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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1975 volume:

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Returning only three starters, and losing or having key players play hurt because of injuries, the team seemed only a step away from having a successful season. Losing several close games and getting bad breaks, the gridders could easily have improved on their 3-6 season record. Led by co-captains jeff Arf and jim Modeen, the team gavetheir best every game. Honored at the end of the season were all-city picks Tom Borgen, at offensive back, and Bruce Sa- line as a defensive lineman. With many finejuniors returning next years' team should do well. VARSITY ROW 1: C. Eickholt, D. Tinjum, 1. johnson, R. lohnson, R. Morgan, S. Norton, C. Thomas, B. Saline, 1. Somerson, T. Borgen, S. Zaske ROW 2: M. Dahlberg, T. Feehan, M. Roberts, M. Dickenson, I. Rapacz, R. Larson, D. Martin, T. Lucken, T. Sullivan, 1. Arf Cco-captainl, M. Has- sler. ROW 3: T. Olander, I. Kvam, S. Maslowski, B. Callander, D. Lawman, D. Carlson, S. Peterson, B. Selton, D. Anderson, C. Orstad, 1. Mo deen ico-captainl. ROW 4: N. Hanson, I. Hanson, R. Olson, D. Larson, 1. Longerbone, G. Tinker, R. Klatt, M. Stumne, P. Neese, P. Anderson G. Kroll, D. Daugherty. VARISTY FOOTBALL HOLD THAT POSE! ..t-QTL, O, l' Bula: uw K ., f X ,V V J TOP LEFT: Tom Feehan cuts to the hole. TOP CENTER: Dave Tinjum looks for running room ABOVE: Touchdown! RIGHT: Coach Swanson offers a little advice. Q ,aka 4 vp -:sf Ve' ...X 'Nw .ww AY -2 Liwi if w-ff.. .- z, .i was gg 1 uf- f 15537 a.-, ,z-ga - ' , , pf '- .,.fQ' 1 'A ' ' VJ' .. .Al we . , F.. .x - , ,Q , , . . f Q if f .sw-fs: Jr ., a 'K s T- 'f.,..Ex . if' so is'Wl..'!' ef- ' TOP RIGHT: Returning kicks is easy when you've got blocking. LOWER RIGHT: Mark Hassler breaks out for a long gain. ABOVE: Tom Borgen flies with the ball as Terry Sullivan looks on. .4 li? r 1.a'if2'f?'?'fl 1,1 T . k Seguin . -Pffiiwv .1 T .ff . ,E :asa W. ,. -. .V N .switwv 4 .wjwfli N -- gk- K ' M az, .aa X 'lj - gy af' T' .' W wfm 'gf is K ka, A N -- it . ' , r- Q 4 9 FOOTBALL F RE LOOKS BRIGHT Not having outstanding records as teams, the sophomore and freshmen teams worked on the fundamentals of football. With many promising individuals, the future of Henry football looks bright. W . SOPHOMORE, ROW 1: T. Trujillo, K. Everett, B. Fowler, D. Heagerty, D. MacArthur, 1. Christopherson, F. Smith, S. Erickson, R. Gerving. ROW 2: S Nortrom, T. Druk, M. Rakos, I. Williams, E. Eberhardt, D, Shegrud, D. Ellings, M. Wills, M. Hinson, D. Lindholm. ROW 3: R. O'Mara, D. Lodin, R Engstrom, L. Kehoe, S. Carlson, G, Bursey, P, Ullom, T. Kertzmary, C. Lindvall, 1. Vietor. FAR LEFT: Quarterback Steve Nortrom throws from the pocket. CENTER: Coaches Swanson and Miller look for future stars. RIGHT: Steve can run too! BELOW: Dave MacArthur sweeps the end. FRESHMEN, ROW 1: C. Lundeen, D. Larson, D. Bydlon, D. Kvam, T. Seide, B. Schleppenbach, S. Strensrud. ROW 2: M. Callan- der, M. Lundeen, B. Kauzner, R. Zajac, M. Wortman, T. Berg, S. johnson, C. Neeley. ROW 3: R. Smude, 1. Harkins, D. Gellerman, T. Pennez, R. Kraemer, D. Barhan, R. Kraemer, B. Mann. CROSS COUNTRY DOES WELL GIRLS CAPTURE CITY, Bovs TIE FOR THIRD Led by ninth grader Debbie Berger, who placed first in every meet, the girls' Cross Country team took the city title. Sue Milliren and Lori Pudlick also finished consistently strong for the team. Consisting of all underclassmen, the team hopes to do as well next year. The boys' Cross Country team tied for third this year in the city conference with a 6-3 record. Top runners for the team were Don Lucas and captain Don Bigelow, who placed third and fourth respectively in the Henry All-Time Best. Placingthird in the city meet, the team finished the season with a respectable showing in the Region 5 meet. TOP: Ready for all-comers, the girls await the starting gun. ABOVE: Working together, individuals make a team. TEAM, ROW 1: M. Heinz, S. Milleren, 1. Antony, L. Pudlick, M. Burns, D. Berger, A. Nagel, M. White, M. Lovass. ROW 2: T. Olander, D. Kojetin, R. Peterson, M. Broten, M. Kraemer, D. Gilkerson, L. Olson, M. Trombley, 1. Jackman, Ms. Peechia, coach. ROW 3: Mr. Clausen, coach, M. Heath, mgr., D. Lucas, C lackman, L. Schram, A. Cronmiller, D. Bigelow, R. Bolduc, B. O'Rielly, S. Wortman, D. Woods, C. Schockency, 1. Schmalz, Mr. Canham coach. 1 .Weil E Q -f +1 f teti - ff L, C- sei . ff f -fwtj S fwfw, 6 y+ . ,,f T 4 3w'S-4 g.,,,, 4 A -? 'i ffl 4 igflm :QE5Y3!fcf.f?' 1' ...K hw .nv F. K V- A - i , X xv an ' Kg winffj V.: 4Q 'v ,ll ff f 4 A , QM is E1 fx ,ws t, E ' P at .sais f .asa .Ui w , wax, Y sv fi- K . fs, .,-- ' CENTER LEFT: Individual effort produces a team victory. NEAR LEFT: Concentration at the start pays off at the finish. BELOW: Coach Canham looks for perfection. SWIMTEAM PLU CES FGRWARD TEAM: 1. Biorn, B. Bohanan, K. Hanson, L. johnson, 1. Adam, M. Welter, N. Pat- rick, I. Welter, G. Rochford, C. Neslund, L. Bennett, P. Kohl, N. joyer. RIGHT: Team members rest in-between competition. ABOVE RIGHT: M. Weiter shows her skills doing the breast stroke. Being made up of mostly under- classmen, the swim team had a fairly good season. This years' captains were seniors Gayle Rochford and Laurie johnson. With experience learned this year, the 1975 team should be even better. , ,,, M.,.,M 'rf' ' Egg? M , ,-.w-..u..A,W ABOVE: Cindy Nelson gets ready to race. LEFT: Be careful not to belly flopp it hurts and leaves nasty red marks. TOP: You have to give your fullest! .,,,... W This years' vollball team had a fair season led by Captain, Debbie Nelson. it was mostly a building year with many underclassmen participating Although the team did not have the best won-lost record, it was a rewarding year for those who participated TEAM ROW 1: D. loyer, R. Warnke, K. Matzka, D. Nelson. ROW 2: S. Lonn, P. Leen, P. Huber, H. VanDrasek, A Novak. ROW 3: Coach I. McDonnell, S Talbot, B. Lindgren, D. VanDrasek, 1 Nelson, 1. Thompson, Coach M. Shane TOP: D. loyer puts ball over net RIGHT: Team discusses game. BOT- TOM: Practice makes perfect! THE UPS A D DOWNS OF COMPETITIO ,,,gs., ,', t ff.. 1, ,- ttf- . uf . Li ,s ,fy H ,r Jig? if MUG. 5923 This years' tennis team was solely made up of underclassmen. Led by Captains, Stacy Eichman and Meg Goryzski, the team had good season. With continued improvement, the coach expects even better results in next years' competition. I ! YI! 1 L x Y TEAM ROW 1: P. Green, S. Lonn. ROW 2: C. Owen, 1. Sletton, G. Taus. ROW 3: R. Borea, M. Gorzski, S. Eichman, M. Yurich. RIGHT: S. Eichman uses the backhand to her advantage. TOP: R. Borea serves the ball. CHEERLEADERS CRY- ALL FCDRHE RY STA DUPA DHGLLER! This years' Cheerleading Squads are made up of twenty girls ranging from grades 9-12. The junior Varsity Squad consists of girls in the 9th and 10th gradesg led by Sophomore Cap- tain Cindy Powell. The Varsity Squad this year is led by Cap- tains Terri Ritten and Barb Lang. ' F Qs Q - ,A . , :--- t 'I - l - 7 - . ,L ! qt -xi 4, New ,V X 1 T J 4, J.. ,' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM: S. Wicklund, R. Reardon, M. McDonald MIDDLE: L. Seide, P. Fraser, S. Carlson, T. Ritten, M. Dorr, B. Lang. TOP: D. Lar- son, N. Fraser, L. Koszicky. IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, BOTTOM: C Powell, C. Kaine. MIDDLE: S. Rundle, S. Teslow. L. Borgen, P. Reilly. TOP: D Larson, A. Bintner. MIDDLE: Iunior Varsity Cheerleaders arouse spirit. LEFT Lynn Borgen and Peggy Reilly anxiously anticipate completion of the next play TOP LEFT: Varsity Cheerleaders show different emotions during the game. . f A 4 af Q J In ,:'l' !,cx'Q f. , A Q v- Q 3 ,. ak F gf., .wi f se , ,itki ,.:,,,hh I , 'E 5 ,wi lf 'w W Q 4 'Hr M WM J? ,,,,. L, ' 1 limi' ff R -Sansa rn, Q Q' 1 nf wi ' . gg- X-,-Z fel. :S wfff. Am, r 5122- ., Wirgi N rise--if 3. .mf awe N.. E47 iw ' Ms B 51321 , Q.-wg , 3 ix' K, Hg Sw OW 'ka is' ne' T9 I 573.1 .f 5.4 I -iw 4'-if 657.4--V If-fwwvmfsq UPPER LEFT: joe Rapacz and jill Tolkinen ham it up for the audience at the Save the Orator auditorium. CENTER: International Club's Donut Dunk was a big success . an appetizing sight! UPPER RIGHT: Seniors have a tough time deciding which classes to take at registration. LOWER LEFT: Under- classmen dance to the sound of Rocking Horse at the Kick-off Dance. LOWER CEN- TER: Cheerleader initiation was an embar- rassing experience for the new members on the squad. LOWER RIGHT: The Hi-Lites entertain the folks at a pep fest, 21 Abby Brewster .... Martha Brewster . . Mortimer Brewster Teddy Brewster .. jonathan Brewster , Lreutenant Mr.Grbbs 4 ..,.. .. Mr. Spenalzo ..,,. Mr. Adam Hoskins Fmvrk, Brad Hllistrom, Wayne Bruce Podvun, joe Rapacz Crnd Thomas, Lori Underwood, Lynn The Gentlemen from the Celia s 0 Y Watson. V 4 ,Yank ' K fs 1513 ' Q. , W pw? V W . HJ if A GRB I if 5- Q. ms? ' 9 3 K 5 1 ! I w 'v, - 1 -- 5 ..' ', -1-ww, N 5 .Q WW ' X M . I 'V A fvnxvmm Q 3 W A 5 mm .L -f :W f 1 n Q ' 1 wa'-' ,MAE Wh? W-Km R L, 'emi' PRINCESSES QUEEN PRINCESSES SHARON WIC KLUND WENDY LOYE TERRI RITTEN NANCY FRASER TERRI LINDHOLM HCDMECOMING '74 af' 832, ' ' 'A 'M' ,ff Luv. HAPPY HE RYITES HAVE HECKU A HULLABALOO AT HOMECOMI TOP CENTER: Underclassmen enjoy the Homecoming audi- torium. BELOW: Our football captains, leff Arf and jim Modeen, take time out to pose. TOP TEN: STANDING, LEFT XA' TO RIGHT: S. Wicklund, B. Lang, W. Loye, T. Lindholm, M. Dorr, S. Carlson, B. Optiz, T. Ritten. SITTING: N. Fraser, D. Larson. LOWER LEFT: Queen Wendy, in her royal coach, sips on the Real Thing. RIGHT CENTER: Oh, really? Ketchup on your pancakes? The Queen and her court enjoy break- fast with the faculty at Uncle lohn's. if t et .. , 'll 'df' 2 -,,.,.-af? ' in. LEFT: Terri recognizes a friend in the crowd as she and Nancy take the traditional ride around the field. ABOVE: Don't worry, Wendy, they won't bite! ,, we - Y 1 K N 5 1 - i a 2 1 . 5 ,Q , X kybx i ,. ww, ff! , iq '- , A ' IZ- ' 7 ' ! ' M V fi. 1'1 1 W Ya. . 3 r, if , if J ,nw 1, L',,g JM' . ,W wel? 1+ 1 W r im -1 ' mi? 5 V Q ,fa . V.,, AQ -M g J 'Y' :Q f . 1 , , . 4 H, ' . A .rm ,UL f ' -, ' ' if iq ' 1 A .. 1 R ,I f na if ix L .- Y. Y xkjb XX' QVUTVTY W UPPER LEFT: Seniors Laurie Castleman, Linda Nord- by, Linda Nordquist, and jean Robin do a great ren- dition of The Rooster Song -which proved to be something to crow about. CENTER: In spite of hav- ing No Wheels , jean Ziegweid, Arlene Adam, Barb Opitz, Mary Kroening, Barb Buchanan, and Mary jo Svobodny really moved. LOWER LEFT: Southern Pacific, comprised of jeff Groth, jim Mobley, and Greg Eidtemp asks the musical ques- tion, Are You Ready? LOWER CENTER: Rolling out the barrel was easy for PHHS Kegger Queens: Mary jo Svobodny, Lesa Michnowski, Gina Nishizu- ka, Liz Wright, Kathy Grangaard, Annette Wallerius, Mary Everson, Nancy Roisum, Cathy Felber, and Robbie Gylfee. TOP RIGHT: The Hi-Litesp Sue Brown, Diane Fish, Pam Haukom, Vicki Heagerty, Beth Iverson, Wendy Kittleson, julie McCormick, judy Newberger, Lynn Okeson, Donna Pesota, julie Rannow, Kathy Rachner, julie Reardon, and Patty Vasseur, put their whole selves into The Hokey Pokey. CLUBS AND ANIZATIONS 'nd' f' 5 -49' J LIBRARY ASSISTANTS WORM WAY THRO GH BOOKS Working in the library keeps the assist- ants very busy. Writing overdues, help- ing students find what they need, and checking in and shelving new books are just a few of the jobs they do. They work during one period everyday for either a credit or honor points. i . '-me-I dv L. Rader. ,. ,Zi , M we 1 5 razzrgg gif' WI mv: iff' 1 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ROW 1: D. Isaccs T Kelvie, R. Klatt Creegan, L Ray B Schwartz, G. Schwanz C. Besta, G Scarver ROW 2: K. Pearson E Hira, P. Haukom C Richtmyre, R Miller .C lf, LQIW SIG PAI TERS THE MOVE Pep Club PEP CLUB ROW 1: Cheree Smith, Diane Fish, Diane Hasher, Barb Twedt, ludy Harrer, Donna Carlson. ROW 2: Carrie lnkala, Meg Bookey, Patty Polaski, Paul jor- dheim, Cindy Modeen, Ginny Vassuer, lean Harrer, Paula Opitz, Peggy Fraser. ROW 3: lulie lordheim, Patty Dickenson, Sue Millerin, Diane Larson, Diane Nunberg, Patty Skonseng, Mary Dorr, Patty Vassuer, Rosie Rear-X don, Mary McDonell. RIGHT: Members of Pep Club show their decorating talents. TOP RIGHT: With the help of Diane Orlander, Rosie Reardon finishes hang- ing the sign. V ataa V at . f H1sweepwfgsfaefwff -11 ,z , ,.., 2 As LIGHTS, A CAMERA TACTIO ! Stage Crew x . lg 'ymxnuunli The members of Stage crew do alot more than just work the lights for they help set up auditoriums for all the plays that are performed during the year. It is advised by Mr. Tauring and student advisor Brad Bergstrom. TOP: Nancy Fraser shows Dave Okan how to use lights. LEFT: The war is over with jeff! STAGE CREW ROW 1: M. Bitner, I. Reardon. ROW 2: S. Carlson, 1. Arf, G. Osgood, B. Bergstrom, D. Granlund, G. Henke, N. Fras- er, C. Gilkerson, G. Duran. ASERVICEORIE TED ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY g. :Q ' ss if d F 'W , ' i fl-Q 'NSN NHS ROW 1: I. Minell, President, B. Hanson, Vice President, I. Robin, Secretary, K Skrede, Treasurer. ROW 2: P. Skelley, A. Asgain, C. Ackerman, C. Cunningham, T. Lindholm, L. Underwood, D. Bostrom, G. Huepel. ROW 3: A. Lynch, J. Steffens, S Cauoette, S. Strohschein, M. Bennett, C. Druk. ROW 4: K. Olsensky, D. Fritko, M Lazarz, C. Braa, I. Tolkinen, C. Erickson, B. loyce, L. Underwood. ROW 5: T. Ritten J. Rapacz, 1. Reardon, 1. Demar, C. lnkala, A. Hanus, W. Crooker. ldsbnunwvduiwi 'i'N-.zfv , . ,Q Q W M Exif ,r .gb . -Izf Xu-?.Q. L KL 3:55122 Q ,Y ii! 5 .,.. f ... . 41 .. -X-53 ,A Q if N, 11. kv 5533.14 New 4 Q f 'H HOUSE A D SENATE ACTION SCEN MIDDLE: Senior Class Officers: joe Rapacz, President, Rick Larson, Vice-President, jill Tolkinen, Secretary, Nancy loyer, Treasurer. RIGHT MIDDLE: Mr. Waller's advice is worth its weight in gold. BELOW: Senate members become totally involved in the meeting. l five'-lidl ' lf -ra st.. .4 Fi- Q as H 8 f I T SENATE: ROW 1: P. Polaski, G. Vassuer, C. Lynch, L. Elmer, C. Maslowski, C. Modeen, L. Borgen, D. Larson, P. lordheim. ROW 2: P. Vassuer, C. Brujhell, R. Reardon, M. Orr, 1. Rico, I. Ritter, M. McDonald, P. Haukom, N. Bydlon. ROW 3: Advisor, Mr. Waller, R. Larson, C. Smith, I. Tolkinen, N. loyer, K. Olsensky, 1. Minell, M. Lazarz, T. Sullivan, I. Demar, I. Rapacz. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES: C. Anderson, D. Ballanger, D. Barham, A. Bates, D. Breedlove, N. Campbell, L. Castleman, P. Dickinson, S. Erickson, T. Erickson, K. Garver, L. Gilbert, C. Gilker- son, T. Grandlund, B. Gustafson, T. Guzek, B. Hanson, S. Hawkin- son, I. Hedlund, C. Hilger, B. Hillstrom, C. lackman, T. lenson, C. Kaine, P. Keyes, M. Kraemer, B. Kroening, D. Lucas, T. Michaels, C. Montjoy, T. Mooney, M. Moss, D. Nelson, C. Neslund, R. O'Mara, M. Ostrum, I. Otto, L. Pearson, S. Pearson, D. Peterson, I. Quarnstrom, 1. Russell, L. Sabas, D. Saline, L. Saukkula, C. Schrugg, C. Sheggrud, C. Shepard, F. Smith, M. Svobodny, I. Trombley, C. Vickerman, R. Waight, M. Wallerius, P. White, L. Whitman, C. Wick, R. Zajak. THE BEAT GOES O Pep Band This year the Pep Band was under the direction of Senior Mike Lazarz. They competed and did excep- tionally well in parades, including the Halloween parade in Anoka. They practice every week in preparation for football, basketball, hockey games and auditoriums of every sort. The Pep Band is a great school spirit lifter and likely appreciated by the student body. WORKERS AT SCHOOL STORE GAIN EXPERIENCE The School Store was open zero, first, and second hour. They Sold school supplies which many people needed. With the experience they are gaining they should have a good headstart for the outside world. SCHOOL STORE: BOTTOM RIGHT: Cher- yl Widmer, Sue Hoglund, Karen Hanson, 9 and Kelly Green enjoy the benefits of the school store. TOP RIGHT: Harold Strak- bein adds up totals of the school store's profits. , .. M..-.,' A - A Q I' .L i, PEP BAND ROW 1: A. Bolan, L. Alexander, 1. Sawyer, R. Utto, I. Hartos. ROW 2: C. Ackerman, S. Fridgen, M. Mattson, L. Gilbert, A. Legg, I, Fridgen. ROW 3: S. Edberg, I. Dossi, E. O'Leary, C. Bysted, S. Caouette, S. Campbell, G. Huepel, W. Crooker. ROW 4: M. Lazarz, Director, B. Ward, 1. Shores, 1. Steffens, D. Woods, M. Audette, S. Peterson, L. Carter, D. Bigelow. TOP: Pep Band Director, Mike Lazarz leads the Pep Band in the Henry Rouser. LEFT CENTER: Henry Sax Section tops off the band. LEFT BOTTOM: Pep Band becomes very involved in their practice. 1 i 40 SOUNDS STIMULATE HE RY EARS This year the band played at football games where they did quite well. They also participated in parades, including the Anoka Halloween Parade. They concentrated very hard on the Spring Concert and the concert they gave to neighboring schools. TOP LEFT: Band Council, ROW 1: Presi- dent, W. Crooker, Treasurer, S. Eich- man, Secretary, C. Ackerman, Mascot, S. Fridgen. ROW 2: Vice-President, D. Bigelow, Pep Band Director, M. Lazarz, Sergent at Arms: S. Peterson, Drum Major, T. Lucken: Representative, C. Bystedt. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Oakvik stays in step with band. CENTER: The band shows expert marching ability. TOP RIGHT: Band rests between football performances. CENTER RIGHT: Color Guard Proudly carries the colors. BOT- TOM LEFT: ROW 1: L. Gilbert,C. Acker- man, S. Eichman, S. Paulson, E. Evanson, C. Andreson, M. Opheim. ROW 2: D. Woods, A. Adams, P. johnson, V. Rico, T. Walden, I. Rannow, S. Milliren. ROW 3: L. Whitman, I. Watson, S. Cauette, S. Fridgen, C. Bystedt, D. Nygard, E. O'- Leary. ROW 4: I. Anderson, S. Manske, K. Olson, C. Hotchkiss, T. Guzek, M. Audette, H. Asgian, I. Shores, I. Steffens. Color Guard: S. Rundle, C. Reimen, S. Rundle, A. Legg, I. Mann. BOTTOM RIGHT: ROW 1: M. Sawyer, I. Sawyer, K. Faulds, L. Alexander, A. Bolan, R. Utto, A. Christe. ROW 2: M. Lazarz, M. Matt- son, T. Mooney, C. Cable, C. Talbot, M. Marsh, S. Lonn. ROW 3: R. Iverson, G. Huepel, S. Peterson, S. Campbell, I. Dos- si, A. Nagel, P. Green, C. Meslund. ROW 4: T. Lobash, L. Carter, S. Perry, B. Ward, L. Frydenlund. BACK ROW: Band Direc- tor: Mr. Oakvik, Drum Major: T. Luck- en, T. Rich, S. Edberg, 1. Hartos, D. Bige- low. 1---.....-.T-. ' - ' JUMUPPS 2 Iggpmgmmmis k Qvnevxww Ig TOP: ROW 1: B. Biorn, A. Brask, T. Anderson, L. Biever, V. Ander- son, D. Aronson, K. Anderson, M. Baurr, D. Berger. ROW 2: H Asgain, R. Arneson, I. Anderson, D. Boken, L. Bernadt, R. Allhaus, D. Alexander, M. Auvin. ROW 3: B. Bergman, I. Adam, I. Antony C. Besta, K. Agnes, M. Aumodt, L. Bennett, M. Bookey, V. Bates. ROW 4: M. Alseth, D. Brandt, W. Beemer, D. Anderson, G. Arm- CLASS OF '78 ABOVE: ROW 1: M. Borea, D. Brostrom, Z. Bryant, M. Birge, R. Belangu, C. Carlson, P. Brousseau. ROW 2: I. Cordell, D. Decowski, B. Bowen, M. Briggs, S. Cummins, C. Bourgeois, H. Brossard. ROW 3: T. Crauford, W. Couture, D. Bydlon, 1. Borer, D. Carlson, P. Burns, S. Borman. ROW 4: S. Brazil, D. Barhan, B. Champeau, D. Delaittie, L. Borchardt, K. Booth, G. Cohen, M. Brinkhaus. TOP: ROW 1: M. Edgren, D. Durenberger, A. Clark, R. Fish, S Fridgen. ROW 2: M. Dick, T. Corning, T. Fish, N. Elstrom, 1. Dun- Iavey, I. Delmege. ROW 3: I. Fox, B. Dols, T. Erickson, D. Carter M. Engstran, L. Frydenlund. ROW 4: V. Froehlich, D. Erklouts, R Booth, D. Delaney, R. Fenstra, M. Fay, M. Dubuque. ABOVE: ROW 1: D. Gilkerson, A. Gerszewski, B. Gowdy, D Hasher, M. Heinz, I. Cove, K. Gronquist, N. Galasath. ROW 2: W German, I. Hauer, L. Hermsen, P. Green, P. Caldwell, 1. Harrer, T Graen, F. DeGroat. ROW 3: D. Grahn, D. Geigt, R. Groettum, V Galajda, L. Cronemiller, I. Harrer, E. Hein. ROW 4: 1. Harkins, D Gellerman, D. Hautte, M. Corbecky, T. Hagstrom, T. Gorzycki, A Hedlund, B. Glover. . TOP: ROW 1: M. Hunter, j. jadkman, A. Florey, R. Hanson, W Hodgeman, T. Hanson, D. Gardner, C. Heirley. ROW 2: M. Hop- penrath, T. Feehan, C. Hirsch, C. Hoppenrath, L. Hinson, K. Garv- er, D. Hodgeman, K. Dugan. ROW 3: M. Huggins, L. Gregory, C Hutera, C. Hilger, S. Fricke, C. Inkala, K. Faulds. ROW 4: B Henke, R. Iverson, T. Heryla, B. Hawk, j. Fust, B. Fox, C. Hotchkiss. ABOVE: ROW 1: j. jones, D. jackson, C. jones, T. jorissen, j. Kos- Ioski, C. johnson, C. jorgenson. ROW 2: C. jalnnson, B. jacob- with, C. Case, A. johnson, j. jackson, j. joyce, S. jung, P. johnson ROW 3: S. jansson, L. jorgenson, S. Haukom, K. Kaselnak, j. Kle- man, j. Kline, j. juneski. ROW 4: A. johnigan, L. johnson, D. jack- son, S. johnson, P. jordheim, T. jensen, K. janke. ABOVE: ROW 1: S. Kehoe, G. Kampa, L. Ksiazek, B. Krueger, S. Larson, L. LaLiberte, C. Fisher. ROW 2: S. Fedor, W. luntunen, D. Larson, K. Klinger, B. Kroening, A. King, L. Loftus, A. Linn. ROW 3: I. Kohagen, B. Kaunzner, D. Kojetin, D. Kvam, 1. Karanagh, B. Langdon, S. LaBosco, C. Kaine. ROW 4: T. Lobash, R. Kraemer, I. Koval, L. Kvam, T. Lang, N. lanceski, S. Lentner, B. LaSota. Ninth graders patiently wait to let loose spirit in the auditorium. Ninth grade scholars are in, and surrounding the school. BELOW: ROW 1: S. Messiah, L. Manzke, P. Majkozak, S. Loye, T Lutz, K. MacArthur, N. Ludwig. ROW 2: R. McCulloch, D. Ha- muck, S. Lumley, R. Lundahl, D. Froemming, R. Leslie, 1. Mangen ROW 3: S. Lonn, M. LeBlanc, T. Hillstrom, M. McDonald, A McCormick, L. Lindgren, I. Martin. ROW 4: B. Maluck, C. Lind- vall, S. Levandowski, G. Lorentzen, M. Lundeen, B. Mattie, D. Las- kowsk, R. Merkl. TOP: ROW 1: P. Miller, D. Nickgoom, T. Michels, P. Miller, M McNutt, C. Michaud. ROW 2: L. Micheal, C. Meyer, I. Nordquist,l Mulville, D. Nelson, K. Matala. ROW 3: M. Monteon, 1. Modeen,I Neuberger, M. Miceli, S. Neuberger, L. Marinelli, l. Michnowski ROW 4: B. Nelson, I. Nevison, S. Mulligan, 1. Morris, R. Merrus, A Nygard, S. Niemi, C. McCollum. ABOVE: ROW 1: E. Raone, L. Pelvf, M. Ostlund, P. Opitz, W. Per- kins, T. Olander. ROW 2: 1. Orr, D. Peterson, K. Olson, P. Polaski, T Rainville, G. Peske, G. Peterson. ROW 3: M. Ouellette, R. Otter- stetter, P. Paxton, E. Nelson, N. Patrick, M. O'Reilly, V. Olson, C Oien. ROW 4: B. Pederson, M. Oakvik, B. Magnason, K. Olson, W Ringate, T. Pennaz, R. O'Mara. TOP: ROW 1: 1. Rojos, R. Robinson, R. Schuttz, B. Sairor, S. Pry, A Schneider. ROW 2: I. Roberts, D. Shanesy, D. Ross, G. Peterson, B Pentz, L. Redning, R. Rimer, 1. Peterson, C. Hale. ROW 3: C. Ru- dolph, R. Rogman, B. Race, C. Randall, H. Roberts, S. Sellers, P Pudlick. ROW 4: C. Nesley, D. Sheggrud, T. Shephard, 1. Robeck,l Rivard, 1. Shafranski, 1. Selton. ABOVE: ROW 1: S. Stensrud, G. Smith, V. Starks, K. Swan, T Stempf, 1. Slaughter. ROW 2: B. Stembridge, F. Smith, B. Schlep- penback, D. Suhrbier, A. Ricker, N. Sorenson. ROW 3: D. Shocken- cy, P. Skonseng, C. Sheffield, L. Sabas, N. Schluter, L. Rykyto, 1. Rus- sell, M. Smith. ROW 4: R. Smude, D. Schafer, 1. Sorbel, C. Stevens K. Schultz, B. Schultz, L, Skrede. TOP: ROW 1: G. Honeyford, l. Sweeney, A. Tyo, N. Talbot, T. Tolve, S. Tatum, K. Teschendorf. ROW 2: S. Swanson, S. Ulsund, S. Timm, D. Trego, S. Volante, S. Teslow, I. Scury. ROW 3: A. Vomhof, M. Theis, M. Trombley, M. Treager, 1. White, A. Vinson. ROW 4: L. Taylor, D. Tetzlaff, E. Thomason, G. Vasseur, I. Tolkinen, C Thielen. ABOVE: ROW 1: N. Witte, l. Welter, C. Younkin, P. Waselak, I Zimmer, P. Watts. ROW 2: T. Williams, R. waighr, P. Woselak, L Wosick, D. Wedebrand, R. Zajae, G. Walden. ROW 3: M. Wort- man, I. Young, T. Wassather, I. Waldenmar, L. Wold. C. Wick. TOP: ROW 1: S. Burke, B. Anderson, C. Bazant, C. Alexander, C. Anderson, L. Aronson, R. Beaulieu. ROW 2: R. Bakken, C. Babe- kuhl, S. Brown, L. Baumann, M. Bauermeister, M. Anderson, M. Broten, B. Adams. ROW 3: S. Barker, L. Anderson, C. Bookey, M. Burns, L. Bergstrom, I. Arbogast, D. Beneke. ROW 4: A. Bellfield, M. Bates, S. Bertsch, D. Aupperle, A. Bates, R. Beffrey, G. Bursey. C LAS S O F '77 ' 'fn ABOVE: ROW 1: T. Cowan, 1. Copherson, M. Boufford, P. Darby, D. Coder, L. Bunfang, K. Christensen. ROW 2: D. Brewer, M. Book, D. Birge, P. Beynon, D. Bintner, R. Borea. ROW 3: I. Cleveland, K. Ciel'1,l. Cameron, A. Christy, L. Borgen, C. Cassidy, A. Cook. ROW 4: R. Bolduc, I. Dexter, C. Chase, R. Bokovoy, L. Berger, C. Columbus. TOP: ROW 1: R. Holzheu, P. Durand, A. Fisher, B. Ekert, V. Dis- chinger, K. Hanson. ROW 2: I. Frechette, P. Doherty, C. Gustafson P. Fiala, R. Erickson, T. Druk, S. Ericksen, D. Donnelly. ROW 3: C Edstrom, M. Furst, D. Hall, K. Everett, B. Deziel, D. Ellings, D. Heag- erty. ROW 4: R. Engstran, T. Fish, C. Fish, T. Faue, R. Gerving, R Hable, M. Goofrey, T. Guzek. ABOVE: ROW 1: L. Kiely, C. jones, D. Kegley, I. Isaacs, D. Hystead. ROW 2: K. Higgins, D. Hystead, 1. Hedlund, T. lacoburth, A. Ger- szewski, M. Heath. ROW 3: D. Deenhower, K. Goski, L. Holmquist, D. joki, I. lansson, C. Hilger, L. liff, C. johnson. ROW 4: L. Kihow, M. Horkert, 1. Heinecke, M. Hirsch, I. Creve, B. Fritz, N. Hill. TOP: ROW 1: M. lorgenson, D. johnson, S. lones, T. Kelvie, I. Lar- son, D. Larson. ROW 2: C. Lene, L. Klein, S. Larson, M. Kroening, M. Kraemer, R. Langdon. ROW 3: P. Kohl, W. Kittleson, D. loyer, R. Kroening, B. Lindgren, L. Lee. ROW 4: T. leska, T. Kertzman, S. Jennings, M. Ketter, R. Kavanagh, B. Kehn. ABOVE: ROW 1: D. Mier, D. MacArthur, C. McLean, T. Loye, E Mier, S. Maahs. ROW 2: 1. Majkozak, D. Lindholm, 1. Linn, C Lynch, M. Moss, T. Minell, C. Maslowski. ROW 3: E. Murz, L. Meh- ner, L. Melichar, D. Matuska, M. Marsh, I. McCullough, I. Mann D. Nelson. ROW 4: C. McQueen, S. Manzke, M. Ness, D. McKeen T. Nesser, W. McKean, D. Lodin. X., LEFT: ROW 1: E. O'Reilly, R. Mysluirec, 1. Olson, D. Pofack, D. Rin- dahl, T. Pendzimas. ROW 2: E. O'Leary, B. Nyland, L. Petersen, T. Norstrom, D. Nygard, S. Raymond, L. Quigley, L. Okan, L. Pearson ROW 3: P. Petersen, C. Pentz, C. Neslund, L. Raymond, I. Pearson M. Opheim, 1. Radke. ROW 4: R. Olson, G. Nestitt, I. Nelson, 1 Peckels, L. Nelson, C. Petersen, D. Peterson, L. Nord. TOP: ROW 1: T. Partlow, P. Rosen, I, Lukenen, S. Campbell, C. Sheggrud, S. Sellers, M. Saukkoln, S. Robinson. ROW 2: S. Ralph, C. Stang, G. Stevens, B. Saukkola, B. Rudick, C. Powell, L. Pudlick, P. Sanders. ROW 3: M. Seide, B. Schluter, D. Steffens, I. Shoe- maker, D. Saline, T. Rico, P. Reilly. ROW 4: S. Schmidt, G. Schei- degger, I. Stang, E. Schleppenbach, B. Rogers, I. Sawina, 1. Russel, S. Rundle. ABOVE: ROW 1: L. Townsend, A. Thotland, D. Walker, H. Tyo, C. Vickerman, L. Thorsea. ROW 2: T. Toft, B. Turner, G. Taus, M. waighr, T. Schmitz, D. Thielen. ROW 3: R. Stafford, I. Sletten, I. Vincent, M. Steiner, L. Stommel, K. Sullivan, K. Underwood. ROW 4: P. Ullom, B. Thompson, D. Taylor, G. Stahoski, I. Vietor, S. Sus- nik, 1. Trombley, B. Ware. A I Q P25528 wa '59 ,I ff UNDERCLASSMEN IN ACTIGN TOP: ROW 1: R. Rudloph, S. Tschample, L. Stolney, R. Tyo, S. Wall Row 2. L. White, M. Wallerius, M. Welter, L. Wright, D. Wolf, M. Yurrch. ROW 5: M. Wilkins, R. Presler, 1. Wedebrand, B. Wvollet, K. Wojaciak, K. Wientjes, D. Williams, D. Taylor. ROW 4: M Young, L. Welch, M. Rakos, M. Waselak, A. Westberg, S. Oien, D. Zarling. ABOVE: ROW 1: L. Berg, K. Barrett, K. Anderson, L. Berg, B. Burns S. Booth, 1. Babineau. ROW 2: L. Bean, C. Anderson, N. Bydlon,l Burscl'1,l. Amundson, B. Bohanon, C. Alstadt, R. Buck. ROW 3: A Adam, B. Buchanan, S. Brown, C. Burham, T. Bredemus, R. Anto- lak, R. Anderson. ROW 4: K. Christenson, D. Carlson, P. Anderson C. Bruhjell, T. Bokovoy, D. Bryntesna, B. Bolduc. CLASS OF '7 TOP: ROW 1: C. Cable, K. Dahlstrom, L. Campbell, C. Conley, D. Darn, R. D'Vark, C. Corning, D. Ceased. ROW 2: T. Cools, 1. Cou- ture, B. Davis, A. Chell, P. Dickinson, B. Christenson, L. Belknap, T. Conley. ROW 3: 1. Brul, K. Deleu, C. Cremers, I. Duffey, P. Duffey, L. Carter, M. 1. Diwi. ROW 4: M. Donahue, D. Chesler, T. Dix, A. Cronemiller, R. Dabasi, D. Carlson, D. Cummurns, I. Bursaw. ABOVE: ROW 1: N. Ellis, L. Farrand, I. Gadbois, B. Ekert, I. Fridgen A. Faue, S. Eichman. ROW 2: I. Franzen, B. Ekert, P. Dorr, M. Gell- erman, D. Hartley, K. Hanson, P. Emerson, L. Gilbertson. ROW 3: T Greene, I. Fenstra, E. Eubank, S. Gillen, R. Fricke, E. Evanson, S Gunderson. ROW 4: A. Dorable, D. Haataja, M. Audette, S. Hag- lund, T. Bohan, B. Harder, T. Everett, C. Eickholt. TOP: ROW 1: D. Hohn, I. Isaacs, I. Hartos, C. Gilkerson, L. lawor- ski, A. Hogness. ROW 2: D. Hill, V. Heagerty, P. Huber, B. Hind, C Hotchkiss, j. Hanson. ROW 3: P. Hurley, P. Haukom, E. Hira, T. Hase, S. Edgerg, T. Greebe, H. Humphenmeir, H. Stepheninsky ROW 4: M. Hegstrand, R. Hancle, H. Howenstein, j. Isais, j. jensen j. Herkenhoff, T. Heath. ABOVE: ROW 1: T. lenson, C. jones, j. Kessler, P. larosz, C. Iorgen- son, D. jackson, C. Kaiser. ROW 2: S. johnson, P. johnson, V. Kitch, P. johnson, K. Karja, j. Kosloski, P. jones. ROW 3: G. jung, R. Klatt, R. Krone, B. johnson, B. Iverson, G. johnson, j. jensen, j. johnson. ROW 4: D. johnson, C. Kittleson, M, jorissen, L. Klinke, B. jung, S. Demke, R. Kramer. RIGHT: ROW 1: A. Legg, M. Lovaas, j. Maciazka, B. Lundahl, C Maass. ROW 2: M. McDonald, L. Knott, M. Moen, j. McCormick P. Keips, C. Lang, D. Isaacs, A. Maki. ROW 3: M. Kroening, S. Lund K. Lundquist, M. Mattson, D. Kojetin, D. Kloster, M. Lawrence ROW 4: T. Lucker, B. McKeever, K. Manger, N. Hanson, E. Lind, D Larson, D. Martin, P. Kramk. 'ggi' k , ui syn TOP: ROW 1: T. Noyes, L. Michnowski, D. Olander, P. Weuman M. Orr, G. Durand. ROW 2: S. Miller, I. Michael, L. O'Brien, B Niemi, S. Mitchell, A. Novack, S. Milliren. ROW 3: L. Okenson, T. Mooney, C. Nielsen, A. Nagel, S. Monk, I. Nelson, R. McCulloch, L Nystrom. ROW 4: M. Michnowski, D. Martin, C. Orstad,1. Nords- trom, S. Maslowski, T. Natsin, M. Mier. ABOVE: ROW 1: R. Snike, D. Rambery, E. Parvey, B. Wouiak, C Pearson, T. Redning. ROW 2: S. Perry, S. Ojala, L. Rader, C. Peter- son, S. Paulsen, L. Ray, 1. Prince. ROW 3: R. Patterson, 1. Reitsma M. Ostroum, M. Gorzycki, 1. Otto, N. Pederson, B. Otis. ROW 4: B Palmquist, S. Renstrom, S. Peterson, B. O'Reilly, L. Pudlick, S Shields, M. Renner. .pg 4 , Q, 'ff 'N X J 4 ,ik ' 14 if Ll., s 5 :ff f Q , ,J ,gli Q , x ,X FN . 9 xg a K . M ap 'fm x Y s x ff 4 S.. 96 ,,,,-,,. -M... , ..., 3 qfw .gn Ax X Q Y. 5 . 5, 2 if h--W 5 i, -37, xx' 1,- .: Sify 'VM Vvtvtlgvmvzg v vi: -- W s 3. ABOVE: ROW T: D. Nelson, K. Tetzlaff, R. Warnke, C. Wisniak, H. VanDrasek, I. Ziegeweid, L. Thelew. ROW 2: R. Yburr, T. Seide, M. White, I. Zolahn, P. Vasseur, T. Walden, T. Woodhams. ROW 3: S. Sorbel, E. Eberhart, R. Watts, R. Zins, B. Tieva, L. Whitman. ROW 4: E- Vigil, I. Witzman, S. Sorbel, S. Ferguson, M. Stumne, C. Widholm. Qsfwwmws-af Q r Nw 2,9 , 5- 'h1 f-if a QnwAmm ww WINTER SPORTS 4' ' T... xg 5 ' x, wx ,,,, -Q sf, - in ,af 1-P- -flung 6 ,Eff VN,..f was 54 WWQ. v ..-V png CAGERS KEY O f ' USTLE h-.4--. TOP: Tim Hanschen's jump shot means two more. ABOVE: Steve Levasseur goes above everyone else for a sure basket. CENTER: An- ticipating a rebound, Steve watches Tom Borgen's free-throw. RIGHT: Forward Bruce Saline attempts a difficult shot, . QA I ff , 9 . e'i . W Y' ill? ' fi To ' 'Sis , 9 . ', fn .. ' - g FJ, F: i n E -T sf l 1 ,.g, T' 4' Y, TOP: joe Rapacz: What's he doing? Mr. Washington: I don't know. Mr. Seikku- la: Giving me an uIcer! ABOVE: All eyes follow the magic ball. LEFT: The cheer- leaders say, We Love Our Team. SUPER-SHCOTERS If The Basketball teams this year both played well at times. The Varsity Squad was led by Captain Tom Borgen and Center Steve LeVasseur. Bruce Saline, Ron Morgan, Chuck Eickholt, and Tim Hanschen also saw a lot of action during the season. Leading scorers for the Sophomores this year were Paul Ullom and Aaron Bellfield. Charles Wooley, Shorty , did an outstanding job as floor leader for the team VARSITY BASKETBALL: S. Bennett, C. Eickholt, R. Morgan, B. Saline, D. Breedlove, S. LeVasseur, T Hanschen, S. Douglas, T. Borgen-Captain, I. Bledsoe. Q swlsH. HOT-SHOT SOPHS -eg 5 ff' 2 szn... . SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL: C. Wooley, F. Smith, D. Brew- er, A. Bellfield, P. Ullom, D. Gross, D. Lodin, L. Nord, I. Groth, 1. Linn. OPPOSITE LEFT: Tom Borgen drives around the defense. OPPOSITE RIGHT: A Lay-up is a sure basket. LEFT: Paul scores from close in. ABOVE: Dane puts it in from the corner. ei S-C-O-R-E WE WAN GOAL V 9 J . i 1 'it' W x i 3, '53, M , any, 1 M .E 64.1 1 fb 1 fs: 'ip' I V ' ' H 9,v.0Nf'o'v'l'l a ' V I l Qr'g',5, 5.510 u'0.No. ' s Q Q A Q s f . . f'sfQ3,v,v, o'v ,x '.',Nun x, e.N',0u,c x v , - . KI 5.6.5 Oxy 5 . H , 5 0 I . S -.0 O.g5,1'5'l'b'u fs . , 'X 'A't'a o's'a'-'v'a'- A ' 'n 0 - :xo o.v.5f.t,f,, , J Af l'p!Ph,U 9 I ' f ..-. Owgoxvgsgwi Q , .., ,, , nn. if Speed and concentration are what it takes to make a winning team. This year, with a fluctuating record, our team went out and put on a pretty good show. With high hopes for the future, we will make it to the top. , i 5-for -Iff .jp ,'g, A T 5 , kV,.IV B, I A W ' 15, YW W . HOCKEY TEAM: ROW 1: E. Lind, P. Dorr, S. Gillen, 1. Arf-Captain, T. Baldwin, 1. Humphrey, T. Bohan, R. Patterson, C. Orstad, M. Siede. ROW 2: G. Kroll, D. Donnelly, D. Delaitte, T. Crossman, 1. johnson-Captain, M. Hirsch, S. Maslowski, I. Snyder, S. Nortrom. BOTTOM RIGHT: leff Arf scores again. TOP: Henry checks its opponent. ABOVE: Henry gets another puck past the goalie. BOT- TOM LEFT: R. Patterson adds another goal to Henry's score. 73 PATS SKATE ON xi Qkv, A 4.5 HOCKEY TEAM: ROW 'IZ P. Dorr, T. Shopeck, T. Baldwin, 1. lohnson, T. Druk, T. Broussou, L. Pealuf, R. O'Maria, B. Francis- Coach. ROW 2: M. Delaittre, T. Hegstrom, R. Klatt, l. MaShade, D. Donnelly, D. Kubinski, S. Maslowski, BELOW: Henry scores! BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Frances goes to help an injured player. BOTTOM RIGHT: T. Brossou tightens the pressure. A.-111-' With new coach Mr. Finger, the Girls' Basketball Team did well this year. Tied for second with a 7-2 city record, the girls had an overall record of 7-4. Captains were lo Taylor and Meg Gorzycki. jo was also named to the All-City team. With many underclassmen returning, the girls should have a fine team again next year. GIRL SCORE GRE! -ig ,i? i Z .RSSB K. ,Y I A ,S ,,,.....---- - tgp HKNRY MERRY 45 HINRY as u x t .K 2 CJ l'TRW'U mi' GM .WL K XC Y bex, :WV .V Hella V from R , ' ,- , Y ' jay NM , M Af fit 9. J-' 5 In A? A f M f':s:f! KH 'Q mtgliig? , n, . .9 Q V4.f, kiggggg MQ GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM: ROW 1: S. johnson, I. Martin, 1. Harrer, N. Talbot-Mgr., L. Elmer, P. Majkozak, P. Green. ROW 2: Mr. Finger-Coach, W. Schake, I. Taylor, S. Lonn, I. Ritter, L. Underwood, M. Gorzycki, B. Glover. 2 2 2 GIRLS GYMNASTICS STRIVE FOR . 'T i-rl 'mf 1 .f - W Y f f - I f ,Q '-' ' ' 'L ' GIRLS GYMNASTICS: ROW 1: K. Mueller, P. Dickenson, K. Dungan, G. Durand, C. Vickerman, L. Berg. ROW 2: M. Borea, D. Hasher, I. Dorhn, K. O'ReiIly, S. Messiah, C. Dungan. ROW 3: K. Thomas, A. Wallarius, C.. Taus, M. Wallarius, C. Maslowski, C. Rich. ROW 4: M. Waight, T. C-orzycki, P. Paxton, V. Heagerty, I. Harrer, I. Freshette, C. Bookey, C. Giikerson, M. Bookey, K. Towns. PERFECTIO OPPOSITE LEFT: Vicky Heagerty gracefully demonstrates the Chinese splits, OPPOSITE RIGHT: jean Harrer displays perfection on the balance beam. TOP LEFT: Gymnastics is fun too! TOP RIGHT: Annette Wallarius pulls herself to a front support on the high bar. LOWER LEFT: Many skills are combined in floor exer- cise. LOWER RIGHT: Concentra- tion reflects from Carol's routine. SKI TEAM IUMP1 T0 THE Ton .PH- ', qv- If 4-na SKI TEAM: FRONT: K. Garver, T. Rainville, L. Berger, D. Berger, S. Gunderson, A. Nagel, L. Farrand, I. Quarnstrom, E. Evanson, I. Issacs. BACK: D. loyer, Mr. Waller, D. Klein, A. Cronemiller, C. Shockency, I. Rannow, A. Westberg, M. Broten, R. Olson, 1. Klein, N. Hanson, Mr. Greenhagen. TOP: jeff Klein takes another winning jump. RIGHT: Eve Evanson races to the finish. LEFT: Craig Shockency shows his skill in cross- country racing. MIDDLE: Al Cronemiller skies past his opponent. FAR RIGHT: julie Rannow shows her skills on the slope. l 1 l I Ml ll --3 I . f I f , E 3- 'Y 5. i nr R l . YV l li I I M- i I i l l I s I A ' i 6 . 5' -4 , Henry's Varsity Athletic De- partment has a new addi- tion this year. Headed by coach Mr. Waller,the girls' ski team went out to show they should also prove themselves on the slopes. With a little more practice, support, and hard work both teams could make it to the top. vi L Q x .5-1 0 .. K. ,-. uf-v'P ,,. ,,., wmv' a wx 'F'1f , ...,.. ,, A,...... -rl 4' fs f'T'z.,,.... :ffl ' W ffl:1..flf.f..i. xxx R' pew '..........,.. '5,gQQNaKExi -E53-3..................-avg.,,,, ...- -f- N ..Av .. TA KERS TAK THE PLUNG . Q Mg' P 9 bp Y, .. , M, si Q .f . 'W' SWIM TEAM: ROW 1: D. Woods, B. O'Reilly, D. Kaine, C. lack- man, S. Henke, C. Bruhjell, B. Henke. ROW 2: I. Nelson, S. Book, B. Nelson, I. Benecke, I. Voss, R. Bakken, 1. Hanson, R. Hoel-Coach. ROW 3: M. Book, T. Greeves, T. Bruhjell, R, Han- son, I. Delaney, T. Borea, C. lackman, S. Trast. ABOVE: A happy team rejoices over another win. RIGHT: A swimmer shows his ability in diving. LP what If sw mlm. .-mic.-mf sw lil!! Tl. UHJKELL M78 -lf!!! FW 's:f': f:'s 14117 - ling., ,,,,...- f--.uma ': ' ,, , ,Q 4 as an nf an 'F W This year's Swim Team was led by Captain Corky lackman. With a season of young swimmers, they still managed to win and send Chuck Bruhjell on to the State. With high expectations for next year, our team will go out and give it all they've got. TOP RIGHT: Chuck Bruhjell shows his skill in doing the Butterfly. ABOVE: Swimmers take time out during meet. BOTTOM LEFT: Steve Henke shows his skill in a meet. GRAPPLERS PIN OPPONENTS AGAINST WALL ..... Q .1-xx .div x VARSITY: FRONT ROW: L. Pudlick, B. Lottie, 1. Cain, S, Sellers, D. MacArthur, I. Shopek, Scott Sellers. BACK ROW: M. Kraemer, I. Modeen, M. Dickenson, I. Somerson, B. Podvin, D. Finnvik, S. Zaske, W. Logeais, Coach Miller. This year's wrestlers opened the season by taking first place in the Washburn Invitational Tour- nament. Led by Co-Captains Bob Lottie and lim Mo- deen, the team consisted of many outstanding wrestlers. The team was involved in many close matches which made for an exciting season. ROLL 'EM OVER. PI 'EM FLAT! --.AW ' SOPHOMORE: ROW 1: 1. Harkins, 1. Victor, E. O'ReiIly, 1. Trombley erty, C. Babkuhl, R. Erickson, G. Quass, D. Laskowski, M.TrombIey, M. Hunter, M. Kraemer, T. O'ReiIly, Coach Sabatke. TOP LEFT: jim Cain sal. CENTER RIGHT: The camera catches heavy-weight Don Finnvik in a match of strength. LEFT: A sophomore rolls him over. K. Cich, B. Reinking, S. jones, G. Haspert. ROW 2: 1. Ullom, D. Heag: manuevers for position. CENTER: Captain Bob Lottie attempts a rever- DECEMBER HAPPENINGS UPPER LEFT: Make a wish! UPPER RIGHT: Friday the thirteenth wasn't bad luck for everyone, as Lotus proves. ABOVE: But, but, but, I don't have any Axion. RIGHT: Go, you Chicken fat, go away! RIGHT CENTER: The Christmas concert was given in perfect harmo- ny. I t 1 86 ANIMAL FARM SQUEALS, SNGRTS, A D WHINNEYS ITS WAY TO THIRD PLACE 'Ili ',.' PM This year's MSHSL One-Act Contest Play, Animal Farm , was interpreted from the book to play form by the cast itself. The play, by George Orwell, took third place at the Region Five Play Festival held at Albany High School. The plot dealt with nine animals on a farm that rebel against their master, Farmer jones. The two pigs, Napoleon and Squealer, lead rebellion, and eventually rule over all the other animals. They become increasingly humanistic until they, like Farmer jones, walk on two legs. The play shows that absolute powere corrupts absolutely. il v lk , K .t 0' r. V.. 1 ,,'.'ZW , fy y 2' xx f Ve' fi f, 1 . aw gm, fa -g,,,,m1,.. . Q ..,:-u , 4 ' ' Hifi 'ax , . 11-X Wm-.Q ew r kg ,,, In ,Vaq.H,5, , A 5 a. v ,Z ,uf 1 f ,I 11' 'ff' .4 J' 5 2 u I S 4 5, uw . QV? X ff xg 6 Q-N 79 f 'QB , 1: ' ml V S, rmwiz '- Q Q QM f Kf M wi? 9375 kH:5vJf7 V X r , J N - ffffr' r :x Q12 Vvv- ' ' lv , 1 ' 4' v J v l7ly PM 1 Q HD Lf A L ,, -ie'x m 'f it 51 5 an-4 4 fi . kk' at- -nm:-nn-U -If 1 b Q .5 -as is ii ' 1 W' :T 4 ' 'Q VV ' c . ll faqs, N 4 ln' Henry's first annual Sno Daze was a great success Each day of the week was designated a special dress-up day Monday was Red and Gray Day Tuesday was Hillbilly Day Wednesday was Celebrity Day Thursday was Grub Day, and Friday was Fabulous Mrs. Mueller thinks teaching is farm out. 'ig ,F ,lb f 4- , XY A IDA.,-, es? 1 X if ' 73 Lf A V kc 1 D cg Y-' fiiikffwff s Y v F ,1H 4 dbx Peggy Fraser as Alfalfa looks more like Darla av ' av V 5, .Q 1 hi, 'Q' .3 .- . ', .' 'Y' , Rig ' . . - ' -, ' 0- -' n',, . '. X l saay- 3 ' I K' ,iq ,045 . U' ', kj , .' ,s A, 0 O , . . The week began with the coronation of Sno-King, Mike Dickinson, in the courtyard. The top five, Mike Dickinson, Tom Feehan, Rick Larson,,Bruce Saline, and Chuck Thomas were nominated by the Senior Class. Mike was chosen by the student body who placed pennies in the jar of their favorite candidate. The proceeds went to Mr. Kassera, a teacher in the hospital. Activities included a Hostess Snow Ball-eating contest, a tug-of-war in the snow, and a ski trip to Snow-Crest. A Back-to-the-Fifties dance brought this fun- filled, snowy week to a close. UPPER LEFT::lf.The sweethearts offlrienry High. CENTER,,,lulie Iordheim Sno-King, Mikeipplliiickinson, the redgggirpet treatment ati his coronation. TGP? iMichelle Ouellettegas Charlie Chaplin, monkeys around. MIDDLE: Shove 'em, Levi, Shove 'emi RIGHT CENTER: The Lone Ranger and the Midnight Cowboy iLaurie Castleman and Debbie Nordbyl team up for a day of horsin' -around. UPPER RIGHT: Where is that Cinderella, anyway? , asks fairy godmother Cindy Modeen. ABOVE: Big appetitesstare displayed in they Little Theater. LOWER CENTER: I thignktwe need two for this. LEFT: .iii 3 here's just one thing - this Ious I , sa sColumboiTom Grevei. 1 I Y Y , y , , ' w ,K 1, 1 r32il f ' .1 Ca- , .fs X 4 . o , ,.. ' Q . -:Vu FMR 41 lr 41 if A V Z5 7 A Y? sill? 257: JNVD ?VQ 41 lk 41 ' If A V A 7 A YF iii? slit ?VQ Wee? ff' UPPER LEFT: Let's go to the hop! UPPER RIGHT: Queen of the Debs, Lois Gilbert., LEFT CENTER: Elvis, of Elvis and the Traveling Grease Band MC'd th d , . . e ress-up con- test. ABOVEg The grease flowed wall- to-wall. LOWER RIGHT: Steve Gillen looks tough on the outside, but still puts milk in his insides. RIGHT: Mrs. Reed, one of nosta1gia's best. w.. 5 sf, Ei? Qu. ,GJ Wi 5 5 fm ..WiX , .Q ivy LL xi A fic' ' , ' PM ,mi .f ' ' Q E M fx ilA -fii .52!52:f!5i5:::5f?fiwi5f ::Ef!1?iif'ff I L 3 E 3 E 1 Q- 200 YEARS AGC The Henry Tradition Lives By today's standards, Patrick Henry would be considered an outspoken radical. His sentiments were spoken freely, honestly, and without reserve. Two hundred years ago, he addressed the Virginia House of Burgesses where the issue of resistance to the mother country and freedom was at stake. Patrick Henry, our school's namesake, took the stand on the life or death issue by summarizing his speech with, I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me death! We, as students of Patrick Henry, might look deeper into his meaning and then turn to look at our own meaning. We must realize our potential for living in reality, and act as Patrick Henry did. We can not be of the great numbers who - having eyes, see not, and, having ears, hear not - do nothing. A high school is an attempt to help educate us to deal with life and reality. Teachers, administrators, and aides cannot do this alone. It all depends upon us the students. Thebattle, sir, is not to the strong alone, it is to the vigilant, the active, the brave. We must be open to new ideas, be willing to accept change, and, above all, be flexible. To stay with and live in the past is not good, to use the pasts experiences is wise: I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided and that is the lamp of experience. I know of no way of judging of the future but by the past. The question before us now is of great importance. lt will decide our course and even the course others will pursue in life. Are we to be victims of the future, or will we, as Patrick Henry was, have a spoken and heard voice in the directions of our lives? l . l ESQ ' wi-ay K EK ' f ixf lx- I K-W X , I M, J, x I . V J , 1. Xb. - P' 1 f 5 ww A '56 F fm! Vi'-' Q' ' A- 4 'A - , . MA DTS VGASOLINE M ,. S I y f fff X 46 . f :Q I JL ' 1 Q Q ' Aziwflfgr ' PICFS . T' 3 2 gguxnvsu' ' - My A , umm: H .Z J L -HM NWA k ' i ' ' .A ,,,. nw -x '-,, TO oRRow's HOMEMAKERS LEAR ToDAv F.H.A. This year F.H.A. was very successful. They went out and collected money for UNICEF on Halloween. During December they opened a store in Mrs. Soderquist's room and sold items for Christmas, including stationery and various gifts. They also sold candy to pay for their trip to be taken in the spring. ind? asus-3--Mg... , vv FC .-'LL- F.H.A. ROW 1: K. Dalhstrom, D. jackson, L. Bauman. ROW 2: C. Iorgenson, L. Marinnelli, 1. Babineau. ROW 3: P. Swan- son, C. Sykes, L. Hill, T. Nordquist, I. Burst, B. Peckels, M. Sullivan. ROW 4: G. Taus, S. Eichman, Mrs. Soderquist, R. Talbot, C. Stang, N. Bydlon. OFFICERS: KNEELING: L. Hill, G. Taus, SITTING: C. Stang, R. Talbot, N. Bydlon. DANCELINES PRO IDE E TERTAI ME TAT HALFTIME FAR LEFT: Pastel Pats. FRONT: C. Anderson, P. Dickenson, B. An- derson, S. Paulson. TOP: C. Cremers, Captain S. Perry. BOTTOM LEFT: Pastel Pats help raise the spirit at football games. LEFT CEN- TER: Patriettes. FRONT: P. Teslow, S. Milliren. TOP: D. Hawkins, B. Hanson, P. johnson, R. Mattson. TOP RIGHT: Patriettes lead the band with flags of red and white. RIGHT CENTER: Front Five. Cap- tain: B. Opitz, B. Buchanon, M. Kroening, A. Adams, M. Svobod- eny. FRONT: I. Zegweid. FAR RIGHT: Despite the cold the Front Five did a great job in the Anoka Parade. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pa- triettes. S. Perry, C. Creamers, S. Paulson, B. Anderson, P. Dicken- son, C. Anderson, D. Hawkins, P. Teslow, P. Johnson, I. Zegweid, M. Svobodeny, B. Buchanon, M. Kroening, A. Adams, B. Opitz, Q -ff.. Front Five, Pastel Pats, Patriettes This year a new line of six girls called the Patriettes was added to the other Henry dancelines. They combined with the Front Five and Pastel Pats to make one long line. U91 me 'f .1 41 I X 1 E 5 Hi-Lites This year Hi-Lites consisted of 13 girls. They danced at parades, basketball, football, hockey, and other activities. TOP RIGHT: Homecoming '74-'75 holds different memories for everyone. TOP RIGHT CENTER: D. Fish, 1. Neuberger, and I. Reardon fine it hard to smile all the time. CENTER: Hi-Lites' spirit reach their peak. BOT- TOM RIGHT: julie McCormick, Vicki Heagerty, Sue Brown, Iulie Rannow, Wendy Kittleson, Lynn Okensen, Pam Haukom, Beth Iverson, Patty Vasseur, Donna Peso- ta, Diane Fish, ludy Neuberger, julie Reardon. Wai jf' LA UAC-ES ITE International Club consists of kids taking different languages. They meet once a week and plan activities to raise money for Student Exchange Programs. BOTTOM: INTERNATIONAL CLUB. ROW 'IZ D. Hill, B. Sidell, Ms. Koziak, D. Bostrom, M. Ostlund. ROW 2: M. Lovaas, P. Druk, M. Ralph, M. Auvin. ROW 3: P. Thomas, T. Cook, T. Grieve, 1. Franaen. TOP: International Club mem- bers serve at a Donut Dunk. MIDDLE: Carol Druk and Debbie Bostrom work hard to keep the line moving. ' i 3 K 7 l OUT OF SCHOOL CLUBS GROW I POPULARITY H ' Y Both Hi-Y and junior Achievement are growing in I- I . . . . . popu arity. Hi-Y is made up of a group of lunior girls., I A They met once a week at someone's house. l.A. is an ' ' organization that deals with business experiences. LA. helps students prepare for the business world. Hi-Y. ROW 1: 1. Issacs, R. Warnke, I. Fenstra, K. Robertus, L. Okenson, M. Lovaas. ROW 2: A. Nagel, D. jackson, C. Gilker- son, H. VanDrasek, C. Maass, L. Roberts, A, Faue, A. Shell, B. Smith, T. Keyes. ROW 3: L. Cart- er, B. Bohanan, I. Zoldahn, L. Adams, M. Sawyer, L. Timmer- man, K. Dalhstrom, S. Lund, L. Bean. IUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT. ROW 1: S. jones, 1. lenson, L. Thorsen, E. Nelson, D. Nygard. ROW 2: T. Grieve, B. Sidle, K. Klinger, H. Yyo, P. Darby. ROW 3: I. Creve, T. Stanock, S. Barker, D. Williams, H. Strakbein, V. Stillman. STUDENTS TALK UP A STORM Speech Oratory, Discussion, Story- Telling, and Creative Expression were just some of the catagories that members of the Speech Team had to choose from for their speeches. Under the direction of Miss Blom, they put many hours of preparation into their work. ROW 1: E. Evanson, S. Paulson, C. Anderson, N. Sawyer, S. Eichman, B. Bohanan. ROW 2: D. Lucas, T. Hase, M. Gorzycki, I. Zoldan, M. Osto- lund. ROW 3: P. Skelly, 1. lenson, J. Dossi, A. Adams, B. loyce. LEFT: Miss Blom bites her tongue in antic- ipation during a speech. if 'lin we i 7 UA! A Q tfldumlmlslwalolon ' 0' 1 The picture of you in this Orator, taken with such a careful pose in order that you may appear natural, will be something for future generations to titter and laugh about. Ask your parents, or look at the pictures in their yearbooks and you'll understand. But the words you say to others today, those ideas and principles will not crumble or go out of style. Remember, we cannot correct the past - but we can do something about the future. A word to the wise is sufficient. Donald L. Burton, Principal , Dwight W. Gunberg Assistant Principal . X 4 if il KW ff? A Alice Bronk Social Worker I W 1 1 I, 1 'f '7 - wiv .Q I ww W it My , Donald L. Burton Principal 5 Stanley D. Atkinson ' Assistant Principal digg Robert Treacy Senior Counselor Bruce Waller Social Worker i l Nevin Smith lunior Counselor l wx 'l l F Dorothy Scholljegerdes Work Program Counselor 'ni' l Q 5. 1 lx -.. Robert Fricke V 'K Freshman Counselor is S,-,alwiwf 9- W M he QQGUJLEC,-E U rw Doreen Savage En gl ish ,. Florence Timmerman Helen Smith, English .EW English, Creative Writing Vernon Backes English, Tennis Coach Constance Blom, English, NHS .FTE iff' L '1 If 11. ,,.,,,,,, Evelyn Lietz, English . 'V E C-LIH as ' A X' , Beverly Brendsel English, Swim Coach . A. Larry Greenhagen English, Newspaper llgfflg 1 f I lay Peterson English,Yearbook X 1 CorinneVince,English 9 ,, ,,..g,WW W , , -W ,,,, ,fL.. M .,', 1 V,,, , Q . as Av 2 ' W' . is . , 1' , 4 g W B' , Linda Hemby - English K .4 i Roberta Hoffman English ik, 5 lean Mueller, English, Cheerleading Advisor 1.1. D Theodore Wyrowski Business, Sophomore Baseball if US NESS Q T Doris Barbuto, Business l E ll' A Margaret Schaeffner, ,V Business Mary Iordan Business 107 Daniel Gustafson Coordinator ' ........ . Daniel Anderson, Coordinator Ronald Finger Social Studies, G. Basketball Monte Miller Social Studies Coach COORDINATORS ti? R Alma Knapp Coordinator lv- l john Walston f Social Studies Ronald Doll, Coordinator Duane Wiita Special Education Bernard Schulte Coordinator 4--- Ronald Beauchane Social Studies 4 it Lyndon Carlson Social Studies Seikkula Social Studies Basketball Coach SGCIAL STUDIES William Miller, Social Studies Social Studies Wesley Anderson Social Studies lames Feeley 4 Y Bruce Sabatke, Social Studies Sophomore Wrestling -..-1-l-fir VW ,SIQEEEHESZEEREEZEE -455' f' PE2'1::gEE.'!F 'Sir fi .' . . E: .ii'ZE' 2 ,, lt, , .,... ,na , .. .4 ,, , rapt .zzz - .:::g5 :' '4 gzvgg ny' r 1:. .e.xsaaa1-,.:sf's:: s' ...ya Qtr, -l Social Studies iff , as E' my, . 1 ' ' , 1 :ir 'fu 1 5 J 1 ff' 4 'gi r r ui' X 'fi 3 l 0 X Donald Bergerson A I l Sophomore Football Qual, M- +I' Y . . f ,, S ,,,t , james Anderson, Social Studies I lg V ., s 1f'.?l:l'lMt xnxx-ma: -il r ,,,...,.f Richard Falor Social Stu ies hm., JJ -msn- 4? Marvin johnson. Science ,..-..-4 v SCIENCE Ralph Carlson, Science, NHS Pola Mardesich, Spanish, International Club ,Q 'Ti 'L . :Vk '..J!, ,.ff' Q. Karleen Kosiak, , German, , l International Club, 5 llll K ,ti K 'fi'::ii ' E K S ,.., S . ,E i' 1 zi. . , x -L:- . ' f .I Eli! .,,, t Craig Canham, Science, Track Coach 5 -Q lrrerq joseph Delaney Science, Photo Club Robert Tauring Industrial Arts Gerald Oakvik Band pep Band Alvin Quiring, Industrial Arts , , -Q A' N. Q : haf I G ,,',,,...--gui- .cg George Traficante Peter Aguilar, Brad Borsheim, Graphic Industrial Arts Music Orchestra ArIS 2' 5 I Ill , 1, his eff F h C l 1,1 .ff 3 r , i I 4 A Harold Bobgan, Q .V l An Robert Erickson, Aviation li 5 ' 4 1.11: E. Ray johnson, Industrial Arts in Kenneth Belkholm Industrial Arts Barbara Edwards, Art 2 ltst A I Qi .....,..g. R Ronald Fuller, Auto THE ARTS HOME EC. Q ,W . W..-A , .,.. 5 Q Q , Qi N W v I. Q . ,V kfmziwm ' will l i Q, ill S E? Q: owl MXX x, ELT: kkzz' .J fi: '- ng W in m j Shirley Carlson .. , W C ' Home-EC. in v Ur Theresa Foster Home-Ec. -.. Francis Home-Ec., FHA 112 s 3 Chg W-Q-C Soderquist --W w-...-C 'M 4.4. wxw Conrad Knapek Math - MATH awww Lucy Falor Home-Ec. C C 5 Ronald Fish Math Hannah Ofsthun Math ' liodney Ray Math Athletic Director Q 8 N. -..-fs ..., f f4 mY hi Vyrn Muir Math 'sh,... I +l -0 'it' lf? ,filfxm Gym Hockey Coach Gerald McGowan azaqgqg M E WJ..--'ll' .,,4ib -'N' Kathleen Ziegenfuss Math wi? Don Swanson Gym Football Coach i lean Pecchia Gym Track Coach 34-it ,y X , Bruce Temte Math X If I l lohn Washington Gym ' Baseball Coach .ayy , ,,ff i'Mw .- J ft Margaret Shane ' Gym, Health ' Z .1......-,. 4f PHY. ED Patricia Koopmans Gym Gymnastics Coach it THE ICB ISN'T FINISHED UNTIL THEIR WORK IS DONE E- 'X 4 ,Mi , , 5. Maxx - i - ' Y 'I i 1 3iS' .. i MEDIA SPECIALISTS: S. Gish, L. Youngen, W Melin M. Daniel H. igge E. Nelson, n, e, SPEECH CLINICIAN: P. Visser. VISION TEACH- ER: S. Zirul. wg QD ENGINEERS: L. DuBois, K. Yeats, C. Quigley, W. White, D. Milleon W. Robeck, R. LaSota. BACK: P. Hanson, P. luetten, Head Engineer. LJLADYS CHRISTIF: A big hit in an all-male field. rf .4--...Hi .L .. vnu, After starting the year in our math department, Don Kassera fell ill and missed much of the school year. Students appreciated the opportunity to help him in a small way, and will see him in class soon. 'gl Ya Yi .Q M ?il'..5SS3 ie.-p, Kathie Hollihan, Employment Counselor Teacher's Aides: M. Ahmann, R. Sibley, B. Farnham, L. Lodin. Dept. Chairman: P. Erickson , . -MN s s Q f' S Allen Kabanuk Special Needs Coordinator 5 1 iiirr' 4 J ' p M s t S ,f Secretary Evelyn Lafferty SPRING SPORTS I -Jw J, Y, ' K Qgwi W , I, .V 41' E ,Ay 54,3 , A , , HQ, , , D .b , .-f- ' F' -Nr -...ww , f',,gg-W Z Jw g W ' W 3' ff MN' ,ip .vim w?,..:.5',-J 7.,,,, I, ,, M' :M Cf f if 'ffiiw , ,1:.1.f, wp.. L' ,Aw Q V - . , .T N ..- 3 ','5'1'f Q L -Q ' ' . nf' 'f'-T' e . ,, , n . , J, -. .. ' w ,- 1' -i4'fwf .g, H'-4' ' J' - K 'wif . -' -, . -ffm - , - TOP LEFT Terry Sullivan concentrates during the high hurdles. TOP CENTER: jeff Arf knows its a long way up. TOP RIGHT Its not easy to balance on the high jump bar ABOVE: Don Lucas rounds the bend RIGHT CENTER: Ross johnson uses all his strength. RIGHT: Tom Borgen turns on the speed. TRAC KSTERS RN ON This years' track team started the season with the goal of being city champs. With many good and experienced indi- viduals, Coach Can ham hopes that they will keep their heads to- gether and perform up to their capabilities. 'i' '2' ,--rf 4, ...K T V... if . ' ,,h' A '.A. ,,..y P R I ssss ' ' 4 ' - I : - ' ' lf ' f W--s' H A .. gg 'fl rf -- xx ff ' - ' gk .. ..-- -. W... K six. .-. L L ,,.. . . It .s,Q.'.?N4:w .N .. L 4 , A kygkftiz in A : . I .gas M' ' Qt' , 1- iia.eiowff'T- M, 'L , ,, Q- , I - . stew-,.. . N swf 1 iw- - K .5. X . Qf2-c,,w',- . . .R at I 11 N.. I +'I'.mg,,-assi . f Law- -'BW' . X Q. 9 I THE SENSUOUS TRACK TEAM: LYINC.: C. Thomas, B. loyce. SITTING: L. Neese, T. Olander, R. Larson, T. Feehan, T. Sullivan, C. lackman, D Bigelow. KNEELING: R. Anderson, T. Bohan, R. Morgan, M. McCrum, S. Wortman, I. Schmalz, L. Schram, C. Shockency, R. Krone, 1. Stang, D Rowe, M. Broten. STANDING: S. Robinson, C. McQueen, C. Orstad, T. Lucken, W, Logeais, E. Peterson, T. Borgen, R. johnson, I. Arf, C. Kit- tleson, R. Engstram, G. Mosher, D. Crilkerson, M. Hirsch, 1. Rowe, R. Nagel, A. Cronemiller, D. Woods, D. Klien, L. Olson. n F - ,,,. I ,ii WI. :,.:T!:Y E25 M, A Tom Feehan, Cory Kittleson, jim Modeen and Don Lucas put it all together from start to finish. GIRL UN FDR RECORDS ABOVE CENTER: Therese Greene looks ahead to the next hurdle. LEFT: Monte Miller captures Sue MilIiren's first place time. TOP: Teammates congratulate Sue on her setting of a new city record at last year's city meet. ABOVE: Kim Towns flies through the air with the greatest of ease. Baseball is one of the more popular spring sports at Henry. Lacking experience, the batsmen made up for it by playing with determination and enthusiasm. TOP RIGHT: Henry makes another base hit. TOP: Oh goody, I've been looking for that plate. RIGHT: Time and precision are what make a good hit. OPPOSITE PAGE: LEFT: Girls golf team: K. Matzka, R. Landwehr, D. Nelson, C. lorgenson. BOTTOM RIGHT: I. Hayes hits the ball out of the sand trap. BOTTOM LEFT: S. Lerum swings while M. Ness, I. Greswick and S. Burke look on. PATRIOTS SWI l TO ACTIO g y , . x.., . ,S ,.,: I. , W ,. .wk f ,-fm, - ,. L ' 5511. if s Mm X 'A,,s..!'?JSf4 :.f Q Although golf has never been a popular spectator sport at Henry, the enthusiasm of the teams remains high. A student questioned in the halls said he'd like to see a meet but, I never know where they are to be held or when. Coaches McGowan and Shane feel that the teams need more support to produce a really successful season. If a few putts drop Henry could win it all. Keep your drives straight, golfers, and let's birdie our way to the top. PATRIOT RACKETEERS TENNIS TEAM: ROW 1: M. Wullet, 1. Cameron, I. Franzen, T. Grieve, T. Noyes, L. Nord. ROW 2: T. Boldt, 1. Neuberger, 1. Reitsma, V. Backes, coach G. Tinker, P. Berner. ABOVE: This year's Co-Captains: Tom Boldt and Paul Berner. ABOVE CENTER: junior Tom Bredemus starts a rally. f.aJ.l H3?- J, .., , fwmff l l L. 5 F is-wig. Z Q ?s'1',GS,iH :ff1Wf ,, BADMINTON TEAM: FRONT: R McCullock, 1. Nelson, P. Huber, S Lonn. BACK: A. Faue, C. Talbot D. Nelson, M. Gorzycki. LEFT Senior Debbie Nelson calmly re- turns a shot. TERIM. E ERAGAI . Ifi I 1 UPPER LEFT: jackie Tolkinen is in the swing of things. CENTER: Diann Bal- langer poses as the Red Baron at Crystal Airport. ABOVE: lulie Kraemer is caught horsing around. RIGHT: Everbody was Kung Fu - fighting. UPPER RIGHT: Lynn Borgen proves the age-old theory that in tennis you can make love but never score. RIGHT CENTER: Horses crack a smile for the photographers, FAR RIGHT CENTER: Pedal pushers haven't gone out of style. LOWER RIGHT: The munchies are relieved at Webber Park. FAR, LOWER RIGHT: Future rock stars practice up. P -W . -v 1- M-,,, , , ,:.. I V me -ff I 'T I ff mafia lg' W gin- 1 .- ' f ' 9 I -X -, an ' hi 'WPI 'if an flkiwwwvka I . -I New I Pi sw- we K V,V,., 3 L ff ., 1-fr !! W3 54 :gmt M la AFM W AW Af T' f '-Qi' l .. ,ff .ez . , Jw . , W , , be . N l 'T' CSE I.. , ,A .-f .....s--.-........., V .......... .......... I A ti., M, mf LW 'U' ' M , N, ,L ,.,., .. titmw f-'fr . Q 'fgwfw .f A I , I T' A,-1' -dl Will Interim become a tradition at Henry? The Interim of 1973 was a huge success with a majority ofthe students participating. Interim of 1974 didn't size up nearly as well. Because of this, Interim this year depended upon 800!0 student participation. The responsibility for Interim, as everything else, rests solely on the students for whom it is intended. These pictures show a glimpse of how much fun Interim can be with student cooperation. , if AVN, ,ffl X I hsiisiiggwg E Vi ilkk : N Henry's third annual Mardi Gras was a smashing success. Many students and community neighbors attended. There were booths, a dinner, Marryin' Sam, a dance, and games enjoyed by all. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Sylwester suffers after- effects from Animal Farm. BELOW: Do you think the ring will fit? RIGHT CENTER: Students stop off at the hitching post. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Burton adds icing to the cakewalk. LOWER RIGHT: Look, I built them myself! 'I W A A., :Ts T S'f 'lk' Vilws Q f P., ... '. I ,,,..., 'Tran , ,lp . .W k..,.,, , Mm MW , 'n --Wi. 1 1 ww- Hw- 5 7, T527 ' 1 T,1X-IYLQ7 xi? lf- ,L K. 7 QI ,.'1L' ' ' ' mf 11,-1. - L 32+ ., , ,gf fx , ,. . ' I Q I 'P::.E5 ' L H - ' .EK ' 4' ,wa A N f ' EK as Q-121,159 : ,,,,. Ti HE RY GUYS LEAR TOOLS OFATRADE There is a unique and popular program at Henry. It takes place each day at an old house on Lyndale Avenue, and Mr. Gustafson is the orchestrator. The sounds emanating from the front door are many and varied, hammer blows, paint splashes, boards snapping . . . oh, just a cacophony! lfall goes well, the students should have the house reclaimed by june. Happy brush-strokes, fellas! TOP RIGHT: ROW 1: D. Blakeborough, Dave, 4 S. Flanigan, K. Reinking, S. Sellers. Row 2: Bill Mr. Gustafson, R. Tveit, M. Buck, S. Krider CENTER: ROW 1: I. Modeen,T. Borer, K. Fish Mr. Gustafson, R. Lundeen, T. Nystrom, I McGuire, D, Parsons, T. Bokovoy. LET S NOT FIDDLE AROU ORCH ESTRA This year's orchestra was small in size but big in sound. They practiced every day during fifth hour. Slowly the strange noises that could be heard from room nine emerged into soothing music. They performed along with the choir in the annual Christmas Concert. The various sounds of music came alive under the direction of Mr. Traficante. ORCHESTRA: ROW 1: L. Quigley, K. Steele, S. Berg, N. Sawyer D. Lucas. ROW 2: M. Ostrum, M. Keyes, C. lackman, T. Keyes S. Taylor, S. Strohschein, S. Lumley. SCDUNDS OF SUCCESS COME FROM CHOIR This year the choir had over eighty-five members. They practiced every day for an hour, and even more, for all ofthe programs in which they were involved. They gave superb concerts which many people enjoyed and appreciated CHOIR: L. Anderson, G. Barron, S. Barker, R. Belfylrr, D. Brostrom, L. Castleman, A. Chill, L. Cleveland, M. Dierie, M. Dorr, C. Druk, E. Eastman, E. Ehrlichman, C. Englert, I. Fenstra, R. Fridhi, M. Gorzycji, K. Goshi, R. Groettum,T. Greene, M. Haley, R. Hanson, B. Harder, C. Hawkins, D. Hartly, S. Haw, 1. Hedlund, R. Holzheu, P. Huber, D. lassias, C. johnson, T. johnson, C. jones, C. lones, D. Kaine, C. Kittleson, C. Klus, R. Krueguel, B. Landin, R. Langdon, B. Lindgren, T. Loye, B. Lundahl, S. Maahs, M. Mandell, I. Mc- Cormick, B. McCulloch, I. McCullough, D. McKeen, D. Nelson, I. Nelson, I. Nelson, G. Nesbitt, L. Nordquist, E. O'Reily, B. O'ReiIy, T. Pearson, P. Peterson, S. Raymond, l..Rico, R. Robeck, P. Robinson, R. Robinson, S. Robinson, C. Sabas, C. Schugg, L. Seide, C. Sheg- grud, B. Sidle, C. Siedlecki, B. Smith, L. Soppeland, D. Stephney, C. Sykes, D. Thorson, L. Timmerman, S. Tschample, R. Tyo, R. Vandermartin, R. Warnke, D. White, P. White, C. Whitman, K. Wichmann, D. Williams, M. Williams, K. Wojack, K. Zurawski. 52 ,K Q I Q s A ii x x HE RYITES svvlM, KlcK,A Dsvvi E THEIR AYTO vlcToRv Letterwinners This year's Letterwinner's Club got off to a very slow start. They never really got together to form an actual club, but there were still many letterwinners. A Letterwinner is any student that receives a certain number of points from participating in a sport. 3, 'A-.asv ' . . jffun-- got, -Q' gg, -1., -x ' G' Q ww. x'L'f,v, Q wk ,M Q 'L ' 'vf5:- . Mi- 'W sl .. x S RL ,-. J, .-'-Wig' . .' 'ig KY. I ,uhh ' 1,v. L,-, ' . in ,,,e'.,...ffP's by. Y '- .1-'ll an KW' : In .qi .3 fl' Y Q F -Q .Q v n .., is i A, Q4 Q' . 'K,,g xx ,Q WORK PROGRAM HELPS PROVIDE TALE T FOR FUTURE IOBS CENTER RIGHT: ROW T: E. Holloway, A. laworski, T. Booth, K. Sabas, I. Hammond, S. Sims, Mr. Dahl. ROW 2: B. Sage, D. Zier- barth, 1. Snider, R. Blomquist, T. Perkins, A. Bats, S. Sturph, M. Kalis, A. Muehibauer, K. Delew. ROW 3: D. Brynteson, T. McGrath, S. Demko, D. Miller, T. VanVleet, R. Zino, R. Fox, B. lensen, I. Mi- cheal, S. Torgeson, S. Henderson, T. lansson, P. Thelen, S. Wood- worth, M. Alegna. ROW 4: T. Crelilli, T. Hanselen, M. Stinski, K. Rudolph, T. McKIeen, D. Treager, P. Desiel, C. Holmlund, M. Hub- er, I. Persons. LEFT CENTER: L. Couture, D. Baumann, G. Steile, K. Arbogast, S. Whitman. ROW 2: Mrs. Sargent, 1. Berner, B. Peterson R. Vandermartin, R. Peterson. ROW 3: C. Grangaard, C. Bender, C. Carlson, B. Ewing, N. Nichols, T. Kimball, P. Iverson. ROW 4: I Gladys, S. Biorn, M. Krause, G. Rosenow, L. Lundell, F. Bauermeis- ter, R. Voltz, K. Kasma. BOTTOM RIGHT: ROW 1: P. Waight, C. Connolly, I. Lietzke, P. Rice, M. Hanson, R. Serota, R. Selnes. ROW 2: S. Bodell, W. Demk- o, I. Heinecke, D. Callander, I. Kosloski, G. Nelson, I. Burkhart, C. Pajak, M. Heidelberger. ROW 3: A. Chesler, D. Krone, M. Lewan- dowski, R. Lundeen, M. Campion, G. Mulville, R. Batten, T. O'- Connor. ITeacher-Mr. Smith! TOP RIGHT: ROW 1: Mr. Schulte, I. Legro, B. Renstrom, I. Bolton, I. lenson. ROW 2: S. Derheim, E. Fust, D. Younkin, T. Peske, D. Sims, K. Burns, H. Strakbein. ROW 4: P. Penner, L. Wright, S. Sawina, D. Beckers, I. Hockert, C. Widmer. TOP LEFT: Enfield, L. Nordgren ROW 33 P ROW 1: T. Kehoe, D. Day, R. Steffens, K. Wedebrand, S. Meyers, D. Manzrek, S. Levens, V. lames, W. Loye, I. ROW 2: B. Roberts, B. Speiss, I. Kruchten, R. Reiman, L. R. Lacina, A. Gilbert, V. Stang, D. Thalin, P. Peterson. Bourgious, .Phenow, G. Lawrence, M. Hegna, I. Heinrichs, S. Ander- son, S. Thompson, R. james, G. Huepel, S. Campbell, S. Oman. Work Program helps kids prepare for their future. By being at school at 7:30 every morning and taking the necessary classes, they are able to leave by 10: 30 and report to their jobs. There were over 150 students involved in Work Program this year and they all found it very rewarding. y I T40 . WITTY WRITERS WRITE ON Patriot Staff Even with their financial difficulties the Patriot Staff held on. The Patriot came out about once a month, and kept us informed about what was happening in and around the school. Their two biggest issues were the Homecoming Issue in the fall, and the Senior Issue in the spring. P+ I' PATRIOT STAFF: B. Twedt, D. Ballanger, L. Underwood, K. Finzell, I. Dossi, V. Botner, L. Iacobson, I. DeMar, Mr. Greenhagen, R. Roisum. BOTTOM LEFT: joey DeMar types out an exclusive story. MIDDLE LEFT: DiAnn and Barb take pictures for the Patriot at the Senior Class Play. BELOW: joel Dossi distributes issues of the Patriot. Q 'rt ' A 0 1 x ff-. id'J 'p Hi ORATOR RECAPTU RES YEAR omroiz srftrrz Row 11 cz. Campbell, Copy Editor, r. unahoim, Oratgr Staff Editor, T. Bredemus, Photographer, I. Steffens, Photographer. ROW 2: 1. Rapacz, Sports, K. Olsensky, Seniors, L. Underwood, Faculty, C. Braa, Activities, R. Bourgeois, Underclassmenp D. Fish, Clubs and Organieations. ROW 3: Mr. Peterson, Advisor, 1. Tolkinen, Sports, D. Firtko, Seniors, W. Crooker, Faculty, 1. lordheim, Activities, C. Cunningham, Underclassmen, K. Kafka, Clubs and Organizations. TOP LEFT: Did we get you? MIDDLE LEFT: Wayne and Lynn discuss a layout. BOT-, TOM LEFT: What do ya mean he's married? BOTTOM: Members of the Ora- tor Staff watch over audience during an auditorium. Q if of Q 'SSQMVL LL' 'QQ'- 1 Qc O G' 'sy QQ 1 ff 3 gf Xi. wx.. f, . W h I , 1 CREATIVE WRITERS WRITE G This year poetry class was held fourth hour. Most of the students' time was spent writing poetry. They put out a publication of poetry written by themselves and other interested students. CREATIVE WRITING: P. Barankeiwicz, B. Bertsch, T. Borer, V. Bot- ner, R. Bourgeois, I. Cain, L. Campbell, L. Couture, M. Dorr, E. Ehr- lichman, M. Everson, D. Fish, L. Heeble, B. Hillstrom, L. lacobson, L. Kozicky, M. Larson, I. Modeen, T. Nystrom, D. Perkins, V. Peterson, V. Schuman, C. Smith, 1. Snyder, P. Strickler, C. Sykes, A. Wallerius, S. Wicklund. 142 1525557 2 pw ,..,. -M-q rgmilf- 'Vi-ffff 'SLIM .1-91.9. -, ,V --V-' W .555 If-. f ' www. assfsszfllifiiQfliziziftiiki W . 1 : SENICDRS HENRY vu. , fnzk--mug K' ....,...Na. ,.,. ,,....W,. V'l,. WE w 4, vang M Q V ,, J sg :?.3 'K 9 H ,Q L, 3 5 '- x if x 7' , 4, : . VV ,f ,, ,. h 1. 2 VII Z K R LAURIE ANDERSON SHIRLEY ANDERSON KATHY ARBOGAST JEFFREY ARF ARTHUR ASGIAN HARLAN BAKKEN DIANN BALLANGER PAULA BARANKIEWICZ GREGORY BARRON CINDY ACKERMAN LINDA ALEXANDER FREDERICK AMUNDSEN BARBARA ANDERSON CAROL ANDERSON DOUGLAS ANDERSON 0 nf Q5 BiII joyce's never ending souce of energy. Danceline tryouts were a trial to everyone One more direction from that director . RANDY BATTEN FRANCES BAUERMEISTER FREDRICK BAUERMEISTER DAVID BAUMANN DENISE BAUMANN DIANE BECKERS IENNIFER BECKSTROM LYNELLE BEDNARSKI CHARLOTTE BENDER MARY JO BENNETT STEVEN BENNETT BRADLEY BERGSTROM 145 ANN BOLAN THOMAS BOLDT JAMES BOLTON PAUL BERNER BECKY BERTSCH DIANA BEYER DONALD BIGELOW IANICE BIORN SANDRA BIORN DALE BLAKEBOROUGH 8 TIMOTHY BORER THOMAS BORGEN VICKI BOTNER LINDA BOURGEOIS RACHEL BOURGEOIS CYNTHIA BRAA 1,419 ALDONA BUIALSKI DAVID BURKE T pri' ' DALE BRAATEN DEBRA BROSTROM DAWN BRUHIELL MICHAEL BUCK IANICE BYE IAMES CAIN DEBORAH CALLANDER CATHERINE CAMPBELL RICHARD CAMPBELL SANDRA CAMPBELL ' JOHN BURKHART KAREN BURNS viii :E x We've got your number jay, it's 1 . MICHAEL CAMPION SUSAN CAOUETTE CELESTE CARLSON SUSAN CARLSON KEITH CARVER LAURIE CASTLEMAN BARBARA CHAPMAN MICHAEL CHARTRAW ARTHUR CHESLER IILL CHRIST LORNA CLEVELAND COLLETTE CONNOLLY Wayne Crooker and lull Tolkmen Iook out the window for a lost member, while others pIan eulogy, MICHAEL DAHLBERC DAVID DAUGHERTY DENNIS DAY RICKY DEHN TINA DELVECCHIO IOEY DEMAR WENDY DEMKO SUE DERHEIM MICHAEL DEZIEL LEONA COUTURE IOHN COYLE LORI CREEGAN WAYNE CROOKER TIMOTHY CROSSMAN CATHY CUNNINCIHAM :FT I ,ITA B as-I N , 1 V it Ax . 3 'r-' M If A- , fm Q A in va' xx ' fs N T, , f' :sp , Sa s 'lift-1 R ' '- X T , J ing, I, ,. .R L - f' I ' ' I .' I, 5 I A ,I , - ,.,, 1 ,K 1 I IIII I I I , , E .3 ,VI,. K . ,,,- f. -MH , , I 2 If if ,,I,, gg MICHAEL DICKINSON LAWRENCE DILLON MARY ELLEN DORR IOEL ' DOSSI CAROL DRUK EDWARD EASTMAN CHRISANNE EDBERC1 JAMES EDCIREN SUSAN ENFIELD CAROL ENCILERT ELIZABETH EHRLICHMANN RANDI ENQUIST CHRISTINE ERICKSEN MARY EVERSON DIANE FISH KEVIN FISH STEVEN FLANEGAN BARBARA EWING THOMAS FEEHAN CATHERINE FELBER DONALD FINNVIK KATHLEEN FINZELL DEBRA EIRTKO nf- f lwfwvm' 'Ks ffyi' NANCY FRASER DEBORAH FROEMMING I EILEEN FUST MICHELE GABRIEL GLORIA GERSZEWSKI DAWN GIESE PATRICK GRANDE CATHERINE GRANGAARD ANN MARIE GILBERT LOIS GILBERT JUDY GLADYSZ ESTELA 'JOMEZ 4 KELLY GREENE ROBERTA GYLFEE PAULA HADERSBECK CHRISTINE HANSCHEN KAREN HANSEN BARBARA HANSON TERRY GRANLUND EVELYN GREEN .H R. W ,J 's A Q . . Q ,,,,,-,,,W RRRM1 E 1111, iw if 1 1 Students help pull the yearbook through. Ok, ok, I'II give you the answer! Smile, you're on Candid Camera. MICHAEL HANSON ANITA HANUS IOY HARPER ROBERT HARRER MARK HASSLER DARLENE HARTMAN RAYMOND HAWK DIANNE HAWKINS JAMES HAYS CYNTHIA HEATH LORI HEEBL MARY IO HEGNA PAULA HERMANSON KEVIN HERR KIM HERR NANCY HERYLA GRACE HEUPEL DAWN HILGER LISA HILL BRADLEY HILLSTROM WILLIAM HINRICHS MARK HEIDELBERGER IUDY HEINECKE DEBRA HEMPEL THOMAS HENDERSON STEVEN HENKE PAMELA HERMANSON Winn X , 2 Z w f I K S IULIANNE HGCKERT STEPHAN HOERST CLARISSA HOHENSTEIN DEBORAH HOLMBERG RUTH HOLZHEU CONNIE HOTCHKISS PAMELA HUBER CARRIE INKALA PAUL IVERSON CORCORAN IACKMAN LORI IACOBSON RENEE IAMES T ROSS IOHNSON CHARLES IOHNSTON BARBARA IONES VALORIE JAMES , IOAN IANOWIEC RICHARD IELLISON WILLAIM IESKA IAY IOHNSON LAURIE IOHNSON RONALD JOHNSON 1 XX 1 ,- xx., V1 'ki L 'a-,.', N ,k . Aw Q' ,W T +' K Q TERRIE IONES JULIE IORDHEIM WILLIAM IOYCE NANCY IOYER KATHY KAFKA DANIEL KAINE I RICHARD KOVAL IESSE KOSLOSKI SHERYL KATCHMARK THOMAS KEHOE TERRY KIMBALL IEFFREY KLEIN 159 VIRGINIA KRANITZ SCOTT KRIDER DOUGLAS KRONE JOYCE KRUCHTEN ROSEMARY KRUEGEL GREGORY KUNDE LORI KOZICKY JULIE KRAEMER Q I 5 iN 'll ' I V' 'M , .Z I .' , 4 JEFFREY KVAM ROBIN LACINA MARK LAGERQUIST T I I fl!! 1 Yea, Rah, Barb! Novel dass means reading, writing, and a lot of thinking. Ricky Dehn enjoys an explosive Chemistry class. RUTH LANDWEHR BARBARA LANG DIANE LARSON RICHARD LARSON RUSSELL LARSON IAMES LAUGHLIN DENNIS LAWMAN MICHAEL LAZARZ JOAN LEGRO IEFFREY LIETZKE MARIANNE LIND THERESE LINDHOLM WAYNE LOGEAIS NELDA LOGSDON LUANN LOHMAR JAY LONGERBONE ROBERT LOTTIE WENDY LOYE EDWARD LEIPUS STEPHEN LERUM STEVEN LEVASSEUR SANDRA LEVENS MARK LEWANDOWSKI DEBBTE LIABO 'Q E' X I? L LOUIS LUBERACKI DONALD LUCAS RONALD LUNDEEN LORI LUNDELL ANNE LYNCH KEITH MAGADANZ DELORES MAGNAN DEBORAH MANZKE CAROL MARTINSON RAE MATTSON KAREN MATZKA MICHAEL MCCRUM 4 RONALD MORGAN GAYLE MORK ROBERT NAGEL LOTS MEYER LESA MICHNOWSKI SCOTT MIKA KAREN MILLIREN JANE MINELL JAMES MODEEN CLARICE MONTIOY X 4 f, 4 .ES S. PHILIP NEESE DEBRA NELSON GARY NELSON IUDITH NEUBERGER NANCY NICHOLS DESOLEE NIELSON IL I , LL I H I E . tl, gk, Q I I I N84 Q! Tv IULIE NORGREN DIANE NUNBERG IEFFREY NIEMI GINA NISHIZUKA DEBRA NORBY LINDA NORDQUIST 165 THOMAS O'CONNOR ROBERT O'LEARY DAVID OKAN TODD OLANDER KAREN OLSENSKY SUZANNE OMAN THOMAS NYSTROM PATRICK O'CONNELL Wm 2 my IUDIE OPEIM BARBARA OPITZ GRANT OSC-OOD .a L- 'Baron' 3 ,om A 43 'Ziif-1 ,,.., ,......- CHRIS PAIAK LAURETTE PAQUETTE DAVID PARSONS ROGER PAXTON SCOTT PAXTON PAMELA PENNER DONNA PESOTA DEBRA PETERSEN PAMELA PETERSEN 5 TONI PESKE E x x - .. ..,. -5 BRUCE PODVIN MICHELLE PRESTECIARD KATHY RACHNER MARY RALPH JOSEPH RAPACZ IULIE REARDON TIMOTHY REICH BRIAN RENSTROM MONICA REYNOLDS VICKY PETERSEN CYNTHIA PETERSON EDWARD PETERSON PATTI PETERSON RANDALL PETERSON PAUL PHENOW .fn I I ROY REYNOLDS TERRENCE RICH RONDA RIMER ANN RINGWELSKI TERESA RITTEN RANDY ROBECK ROBERT ROBERTS IEAN ROBIN PATRICIA ROBINSON GALE ROCHEFORD NANCY ROISUM RICHARD ROISUM GAY SCHAFER VICKIE SCHUMAN ROSEMARY SCHWARTZ GINGER ROSENOW SANDRA RUNDLE MICHAEL RYKYTO BRUCE SALINE DALE SANDWlCK MARY SATHER SHERRY SAWINA 1 L, F' 9 Z f E Hifi? ,I ,r fav, N. LX . x I I ' I 5 ff 4931! - ,zz fs' , , wc f. fy w SCOTT SELLERS RICHARD SEROTA RHONDA SEVERSON MICHAEL SHEGC-RUD LAURIE SHOPEK CYNTHIA SIEDLECKI KATHLEEN SKREDE JULIE SLETTEN -cr DEBRA SIMMS LAURA SISSON PATRICK SKELLY PATRICIA SKONSENC- 171 JOHN R SNYDER JEFFREY SOMERSON COLEEN SOPIWNIK BARBARA SPIESS VICTORIA STANG JOHN STEFFENS A 1, 1- V ff y .wg 15,55 W J Ai W 1 1 , ' 1 sa M5 A, sew :'f , Q .1 , '- Ji, me f , R'A Af A AAAA 'R CH EREE ' A I '- AAA 'EEE DAWN AA' 'A Wi SMITH AARAA A AARR l E 1 . H3511 - 'CT RONALD STEFFENS EUGENIA STEILE MARK STEINMETZ 4 HAROLD STRAKBEIN PEGGY STRICKLER SANDRA STROHSCHEIN JOHN STUDELSKA TERRANCE SULLIVAN MARY IO SVOBODNY PAMELA SWANSON CURTIS SWOR CYNTHIA SYKES DEBBIE TOWNS RICHARD TVEIT BARBARA TWEDT BRUCE ULLOM LORI UNDERWOOD LYNN UNDERWOOD DOROTHY VANDRASEK KEVIN VICKERMAN IUDITH VINCENT RITA TALBOT PAMELA TESLOW DAWN THALIN CHARLES THOMAS SANDRA THOMPSON IILL TOLKINEN L54 . 9 1 iff-1 - MARK VOGEN PAMELA WAIGHT ANNETTE WALLERIUS CAROL WAMSLEY BRIAN WARD WENDY WATSON ROBERT WATTS HENRY WEBER KEVIN WEDEBRAND JEFFREY WERNER PERRI WHITE SUZANNE WHITMAN STEVEN WORTMAN ELIZABETH WRIGHT THOMAS WRYK IAMES YATES DARLENE YOUNGKIN JAMES ZAC-AROS SHARON WICKLUND CHERYL WIDMER SUSAN WILKERSON RICHARD WILLIAMS KIM WINSTON STEVEN WIREBAUGH SCOTT ZASKE 3 Q..-vi MON I , I i I I - w- , 1 f- I-ag I, s - FY! A Graduating . KIMBERLIE BIRGE IEROME BLEDSOE SHERRIE BODELL DOUGLAS BOOTH MARILYN CALDWELL NORMA CARLSON DAVID CARTER KURT COOPER IAMESACORCORAN AHAVERCEI LP I CYNTHIA CURTVVRICHT BEVERLY DAHL MARIE DELLAMONICA IOSEPH DRODZIK KEVIN FREEMAN IOHN HAMMOND IUDITH A. HEINECKE MICHAEL HIRA SARA HOGLUND SUSAN HOGLUND MICHELLE HUBBARD RACHEL HUBBARD RITA ISAIS LOYA IERRICKS IAMES IOHNSON TERRY JOHNSON MARIA KRAUSE LORI LEHN TERESA LEWIS ROBERT MANDILE DAVID MARTTI TODD MC OAUCHEY STEPHEN MOZEY CARY MULVILLE IANE NELSON JAMES NEUBERCER LEONARD OLSON DANIEL PERKINS SHARON PERKINS BRUCE PETERSON DAVID RACE KEITH REINKINC CATHERINE RIVERS JEFFREY SABRASKI TIMOTHY SAVIOR ANNETTE SIBLEY BRIAN TUCKER ROBIN VOLZ BEVERLY WALKER MITCH wAxLAx ELAINE WILLIAMS SCOTT ZTNS THOMAS ZWAK 177 This year ten seniors have earned the honor of being our top Zofo. They have maintained a 3.87 to a 4.0 average throughout their years at Henry. Congratulationsih The foliowing 79 seniors have maintained a 3.2 or better G.P.A.i during high school. It is one of the Iargest groups ever. CINDY ACKERMAN LINDA ALEXANDER ARTHUR ASGIAN MARY IO BENNETT VICKI BOTNER CINDY BRAA DEBRA BROSTROM DAWN BRUHIELL ALDONA BUIALSKI JAMES CAIN CATHERINE CAMPBELL SANDRA CAMPBELL SUSAN CAOUETTE LAURI CASTLEMAN WAYNE CROOKER CATHY CUNNINGHAM RICKY DEHN IOEY DEMAR IOEL DOSSI MARY ELLEN DORR CAROL DRUK CAROL ENGLERT CHRISTINE ERICKSON DEBRA FIRTKO DIANE FISH MICHELE GABRIEL GLORIA GERSZEWSKI LOIS GILBERT BARBARA HANSGN ANITA HANUS Barb Hanson is this year's Nationai I Merit Schoiarship finahst. Barb has 214.0 G.P.A. and wiII be I competing with 10,000 other I students inthe nation for available schoIarships. I A . . , CYNTHIA ANITA ANNE BRAA HANUS LYNCH BARBARA THERESE IANE HANSON LIINDHOLM MINELL IUDITI-I I-IEINECKE I GRACE I-IEUPLE CARRIE INKAIA CORCGRAN IACKMAN LORI IACOBSON I JAY JOHNSON LAURIE IOHNSON WILLIAM JOYCE NANCY IOYER KATHY KAFKA SUZANNE SANDRA OMAN STROHSCHEIN KATHLEEN LYNN SKREDE UNDERWOOD SHERLY KATCHMARK ROSEMARY KRUECILE MARK LAGERQUIST RUTH LANDWEHR BARBARA LANG MICHEAL LAZARZ SANDRA LEVENS Debbi Firtko received the highest score on the Betty Crocker Search for Leadership test. Her score enables her to compete with others in the State and Country for a scholarship. Debra Nelson has won the Athena Award which is given to the best girl athlete in the school. Deb has been active in many sports. THERESE LINDHOLM ROBERT LOTTIE DONALD LUCAS ANNE LYNCH KAREN MATZKA DAVID MARTTI MICHEAL MC CRUM IANE MINELL ROBERT NAGEL IANE NAELSON DIANE NUNBERG KAREN OLSENSKY SUZANNE OMAN CYNTHIA PETERSON PATTI PETERSON IOSEPH RAPACZ IULIE MARIE REARDON ANN RINGWELSKI TERESA RITTEN IEAN ROBIN PATRICK SKELLY PATRICIA SKONSENG KATHLEEN SKREDE IOHN STEFFENS HAROLD STRAKBEIN SANDRA STROHSCHEIN JILL TOLKINEN BARBARA TWEDT LORI UNDERWOOD LYNN UNDERWOOD WENDY WATSON SHARON WICKLUND KIM WINSTON ACKERMAN, CINDY - Moose 34,38,40, 41,141,144,154,160 Band, Band Council, Band Officer, Pep Band, N.H.S., Campus Life ALEXANDER, LINDA - 34,38,40,41,141,154, 160 Band, Pep Band, N.H.S., Y-Teens AMUNDSEN, FREDERICK - Alice 29,144, 147 Stu. C-ov't. ANDERSON, BARBARA - Barb 98,144 Pastel Pats ANDERSON, CAROL - Chick 144 Pep Club, T.A., Office aide, Stu. Cov't. ANDERSON, DOUGLAS - f'Handy Andyf' 7,144 Baseball, Football, Gymnastics, Wres- tling X ANDERSON, LAURIE- Belle 144 ANDERSON, SHIRLEY -- Swany 138,144 Work Program ARBOC-AST, KATHLEEN - 138,144 ARF, IEFFREY - Doppi 7,26,27,32,33,72, 73,121,144 Hockey, Football, Track, Stage Crew ASGIAN, ARTHUR - Art 34,144 Int'l Club,N.H.S. BAKKEN, HARLAN - 144 BALLANGER, DIANN - Bal 32,36,37,128, 144,165,175 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Stu. Gov't., Co-ed Badmitton, Prom Committee BARANKIEWICZ, PAULA -- Brankwitz 144,159 BARRON, GREGORY - Greg 134,144 Choir BATTEN, RANDY - 145,139 BAUERMEISTER, FRANCES - Fran 145 Work Program BAUERMEISTER, FREDERICK - 145,138 BAUMANN, DAVID - Teddy 145,159,138 BAUMANN, DENISE - Bo0- Boo 145 Work Program BECKERS, DIANE -- 145,139 BECKSTROM, IENNIFER - Ginger 145, 157 BEDNARSKI, LYNELLE -145 BENDER, CHARLOTTE - 145,138 BENNETT, MARY IO - 34,145,177 Y-Teens, N.H.S., Stu. Gov't., lntr. Badmitton, Home- coming Committee BENNETT, STEVEN - Steve 69,70,145 Bas- ketball BERGSTROM, BRADLEY - Bergy 33,145 Stage Crew, Cross-Country, Basketball BERNER, PAUL - Bernie 126,146 Hockey, Tennis BERTSCH, BECKY - 146,159 BEYER, DIANA -145 BIGELOW, DONALD - BlgS 38,40,41,121, 146 Band, Track, Cross-Country, Pep Band, Basketball, lntr. Basketball BIORN, IANICE- 5,14,15,146 BIORN, SANDRA -- 146,138 BIRGE, KIMBERLIE - SENIO BLAKEBOROUGH, DALE - 146 BLEDSOE, IEROME - 70 BODELL, SHERRIE - 139 Work Program BOLAN, ANN - 38,41,141,14e Band, Pep Band BOLDT, THOMAS - Rod 126,146 Tennis BOLTON, JAMES - Griff 29,146,1s4,139 Baseball, lntr. Basketball BOOTH, DOUGLAS - BORER, TIMOTHY - Weed 142,147 Swimming BORGEN, THOMAS - Tommy 5,6,7,8,9, 68,70,71,118,120,121,147,158 Football, Bas- ketball, Track BOTNER, VICKI - Vic 131,142,147 Prom Committee, Patriot Staff, Intr. Tennis BOURGEOIS, LINDA - B0oShe 147,138 Work Program, Stu. Gov't. BOURGEOIS, RACHEL -- Rach 21,141, 147,148 Orator Staff, Pep Club, Band, T.A., LA., Stu. Gov't., Honor Roll BRAA, CYNTHIA -- Cups 29,34,86,134, 141,145,146,147,148,16o,17a Choir, N.H.S., Stu. Gov't., Orator Staff, lnt'l Club, Musical, Top 2070, Homecoming Talent Show BRAATEN, DALE - Hillbilly 147,148 Stage Crew, Football, Baseball BROSTROM, DEBRA - Debbie' 34,86,88, 101,134,135,147 lnt'l Club, Homecoming Talent Show, Choir, ANTHEM, N.H.S. BRuH1ELL, DAWN - 147,1s4,16o,1a3 N.H.S., Badmitton, Stu. Gov't. BUCK, MICHAEL '- 147 BUIALSKI, ALDONA -147 BURKE, DAVID '-147 BURKHART, IOHN - 148,139 Baseball BURNS, KAREN - Small Fry 148,139 Work Program, Office Aide, School Store BYE, IANICE - lan 148 T.A. CAIN, IAMES -- Bait 148,151 Hockey, Football, Stu. Gov't., Wrestiing, Letterwin- ners Club CALDWELL, MARILYN - CALLANDER, DEBORAH - 139,148 CAMPBELL, CATHERINE - Cathy 141, 145,148 Track, Orator Staff, Usherette, Hon- or Roll CAMPBELL, RICHARD - Rick 148 CAMPBELL, SANDRA - 38,41,101,138,141, 148 CAMPION, MICHAEL - Mike 139,149 CAOUETTE, SUSAN - 34,38,40,41,89,141, 149,154 Band, Pep Band, N.H.S., Y-Teens, Stu. Gov't. CARLSON, CELESTE -- 'Lester 138,149 Stu. Gov't. CARLSON, NORMA - CARLSON, SUSAN - sue 4,1a,26,149,163, 166 Cheerleading, LA. CARTER, DAVID - CARVER, KEITH - 149 Band R I DEX '75 CASTLEMAN, LAURI - Hcassf' 2e,37,a7,91, 149,166,170,172 ANTHEM, ANIMAL FARM, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, Speech Team, Choir, Stu. Gov't., Homecoming-Mardi Gras Talent Shows, Touring Show CHAPMAN, BARBARA - 149 CHARTRAW, MICHAEL -149 Library Aide CHESLER, ARTHUR - Art 139,149 CHRIST, IILL - jelly Beans 149 F.F.A.Of- fice Aide, Choir, Urban Arts CLEVELAND, LORNA -- Loose 86,135,149 Choir, Work Program CONNOLLY, COLLETTE - 139,149 COOPER, KURT - CORCORAN, IAMES -- Slim Baseball, Hockey, Football COUTURE, LEONA - 138,150 COYLE, IOHN - 150 CREEGAN, LORI - 150 CROOKER, WAYNE - Nose 34,38,40,141, 146148,150 N.H.S., Orator Staff, Pep Band, Senior Band, Honor Roll, Band President, Gymnastics CROSSMAN, TIMOTHY - 72,150 Hockey, Honor Roll, Baseball CULP, HAVER - Culprit CUNNINGHAM, CATHY - Cath 34,141, 145,148,150,154 N.H.S., Y-Teens, Orator Staff, Usherette, Honor Roll, T.A. CURTWRIGHT, CINDY - 130 DAHL, BEVERLY --' DAHLBERG, MICHAEL - Mike 7,150,154 Football, Basketball, Baseball DAUGHERTY, DAVID - DOWcly 7,90,150 Hockey, Baseball, Band, Football, Letter- winner's Club DAY, DENNIS -- Denny 25,138,150 Work Program, Baseball, Football DEHN, RICKY - 150,160 Wrestling, Baseball DELLAMONICA, MARIE - TERRlE MOEA DELVECCHIO, TINA -- 150 Library Aide, Touring Show, Honor Roll, Y.C.C. DEMAR, IOEY - 34,36,131,150 DEMKO, WENDY -- 139,150 Softball DERHEIM, SUZANNE - Sue 139,150 Work Program, DECCA-President DIZIEL, MICHAEL - Mike 150 Work Pro- gram DICKINSON, MICHAEL - Picker 7,90,92, 150,152,166,177 Football, Wrestling, Track, Stu. Gov't., Letterwinner, T.A. DILLION, LARRY - 151 DORR, MARY ELLEN - Beanie 4,18,20, 22,26,32,69,135,145,151,170,175 Stu. Gov't., Choir, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, Basket- ball, Track, Cheerleader, Top Ten, Pep Club, Creative Writing, T.A. DOSSI, JOEL - 22,23,34,3s,41,1o3,141,151, 163 Band, Pep Band, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, ANTHEM, Stu. Gov't., N.H.S., Patriot Staff DROZDIK, JOSEPH - Extra Linkage DRUK, CAROL - 29,34,86,101,134,135,151, 152,158 lnt'l Club, Choir, N.H.S,, Touring Show EASTMAN, EDWARD - 22,23,29,87,91,145, 147,151,165,166 THE WEAVERS, ANIMAL FARM, Speech Team, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE EDBERG, CI-IRISANNE - Chris 151 Y- Teens, Swimming, F.H.A. EDGREN, JAMES - Ed 151 Hockey EHRLICHMANN, ELISABETH - Lis 86, 134,135,142,151 Creative Writing, Speech Team, Choir,T.A. ENFIELD, SUSAN - 138,151 ENGLERT, CAROL - 151 Choir ENGQUIST, RANIE -151 ERICKSEN, CHRISTINE - Cwissy 34,152 Y-Teens, Int'l Club, N.H.S., Usherette EVERSON, MARY - 28,152 Kegger Queens EWING, BARBARA - 152,138 FEEHAN, THOMAS - FeeFee 7,8,9,87, 121,122,131,152 Football, Skiing, Track Ten- ms FELBER, CATHERINE - Cathy 28,152 FINNVIK, DONALD - Finn 172,175,152 Wrestling, Lettermen's Club, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE FINZELL, KATHLEEN - 152,165,175 Touring Show, Patriot Staff FIRTKO, DEBRA - Flirtko 34,86,134,135, 141,145,152,154,177,179 Choir, N.H.S., Ora- tor Staff, Speech Team, Int'l Club, Usher- ette, Honor Roll, Stu, Gov't. T.A. FISH, DIANE - 21,32,86,100,141,142,152 T.A., Creative Writing, Hi-Lites, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Orator Staff, Usherette, Band, Pep Band, Prom Committee FISH, KEVIN - Fish 152 Baseball FLANEGAN, STEVEN - Steve 152 FRASER, NANCY - 4,18,24,25,26,27,33,69, 153 Stu. Gov't., Cheerleading, Top 10, Stage Crew, Homecoming Princess FREEMAN, KEVIN - FROEMMING, DEBORAH - Frem 153 Touring Show FUST, EILEEN -153 GABRIEL, MICHELE - Big Made 92,153 GERSZEWSKI, GLORIA - 153 Honor Roll, Office Aide, Library Aide, Touring Show GIESE, DAWN - Goose 153,154 T.A., C0- ed Badmitton GILBERT, ANN - 138,153 Work Program GILBERT, LOIS - 38,40,92,153 Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, Stu. Gov't., Math Club, Tennis Team, Golf Team, Chess Team, Pa- triot Staff, Honor Roll, T.A. GLADYSZ, JUDY - Jude 138,153 F.H.A. Work Program,H.E.A.R.T. GOMEZ, ESTELA - 90,153,169,177 GRANDE, PATRICK - 153 Work Program GRANGAARD, CATHERINE - Kathy 28, 138,153 Kegger Queens, Work Program GRANLUND, TERRY - 37,154 GREENE, EVELYN - 154 GREENE, KELLY - 39,154 Work Program, J.A. GYLFEE, ROBERTA - Robbie 28,154 Stu. Gov't., Attendance Aide, Touring Show, Keggar Queens HADERSBECK, PAULA - PooPoo 29,154 Pep Club, Choir, Talent Show HAMMOND, JOHN - HANSCHEN, CHRISTINE - 154 HANSEN, KAREN - Little One 39,154 Work Program, Operatta HANSON, BARBARA - 34,37,98,99,154,178, 179 Hi-Lites, ln'l Club, Y-Teens, N.H.S., Debate Team, Stu. Gov't., Patriettes HANSON, MICHAEL - 139,155 HANUS, ANITA - Nita 34,154,155,178 Y- Teens, lnt'l Club, Usherette, N.H.S. HARPER, JOY - 155 HARRER, ROBERT -155 HARTMAN, DARLENE - 155 HASSLER, MARK - 7,9,155 Football HAw, SANDRA - 'fsandyf' HAWK, RAYMOND - Rammie 155 H.E.A.R.,T. HAWKINS, DIANNE - Cheeks 29,98,99, 155 Choir, Touring Show, Gym Aide, Pep Club, Pastel Pats, Homecoming Talent Show HAYS, JAMES - Hazel nuts 125,155 Golf Team,T.A. HEATH, CYNTHIA -155 HEEBL, LORI -155 HEGNA, MARY - JoJo 138,155 Work Program HEIDELBERGER, MARK - 139,156 HEINECKE, JUDITH - Judy 139 Work Program HEINECKE, JUDITH M - Jude 139,156 N.H.S,, Work Program, T.A., Honor Roll HEMPEL, DEBRA -156 Stu. Gov't. HENDERSON, THOMAS - B.D 156 Track, Cross-Country HENKE, STEVEN - Guts 82,83,156 Cross- Country, Swimming HERMANSON, PAMELA - 156 HERMANSON, PAULA - 156 Work Pro- gram HERR, KEVIN-156 ' HERR, KIM -156 HERYLA, NANCY - 156 Basketball, Work Program HEUPEL, GRACE -- 34,3a,15e,41,13a HILGER, DAWN -156 HILL, LISA -97,156 HILLSTROM, BRADLEY - 142,156,172 HINRICHS, WILLIAM -156 HIRA, MICHAEL - HOCKERT, JULIE- 139,157 HOERST, STEPHAN - 157 HOGLUND, SARA - HOGLUND, SUSAN - Hogl 39 Work Program, Choir, Aide, Musical A HOHENSTEIN, CLARISSA - 157 Y-Teens, T.A., Honor Roll HOLMBERG, DEBORAH - Debby 32,157 Pep Club, Y-Teens HOLZHEU, RUTH -157 HOTCHKISS, CONNIE - 157 Work Pro- gram HUBBARD, MICHELLE- HUBBARD, RACHEL- HUBER, PAMELA - Squeak 86,135,157 Aide, Work Program, Senior Choir, Operet- ta INKALA, CARRIE - lnk 32,34,154,157, 163,177 Pep Club, Cheerleading, N.H.S. ISAIS, RITA- IVERSON, PAUL - 138,157 JACKMAN, CORCORAN - Corky 4,86, 121,157,163 Orchestra, Stu. Gov't., Track Team,Swimming,Cross-Country JACOBSON, LORI - Jake 157 Int'I Club, N.H.S., Patriot Staff, T.A. JAMES, RENEE - Loud mouth 138,157 OEA JAMES, VALORIE- GiggleS 138,157 OEA JANOWIEC,JOAN -158 JELLISON, RICHARD- 158 JERRICKS, LOYA -93 JESKA, WILLIAM- 158 JOHNSON,JAMES-142 JOHNSON, JAY - Hot Dog 5,7,72,73,74, 158 Stu. Gov't., Football, Hockey, Baseball, Lettermen's Club, Badmitton JOHNSON, LAURIE -14,15,158 Swimming, Letterwinner's Club JOHNSON, RONALD -158 JOHNSON, ROSS - Rosco 6,7,8,9,120, 121,158 Football, Basketball, Track JOHNSON, TERRI - 134 JOHNSTON,CHARLES-158 JONES, BARBARA-158 N JONES,TERRlE-159 ' JORDHEIM, JULIE - J.J. 32,90,141,'I54, 159,177 Pep Club, T.A. Orator Staff, Y-Teens JOYCE, WILLIAM - Bill 20,34,103,121, 145,151,159,177 N.H.S., Track, Stu. Gov't., Patriot Staff, Int'l Club, Speech Team, T.A., ARSENIC AND OLD LACE JOYER, NANCY -- 14,36,37,91,159,166 N.H.S., Swimming, ANIMAL FARM, Stu. Gov't. KAFKA, KATHY - 141,145,159,177 Orator Staff, Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Ush- erette, Library Assistant, T.A. KAINE, DANIEL - Skunk l82,134,159 Swimming KATCHMARK, SHERYI. - Bones 159 Gym Aide KEHOE, THOMAS - Kilo 138,159 KIMBALL, TERRY - Sparky 138,159 F,H.A., Work Program KLEIN, JEFFREY -159 Ski Team KOVAL, RICHARD -159 KOSLOSKI, JESSE - 139,159 KOZICKY, LORI - KoZ 4,18,20,69,160, 165,170,175 T.A., Pep Club, Creative Writ- ing, Cheerleader, Usherette . KRAEMER, JULIE - Kraems 29,128,160,90, 177 Pep Club, T.A., Touring Show, Home- coming Talent Show I KRANITZ, VIRGINIA '- 60,125 Golf Team, Y-Teens KRAUSE, MARIA - 138 KRIDER, SCOTT - 160 KRONE, DOUGLAS - D.K. 139,160 KRUCHTEN, IOYCE - 138,160 KRUEGEL, ROSEMARY - Rose 86,135, 151,160 Choir, lnt'l Club KUNDE, GREGORY - 160 KVAM,IEFFREY - 7,161 LACINA, ROBIN - 138,161 Work Program, Y-Teens LAGERQUIST, MARK - 161 LANDWEHR, RUTH -- 161 Y-Teens LANG, BARBARA - Legs 4,18,20,26,160, 161 Cheerleader, Pep Club, Top 10, T.A. LARSON, DIANE - Di Lars 18,20,26,32, N.H.S., Touring Show, T.A., Camera Club, Top 2070 MAGADANZ, KEITH - 163 MANDILE, ROBERT - MANZKE, DEBORAH - Debbie 138,163 Pep Club, Work Program, Co-ed Badmitton MARTINSON, CAROL -163 MARTTI, DAVID - MATTSON, RAE LYNN - Rae 32,41,98,99, 163,177 Touring Show, Pep Club, Patriette, Stu. Gov't. MATZKA, KAREN - 16,125,163 Golf Team, Volleyball Team, Stu. Gov't. MCCRUM, MICHAEL -- Mike 121,163,90 Football, Basketball, Track, Stu. Gov't. MCGAUGHEY,TODD- MEYER, LOIS - 138,164 161 Cheerleader, Pep Club, Top 10, MICHNOWSKI, LESA - Mouse 21,28,164 LARSQN, RIQHARD - 'fPud Queen, Office Aide, Touring Show- 12'l,161,'l77 Football, Track, SCOTT-1641 ' ' H --ll ,VVI l Club, Stu. Gov't. , I OLSENSKY, KAREN - 23,2a,34,3e,a6,134, 141,154,16O,166 Stu. Gov't., Int'l Club, Ora- tor Staff, Choir, Musical OLSON, LEONARD - OMAN, SUZANNE - 138,166,179 Work Program OPHEIM, IUDIE -- 88,167 OPITZ, BARBARA - Opie 26,28,92,96,99, 166,167,171,90 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Top 10, Front Five OSGOOD, GRANT - 33,167 Football, Hockey, Stu. Gov't., Stage Crew PAIACK, CHRIS - Kiki 139,167 PAQUETTE, LAURETTE - 167 Touring Show PARSONS, DAVID -167 PAXTON, ROGER -167 PAXTON, SCOTT -167 PENNER, PAMELA - Fenner 139,167 Choir, Work Program PERKINS, DANIEL - Football PERKINS, SHARON - ,LARsoN,Russsu- Rus5 1e1 MINELL, IANE Speech PESKE,TONI-39 work Program ELAUQHI-lN,lAfv1ES-161 Footbau 5 I Team, PESOTA, DONNA - 21,32,1oo,167,9o,177 QLAWMAN, DENNIS - 7,161 V MODEEN, IAMES 22,164 Hi-Lites danceline, Pep Club, T.A., Y-Teens ij-AZARZ, MICHAEL - N1ikeI7jm34,36,38,4Q, Football, PETERSEN, DEBRA-167 541,141,151 Band, PGP Band, ,H1Qn0f I PfTER5ENfPAMELA'167T-A' T.A., Sw. G0v'I-, Band I ailil PETERSEN V'CKY - 168 iLEGRO,IOAN-139,161 l11 lliael iiii f iiit illiilii I I 1,,r ,eii ,,tt,, 1,1,t 1 ,t,,, ,i1',, iliilial 'A I a,,,, 11,1 I ey, work Program f illi, 111 ,,, ilill I 1 A 1111,,1 I 11, , ilili ,t,,,, . tttl , 1iii'i1 LA., iiiii I ili Homecoming 101, TOP 211-2, N-H,.S,.,T4AQf - aial liii 1 l,.l1'1'frli,,,, LOGEA1iS,,i,wfWNf1,1,-+ 1 llliaii, ,t,, RUf9?i1iL l,,, Track, ,,,,, , , ,,, ,,, .Leu,:e,,wmfsef5, cm b, ,,,i,,,,1,,,1i T71, I ilil iiiia 1 i'1i1i S I ' ,lil 11,, ,1ii1,,e,, 1 11,l1 ,aili 1 I iiril 1 elllri FQENI iiil i,1,, ,,1, tttr 1 ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, -'fOH'YW?f1 Ti: ,,,,,,, 1 11,,i 1 ,a,,i 11,11 I I crlir iali eiate aw +51 r1, ', , 1 C ,, 1 1,i1e,1 ,lit 111 ,,,i,,, elli, 1fW1lgfA1RiMi1 ,,,i iiri S 1111144 , lira ,S Gin ,1l,1 iff 1lLoUiPifiDiE34LwC0R1llif'1'133,1l63,1' ,,l,, i , ,ii1,,, ,tlol 571 itii I ,,a,, A , ,,,,,, 1 59,169, Stu. Gov't., T.A., Track, Pep Club, Cheerleader, N.H.S., Top Ten, Homecom- ing Princess RIVERS, CATHERINE - ROBECK, RANDY - 134,169 ROBERTS, ROBERT - 138,169 ROBIN, JEAN - 28,34,169, Stu. G0v't., N.H.S., Talent Shows ROBINSON, PATRICIA - Patty 86,134, 135,146,169, Swim Team ROCHEFORD, GALE - Dino 15,169, F.H.A., E.G.O., Letter Winners, Swim Team, Co-Captain ROISUM, NANCY - Royce 28,169, Keg- ger Queens ROISUM, RICHARD - 169, Patriot Staff ROSENOW, GINGER -13a,17o, H.E.A.R.T. RUNDLE, SANDRA - Riddle 40,170, T.A., Letterwinners Club, Badmitton, Swimming, Volleyball, Track, Band, Pep Band, Captain Color Guard RYKYTO, MICHAEL - 23,170 SABRASKI, JEFFREY - SALINE, BRUCE - 7,9,22,68,70,170,171,172, 175, Stu. Gov't., Touring Show, Senior Class Play, Letterwinners Club, Football, Basket- ball SAN DWICK, DALE - 170, Work Prograrn SATHER, MARY - 35,170 SAVIOR, TIMOTHY - SAWINA, SHERRY - Johnston 139,170, Aide, Work Program SCHAFER, GAY -170 SCHUMAN, VICKIE -- 170 SCHWARTZ, ROSEMARY - Rosie 170, Work Program SELLERS, SCOTT -- 171, Wrestling SELNESS, RUSSELL - 139, Work Program SEROTA, RICHARD -- 138,171 SEVERSON, RHONDA - 171 SHEGGRUD, MICHAEL - Merce 171, Swimming SHOPEK, LAURIE -171 SIBLEY, ANNETTE - SIEDLECKI, CYNTHIA - Cindy 171,172 SIMMS, DEBRA - 139,171 SISSON, LAURA -171 SKELLY, PATRICK - 22,34,87,103,171 SKONSENG, PATRICIA - 'Patty 32,171, Stu. Gov't., Pep Club, Track, T.A., Y-Teens SKREDE, KATHLEEN -- Kathy 34,154,171, 179, Y-Teens, F.H.A., N.H.S. SLETTEN, JULIE -' 171, Badmitton, Pep Club, Touring Show SMITH, CHEREE - Bananas 32,36,142,165, 170,172,175, Stu. Gov't., Usherette, T.A., Pep Club, Creative Writing, Debate, Homecom- ing M.C., Touring Show SNIITH, DAWN -- 172 SNYDER, JOHN - 72,75,172 SOMERSON, JEFFREY -- Some 7,9,29,163, 172, Football, Wrestling, Baseball SOPIWNIK, COLLEEN - Big shot Ecel 172, Urban Arts SPIESS, BARBARA - 138,172 STANG, VICTORIA - Vicki 138,172, MOEA, Work Program STEFFENS, JOHN -- 34,35,38,40,141,172, Stu. Gov't., Orator Staff, Camera Club, Band, Pep Band, Math Club, Chess Club, March- ing Band, N.H.S. STEILE, EUGENIA - 138,173 STEFFENS, RONALD - E.B. 138,173, Gymnastics STEINMETZ, MARK - 22,173, Skiing STRAKBEIN, HAROLD - Harry 39,139, 173, lnt'I Club, Stu. Gov'5., J.A., DECA STRICKLER, PEGGY - Peg 173, lntr. Ten- nis, F.H.A. STROHSCHEIN, SANDRA - Sandy 34,86, 154,173,179, Debate Team, Orchestra, N.H.S., Speech Team STUDELSKA, JOHN --173 SULLIVAN, TERRANCE - 7,9,36,29,23,120, 121,173 SVOBODNY, MARY JO - Jo 28,29,172, 173, T.A., Front Five, Choir, Kegger Queen, Touring Show, Stu. Gov't. SWANSON, PAMELA - Swanie 97,173 SWOR, CURTIS - 173 SYKES, CYNTHIA - 86,97,134,159,173 TALBOT, RITA - 174 TESLOW, PAMELA - 98,99,174,177 THALIN, DAWN - Ducky 138,174, Work Program THOMAS, CHARLES - 7,9,90,118,119,121, 174, Football, Hockey, Track, Stu. Gov't., ARSENIC AND OLD LACE THOMPSON, SANDRA - 138,174 TOLKINEN, JILL - T0lk 20,34,36,37,92, 131,141,1S4,174,177, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Int'l Club, Honor Roll, Orator Staff, Stu. Gov't., N.H.S., Usherette TOWNS, DEBBIE --174, Badmitton, Volley- ball, T.A., Work Program, DECA TUCKER, BRIAN - TVEIT, RICHARD -174 TWEDT, BARBARA - Tweet 32,34,90,129, 174,175, Y-Teens, N.H.S., Patriot Staff, Stu. Gov't., Pep Club, Int'l Club ULLOM, BRUCE - Ulom 174 UNDERWOOD, LORI - 34,141,163,165,172, 174,175,77, Basketball, N.H.S., Patriot Staff, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, Library Aide UNDERWOOD, LYNN -- FIubs 34,77,87, 145,166,173,174,179, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, Orator Staff, N.H.S., Touring Show, ANIMAL FARM VANDRASEK, DOROTHY - Corky 16, 174, Volleyball VICKERMAN KEVIN - Freek 174 VINCENT, JUDITH --174 VOGEN, MARK - Markie Babe 175, Football, Basketball, Baseball VOLZ, ROBIN - 138 WAIGHT, PAMELA -- Pam 22,139,145, 175, Y-Teens, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, Speech WALKER, BEVERLY - WALLERIUS, ANNETTE - 28,142,175,177, Gymnastics, Int'l Club, Track, E.G.O., Honor Roll WAMSLEY, CAROL - 175, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Touring Show, Prom Committee, Honor Roll WARD, BRAIN - 22,23,35,41,141,145,166, 175 WATSON, WENDY - Wen-Wen 172,175, Stu. Gov't., ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, Touring Show WATTS, ROBERT - Rob 175 WAXLAX, MITCHELL - Waxy Hockey, Golf WEBER, HENRY - 175 WEDERBRAND, KEVIN - 175 WERNER, JEFFREY -- Flash 175, Work Program WHITE, PERRI - 29,37,93,134,175 WHITMAN, SUZANNE -138,175 WICKLUND SHARON - Wick 4,18,20,24, 25,26,27,90,142,176,177, Cheerleader, Top Ten, Homecoming Attendant, Pep Club, Creative Writing, T.A, WIDMER, CHERYL - Trooper 39,139,176, T.A., Work Program, Homecoming Talent Show WILKERSON, SUSAN - Sue 176, Track, Letterwinner's Club, lnt'l Club, lntr. Bad- mitton WILLIAMS, ELAINE - WILLIAMS, RICHARD - Stub 176 WINSTON, KIM - 93,176, N.H.S. WIREBOUGH, STEVEN - 176 WORTMAN, STEVEN - Steve 4,121,176, Track, Cross-Country WRIGHT, ELIZABETH - Liz 28,139,176, Kegger Queen WRYK, THOMAS - 176, Basketball, Base- ball YATES, JAMES - Yateso 86,171,176, Foot- ball YOUNGKIN, DARLENE - 139,169,176 ZAGAROS, JAMES --' Jim 176 ZASKE, SCOTT - 7,92,176,177 ZINS, SCOTT - ZWAK, THOMAS -- 4 In our own way, we each become poets or artists who establish ties with the forces of life that surround us in the universe. We have not been born just to wonder at technology but to sense what it means to be alive, to become devoted to that life, and to be contemplative about it. Our acts of faith begin with the poetry in our own hearts, and we are to become the listeners to the poetry in the heart of others. We have enough of the poet, or the artist in us to respond not only to beauty but also to give some of the beauty we ourselves can actually create into the keeping of others. In the brief time we have been together here, we have come to realize that man does not compose his music, pen his poetry, pass his laws, work out his problems, paint his pictures, or participate in sports andfor speech activities in a vacuum. We have come to realize too that, as Americans, we have made our mistakesg but we have not lost hope. We now know that hope survives even the vanishing of our dreams and that it remains as the germ of those dreams that are yet to be born in our common future: there will yet be new poetry, new music, new art, and new life. We have learned that what is really important in life does not really change. Most of us suffer much of our distress not in the fact that the realities that matter go away, but in the frustration of our artificial goals. This is not to dismiss tragedy, for we have learned of that too as we have sat together at the feet ofthe masters. That side of life, however, is lessthan half the story. No agony is sufficient to cancel out the fact that we are alive and that thought, emotion, love, and reason go on inside us. Doreen B. Savage fm 9. 1 E in Ka ,EXW FF P1 Y 5 . I E559 ml B-'Km WN' mr-H -'W 3 v ww, T513 gf 4 ma' aff M2 .- limi V