestled regularly were: Guy Sullivan, Tom Woppenrath. Jeff Malzahn, Bob Ziegeweid, and Dave Barksdale. J.V. Squad: ROW I: .J.Peterson. L Olson. B.Podvin. B Lottie, L.Pud-lick. J.Shopek. M Kraemer. M. Irwin. ROW 2: D.Fintwick, S.Haugen. D.Korogi, M.Buck. R.Robideau, J.Trombley. ROW 3: M.Lundeen, ■J Buck, M.Michalovich. Mr. Wyrowski-assistant coach. CENTER RIGHT: Senior .Jeff Malzahn executes a move which leads to a victory. RIGHT A player from Grace finds himself under a hold hv T Sellers. 94 Scoreboard Henry 54 Marshall-U 99 Henry 17 Southwest 39 Henry 30 North 27 Henry 12 South 39 Henry 15 Central 34 Henry 40 West 14 Henry 6 Edison 43 Henry- 20 Vocational 30 Henry 44 Roosevelt 16 Henry 26 Wash burn 26 95 A HOVE: -Jeff Haight puts the pressure on an opponent and pets the pin LEFT: Senior Tom Hoppenrath experiences the joy of victory. FABULOUS GYMNASTS RIP OFF THE GREATEST SEASON EVER! TOP LEFT: Hill Crooker concentrates on his next move. TOP RIGHT: Brad Hall displays a dismount on the parallel bars. LEFT: John Hassler has excellent form on the high bar. A BO VE: John Burns fmts forth a strong effort on the horse. The gymnastic team had an excellent season this year. The sport gained a considerable amount of popularity since the gymnasts started spreading the word. “It’s been a long time in coming, but Henry has finally had one of the winning teams, “remarked captain Brad Hall. “It's not just hard work, but also team spirit that brought us from a good team to the best in the city, ’’ commented captain John Hassler, The events that take place at the meets are floor exercise, side horse, trampoline, rings, parallel bars, high bar, and tumbling. It takes a lot of patience and practice to become a good gymnast, and Henry’s guys certainly have what it takes. Some of the most beautiful things to be seen happen at one of Henry’s gymnastic meets. “Unselfishness, teamwork, and a lot of sacrificing paid off, ”said coach Jim McDonell. “It’s good to know that you are a part of something wonderful. ” TEAM: ROW I; Captain, Brad Hall; Captain. John Hassler; all-around man. John Aspinu-atl ROW 2; Mark Aspinuall, Herald Nyland. Dan Coder. Roy Renotds. Andy Luce, Rod Mylsueic, Coach Jim McDoneli ROW 3; John Hums. Hill Crooker. Ron Steffens. James Honey. Hrad Schwartz. Ron Johnson. HENRY TANKERS SWIM TO THIRD This year the Henry swimming team proved to be one of the powerful teams in city competition. Led by co-captains Tom Steele and Bob Jex they ended the season with 8 victories and 2 defeats. Although characterized by overall strength, the team had their highlights, one of them being the school record set by Tom Steele, who swam the 100yard Butterfly in 59.4 seconds. Mark Shepard also broke the school record in the 400 yard freestyle with a t ime of 4:29.1. One of the closet meets was against Edison, where Edison led until the last event—the 400yard freestyle relay. As shown before, Henry came through, winning by about six inches to claim the meet, 48-47. The seniors on the team were looking forward to a victory against West, having been defeated the past two years. Chuck Bruhjell, in diving, was typical of many underclassmen gaining experience on this year’s squad. This experience will help uphold Henry’s winning image. T ABOVE: M.Shephard swims his hardest to break the Henry record. ABOVE RIGHT: C.Bruhjell strains for a magnificent dive. RIGHT: Steeling the race for first place is T.Steele. Scoreboard Henry 61 South 32 Henry 52 West 43 Henry 62 Marshall-U 28 Henry 48 Edison 47 Henry- 43 Washburn 52 Henry 48 Vocational 16 Henry 39 Southwest 56 Henry 63 North 32 Henry 51 Roosevelt 44 98 Varsity Swim Team: LEFT TO RIGHT ROW l: f.Hockert. V. Koine. DJmcqs, M.Sheggrud, D.Kojetin, If. Henke, If.Steele, G.Harleson. ROW 2: S. Henke. D.Koine, R. Severson, I). Castleman, I). White. J.Schonneson, M. Shephard, M.Kohl, T. Borer, C. Jackman. ROW 3: Mr. Arnold, assistant coach: If.Jex, R.Nitchie, manager; Mr. Hoe I. coach: T. Steele. CENTER LEFT: BJex takes a mo-merit out to check his position. BELOW: J.Schonneson shows determination in the 100 yard butterfly. 99 GOLF TEAM PUTTS AROUND TOP: Getting in a little putting practice. ABOVE: LEFT TO RIGHT: J.Miller;J.Dicks. D. Chetl; co-cpatain B.Delmonico, co-captain M. Inkala. co-captain C.Lakotas RIGHT: Mike Inkala in good form. 100 TENNIS TEAM SWINGS INTO SPRING 7'his year's tennis team, although relatively inexperienced, looks forward to a promising season. The team is under the direction of new head coach Vernon Hackes, who took over the position previously held by Lyndon Carlson. Good Luck! TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: J.Neuberger, J.Schonnesort, D. Maxwell, ROW 2: RX it chic. S.Baker, V. Birch. T.Krave, Coach Mr Baches FAR LEFT: John Schonneson hits a smashing curve. BOTTOM RIGHT: Steve Baker sets up to whip one over the net. BELOW: In a lou stance, Jeff Carlson is ready for anything RfS SWING TO VICTOR . Badminton and GM's Tennis were led by Captains Danita fla Gir ond Debbie Lynch. Both teams got off to a good start, but in, of the badminton season D. Banks was injured, which ruined t tnid team s high hope LEU TO RIGHT: ROW I: D.Lynch. U.Bruhjell, J.Mudge. S.Eichman, C.Talbot. ROW 2: Miss Peechia, S.McDonald, S.Rundle, J.Bak, L Barnes, M.Gorzycki, C. Robinson, S. Talbot. D Banks Jaette Fedoria ready to return opponent's volley. LEFT: Tennis for captains I). Banks and I). Lynch is really their racket! Tennis team ROW I: B.Hays, D.Lych, S. Fevig. S.McDonald. .J. Fedor. ROW 2: M Gorzycki, NSallman. D. Banks, C. Anderson. L.Bookey. K.Alseth, L.Berg. BOTTOM RIGHT: L.Berg givings high for a victory. BOTTOM LEFT. Sandy puts a lot of power into her serve. CINDERMEN DETERMINED TO MAKE THE SEASON LOOK GREAT RIGHT: R.Smith reaches out for a good jump. FAN RIGHT: Co-captain D. Sather smoothly leaps over the high bar. BELOW: Determination shows in the faces of T. Peterson and T.Shockency. Team: ROW I: C.Bystedt, R.Lundeen, D.Ditty, D. Barksdale. T.Borgan, C.Jackman. S. Wort man, B Sheehan, A Hurt ROW 2. C.Niska, K.Kernan, M Dohrn, J.Boney, J. Berner. R Bledsoe. D.Kap-pel. M.lAiby, G.Ross, S.Schroetke, J.Modeen ROW 3: D.Sheck. S.Wirebaugh, D.Richmeyer, S. Hwellyn, T.Shockency. I..Lazar:. S Thomsen. S. Boney, M Forseth, D. Sat her. G.Lundeen. R.Johnson. B.Jenkins.J.Sletten. T.Peterson. Track is a highly competitive sport. It combines individual events, and yet to have a good track team you need well-conditioned athletes in each spot. The team this year is lead by captains Dave Barksdale and Dan Sat her. They also have a new head coach, Craig C.anham. The team looked optimistic this year with some leading point-getters such as: Dan Richmeyer, Rick Smith, Duane Ditty, and Bruce Jenkins. CENTER LEFT: H. Sheehan receives the baton from M.Dohrn to complete the relay ABOVE: Co-captain I) Barksdale finds himself in rough competition. LEFT J. honey and I).Richmeyer push for the finish. 105 IT’S GOING, GOING, ...G ONE! This year's baseball team, coached by Mr. Washington, will consist of seven seniors and two juniors returning from last year's team. The team has high hopes in city competition. TOP RIGHT: He is Out!!! TOP LEFT: S. Michnowski streaks fur second after hitting a double ABOVE: K Wood, first base coach, units to tell his man what to do. CENTER RIGHT: T.Lundeen lets the high ball go by. RIGHT: LEFT TO RIGHT: T.Lundeen. S. Barnard. B Donnelly. J Manion. I). Johnson. B Hanson. K.Wood. J.Snyder. S.Michnowski 106 GIRL’S SWIMMING IS A SPLASHING SUCCESS Team; I. to l{, B.Brendsel-cuach, M.Wallerius, H.Brandt, C.Kaunzer, G.Rockeford. L.Johnson, P.Delaney. C.Robinson. J.Bak, J.Joyer, S.Krone, N.Joyer, M.Koine, J.Gross, S. Wick FAR LEFT: J. Gross shows a perfect performance LEFT: C.Robinson demonstrates the breast stroke M.Koine, J.Bak, N.Joyer take off in a back stroke 107 GIRL’S GYMNASTICS KEEP STRETCHING ON Girls Gymnastics is just beginning to become one of the most popular sports in high school. As the years progress Henry will be a top contender. Team: ROW I: M Rilke, C.Gilk• erson, R.Rierdon, S.Eichmann, M Denardo, B.Chapman, coach Miss Ecklund ROW 2: J.Gross, S. Ralph, K.Buchanan. C, Wincek ROW 3: RJohnigan, R. Adams. M. Gonycki LEFT: Grace and concentration is being shown by M. Bilhe. WHO’S THE BEST—WE ARE! 109 'll THEY ARE THE BEST This year’s cheerleading squad.lead by captain Denise LaLiberte, added zest and spirit to the crowd. This year the squad consisted of seven seniors; Barb Trombley, Nancy Larson, Denise LaLiberte, Colleen Ring, Marlyn Boe, Diane Gadbois and Debby Wicklund; and juniors: Sandy Christenson, Bettye Adams. Laurie Lang, Laurie Issacson and Connie McLennan. Bach girl did an excellent job. RIGHT: M.Boe. S.Christenson, and I). Wicklund lead the crowd with the ,Pat Poiver cheer. LOWER RIGHT: Cheerleaders cn • for a victory at the Brooklyn Center game. BELOW: B.Trombley. I) Gadbois, and D.LaLiberte show the crowd two different cheers at the same time. Captain I). La Liber te leads the squad in a V I C T O R Y! BELOW: Colleen Ring and Hettye Adams caught in action doing the traditional rouser, SOPHS DEVOTE TIME TO TEAMS AND SCHOOL Sophomore cheerleaders Terri Ritten, Mary Dorr, Barb Lang, Sharon Wicklund, and captain Nancy Fraser found that spirit doesn’t stop at the games. They have all done a great job supporting their teams and school. Mary Dorr takes time from cheering to enjoy a square dance. 112 A GIFT OF TEAM SPIRIT Activities HOMECOMING ROYALTY SETS MOOD OF’73 A friendly girl, peppy and wise A happy smile and big brown eyes, A warm wish and grateful tears, 1A friend to cherish through the years. KAREN HANEK COLLEEN RING A sweet smile, her warmth expressed Subtle beauty, with intelligence stressed. Emotional, sincere and witty A joyful girl, so poised, so pretty. VICKI ZAPPA CHRIS NORDQUIST Feminine charm, a lovely face, A gentle girl, with lots of grace. Cute and friendly, one to jest A personality at its best. 117 The 1972 Homecoming festivities started out beautifully with the Thursday night coronation of Queen Nancy Larson, which followed the Alumni Talent Show. Then on Friday the Student Auditorium helped add to the excitement and fired up the PA TS to a 28-11 victory over Vocational. That night the popular band. Sassafras, helped add to the PA TS celebration of their much deserved victory. RIGHT: GOTCHA! UH HUH' RELOW CENTER: The 19T2 Top Ten Queen Candidates LEFT TO RIGHT V Zappa, K.Hanek, N. Larson. D.Horsmann, J. Mooney, C. Cassidy. J. Lind. C.Nordquist. C. Ring, ). Wicklund. BOTTOM: The band. Sassafras, plays the popular Color My World at the 1972 Homecoming Dance. BELOW: S.Bernard. J.Jacobson, and J.Fiala gel it on with their song Ding-A-Ling. CENTER BOTTOM: The 1972 Royalty Court and Football captains take time out at the brunch to pose for a picture. RIGHT: The 1972-73 Royalty Court seems to enjoy the Homecoming brunch held in their honor.. P.Coyne and M.Pederson, M.C.'s for the 1972-73 Homecoming festivities, are found telling one of their jokes? ABOVE: The com bination of the Pastel Pats and Front Five dance to the beat of Rock in 'Robin. 120 OPPOSITE TOP A group of senior girls display their talent as the Kegger Queens. OPPOSITE LEFT: Chuck Lakotas perches on stage: anxious to please the audience OPPOSITE LEFT CENTER B.Donnelly and C.Nord-quist find that choosing their breakfast is a harder task then they had thought. I.EFT: A lot of time and effort is put into decorating the auditorium by students and teachers for the Home-corn ing fest ivities. LEFT CENTER: These underclassmen display their talent while preforming a modern dance to the song Shaft. GOBBLERS IS JUST THE BEGINNING ABOVE LEFT: Couples take a break from the dance to talk things over ABOVE CENTER: Couples at Gobblers express their ability to dance ABOVE: A moment to cherish. LEFT: The band Cracker Jack Brou n helps add to the excitement of the evening. 123 STUDENTS SWING % AT 3RD ANNUAL HOE-DOWN Again, students and teachers were able to get together to have a good time at the third annual student government-sponsored Holiday Hoe-Down. As usual, Mr. Lukasziveski did an outstanding job as caller and all who attended seemed to enjoy themselves. RIGHT: “Hey, what are you doing? CENTER RIGHT: Don't just stand there, do something! EAR RIGHT: Hey, wait a minute Kink not so fast! HELD VV: Keep on truckin' BELO VV CENTER. Those were the days my friend! BELOW RIGHT: Is this right you guys? ONE-ACT PLAY ENTERS REGIONS! This years one-act play contest entry was “The Weavers. ” This play is a socialist drama. The play was under the direction of Mr. Sylwester and the cast placed first in the regionals by performing beautifully. TOP RIGHT: L. Berg's fantastic portrayal of the blind lady earns her an honorable mention ribbon. ABOVE: Old Haumert talks to the lieutenant about the weaver's life. Joan Kroening .......................................understudy Paula Nenes ....................................student director Use Dossi....... Lori Berg....... Ed Eastman . .. Darlene Bradley . Mother Baumert . . Mother Nilse Edvard Wittig . Mielchen Htlse Vicki Collins John Cantrell Joel Dossi Hans lliff . . Patti Bohan Mother Hienrich Father Baumert Lt. Mortiz Jaeger .......Old Hilse . Luise Baumert 126 TOP: The cast withers together over a few flaggots of Ale and a song. ABOVE: Wit tig raises the spirit of revolution in Old Baumeri BIGHT: Old Baumeri brings yarn from the factory for the others to weave. 127 ’73PRESENTS J.B. On November 15, 16, and 17 the Senior Class presented the play J.B. This play has been considered one of the classics of modern american theatre. The play was based on the book of Job in the Bible. Mr. Zuss John Cantrell Mr. Nickles Pat Coyne J.B Brian West berg Sarah Lise l)ossi Rebecca Wendy Hunt Mary Shirley Morton Ruth Darlene Bradley David Tim Keyes Jonathan John Aspenwalt Messengers Chuck Lakotes, Jeff Agnes. Mark Lundcen, Jim Jacobsen. Dennis Nelson. Joel Modes, Dave Bor chard Maids Karen Hanek. Jane Tolkinen, Sandy Wall, Marcia Ran ten Leper ladies Val Cowdery, Vicky Collins, Jan Cunnien, Lori Berg, lari Hansen, Dianne Perfetti. Jocelyn Smith, Colleen Ray. Jean Witzam, Chris Nelson. Kathy Buchanan. Debbie Casey, Pam Lynch. Dawn Fiscus Philosophers Mike Janouiec. Chester Thibodeaux, Don Meyer Butler Steve Root Newspaper Reporter Joan Kroening TOP: Some not too thoughtful, but eager photographers capture on the faces of J.B. and Sarah the tortured neus of the:r children s deaths 128 ABOVE: At Thanksgiving Dinner the children are asked to describe what they are thankful for SUCCESSFUL MARDI-GRAS. . . This year the PTA along with the Student Government replaced the traditional Sadie Hawkins with a Mardi Gras. The Mardi Gras was held on January 26th and turned out to be a very successful school and community event. TOP TAR LEFT: Underclassmen show spirit by dressing in the 50’s style LEFT CENTER: ''('ream of People'' soup teas one of the many items on the menu in the Spook House FAR LEFT BOTTOM: Seniors discuss coming events at Henry. BELOW: The Patriot Staff provided a Ring Toss, one of the many booths sponsored at the Mardi-Oras. LEFT: The jail sponsored by the Drama department was a good place to keep your friends and enemies. 131 , . .REPLACES TRADITIONAL HA WKINS! X� 132 A HOVE: The flesh behind the hones. WE DON’T CARE IF WE MAKE FOOLS OF OURSELVES.. . . . CAUSE WE GOT SPIRIT!' 135 STUDENT GOVERNMENT IS ON THE GO Student Government has been working hard on getting new activities and programs planned. Trying to get all of the students to participate is one of the chief goals for the Senate. The Mardi Gras was one of the greatest events this year for the Senate and the whole student body. It was very successful and it took a lot of long hard work for everyone, but the turn-out was great. We appreciate very much all of the work and the 7:30 meetings that made this year a very successful one for all of the Senators and their advisor, Mrs. Savage. ABOVE: ROW I: M.Boe, B Nelson. I).Banks. B.Johnson ROW 2: D.Laliberte. K Wood. M. Janoweic, H. White ROW 3: T.Lindholm. NJoyer. J. Tompson, (i Ross. P.Keeht, S. McDonald ROW 4: LJohnson. J.Tolkinen, B.Twedt. S.Ixirentzen. S.Llewellen. S. Rundle. N. Larson TOP: President B.Nelson listens to the opinions of the Senators CENTER: The boys wonder what is going on? R!GHT:Mrs Savage takes part in the discussion House of Representatives: ROW I: J.Anderson, D.Bruhjclt, • .Paone. S.Swanson, P.Lewendowski. HOW 2: K Oreene, S.Neary, T.Uarrer, P.Reilly, J l.ind, -I. Hruhjell. G.Benecke. S.Talbot, D.Schmidt. HOW 3: P.Kroening, M.Krone, I. Tust, M.Sovokony. D.Horssman. I) Fisher. M.Hajari, MHanten. HOW i I). Nelson, A.Imcc, M.McCrum, T.Ritten, R.Mattson, I). Nun berg, T.Dorr. H. Lottie. Officers of the House this year were: HOW 1: Sue Talbot. Secretary, ROW 2: Dan Schmidt. Vice President; Dennis Nelson, President. Greg Henecke. treasurer 139 1973 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL The Junior High Student Council gives the underclassmen a means to voice their opinions in school matters. It is a democratic way of representing grades seven, eight, and nine. This year the student council has helped in many small ways, especially in their participation in the Mardi-Gras. I.EFT B. Iverson leads a discussion in student council I PPER RKIHT: R.Bloomquist, C. Woo ley. 0.Sullivan enjoy time spent on the council CENTER: Not just one of those dull meetings! ABOVE:■! Elmer, T.Rader: typical representatives! SPEECH AND DEBATE: A SUCCESS Debate: The debate team has had a very successful season. The team competed in debate tournaments and had a lot of fun doing it. In addition to oratory practice, team members spent many busy hours delving into every possible source of information on their topic. Speech: Members of the speech team put in many hours of preparation and detailed work into their speeches. This year's new advisor for the speech team is Miss Blom. TOP: Junior Varsity Debate: M. Anderson, L.Hohenstein, B. Hanson, S.Strochem ABOVE: Varsity Debate I.Dossi, J.Cunnien. N.Sallman, B Hays Speech Club: BOW I J.Neuberger, M.Schultz, C Hotchkiss, B.Lottie ROW 2 M.Koine. S.Strochein. RBruhjett. DScramstad ROW 3 M Anderson. V. Williams. L.Hohenstein. J.Cunnien. B.Borer. J Bah. S.Lorentzen. ROW ■ : D.Skroicenck, J.Anderson. J Raymond. K.Al-seth. L.Dossi ROW 5: S.Llewellcn, K Wood. (!.Underwood, K.Kojetin 141 A VARIETY OF ORGANIZATIONS KEEP STUDENTS ACTIVE Science Club has been working hard at their discoveries—trying to learn new ideas and concepts has been their goal. The group meets regularly to discuss the science field. We may even get a scientist out of the group! Library assistants have kept themselves busy by arranging books, checking them in and out, and helping us find what we need. They have been a big help to the librarians, clipping news articles and putting out new materials. M2 UPPER RIGHT Hobby Fischer' ABOVE: Science Club L.Dossi, K Alseth. K Hand;. J Cunnicn. H Hensel. L.Asgian. M Anderson ABOVE: Library Assistants: K.Kafka. S.Baker. T DclVeccio. D.Haataja, P.Olson. J.Barsatoux. S.Biorn, P.Hermanson TOP BIGHT: Checking out materials keeps the librarians busy 143 « NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TRIES HARDER The National Society is a group of seniors who maintain a grade point average of 3.2. They have to apply to get into the group. Teachers elect the members. The group is planning on taking a trip this year. Some of the members are inducted into N. H. S. in the spring of their junior year. The rest of the mem bers are inducted in the fall. TOP CENTER: ROW I: B. Hays, S. Hasher, L.Asgian.J.WiUman, J.Cunnien. A.Darby, -J.Snyder. S.Maahs. S.Erickson. ROW 2: J. Smith. D.Haataja, M.lnkala. S.Champeau. J.Tolkinen, ('.Robinson. D.I.arson. N.Larson, L.Dossi. ROW3: G.Biorn, J.Lucken. R.Kosslak. S.Thomsen. M.Billstrom. C-Ring. K Wood. ROW 4: N.Sallman. K. Lovaas. K Hanek. B. Nelson. S. Talbot. M.Boe. J.Thompson. D. Wickhnd, D.LaLiberte ROW 5: M.Johnson. ABOVE: President: D.Kappol, Vice President: J.Smith. Secretary: J. Tolkinen, Treasurer: J. Cunnien all take timeout for a picture. RIGHT: N.H.S. members attend the fall induction 144 U5 F.H.A’ERS MOVING TOWARD NEW HORIZONS The Future Homemakers of America is a worthwhile club. They help out organizations such as the Red Cross. J.Smith is the President of F.H.A. this year. This F.H.A. group is a small one, but it makes a lot of sense! They have had regular meetings, and a lot of good times too. amm 'X- STAGE CREW CLIMBS TO NEW HEIGHTS This year’s stage crew has worked many hard, long hours in preparing for plays and setting up for auditoriums. The advisor is Mr. Touring, and the student advisor is Barb Seim, who has kept these kids together throughout the year. ECOLOGY AT HENRY The Ecology Action Club has had a very successful year. One of their ecology acts was collecting old telephone books and other recycleable items. Their main purpose is to keep the Henry area free of litter and to keep the spirit of ecology growing through the whole school by printing a small newspaper. The advisor of this group is Mr. Alexander Thomas. 148 A NEW THING: BLACK HISTORY WEEK Henry had a great new thing this year—a Black History Week. Black students spent many long hours of research and practice to prepare for this great event. Starting this program off were some speeches about great black men and women and what they have done to help in the “growing of America. ” There were also many singers and dance groups. To conclude the program everyone got together and sang the Black National Anthem. The program, in summary, was a big success! A BO VE LEFT: I). Banks shows her talents in speaking. ABOVE: As a group, these students sang the Black National Anthem. FA R LEFT: Showing their talents in jazz dancing. LEFT: Students show one o{ the many great African Dances. 149 PEP FILLS THE AIR AT HENRY PEP BAND Under the direction of Dan Erklouts this year's pep band was a great success. They added wonderful music and great spirit to pep fests, basketball and hockey games. The mem bers came once a week at 7:30 A. M. to practice their skills. PEP CLUB Although this year’s pep club was small these few members put great spirit in the halls by painting signs, and selling basketball and hockey pins. This year the pep club got to paint the walls at school with their slogans and pep talks. Pep Band ROW 1: N.Chapman. L.Jacobsen. V.Cowdery, C.Uhlenkamp. P.Boken. S.Leach. C.Riemcn. ROW 2: S.Eichmen, J.Bigalow, R Kosslak, B. Anderson. P. Delaney. L.Behrendt. W.Crooker. ROW 3: C.Beckers. K. Greene, D.Nelson. J. Dahl berg. B.Crooker, S.Maki. S. Baker. D.Bigelow. ROW 4: J.Erklouts, T.Criffen. L.Lazarx. J.Rieman. J.Stephens. N.Sallman. P.Evenson, B.Johnson. M.Lazarz. J. Wald-on. 150 Pep Club ROW I: C.Nelson, D.Perfetti, L.Hanson. ROW 2: D.Chapman, D.Haatoja. D.Horss-man. N.Larson. ROW 2: P.Kroening. C.Ring, S.Talbot. M.Billstrom. ROW -I: C. Ray, L.Bookey, K. Lovaas, J. [Horn, I). Wicklund. TOP RIGHT: Pep Club Officers L.Bookey. P.Kroening. J.Biorn 151 BAND ROCKS AROUND THE CLOCK This year the band has been working hard to earn money for their trip to Florida. They sold candy and tickets to the Chanhassen Dinner Theatre. They traveled to the junior highs putting on concerts. Under Drum Majorette, Val Cowdery, the band played at all the home football games. They also participated in the ribbon cutting ceremonies at the bridge on Brooklyn Boulevard. The biggest reward of all, though, was winning a first place award in the Hopkins Raspberry Festival Parade. BAND. TOP CENTER: LEFT TO RIGHT. ROW I: G.Kosner. S. Paulson. S.Leach. M.Opheim, P.Boken, C.Uhlenkamp, L.Jacobsen. L Alexander, M.Boe ROW 2: I).Casey. M.Mattson, B.Anderson, B Rysted, C.Ackerman. K.Hanek, L.Gilbert. K.Schwager. J. Bigelow. S. Eichman. P. Delaney. R.Nitchie. D. Hanson, B. Nelson. W.Crooker. D. Fish ROW 3: N.Sallman, B Robinson, D.Lucas. D.Nelson, S.Maki. B. Crooker, J.Dahlberg, D.Maxwell, R.Ponath, M.Sawyer. S.Baker, J. Gross. G. Heuple, J.Dossi, D. Doherty, G. Nelson, G.Pichotta, T. Griffin. J.Mudge. K.Green ROW 4: D. Woods, M.Audette.J.Lucken, L.Lazarz, J.Rieman, M.Parenteau. M.Ranten, P.Evenson, J.Steffens. W.Secord. C.Beckers, T.Rich ROW 5: S.Rundie, L Behrendt. J.Torp, N.Chapman. P.Kiet, Mr. Oakvik, V.Cowdery. C.Rieman. B.Johnson, M. Lazarz. D. Bigelow. D.Erklouts. J. Waldon 152 DANCELINES SHOW THEIR TALENT This year's dancelines had twenty-one new members so everyone had to work extra hard and long to meet perfection. They have danced at all home games in different groups. During the winter the Pastel Pats and Front Five combine to make the Patriots. The Hi-Lites trade off every other game with the Patriots. TOP CENTER: Neu-Hi-Lites show their talent. ABOVE: LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: M.Kampa. S.Talbot. M.Grossman, capt. S.Wall.M. Johnson. B.Hanson. J.Reardon ROW2:1).Fish. I). Dressen. M.Neuberger, S.Haukom. RIGHT: M. Neuberger and D.Dressen dance to the Rouser. 154 TOP CENTER: Captain D.Casey leads the Patriots. TOP RIGHT: LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Cunnien. Capt K.Hanek, P.Kroeninp, J.Lind. P.Rielfy, P. Peterson. ABOVE: LEFT TO RIGHT: Capt. D.Cosey. U.Horss-man. I). Fisher, M.McShane, C.Cassidy. 155 HENRY’S CAPTIVATING CHOIR Th is year Henry’s choir had a different format. Instead of a Christmas play they put on a concert. They also sang on the Brookdale Mall before the holidays. The choir will also be putting on an operetta in the spring. Mr. Traficante has taken many long hours of hard work to produce this fine choir. HOW I: D.Perfetti, C Hay, S.Walt. I).I.aliberte, M.Koine, P.Fleetham. HOW 2: J.Fedor, J.Cunnien, H Johnson, N.Larson, K.Vogen, J.Lind. P.Berg. HOW 3: H.Chapman. P.Borer. J.Mooney. L.Hanson, L.lierg. H.Schneider. HOW 4: S.Koos, P.Coyne, C.l.akolas, J. Malzahn, J Krootling, C.Peterson, S.Wisney. S.Ncary HOW 5: S Champcua. L.Soder, M.Overline. M Skelly, C.Sibley. S.Honey, T. Robeck. M.Johnson. D.Kojetin. I).Johnson 156 TOP: ROW I: M. Lind, C. Jacobson, M M and He, J. Anderson. C. McLcn nan. C.Headland. V.Rico, B.London. P.Douglas. ROW 2: P.Sloan. L Cleveland, P.Hadersback, I).Hawkins. ('.Christianson, W l.oye, J.Gout osky, S. Wagner. V.Shopeck, B. Jones. N.Bergstrom. J.Minell, D Stephany ROW 3: C.Berg. J.St Clair. M.Kampa. J Raymond. M.McShane. j Turner. I).Fisher. J.Danielson. J.Majcozak, D.Dressen. R.Bintner, I Maas. R.Talbot. C.Sisson. L.Champeati ROW -I: D.Nelson. K Rachner I). Van Dresek. P. Huber. S.Hoglund, I) Hoglund. P.Thompson. S. Waa sick, R McCulloch, L.Levans, S.Hanson. V.Kranitz. C.Brae ROW .5: Brown. C.Lamb. B Adams, l.Montejoy, L.Barnes ROW I: D.Horssman, M.Bajari. R.Berg, I) Rystedt. P Peterson, W Hunt ROW 2: C.Kroening. J.Baleisis. M Dorr. S.Erickson, R.Everett. L.Berg ROW 3: P.Boen, P Robinson. C. Anderson, C.VanDresek, RJonagen, L.Sho• peck. L. Clarke. S.Maahs, S. Nielson, J.Jensen, I).Elias ROW -I: S.Sellers, R.VanderMartin, J.Fiala, J.Agness, E Rudolph. I . White. H Wisniack. M. Hastier. D Koine. J.Jensen 157 ORCHESTRA: A SOUND FOR ALL SEASONS Hard work and a lot of shows have kept the orchestra busy. They entertained at Homecoming, Brookdale, and the Spring Operetta. They are a small group that produces a lot of good sound. Mr. Traficante has kept them on their toes. Working hard every fourth hour has developed a good group of instrumentalists. HOW l• J.Bostrom, J. Anderson, P. Lynch. ). Witz man. Xl.Ostrum, S.Stroshiem HOW 2: S.Walt. M.Grossman, P.Nemes, C.Demulh. XI.Howies. J.Smith ('.Whitman HOW 3; M.Kroening, M.Shultz. J.Kroening, S.Henderson, C.Jackman 158 A HOVE: ROW I: E.Faue. C. Asgian, R.Kruegel, H. Hanson, I). Brastrom, I..Jacobson, C. Druck, K.Olsensky, D.Firtko, S.Witkerson. ROW 2: C.Hraa. A Hanus. E.Fusl. L.Hohenstein, P.Neese and H.Strakbein. RIGHT: LEFT TO RIGHT: II. Hensel, L. Asgian, J.Chmiel, C. Le Blanc. L.Dossi. J.Cunnien and I) Haataja. INTERNATIONAL CLUB International Club tries to bring German, Spanish and American Field Service students together to unite in the common cause of supporting a foreign exchange student. Due to the fact that not enough homes were available, Henry did not have a foreign exchange student. Hopefully, next year Henry will be able to have one. The annual Christmas Party was held in December. Festivities included singing in different languages, the breaking of tow pinatas and the eating of Christmas cookies and punch. The club also sponsored a fish pond at the Mardi Gras held in January. 160 A HOVE: Members prepared to sing in Deutsch and Espanol at the annual Christmas party. A NEW SCHOOL STORE: D.E.C.A. D. E. C.A. is an organization consisting of work program members. They meet every day as a class and discuss the school store. The school store sold everything from photo albums to key chains. Thanks to this new organization. D.E.C.A., we have something excitingly new at Henry. UPPER RIGHT: N.McGuire. M.Johnson, D.Maahs. S.Schen- CENTER RIGHT: D.Maahs anticipates the books, del AMOVE: Mr. Schulte works out the books with a little help from UPPER LEFT: N.McGuire has to make a hard decision on what M. Johnson and N.McGuire. 161 to order. ATHLETES, NOW LETTERWINNERS There was a great change this year in the Lettermen’s Club. Now even girls can join by lettering in any girl’s sport. The official name of the club is now the “Letterwinner’s Club”. In the spring there will be a talent show for all of the Letterwinners to show their talent. The President of the club is Mike B.Johnson; he holds all the meetings and tries to keep things under control. 162 A BO VE: Letterwinners of '73 TOP: Officers: T.Dorr, S. Llewellyn. M.Johnson. J.Sletten. TOP I,EFT: M.Johnson keeps an eye on the action. TOP EIGHT: H White kicks off to a good start. LEFT: M.Inkala swings into action ABOVE: Football letterwinners in action 163 ORA TOR STAFF HIGHLIGHTS YEAR A HE LOW: Time to go over the uork to be done. TOP CENTER: K.Alseth and Mr. Peterson find that, the page is wrong again.' BELO W CENTER: K. Taut shows being an editor isn V an easy job. 'I'his year the Orator Staff has been working hard to try and meet deadlines. The photographers have been attending all the games and activities snapping pictures, putting all the sections together and getting pictures of everyone. It has been a frantic year for the staff. LhH TO 111(1 HT: B Hays. I).Maxwell, B.Johnson, D.Wicklund, J.Tolkinen, K.Alseth, V Powdery, B Trombley, K.Taus, J.Kroening. I).Banks. I) Haataja. I) Kappel. 164 The Patriot Staff has had an easy year this time around. Funds were not large enough to produce a lot of papers. They have attended meetings and games to get information on the activities. Taking in opinions and editorials have added a lot. They have to be around to get in on all the special events which people want to know about. PATRIOT STAFF TYPES OUT THE NEWS TOP: LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I: MInkala, B.Jex. G.Biom. L.Hookey, J.Cunnien. K. Zand to. ROW 2: Mr. Greenhagen, A.Darby, J.Fedor, J.Lucken, L.Dossi. J.Smith. J.Thompson ABOVE: M Inkala and B.Jex write up their sports review. LEFT: A.Darby goes over the editorials. m 165 Y- TEENS: GETTING TOGETHER TOP RIGHT: All school officers: Liz Hookey, l rcsident; Nancy Sail man, Vice Resident; Barb Hays, Secretary; Karon Alseth Chapter Coordinator; Val Cou dery. Chaplain; Connie Beck ers, Ihiblicity; Jill Tolkinen Chapter President; Jan Ander son. Publicity; Patty Bohan Treasurer; not pictured: Col leen Cassidy. Chapter Presi dent. 166 Although this year’s Y-Teens seems to be decreasing in popularity, many girls still enjoy carrying on the tradition. The annual semi-formal Gobblers, for instance, is one of the highlights of the Y-Teens year. Meetings are held in the home, where everyone gets a chance to meet school chums on a more social basis. Fun for all exists in the planning and organizing for the big get-togethers. WORK, WORK, WORK; ALL WE DO IS WORK This year the work program has been doing a lot. They sold photo books, key chains, and Christmas lights. There are two organizations in the group: MOEA and DEC A. MOEA is having a convention at the Radisson South hotel. Some of the students will also be going to Albuquerque, N.M. for the annual convention. Every morning school starts for this group at 7:30 A. M. They are in school for three hours and then they leave for work. ABOVE: ROW I: C Weiss, K.Russell, T.Johnson. I.Bergesch. C.Bourgeois. J.Chmiel. ROW2: C.Kehoe, D.Kchoe, I. Nelson, I).Gilbertson, M Johnson. G.Bcnecke, C.Bursch. E.Evcnson. ROW 3: J.Shaffer, K.Scrota. P.lVokott, P.Olson. J.Kolvig, J.Meehl, JHaukinson. B Johnson. ROW 4: I).Vaughn. D.Simmons. C.Matthews. C.Richter. K Vickerman. N.Benson. I).Barron. PRivard. I. Peterson. S.Haukinson TOP: ROW I: M.Johnson, N.McGuire. P.l.arson, P.Stensrud. J.Legro. ROW 2: D.Maahs. S.Rydberg. I) Stempf. B W x druff. I. Theisen, K. Groff. ROW 3: G. Hart os, M.Pearson, S.SchendaL T. Nordstrom. K.Borchardt 168 TOP: ROW I: L.Jaroz, R.Reed, J.Rittmiller, T.Tetzlaff, P.Corcoran. ROW2: M.Orth, S.Swanson, S.Lund, R.Sansom. T.Bauermeister. S. Wiita. K.Kingren. ROW3: G. Hanson, G.Natysin, D.Diro, R.Seidlecki, D.McEachern, M.Trombley. ABOVE: ROW 1: J.Kampa. I).Patterson. J.Story, S.Rydberg. ROW 2: M.Nelson, D.Telker. R.Schmeichel, J Grant. L.Kock, D.Bistodeau, P.Hartman. ROW3: R.Everson, S.Benson, J.Bruhjell, J.Stcphney, D.Beneke, O.Goman, S.Zappa. 169 THE ADMINISTRATION SPEAKS TO CLASS OF 73 “Perhaps of all the stepping stones to success, perseverance is the most important. Without perseverance great plans and dreams are never fulfilled. People today feel that many of our top students are not making a contribution to society because they lack perseverance. THIS IS NOT TRUE of the class of'73. I have watched this class persevere through adversity and come out on top! All the best, now and in the future, to all of you! DONALD L BURTON Ih-ineipal STANLEY D. ATKINSON Assistant Principal DWIGHT W. GUN BERG Assistant Principal JAMES McDONELL Senior Counselor ROBERT FRICKE Junior Counselor ROBERT TREACY Sophomore Counselor 172 NEVIN E. SMITH, Junior High Counselor DOROTHY SCHOLUERGERDES, Work l rof ram Counselor MARY LOU LOUD, Social Worker RICHARD C. SODERLUND. Police Liaison Officer BRUCE WALLER. Social Worker ( 173 Secretaries LEFT TO RIGHT: R.Dorr, I.. Youngen. S.Krussow, J.Coles. M.Weir, C.Eleven, M.Kasloski, E.Lafferty, H.Kramber.' L.Bachman, T. Lehman ENERGETIC STAFF ADDS TO ’73 Keeping up with current issues are librarians Mrs. Wiggins and Mrs. Clark, along with secretary Mrs. Youngen Teacher Aides LEFT TO RIGHT: H.Mcline, P. Erickson. L.Han-son. S.Gish. S.Neuenfeldt, R.Sibley. B.Farham, J.Donnelly. L. Lodin 174 AGUILAR, PETER Industrial Arts ANDERSON, DANIEL R. Work Program Coordinator ANDERSON, JAMES M. Social Studies ANDERSON, WESLEY L. Social Studies BACKES, VERNON C. English BARBUTO, MRS. DORIS Business Education BEAUCHANE, RONALD E. Social Studies BELKHOLM, KENNETH J. Industrial Arts BERG, MRS. CORINNE English BERGERSON, DONALD G. Social Studies BLOM. CONSTANCE English BOBGAN, HAROLD Art BORDERS. ELIZABETH Cerm an BRENDSEL, BEVERLY English CANHAM, CRAIG I). Science CARLSON, LYNDON R. Social Studies CARLSON, RALPH J. Science CARLSON, MRS. SHIRLEY Home Economics CLAUSEN, DOUGLAS A. Special Education CLAWSON, JOSEPH B. Science 175 DAVIS, ROBERTA English DELANEY, JOSEPH Science DOLL. RONALD A. Work l rogram Coordinator FA LOR, RICHARD C. , Social Studies FEELEY, JAMES E. Social Studies FISH, RONALD Mathematics FOSTER. MRS. THERESA Home Economics FULLER, RONALD Auto Mechanics GREENHAGEN, LARRY A. English GUSTAFSON. MRS. JEAN Physical Education HATLE, RICHARD N. Physical Education HOERCHGEN, KARL P. English JOHNSON. E. RAY Industrial Arts JOHNSON, MARVIN B. Science JORDAN, MRS. MARY Business Education KASSERA, DONALD W. Mathematics 176 KNAPEK, CONRAD J. Mathematics KNAPP, MRS. ALMA Work Program Coordinator LARSON, WALTER S. Social Studies LIETZ. MRS. EVELYN English LOHMANN, LUCY Home Economics MARDESICH, POL A Spanish MCGOWAN, GERALD W. Art MILLER. MONTE W. Social Studies MILLER, WILLIAM Social Studies MOSHER. PHILIP R. Mathematics MUELLER. MRS. JEAN English MUIR. VYRN D., JR. Mathematics MULLERY, JOSEPH E. Industrial Arts OAKVIK. GERALD C. Band PECCHIA, JEAN Physical Education PETERSON JAY C. English 177 QU1RING, ALVIN Industrial Arts RAY. RODNEY I). Mathematics SARGENT. MRS. MARY Home Economics Coordinator SAVAGE, MRS. DOREEN English SCHAEFFNER, MRS. MARGARET Business Education SCHULTE. BERNARD F. Work Program Coordinator SEIKKULA, ROBERT W. Social Studies SHANE. MARGARET Physical Education SMITH. MRS. HELEN English SMITH. RICHARD O. Work Program Coordinator SODERQUIST. MRS. FRANCIS Home Economics SWANSON. DON L. Physical Education SYLWESTER. JOHN W. Drama TAURING. ROBERT IV. Industrial Arts THOMAS. ALEXANDER W. Social Studies TIMMERMAN. MRS. FLORENCE English TRAFICANTE, GEORGE S. Music WALSTON. JOHN A. Social Studies WASHINGTON. JOHN M. Physical Education WIITA. DUANE Special Education 178 TOP Miss Pecchia experience- mixed emotions during her first motorcycle ride ABOVE: Mrs. Soderquist, typical of all Henry's teachers, is willing to help her students. BIGHT. Painters work diligently to brighten Henry's hallways WYROWSKI, THEODORE S. Business Education ZIEGENFUSS, MRS. KATHLEEN Mathematics COOKS AND CUSTODIANS HELP TO MAKE THE YEAR RIGHT BELOW: LEFT TO RIGHT H.Johnson. R.LaSola, ■) Yates. L.DuBois. W. White. C.Quiglcw R.Anderson. P Hanson. W Robeck. ('.See NO I PICTURED: Mrs. Christie BELOW CENTER: Lunchroom Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: G Larson. M Misha. S. Harris, F Ptersak, (l.Fish. H. Anderson. A.Kozel. M Hegslrand. B. Miller. J. Austin SENIOR INDEX-73 AC NESS. JEFFREY “Rocky p. 14.129 Office Aide. Teacher Aide. Choir. Musical. Sr. Class Plax AHLES. PAUL-p. 46 ALSETH. KARON-p. 14.103.122.146.166 Orator staff-Section Editor. Student Government. F.H.A., Y- Teens-Chapter Co-ordinator. Letterwinner’s Club. Pep Club. International Club. Science Club. Speech. Debate. Girls' Tennis. Intramural Sports ANDERSON. PAR PARA “Andy p. 14.167 Y-Teens. Tutor, Hand, Pep Hand. Kegger Queens ANDERSON. CHERYL-'Baby Huey P. 14 Girls' Tennis, Golf, Basketball. Volleyball. Track, Letlerwinncr's Club. Teacher Aide ANDERSON. GARY “Andy p. It M. O. E A.. Work Ibrogram A NDERSON, RICH A RD-‘ Arnie ‘ ’ p. 14,29 Haseball ANDERSON, SCOTT-p. I t ANDRE WS. CONSTANC E-“Connie p. I t M. O.E.A., Work l rogram ANTOLAK. RANDY “Polock p. 15 Teacher Aide ARNESON. RICHARD-p 15 ASGIAN. ELIZABETH- “Liz p 15.29. 48.49. N.H.S., Pep Club. International Club. Science Club ASPINWALL. JOHN-p. 97.128.131 Work lYogram. Hand. Football. Intramural Sports. Wrest linn, track. Gymnastics. Sr. Class Play HAJARA, MICHELE- Micki p. 14,120, 167 Student Government, Y-Teens, Pep Club. Teacher Aide. Library Aide. Kegger Queen. Musical HAKER. JEFFREY-p. I t RAKER. STEVEN-p. 28.46.10! Letter-winner's Club, Teacher Aide. Library-Aide. Tennis. Intramural Sports HANKS. DANITA-'Twink p 15.48. 49. Hr2.103.138 N.H.S.. Sr Class Officer-Vice I Yes.. Orator Staff. Student Government-Vice Pres., Letlerwinncr's Club. Human Relations. Teacher Aide. G.A.A., Girls' Track and Field. Hadminton, Tennis. Volleyball, liasketball. Golf, Intramural Sports HARGER. SUSAN-“Peanuts p. 16 Work lYogram. Choir. Musical HA RKSDA LE. DA VID p. 16.104.105 Track-captain HARRON, DEHHIE-p. 16 M.O.B.A.-president. Work lYogram HARNARD. SCOIT” Harney p 16. 119,134.135 Letlerwinncr's Club, Teacher Aide. Intramural Sports, Cross Country. Haskelball, Haseball HAUER MEISTER. THERESA- “Terri p. 16 Work Program. Swimming Team HEAL. GARY-“Bealski p. 16 Urban Arts, Teacher Aide, Football, Hockey, Tennis BECKERS. CONSTANCE- Connie p 16 Y-Teens-Cabinet. Pep Club. Hand. Pep Hand HENECKE. GREGORYp 16.139 Student Government. Haseball. M.O.E.A. BENEKE, DALE-p. 16 Work lYogram HENNETT. HARHARA-p. 46 HENSON. NANCY-p 16 Y-Teens, Work lYogram. Teacher Aide HENSON. SCOTT-p 16 Work Program. Speech, Teacher Aide, Intramural Sports, Tennis HERG. LAI‘RA Lori” p. 16. 103 Teacher Aide. Girl's Tennis HERG. LOR l-p. 16.26.126 Y-Teens. Choir. Senior Class Play. One-Act Plax HERG. PATRICIA Patti p. 16.12( , 167 Student Government. Y-Teens-Treasurer. Teacher Aide. Musical, Senior Class Play, Choir-President, Drama and Play Production, Kegger Queens HERG, ROSALYN-p. 16 RERGESCH. LYNN-p. 16 M.O.E.A,, Work lYogram HILLSTROM. MARY-p. 16.23.49 N.H.S., Y-Teens. Pep Club, International Club BIORN, GERALDINE Gerrie p. 16. 26.49.122 N ILS., Patriot Staff, Y-Teens, Pep Club. Tutor BIRCH, VERNON-' Vern p. 16.26,86. 101,125 Tennis, Football, Intramural Sports, letlerwinncr's Club BISTODEAU, DAVID-p 16 Work IYo-gram HLOMQUEST. JOHN-p. 17 Hi-Y. Work lYogram. Teacher Aide HOE. MARILYN-p 17.1119.110.111,138 NH.S.. Senior Class Officer-Treasurer, Student Government. Y-Teens, Teacher Aide, Hand. Pep Hand. Hand Council, Hand Officer-Treasurer, Cheerleader HONEY. jAMES-p. 46,97.104.105 In-tramural Sports. Gymnastics. Track HOOKE Y. ELIZAHETH-p 17.19. 103, 122,123,166 Patriot Staff. Y-Teens-Cabi-net. Pep Club-Senior Officer. International ('lub. Teacher Aide, Girls’ Tennis. Track HORCHARD. DAVlD-'Dave p. 17 Senior Class Play HORCHARDT. KENNETH-p. 17 Work lYogram. Teacher Aide BORER. PHILIP-p. 17 Teacher Aide BOURGEOIS. CHERYL- Mouse p. 18 Wurk Program. Teacher Aide BRADLEY. DARLENE-p 18.127.128 Student Government. Y-Teens. Teacher Aide, One-Act Plax. Senior Class Plax BRISCOE. REBECCA “Reekie p. id Work lYogram BRUHJELL, JEFFREY-p 18.49 Student Government-Sophomore President. Work Program. Speech, Hand. Football, HasketbaU. Gymnastics, Track BRYNTESON. MICHAEL-p 18 BUCHANAN. KATHY-p. 18.108 Teacher Aide, Girls' Gymnastics, Senior Class Plax BUCK. JOHN-p. 18 Wrestling BUCKANAGA. NElL-p 22.46 Teacher Aide BUMGARNER. SHEREE-p. 18 Teacher Aide. Tutor BURNS. SUSAN-p. 18.49 Y-Teens- Treasurer. Office Aide BURSA W. CURTIS- Burt p. 18 Work Ingram. Teacher Aide. Stage Crew HURSCH. CAROL Burschie p. 18 Y- Teens. M.O.E.A.. Work Program. Kegger Queens BUSHY. DAVID Buzz p. 11.90.91.92 Hi-Y, Letterwinner's Club. Teacher Aide, Intramural Sports, Football. Cross Country. Hockey. Track HYSTEDT. CURTIS-p. 18 IVack CAIN. JANET-p. 18 CANTRELL. JOHN- Big John p. 18. 129 One-Act Play, Musical, Senior Class Play CARD, CHERIE- Peanut”p. 18 CARLSON. CHERYL- Tubs p. 19 F.H.A., Work Ingram. Office Aide. Girls' Hadminton CARLSON. JEFFREY-p. 19 Tennis. Musical CARON, KATHLEEN-' Kathy p. 19. 49 Y-Teens. Teacher Aide CASEY. DEHRA-“Squeeky p. 19 Y-Teens, Girls' Track, Hand. Senior Class Plax. Front Five CASSIDY. COLLEEN- 'Cass p. 19.118. 120.167 Y-Teens. Pep ('lub, Choir, Girls' Hadminton, Swimming Team. Top Ten, Musical. Front Five CHAMPEAU, STEVEN-p. 19.38.49 N.H.S., Musical. Choir CHAPMAN. DIANE-p. 19 F.H.A., Y-Teens, Pep Club, Counselor's Aide CHAPMAN. WILLIAM Hilly p. 19 Intramural Sports CHMIEL. JOANN-p 19.26.29.49 Pep Club. International Club. Science Club COLLINS. VICTOR IA-p. 19.127 Student Government. Speech. Teacher Aide. One-Act Play. Musical, Senior Class Play COLUMBUS, EDWARD-p 46 CORCORAN. PAM ELA- p. 20 IVorJt !Yo-gram COWDERY. VALERIE- Dingbat p. 20,123,166 N.H.S.. Student Government, Y-Teens Cabinet. Pep Club, International Club. Teacher Aide. Hand. Pep Hand. Hand Council, Hand Officer-Drum Major. Senior Class Plax COYNE. PATRICK-p. 20,119.129 Student Government, Teacher Aide. Tutor. Musical, Senior Class Play, Play Induction cREMERS. DEHRA-p. 20 Teacher Aide CUMMINS. SANDRA■ Sandy p. 20 Y-Teens. M.O.E.A., Work Program. Teacher Aide CUNNIEN. JANICE- “Cunion “ p. 20. 49.120.121 N. H. S. • Treasurer. Patriot Staff. Y-Tcens. Pep Club, International Club-Cabinet member. Science Club. Debate. Human Relations. Musical. Senior Class Play. Pastel Pats 180 DAHLBERG. JEFFREY-'Jeff P 20. 86,132 Letteru-inner's Club, Teacher Aide. Hand, Pep Band. Band Council. Band Officer. Band President, Football, Track DARBY. ADRIENNE- Darby p. 20. 49.146 N.H.S.. Patriot Staff. F. H A. ■ secretary. Human Relations-.secretary. Teacher Aide. Intramural Sports DELLAMONICA. MARJORIE-p. 20 Teacher Aide DUTY. DUANE-p. 20.82.83,89.104,105 Letterwinner’s Club, Teacher Aide. Cross Country. Ski Team. Track DIX. DANlEL-p. 20 Stage Crete. Tennis DOHRN, MICHAEL-p. 20.104, lay Let-terwinner's Club. Intramural Sports. Football. Track DONNELLY. WILLIAM p. 21.76.80. 119.120 Letterwinner’s Club. Intramural Sports, Foot ball-co-captain. Base bull. Hockey DONOVAN. DERRlELLE-p 21 Work Program, Teacher Aide DORR. R()BERT- Bob p. 21 Intramural . Sports DORR. THOMAS- ’Tom p. 21.80.91. 92 Student Government, Hi- Y. Letter-winner's Club-Treasurer. Teacher Aide. Football. Hockey. Track DOSSI. LISE-p. 21.41.48.49.121.128. 129 N.H.S., Patriot Staff. F. H. A.-Sophomore President, Y-Teens, International Club. Science Club. Speech. Debate. One-Act Play, Senior Class Play DOUGLAS. MICHAEL ’Mauler p. 21,91,92,134 Hi-Y, Lctterwinner’s Club, Speech, Teacher Aide. Intramural Sports, Football, Wrestling. Hockey, Track DUNHAM. LARUE-p 21 DUNNE. PATRICK-Intramural Sports, Work Program DUPONT. GWEN-p 21 International Club. Girls’ Track ELLIS. RICHARD-p. 21 Work l rogram. Teacher Aide. Wrestling ENFIELD. BRADLEY-p 46 ERICKSEN. SHARON-p. 22.49.130 N ILS.. Y-Teens. Pep Club. Choir ERICKSON. DA VID-p 22.84.85.86 Hi Y. Letterwinner’s Club, Teacher Aide, Intramural Sports. Cross Country. Basketball-captain. Track ERKl.OUTS. DANIEL-p 22 Teacher Aide, Band. Pep Band. Band Council ERNTSON. JOHN-p. 22 Work program ESKIERKA. KATHLEEN-’Kathy p. 22.167 Y-Teens. Teacher Aide. Kegger Queens EVENSEN. ELAINE-p. 46 M.O.E A.. Work Program EVERETT. ROBIN-p 22.49.130 N. H S.. Y-Teens, Counselor's Aide, Teacher Aide. Senior Choir EVERSON. ROBERT-p. 22 Intramural Sports. Work Program FEDOR. JAETTE Dopey” p. 22.103 Student Government. I.ct terwinner's Club. Teacher Aide. Choir. Girls' Tennis FELBER. DONALD-p. 22.49 Work Ingram FEVIG. SANDRA- Fig p 22.103 Let-teruinner's Club, International Club-Treasurer. Girls' Tennis. Girls' Gymnastics FI ALA. JAMES-'Felix p. 22,119.134. R15 Student Government. Teacher Aide. Library Aide. Musical. Choir FISCUS, DAWN-p 22 F H A . Y-Teens. Pep Club. Science Club, Office Aide, Counselor's Aide. Band. Orchestra. Track. Senior Class Play. Junior Achievement FISH. CONNIE-p 23 FORSETH. MARTIN- Marty p. 23 Let-terwinner's Club. Football, Track. Intramural Sports FitEDRICKSON. I)ANIELLE-' Danny p. 23 E.A.C., Urban Arts. Teacher Aide GADBOIS. DIANE-p. 23.109.1 H) Y-Teens, Pep Club, Teacher Aide. Cheerleader, Pastel Pats GANNON. MICHAEL p 23 Work Pro-gram, Teacher Aide. Intramural Sports. Football, Track GILBERTSON. DEBRA’Debbie” p 23 M.O.E.A.. Work Program, Teacher Aide GOHMAN, OTIS-p. 23 GOODIN. GREG()RV'- Greg p. 23 GOTTSCHALK. PATRICIA Patty p 24 Y-Teens. Office Aide. Choir GRANGER. STEPHEN-p. 24 GRANLUND. JUDY-p 24 F.H.A., Y-Teens. Work I Pogrom. Speech, Teacher Aide GRANT. JEFFREY-p 24 Work Program GREEN. CALVIN-p 24.84 Work Pro-gram. Human Relations. Teacher Aide, Intramural Sports, Football. Basketball-captain GRIFFIN. TERESA- Merle p 24.49. 120.166.167 Y-Teens. Office Aide. Band, Pep Band. Kegger (Jueens GROFF. KAREN-p. 46 Work I Ingram. M.O.E.A. GROFF. KIMBERLEp. 46 Work Pro-gram HAATAJA. DORIS-p 24.26.49 NILS.. Orator Staff. Pep Club. Y-Teens. International Club. Teacher Aide. Library Aide HALL. BRADLEY Brad p. 24.30.96. 97 Teacher Aide, gymnastics HANEK. KAREN-p 24.117.118.119.123, 128.136.166 N.H.S.. Student Government-Senate. Senior Representative. Y-Teens. Pep Club. Science Club. Band. Pep Band. Band Council. Homecoming Attendant. Top Ten. Senior Class Play, Pastel Pats-captain HAN NEMAN. JEFFREY-p 24 Baseball HANSEN. LORl-p 24 Y-Teens. Pep Club. Counselor's Aide. Band, Orchestra. Girls' Gymnastics, Senior Class Pla HANSON. ROBERT-’’Hans p 24.81. 87.90.9I.W6.I34.I47 Hi-Y. Stage Crew. Football, Baseball. Hockey. Intramural Sports HARLICKER. ROBERT-p 25 HARTMAN. PATRICK p 25 Work I Vo-gram HARTOS. GREGG Toes p. 25 Intramural Sports, Work Program. Teacher Aide HASHER. SUSAN-p. 25 NILS.. Y-Teens. International Club. Library Aide HASSI.ER. JOHN-p 25.30.96.97 Gymnastics HAWKINSON. JODELL-p. 25.167 PH A . Y-Teens. M.O.E.A.. Work l ro-gram, Office Aide HAWKINSON. SUE ANN- Sue p '25 Y-Teens. M O.E.A.. Work l rogram. Office Aidc.Counselor’s Aide HAYS. BARBARA-''Barbie p. 25.48. 49.103,166 N. II.S.. Orator Staff. Y-Teens Cabinet. Y-Teens. Student Government-House of Representatives. Let terwinner's Club. Debate. Choir, Teacher Aide. Girls' Tennis. Intramural Sports. Speech. Pep Club HE A TH. Jl IDITH- Judy p 25 HEGNA. MICHEAL-'Mike p 26 Work Program HEINECKE. CAROL-p. 26 HENDRIX. WENDY-p. 26 Office Aide HENSEL. BERNICE- Bernie p 26. 121 F.H.A., Pep Club. Science Club. Work Program. International Club. Senior Class Play, Teacher Aide. HERR. DWIGHT-p. 26 HICKS. SALLY-p. 27 F.H.A., Work Program HILL. PHILIP Phil p. 27 Teacher Aide HOFFMAN. ANTHONY-p 27 HOGLUND. MARY-p. 27 Y-Teens HOPPENRATH. THOMAS-p 27 Student Government. Teacher Aide, Intramural Sports. Cross Country. Wrestling HORGEN. JOEL p 46 HORSMA NN. DEBBIE p 27.118.120 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Tutor. Teacher Aide, Counselor's Aide. Top Ten. Musical. Front Five, Girls’ Badminton. Basketball HUGGINS. MICHAEL-p 27.49 Tennis HUNT. WENDI-p 29.128 Musical. Senior Class Play. Teacher Aide I LIFE. HANS-'lliff p 27.126.127 Work l rogram. Teacher Aide.one-Act Play INK A LA. MIKEL’Ink p. 27.49.100 N.H.S., Patriot Staff. Student Government. Golf-captain, Cross Country, Basketball ISAKSON. JAMES-'Jim p. 27 Teacher Aide JACOBSEN. JAMES-p 27.119.129 Tennis. Senior Class Play JANOWIEC. MIC HA EL- Janny p 181 27.138 Student Government. Intramural Spitrts, Golf. Senior Class Plav JAROSZ. LYNNE -p. 28 Work lYogram. Teacher Aide JENKINS. BRUCE-p. 28 Work l rogram. Human Relations. Teacher Aide, Basketball. Track JEX. ROBERT-p. 28.-t9.99 Patriot Staff. Letlerwinner's Club. Teacher Aide, Swimming Team-captain JOHNSON. BARBARA ■Barb p. 28. 123.124.138 Senior Class Officer■ Secretary. Orator Staff. Student Government. Y-Teens. Pep Club. Choir. Counselor’s Aide. Teacher Aide. Musical JOHNSON. BONNIE -p. 28 M.O.E.A . Work program JOHNSON. BRADLEY -p. 28 JOHNSON. BRUCE- Otis ' p. 28 Band. Pep Band JOHNSON. CHRISTOPHER- Spock p 28 Hi-Y. Letlerwinner's Club. Teacher Aide. Intramural Sports, Football, Basketball-manager JOHNSON. DONN-p '28.8-1.87 JOHNSON. GAR Y-p 29 Hockey JOHNSON. KATHY-p. 29,123 Y-Teens. International Club. E.A.C., Teacher Aide. Girls' Badminton JOHNSON. MAR Y-p 29 Work lYogram JOHNSON. MICHAEL B.-’’Baines p.29.48. -19.81.85.87 N.H.S.. Letterwin- ner's Club. Football, Basketball. Baseball JOHNSON. MICHAEL I.- Mike p. 29.136 Work Program JOHNSON MIC HEAL J. Sheep-Dog p 29.45.86 Student Government. Hi-Y. Letterieinner’s Club. Human Relations. Teacher Aide. Choir. Hockey. Baseball. Football, Intramural Sports JOHNSON. MONA-p. 29 Y- Teens. Pep Club. MO.E.A -Vice President. Hi-Lites JOHNSON TERl-p. 29 Student Government. Work Program KAMPA. JAMES-p. 29 Work I Yog ram, Hockey KAPPEL. DANIEL-p 29.49.82.89 N.HS.. Orator Staff. Letlerwinner's Club. Cross Country. Ski Team. Track KEGLEY. SUSAN-p. 30 KEHN. MARTIN- 'Marty p. 30.122. 123 Student Government. House of Representatives KEHOE. CONSTANCE Con p. 30 Y-Teens. M O.E.A.. Work lYogram. Girls Gymnastics. Girls Track. Intramural Sports KEHOE. DEHOR AH Deb p 30 Y-Teens, M.O.E.A.. Work lYogram. Library Aide. Contact KEYES. TIMOTHY-p. 30.128 Student Government. Intramural Sports. Track. Senior Class Play KING REN. KIRK-'Tingy” p 30 Work Program KNOTT. DENISE Niece p 30 Student Government. Office Aide KNl JTSON. GAII.-p 30 M O E A . Work lYogram KOCH. LARRY-p. 31 KOCUR, JAMES-p. 31 KOHL. JEANMARIE-p 31.49.1'2:i KOLB. RICHARD-p. 31 KOLVIG, JEAN-p. 31 M O.E.A.. Work Program. Library Aide KOPPIE, PAUL-p. 31 Student Government, Speech. Intramural Sports. Football. Senior Class Plav KORN BERG. TERRY-p 31 Football. Track KOROGI. DEAN-p. 31.123.166 Intramural Sports. Football. Baseball, Wrestling. Choir K OSS LA K. RENEE-p 31,49.120.166. 167 N.H.S., Y-Teens. Teacher Aide, Band. Pep Band. Kegger Queens KOTILA. RICHARD Quatro 'p 31 KRIER. JAMES-p. 46 KROENING. JOAN- Hot Lips p 31. 129 Orator Staff. Student Government, Speech. Orchestra. Choir. One-Act Play, Musical. Senior Class Play KROLL. GARY- Fester“ p 31 Swimming Team-Sophomore LAHNI. DEBORAH-p 31 Pep Club. Teacher Aide LAKOTAS, CHARLES ’C.J. “ p. 31.100. 120,129 Let terw inner’s Club. Teacher Aide, Tutor, Intramural Sports. Golf. Musical, Senior Class Play LALIBERTE. DENISE ’Little Birdie p 31.109.110,111.1:18 NILS.. Student Government, Y-Teens. Pep Club. Counselor's Aide, Choir, Musical. Cheerleader. Girls' Gymnastics LAMB. CHERYL-p. 31,49 Counselor's Aide. Teacher Aide LARSON DEBORAH ’Debbie p 31. 49 N ILS.. Student Government. E A C.. Teacher Aide LARSON. NANCYp 31.49.109.110.116. U8.ll9.i:i8 NILS.. Student Government. Y-Teens. Pep Club. Counselor's Aide. Choir. Homecoming Queen. Top Ten. Musical, Sophomore Cheerleader. Cheerleader LARSON PAULA-p. 31 LARSON. VERNON Mickey ” p. 32.38 Tutor. Football-Sophomore. Track-Sophomore LA YER JEFFREY- Jeff P 32 LEBLANC. CAROLEE-“Carol p. 26. 32,46.49 F.H.A.. Pep Club. International Club LEGRO. JULIA-p. 32 Work Program. Girls' Badm in ton I.EHRMANN. ROBERT Bob ” p. 32 Hi Y LEWANDOWSKI. PENNYRAE- ’Pen- ny’' p. 32 Student Government. Work lYogram LIND. JUDITH Judy” p. 32.118.120. 136.167 Student Government. Y-Teens, Pep Club. Choir. Top Ten. Musical, Pastel Pats LOBERG, JACQUELINE Jackie p. 32 LOG E A IS. ALAN- Al“ p. 32 Hi-Y. Let-terw inner's Club. Intramural Sports. Football manager. Wrestling LONG. STEPHEN-p 46 LOPEZ. RICKY-p 46 LOUDEN. RANDALL- Randy” p. 32 LOVAAS. KATHRYN- Kae p. 32.49 NILS.. Y-Teens, Pep Club. International Club. Counselor’s Aide LUCHT, CHARLOTTE- Char p. 32 International Club. Science Club-secre-tary, Teacher Aide LUCKEN, JANE p. 33,49.121.125 N ILS. Patriot Staff. Y-Teens. M.O.E.A.. Work lYogram. Office Aide IX'NI). ALAN-p. 33Ski-Team LUND. STANLEY-p.34 Tutor LUNDEEN, MARK-p. 33.129,131 Let-terwinner’s Club, Speech, Teacher Aide, Football, Wrestling. Tennis. Senior Class Play LUNDEEN, THOMAS-p. 31.91 Teacher Aide, Intramural Sports, Baseball, Hockey LUNDQUIST. MICHAEL-p. 33 LYNCH. DEBRA ■ Teddy ” p 34. 102.103 Letlerwinner's Club. Teacher Aide. Girls’ Badminton. Tennis, Golf, Basketball. Volleyball LYNCH. PAMELA Mary Jane p. -31. 49 F.H.A , Y-Teens, Orchestra. Senior Class Play MAAHS. DANIEL-’Dan p. 31 Work lYogram, Library Aide. Hockey MAAHS. SUSAN-p 34.49.130 Choir. NILS., Pep Club. Y-Teens, Library Aide MAASS, LEROY-p 34 Science Club. Intramural Sports. Basketball-manager MACLENNAN. GORDON-p. 31 Baseball MADES. JOEL-p. 34.49 N H.S.. Science Club. Senior Class Plav MAKI. STUART-p 34 Band. Pep Band MALESKI. GREG OR Y-p. 34 MALZAHN. JEFFREY-“Jeff” p 34.49 Hi-Y. Letlerwinner’s Club. Teacher Aide. Football, Wrestling. Musical MANGER. JAMES Jim p. 34 Utter-winner's Club. Teacher Aide. Wrestling MATTHEWS. CYNTHIA Cindy p 34 M.O.E.A., Work lYogram MATTIE. BARBARA-p 34.49 Y-Teens. Office Aide MATTSON. DEBRA ’Debbie p. 34 Office Aide MATYKIEWICZ. THOMAS-p. 46 . MCCULLOCH. ROBERTA-p 34 MCGILLIVRA Y. GREG-p 34 MCGILLIVRA Y. LARRY-p 34 MCGUIRE. NANCY-p 35 Work ! ro-gram. Teacher Aide. Choir MCQl EEN ROBlN-p. 35 Tutor. Library Aide MEEHL. JACQUELINE- Jack p. 35 Y-Teens. M.O.E.A.. Work lYogram. Office Aide. Girls' Basketball. Kegger Queens MERNIK. SUSAN-p. 35.120.131 MEYER. DONALD-p. 46 International Club. Teacher Aide. Library Aide. Or- 182 chestra, Musical, Senior Class Play, Play l roduction MICHMJl). EDWARD-p. 46 MIC HA 1.0 VIC II. MA H TIN-p. 35 MICHNOWSKI. STEVEN-p 35.90.91, 135 Teacher Aide, Intramural Sports, Baseball. Hockey MILLER. BECKY p. 35 YTeens. Work Program, Teacher Aide MILLER. CAROL-p. 35 Office Aide MILLIREN. GARY-p. 35 Hi-Y. Letter-winner's Club. Work Program. Cross Country. Wrestling. Track MITCHELL. KA THRYN-p. 35 Work pro■ gram. M.O.E.A. MOEN, DONALD- Don” p. 35 Teacher Aide. Track MONTJOY. INEZ-p. 35 MOONEY. JOAN- Moon” p 3ti.HH, 120 Y-Teens. Speech. Teacher Aide. Top Ten, Musical. Kegger Queens MORTON. SHIRLEY-p. 36,128 Office Aide, Stage Crew. Senior Class Play MOSER, DALE-p 36 MULLIGAN. STEVEN-p. 36 Teacher Aide. Intramural Sports. Football, Baseball-sophomore manager NATYSIN. GARY Work Program NELSON. ALLAN -p. 36 Football NELSON BRADLEY-p 36.4X.I9.9I. 121,13X N.H.S.. Senior Class President. Student Government-President. Letter-winner's Club, International Club, Band, Football, Baseball. Hockey, Intramural Sports NELSON. CHRISTINE-“Chris p. 36 Y-Teens. Pep Club. International Club. Orchestra. Band. Senior Class Play NELSON. DENNIS-p 36.139 Band. Pep Band. Football. Senior Class Play. Intramural Sports NELSON. LINDA Malibu p. :I6 Student Government, Y-Teens. M.O.E.A.. Office Aide, Teacher Aide NELSON. MURRA Y-p. 36 Work Program NELSON, SUSAN-p. 36 Choir, Musical, Y-Teens NEUBERGER. 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DONAl.D-p 36 Work I'ro-gram PEARSON MARK-p 38 Work Ingram. Choir PEARSON. RAY-p. :iX Teacher Aide PEDERSON. MARK Peker p. :I8.U9 Student Government, Hi-Y. Teacher Aide. Hockey. Cross Country, Intramural Sports PESDZIMAS. PA TRICIA- Pemoil p 38 Pep Club. Teacher Aide PERFETTI. DlANE 'Wop” p. 38.49 Choir. Junior Achievement. Student Government. Y-Teens, Pep Club. Senior Class Play. Musical PERSON. JUDY-p. 38 Y-Teens. Teacher Aide PETERSEN. CYNTHIA p 38 Y Teens. Choir. Orchestra, Girls' Gymnastics PETERSEN. SA NDRA - Sandy” p 38 Y-Teens, Office Aide, musical PETERSON ANDREW-p. 39 PETERSON JEFFREY-p. 39 Intramural Sports. Wrestling PETERSON LEANN-p 39 Y Teens. M.O.E.A., Work Program. Library Aide PETERSON TIMOTHY- Pete” p. 39 Cross Country. Track POFF. MARY-p 46 Work lYogram PROKOTT, PATRICIA-'Pat p. 39 Y-Teens, M.O.E.A.. Work lYogram. Library Aide, Contact RAM BERG. CHARLES-Thuck p. 39 M. O. E. A., Work program RANTEN. MARSHA Rumpton p. 39. 128.166 Student Government, Y-Teens. Teacher Aide, Band. Pep Band. Senior Class Play RAY. COLLEEN-p. 39 Office Aide. Senior Class Play REEl). ROBBIN-Squaw” p 39 Work Program REINKING. CRAIG-p 39 RESLER. PAMELA-p. 39 Y-Teens. Teacher Aide RICE. DANAE-p 39 RICHTER. CHRISTINE- “Chris p. 39 Pep Ctu b, Work Program RICHTMYRE. DANIEL-p. 39 Letter-winner's Club. Intramural Sports, Football, Cross Country, Track RICO, SUSAN-p 39.120 Y-Teens. Urban Arts. Tutor, Girls' Track RI EM AN. JOHN-p. 40 Band, Pep Band. Teacher Aide RING. COLLEEN-’Ted p. 23,40.49. W9.1II. 117.118.119.130 N.H.S.. Y Teens. Pep Club. International Club. Girls' Gymnastics. Top Ten. Homecoming Attendant. Cheerleader RITTMILLER, JOANN- Jo” p. 40 Y- Teens, Work Program. Teacher Aide, Sophom ore ('heerlcader RIVARD. PATRICIA Pat p 40 M.O.E.A., Work ! rogram ROBACK. DEBORAH Debbie p 40 Y-Teens. Pep Club ROBIDEAU. RICHARD-p 40 Wrestling ROBINSON CA THERINE- Bird Woman p. 40.49.W2.W3 NILS.. Y-Tcens. Pep Club. Letterwinner’s Club. Teacher Aide. Girls' Swimming. Badminton. Tennis, Volleyball ROC HOW. BILLY-p. 40 ROGALSKI. SUSAN-p. 40 Work Program ROOS. STEPHEN Stevie p. 40.128 Science Club. Football. Musical. Senior Class Play RUSSELL. KATHLEEN- Kathy p 40 Work I program. Teacher Aide. Girls' Badminton RYDBERG. STEVEN- 'M M p 40. 12:1.166 Student Government. Work Program RYKYTO. PHILIP- “Phil p 40 SABAS. STEVEN-“Haus” p. 40 Gymnastics SALLMAN. NANCY-“Sugar Bear” 0. 40.103.166 NILS. Y-Teens. Y-Teens Cabinet. Letterwinner's Club. Debate. Teacher Aide. Band. Pep Band. Band Officer. Girls' Tennis, Volleyball. Basketball SANDWICH. KEITH-p. 46 Work fro-gram SANSOM. RANDY-p. 40 Work Program. Track SATHER. DANIEL-p 40.10-t Track-captain SATHER. JACQUELINE- “Jackie p. 40 Office Aide SCHAFER. JOY-p. 40 M.O.E.A -president SCHENDEL. STEVEN- Siggy p. 40 Work Program, Library Aide SCUMEICHEL. ROBERT-p. 41 Work Program. Wrestling SCHUGG. CONNIE-p. 41 Work Program. Human Relations. Girls' Gymnastics SCHWARTZ. 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CHESTER Chet p. 44 Letterwinner's Club. Work Pogrom. Speech, Teacher Aide, Basketball, Intramural Sports. One-Act Play. Senior Class Play THOMPSON. JAN-p 44.49.124,131.138 N.H.S.. Patriot Staff, Y-Teens. Pep Club. Teacher Aide THOMSEN, STEVEN-p. 44.49 N.H.S.. Letterwinner's Club. Football, Cross Country. Basketball, Intramural Sports. Track THORSEN. BRUCE-p. 44 TOLKINEN. JANE 'Ebba p. 44.128. 136 N.H.S., Orator Staff. Y-Teens. Teacher Aide. Girls' Badminton, Intramural Sports, Gymnastics, Senior Class Play TOWNSEND. STEVEN-p. 44 Teacher Aide. Wrestling TROMBLEY, BARBARA Barb p. 44,49. W9.H0 Orator Staff. Student Government, Y-Teens. Teacher Aide, Tutor. Cheerleader, Kegger Queens. Sophomore Cheerleader TROMBLEY, MICHAEL Hulk p. 44 Student Government. Work Pogrom. Teacher Aide. Band. HEART. Club TUCKER. MlTCHELL-p. 44 Work Pogrom TYRPA. DA VID-p. 44 UHLEMKAMP. CHERYL- Cheri p. 44.49 E.A.C.. Student Government. Band. Pep Band VANDRASEK. LUEINDA-p 44 Y-Teens. Choir VANFLEET. 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THOMAS-p. 46 WllTA. SANDRA- Sandy p. 46 Work Pogrom. Girls' Badm in ton WllTA LA. I)A VID-p. 46 WINCEK. CAROLE Blondie p. 46. 108 Letterwinner's Club. Pep Club. Teacher Aide. Girls' Badminton. Gymnastics, Track, Intramural Sports WING. ROBERT-p. 46 Teacher Aide WITZMAN. JEANNE-p. 46.49 N.H.S.. Orchestra. Musical. Senior Class Play WOOD. KIM Woody p. 46.133.138. 147 NILS.. Student Government, Hi-Y. Letterwinner's Club. Science Club. Speech, Teacher Aide, Stage Crew, Intramural Sports. Football. Baseball. Hockey WOODRUFF. BONNIE-p. 46 Work Pogrom. Teacher Aide YOSHIDA. MARLYS-p. 46 Pep Club. Work Pogrom. Library Aide ZAGAROS. ROBERT Bob p. 46 Hi-Y. Work Pogrom ZANDLO, KATHERINE Kathy p. 46 Patriot Staff. Pep Club ZAPPA. CINDY-p. 46 Y-Teens. Girls' Gymnastics. Track. F.H.A. ZAPPA. STEVEN Zap p. 46 Work Pogrom ZAPPA. VICK I-p. 46.117.118.119 Girls' Track. Gymnastics, Top Ten. Homecoming Attendant ZIEGEWEID. ROBERT-' Mr. Nice Guy p. 46.125 letterwinner's Club. Football. Wrest ling-captain. Choir ZURAWSKI. KRISTINE- Kris p. 46 Teacher Aide 184