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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1974 volume:

miNNeApous PUBLIC LI OttAttV THE 1974 ORATOR Patrick Henry High School Minneapolis, Minnesota Volume 33 Table of Contents Seniors 4 Activities 46 Sports 68 Clubs and Organizations 108 Underclassmen 142 Faculty 168 KNut a vc-l.kc l fuld he flying Like the iwtiijhi the liiddMp where we Vc crct.s in the umterse iispcr in our id t.ikcuv up always ur We may nc cr p.xs thi v a jg.i c I9 J U.i-nbfeakcf Music Cutnpon) Used Wi per ffi (tiiovt only All right ro«T� c Seniors i1 «• SuYXN-NO hc S.VV Jvhc W s and c c ihcm df%U l'N a | d Vc iVvt N� cn dose | V c f n V� u w n on un bcfcuu| V t,n umbuN n hc oVden da s galYwt a our courage ok upb ou v n c ovn:n - ca I k sAav out cat .md a k scat d i d lake UN UV -a fc A S UV , nn ih s vA Main J JANICE TER I ANDERSON ANDERSON CYNTHIA MARIE ANDERSON ANTOLAK JEFFREY ARNOLD THOMAS AYRES CATHERINE CARMELLE ASCilAN BABEKUHL 6 ANNETTE JEFFREY BALLWEBER BABINEAU ROBERT BAKER SUSAN BAKER MICHAEL JUDY BAK STEVEN BAKER JOY BALEISIS BARANKIEWICZ ABOVE LEFT: Everything is in a whirl a Kurt Cassidy walks forward ABOVE. The class play was a big success as Richard and Belle get it on. PAULA BARRON DEREK BARRETT LEASH A BARNES JANET BEAULIEU 7 CONSTANCE BERG SUSAN BERG ELIZABETH BERGER NANCY BERGSTROM JACK BERNER SANDRA BEYER MARCIA B1ELKF. JANET BIGELOW ROSEMARY RICHARD B1NTNER BLEDSOE PATRICK BIRCH PATRICIA BOHAN LEFT: M.Dunne is delighted as B.Shcchan leaps into the air. MIDDLE: T.Kravc (Tranio) in the play “Taming of the Shrew. BELOW; K.Green. P.FIcetham. and M.Anderson attcniivcl) listen to another lecture. MICHAEL BOHANON PAMELA BOKEN SAMUEL BONEY MARY BOOK WILLIAM BORCHARD BARBARA BORER JON BOSTROM BRADLEY BOUCHER JANICE BOYER JAMES BRAND BERG HELEN BRANDT ALLEN BROCK MARY BROOKS K ATHKRINE BROWN LAURA BROW N DAVID BRUE DEBORAH DARLENE CONNIE CAMERON PAMELA CAMPION CHRISTOPHER BRUHJELL BUJARSKI MARY CAMPBELL THOMAS CARLSON ROBIN BRUHJELL JAMES BYDLON CAOUETTE DAVID CARLSON JONI CARLSON LYNN CARLSON SHARON CARLSON KURT CASSIDY Kegger Queens lead the audience in a rousing version of‘There Is No Beer In Heaven'. DONALD CASTLEM AN RAYMOND CASWELL BETTY DANIEL CHELL CHAMBERLAIN NANCY NANCY CHAPMAN CHRISTENSEN n SANDRA CHRISTENSEN TONI CHRISTIAN CINDY JOSEPH CHRISTENSON CHRISTOPHERSON DAVID CHRISTY CYNTHIA LISA CLARKE CLEVELAND DANIEL CODER TOP: Boy' chef da gobble down a turkey dinner Are they the homemaker of tomorrow? ABOVE J.Wright. G.Kane. K Otilund and D.Scramxtad experiment with the trajcctormy. 12 JANET CRONhM ILLER WILLIAM CROOKER RONALD CROSSLAND MALINDA CROSSMAN DEBORAH CUMMINS LISA CURRAN THERESE CZAJA JILL DANIELSON CHARLES DASZKIEWICZ DIANE DAUGHERTY DENNIS DAY 13 PATRICIA DELANEY WILLIAM DELMONICO CHERYL DEMUTH STEVEN DESZAMP Rl II K I 1)1 WITT JOHN DICKS MARY DISTEL PATRICK DONOVAN DEBRA DRESSEN MARK DUFFEY MICHAEL DUFFEY STEVEN DUKE BELOW LEFT: Another exhausting hour for J.Snider. BELOW: The beginning of another day for S.Hanson. PAMELA ELIZABETH FAUE RICHARD FARRAND FAVREAU DEBRA FISHER TIMOTHY ANTHONY GARCI STEVEN FENSKE PAMELA FROEMMING THERESA GABRIEL MICHAEL SHARON FISCUS FLEETHAM MARY GABRIEL DARLENE GALE GAWRON ALLEN GERSZEWSKI CAROL GILMEN ABOVE RIGHT: Nat (J. Miller) tries to calm down Richard (B Mindl) when he gels on a rampage ABOVE: S Carlton and S. Scott get buunett experience b working in the School Store PAULA GISH JACQUELYN GOLUSKY 16 THOMAS GRAMS KAREN GREEN JOHN GRONQUIST JEAN GROSS JEFFREY HAIGHT KARLA HALVORSON SHIRLEY HAMMAR DONNA HANSON JEFFREY HANSON SHERYL HANSON THERESA HARRER 17 THOMAS SCOTT HEBZYNSKI HEGSTRAND CHERYL HEDLUND JUDITH HEIM SOT H STEVEN JANE HERMANSON KATHLEEN HENDERSON DEAN HILLER HOGLUND WILLIAM LILLIAN HER HEIM HOHENSTEIN 18 DOUGLAS HOIUM KRISTINE CAROLYN RICHARD HOLDER HOLMGREN HOTCHKISS THOMAS HOWARD ABOVE. Gary Underwood excitedly jnticiputcs a picture. ABOVE LEFT The Shakespeare cast studies their lines before they go on stage. 19 LISA JACOBSON STANLEY JAKUBOW SKI JONI JENSEN RHONDA JOHN IG AN DAVID JOHNSON JEANNE JOHNSON SUZANNE DONNA JOHNSON LYLE JOHNSON JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON 20 JUDITH JOYER JAMES JULIEN FAR LEFT: Wrestling isn’t the only thing J. Haight is good at! ABOVE: Petruchio (M. Michalovich) has a glint in his eye as he leads Kate (D. Seramstad) off to another scene. CAROL JUNG MELANIE KAINE CRAIG KALLENBACH MARY KAMPA GARY KANE JEAN KAPELLA GAIL KASTNER SHERYL KAUNZNER 21 WENDY KAUNZNER KEVIN KERNAN PAMELA KIEL MICHAEL KLEVEN JON KOHAGEN LUANNE KEHOE TERESA KEYES ROBERT KIRBY GREG KNUTSON MICHAEL KOHL ■ JEAN KORGY THOMAS KRAVE PATRICIA ROBERT KVAM STEVEN KRAI MI R CYNTHIA KROENING DAVID LAMB KROENING MICHELLE KRONE 22 LAURIE LANG TERRI LANGE LINDA LASOTA LAWERENCE LAZARZ SHERYL LEACH NANCY LEHN BRUCE LIETZKE SCOTT STEVEN LORE LEVENS LLEWELLYN LORENTZEN 2J MARK LUBY THOMAS GEORGE LUNDEEN YVETTE LUX RICK LUNDAHL RICHARD LUTZ THEODORE LYNCH ELISA MAASS MACLENNAN STEVEN MAGADANZ JAN MAJKOZAK ROBERT MANDILE JEROME MAN ION RONALD MARGIN IAK JOHN MARSZALEK 24 ABOVE: Chemistry students apply their knowledge in preparing for an experiment. donna matuska DONALD MAXWELL RAYCENE MCCAMPBELL RAMONA MCCULLOCH COLLEEN MCDONALD SHARON MCDONALD TIMOTHY MCGREGOR 25 KIMBERLY MICHAUD JEFFREY MICKELSON SANDRA MIKULAK JEFFREY MILLER JOSEPH MILLER MARK MILTON DEBBIE MILZ ROBERT MINELL MARY MISENCIK KATHLEEN MORRIS 26 TOP: Physics students demonstrate successful team work. ABOVE: Students express their individuality in art class. PAUL MYHRE RODNEY M YSLIWIEC 27 JULIfc NAGENGAST SUSAN NEARY PAU1A NEMES JOSEPH NEUBERGER LIU NEUBERGER JOHN NIEMI MARTIN NIMERFROH CHARLES NISKA CHER IE NIZNIK JERRY NORGREN KAREN NORTROM ROBERT NOYES GERALD NYLAND BRIAN OLSON BRYAN OLSON 28 FRED OLSON NANCY OLSON JAMES PAJAK MITCHELL OLSON KAREN OSTLUND DEBRA PALMER KATHERINE THOMAS PEARSON XAVIER PAURUS SUZANNE PEDRAGOSA WENDY PAXTON PECK ELS DAVID PEPEK JOSEPH PAONE KATHRYN PARKER 11 V , i KAY PERFETTI PAULA PETERSEN 29 RONALD PETERSON STEVEN PETERSEN KIM PETERSON GREGORY JOHN PETERSON LAURA PETERSON PICHOTTA BELOW LEFT: It's a bird, it's a planc-no. it's a cool bird! BELOW: B. Adams and L. Clarke perform at the talent show. RUSSELL PONATH KAY PREAM MICHAEL POWELL LINDA SHERMAN QUILLING ALICE RAINVILLE STEPHANIE RALPH DAVID RAY JUDITH RAYMOND PATRICIA RhILLY DANII L RAYMOND JOSEPH REARDON DAWN RESLER CELESTE RIEMAN LYNN R INGATE ROBERT GEORGE ROSS RANDY RIMER TIMOTHY ROBECK ROBINSON LEE ROTHSTEIN CHERYL ROSEN 31 TOP: The lunchroom is a happy meeting place for seniors RIGHT: Nimmcrfroh. lute for class again1 ABOVE: Snoopy gives an encouraging word to the football players TIMOTHY SAVIOR MICHAEL SAWY JAMES SAW IN A GREG SCHE NDEI 34 DEBRA SCRAMSTAD KAREN SEELEY TERRY SELLERS RICHARD SEVERSON DAVID SHECK BERNARD SHEEHAN ANTHONY SHOCKENCY JANICE SHOMSHAK BRADLEY SHOPEK VICTORIA SHOPEK PATRICK SIBLEY JEFFREY SIMS CARRIE SISSON DIANE SKOGEN JOHN SKOOCi DENNIS SKOWRONEK DEANNA SKREDE JOSEPH SLETTEN TOP: Two debonair seniors, B.Stachowski and J.Gronqiml. M.C. the homecoming festivities. LEFT: Petruchio (M.Michlovich) and Grumio (P.Evanson) show some talent for their Shakespeare class. J5 PEGGY SLOAN JODY SMITH RICHARD SMITH JAY SNYDER LAWRENCE SODER VALERIE SORENSEN GRANT SORENSON ROBERT STACHOWSKI LYNN STAHOSK! LEO STANG BELOW: Seniors consider themselves a little bit above everyone else. RAYMOND STENE MARK STENSRUD KAREN STOEN MARK STOMMEL STEVEN STONE CYNTHIA STOREST GAIL STRANDBERG JOAN SUSNIK NANCY SWANSON DAVID SWEERE 37 LEFT: J. Niemi takes time out to clean his locker ELAINE SYLVANDER FREDA JENNIFER TORP FREDERICK PAUL TESKE THIBODEAUX BRIAN THOMPSON CYNTHIA TALBOT DEBRA THALIN JOHN THIELEN JANE TIERNEY TOWNSEND MARY TURPIN GARY UNDERWOOD BELONG LEFT: T. Kravc read his favorite magazine as he waits to get his hair done. BELOW. Seniors discuss the big game against St. Paul Hard-tng DF.BRA VETTLING ROBERT SUSAN WAGNER JEFFREY WALDEN VILLAGOMEZ 39 BRIAN WARHOL JOSEPH WASELAK DARLYNE WEINMEYER GREGORY WEISS GARY WESTMAN STANLEY WESTROM TERR IE WEYRENS SUSAN WHISNEY ABOVt RIGHT R. Smith. L RothMcm. and R Bednarc yk concentrate on getting a board uraight ABOVE: Future vccrelaries practice hard at improving their work. RODNEY WHITE RONALD WHITE SUSAN WICK 40 PAMELA W1DHOLM THOMAS WILLEY MARK WILLIAMS VICKI WILLIAMS LINDA WITTE NANCY WITZMAN GENE WOODFORD KAREN WOODHAMS 41 SUSAN WOS1CK JOHN WRIGHT BRUCE WUOLLET Look To This Day Look to this day! For it is life, the very life of life,... For yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; But today, well lived, makes every yesterday A dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. from the Sanskrit 42 TOP: Chemistry students compile results of an experiment. Jerry Mamon gets help from Dan Chell. ABOVE: John Gron ]Uist and Wade Cameron work hard at getting walls ready for painting. JOSEPH YATES CHARLOTTE SHERYLZACK ZADLO FREDRICK ZAJAC Also Graduating... MICHAEL ZEITER LUANN ZIESMER DALE ZIPF JEANZURAWSKI DANIEL BURSEY WADECAMERON RAYMONDCHAPMAN CINDY CONNOLLY DAVID DANIELS TERRY DANIELS KIMBERLY DORAN KAREN ERTZ JAMES FEF.HAN DOUGLAS FLASCH MICHAEL FROISTAD FRANK HALEK MARCHALE HYNDMAN DEAN JACKSON JENNIFER JENKINS KATHY JOHNSON MICHAEL JORISSEN ROBERT KESSLER STEPHEN KLOSTER TIMOTHY KLOSTER JAMES KOVAL LARRY KRUCHTEN LAURIE LUPO JUDITH MCHORSE TIMOTHY MIN1KUS STEVEN OKESON JOHNOSTROWSKI RICHARD PETERSON DEBRA PIERCE KIMBERLY RICHARDSON SUSAN ROSS MICHAEL SABRASKI RALPH SCHLUTER MICHAEL SHAFFER BARNETT SIBLEY MICHAEL SKELLY MICHAEL SKOLTE JOSEPH SNIDER MATT SOPIWNIK JOHNSTUDELSKA KIMBERLY VANSETH DAVID WARD SYLVIA WILLIAMS 41 CATHERINE ASGIAN BRADLEY BOUCHER NANCY JO CHRISTENSEN ELIZABETH FAUE JUDITH JOYER STEVEN LORENTZEN SHARON MCDONALD PAULA NEMES KAREN OSTLUND BERNARD SHEEHAN LYNN STAHOSK1 NANCY SWANSON For maintaining a 3.92 average or better twelve seniors are honored to be the top 2% of the ’74 graduating class. For. achieving this fine scholastic accomplishment they will be awarded red and white stoles and honor diplomas. They are-pictured to the left In addition lo ihe special awards. 89 seniors were presented honor diplomas for maintaining a 3.21 average or better. Janice Anderson Marie Anderson Catherine Asgian Jud Bak Janet Beaulieu Louise Bchrcndt Patricia Bohan Michael Bohanon William Borchard Barbara Borer Bradley Boucher Helen Brandt Deborah Bruhjcll Robin Bruhjell Mary Campbell Betty Chamberlain Nancy Christensen Mary Coyle Janet Croncmilkr William Crookcr Malinda Crossman Cheryl Demuth Peter Evanson Elizabeth Fauc Darlene Gale Karen Green Jean Gross Donna Hanson Theresa Harrer Kathleen Hoglund Lillian Hchcnstein Lori Isaacson Lisa Jacobson Jon iJensen Judith Joyer Gary Kane Jean Kapella Gail Kastner Teresa Keyes David Kojctin Jean Korgy Steven Kracmcr Thomas Kravc Michelle Krone Laurie Lang Scott Llewellyn Steven Lorcnlzcn Mark Luby Jerome Manion Sharon McDonald Wallace McKelvey Catherine McKeon Mary McKeon Paula Ncmes Joseph Ncuberger Charles Niska Karen Ostlund Kim Peterson Kay Pream David Ray Michael Sawyer Karen Seeley Rosemary Schneider John Schonncscn Dennis Schulz Katherine Schwagcr Deborah Scramstad David Shcck Bernard Sheehan Mark Shephard Linda Sherman Janice Shomshak Deanna Skrcde Peggy Sloan Jay Snyder LynnStahoski Nancy Swanson Debra Thalin Virginia Truchinski Gary Underwood Susan Wagner Bnan Warhol Susan Wick Pamela Widholm Vicki Williams Nancy Witzman Charotte Zadlo M ichael Zeitcr Graduates Earn Recognition Since 1949. the eighth year Henry included a senior high, outstanding graduates have received special awards. The winners are chosen by seniors and teachers who ballot for one boy and girl whom they believe to be deserving. This year there are four different awards sponsored by interested local businesses and organizations. The American Legion Award, a bracelet, is presented to a senior who has shown qualities of leadership, courage, honor and scholarship. To two seniors who have contributed to school and community activities the Henry P.T.A. (A.B. Schultz Memorial Scholarship Fund) awards one hundred dollars. The World Affairs Council of Minneapolis gives the Rose Reese award of a plaque to a senior for his interest in foreign affairs. The First Bank High School Award is presented to one boy and one girl on the basis of scholarship and character. They will be awarded a silver medal and fifty dollars. In addition to these awards, there is also one senior who has gained national recognition. Bernic Sheehan qualified as a National Merit Scholarship Finalist. To gain this high scholastic achievement he had to withstand tough competition and rank in the lop percent of the students who took the test. STEVEN LORENTZEN Rose Rees MICHELLE KRONE American Legion JUDY JOYER P.T.A. NANCY SWANSON First Bank BERNARD SHEEHAN National Merit Scholarship Finalist BRADLEY BOUCHER P.T.A. BERNARD SHEEHAN First Bank 45 Activities Pep Fests Black History Week One Act Play Mardi Gras Mistletoe Hoedown Gobblers Class Play Homecoming Auditoriums Potpourri 48 FAR LEFT; With embalmment, cheerleaders jre initiated TOP CENTER: Sophomore wrestler enjoy their recognition. BELOW CENTER A snappy tune by the Pep Band ABOVE Alumni kick high to Rock around the clock.” BELOW Why can't I be queen’’” wonders I). Schmidt 49 ABOVE LEFT: Queen Nancy of Homecoming 72 seems to be remembering it for just a moment. BELOW LEFT: The Top Five wait anxiously to find which one of them will be Queen. ABOVE RIGHT: The Singing Andrew Sisters sing one for the boys away from home BELOW RIGHT: B. Sheehan brings the house and T. Shockency down with one of his jokes? SO A History of Pride Black History Week For the second consecutive year, black students presented an auditorium program during Black History Week (February 15). They sang many songs, read poetry they wrote themselves, and told the history of their brave people. With the direction of Ms. Lyons, the auditorium proved a worthw hilc experience. ABOVE P White give a lccturc-t pc talk on the black man'ihutorv ELIS1p Wh,'c- d 8 Ad m '� BELOW RIGHT: M Cald-cll and S Robertson ung a moving version of Prc- 51 What Does the Future Hold.. .? MSHSL One-Act Play Each year schools wishing to participate begin planning a one-act play for the Minnesota State High School League's One-Act Play Contest. This year Henry's offering was ANTHEM, by Ayn Rand. The students chosen for the cast adapted the script from the novelette themselves. ANTHEM is a play which foreshadows a futuristic society in which individuality simply doesn't exist. The crux of the drama centers on two characters. Liberty 5-3000 and Equality 7-2521, and their desperate struggle to become individuals w hich, of course, is forbidden. They do eventually break away and decide to make a life for themselves free from unenlightened people who don’t have any self respect, who work only for the We . The world “I was forbidden. The play did very well, taking a first in District and third in Regional competition. ABOVfc Responding to the bdl. we give the salute before going to work. TOP Ironically, this advanced society isn’t aware of electricity: they use candles. CENTER: Equality 7-2321 is seen as a traitor for ’’discovering electricity. FAR RIGHT: In their new home Liberty 5-3000 and Equality 7-2521 realize they arc free to be themselves 52 CAST OF CHARACTERS Joel Dosst ............. Laurie Cattleman ....... Jon Bostrom.............. Malinda Crossman ........ Dan Schmidt ........ Don Maxwell.............. Bradley Hillstrom .. .. Pally Bohan.............. Debbie Broil rom ........ Caroline Andcrion ....... Paula Nemo .............. Mr. John Sylvester ..... Equably 7-2521 .....Liberty 5-3000 ... .Various Parti ......Various Parti ..... Various Parti .... Various Parti .... Various Parts .. .. .Various Parts .....Various Parts ...... Understudy Director's Assistant ...... .. Director S3 New Orleans Atmosphere Mardi Gras An eagerly awaited date this year was January 2$. During our morning auditorium, students had a chance to show off their many talents. A Dixieland band, Shirley Temple, hillbilly singers, a piano player, and other acts contributed to our talent show. A supper was held for parents and students that night in our lunchroom. After supper a big carnival was held where kids of all ages could find something that interested them. Many school clubs ran booths. People were found doing anything from having their picture sketched by a Henry artist to dunking for apples. A big thanks to all who made this great night possible. BELOW: Thu u in case you wonder what ever happened to M. Campbell. TOP CENTER: K Olsensky and C. Braa do a great rendition of the Andrew Sitters singing “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy. TOP RIGHT: Chuck Duck (S. Kraemer)and hit ducklings (R. LuU. R. White. T. Borgan. and M. Irwin) ting you back to the 50’t. CENTER RIGHT: M. Crostman. P Bohan. P. Netnet. and J. Bostrom “Stomp on your aorta hillbilly fathion. BELOW FAR LEFT: A captured monkey? BELOW LEFT: Shrilled tcreamt can be heard from inside of the tpook house BELOW RIGHT: Come dear, lei me bite you in the neck (D. Maxwell. C. Leach.) BELOW. FAR RIGHT: Our principal cringes before getting hit face washed with a sponge 54 5S Reeling and Rocking Mardi Gras If you closed your eyes for jusl a moment, then opened them, with a little imagination Henry’s lunchroom could he the school gymnasium of Anywhere. U.S.A. in 1957. The occasion of course, was the Mardi Gras “Back-to-thc-Fifties” Dance. With guys in loafers and slicked-back hair, and girls in pony tails and saddleshocs, and the music of the fantastic “Rockin’ Hollywoods,” the atmosphere was an authentic one. The dance and costume contests were also fun. 56 FAR LEFT: J. Bigelow might wait all night to he asked to dance? TOP CENTER: I'm going to clap until my fingers fall off! BELOW CENTER: S. Perry and B Crookcr watch the other sock hopper . ABOVE: A wcary-looking underclass oman keeps dancing despite the late hour. BELOW: Many must have dug into their attics to add an authenticity to their costumes 57 Kiss Your Partner Mistletoe Hoedown BELOW: If I can do it. anybody can!!! BELOW LEFT: L. Borgen t ceremoniously danced around. BELOW RIGHT: Laughter «� the prevailing mood at the dance. Artwork by B. Thompson Fun, fun, and more fun is the only way to describe this year’s Christmas Square dance, the Mistletoe Hoedown. Since it was held on Friday night, December 21st, the official start of vacation, everyone was in a festive mood. This event, sponsored by Student Government, is not only fun for the student body but good for the community, for it brings people from the neighborhood together to take part in a Henry activity. $8 Pats Do Turkey Trot Gobblers As tradition would have it, this year’s Gobblers Dance, held on November 10 at the Downtown YWCA, again had the girls asking the guy of their choice for an evening of dancing prior to Thanksgiving. Although much planning went into the dance, for the turnout of people the dance was a disappointment. The money raised from the dance, which was Y-Teen sponsored, goes towards Y-Tcens activities for the coming year. LEFT: S. Haugen and hi date seem to be enjoying the dance. BELOW LEFT: A quiet moment never hurt . BELOW: S.Perry and T.Luckcn rest before getting back to the action. 59 Drama Shifts Gears to a Comedy Class Play This year’s Senior Class Play was an O’Neill comedy entitled “Ah Wilderness.” The play centers on a middle-class family in Ohio in 1926. It revolves around the tccnagcd son. Richard. and his frantic attempts at turning into an adult. If word-of-mouth is any indication, everyone loved the play! ABOVE: Unde Sul. in spue of hi promises, comes home drunk and flirts with Nora. ABOVE CENTER: Mr Miller tell Mr. Miller he has to give Richard a good talking to.” Sid can't believe it's real!) happening ABOVE RIGHT: Around the table Tommy Miller. Mildred Miller. Mrs Miller, Mr. Miller, and Lili Miller An intoxicated Sid tells everyone how he could never marry a girl who drinks. LOWER LEFT Mr Miller gives a heart broken Richard some typical motherly advice. LOWER RIGHT: Richard recites poetry, embellished with a little soft shoe, for the benefit of Belle and the bardies Cast of Characters Richard Miller ... Mr. Miller...... Mrs. Miller ..... Tommy Miller ... Mildred Miller ... Lili Miller .... Arthur Miller---- Sid David........ Muriel McCombcr David McCombcr Maid............. College Friend .. Dancers ......... Piano Player --- Barflies........ Belle........... Bartender ...... Salesman ........ .....................B Mined .....................J. Miller .....................P. Nemes .....................T. Grams ..................C. McLennan ..................L. Neuberger .....................P. Birch ....................G. Schcndcl ■....................P. Bohan ..................D. Castleman .....................J. F.dgrcn ....................J. Bostrom ..........L. Nordquist. J. Robin L. Castleman. D. Nordby. L. Lchn .....................J. Peterson ...............M. Kainc. J. Bak K. Stocn. S. Berg. J. Hassler ....................J. Anderson .....................J. Niemi ....................R. Severson 60 All Patriots Take Part Homecoming Activities 62 FAR LEFT SEQUENCE: Queen Kim is washed, dried, and teased into beauty- TOP CENTER LEFT Top Twelve: R Bintner, C.Hcdlund. L Lang, K.Stocn. P Kiel. S.Wicfc. S.Haukom, K.Holmgren. P. Bohan. M McShanc, P.Kroen-ing. K.Michaud. BELOW CENTER LEFT. Captains Dan Schmidt, and Scott Llewellyn lead Queen Kim towards more Homecoming activities. Scott... Look alive! TOP CENTER RIGHT: Princesses Cheryl, Laurie, and Pam smile, despite their nerves, before the coronation. TOP: The Junior Royally show a pomp and circumstance worthy of the coronation ABOVE: Jean Robin, Lori Castleman. and Dcbby Nordby swing to the beat of the charleston.” BELOW CENTER: Carol Druk sings a beautiful rendition of Imagine” and provides her own accompaniment. LEFT: During the afternoon program, Shanana and the Sophomores get down with Twist and Shout. 63 64 V I • $?A 7 r � IS M FAR LEFT: Everyone crowds in for a good scat at the Homecoming auditorium. ABOVE LEFT: There were a variety of expressions and dances, but everyone had a fantastic time at the dance. ABOVE CENTER: Flying confetti adds to the spirit of the game. ABOVE RIGHT: On cloud nine, again!!! BELOW LEFT Queen Kim. Princess Putty, and their escorts look forward to an evening of dancing. BELOW CENTER: A quiet mo-ment at the dance is enjoyed by all. BELOW RIGHT: Fan support hit a peak at the Homecoming game. BELOW: A Henry alumni band, the “Studebakers, provided music at the dance. 65 Our Fair Ladies Homecoming 1973-74 QUEEN KIM MICHAUD A bubbly personality Beyond compare, A sparkling smile Framed by golden hair. A voice so sweet. Wee and gentle A more delightful person You’re not likely to meet. 66 PRINCESS PATTY Sparkling eyes, and a friendly disposition. Always happy and full of ambition. PRINCESS LAURIE Peppy, energetic, big pretty smile. A feminine girl with lots of style. 67 Sports tf ffl'SlF' W i 70 TOP S I orcnt cn trio to fight his way through a few of Marshall U's fine players. CENTER LETT 1 Borgen squirms across the foriy yard line for j first down I NTI R QBS I orcnt cn inaction BOTTOM LEFT: J.Manion discs for the ball in the end one against W cst ABOVf DSchmidi forces the ball loose from Washburn's running back The Best Team in Years I Varsity Iootball tOP I. I I I I he hand oft goes io I Borgen lor icn more hard-earned yurdv IOP K K • 111 K.( assidy boot-legs around right end lor key yardage against South. lilt At one of our few home games. oath Swame checks i� i make sure we’re still ahead, while the players ponder I he next play tall HI LOW I .Hoigen slips through the hands of South defenders once again HOI K)M III I I’hc three musketeers give another great pep talk' BOTTOM KKilll S.l.lewellyn is up to his neck in Cow- 71 Scoreboard Henry 13 North 0 Henry 8 Washburn 7 Henry 13 South 7 Henry 34 West 14 Henry 2 Southwest 8 Henry 40 Roosevelt 0 Henry 34 ocational 2 Henry 43 Marshall-U 16 Henry 18 Central 12 Slate Semi-Finals Hcnr 12 Harding 28 Pats Make It to State . Football 9 For the first time in 13 years the Varsity Football Team won the City title going undefeated in the regular season and tying with Edison for the lop spot. Asking Mr. Swanson, the coach, what he thought about this year’s team he said. “It takes something special to be a champion, and this team certainly had it.” The team feels that even though we lost to Harding we played a very good game. They were very proud to bring the City title back to Henry! ABOVE: Our fantastic coaches Mr. Miller. Mr S union, and Mr. France . CEN'TFR A high pa for a short Lull. RIGHT: First String: J Manion. R Johnson. I) Schmidt. R White. D Shock, t.lundccn. R Lut . K.Cassidy, T.Borgcn. S.Llewellyn, and J.Bydlon. 72 TOP: Varsity; JLaughlm. T.OIandcr. J Rapac . M Irwin. D.Pcrkins. J Arf. T Borgen. R.Larson M.Nimmerfroh. R.Lul . B Boucher. K kerhan. D Schmidt, I) Ray. T I rechan. M citer. R Smith J.Longerbonc. ROW 2; J Neimi. D Day. D Lawman. G.Ross. I) Braatan. J Arnold. W'.Mckdvcy M Michalovich. B.Kvam, J.SIcttcn, M l.uby, M Dalhberg. K .Cassidy. I) Shcck. J Modccn. T.C aou ettc, S. aske. M.Hassler. S Kracmcr. D Anderson. ROW' J; L Ihomas, M.Dickenson, G.Under wood. C.Niskj. J Badmcau. 0 Saline. J.Bydlon. R Morgan. R W’hitc. P N'cesc. S I orcni cn. G Lundccn. J Mamon. S Llewellyn. B Saline. R Johnson, and J.Johnson MIDDLE Sophomore Team. P Dorr. N. Hanson. T Bohan. I I md. S.Gillen, Orstad. K. Ybarra J.Hanson. T.Conley. ROW 2; M.Roberts. B.lloppenrath. I) Larson. H ullandcr. P.Wciland. I Pudlick. S.Norstrom, R.KIaU. B.McKccvcr. ROW J; fc Eickholt. D Martin. R Olson. K Chriten son. D.Carlson. T.Erickson. E.Kittlcson. M Snow, D.Wcek. J.HerkcnhofT. ROW 4. P Anderson. G Henke. E W'idholm. DTinjum. S Norton. S Peterson. B Scllon. T I ucken. and coach Mr Andcr son LEFT: This year's C'o-Captains S. Llewellyn and D.Schmidt. ABOVE Team Two; J Babineau. J Sletten. K Kern an. I) Ray. J Arf. M Michalovich. M Zciler. M Nimmcrfroh. S l.orcnt en, S kracmcr. M.Luby. T ( oauclte. J Modern, and B Boucher 7) wM 74 Henry Moves Out of the Middle of the Pack Cross Country Last year Henry’s Cross Country team came in a respectable fourth place, and hopes were high for this year. They worked hard for a high finish this year but fell short ... in second place. Coach Canham is optimistic about next year because only three seniors will be lost by graduation. Keep up the great work, team, and next year we will dethrone Southwest. TOP' LEFT: Shockcncv stays with the top four runners in the state. TOP CENTER: Team: ROW I: C.Ricman. J.Zicwicd. I) Berger. S. Millcrcn. M.Krocning. J.Otlo. ROW 2: C.Shockcncy. D.Lucas. B.Shcc-han, C.Jackman. S.Wortman. L.Schram, M.Woriman. J.Jackman, D. Gilkcrson. T.Kelvic. S.Joncs. ROW 3: D.Bigelow. T.Henderson. T.Shock-ency, L.Lazaraz. A.Croncmillcr. J.Parker, T.Krave. L.Olson. T.Favc. TOP RIGHT: A. Croncmillcr shows exhaustion after three tough miles on the natural turf. CENTER: Couch Canham (background) keeps an eye on his top seven as the teams line up for an important start. CENTER RIGHT: Our coach looks forward to every meet, but realizes that it is often the weekly physical discipline that decides the issue. BOTTOM LEFT: Don’t ask me. I don't know where the course goes.” BOTTOM. LEFT CENTER: Our varsity team gets off to a good start. BOTTOM. RIGHT CENTER: L.Lazaraz finally breaks the finish after a grueling three miles on the toughest city course. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Junior Varsity lines up. They will be the ncuclcus of a good team next year. 75 Henry Swimmers Plunge Into Action Boy’s Swim Team The boys have put in many hard hours of practice to make this a good year. Practice makes perfect and with many hours of practice the best diver still made a few belly flops. All in all the boys have shown what real team work is. They may not have won every meet, but they gave a good show. Mr. Hocl. the swim team Coach, says he has a lot of faith in his boys. He feels that they have given all they had. They won 7 out of 10 meets, which isn’t bad. They have high hopes of making it to the District meet, and who knows, maybe to the Regional. We have a great team in store for next year so we can always try again. It’s how you play the gamc-you can’t be a bad sport-have faith! TOP: M. Kohl shows South ho Ihc 100 yard Free style is done. CENTER: J. Schonncsen makes a big splash w hile doing the Ely.” BOTTOM: ROW I M Kohl. J.Schonncsen. M Shepard. ROW 2: V.Kainc. B.Henke. C Bruhjcll. D.Woods. P.Voss. Coach. Mr. Hocl. ROW' J: X Pcdrogosa, S.Bookc. M.Hanson. B.O'Rielly, C Jackman. B Rystcd. and D.I.ucas. 76 This year the girls' tennis team has a new coach. Miss Koopmans. This has been very much a building year for the girls’ tennis team. They have had rough competition and have played many close games: however the team didn’t do too well and are hoping for a better season next year. The boys’ tennis team is preparing for another good season. Last year, the team finished with a 4 and 6 record, doubling the previous season’s win record. Returning coach, Mr. Backes. and his four returning lettermen arc looking forward to a very successful season. TOP CENTER: Women1 Team: S Eichman. L.Gilbcrt. R.Schnicdcr. I baceson. K .Green. S.McDonuld. S. Baker. M.Gorzycki, S.Lonn. BOTTOM LEFT: T Kravc smashes in another point for the team. BOTTOM CENTER: S.Eichman performs another stunning serve. FOP RIGHT: Now where did that ball go? CENTER RIGHT: Gorzyeki serves up a nice ground stroke. BOTTOM RIGHT: J.Schonncsen warms up for his ne. t game. Tennis Swings Men and Grab Ahold Wrestling This year’s grapplcrs had a full season with six wins and four losses. Henry finished in conference competition in fifth place. In District competition Henry took fourth, sending Jeff Haight. Jerry Manion, Terry Sellers, Steve Kraemcr, and Jim Modccn to Regionals. Good work, guys! LOWER LEFT: FRONT ROW: M Kraemcr, D.McArthur, J.Shopcck, L.Pudlick. BACK P Hawkins. J.Tromley. L.OUon. D Barhan. B Hoppcnrath. Mr.Wyrowski. TOP: T Sellers shows the thrill of victory in a match against Roosevelt. iiinii'ii BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeff Haight goes on towin another match. TOP RIGHT: FRONT ROW; L-R B Louie. J.Cain. T.Sellcrs. M.Irwin. S.Seller . S Seller MIDDLE: S.Kracmer. M.Michalovich. B.OIson. P.Hawkins, W.Logeais. M.Dickenson. BACK: J.Miller, mgr. J.Somcrson. D.Finnvik, J.Manion. J.Haight, Mr. Miller, coach. Reach Out For the Top Girl’' Swim Team BELOW: S Kaun ner ofT 10 a fantastic start in the medley relays BELOW CENTER Freestyle diving demonstrated by G.Rockcford. BOTTOM: Team; ROW I; A.Adams. J.Bak, S.Wick. J.Joyer. B Buchanan. L.Johnson. ROW 2; Coach B Brcndscl, S.Kaun ncr. N. Joyer, T.Hase. JBiorn, M.Krone. ROW 3; H Brandt. G.Rockcford. M.Kainc. K.Hanson. J.Gross. and C Ldbcrg. The girl's swimming program for Minneapolis is of a much higher caliber this year. Besides the usual preliminary and final meets, a regional meet was held for the first time this year. It is hoped that a state meet will be part of the program next year, and that the girl's swim team will be able to participate. TOP LEFT: The girls patiently wan their turn to try their best in the Medley Relays. L.Johnson goes first with the breast stroke lap. ABOVE: J.Gross shows perfect form in doing the back dive LEFT: J.Joycr dives into the action of a crucial meet BELOW: S.Kronc plunges into the pool in hopes of first place in the Relays. 63 Shoot ’Em Up! Varsity Basketball After a disappointing regular season, this year’s Cagers pulled an upset in the Regional Semi-finals by being the victors over Bloomington Lincoln. In the finals Washburn proved their depth was too much, and we lost decisively. TOP: DJohnson overwhelms Roosevelt with his height. CENTER: As a Washburn player strains to block the shot. Johnson scores again. UPPER RIGHT: S.Lorent cn shoots from the corner for two more points against Washburn. LOWER LEFT: M.Luby puts in another jump shot. LOWER CENTER: Team; W McKclvcy, M.McCrum. T.Bergen, M.Udgcn. B.Boucher. SECOND ROW: PTeske. B Saline. S. Lorentzen, S.LcVasseur, S.Ofeson. D.Johnson, R.Morgan. R Johnson. M.Luby. LOWER RIGHT: As the pressure builds. B.Boucher shows true determination in his expression. ABOVE: DJohnson goes up for the rebound BELOW: Okeson drops a twelve-footer. 86 87 Henry Keeps on Traveling Girl’s Basketball The girl’s basketball team had a fair season this year. Led by seniors Sharon McDonald and Karen Green, it was mainly a building year with many underclassmen participating. Although the team did not have the best won-lost record, it was a rewarding year for all who competed. RIGHT: ROW' I; CJone . C.Harkins. ROW 2: .vnnott. L.Maass, K Green. ROW 3; K. Hubbard. S.Lonn. S.McDonald. D. Thorson, SJohnson. ROW 4; B. Adams, J.Taylor. M.Gor ycki, L.Underwood TOP RIGHT: SJohnson sinks a fifteen footer. 88 TOP Practice makes the difference. BOTTOM: B Adams works to raise the free throw percentage. 89 ABOVE: M.Powell break in on the goal after penetrating Edison's defense. BELOW: J.Arf takes a leading pais. UPPER RIGHT: D.Schopf takes a breather while Henry is on the attack. LOWER RIGHT: J.Bydlon tries to shove a backhand past four Park players in a pre-season game. 90 Puckster’s • Plight Hockey This year’s hockey season had many tense, exciting moments due to the fact that many of the players were experienced veterans from last year. The games would often hang in the balance until the last few moments. The team had fourteen returning players and they had the added strength of many good juniors and sophomore pucksters. The team finished the season with a 5-5 record. At the end of the 73-74 season, the Pats ended up in fifth place. One thing that can be said about this year’s team they never gave up trying! 91 Sophomore Hockey UPPER RIGHT: J.Arf slips by for another shot on goal. LOWER RIGHT: C Cassidy awaits the rebound from J. ArPs shot on goal. BELOW: ROW I: J.Reardon. J.Arf. D. Schopf, J.Humphrey. T.Bohan. C.Orstead. ROW 2: J.Arnold, K.Cassidy. J Bydlon, R. Marciniak. M.Duffy. 0.Hunter. ROW 3: G. Osgood. J.Snydcr, G.Pichotta, J .Johnson. M. Powell. B.OIson. 93 UPPER LEFT: D. Hunter finds an opening for Henry. LOWER LEFT: J . Arf tries again! UPPER RIGHT: Park goalie down on his knees for Henry's D. Hunter. LOWER RIGHT: Henry's first line. J. Arf. J. Rcdcon. J.Reardon, jar Tcddic’s defense 94 95 TOP: S.Elliott attempts a set shot. BELOW: Watch the hands, fella. UPPER RIGHT: ROW I: C.Talbot. S. Eichman, D.Bruhjcll, A.Fau. ROW 2: D. Bruhjell, S.Lonn. J.Nelson. K. Novak. ROW 3: Miss Pccchia, M.Gorzycki. R.McCulloh. P.Hubber, J.Mudge, D.Nelson. LOWER RIGHT: ROW I: L Berg.C.Vick-erman. S.Frigion. M.Borca. N.Bydlon. J. Gross. ROW 2: G.Taus. K.Townes, C.Gilk-erson. C.Powell, P.Dickenson, R.Reardon, V.Haggerty. ROW 3: M Kaine. C.Mas-dowski, C.Kaine, M.Dcnardo. P.Polaski. K.Thomas. % 97 98 Skiers Slide to Second Skiing The Ski Team had a successful season and finished tied for third in the regular season, and in the District meet pulled out a second place. Four skiers qualified for the State Meet in Cloquet. These skiers were Norm Hanson, Ron Hanson, and Jeff Klein in jumping, and Tom Krave in Cross Country. UPPER LEFT B.Shcehan skis toward perfection. LOWER LEFT: Henry fans cheer on co-captain T. Krave. UPPF.R RIGHT: J. Kline regains balance (o turn fair into an exceptional jump. LOWER RIGHT: Greater distance is displayed by N. Hanson. Good Form! 99 SCOREBOARD Henry 3 Marshall-U 6 Henry 4 Central 5 Henry 6 Roosevelt 3 Henry 6 Edison 3 Henry 4 West 5 Henry 4 North 5 LOWER LEFT: T. Krave digs in for a good performance. Henry 5 Washburn 4 UPPER RIGHT: T. Shockcncy fights for a place in his first year of competition. LOWER RIGHT: Top five performance Henry 4 South 5 is demonstrated by R Hanson. Regional C Championships Henry 7 Roosevelt 4 101 Everything’s Green! Golf This year’s golf team is looking forward to a good season. With seniors John Dicks and Dan Chcll as returning players, they have the strength and experience necessary to produce a winning team. They all hope the spring season will provide good weather for their games. BELOW: Golf Team; J.Dicks. B.OIson. S.Lcrum. DC Sell. J Hayes RIGHT: Experienced golfer shows good form as he swings in pursuit of a birdie. We Need More Cheer! Cheerleaders The Henry cheerleaders consisted of three seniors and nine juniors on the varsity squad, and five sophomore cheerleaders, all under the leadership of Lori Lang, Terri Rittcn, and Marsha Mattson. The cheerleaders worked to spread cheer and boost school spirit. RIGHT: Cheerleaders raise the spirit needed to keep the basketball team going. BF.l-OW: Henry cheerleaders lead cheers during a half-time break during the Roosevelt game. 103 BF.LOW: Sophomore cheerleaders put on a pep fest to promote that evening's game. ABOVE: In their tireless effort to get the fans to support the team, the cheerleaders do yet another cheer. 104 105 106 BELOW: Cheerleaders express joy as Henry lakes the lead. ABOVE: Varsity Cheerlcading Squad BOTTOM: K.Stoen. C.lnkala. M. Dorr. S. Wicklund. T Rilten. B.l.ang. R.Johnigan. TOP: S.Carlson. L.Lang. D.Larson. L.Kozicky. N.Fraser. 107 BOTTOM: Cheerleaders jump with enthusiasm as the Henry cagers come out to win another one. Clubs and Organizations Dedicated Leaders Govern School Student Government Student Government consists of two houses, the House of Representatives, and the Senate. The Senators came to school everyday at 7:30 while the Representatives usually had a meeting once a week during 4th hour. This year the freshmen had representatives in Student Government. Most of the school activities were sponsored by Student Government. To mention a few of them, there was the Homecoming Dance. Mar-di Gras, and Interim. All of the students in these activities put in loads of work to make this the best year ever. no TOP CENTER. SENATE; ROW I; P New-man. M.Orr. J.Ritter, K.Pream. Rl.utz, ROW 2; J.Tolkincn. P.Hawkom, D.Fisher, S.Lorent-zcn. J.Modecn, J.SIcttcn. C.Thomas, ROW 3: T.Lindholm, NJoyer, L.Naibcrgcr, P Kiel. D.Schmidt. K.Stocn. B. Borer. FAR LEFT. SENIOR OFFICERS; D.Fisher. Tres; S.LIcwellyn. Vice Pres; P.Kiel. Sec; S. Lorcntzcn, Pres. BOTTOM CENTER. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES; ROW I; M Waight. J.Neu-berger, L.Elmer. N.Borgcn. P.Fra er, L.Isaacson. J.Zicwicd, R Griffith, J.Larson. P.Keis, P Dickenson. N.Frazer. N.Chapman ROW 2; M.Marsh. D.Hall. S. askc. S.Brown. J.Cain, J.Modecn. M.Dorr, J.Bak. N.Swanson. M.Bennett. K.Green. M.Crossman, S.Coucttc. J.Min-ell. ROW 3; J.Jcnson, H.Strakbcin. G.Schendcl, S.Schroctke. D.Castlcman, J Manion. R.Larson. G.Osgood. B.Saline, F.Amcnson. J.Trom-bley. R.Kupka. TOP LEFT. HOUSE OFFICERS; Parlimen-tarians. J.Modecn. J.Cain; Pres. J.Manion Vice Pres. J.Bak; Vice Sec. P.Dickenson; Sec. R. Griffith. Ill Talking up a Storm Speech, Debate Speech: Members of this year’s Speech team worked hard to write the best speeches possible. There were ten different catagories from which the speakers chose: Oratory, Nonoriginal, Discussion, Story-telling, Oral Interpretation, Extemporaneous, and Creative Expression, Debate: Under the direction of Mr. Feeley. the debate team this year participated in a number of local and regional contests. Marie Anderson, a senior, did the best this year, receiving an award for her debate ability. 112 ! Debate Team- S.Strohschcin, M.Anderson. L.Hohcnstein, B. Hanson Speech Team- ROW I: G.Undcr-wood. S.l.orcnt en. D.Kojetin, J. Manion ROW 2: P.Widholm. C. Hotchkiss. D.Skowronck. J.Bak, M. Anderson. S.Lcvens. ROW 3: J. Ophcim, J.Zuruwski, P.Johnson. C. Anderson. N. Nichols. D.Nunberg. L.Castleman. D.Firtko. J.Joyer. L. Hohcnstein ROW 4: J.Mined. P Waight. E.Faue, C.BIom. S.Paulson. R.Bruhjcll. J.Anderson. M.Kaine, E. Ehrlichman. S.Whisney. 113 Science Wizards and... The Fabulous Photographers Science and Photography Clubs Science and Photography dubs were very successful this year. Both dubs were under the direction of Mr. Delaney. Photography dub members learned alot about cameras and practiced using them. Science club has a big project making a solar heater. Both clubs are growing in popularity. 114 TOP CENTER: Photography Club. ROW I B W ard. Mr. Delaney. ROW 2: J.StefTans. P.Evanson. T Brcdcmus. D.Chuba. L.Hohen stein. FAR LEFT: Science Club: J.Rcitsnia. J.Otto. J.StudcIska, J. Brand berg. J.Peterson. J.Wright. Mr Delaney, P Skclly. C.McQueen, C.Lamb. S.Jones. T.Faue, J.Rapac 115 I Chess Is the Best Chess Club Many people think that chess is boring, dull, and just not any fun. Well, if you do, you’re wrong. The game of chess can really be fun. It takes skill and it is challenging. This year’s chess club has thirteen members. If you have seen how good they arc, maybe you’ll agree that Chess is the best! - s 116 PAGE LEFT: SITTING; J.Larew. R DeWiti, P.Birch. R.Stcnc, J Jensen. T. Fish. J.Shomshak STANDING; T. Reich. G.Morgren. GJung, C.Lamb. C.McCrum. T.Jacobwith. TOP: SITTING. D.Barron. D Day. M. Miller. C.Gilman. STANDING; R Rimer, S.Baker. J.Koch, D.Hill. M. Cartrow. J.Reilsma. CTossing. L.Molten stein LEFT: S.Baker and R Rimer search in-tensly to find a book for an anxious student ABOVE: Sorting date cards keeps aide busy. TOP RIGHT: Being a library aide can be fun. BOTTOM RIGHT: 'Mow'd you say this works? Need Help Finding a Book? Try. . . Library Assistants Well, what can you say about library assistants? They do a number of things besides just checking out books. They shelve books, magazines, and pamphlets. Another task is filing cards, writing overdues. etc. Just recently they have started to work with movies and movie equipment. 117 United We Stand International Club This year’s International Club was much busier than in past years. They sponsored a banquet in the fall, had a booth in Mardi Gras, sponsored a dance in March which featured the band Sweet Dreams, and had several meetings during the year. Something else which added to the club was the addition of a foreign exchange student, Xavier Pcdragosa. Hopefully, in future years Henry will be able to continue having an International Club. 118 M Anderson. A.Harms. G.Turncr. P.Darby. S.Thompson. C.Asgian. M. Lovaas. M Ralph. J.Fran cn. V.Sorcnson. BRysicd. D.Kojctin. L Rader. L.Faue. X Pedcrgrosa, P.Ncesc. D.Sckatc. H Strakbein. A.Asgian Getting It Together Y-Teens Y-Tccns this year was made up of only Junior and Sophomore girls. Meetings were held off and on during the school year to plan for their activities. One of those activities was the annual Gobblers Dance, held at the downtown Y.M.C.A. Junior Y-Tcen Members: R.Land-wehr, C.Wumslcy. N. Nichols, V.Kraniz. A.Ringwelski, C.Ho-hcnslcin, K.Skrcdr Sophomore Y-Tecn Members: ROW I: T.Hasc, A Nagel. K. Robertus. J.Ziegwcid, S.Lund. L.Bcan ROW 2: P.Haukom, J. Michaels, J.McCormick. Alcgg. S.Pcrry, J.Fenstra. A.Fauc, L. Okeson ROW 3: T Keyes. C.OH-kerson, I..Timmerman, C.Maass, R.Warnke, M.Sawyer. DJack-son. M.Lovaas 119 National Honor Sociel is a club that many people really don’t know much about. It’s true that to get into the club you must have a 3.2 grade average, but there are other qualities that are needed. This year’s N.H.S. group has tried to build each of those qualities within themselves, while having a good time. They started what may become a tradition; selling apples on the day of a football game, they had a hay-ride. went Christmas caroling at University Hospital, and planned a trip for the spring. As Pres. Brad Boucher put it. “This year, our N.H.S. group has combined having a good time with being a service to the school and community. N.H.S. has not been just a name, but instead people willing to work toward a common goal.” Miss Blom and Mr. Carlson, the advisors, put it this way. “The 1973-74 N.H.S. has consisted of outstanding, interested students willing to work for their school and organization. We think that the service projects accomplished. as well as the social activities. have indicated the full potential that this group had.” The Cream of the Crop Nat’l. Honor Society 120 ROW I: T.Kravc. I).Ray. J.Schonneson. D.Shcck. C.Ninka. S.LIwellyn, S.Lorcntzcn. M.Zciler, M.Schult c ROW 2: J.Bostrom, t Asgian, G. Underwood. M.Anderson. S.McDonald. L.Isaacson. M.Krone. K.Green, I Quilling. L.Hohcnslein ROW 3: B.Boucher. B Sheehan. E.Fauc ROW 4: D.Skcdc, J. Bah. S.Wagner, L Behrendt. P.Ncmes. D.Scramsfad. B Borer. N.Wil man. N.Christenscn ROW- 5: L.Stahoski. K.Ostlund. N. Swanson. P.Widholm. K.Peterson. H Brandt. T.Keyes. ROW 6: D.Ko-jetin. M.Crossman. L.Jacobson, P.Evanson. J Joyer. P Bohan.G Kastncr TOP LEFT: Brad conducts an important meeting, and almost all listen intently. TOP CENTER: T.Kravc lakes a moment to ponder a startling statement made about the N.H.S. trip. BOTTOM CENTER: Trcs. Barb Borer. Vice. Pres Lynn Slahoski. Pres. Brad Boucher. Sec. Judy Joycr. BOTTOM LEFT: Lisa sells Steve a delicious carmeled apple, which was one of the N.H.S. service projects. BOTTOM RIGHT: Typical meeting in session. 121 a nd _ Hurry” were kev p . U cd 10 describe this years ' a,n°l Staff. The cnt.ro staff b� usy with pictures to take and stories to write. As in the words of Shelly K- rone, page editor. We never much done in class, maybe bell sc it was first hour and everyone ants to know what happened the night before. But somehow we always managed to make the deadlines with minutes to spare! A ny-Who road the paper ci.-toovcrcd had true talon, on .Ho staff about tho host that and th Henry: paper :vcr so was m. Write On, Patriot Staff I • K “ ■ “ •. . _ , mAttm mu__ we Behind the Book Orator Staff You may not know it. but a super amount of work went into this year’s ORATOR. People on the staff did many things to keep busy. To name a few. they made layouts, wrote up copy (which you arc reading right now), scheduled and took pictures, and also wrote captions. Although the work was sometimes hard, we usually managed to have a good time. It’s kind of neat seeing what will go into the book before anybody else docs. All in all. the yearbook staff had a good lime, despite the frantic rush to meet deadlines. ABOVE: TOP TO BOTTOM Mr. Peterson (Advisor). M Gabriel (Seniors), M Dunne (Activities). K Woodhams (Underclassmen). N. Whiuman. C. Antolak (Sports). D. Bruhjcll (Faculty), C. Cameron (Activities). J. Susnik (Seniors). P. Kroening (Clubs Org.). T. Krave (Sports). P. Widholm (Club 4 Org.), D Maxwell (Photographer). FAR LEFT: M.Crossman concentrates on writing a flash news story. TOP LEFT: P Birch and G.Schcndcl find time to goof around. BOTTOM LEFT: S.Kronc takes time out to help fellow writers. MIDDLE: D.Bruhjell cuts” down teachers. TOP RIGFIT: P.Kroening and P.Widholm work on layout plans. LEFT: N.Wit man is caught typing her fingers to the bone. 123 Winners for All Seasons Letterwinners This year’s Letterwinncr’s Club started out slow, but planned to finish their year with the annual talent show performed in the spring. The club is made up of guys and girls who have earned enough points in sports activities to get a letter. As one senior guy put it. “The club gives us a good chance to get together and fool around.” This year’s president was S. Llewellyn, and Mr. Miller was the advisor. 124 ROW I: R.Schneider. S.Lonn, M Dc Nardo. J .Gross, G.Rochford. M Kainc, I .Berger. L.Barnes. ROW 2: M.Gorski. I. Johnson. B.Adams. D.Lucas. L.Elmer, C.Jackman. M Irwin, S.Kramcr, M.L.uby. M.Nimcr-froh. ROW 3: D.Finnvik. J.Nicmi. J.Rapac , M Zei-ter. R.Lutz, T.Borgcn, M.Michalovich. C.Niska, G. Underwood. K.Kcrnan ROW 4: B.Salinc, J.Babincau, W.McKelvcy, B. Boucher. J.Dicks. S.Loren cn, S. Llewellyn, D.Johnson, J.Manion. M Dickenson. J. Johnson. TOP LEET T.Sellers in his glory. TOP MIDDLE: S. Lonn swings into action. BOTTOM MIDDLE: W'arming up for the big game. 125 The Prop People Stage Crew This year’s stage crew was the backbone of all production done at Henry this year. Although their main job was working the lights, they also had to help set the stage for plays. For being such a small group, they proved to be an important part of the school. 126 Listen to the Music Orchestra Orchestra was small in number, but big in sound. This year the orchestra was the best ever. They performed under the direction of Mr. Traficantc. The members play at many shows and auditoriums, such as the Homecoming auditorium and the Christmas Concert. ROW I: P.Ncmes. M.Crossman. P. Keyes. D.Tay-lor, S Berg. K. Peter son. S.Dcmulh. P Kroenmg. ROW 2: S.Strohschcin, M Ostrom. S. Henderson. CJackman. M.Schulze. I. Berg. M.Krocning, C. Witman. M.Larson ROW 3: Mr. T.. JBostrom. CENTER TOP: J.Bostrom directs at Christmas Concert. LEFT CENTER: Mr Traficantc looks to sec what's going on. 127 And the Beat Goes On Band This year many people were asking, ‘‘Why isn’t the band marching? The answer to that question is because they decided to concentrate on becoming a good concert band, which they proved by giving two fantastic concerts. The first concert was very different from others given because of the use of an added instrument called the Moog Synthesizer. This instrument really made the concert sparkle. The next concert was the big Spring Concert, which was one of the best ever. All in all, this year’s band has shown themselves to be one of the best Henry has ever known. 128 BAND: ROW !; L.Gilbcrt. B Ryttedt. P.Delaney. C.Ackerman. S Eichman. J.Bigelow, G.Kastner. ROW 2; M.Mattson. PJohnson. V Rico. J.Rannow. T.Walden, T.Mooncy. C.Cable, B.Iverson. ROW 3 D.Woods, C.Bystedt. B Robinson. WSecord. P.Baronkiewic . T Hase. L.Carter. G.Nelson. J.Mudgc. ROW 4; MAudcttc, L.Lazar D Maxwell. B.Crooker. R.Ponath. D. Lucas. D.Nygard. S.Caouettc ROW 5; S Rundlc. J.Torp. N Chapman. T Lucken. Mr Oakvik BAND. CONT.; ROW I; L.Jacobson. S Paulson. S Leach. L Alex ander. A.Bolan. R.Utto. ROW 2: S.Perry. L.Alexander. B Ward C Bruhjell. M.Campbell. P Bokcn. C.Anderson. J Sawyer ROW 3 K.Green. G.Pichotta. D.Daughcrty. J.Dossi. W.Crookcr. S.Camp- bell. G Hcupel. D.Fish. J.Gross ROW 4; P.Evanson. J.StefTens. M Roberts. C.Ricman. M.Lazarz. D.Bigelow. S.Edberg, J.Fridgrcn. M. Ostreum. BAND COUNCIL; D Maxwell. G Kastner. M.Luan. J Bigelow. W.Crookcr. B.Crooker-Pres; T.Lucken. FAR LEFT: Saxophones ring out of tune. TOP CENTER: Beautiful music at MarshalLU. game. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Drum Major,T.Lucken. “Sing, Sing a Song” The Senior Choir A lot of people were enrolled in Senior Choir this year. With so many people, they could do a lot more and sound a lot better. The members put in a lot of hard work to create good music. They practiced one hour a day, every day. When a concert was close by, they practiced even longer. Their practice paid off when they gave the annual Christmas Concert. The audience did appreciate the music. 130 LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I; R Langdon. R Smith, R Harder, C. Kittleson, C Kaunver. P.Waight, S.TschampIc. D.Hartly. P Douglas, J Rico. J.Minell, L.Soppeland, G.Durand, DJackson. C.Druk, M, Kaine, S.Whisney, J T.dgrcn, K.Kardcll. J.Hetmsoth. P Fleet ham. V.Kitch, C Mclennon, L.Teimmerman. R.Vandcrmartin. S Sellers. E.Eastman. ROW 2: D.Kaine, R.Robeck. D.Kojctin. P.White. L Hccbl, C.Sykcs, C l.cnc, L.Anderson. M.Diwi, K.Sullivan, R.Warn-kc, J . McCullough. J Johnson. P Peterson. 1 l.ang. M.McShane. M Dorr. T Sellers. B Sidle ROW 3: JWarner. T Bekovoy. W Dd-momco. S.Hcgstrand. TRobeck, T Lang. C Sisson. CJones. C. Sabas, R McCulloch. J.Fcnstra, B.Chapman. P.Hyber, B Jones. S. Hoglund. CSopiwmk, C.Hcdlund. P Penncr. M.McCulloch. R. Schneider, CJones. R Rudolph. D.Williams. R.Krugel, L.Sadc, B.Pccklcs. ROW 4: S Hanson. L.Maass, J.Shomshak, M.Kampa, S.Pcckles. L.Peterson. P Bohan. P.Robinson. P.SIoan, D.Rustcdt. S.Vander Martin. J.GoJu ky. 131 These Feet Are Made for Dancing Pastel Pats: TOP RIGHT. CENTER: Capt P.Krocmng. S.Scott. S.Perry. R Bitncr. K.Michaud. P.Dickenson. FRONT FIVE: TOP LEFT: B Opiu. M MeShane. Capt D Fisher. C.Krocnini . S. Wirk HI LITES; BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: J McCormie. D.Fish. Capt. S.Haukom. J.Reardon. ROW 2: S.Brown. P.Haukom, B. Iverson, P.Bohan, K.Rachncr. L.Okeson. M.Kampa, J.Rannow. D.Pcsota. CENTER BOTTOM: Partriettes provide half-time entertainment at u basketball game. Pastel Pats Front Five Hi-Lites This year the dancelincs did a great job of entertaining. They performed a variety of dances from a puppet dance to a modern jazz dance. They performed at half-time for football and basketball games, and also during the Pep Fests. Pastels and Front Five combined to make up the Patriettes during the basketball season. Hi-Liles and Patriettes rotate dancing for shows. The girls worked extra hard and long this year, which paid off in the end. 132 Leaders of the Band Pep Band Pep Band, under the direction of M. Lazarz, continued to pep the team and fans up, up, UP! They played at home football, basketball, and hockey games. Another important job they had was to play in the Homecoming pep fest. To be in the Pep Band you must have stamina, because some of the practices arc held at 7:30 in the morning. A lot of hard work went into this year's band, and it really showed. ROW I: J.Ophcim. L.Alexander, I. Jacobson. S.Paulson. C.Anderson. S.Leach. M.Campbell. P.Bokcn. ROW' 2: P.Barankicwicz. B. Ward. S-Rundlc, C.Ackerman, P.Delaney, J Bigelow, S.Eichman, P. Johnson. W'.Sccord ROW 3: S.Fridgrcn. E.O'Leary, S.Caouettc, B Crooker. S.Campbcll. G.Hcupel, D.Fish. J.Do si. S.Peterson. W. Crooker. J .Gross. ROW 4: M.Lazarz. J.Mudge. L.Carter. L.Lazarz. M.Audette. P.Evanson. J.StefTcns, C.Bystcdt. D.Bigelow. C.Rieman. J.Fridgren. TOP MIDDLE: Pep Band Director. M Lazarz. TOP RIGHT: Come on Lisa, wake up! 134 F.H.A. on the Way Future Homemakers of America F.H.A. stands for Future Homemakers of America. This year's group of girls was small, but very active. They did many things to prove they were enthusiastic. They went out for Halloween, collecting for UNICEF, and they made valentine favors for the Heart Hospital. Besides being a service to the community they had a lot of fun doing other things, including a Progressive Dinner and a Pot Luck Supper. 136 Pep club has a lot of school spirit. The girls in the club did a lot this year, especially during football season. Their activities included painting signs for the games and just cheering the teams on to victory. We Have School Spirit Pep Club CENTER BOTTOM: F.H.A. Club: ROW I: C.Cassidy. C.Stung. G.Taus. ROW' 2: A.Fisher. B. Rudlich. N..Swanson, R.Talbot. ROW 3: L. Hill. L.Stahoski. S.Eichman, I..T1ifT. F.H.A OFFICERS: S.Eichman. Pres Elect; C. Stang. Tres.; R Talbot, See.; L Stahoski. Pres. BOTTOM RIGHT: PepCIub; ROW I: P Krooming ROW 2: C.Gilman. I).I.arson. J Kramer, D. Man ke. ROW 3: K.Nortrom, C.Anderson, J.Jordhcim. K.Stocn. P.Dickenson. ROW 4: P. Johnson, C.Anderson. D.Balangcr, R.Ricmcr. ROW 5: N.Chapman, J.Reardon, P.Skoruig, D.Nunberg. J.Ncwbergcr 137 ROW I: S.Ralph. S.Haiwon. M Gabriel ROW 2: J Bigelow. C.Ricman. J.Walden. J.Shorn hak. Mr . Timmerman. ROW 3: K.Peterson. J.Kapella, P.Peterson. C.Antolak. S.Fiscus. ROW 4: C.McKcon. L.Fauc, J.Edgrcn. I).Schmidt. S.Dcmuth. P.Ncme . J.Ha � lcr. T.Kcyea. MIDDLE: Give.Celeste.give. MIDDLE BOTTOM: I know you're tired Kim. but let’s get some work done. O.K? The Witty Writers Creative Writing Creative Writing is a new club this year at Henry. Although it is a scheduled class, students work at their own pace. Their main project this year was to turn out another creative poster, which was sold to students. Will this year's class hold a future famous poet? Only time will tell, but judging from this year's work, it’s quite possible. 130 Hungry? Try.. . D.E.C.A. The School Store, run by D.E.C.A., was a big success this year. The big difference from other years was due to the amount of new items sold. Food, candy, and school supplies were among those most commonly bought in the store. US Looking Early Into the Future Work Program Work Program is a plan for the future. About four or five years ago the work program was a very small and selective group, but now there are almost 200 people in it. Those people reported to school at the bright, early hour of 7:30. Going to school early enabled the students to get done with classes at 10:30. After that, each student had a hard day at the office, or store, or garage to look forward to. As a result of the work program more students got work experience behind them, and possibly a step into the future. 140 TOP LEFT: Mr. Schulte ROW I: M Misencik, K.Pcrfctti, S.Johnson. M.Turpin. ROW 2: T.Gabriel. K. Richardson. K.Porker. K.Hoglund. P.Campion, ROW 3: Yl.ua. T Savior. J.Hatleslad. D.FJias, J.Ju-licn. ROW 4: M.Stommel. M.Olson. D.Christy. T. Klostcr. M.Milton, T.Frocmming. BOTrOM LEFT: Mrs. Sargent: ROW I: P Sloan. D.Ryslcdt, E.Anderson. D.Bujarski, N. Bergstrom. ROW 2: T Weyrena. N Nishi uka. B.Wuollct. J.Na-gengast. B.Erick sen. M Book ROW }; W Kaun ner, C. Hotchkiss. F Olson. CJung. L.Faundeen. M Shaffer. ROW 4: T.McGregor. S.Whisncy. N.Lchn. T. Mmikus. D.Ward. ROW 5: D.Hoium. S Biey. B Villagomez, R.Ricmcr, M.Barankicwicz, D.Castlcman. TOP RIGHT: Mr Bronson: ROW I: K Bcnckc. A.Ball-weber. R Bruhjcll. V.Gannon. D Moss ROW 2: B. Kirby, J.Snwina, D.Skowronck. J.Sims. D.Rnymond. ROW 3: D Lamb. B Herheim. G.Wcstman. G Weiss ROW 4: D.Swccrc. P.Donovan, S.Bakcr, J.Mickclson, S.Westrom ROW 5: P Myhre. D Bruc. R.Norton. S. Peterson. B.Bcrg. D. Hiller. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs Knapp ROW I: L Lasota. C. Townsend. D.Thalin, D.Dre scn. J.Majkozak. J.Toch-ample. ROW' 2: W.Paxton. D.Skogcn, J.Croncmillcr, J.Smith. T.Christian, C Babekuhl. ROW 3: V.Shopek, S.Wagner, T.Andcrson. C.McDonald. C.Rosen. P. Gish. T.Ozaja. ROW 4: B Warhol. J.Danielson. B. Chamberlain, T.Howard. J.Balcisis, LJohnson. K. Halvorson. 141 Underclassmen Johnson: ROW I: Mr. Johnson. R.Larson, L.Trego. R. Waits, C.Pajak. C.Andcrson. ROW 2: T.Aronson. M.Shaf-fer, T.Sanchez. R.Koval. D. Treager. ROW 3: D.Hanson. P.Donovan. T.Garcia, J.Johnson. S.Kvam. B. Villugoncy. ROW 4: L Rowe. C.Kallen-bach. J.Parker. J.Mickclson. Very Busy Years Underclassmen This year the underclassmen at Henry had a very busy year with square dancing, pep fests. Homecoming, Mardi Gras, and a big chance to pick their own classes second semester. They never really had a chance to look back at what had happened, because something new and different was always coming up. McGowan: ROW I: F Bauer-mcister, R.Scrotn, ELeippus. A.Asgian, D Perkins. R.Steffens, T.Johnson. ROW 2: Mr. McGowan. R Campbell. B. Tucker, J.Coyle. D.Anderson, J. Longer bone, P Grande. ROW 3. D.Day. J.Cam. J.Col-burn. B.Roberts. P.Iverson. G. Schneider, E.Eastman. ROW 4: G.Kunde, P.Skelly, M.Hci-delbcrgcr. S.Mika, J.Werner, M.Deziel. ROW 5: R Larson. J.Johnson. M Stcinmetz, T. Reich. T.McGaughcy. B.Sibley 144 Washington: ROW I: D. Pukal. C.Shockcncy, C.Ors-tad. G.Johnson, A.Maki. J. Snider ROW 2: T.Page. S. Haglund, T.Natysin, M.Bates, J.Herkcnhoff, R.Fox. ROW 3: Mr. Washington. P.Kramp, S. Norton. D.Williams, A.Crone-miller. M.Stumnc. ROW 4: G. Edwards. P.Anderson. C. Eickholt, C.Kittlcson, G. Henke. Wiita. Lohmann: ROW I: Mr. Wiita, L Bourgeois. W.Watson. S.Enfield, B.Walkcr. Miss Lohmann. ROW 2: L.Jcrricks, M Dcnardo, K.Hanson. N. Heryla, A.Chell. ROW 3: S. Levens, C.Strandbcrg. S.Anderson. J Bye. ROW 4: B Hinnch, R James. L.Hill. D. Fcnske. B.Fynub. 145 OK Oakvik: ROW I: Mr. Oakvik. J Ron-now. T Monncy. T.Waldcn, M.Matt son. S.Caoucttc ROW 2: P Johnson R.Ulto. V.Rico, B Iverson. T.Hase C.Anderson ROW' 3: B.Johnson. G Nelson, I..Alexander. J.Sawyer ROW 4 J.Dossi, C.Bruhjcll. M.Au dctle, T l uckcn, I) W'oods, B.Ward. 08 Oakvik: ROW I: C.Ackcrman. S. Kichman. S.Campbcll. S.Paulson. S Perry. L.C'urlcr. L.Alexander ROW' 2 J.Fridcn, S.Hdbcrg. C.Cablc. W Sccord. A.Bolan. GH cupel ROW 3: T Rich, D.Lucas. D.Daugherty. D.Fish. J.Ophcim, L.Gilbert. P.Bar-ankicwic ROW 4: C.Bystedt. M.Lazar . J.Stcffens. W'.Crookcr, I).Bigelow. B.Rystcdt. Typical Henry band members. CO. 146 Snc. 09. no Trafieantc. Carlson: ROW I: Mrs Carlson. S.Slrohschcin. C. Whitman. P.Keyes, I. Berg. ROW 2: D.Taylor. M.Oslroum, C. Jackman. K. Wedebrand. ROW 3: M.Larson. M Krocn-ing, J.Arf. R.Paxton. D.Baumann. ROW 4: B Harrer. E.Peterson. J. Hammond. R.Reynolds. Rosie and Rick show how it’s done. 100 Canham: ROW 1: J Kr csowiak. J.Shomshak. E. Holloway, T Kclvie, D.Jorissen, P.Darby. T. Partlow ROW 2: Mr. Canham. R. Beaulieu, S.Ralph. C.PrcsIcr. S. Brown. J.Dohrn. C.Anderson. ROW 3: C.Edstrom, L.Borgen. D.Larson. R.Bokovoy, C.Mas-lowski. S.Erickson. S.Dohcrty. ROW 4: D.Lodin. B.Thompson. T. Kcrt man. L.Nccsc, V.Pro-kott. DJoki.J.McCullough 147 148 113 Mullcry: ROW I: Mr. Mul-Icry, D.Isaacs, L.Mlynck. L. Belknap. ROW 2: M.Renner. R.Seines s, S.Ojala, B.Pederson ROW 3: D Rosier. B Tor-rcll. T.Kchoc. S.Shields. ROW 4: T.Hanschcn. J.Witzman. D. Sandwick. D.Haataja. 114 Sylwester: ROW I: N.Fraser. B.Neumann, S.Jones, M.Keller. S.Wall. L.Elmer. J.OIson. S.Burkc. ROW' 2: Mr. Svlwcst-er. L.While. K.Hubbard. S. Tschamplc. D.Binincr. S.Jcnn-ings. M.Buucrmcistcr. ROW 3: J.SIellcn. J.Radke, M.Marsh. J.Lcrcw, D.Granlund. P.Fi-nala ROW 4: D.Cummins, P. Kopku, D.Brewer. M.Hirsch. M.Scidc, C.McQueen, S.Carl-son. 11$ Fuller: ROW: Mr. Fuller. E. Lind, C.Sopiwink, R.Buddc. R.Palter son. ROW 2: D. Burke, G.Stcilc, J.Kosloski, T.Wbwcll. ROW 3: M Kenyon. T.Cretilli. D.Scluess. J. Humphrey. G.Moser. ROW' 4: H.Larson. B.Bolduc. S.Halck. D.Carlson, J.Bursan. 119.308 Quiring. Foster: ROW I: B Bohanon, D White. L.Chccs-bro, P. Peterson. ROW 2: Mrs Foster, I..Wright. S.Miller. J. Kubinski ROW 3: K Kridcr. J. Vincent. C. Hotchkiss. L. Rogalski. ROW 4: G.Mulvillc, M.Jorissen, M.Trego. H.Rudolph. 120 Swanson: ROW I: K Fish. S. Paxton. S.Lcrum, S.Scllers. R Hawk ROW 2: Mr. Swanson. W' Logeais, B. Bergstrom, J.Zagaros, P.Phenow, R Van-derMartin. ROW 3: G.Barron. D.Racc, J.Kupacz. S.W'ort-man. B.Lottie, T.OIandcr. ROW 4. S.Krider. T.Sulhvan. L. Dillon, T.Zwak. B. Nagel, D.Brastcn. B.Salinc. Mueller: ROW I: Mr . Mueller. M.Foslien. D.Durenbergcr. D.Gilkcrson, L. Benedict. ROW 2: G.White. D.Illingworth. P.Miller. B.Jacob-with ROW 3: S.Lonn. V. Olson, G.Peske. T Hillstrom. PJordheim. ROW 4: J.Shores. D.Bodcll. A.Vomhof. D. Schopf. Miller ROW l:G.Schafcr. N. Ottcrstcttcr. A.Novak. B. Lundahl. C.Peterson ROW’ 2: Mr. Miller. L.Sctde. L.Gilbertson. R McCulloch. J. Reardon, J.Zoldahn. V.Bot-ncr ROW’ 3: D. Krone. P. Thomas. D.Firtko. L.Sauk-kola, M.GeHcrman. D. Nun-berg. T.Granlund. ROW' 4: R. Kramer. M.Rykyto. T. Brcdcmus, T.trickson. J. Voss. K.Magadan . S.Lcvan-dowski. ISO Kasscra ROW I: P Dick in-son. E.Parvcy. L..Campbell. L.Timmerman, S.Ulsund, P. Trebesch. ROW 2: Mr. Kas-sera. L.KIinke, L.Lubcracki, C.Sicwcrt. J.Shopck, S.Orth, J.Otto. ROW 3: E.Eubanks. G.Bcckstrom. K.Finscll. S. Johnson. L.Johnson. T Greene. ROW 4: K.Christensen. J.Rcitsma, G.Tinker, L.Pudlick, S. Hyman. R. Hanek, T.Henderson. Bcauchanc: ROW I: J Mulligan. JJunowicc. C.Shcpard, L. Bcdnarski. L.Soppcland. ROW 2: Mr. Bcauchanc. D. Bar- row. J. Isaacs. S. Wallerius. T. Heath. T.Tolhfson. ROW 3: R.Mattson. B Buchanan. C Gilkcrson. J.Rcitsma. B.Wcst-berg ROW 4: A.Chesler. D. Lynch. B.McKcevcr, J.Johnson. S.Pctcrson, C.Swor. 151 131 Wyrowski: ROW I: C.Neath. C Erickson. D.'Holmbcrg. ROW 2: Mr. Wyrowski. F. Bauer mcistcr, T.Pcskc. J. Hockert. ROW 3: D Young-kin. R. I acta, A.Gilbert ROW 4: M. Walters. P Stricklcr. S. Bodcll. B.Schmcichcl. 152 132 Walston: ROW I: Mr. Wal-ston. B.Nicmi. J.Gadbois. G. Rocheford, S. Peterson. P. Huber ROW 2: M Lovass. B Chapman. C.Sabos. J Martos, P.Swanson. B.Smith. ROW' 3: L. Underwood. L.Jacobson. B. Vodden. V.Kranitz, S.Oman. M. Peterson. ROW 4: T.Evcr-ett, P. Wciland, J.Bourbcau. B. Davis. D.Zieburth. 134 Smith: ROW I: Mrs. Smith. D.Callander. M. Gabriel. S. Hogland, A.Hanus, B.Andcr-son ROW 2: L.Nordquist. T. Lindholm. P.Peterson. K.Olson. T.Delvccchio. ROW 3: C.Cunningham, C.Felbcr. P. Hermanson, S.Bennett. T. Kimball. D.Nordby. ROW 4: K.Cooper. T.W'ryk, N.Joycr, T.Borgcn, K.Skerdc. B.Joyce. M.Vogen. 201 Lyons: ROW I: Mrs. Lyons. J.Norstrom, D.Dreil lcr. M. Jorgenson. M. Anderson. G. Peckles. ROW 2: W Kraaty. R Miller. J.Majorak. M Hill. J.Quimby. ROW 3: C.Brown. S.Knutson. A.Christy. M. Waight, C.Stang. ROW 4: P. Distcl. K.Rudolph, M.Godrey, C.Fish, W McKean. L.Land-vic. 203 Mardesich: ROW I: D.Codcr. J.Larson, R.Borca, C.Alexander. L.Thclcn. ROW 2: Miss Mardesich. B Rogers, A.Parker. J.Turncr. ROW’ 3: N.Pederson. M.Ralph. D. White. S. Thompson. ROW 4: A Bates, J.Jeincke. J.lsais. D.lsais. Peterson. ROW I: C.Druk. D. Petersen. D.Larson, D.Giesc, J Slcttcn. ROW 2: Mr. Peterson, C.Montjoy, L.Anderson. J.Hcineckc, B.Spies . ROW 3: C. Campbell, D. Nelson. C. Hanschcn. M.Svobodny, C. Curtnght ROW 4: M Buck. D. Finnvik. K.Hen, R.Oleary, R.Tveit. Bobgan: ROW I: Mr. Bobgan, T.Rcdning, R.Isait, C.Con-nolly. ROW 2: M.Sopiwnik. T. Koch, L.Michnowski, T Bledsoe ROW 3: D Hill. V.James. BLandin. C.Sicdlccki. ROW 4: G.Sandy. S.Wilkerson. R. Roisum. J. Bruc. GJung. 154 Border : ROW I: Miss Borders. M.Heayi. M.Wjillcrius. C.Hotchkiss ROW 2: L. Schwinn. C.Powell. J.Russell. ROW 3: CHilgcr. J.Zicgc-weis, L.Bcrgcrslrom. ROW' 4: S.Schmidt. G.Stahoski. R Rynders, T.Cook. Edwards: ROW I: Mrs Edwards. B Biorn. C.Joncs. S. Schuman, E.Paonc. N.Talbot. S I ndgen. S.Zipf. ROW 2: D Roberts. R. Lisle. G. Walden. G. Smith. S.Seller. D. Berger ROW' 3: K.Faulds, J. Dclmege. D.Sorensen. C. Bourgeois. C.Oiea. ROW 4: L. Taylor. L.Kvam, T.Berg. T. Green. S.Volante, K.W'olf. 155 Koopman: ROW IrC.Roback. S.Juckson. C.Jones. M.Man-dilc. S. Mitchell. N.Sawyer. C. Harkins ROW 2: C.Kaiser. H Vandrasek. C.Pearson. R. Warnck, S.Sims. D.Stcphcv, L.OBricn ROW 3: Miss Koopman, P. Huber. D.Thor-son. K.Robertus, C.Schwinn. C Wismak ROW 4: S.Zwak. R.Frickc, P.Stroh, I Ray, J. Fcnstra. L.W'cndling. KLund-quist. M.Diwi. Anderson: ROW I C.Peterson, S W'assathcr. G.Nishi- uka. P Neuman. J.Kessler. D. McConnell. D.Thalin. ROW 2: Mr J. Anderson, L.Rader, C.Sohugg. T.Woodhams. P. Fraser, S.Millircn. A. Hicks. ROW 3: T.VanVIcct. B.Fkcrt. M White. L.Hccbl. C.Ricman. A.Lcgg. P.Pcnncr. ROW 4: J.Persons. M.Lagerquist, J. Somcrson. M. Simone. F. Chapman. G.Mork. S.Gunderson Brcndscl: ROW' l:MissBrcnd-sel. P.Truchinski. T.hng-bloom. B Ekcrt. P.Honeyford. ROW 2: N.Hanson. M.Saw-yer. R.Antolak. R.Krone. V. Kitch. T.Heryla. D Barthcl. ROW' 4: R Rimmcr. A.Adams. L.Lausen. L.Nelson. L.Frank. 1S6 Anderson: ROW I: Mr W.An derson, K.Malaka, D.OIander B. Burns, B.Sidle. T.Grcve ROW 2: J.Michael. J.Hcm eckc. R.Talbot. P.Johnson, J Fran cn. ROW' 3: D. Ballanger V. Schumen. B.l.ang. M.Dorr W. O'Rcilly. J.N'cubcrgcr ROW 4: C.Wilholm, S.Doug las. D Martin, J.Kvam. D Wisniak. S.Sorbcl. S.Rcn strom. Greenhagcn: ROW I: K Holz-hcu. M.Reynolds. S.Hoglund, L. Cleveland. G.Steilc. L.Sisson. J.Demur. ROW 2: Mr. Greenhagcn. C.Fdbcrg. V. Slang. D. Baumann. S.Whitman. A. W'allerius, T.Dclla-monica, B.Peterson, ROW 3: M. Everson, J.Tolkincn. D. Frocmming. N.Nichols. D. Lawman, S. Henke, D.Lenc, ROW' 4: B Jeska. B Lalibcrtc, M.Hanson. B.Joycc, M.Dickinson, T. Boldt. 220 Lieu: ROW 1: Mrs. Lieu. L.Kozicky, B. Hanson. D. Hawkins. C.Sykes. ROW 2: W.Demko, C.tnglcrt. R. Schwaru. V.Peterson. ROW 3: J.Snyder. P. O'Connell. S. Hocrst. J.Burkhart. P.Bcrncr. ROW 4: R Morgan. M l.cwan-dowski. M.Dahlberg, M.Mc-Crum. 301 Muir ROW I: Mr. Muir. G. Gers cwski. I. Couture, L.Ro-bidcau. D.Rambcrg. ROW 2: A.Ringwelski, J.Macia ka. M. White. W.Loye. ROW 3: E. Evanson. K Oiscnskv. D.Hil-gcr, P. Emerson. D. Hartley. ROW 4: J.Modccn. M.Chart-raw. M Mier. K.Herr. S.Zaske. 302 ZiegenTuss: ROW I: Mrs. Zie-genfuss. A.Binter. D.Bokcn. TJorissen, J Dcnardo. D. Delaney. T.Anderson. D.Larson. ROW 2: P.Skonsbcrg. K.Thorn as. S.Jansen. P.Poiaski. J. White. C.Kainc. ROW 3: S. Mulligan, R.Waite, B.Andcr-s n. K.Kaselnak. N.EIstrom. D.Hill. ROW 4: G Lorcnucn. D.Grahn. S.Sell. J.Sorbel. C. Hale. J.Scurrey, M.Ouellette. 158 303 Falor: ROW I: Mr. Falor. R.Gylfcc, J.Christ. D.Bro-strom. D.Towns, M.Sathcr. ROW 2: K Winston. T.Jones. P.Waight. P.Hcrmanson. 1., Lchn. ROW 3: J.Norgrcn, J. Kramer, R.Krugcl, C.Martinson. J.Biorn. B.Bensch. ROW 4: T.Fcchan, K.Rachner, C Braa. R Johnson. B.Opit , BTwedt 304 Ray: ROW I: Mr Ray. J.Ko-tloski. R Buck. I) Michaud, K Hanson. G.Durand ROW 2: D.Long. J.Nordstrom. M Bar tasks, T.Conley. S.Book, J Johnson. ROW 3: S Staple. S.Docrr, S.Stcmpf. C.Brown. S Banker ROW 4: C Holm-lund. R.KIatt. D.Formo. B Formo, J.Malchow, B Bonneville Siekkub: ROW I: Mr. Seik-kub. A.Fish. L.Yellow-hammer. B. Barnes. B Galvin. M.Kracmcr. M.Brotcn, D. Rowe. S.Robinson. ROW 2: R.Bmtcr. B.Sage. D.Klein, M. Opheim. L.Stommel, D.Hall. C Jones. ROW 3: C.Richt-myer. R. Stafford. L.Anderson. C.Cassidy. C.Lcnc. T. Mincll. I_.ll.fr. ROW 4: S. Oien. T. McGrath. M.Wascbh. V.Kaine. C.Pcntuncn. R. Blomquist. D. Miller. R.Nagel. Vince: ROW' I: V.Stensrud, S. Booth, A.Fisher. J.Babineau. J. Hanson. ROW 2: D Hohn. C.Crcmcrs, C.AIstadt. T. Weiss. L. Roberts. ROW’ 3: Mrs. Vince. K.Zurawski. M. Sullivan. J.Nelson, ROW’ 4: B.Pcckeis, D.Kojctin. B Tieva. J. Prince. 160 Hoffmann: ROW I: R Holz-hcu. B.Ekcrt, K.Hanson. M. Mulligan. J.Sorenson. ROW 2: Mrs. Hoffmann. D.Roback. C. Lynch. C.Bookcy, G.AIstadt, J.Greve ROW' 3: J.Janson. L. Berger, D.Bujarski. G.Taus, C.McEachern. ROW 4: D Gcveis, M.Ncss. T.Fuue. B. Kchn. Bcrgcrson: ROW I: M.McDonald. R Reardon, K.Benson. M.Orr. C.Conley. K. Tetzlaff. ROW 2: D.Pctcrson. T. Jenson, S.Heuderson, J. Amvudscn, T.Radkc, J.Rico. ROW 3: W Schake. S. Brown. C. Burnham. M.Gors cki, C. Kavuzner, R. Ybarra. W. Fowler. ROW 4: M.Donahue. D. Larson. S.Maslowski. T. Bohan. M. Lawrence, M. Huber. r 161 312 Johnson: ROW I: B.Christ-enson. L Berg. PJarosz, C. Maoss. L.Christncr. C.Jorgenson. N.Ellis, C.Corning. ROW 2: R.Anderson, C.Talbot. P. Douglas, K.Shansey. A.Nagel. L.Farrand, J.Bursch. ROW 3: R.Olson, B.Hoppcnrath. J. Michaud, K. Pearson, P. Vasscur. J.Ritter. ROW 4: D. Breedlorc, J. Lahti. N.Hegs-trand, D.Carlson, T.Dix, B. Hillstrom. 313 Delaney: ROW I: R Parker. R Worhol, J.Rowc, M.Borca, L.Bcrndt. K.Gray. ROW 2: B. Johnson. L.W'hitman. K. Olson. T.Smith. B Field. K. Tcschndorf. ROW 3: Mr. Delaney, T.High, H.Roberts, C. lnkala. N.Ladwig. Kkardcll, ROW 4: D.Barhan, S.Dunn. J.Tolkinen. C.Stcffcr. J.Selton. 162 316 Clawson: ROW I: Mr. Clawson. I.Schram. J.Coulurc. S. Monk, K.Towns, A.Fauc, B. Jones. ROW 2: TJannson. D. Beckers. P.Hurley. L.Undcr-wood. C.Fossing, T. Borer. ROW 3: L.Bean. SLund. P Haukom. R.Walts, T.Stanoch. P Hawkins. ROW 4: D.Tin-jum. T.McKeen. D.Chesler. P. White. K.Shercr, J.Niemi. 320 Mosher: ROW I: J Duffcy. J. Quarnsirom, K.Vickerman. B. Wavinak. K Anderson. ROW 2: G.Skorpak, K.Carver. R. Dean. S.Lcrum. E.Lepidus. S. Gillen. ROW 3: B.Roberts. J. Neubcrger. P.Jones. K.Miller-in. L.Nystrom. ROW' 4: T. Handhcn. G. Osgood. R.Ro-bcck, W.Logeans. B.Callander. D.Chula. 163 321 Barbuto: ROW I: M.Burns. L.Townsend. L.Peterson. S. Sellers. C.Vickcrman. ROW 2. D.StcfTcns. M.Krocning. A. Lynch. L.Pudlick. K.Sullivan. P Sanders. ROW 3: J.Das k-sewio . J.Stang. D.Williams. T Rico. E.Mruz. ROW 4: J. Trombley, L.Olson. S.Poli-vak. C.Neslund, S.Rundll. 322 Knapek: ROW I; T. Perk ins. C.McCrum, T.Jacobwith. L. Hcebl, K.Dahlstrom, D.Keg-Icy. Mr. Knapek. ROW 2: M. Moss. B.Pudick. B Anderson. J.Bryntcson, M.Borchard. E. O’Leary ROW 3: J.Thomp-son. S.Bertsch. C.Lamb. J. Linn. V.Jacobscn, A.Hogncss. J.Frechette. ROW 4: A. Simms. M.Hassler. T.Fish. E. Malchow. L.Klein. P Reilly. G r ;.vens. M .Furst. 323.315 Jordan. Carlson: ROW I: J. Nelson, C.Wamslcy, M.Lind. L.Meyer, k Kafka. ROW 2: H.W'cbcr, L.Locke. J.Ncu-berger. J.Jordhcim. N.Rois-um, Mrs. Jordan ROW 3: Mr. R. Carlson. L.Castlcman, M. Bennett. P.Skonscng. P.Tes-low. R.Rimer. ROW 4: P. Neesc. J.Robin. L.Creegan. R. Landwchr. C.Hohcnstein. D. Manzke. Gustafson T.Nystrom. B.Rcnstrom. J. Hays. R.Batten, J.Lictzke. R. Ludden. C.Wiliams. B Podvin. Mr. Gustafson. Mr. Olcan. Lict kc receives a helping hand. 165 166 Faculty Your class motto, We may never pass this way again!, reminds me of what a prominent German psychologist. Dr. Eduard Spangcr, said about there being six types of people. All of the following qualities arc in each of us. but one usually predominates. 1 hope each senior can and has learned from each • Seek the truth as the THEORETICAL person docs. • Seek the results as the ECONOM 1C person does. • Seek the fitness of things as the AESTHETIC person does. • Be a POLITICAL person use your opportunities and duty to sec that good people arc elected. • Love your fellow man as the SOCIAL person docs. • Seek the highest good as the RELIGIOUS person docs. Goodbye good luck! DONALD L. BURTON Principal The Administration Has More for “74” Administration VIGHT W. GUNBLRG Assistant Principal STANLEY D. ATKINSON Assistant Principal ROBERT FRICKE Senior Counselor ROBERT TREACY Junior Counselor NEVIN E. SMITH Sophomore Counselor 170 JAMES MCDONELL Junior High Counselor DOROTHY SCHOLUERGERDES Work Program Counselor RICHARD C. SODERLUND Police Liaison Officer 171 Eloquence in Any Tongue Language, English BORDERS. ELIZABETH German MARDESICH, POLA Spanish BACKES, VERNON Sr. English BLOM. CONSTANCE Speech BRENDSEL. BEVERLY Jr. English GREENHAGEN. LARRY English HOFFMAN, MRS. ROBERTA Soph. English LIETZ, MRS. EVELYN Jr. English MUELLER, MRS. JEAN Soph. English PETERSON. JAY Jr. English SAVAGE, MRS. DOREEN Sr. English SMITH, MRS. HELEN Jr. English SYLWESTER, JOHN Drama TIMMERMAN. MRS. FLORENCE Sr. English VINCE. MRS. CORRINE Soph. English 172 Friendly Faces.. . Secretaries, Cooks, Custodians, Teacher Aides SECRETARIES: L.Bachman, R.Dorr, L.Young-en. J.Jensen. J.Palm, M.Wcir, C.KIcvcn, M.Kos-loski, B Krambcr. J .Coles COOKS: M.Hamcs, G.Larson, E.Tolkincn, S. Harris, I.Hanson, M.Hcgstrand, J.Fish, A.Koiel, B. Miller TEACHER AIDES: (ABOVE: J.Donnelly. L. Lodin, B.Farnham, R.Sibley. H.Meline, P.Erick son. S.Gish. ENGINEERS: D.Milkon, R.LaSota. D.Perfetti. P.Hanson. J.Yates. G.Christic, L.Dubois, A.Mal-mangcr, H.Johnson. W.Robeck, C.Quigley, W. White 173 They Told It Like It Was Social Studies ANDERSON. JAMES American History ANDERSON, WESLEY American History BEAUCHANE. RONALD Mod. Problems BERGERSON. DONALD Social Studies CARLSON. LYNDON History FALOR. RICHARD History FEELF.Y. JAMES Social Studies MILLER. MONTE Social Studies MILLER. WILLIAM Social Studies SE1KKULA. ROBERT Social Studies THOMAS. ALEXANDER Environment WALSTON. JOHN History 174 They Teach Us How to Earn a Day’s Pay Business, Librarians ANDERSON, DANIEL Work Coor. BARBUTO, DORIS Business Ed. DOLL, RONALD Work Coor. JORDAN. MARY Secretarial KNAPP, ALMA Office Ed. SARGENT. MARY Business SCHAEFFNER, MARGARET Secretarial SCHULTE. BERNARD Work Coor. SMITH. RICHARD Work Coor. W YROWSKI. THEODORE Business CLARKE. SANDRA Media Center WIGGINS. GRACE Media Center 175 Some of Their Creativity Rubbed Off Home Economics Physical Education Music CARLSON. SHIRLEY Boy’s Chef FOSTER. THERESA Clothing LOHMANN, LUCY Foods SODERQUIST. FRANCIS Needle Arts, F.H.A. KOOPMANS, PATRICIA Phy. Ed. MCGOWAN. GERALD Phy. Ed. PECCHIA, JEAN Phy. Ed. SHANE, MARGARET Health OAKVIK. GERALD Band TRAFICANTE. GEORGE Music SWANSON, DON Phy. Ed. WASHINGTON, JOHN Phy. Ed. 176 They Taught Us to Be Crafty Special Ed., Industrial Arts, Art CLAUSEN, DOUGLAS S.L.B.P. LAWSON. MURIEL Special Ed. WIITA, DUANE Special Ed. AGUILAR. PETER Electricity BELKHOLM. KENNETH Auto FULLER. RONALD Auto JOHNSON, E. RAY Industrial Arts MULLERY. 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PAMELA- “Pam p.22.65.67.50 Senior Class Officer-Secretary, Student Government-Jr. Secretary. Work Program; Human Relations. D«xca-Pres.. Band. Homecoming Attendant, Top Twelve. One Act Play KIRBY. ROBERT-p.22 Track KLEVEN. MICHAEL- Mike p.22 Intramural Sports KLOSTER. STEPHEN-“Steve p.43 KLOSTER. TIMOTHY- p.43 Work Program KNUTSON. GREG- p.22 Work Program KOHAGEN. JON- p.22 Intramural Sports. Baseball. High-Y KOHL. MICHAEL- Mike p.22 Swimming Team KOJETIN. DAVID- Koby NILS.. International Club. Speech, Swimming Team. Choir. Musical KORGY. JEAN-p 22 KOVAL. JAMES-p 43 Work Program KRAEMER. STEVEN- Duck p.22.55. 64.73 Teens. Letlerw inner's Club. Teacher Aide. Intramural Sports. Football. Baseball. Wrestling KRAVE. THOMAS- Tom p.9.22,39. 75.78.121.120.123 N.H.S.. Orator Staff. Lctterwinncrs Club. Cross Country. Swimming Team Capt.. TennisCapt. KROENING. CYNTHIA- p.22.133 Front Five KROENING. PATRICIA- Patty p.22. 50.64.67.123.127.133. Orator StafT. Student Government. F H A.. Pep Club. 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Hi-Y MARCINIAK. RONALD- p.24 Teacher Aide. Tutor. Hockey MARSZALEK. JOHN- p.24 Work Program MATUSKA. DONNA- p 25 Student Government. Pep Club. Speech. Teacher Aide, Gymnastics MAXWELL. DONALD- Maxwell p 25.52.53.54.123.129 Orator Staff. Teacher Aide. Band. Pep Band, Band Council. Band Officer. Cross Country, Tennis. One Act Play MCCAMPBELL. RAYCENE- p.25 Let-terwinner's Club. Work Program. Human Relations, Teacher Aide. Track MCCULLOCH. RAMONA- Mona p.25 Choir MCDONALD. COLLEEN- p.25 Work Program. Teacher Aide MCDONALD. SHARON- Mac N ILS. Student Government, Lctterwinncr's Club. G.A.A., Girl's Badminton. Tennis. Volleyball, Basketball, Intramural Sports, Track. Girl Athlete of the Year” MCGREGOR. TIMOTHY- p.25 Work Program. Teacher Aide MCHORSE, JUDITH-p 43 MCKEEN. MARK- Moe p.25 Intramural Sports. Tennis MCKELVEY. WALLACE- “Gator p.25. 27.73 Letlerwinner's Club, Intramural Sports. Football. Basketball. Baseball. Ski Team. EC A, Hi Y MCKEON. 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