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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1976 volume:

non n . « rt ft t Td 'P$p. t 6 p • ■ - K .fe fyp' nv ? ? o- ib?M kCuK V 1 . 3 «=■$ 4 4 Old days, good times I remember, fun days, filled with simple pleasure, drive-in movies, comic books and blue jeans, howdy doody, baseball cards and birthdays take me back to a world gone away. Memories seem like yesterday. Old days, good times I remember, gold days, days I'll always treasure, funny faces, full of love and laughter. 1976 ORA TOR Patrick Henry High Minneapolis, Mn. funny places, summer nights and street cars take me back to a world gone away, boyhood memories seem like yesterday. Old days, on my mind and in my heart to stay. Old days, darkened dreams of good times gone away. Old days, days of love and feeling fancy free. Old days, days of magic still so close to me. Volume XXXV James Pankow ACTIVITIES Page 5 CLUBS and ORG. Page 29 SPORTS Page 61 FACULTY Page 101 UNDERCLASSMEN Page 115 SENIORS Page 141 ACTIVITIES UPPER CENTER: Kill those Cats, Pats. UPPER RIGHT CORNER: The football captains are with the team following Bust the button ceremonies before the second half of the homecoming game. CENTER: We like beer, as sung by the Kcgger Queens'75. RIGHT CENTER: Swanies's Bunnies give it all they've got when they do their tiling to the Bunny Hop. RIGHT OUTER EDGE: Princesses do a slow number with their escorts at the dance. LOWER RIGHT BOTTOM: At the homecoming talent show the highlights stripped to the bone to entertain us. COWER RIGHT CORNER: The tots had a wheeling dealing good time at the tricycle race. -«Siwr. ___________________• - -t Brazil . . . Where The Nuts Come From SENIOR CLASS PL A Y This year's senior class presented CHARLEY'S AUNT, written by Brandon Thomas. This play was an English comedy which had the audience in a rage of laughter. The play centered around two Oxford undergraduates who are madly in love with two beautiful young girls, and were determined to marry them... no matter what had to be done! TOP RIGHT: Ella (C. Rieman) reveals her inner most secrets to Charley's Aunt ABOVE CENTER: Donna Lucia D'Alva-dorez (P. Thomas) has a close moment with Sir Francis Ches-ney (D. Tinjum). ABOVE: The young ladies remind Charley's Aunt to get parental consent for their marriages. 12 LEFT: A tender touch i$ not appreciated by Donna Lucia. ABOVE: Jack (M. Meir) and Charley (M. Au-dette) hide Babbs (S. Peterson) from the pursing old man. CENTER: Brassett (B. Jung) looks on as Donna Lucia pours tea into Spettigue’s (B. Sidle) hat. LEFT: Kitty (M. Lovaas) and Amy (E. Evanson) protect the old dear from Jack's anger. BELOW: She knew my late husband intimately. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kitty and Jack kiss to pledge their love. 13 Fun For All In TheFall AUTUMN HAPPENINGS We all had a busy fall season with all the hustle and bustle of the many fall activities. Some activities were the street square dance, which was fun for all who came, and our energetic and full of spirit pep fests, which gave us all a chance to show our school spirit. Then there were our school dances, where we all go to have fun and usually succeed. Yes, it was a busy fall, but it was a fall we will always remember. PAGE 14: UPPER LEFT CORNER: It's a tough decision trying to decide what classes to take. OUTER LEFT EDGE: Everbody out of the bus! LOWER LEFT CORNER: HEY! who has the ball? LEFT CENTER: Do you like registration as much as L. Borgen? LOWER LEFT BOTTOM: Pat power, school spirit. PAGE 15: UPPER CENTER: A Henry tribute to our war veterans. RIGHT CENTER: J. Duffy and C. Peterson take time out from dancing to exchange a few words. OUTER RIGHT EDGE: Easier said than done, says cheerleader M. McDonald. LOWER RIGHT BOTTOM: Some underclassmen girls are caught evacuating their bus. LOWER RIGHT BOTTOM: Seniors make BIG decisions at the senior auditorium. 15 Fantasy Or Reality? CONTEST PLAY '76 A DREAM? by Pirandello was this year's contest play. The one act was produced for regional competition against other schools. It is a play of illusion and reality involving the use of fantasy and dreams to reveal the truth behind a humdrum surface situation. A trophy was awarded to the cast for their efforts. Jane Gove.......................Young Lady Mike Audette....................Young Man Minrod Mier..........................Valet __ «- avers the box containing necklace. ABOVE: A most silent and tresured moment The young lady insists upon pouring the tea herself. U LEFT: Fantasy or reality? 16 t Henry Celebrates Winter SNOW-DAZE '76 Henry's second annual Sno-Daze '76 was an eventful week in which to participate and enjoy. From the different dress days--Monday, dress up; Tuesday, celebrity; Wednesday, Western; Thursday, Grub; Friday, Fifties--to many well attended activities such as die crowning of the Sno-King, a tug-of-war, snowball eating contest, ski trip, and a concluding, yes, Aay fifties' dance, everyone had fun. TOP LEFT: TOP FIVE N. Hanson, S. Peterson, M. Hcg-strand, T. Erikson, B. Callander, and crowd patiently a-wait the picking of the Sno-King. CENTER: Homecoming Queen, Lari, had the honor of picking the Sno-King, S. Peterson. ABOVE: Our Royal Sno-Daze Court. 17 UPPER LEFT CORNER: Mr. Irresistible, M. Jorissen, receiving his award on Ribbon Day. TOP CENTER: Everyone had fun at the 50's dance. ABOVE: R. Arneson's a real tough guy! RIGHT CENTER: At the snowball eating contest, a group of bottomless pits stuff their faces. RIGHT: just what die winner, J. Victor, of the snowball eating contest wants . . .more snowballs as a reward! A Week Of Heritage BLACK HISTORY WEEK 76 National Black History Week this year was February 8-15. The week's activities were presented well by the black students of Henry. It was a busy week from the different dress-up days to the auditoriums, which included a talent show with music, song, dance, and serious readings. 20 TOP LEFT: P. Darby reminds us that we all have a friend. OUTER LOT: D. Taylor was a big success while playing a solo on the violin. MIDDLE: Everyone had a part in singing the Black National Anthem. ABOVE: A different kind of talent was shown in the dancing. RIGHT: R. Robinson really shakes the house while he sings his solo. ABOVE: D. Thorsen tries for a strike at Beacon Bowl. LEFT: W. Anderson gives some helpful hints on tennis during interim. TOP RIGHT: M. Meir, B. Sidle, C. Lang and M. Bates take a quick camera break. TOP: Don't let that birdie touch the ground girls! One More Time Interim 75 Interim '75 was an exciting change for all. With the many activities, everyone had a good time. Even though the first day was dampened by rain, the students kept their spirits high and absorbed the good weather on the second and third days. 21 •CAST- Ginger ......................Carolyn Anderson Gwendolyn................................Barb Buchanan Blossom........................Tricia Keyes Robert.........................Mike Audettc Sara...........................Mike Roberts Elbert............................Brad Sidle Student Director..........................Meg Gorzycki The first annual Junior Class Play was presented by members of this year's senior class. The play was entitled ANTIC SPRING, by Robert Nail, and involved six high school students out for a day of fun and laughter in the country which resulted in comic disaster! Antic Spring JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Good Times! MARDI GRAS 75 Mardi Gras 75 was once again a big success. Everyone who went had fun. The day began early with the talent show, and lasted late with the dance. Everyone enjoyed the variety of booths sponsored by the various clubs and organizations connected with Henry High. There was something for everyone, from a spook-house and a fish pond for younger folks, to a Shakespeare play for the older folks. Mardi Gras is a tradition we hope Henry will keep. LOWER CENTER: Underclassman, J. Kohagen, stirs up a little magic. LOWER LEFT CORNER: S. Eichman, C. Akerman, and S. Perry in Clarinet Polka. UPPER RIGHT CORNER: A graceful gymnastic act done by some flexible students. CENTER: Senior B. Sidle plays a piece on the accordian. 23 24 UPPER LEFT CORNER: A frightful look from an underclassman coming out of the haunted house. LOWER LEFT CORNER: D. Larson and M. Orr lend a helping hand with the photo buttons. UPPER CENTER: Hea Buddy, What did you catch? LOWER LEFT BOTTOM: A typical Henryite. PAGE 25: UPPER RIGHT CORNER: What's new Pam?! CENTER: Who's the crowd attraction in the jail? LOWER RIGHT BOTTOM: Now this is the way I want it. RIGHT CENTER EDGE: S. Peterson on one of his better days. 25 Fun Days, Winter Days WINTER HAPPENINGS UPPER LEFT: Santa makes an early stop at Henry. FAR LEFT CENTER: Patriottes give a kick at one of our pep fests. LOWER LEFT: Mom's Apple Pie was enjoyed by everyone! UPPER RIGHT: A bird's eye view of the choir. CENTER: Rob Sherwood reminds us of the good old days . LEFT: Henry's snow bound Christmas tree. ABOVE: Sno-King, S. Peterson, sits upon his throne with a look of happiness and appreciation! 27 Sweet Apple USA Bye Bye Birdie Last summer a new tradition was started when Henry presented its first summer play, BYE BYE BIRDIE. The play centered around the small town of Sweet Apple where Conrad Birdie, an Elvis Presley type, bid an all American teenage girl good-bye with an All-American kiss before being inducted into the army. This is when the quiet little town goes into an uproar; from Kim's envious girlfriend and their jealous boy-friends to the determined Spanish Rose. MAIN CHARACTERS Albert Peterson..............Bruce Saline Rose Alvarez.............Mary Kroening Hugo Peabody.............Rick Erickson Kim MacAfee..........................Mary Dorr Mr. MacAfee............................Ed Eastman Mrs. MacAfee.................Eve Evanson Randolph MacAfee...............Brad Sidle Ursula Merkle................Shawn Perry Conrad Birdie........................Mike Roberts Mae Peterson...................Cindy Braa Gloria Rasputin.............Debbie Nygard CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS TOP: ALTOS: ROW 1: I. Groh, P. Miller, B. Bohanon, R. Borea, B. Jones. ROW 2: S. Katchmark, M. Brinkhous, C. Harkins, L. Sabes, R. Knudson, L. Gorzycki, D. Hall, C. Sabas. ROW 3: A. Nygard, M. Lebianc, D. Saline, D. Thor-son, C. Johnson, J. Nelson, L. Wold, M. Williams, C. Lene. TOP RIGHT: BASSES: ROW 1: S. Robinson. ROW 2: R. Groe-ttum, B. Smith, D. Mier, M. Tracger. ROW 3: M. Alseth, J. Robeck, J. Mins, K. Wichmann. ROW 4: M. Roberts, C. Kittleson, R. Belfree, G. Nesbitt, J. Nelson. ABOVE: O come, O come Emmanuel! ABOVE RIGHT: The basses and the altos make beautiful music together. RIGHT: All is quiet before the concert. 30 Joy To The World CHOIR Sure, we all can sing, but as a group who does a better job than our choir? They also have added acting to their talents. The choir displayed this in the operetta, Scrooge . Also, the Christmas and spring concerts provided other chances to show their talent and entertain all those who attended. ABOVE LEFT: TENORS: ROW 1: A. CheII, B. Sidle. ROW 2: B. Smith, J. Fenstra, M. Corzycki. ROW 3: D. McKeen, M. Micr, J. Vieter. ABOVE: ROW 1: K. Groh, S. Maahs, S. Lar-son. ROW 2: G. Peskc, L. Marth, K. Mattila, D. Christophcrson, C. Mo-deen. ROW 3: J. McCullough, C. Hil-ger, M. Overacker, B. Lundahl, V. Kitch, C. Conally. ROW 4: G. Tam, C. Rieman, B. Buchanan, B. Lindgren, T. Greene, K. Goski, V. Stillman, D. Holt. FAR LEFT: Santa and his elves take time out to visit the choir concert. LEFT: The risers look alive now. 31 Sounds Of Spirit PEP BAND Dedication is getting to school by 7:30 to practice in the Pep Band. Pep fests, auditoriums, basketball, and hockey games take much time to prepare for. Together with their student director, Corey Bystedt, the Pep Band made all those activities more colorful. Pep band adds girl watching to their talents. TOP RIGHT: The pep band plays for the the pep fest and initiation of football cheerleaders. ABOVE: All Patriots rise for the Heiuy rouser. RIGHT: Pom poms wave in time to a spirited pep band number. CENTER RIGHT: IN FRONT: C. Bystedt, ROW 1: D. Suhr-bier, L. Manzke, C. Neslund, D. Lucas, J. Adam, M. Sawyer, J. Sawyer, K. Faulds, J. Anderson, K. Teschen-dof, G. Peske. ROW 2: M. Marsh, P. Johnson, L. Carter, D. Berger, S. Fridgen, S. Eichman, M. Borea, R. Utto, M. Suhrbier, P. Green, D. Bo-ken. ROW 3: C. Hotchkiss, K. Olson, H. Roberts, B. Jung, S. Manzke, T. Guzck, S. Rundle, S. Edberg, J. Groth, M. Oakvik, T. Lob ash. 32 Good Things Come In Small Packages ORCHESTRA The Orchestra is very small in size but consists of very dedicated members. Together they presented a Christmas concert, a spring operetta and were featured in the spring concert playing popular tunes, as well as some of the classics. CENTER LEFT: The orchestra's participation in the Christmas Concert added to its success. ABOVE: ROW 1: L. Witte, L. Berg, N. Sawyer, T. Anto-lak. ROW 2: L. Quigley, M. Ostroum, M. Larson, M. Keyes. LEFT: The maestro of Henry High, Mr. Trafican-te. BOTTOM LEFT: L. Quigley adds to the beauty of the Christmas concert by her accompaniment on the piano. 33 Halftimes I Remember . . . band This year the band, under the direction of Mr, Oakvik and drum major Rich Ericksen, has represented the school well with many outstanding performances. The band played at many sporting events as well as a spring concert. The band led in school spirit as well as entertainment. TOP CENTER: Long and cold hours of practice pay off at Homecoming. TOP LEFT: Are we finished yet? asks S. Rundlc, It's cold up here! ABOVE: With instruments in hand, the PHHS band prepares to strike up the rouser. A-BOVE RIGHT: It's the Color Guard winning by a nose! RIGHT: BAND COUNCIL: FOREGROUND: S. Fridgen. CENTER ROW: S. Perry, S. Eichman, R. Erickson, BACK ROW: S. Peterson, M. Mattson. ON TOP: C. Bystedt. BELOW: GUIDE-ONS: C. Rieman, J. Adam, L. Manke, S. Perry, R. Lund ah 1, J. Haitos, R. Utto, M. Huggins, J. Sawyer, C. Inkala. CENTER LEFT: COLOR GUARDS: ROW 1: R. Erickson, M. Ostroum, Mr. Oakvick. ROW 2: C. Cable, S. Rundle, J. Amundson. ABOVE: ROW 1: C. Purvey, N. Talbot, S. Eichman, S. Paulson, S. Sawyer, S. Tatum. ROW 2: M. Borea, D. Lucas, B. Bowen, K. Faulds, L. Manzkc, M. Monteon, A. Christ '. ROW 3: P. Johnson, M. Opheim, M. Sawyer, D. Berger, S. Perry, M. Marsh, L. Berger, L. Frydenland. ROW 4: C. Ncslund, J. Rannow, T. Mooney, V. Rico, M. Mattson, T. Walden, C. Rieman, J. Sawyer, R. Utto, C. Barragan. ROW 5: P. Green, M. Huggins, D. Roberst, T. Lobash, D. Barhan, S. Peterson, R. Iverson, L. Carter, D. Boken, J. Daugherty. LEFT: ROW I: E. O'Leary, C. Bystedt. ROW 2: G. Pes-ke, T. Techendorf, D. Nygard, S. Fridgcn. ROW 3: C. Hotchkiss, M. Bates, J. Fridgen, R. Ybarra, D. Eiklouts, M. Oakvik. ROW 4: T. EieSantel, B. Jung, S. Edberg, J. Groth, J. Haitos, J. Quimby, C. Chase, C. Hotchkiss. ROW 5: J. Shores, H. Roberts, K. Olson, D. Woods, B. Mann, M. Audette, S. Manzke, T. Guzek. 35 Do The Hustle! Front Five, Hi-Lites, Pastel Pats The Henry dancelines were very busy this year. They performed at parades and pep fests, froze at cold football games and the Winter Carnival parade. In all, they proved to be a very dedicated group. TOP: H-E-N-R-Y spells Front Five. CENTER LEFT: Hilites: P. Opitz, V. Hcagerty, J. Rico, J. Harrer, J. Rannow, B. Iverson, C. Theilen. W. Kittleson, P. Vasseur, A. McCormick, J. Michael, G. Taus. CENTER RIGHT: See, I can do it too! W. Kittleson says to other Hi-lites. LOWER LEFT: The dancelines arc the main attraction of the half time show. LOWER RIGHT: The Patriettes can't decide whether to go up or down. PAGE 37: TOP LEFT: The Patriettes worked long and hard in order to do the splits. TOP RIGHT: Front Five: J. Ziegweid, B. Buchanan, A. Adams, T. Hase, P. Johnson, J. Sletten. ABOVE: Hi-lites dance to Hogan's Heroes . ABOVE RIGHT: Pastel Pats: L. Quigley, S. Millircn, C. Anderson, C. Lynch, S. Paulsen, A. Chell. 37 We’ve Got Spirit . . . PEP CLUB The Pep Club was kept busy making signs to hang in Senior Hall the night before each sporting event. In a day of declining school spirit, the Pep Club has actively fought against its arch-enemy apathy. TOP LEFT: Pep Club and cheerleaders get together and decorate a car. TOP CENTER: How do you like our new uniforms? LEFT CENTER: Pep Club: ROW 1: L. Raymond, K. Wojiak, S. Milliren, J. Hedlund. ROW 2: K. Underwood, L. Quigley, M. Sawyer, M. Lovaas, R. Wamke, ROW 3: B. Saukola, P. Johnson, L. Melichar, P. Vasscur, C. Rieman, T. Hase, C. Anderson. ABOVE: Hang them high, girls. 38 . . . Yes We Do .. . FALL CHEERLEADERS This year the cheerleaders underwent a change. Directed by Mrs. Mueller, the squads were selected according to sports, giving more girls a chance to participate. TOP CENTER: Are we still ahead? RIGHT: I sec London, I see France.. .CENTER LEFT: Say, He's not bad. says P. Dickenson as D. Larson looks on. ABOVE, ROW 1: R. Reardon, M. Mattson, D. Larson, C. Powell, S. Larson, P. Dickonson. ROW 2: P. Reilly, M. McDonald, P. Fraser, C. Maslowski, L. Stommel, L. Borgen. LEFT, ROW 1: S. Teslow, C. Caine, ROW 2: D. Carlson, K. McArthur, T. Hansen. ROW 3: D. Hasher, A. Bintncr, 39 40 We've Got Spirit . . . TOP LEFT: Varsity basketball and skiing cheerleaders; SPLITS: M. Waight. BOTTOM: S. Perry, K. Groh, C. Siewert, Cocaptain D. Williams. TOP: Co-captain R. Warake, K. Darby, G. Durand. TOP RIGHT: Come right down that line ! ABOVE: Junior varsity basketball cheerleaders: Co-captain L. Barragan, D. Shanesy, P. Polaski, S. Nelson, Cocaptain T. Hanson, C. Modeen, T. Hillstrom S. Nelson. ABOVE RIGHT: Varsity cheerleaders finish up a cheer with a mount. RIGHT: Bum..., doing the splits on ice must be cold! . . . How About You? LEFT: Varsity wrestling and swimming cheerleaders: ROW 1: Co-caplains B. Bohanon, R. Borea. ROW 2: J. Hed-lund, D. Hall, C. Bookcy. ROW 3: J. Frechette, T. Greene, M. Krocning. ABOVE: Junior varsity hockey and wrestling cheerleaders: SPLITS: Co-captain K. McArthur, B. Kroening. BOTTOM: L. Berndt, co-captain M. McDonald, J. Kleman. TOP: C, Jorgenson, M. Baurr, P. Shrimers. LEFT: Varsity hockey cheerleaders: FRONT: C. Maslowski, N. Byd-lon. BACK: B. Lindgren, co-captains L. Borgcn, D. Larson, M. Bretto, J. Nelson. 41 Wow, What An Ego! Energetic Girls’ Organization Henry has an Ego. Energetic Girls' Organization, that is. This group of girls, each in a sport, get together for one reason, to have fun. Led by the energetic Ms. Koopmans, they planned pool, bowling, and holiday parties which provided many good times to remember. TOP: The EGO officers are M. Welter, S. Eichman, S. Milliren. ABOVE: One of the officers is on the golf team. ABOVE RIGHT: Any girl in sport can participate in EGO. RIGHT: EGO members are: ROW 1: S. Milliren, J. Welter N. Patrick, S. Eichman, D. Berger. ROW 2: K. Faulds, L. Bennett, P. Majkozak, R. Rocha, C. Vickerman, M. Hicnz, G. Durand. ROW 3: M. Welter, J. Harr, K. Dungan, L. Cronemiller, S. Swanson, C. Bennett. ROW 4: J. Dorn, M. Wallcrius, J. Dungan, B. Henke, T. Gorzyki, J. Juneski. FAR RIGHT: Track girls arc in EGO, too. 42 Scholars Serve School National Honor Society Remember the caramel apples at homecoming? Selling them was just one of the projects our National Honor Society completed. N. H. S. is a group of about fifty seniors led by Mr. Carlson and Miss Blom who carry out service project for our school and community, and manage to have fun at the same time. TOP: Bright eyed and bushy tailed so early in the morning. ABOVE LEFT: NHS this year consisted of: ROW 1: M. Kroening, L. Okcson, E. Evan-son, M. Gorzycki, S. Peterson, S. Eichman, C. Anderson, T. Greve, M. Lovaas.. ROW 2: C. Gilkerson, L. Timmerman, R. Warnke, L. Farr and, H. vanDrasck, P. Vasseur, C. Peterson, J. Ziegweid, P. Huber, J. Franzen, T. Bredemus. ROW 3: R. Reardon, M. Mattson, S. Millircn, J. Rico, J. Ritter, J. Fridgcn, M. Mier, L. Pudlick, J. Shopck, M. Audctte, J. Witz man. ABOVE: NHS Officers: FRONT: S. Eichman. MIDDLE: S. Peterson, E. Evanson. BACK: M. Kroening. The Future Is Now FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Look to the future. The Future Homemakers of America do just that by planning and preparing special dinners and parties. Helping others less fortunate was also high on their list as they conducted D-Day at Henry and collected for UNICEF. In the meantime, strong friendships grew and members will have the countless memories and the satisfaction of helping odiers. TOP RIGHT: FHA Officers: FRONT: C. Oien, C. Stang. BACK: T. Norstrom, S. Eichman, N. Bydion. TOP: FHA Members: ROW 1: C. Gustafson, C. Anderson, C. Swor, D. Wicklund, D. Jackson. ROW 2: C. Oien, C. Stang, T. Norstrom, S. Eichman, N. Bydion, J. Babineau, Mrs. So-derquist, S. Gale. ABOVE: S. Eichman shows her artistic talents in the FHA showcase. 4A Give Them The Business JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT J. A. is an organization sponsored by businessmen that teaches high school students the fundamentals of business. Achievers manufacture, sell, and calculate profit or loss for the company. Last year, Henry won the trophy for the best participation. Hats off to all achievers! TOP LEFT: J. A.: ROW 1: M. Bates, K. Klinger, E. Nelson, L. Hinson. ROW 2: R. Erickson, N. Sluter, M. Bookey, L. Cronemiller. ROW 3: J. LeHood, K. Steele, M. Brinkhaus, C. Niemi, K. Kasselnack. ROW 4: V. Carlson, Heidi, L. Lindgren. ABOVE: D. Kegley, D. Larson, J. Mitchell, A. Reynolds, L. Peterson, S. Cummings. A. Barham. ROW 2: C. Haight, N. Sorenson, K. Hilger, L. Mataquiz, J. White, N. Buckner, T. Johnson. ROW 3: M. Audette, T. Stanoch, J. Grcve, D. Joki, S. Tatum, C. Hale, C. Gustafson. ROW 4: T. Greve. B. Sidle, T. Shephard, T. Brown, ). Nelson, R. Belfrey, B. Nelson. ABOVE LEFT: M. Ophcim works with dedication on her company's product. FAR LEFT: Junior Achievers gather a-round their newly won trophy. LEFT: We're in the money! J. Greve discovers with joy. 45 BELOW: ROW 1: C. Lynch, M. Orr, C. Kaine, D. Faue, M. Orr, M. McDonald. ROW 2: T. Bruhjcll, T. Erickson, M. McDonald, P. Dickinson, C. Modeen, J. Borer, L. Borgan, D. Larson, L. Quigley, C. Maslowski, G. Vasscur. ROW 3: Mr. Waller, J. Schmalz, D. Barhan, R. Hanson, C. Bruhjcll, C. Cassidy, M. Kroening, E. Evanson, M. Micr, T. Bredemus. ABOVE: ROW 1: Sr. Class Officers: C. Bruhjcll (Pres.), N. Bydlon (Treas.) M. McDonald (Sec), T. Bredemus (Vice-Prcs.). ROW 2: Jr. Class Officers: L. Borgan (Sec.), C. Lynch (Vicc-Prcs) C. Maslowski (Treas.), L. Elmer (Pres.) RIGHT: M. Orr convinces the students that she's the people's choice for senior senator. 46 Actions, Not Words STUDENT GOVERNMENT Besides sponsoring dances, homecoming, Sno-Daze, and Interim, the members of student government saluted our heritage by presenting Bi-centennial minutes. These dedicated members, advised by Mr. Waller, put forth an extra effort to help keep students involved. TOP LEFT: D. Barhan needs help getting the auditorium in shape. TOP RIGHT: M. McDonald listens to a student's problem at registration. LEFT: Coming at 7:30 sometimes means eating breakfast at the meetings! ABOVE: The auditorium begins to take shape at homecoming. 47 Walk Together . . . Talk Together INTERNATIONAL CLUB Being a branch of A. F. S., the International Club worked hard to raise money for foreign exchange students. It's not all work. They had hay-rides, parties and picnics. They also did all the planning for International Day and sponsored a foreign exchange student--Gustavo Mardesich. TOP CENTER: M. Ostlund and K. Dungan get a chance to lead a meeting. FAR LEFT: Meetings aren't all work and decisions! ABOVE: International Club: ROW 1: J. Dungan, B. Sidle, M. Auvin. ROW 2: M. Ostlund, R. Rocha, K. Dungan. ROW 3: Mrs. Svcum, S. Swanson, K. Czech, Miss Mardesich, ROW 4: M. Lovaas, L. Klein, S. Hutcra, S. Niemi. ROW 5: T. Grcvc, L. Meiichar, T. Cook, G. Mardesich, M. Boo-key. CENTER: Donut Dunks--a sure cure for the early morning munchies! RIGHT: Everyone enjoyed Gustavo Mardesich, our exchange student from Bolivia. 48 Check Them Out LIBRARY AMD AUDIO VISUAL AIDES If you need help in finding a special book talk to one of our library aides. They register, shelve, check books in and out, and do many things to keep our library in order. Students in Audio Visual classes work with film projectors, tape records and other equipment to create movies, slide shows and special displays. This is one way of learning by experience. TOP RIGHT: Library Aide : ROW 1: i, Thompson, L. Baumann, E. Eu-anks, K. Hubbard. ROW 2: R. Miller, G. Taus, B. Rudick, S. Hawkin-son. LEFT: Audio Visual Aides: ROW 1: S. Erickson, R. Smith, S. Burke, V. Carlson, H. Brossard, ROW 2: S. Robinson, J. Kavanagh. D. Geller-man, J. Koval, S. Johnson. ABOVE: C. Jorgenson keeps on filin'! BOTTOM RIGHT: D. Gellerman and S. Stempf learn a few new tricks from Mr. Mosher. The Wizards! SCIENCE AND CHESS The Science Club this year was small. To accumulate a better understanding of scientific breakthroughs, they have visited the crimelab and plan to visit the Medical Museum. The Chess club members have joined together not only to play in the chess tournaments, but to go to different junior highs tutoring the future Bobby Fishers of America. TOP: Boil and bubble, toil and trouble. ABOVE: Mad scientists J. Franzcn, and T. Stanoch, create a deadly potion. ABOVE RIGHT: FRONT ROW: T. Greve, T. Minell, T. Bredemus BACK ROW: T. Cook, Mr. Carlson, and J. Franzen arc the six people that make up the Science Club. RIGHT: He won't miss one less pawn. 50 Ski Bums SKI CLUB The Ski Club wasn't really a club, it was open to the entire school at any time. This group gave students the opportunity to experience the tiirill of the slopes and to brave die cold. TOP: How do I get out of check, says D. Stroschein. ABOVE LEFT: The Chess Club consisted of—SEATED: W. Hanson, V. Frost, B. Mungan, H. Asgian, L. Witte. STANDING: K. Bcggs, D. Pearson, D. Stroschein, C. Hotchkiss, B. Stembridge, B. Couture, BACK: G. McCullough, Mr. Knapek, T. Kelvie. ABOVE: We all wonder if the bus has come yet. LEFT: Put a little elbow grease into it. 51 Moneymakers WORK PROGRAM, D.E.C.A. Chances are that you don't see these work program students during the regular school day. Classes start at 7:30 and end at 10:30. After that, they go to their various jobs and gain on-the-job experience in many different trades. If you've ever walked into our school store, you've been served by D. E.C. A. This class is another type of work program where the students run the school store. D.E.C.A. students learn valuable skills helpful in the retailing business. TOP CENTER: M. Diwi counts out the day's profit. BOTTOM CENTER: One of the few moments the students can take a break. ABOVE: ROW 1: J. Vincent, D. White, R. Tyo, D. Jorissen, M. Haley, N. Hinrichs, C. Prcsler, S. Tschample. ROW 2: S. Doherty, D. Carter, D. Stephney, D. Bintner, S. Leaf, M. Johnson, C. Logsdon, D. Potts. ROW 3: M. Shopek, M. Mulligan, M. Book, B. Fowler, M. Hegna, J. Mulville, D. Henderson, Mr. Anderson. ROW 4: Mr. Doll, T. Perkins, R. Pres-ler, C. Anderson, S. Woodorth, M. Bintner, R. Blomquist, D. Miller, E. Schleppcnbach. ROW 5- M. Wilson, D. Cummins, T. McGrath, K. Rudolph, D. Schneider, D. Nelson, J. Kosloski, P. Distel, Y. Kehoe. FAR RIGHT: ROW 1: L. Buney, D. Kojetin, S. Miller, R. Kinikin, D. Ziebarth. ROW 2: G. Jung, G. Skor-pak, J. Humphrey, T. Wiswell, D. Wallin, L. Larson, ROW 3: D. Carlson, S. Shields, J. Bourbeua, S. Hag-lund, D. Pukal. ROW 4: M Snow, M. Renner, F. Cameron, M. Huber, J. Parker, ROW 5: J. Bursaw, R. Kramer, K. Christensen, T. McKeen, B. Palm-quist, D. Carlson. 52 TOP: ROW 1: W. Miller, S. Ellington, S. Mitchell, T. Redning. ROW 2: S. Wasather, j. Maciazka, C. Schugg, 1. Hammond, L. Rader, B. Wavinak. ROW 3: D Hartley, V. Heagerty, L. Campbell, J. McCormick, S. Torgeson, D. Barron, A. Novak. ROW 4: N. Reynolds, J. Prince, L. Ray, J. Bursch, E. Hira, C. Fossing, L. Farrand, L. Bean. ROW 5: J. Brue, M. White, S. Ojala, P. Nicol, R. Fricke, P. Jones. CENTER: ROW 1: L. Berg, V. Stensrud, D. Partlow, C. Macal-listcr. ROW 2: L. Rogalski, P. Huber, J. Zoldahn, K. Towns, C. Coming. ROW 3: M. J. Diwi, P. Haukom, M. Moen, L. Saukkola, S. Stempf. ROW 4: J. Jensen, D. Isaacs, C. Burnham, L. Wendling, N. Theis. ABOVE: ROW 1: J. Kessler, R. Holmes, S. Sims, S. Booth. ROW 2: P. Emerson, J. Kosloski, I. Hough, B. Nierai, C. Kleis, ROW 3: C. Kaiser, D. Brynteson, P. Hurlwy, E. Vigil, K. Deleu. 51 A Look At M.S.C. MINORITY STUDENT COUNCIL This year the M. S. C. consisted of thirty-four members. With the guidance of Mrs. Mullen, these students sponsored a dance and celebrated Black History Week with an auditorium. The Council has brought to the student body's attention the Black heritage and heroes of our day. TOP: M.S.C. Students sing their national anthem. ABOVE: M. S.C. consists of—ROW 1: Mrs. Mullen, J. White, S. Volantc, R. Henderson, I. Brewer, A. Eubanks. ROW 2: N. Buckner, S. Tatum, S. Douglas, P. Smith, D. Taylor, K. Hubbard, ROW 3: D. Brewer, S. Key. L. Williams, P. Darby, R. Robinson, T. Johnson, ROW 4: M. Tatum, L. Taylor, D. Williams, E. Thomason, S. Robinson, A. Be 11-fieid. ROW 5: F. John, L. Moore, S. Brown, E. Eubanks, D Taylor, C. Hubbard. ROW 6: D. Breedlove, D. Williams, D. Cross. ABOVE RIGHT: K. Hubbard and C. Hubbard are well cordinatcd in their steps. RIGHT: Girls dance to Shaft. Smooth Talkers Smooth Writers SPEECH TEAM, CREATIVE WRITING Does getting up and speaking in front of people make you nervous? To our speech team members this comes naturally. By participating in speech tournaments, each member shows his speaking talent in one of many categories. Due to an accident, Mrs. Timmerman was not at school for a good part of the year. However, everyone pitched in and once more the creative writing book was a success. BOTTOM: After much preparation and practice, L. Quigley delivers her speech. BELOW RIGHT: Students work hard at putting their thoughts down on paper. ABOVE LEFT: The Speech team ROW 1 N. Sawyer, S. Hawkinson, S. Eichman, C. Anderson ROW 2 D. Roberts, D. Cratz, M. Auvin, T. Hase, L. Qui-qley, B Bohanon, ROW 3: J. Johnson, J. Schmalz, T. Greene, T. Guzek, H. Roberts, Miss Blom. 55 Book Makers ORA TOR STAFF This yearbook displays only a fraction of the work that went into it. Each picture, sentence, and bit of art was carefully selected to best depict this year. Many times, those on the staff put in long hours to create this book. TOP CENTER: The Patriot Staff decided on what? TOP: Orator singers are 'true to their school while P. Trcbcsch tries to catch the football. ABOVE LEFT: M. Lova-as, Editor, points out some facts about the Orator procedure. ABOVE: B. Bohanon is hard at woik. 56 Write On, Right? PATRIOT STAFF Since the Patriot is funded fcy the School Board, the Patriot staff has been busier than in past years trying to put out a higher quality newspaper with more issues. As all would agree, they've succeeded. TOP RIGHT: Mug shot (Meg Gor-zycki). CENTER: Orator auditorium saves the yearbook! LEFT: Patriot Staff: ROW 1: T. Walden, J. Rico, M. Mattson, T. Mooney, K. Robertus, P. Johnson. MIDDLE: Mr. Grecnhagen (Advisor), TOP ROW: M. Mier, J. Reitsma, M. Gorzycki, C. Shockcncy, B. O'Reilly. BOTTOM CENTER: Orator Staff: ROW 1: T. Bredemus, L. Roberts, M. Lovaas, J. Fen-stra, R. Wamke, S. Perry, B. Bohanon, M. Sawyer, P. Trebcsch. BACK ROW: T. Greene, M. Ost-roum, T. Grcve, J. Zoldahn, S. Peterson, M. Kroening, Mr. Peterson (Advisor). ABOVE: B. O'Reilly and C. Shockency discuss the story of last Friday night. 57 BELOW: Would you belive he's one of my better student? wonders T. Stanoch as B. Sidle plays. RIGHT: Ten-hut! ABOVE: ROW 1: C. Maas, L. Roberts, B. Bohanon, C. Jones, B. Ekcrt, P. Neuman, J. Duffy, D. Olander, C. Siewart, L. Okcson, J. Fenstra. ROW 2: C. Harkins, K. Zurawski, E. Evanson, P. Fraser, N. Pederson, B. Peckles, J. Ziegwied, L. Michnowski, B. Iverson, T. Hase, T. Greene, D. Thorson, J. Nelson,B. Buchanan. ROW 3: C. Peterson, M. Wills, T. Nosser, P. Dorr, P. Hawkins, D. Lodin. RIGHT: The job isn't finished until the paper work is learned. se The Show Must Go On! TOURING SHOW Here they are, first and fifth hours. Though that sounds like any regular class hours, this is when the members of the 1976 Patrick Henry Touring Show practiced. They sang, danced, entertained, and amused young and old alike. TOP: ROW 1: L. Berg, J. Quarnstrom, B. Sidle, P. Johnson, A. Chell. ROW 2: M. Gellennan, C.Rieman, D. Isaacs, J. Hanson, T. Stanoch, Mr. Sly wester, D. Tinjum, D Woods, S. Edberg, M. Mier, M. Gorzycki, G. Johnson, B. Smith. LEFT: Mr. Sylwester helps them through the show. ABOVE: They not only put together a show, but they help build sets. 59 All Hands On Deck Stage Crew — Fall Tri. In all die auditoriums you went to this year, the stage crew worked long and hard to make sure curtains opened and closed, screens went up or down, microphones were set up, and stage props were properly arranged. A thanks goes to the stage crew for making our auditoriums a success! TOP: I hope Mr. Syiwester didn't catch that one, says M. Steiner as D. Joyer looks at Mr. Syiwester. ABOVE: Some people will do anything to get on stage, says J. Zagaros. RIGHT: ROW 1: D. Mier, T. Anderson. ROW 2: R. Fish, Mr. Syiwester, B. Doles. ROW 3: M. Steiner, J. Fox, J. Zagaros. ROW 4: A. Westburg, J. Pilarski, D. Lodcn, L. Whiteman. 60 SPORTS TOP LEFT: The boys start the first of three tough miles. TOP RIGHT: D. Berger is heading for the finish line. ABOVE: The girls got off to a good start in the Robbinsdale Invitational Meet. RIGHT: D. Gil-kerson is anticipating the finish. PAGE 63: TOP: C. Shokency is making his bid. CENTER: D. Woods runs like the wind. BOTTOM LEFT: J. Orr is the easy runner. BOTTOM RIGHT: ROW 1: L. Baumann, S. Milleren, D. Berger, M. Kraemer, J. Milleren, K. Christenson, M. Heinz, N. Sorenson, C. Bacon, L. Crone-miller. ROW 2: B. Stembridgc, S. Jones, T. Shopek, D. Gilkerson, G. Molstead, P. Hofmann, M. Kraemer, L. Schram, J. Orr, M. Gladhill, M. Heath. ROW 3: J. Fenstra, R. Merit 1, T. Hagstrom, C. Shokency, D. Woods, R. Boldue, B. Bolduc, S. Mruz, J. Schmaltz, A. Cronemiller, J. Ullom, T. Faue, D. Kojetonen, T. Keyes. 62 Truck On Pats CROSS COUNTRY This year's cross country team was extremely strong with seven varsity, twenty junior varsity, and six girl CC runners. The varsity team, led by Dave Woods, did exceptionally well. The team tied for first in the Conference standings and finished second in the City event. The team finished with a record of 7 wins 1 loss. The Junior Varsity team also had a good season running away undefeated in the City and winning the Regional meet. The girls team record, 8 wins 0 losses, placed the girls Debbie Berger, the teams 1 runner, 17th in the State meet. Girls Play To Win VOLLEYBALL, TENNIS Girl's volleyball seemed to be set up well and was spiked with accuracy as both the A squad and B squad finished 7 and 1 and placed second in the City. This year's tennis team, led by co-captains Stacy Eichman and Meg Gorzycki, consisted of many underclassmen swingers and only a few seniors. Finishing up the season with a 2 and 6 record, they look forward to a better season next year. RIGHT: ROW 1, H. VanDrasek, M. Sullivan, K. Nagel, R. Wamke. ROW 2, M. Malacko, D. Joyer, G. Spencer, C. Oien, P. Green, ROW 3, Ms. Shane, P. Smith, J. Nelson, B. Hcnsel, S. Lonn, V. Galajda, Mr. McDonnell. M ABOVE LEFT: ROW I: L. Gorzycki, L. Crook-er, J. Freshottc, T. Eichmau, K. Jenson, G. Durrand, ROW 2: J. Juncski, J. Harrer, M. Gorzycki, S. Elchin an, M. Bretto, N. Talbot, P. Mojkosiak, ROW 3: M. Bourgeois, J. Neubciger, K. Faulds, T. Gorzycki, S. Rundlc, R. Borea, D. Christopherson. ABOVE RIGHT: A show of sportsmanship. MIDDLE LEFT: Senior Stacy really swings. ABOVE: Co-captains Meg Gorzycki and Stacy Eichman. LEFT: Michelle really gets into it. 65 CENTER LEFT: ROW 1: N. Patrick, J. Walter, B. Henke, C. Bennett, L. Melichar, C. Neslunc. ROW 2: L. Bennett, J. Adam, T. Ericson, K. Moe, M. Welter, P. Cohl, ROW 3: P. Edwards, K. Johnson, N. Bak, T. Caouette, J. Niemi, B. Bohanon, Mrs. Hcfte. Slippery When Wet GIRL'S SWIM TEAM Girl's swimming, led by captain Barb Bohanon, had only two wins to end their season and placed 6th in the city. Although the team was plagued with many Josses, none were too severe and they seldom lost by more than a few points. 66 PAGE 66: TOP LEFT: Captain Barb Bohanon swims to another victory in the free style. TOP RIGHT: Coach catches them again. TOP LEFT: Only 14 laps left. TOP RIGHT: Shark! SHARK! LEFT: L. Bennett shows how it's done. ABOVE: Coach watches as team member swims to finish. RIGHT: There at last. 67 A Peek At Next Year SOPH., J. V. FOOTBALL This year's J. V. team did very well with a 6 and 2 record. Sophomores also had a good season with their 3-2 and 1 record. TOP LEFT: ROW 1: B. Ameson, B. Bergman, D. Kvam, F. Smith, C. Smith, R, Kraemer, M. Lundeen, D. Sheggrud, J. Harkins, T. Heryla, B. Hawk. ROW 2: D. Boken, J. Neveson, C. Neeley, M. Dick, S. Syensrud, R. Fenstra, M. Callander, R. O'Mara, J. Kavanah, D. Harmer, C. Randall, R. Hanson, D. Wcidabram. ROW 3: C. Stevens, R. Zajax, D. Kabinski, T. Croughford, D. Barham, R. Kraemer, L. Whitman, D. Laskowski, S. Lulligan, C. Lindville, J. Rounsdville, C. Limdeen, T. Pennaz. 68 PAGE 68: TOP CD'JTER: Henry shows a powerful defense by stopping a pass. TOP RIGHT: P. Ul-lom punts with excellent form. BOTTOM LEFT: J. Harkins tackles North's running back and forces a fumble. BOTTOM RIGHT: C. Undvall i kicking off in a Sophomore football game. PAGE 69: TOP: ROW 1: Mr. Miller, Mr. Swanson, Mr. Anderson, ROW 2: Mr. Francis, Mr. Chesner, Mr. Wyrowski. CENTER: J. V. Patriot tries for the impossible save. BELOW: ROW 1: T. Conclly, D. Lynch, M. Stumne, S. Ericson, J. Hanson, D. Hagcrty, D. Ellings, F. Beckman, M. Hinson. ROW 2: G. Kroll, R. Ybarra, D. Lindholm, D. Lodcn, D. MacArthur, R. Gerving, J. Minns, R. Belfry, M. Wills, K. Everett, M. Donahue, N. Hanson. BOTTOM LEFT: G. Bursey, brings ff86 to the ground. BOTTOM RIGHT: R. O'Mara tries outwitting his opponent. 69 Pats Ruff ’Em Up VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1975 football season didn't turn out so well for the Patriots. With the breaks against them for the better part of the season, they finished with a 2 and 6 record. Led by co-captains Dave Tin-jum and Brian Callander they defeated North, regaining the Northside Trophy, and made Homecoming a pleasant occasion by beating South. TOP CENTER LEFT: P. Anderson Mission: Goal line TOP CENTER: Mission accomplished, Touchdown! TOP LEFT: Bad call, Ref. CENTER LEFT: Co-Captain D. Tinjum is light on his feet FAR LEFT: Breaking away BOTTOM LEFT: Looking for his receiver. TOP RIGHT: S. Nortrom has lots of time to pass. CENTER RICHT: Ccod defense ABOVE: Defensive line at work. BOTTOM RIGHT: C. Orctad kicks off to Washburn. 71 72 LEFT: ROW 1: P. Dorr, D. Tinjum, S. Nortrom, T. Luckcn, D. Martin, S. Norton, D. Larson, B. Callander, S. Carlson, P. Anderson, C. Eickholt. ROW 2: T. Conely, T. Ericson, R. Ybarra, G. Kroll, P. Ullom, M. Roberts, B. Selton, C. Orstad, S. Peterson, G. Bursey, M. Stummnc, M. Rakos, S. Mas-lowski, M. Hinson, R. Klatt, E. Ebcrhardt. ROW 3: M. Donahue, D. Loden, D. Lynch, K. Everett, R. Gerving, R. Belfry, D. MacArthur, J. Minns, J. Hanson, D. Hagexty, S. Ericson, F. Beckman, R. Wills, D. Ellings, N. Hanson, D. Lindholm. TOP LEFT: P. Dorr cuts back to avoid being tackled. TOP RIGHT: C. Eickholt rushes to gain extra yardage. BOTTOM LEFT: S. Nortrom receives ball and heads down field. CENTER: C. Eickholt fires the ball into the air. CENTER RIGHT: S. Norton gives the Wash-bum backfield a hard time. BOTTOM RIGHT: M. Hinson is about to be devoured by the South Tigers. MIDDLE: C. Eickholt scrambles to save his neck. BOTTOM: C. Eickholt has that look of determination. 73 74 Patriots On Ice Henry Hockey Hockey is a favorite spectator's sport at Henry. This year's team did exceptionally well on the ice with teamwork playing an important part in the success of their season. Experience is also a major factor in their success. There are ten seniors on the team and all ten have been on the starting line-up. The team's strong scoring ability has been proven early in the season in games against North (9-1), and Edison (8-2). 75 TOP: C. Orstad puts his third home. CENTER: Henry scores once more! ABOVE: M. Hirsch takes a shot while T. Bohan is near and ready to assist. RIGHT: E. Und takes a shot on goal in our game against North! TOP CENTER: T. Bohan and C. Orstad pressure the Polar's goalie and score for the Patriots. CENTER LEFT: G. Johnson, goalie, deflects the Polars' weak attempt to score. BOTTOM CENTER: B. Kaunzer puts the goalie on his back with a powerful shot. 77 Dangerous When Wet The boy's swimming team is stroking for many wins in this '75-'76 season. Many long, wet, and hard hours go into the preparation for their meets. The team consists of 14 swimmers led by co-captain B. O’Reilly and C. Bruhjell. A great deal of effort and teamwork is behind the tanker's success. Boy’s Swim Team 78 ja ii4i MIDDLE LEFT: T. BruhjeU pushes to win another victory for Henry. FAR LEFT: J. Johnson performs the backstroke with determination. BOTTOM LEFT: A good start gives a Henry swimmer the advantage. LEFT: D. Jones shows how a dive should be done. BELOW: ROW 1: Co-Captains Bill O'Reilly, C. BruhjeU. ROW 2: Coach Hoel, T. Greve, J. Hanson, D. Woods, B. Bolduc, S. Book. ROW 3: J. Johnson, D. Jones, T. Gilbert, J. Hannc-man, J. Nelson, G. Benke, B. Henke, R. Hanson, T. Brujell. 79 RIGHT: V. Hcagerty shows expertise in balance while doing the splits on the balance beam. BELOW: This graceful buttcrfuly is P. Dickinson. CENTER: Vaulting techniques are demonstrated by C.Rich briefly before an important meet. BOTTOM LEFT: S. Swanson works to achieve perfection in a difficult movement on the balance beam. TOP CENTER: ROW It L. Berg, P. Dickinson, C. Gilkerson. ROW 2: V. Hcagerty, C. Powell, R. Reardon. ROW 3: M. Wallerius, C. Vickerman. FAR RIGHT: S. Fridgen performs an excellent walk over on the balance beam. BOTTOM CENTER: The uneven parallel bars are difficult to master, but it is done by V. Heagerty. BOTTOM RIGHT: ROW 1: J. Dorhn, D. Hasher, P. Dickinson, B. Rich, R. Rocha, J. Dungan. ROW 2: S. Eichman. S. Fridgen, K. Dungan, P. Rielly, P. Paxton, C. Rich. ROW 3: J. Juneski, B. Wryk, S. Swanson, J. Harrer, S. Teslow, S. Messiah, M. Borca, T. Gorzycki. Poise And Grace GIRL'S GYMNASTICS This year's gymnastic team got off to a leaping start. The team is expected to show extraordinary form and balance with many returning veterans. With only four present seniors, next year's team is expected to reach even higher heights. Jump Sky High! GIRL’S BASKETBALL This year's girl's basketball team finished the season with a record of 8 wins and 8 losses. Henry's girls were coached by Mr. Finger. The team was led by co-captains Jo Taylor and Lynn Elmer. Many hours of hard work were put in by the girls to prepare for a game. Thank you. Girls! 82 HENRY henry henry HENRY henry HENRY EN r TOP LEFT: D. Taylor really knows how to score. TOP CENTER: D. Christopherson watches on as D. Taylor makes the basket. FAR LEFT: D. Christopherson takes advantage of a free throw to raise the score. CENTER LEFT: J. Fox dribbles that ball right down the line. CENTER RIGHT: When W. Schake shoots, she scores. BOTTOM LEFT: Every two points counts toward a victory. LEFT: The starting tip-off of the game is made by P. Green and helped us win the game against West. TOP: ROW 1: L. Rudolph, D. Christopherson, N. Talbot, L. Williams, M. Auvin. ROW 2: Coach K. Stephens, L. Edstrom, D. Kohl, J. Fox, P. Smith, M. Kctter, J. Fox. ABOVE: ROW 1: L. Elmer, S. Lynch, D. Christopherson, P. Green. ROW 2: W. Schake, D. Taylor, Coach R. Finger, J. Russell, P. Vasseur. 83 MIDDLE: S. Douglas shows great floor work. BELOW: VARSITY TEAM: ROW1: D. Breedlove. T. Hanschen. S. Douglas, C. Eickholt, D. Brewer, ROW 2: T. Petro, D. Lodin, P. Ullom, T. Fish, A. Bellfield, D. Gross. BOTTOM: C. Eickholt attempts a lay-up before the opposition closes in. BOTTOM CENTER: P. Ullom tries for two more points. TOP: SOPH. TEAM: ROW 1: J. Ybarra, D. Gilkcrson, E. Ebcrhar-dt, T. Crawford, B. Bergman, L. Baumann, ROW 2: B. Hempl, T. Pennaz, R. Smudes, F. John, R. Kramer, L. King, not pic. M. Callander. 85 RIGHT: It's my ball and you can't have it! exclaims B. Bergman. BELOW: Soph. F. John jumps into the game to score a basket. BELOW RIGHT: P. Ullom shows perfect form in a jump shot. FAR RIGHT: T. Hanschen can dribble that ball right down the line and past everyone. CENTER: Sink it, Aaron, Sink it! CENTER RIGHT: Oh! Oh! Looks like trouble. BOTTOM CENTER: Up, up and away! BOTTOM RIGHT: D. Breedlove shoots to give Henry the early lead. 66 Trouble Shooters SOPHOMORE AND VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL This year's basketball team was tough on the court. With one game left to play, their record stands at 6 wins, 7 loses. Four senior veterans returned and were placed on the starting line-up. The team's coach is Mr. Seikkula. 87 Pins And Wins HENRY WRESTLING The year 1975 was a rebuilding year for Henry’s wrestling team. Out of forty participants only two were returning seniors. There were a few individual wrestlers who performed well, but the team was unable to balance their skill for a good season. Despite their record, the team spirit remained high. TOP LEFT: IVc got you now! says J. Trombley. TOP CENTER: Going down? ABOVE: If he's dead, bury him. RIGHT: L. Pudlick has an extra hold. M RIGHT: ROW 1: J. Trombley, M. Trombley, D. Mac-Arthur, J. Shopck, M. Kraemcr, G. Haspert, M. Krac-mcr. ROW 2: T. Luckcn, J. Harkins, K. Hecht, L. Pud-lick, J. Ullom, D. Heagerty, R. Reinking, K. Cich, E. O'Reilly, B. Galvin, S. Jones, (not pictured--J. Victor) 89 ABOVE: Manager; G. Tinker, co-captain; L. Pudlick, coach; M. Miller, assistant coach; B. Sabatkc, co-captain; M. Kraemcr. RIGHT: M. Trombley strives to pin his man. BELOW: J. V. wrestler M. Trombley achieves a win and five points for his team. i imr. Hhkim Bird Watchers! GIRL’S BADMINTON The girl's badminton team has returning veterans to lead them through a successful season. Coach Pecchia is optimistic and expects the girls to top last year's record of 8 and 2. Keep those birdies flying to victories, girls! TOP: I can't help but get tangled up in the net of my game, says S. Lonn. ABOVE: So There! S. Talbot says to her opponent as she scores. CENTER: J. Nelson is really a bird watcher. TOP RIGHT: BADMINTON TEAM: ROW 1: J. Nelson, M. Baurcr, A. Bitner, V. Olson. ROW 2: B. Lindgren, S. Rundle, C. Talbt, S. Eichman, L. Stommel. 91 Think Snow! HENRY SKI TEAMS Henry’s Cross Country, Jumping, and Slalom Ski Teams handled an invigorating season this year! The teams are young, and thus next year's teams will consist of many returning veterans. Our skiers are coached by Mr. Greenhagen and Mr. Waller. TOP: And the race is on as J. Lantto gives it all he's got! ABOVE: CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ROW 1: R. Merkl, D. Klein, J. Pearson, J. Lantto, Coach Waller, Coach Greenhagen. ROW 2: R. Bolduc, S. Habel, T. Lobash, M. Bro-ten ROW 3: C. Baron, D. Joyer, J Bretto. ROW 4: L. Berger, S. Gunderson, J. Quarnstrom, S. Milleren. ROW 5: S. Bcrres, M. Bacon, C. Neslund, D. Berger. ROW 6: K. Moe, N. Sorenson, C. Hilger, M. Heinz. MIDDLE: R. Olson takes one of his slalom runs in the City Conference. RIGHT: Ray Merkle is Double Pole through Wirth Park Trails. 92 TOP CENTER: M. Broten uses skill to aid another victory for Henry's Slalom Team. TOP LEFT: Is it my turn now?, asks anxious D. Berger! ABOVE: SLALOM TEAM: ROW 1: Coach Creen-hagen, Coach Waller, B. W'amke, J. Sorenson, D. Stejaskl, K. Carver, K. Coski, J. Fridgen, C. Bennette: ROW 2: J. Rannow, D. Barhan, R. Olson, N. Hill, M. Broten, J. Rico, J. Taylor, B. Iverson, E. Evanson, L. Crone-miller, L. Melchar, D. Granger, S. Anderson, S. Lonn, T. Rainville. LEFT: K. Carver gracefully weaves in and out of the poles. 93 BELOW: M. Broten hurls into the air off of the ski Jump. RIGHT: R. Hanson takes flight. BOTTOM LEFT: N. Hanson prepares to hit the slope with excellent form. BOTTOM CENTER: Henry's R. Hanson side steps up the hill to prepare for his next flight. 94 . '-_- A Deuce Of A Team Boy’s Tennis The boy's tennis team is returning with many veterans. They are preparing a season to top last season's record. Vem Backes is the coach and is optimistic with six returning lettermen. The team stresses individualism along with unified effort! TOP: J. Cameron serves the ball superbly. TOP RIGHT: T. Bredemus connects with an excellent forehand swing. ABOVE: ROW 1: T. Bredemus, J. Cameron, G. Tinker, Mr. Backes. ROW 2: L. Nord, B. Bolduc, T. Fish. 95 Putt, Putt HENRY GOLF Golf is a sport that is seldomly recognized at Henry. Although the girls' and boys teams are expected to be small, they will have experienced members returning. The captain of the boys' team, Pat Dorr, had an excellent season last year, missing a chance at the Regional Tournament by only one stroke. TOP RIGHT: M. waiters pr Jorgenson, P. Kohl and M. Walters make a small but successful team. CENTER: Captain P. Dorr and team member J. Seidc. LEFT: Mary Jo, can't you decide which club to use? % TOP: R. Bolduc has the rest of the team eating his dust. MIDDLE LEFT: D. Cilkerson pulls ahead of the pack. A-BOVE: What goes up, must come down. ABOVE RIGHT: Redball Jets give that springy feeling. LEFT: D. Woods could leap a building with a single bound. 97 RIGHT: P. Reilly, D. Larson and D. Berger await the results of their relay. BELOW: P. Reilly shows her anxiousness to begin a relay. BOTTOM LEFT: L. Bergen pushes herself to another victory! BOTTOM RIGHT: Coach Can-ham looks pleased at the results of another meet. t 98 Feat Upon Feet HENRY TRACK The outlook for this spring's track team is good with a large portion of last year's team returning. In the long run, the team is destined to come out ahead. They have a lot of enthusiasm and they are really looking forward to leaving their competitors in the dust! TOP: C. Shockency is alone and in die lead. ABOVE: E. Kwos goes up, up, and away! CENTER LEFT: Teachers help by timing runners at a track meet. LEFT: Beep! Beep! The road-runner is on his way! 99 It's A Hit! HENRY BASEBALL This year's baseball team consists of many returning veterans. Their experience, plus the enthusiasm of their fellow players, promises Henry a winning season. TOP: B. Callander swings into another victory. CENTER LEFT: A patriot enjoys the game, but wishes he could play CENTER RIGHT: Stare down the opposing pitcher, Tab, not the camera! ABOVE: Seniors B. Callander, D. Larson, R. Klatt, and T. Erickson. RIGHT: T. Erickson looks forward to a deceptive pitch and a successful season. 100 FACULTY Our Leaders Dear Class of '76: During this Bicentennial year you will hear many people talking or writing about For what should we be thankful? It is my feeling that we should be most thankful for our freedom of the press, free speech, freedom of assembly and everywhere in this country, a free people. But freedom means responsibility. This country will be counted great only as it uses its strengths and re -sources to try to help others help themselves! We, the adults, leave you all the treasures of the past, all the problems of the future. All the best! D. L. Burton DONALD L. BURTON Principal 103 FLORENCE TIMMERMAN. DOREEN SAVAGE, HELEN SMI'IH-English CONSTANCE BLOM, LARRY CREENHACEN Speech G English JEAN MUELLER English Like To Teach The World . . . ” English And Foreign Language The teachers at Henry have done their best this past year to help students. They try to prepare students for life after graduation, and in most areas succeed. We have tried to capture them in a way in which you will remember them. lift ' - KATHLEEN ZIEGENFUSS, HANNAH OFSTHUN Math 106 Science, Math, Business WESLEY ANDERbON, RONALD BEAUCHANE History 109 in Industrial Arts, Art, Home Economics, Special Education THERESA FOSTER Home Economics .x ALVIN QUIRING Industrial Arts no BRAD BORSHEIM Industrial Arts DUANE WIITA, ALLEN KAVANUK Special Education PETER AGULAR, ROBERT TAURING Industrial Aits HAROLD BOBGAN Art Not pictured: DANIEL GUSTAFSON, and JAMES HELLER, Coordinators. PATRICIA K OOP MANS JEAN PECCHIA Phy. Ed., Health MARGARET SHANE Phy. Ed., Health GEORGE TRAFICANTE Music GERALD OAKVIK Music Coordinators, Health, Physical Education, Music GERALD McGOWAN Phy Ed, Health 113 H. Wojcak, M. Weir, C. Kcven, C. Hanneman, L. Youngcn, L. Bachman, M, Kosloski, E. Lafferty, B. Krambcr, R. Dorr.--Secretarial Staff C. Wlggen (not shown P. Mosher, M. Daniel) — Media Staff Behind The Scenes SEATED: P. Erickson, H. Meline, STANDING: L. Lodin, L. Brue, B. Farnham, R. Sibley S. Gish, E. Tolkincn, M. Ahmann—Teacher Aides J. Matthews, G. Wcsterman, (not shown P, Viser, E. Peploc)—Tutors Mr. Kassera, a math teacher at Henry, was unable to teach this year due to health 114 reasons. SEATED: L. Dubois, P. Hanson, D. Milleon, C. Quiqley W. Robcc. STANDING: VV. White, P. Juetten, S. Meier SEATED: L. Wilson, G. Fish, A. Kosel, B. Miller, STANDING: I. Hanson, D. Turnquist, L. Dudos, D. Sherman, T. ll UNDERCLASSMEN Old Days . . . Funny Faces . . . This year at Patrick Henry we have an extremely large underclassmen body. The majority of our school spirit is held by our freshman, sophomores, and juniors. We are proud students and we have faith in our underclassmen to carry on our traditions, love, spirit, and good times after we are gone! TOP: R. Antolak has trouble with his locker. CENTER LEFT: A chilly day for a fire drill! CENTER: The music men; T. Guzek, H. Roberts, and C. Hotchkiss. BELOW: Band members returning from practice. HOMEROOM 02 (BELOW) ROW 1: J. Pendzimas, M. Heath; Y. Brewer, L. Jakowski. ROW 2: C. Cowan, S. Cheryl, C. Bennett, D. Bar-ragan, L. Barragan. ROW 3: E. Wryk, P. Edwards, P. Schirmers, R. Autio, R. Hagen, Ms. Koopmans. ROW 4: N. Bak, J. Bell, P. Skeesick, D. Granger, T. Erickson, B. Brown 116 HOMEROOM 01 (LEFT) ROW 1: T. Meister, S. Neuberger, T. Fish, G. Kampe, J. Olson. ROW 2: L. Lee, C. Hoppenrath, W. Juntunen, P. Waselak, K. Golden, ROW 3: R. Mata, R. Fenstra, J. Fust, T. Shephard, W. Luoma. ROW 4: R. Isaacs, W. German, A. Crawford, D. Auppetlc, R. Olson, V. Kaine. HOMEROOM 04 1CE (BELOW) ROW 1: D. Roberts, T. Shopek, B. Biom, A. Brask, T. Booth, T. Brows-seau. ROW 2: T. Carlberg, D. Byd-lon, B. Hawk, M. McLennan, M. Ed-gren, J. Mangen, ROW 3: M. Seide, R. O'Mara, M. Lundeen, T. Jacob-with, L. Peluf, B. Race. ROW 4: T. Druk, D. Kubinski, C. Hirsch, C. Linuall, S. Nortrom, S. DoHerty, A. Simms. HOMEROOM 04 (BOTTOM) ROW 1: M. Cranlund, J. Comiea, J. Randall, G. Nelson, K. Rivers, D. Beckers. ROW 2: J. Dahlstrom. D. Wamke, P. Pry, D. Moss, M. Krae-mer, J. Judge, E. Davis. ROW 3: Mr. Swanson, P. Nurson, T. Bruhjcll, B. Iverson, B. Stoen, K. Stoen, T. Wa-ight. ROW 4: R. Joyce, K. Rakes, W. Hanson, E. Quaas, S. Wincek, T. Buck. ROW 5: C. Presler, J. Stiles, J. Kruse, E. Eberhardt, D. Scherber, G. McCullough, J. Ullom, S.Mruz. . . . Full Of Love And Laughter . . . 117 Fine Days Gone Away . . . HOMEROOMS 108, 201, 21S, (BOTTOM) ROW 1: P. Rosen, K. Malm, M. Moss, ROW 2: T. Partlow, L. Okan, C. Anderson, L. Stommel. ROW 3: J. Sa-wina, K. Coski, J. McCullough, S. Brown. ROW 4: R. Engstrand, M. Ra-kos, R. Bakkcn, S. Burke, J. Benecke. TOP CENTER: M. Lundeen and M. Sheggrud rest before a tough workout for football. CENTER: J.V. Football Cheerleaders head out for a cheer! BOTTOM LEFT: D. Lindholm puts on his thinking cap. HOMEROOM 08 (BELOW) ROW 1; K. Cray, D. Faue, C. Par-vey, T. Michels, E. Turner, C. Orozco, S. Leuthardt. ROW 2: J. Daugherty, J. Osterberg, C. Hildreth, J. Taylor. J. Joyce, L. Redning, S. Mil-leon. ROW 3: L. Hbckext, J. Joyce, M. Thompson, C. Kaine, M. Malcko, N. Campbell, S. Coyle, P. Nelson. ROW 4: M. Hildreth, D. Ceist, T. Cowen, C. Peterson, C. Hale, E. Nelson, C. Bacon, M. Sullivan, N. Patrick. ROW 5: L. Lamdvik, S. Manzke, T. Harkins, J. Hanneran, D. Crooker, R. Manzke, J. Nevison, D. Hautla. 118 HOMEROOM 07, 09 (TOP) ROW 1: L.Rudolph, C.Kruchten, C. Hurley, T.Brown, J.Dungan, K.Nagel ROW 2: R. Knudson, S. Campbell, D. Christopherson, L. Prince, M. Bourgeois Xlr.Wiita ROW 3: S.Oien K. Coski, S.Bakken, K.Pyle, N.Tad-wig, J.Moran ROW 4: M. Way man, L. Basham, L.Cramer, A.Reynolds, B. Sutton, M.Alseth HOMEROOM 100 (ABOVE) ROW 1: K.Kehoe, R.Hanson, J.Kos-loski, S.Roderi ck, A.King, J.Nelson, L.Lynn ROW 2: j.Slaughter, A.YGarre, D.Faulds, S.Fricke, A. Murschel, P. Beynon ROW 3: J.Henderson, T.Feehan, P.Hofmann, D.Ha-mack, R. Mitchell, K. Sabas, Mr. Can-ham ROW 4: J.Carlson, G.Juntunen, S.Jacobson, M.Corbecky, B.Magnuson, K.Beig NODDLE LEFT: L.Borgan, C.Maslowski and T.Rice help decorate the auditorium for Homecoming. LEFT: R. Iverson leaps to safety! 119 HOMEROOMS 110 115 (RIGHT) ROW 1: D. Walker, D. Beauliev, R. Rogman, S. Woodworth, R. Borgeson, P. Pederson. ROW 2: T. Anderson, R. Habcl, P. Hasslcr, E. Rainville, J. Cameron, M. Callander. ROW 3: D. Thedens, R. Blomquist, M. Bitner, M. Mulligan, J. Day, W. Johnson, Mr. Aguilar, ROW 4: P. Dlstel, D. Nelson, D. Miller, J. Kosloski, K. Rudolph, T. Natysin, T. Kertzman. HOMEROOM 113 (MIDDLE) ROW 1: M. Saukkola, C. Connley, K. Cich. ROW 2: J. Sandberg, T. Partlow, C. Edttrom, K. McGandy. ROW 3: G. Scheideggee, G. Bursey, S. Susnik, J. Wedcbrand. RIGHT: The ballon man, J. Schmulz CENTER: Studying in the library? BEIOW: Junior girls anxious to return to class after pep fest. BOTTOM CENTER: The halls empty fast on a Friday afternoon. BOTTOM LEFT: M. Montionc, J. Kline and T. Lang work as a team when disecting. ,ilium Old Days, Good Times To Remember . . . HOMEROOM 116 (ABOVE) ROW 1: K. Booth, T. Cregg, T. Zierman, R. Carter, J. Pearson. ROW 2: R. Hammond, R. Drossel, D. Ar-bogast, R. Johnson, C. Richards, S. Snyder, MR. Johnson. ROW 3: C. Freeman, R. Gunderjohn, K. Soder, T. Dahl, D. Carter, D. Kelopez, M. Pennaz. ROW 4: M. Adamson, M. Sletton, W. Hillukka, B. Dillow, J. Armstrong, R. Norris. HOMEROOM 114 (TOP) ROW 1: T. Anderson, R. Fish, D. Meir, W. Hodgerman. ROW 2: M. Steiner, J. Zagaros, B. Dols, Mr. Sylwester. ROW 3: A. Westberg, L Yaeger, L. Whitman, J. Fox. Crazy Days And Lazy Days HOMEROOM 119 (BELOW) ROW 1: V. Phillips, J. Boege, D. Hohn. ROW 2: S. Brossard, P. Virchow, J. Ritten, K. Durand. ROW 3: T. Gracn, T. Hcryla, K. Fitzgerald, C. Fagcrlee. ROW 4: M. Smith, J. Majkozak, J. Nelson. 122 HOMEROOM 123 (ABOVE) ROW I: T. Filipek, J. Cove, D. Hashers, S. Brindamour, T. Hicks, ROW 2: C. Meyer, B. Krocning, M. McNutt, M. Miccli, S. Jung. ROW 3: D. Kirby, D. Cilkcrson, J. Michnowski, T. Seide, C. Thiclcn. ROW 4: D. Schopt, T. Renstrom, C. Walden, T. Williams, E. Thomason, T. Petro. ABOVE: Seide and Baldwin find practice makes perfect. TOP: The band put on great halftime shows this year. THANK YOU, PH Marching Band! RIGHT: Relaxation can be found anywhere! BOTTOM: B. Stocn and J. Dawson find class work both fun and a challenge. TOP LEFT: K. Macarther, A. Bitncr, D. Hasher, discuss what's going on as D. Carlson and S. Teslow attempt something new! TOP RIGHT: K. Goski finds little time for relaxing. LEFT: After I'm done working, I like to sit and rest. HOMEROOM 120 (ABOVE) ROW 1: A. Fisher, L. Raymond, S. Larson, L. Quigley, D. Coder, N. Busiahn, ROW 2: J. Hcdlund, R. Holz-heu, D. Beneke, L. Aronson, V. Dis-chinger, T. Minell, Ms. Shane ROW 3: P. Durand, J. Frechette, S. Katchmaik, B. Savkkola, S. Raymond, C. Bookey, M. Furst, ROW 4: B. Lingren, C. Johnson, L. Bergstrom, P. Kohl, K. Underwood, Kk. K. Wojciak, P. Zandlo. HOMEROOM 124 (LEFT) ROW 1: K. Pete non, D. Hagstrom, K. Honcyford, S. Wicklund, W. Lukas ROW 2: D. Peyerson, J. Lantto, C. Kranitz, J. Randall, R. Jacobwith, Mr. Carlson ROW 3: D. Gellerman, S. Heimsoth, T. Caovette, D. Robeck, G. Kramps, S. Wortman 123 Memories So New, And Yet So Old TOP: Preparing for Homecoming! HOMEROOM 126, 128 (ABOVE) ROW It R. Kroen-ing, D.Matuska, K. Higgins, C. Gustafson, L. Kiely, M. Kraemer ROW 2. Mr. Miller, B.Turner, M.Jorgenson, D.Ellings, D. Joyer ROW 3: C. Chase, W. McKean, M. Hinson, D.Brewer, Mr.Beauchane ROW 4: T.Jeska, M. Wills, A.Bates, M. Wilkins R. Kavanagh, T. Fish CENTER: Could it be lunch time? HOMEROOM 125 (RIGHT) ROW 1 B. Henke, D.Kohagen, R.Swan, J.Laughlin, D. Pukal ROW 2: M.Suhrbier, E.Woolfe, G. Sisson, D.Townsend, R.Tueit, Mr. Finger ROW 3: D.Plaisance, L.Shields, G. Pierce, S. Weiland, J.Mooney, S.Lynch ROW 4: P.Nesser, L. Nelson, D. Pearson, M. Ragg, J.Karbo, D.Sylvander ROW 5: R.Hanson, D.Modecn, T.Miller, A. Wong, T.Penske, K. Nagel 124 UPPER LEFT: A jumping leap saves the game! ABOVE: R. Bolduc wisely uses his spare time in the library. HOMEROOM 130, 131, 134 (TOP) ROW 1: E.Jensen, C.Sheggrud, P.Buu, T.Loye, T.Pendzimas, ROW 2: D. Anderson, C.Rich, J.Christopherson, J.Kleman ROW 3: C.Presler, R.Rader, D.Hodgeman, K.Kasel-nak, D.Kilbo, C.Sheffield ROW 4: C.Hutera, K. Hubbard, M.Kroening, C.Stang, A.Eubands, ROW 5: T. Cohen, R. Miller, L. Nelson, L. Du fault, S.Teslow, S.Kappel HOMEROOM 132, 203, 204, 300 (MIDDLE) ROW 1: B.Stembridgc, J.Limper, N.Galas, P. Darby, C.Lynch, M.Ostlund, A.Sandland ROW 2: B.Pentz, T.Toft, J. Russell, T.Gorzy-cki, J.Juneski, L.Klein, E.Conley ROW 3: P. Fairbank, B.Robinson, C.Penttinen, M.Heath, A. Linn, D.Shockency, R.Parker ROW 4: B. Maleski, B.Sandwick, M. Baucrmcistcr, D. Lodin, R.Belfrey, D.Klein, M.Hockert HOMEROOM 133 (LEFT) ROW 1 S.Younkin, B. Uhlcnkatt, J.Neuberger, R.Rocha, J.Tcschon-dorf, ROW 2: J. Ayres, S.Steinhilbcr, D.Mi-nell, L.Majkozak, T.Haataja, S.Powell, T. Migliaccio ROW 3: D. Green, R.Hurley, K. Moe, F. Zappa, D. Roost, B. Kelvie, Mrs.Mueller ROW 4: K. Hartley, T. Frydentund, V.Sand-ey, L.Mulliner, M.Bohan, M. Andersen, S. Berres. 1?S Long Days And Short Days HOMEROOM 206 208 (RIGHT) ROW 1: D. Goodridge, G. Carlson, M. Orr, K. Swan, S. Tatum, M. Anderson. ROW 2: L. Hinson, C. Bourgeois, T. Hanson, J. Brathen, P. Begin, K. Klinger. ROW 3: C. Ink la, S. Nelson, L. LaMere, J. Welter, G. Coonrad, P. Svobodny. ROW 4: J. Sorbcl, R. Mcrkl, J. Selton, J. Tolkinen, T. Passenheim, C. Richmyre, J. Zajac. HOMEROOM 209 (BELOW) ROW 1: V. Anderson, A. Bitner, K. Anderson, D. Durenbcrger. ROW 2: J. Klinke, L. Bcmdt, R. Tyo, M. Engstran, B. E-kert. ROW 3: L. Heebl, V. Bates, S. Jansson, T. Erickson, M. Aamodt, Ms. Edwards. ROW 4: S. Dunn, B. Anderson, G. Nesbitt, K. Olson, D. Grahn, M. Soxncrson. HOMEROOM 212 (RIGHT) ROW 1: L. Loftman, N. Elstrom, R. Erickson, L. Peterson. ROW 2: S. Maahs, E. O'Leary, D. Lucas, I. Groh, J. Phelps, D. Roback. ROW 3: M. Keyes, S. Haukom, J. Peterson, R. Rudolph, M. Marsh, L. Wosick. ROW 4: D. Schrugg, R. Stafford, P. Doherty, J. Kline, T. Lang, S. Polivka, S. Nie-mi. CENTER RIGHT: L. Olson, J. Cordell, J. Bun aw, J. Sorbell and G. Braaten arc drawing, reading, and staring a-round the drafting room. 126 TOP: K. Olson busily works while D. Breen is getting help from T. Olson. BOTTOM LEFT: T. Rainville relaxes and enjoys a good book. HOMEROOM 214 (TOP) ROW 1: A. Schneider, L. Sabas, J. Jones, M. Annoni, P. Majkozak, K. Cronquist, L. Ma-rinelli. ROW 2: A. Nygard, M. Montcon, M. Baurr, T. Moon, L. Elmer, P. Reilly. ROW 3: P. Peabody, J. Olson, S. Stensrud, C. Hilgcr, C. Maslowski, T. Stempf, B. Mattie. ROW 4: G. Lorentzen, R. Iverson, M. Trombley, J. Laltoud, W. Bcemer, J. Robeck, J. Harkins. HOMEROOM 217 (BOTTOM) ROW 1: D. Larson, B. Ru-dick, C. McLean, Ms. Blom. ROW 2: C. Lene, G. Taus, S. Robinson, L. Pearson. ROW 3: B. Reynolds, B. Ny-land, L. Thelen, L. Stommel. ROW 4: J. Russel, T. Johnson, L. Iliff, J. Mann, L. Mehner. 127 HOMEROOM 220 (BOTTOM) ROW 1: P. Perkins, D. Anderson, M. Opat, J. Milleren. ROW 2: S. Wincek, D. Thalin, C. Anderson, L. Johnson, L. Deriel, Ms. Lietz. ROW 3: M. Gladhill, M. Berg, B. Raabe, K. Schiffman, A. Bccmer, L. Gorzycki. ROW 4: R. Reed, R. Peterson, J. Bretto, J. Dawson, D. Adams, C. Sumdberg. ROW 5: R. Neunsinger, J. Wietor, J. Schwalbe, L. Danielson, T. Bursey, T. Reilly, G. Dols. HOMEROOM 218 (BELOW) D. Harmen, B. Simning, L. Marth, S. Kehoc, V. Starks. ROW 2: D. Laskowski, J. Mattila, J. Kavanagh, J. Hammer, F. Smith. ROW 3: G. Young, D. Wedcbrand, C. Nedez, R. Johnson, C. Randall. TOP CENTER: Seniors P. Knimp, B. Christianson and R. Klatt assist sophomore B. Couture in shop class. RIGHT: Roaming tire halls is a favorite pastime of B. Anderson and B. Biom. 128 Moments To Remember HOMEROOM 221 301 (LEFT) ROW 1: Mr. Skavnak, T. Lynch, C. Schrugg, K. Christenson, ROW 2: D. Alexander, B. Lee, D. Moses, R. Rassat. ROW 3: D. Sandland, S. Moriarty, G. Bennett, R. Harper, R. Chamberlain. ROW 4: A. Trumbie, M. Rhines, M. Wichem, B. Dreyer, H. Andy. HOMEROOM 223 (ABOVE) ROW 1: T. Berger, T. Joliceur, R. Babckuhl, D. Hudck, D. Breen, J. Sathcr. ROW 2: J. Harrer, T. Antolak, R. Gustafson, H. Heinecke, S. Dondc linger, L. Do-vich. ROW 3: M. Maiciniak, D. Schlcppenbach, D. Steinbach, S. Erickson, T. Gilbert, T. Wrobel, R. Allalaack. ROW 4: T. Rundles, J. Fclber, B. Leiter, A. Geer, R. Dcn-rcr, P. Gilbert, B. Hempel. CENTER LEFT: R. Bolduc is fascinated by an adventure story he is reading. LEFT: A student attempts to decorate the bare halls of Henry High. 129 Time Passes So Quickly HOMEROOM 302 (TOP) ROW 1: B. Bowen, P. Green, B. Gowdy, N. Talbot, J. Groth, D. Bostrom, J. Orr, ROW 2: L. Bonnet, N. Witte, M. Au-vin, V. Galajda, K. Faulds, J. Har-rer, N. Sorenson, ROW 3: J. Adam, M. Fay, L. Skrede, D. Carlson, J. Harrer, M. Bookey, D. Bokon, T. Hagstrom. ROW 4: R. Smudc, T. Lo-bash, C. Hotchkiss, B. Bergman, J. Kohagen, D. Eiklouts, T. Pennaz, J. Shores. BOTTOM CENTER: C. Powell is caught behind the bars of room 206. BELOW: Underclassmen show strong support for Henry's football team. MIDDLE: Registration proved to be a challenge to many of our underclassmen. HOMEROOM 303 (TOP) ROW 1: P. Maxwell, A. Tyo, C. Haspent, T. Hanson. ROW 2: L. Dermsen, C. Guderjohn, C. McEachem, L. Ksia-xek, Mr. Doble. ROW 3: G. Peterson, B. Jacobwith, J. Oelmcge, R. Mer-rins, D. Isaacs. ROW 4: G. Wincek, D. Tetzlaff, J. Wassather, W. Ring-ate, L. Kvam, S. Stillman. HOMEROOM 304 (LEFT) ROW 1: S. Swanson, N. O'Brien, J. Puduck, S. Camp, D. Stejskal, A. Shomshack, T. Heim. ROW 2: D. Opheim, R. Hanson, T. Lucht, M. Johnson, C. Hotchkiss, R. Lind, B. Otto, D. Kohl, S. Anderson, ROW 3: D. Strohschcin, C. Kadcr, S. Hable, L. Melichar, J. Nicmi. ROW 4: F. John, M. Kettcr, B. Pichotta, J. Sawina, J. Reardon, J. Schultz, D. Weeks, T. Michard. HOMEROOM 30S (RIGHT) ROW 1: L. Bowen, J. Kosloski, D. Jensen, P. Olson. ROW 2: T. Kclvie, S. Brundago, K. Szczech, J. Mitchell, D. Larson, T. Borer. ROW 3: J. Campion, T. Scattarells, L. Moore, O. Hoffman, C. Zins. ROW 4: B. Olson, P. Ross, C. Bisson, D. Eggleston, L. Witte, W. Harkncss. ROW 5: K. Scherfen-berg, S. Reeve, A. Buttt, P. Nemcs, E. Stumne, B. Manyon. HOMEROOM 306 (MIDDLE) ROW 1: M. Overacker, G. Schwartz, H. Tyo. ROW 2: R. Miller, M. Broten, M. Opheim, S. Sellers, C. Schmeichel, M. Wuollet. ROW 3: R. Erickscn, D. Peterson, D. Nelson, J. Victor, J. Trombley. ROW 4: C. McQueen, J. Mins, M. Waselak, D. McKeen, C. Lamb, R. Bolduc. BELOW: S. Larson and L. Stommcl take a breather from cheerleading pra-tice. BOTTOM: An underclassman tries to solve the riddles of life! BOTTOM CENTER: Underclassmen senators participate in a leadership workshop! Days Of Love And Feeling Fancy Free . . . HOMEROOM 308 31S (ABOVE) ROW 1: S. Johnson, J. Neuberger, J. Brown, K. Fowler, D. Gardner, J. Larsen. ROW 2: L. Borgen, S. Dailey, M. Wallerius, L. Gregory, M. Kessler, L. Jorgenson. ROW 3: L. Wold, L. Elmer, C. Maslowski, T. Rico, T. Norstroxn, C. Oicn. ROW 4: B. Smith, H. As-gian, E. Smith, E. O'Riclly, S. Jones, Mr. Carlson. ROW 5: H. Roberts, T. Fauc, B. Joyce, W. Kittlcson, D. Bar-han. MIDDLE: C. Peterson whistles while he's working! HOMEROOM 307 (TOP) ROW Is K. Wientjes, R. Bokovoy, J. Dohro. ROW 2: B. Thompson, A. Gerszewski, L. Pudlick, L. Berger, Mr. Bergerson. ROW 3: M. Ketter, T. Nesser, J. Greve, M. Rakos. ROW 4: L. Nord, J. Heineck, B. Fritz, C. Fish, J. Stang. 133 TOP: Underclassmen are caught in the swing of things at our annual street dance. CENTER: D. Opheim hunies to leave after another day at school. BELOW: J. Berg takes time out of a busy day to browse through a magazine. HOMEROOM 310 313 (BOTTOM) ROW 1: T. Thompson, P. Derheim, M. Zins, J. Ybarra. ROW 2: K. Hanson, L. Ybarra, D. Jackson, B. Nelson, L. Pentz, S. Witzman. ROW 3: D. Mar-ohnic, G. Spencer, K. Simmons, D. Brendt, W. White, L. Hanson. ROW 4: C. Sobraski, J. Jannson, M. Ballanger, D. Gerving, P. Slaughter, B. Wallerius. ROW 5: S. Schmidt, D. Ncsscr, M. Neeley, D. Wichlund, K. Johnson, J. Fox. 134 Was It Not Only Yesterday? HOMEROOM 311 (BOTTOM) ROW 1: S. Messiah, P. Paxton, P. Polaski, K. O'Reilly, C. Pry, D. Nelson. ROW 2: L. Taylor, J. White, S. Volante, R. Lundahl, P. Reisig, A. Ricker. ROW 3: V. Olson, S. Swanson, D. Holt, R. Otterstetter, T. Peterson, B. Schlep-penbach, S. Mulligan, L. Michael, P. Theis. ROW 5: C. Johnson, B. Roslin, P. Pudlick, M. Wortman, B. Nelson, D. Sheggrud. TOP: One of the pastimes of underclassmen is doodling. MIDDLE: With golden hair so fair, she works with much care. 135 HOMEROOM 312 (RIGHT) ROW 1: C. Carlson, K. Dungan, L. Bievcr, K. Mattila, S. Larson, T. Lutz. ROW 2: A. Burnham, M. McDonald, M. Bo-rca, J. Dunladey, P. Brosseau, C. Moe, S. Cummins. ROW 3: L. Ed-strom, K. Agness, L. Manzkc, D. Berger, L. Cronemiller, P. Bums, D. Aronson. ROW 4: D. Kojctln, S. Lonn, J. Borer, D. Deconski, L. Lindgren, B. Lasota, S. Johnson. ROW S: R. McCulloch, B. Kaunzer, S. Fedor, J. Anderson, D. Kvam, B. Mann, S. Le-vandowskl. HOMEROOM 314 316 (ABOVE) ROW 1: E. Truchinski, D. Froemming, J. Jackson, T. Hillstom, D. Shancsy, J. Rojas. ROW 2: G. Smith, G. Armstrong, A. McCormick, B. Adams, M. Ikinkhouse, R. Groctrum. ROW 3: M. Huggins, S. Rundle, D. Ross, K. Williams, W. Couture, D. Gillen. ROW 4: M. Bates, M. Dick, C. Johnson, R. Fenstra, R. Kracmcr, C. Cassidy. MIDDLE: Sneaking a peek at a future chess champion. CENTER: Henry's homemakers at work! RIGHT: Photography is not all fun and games. 136 HOMEROOM 319 321 323 (LEFT) ROW 1: A. Thotland, K. Thomas, J. Antony, S. Wall, D. Kcgley. ROW 2: S. Ralph, R. Borca, C. Jones, L. Baumann, L. Thorscn. ROW 3: S. Ulsund, N. Schluter, D. Nygard, J. Thompson. ROW 4: E. Mruz, V. Stillman, D. Williams, J. Sletten, L. Melicher. BELOW: Friends gather to chat and read! Old Days, Memories To Always Treasure . . . 137 HOMEROOM 320 (TOP) ROW 1: P. Watts, K. Olson, L. Lalibcrta, S. Sawyer, D. Suhrbicr. ROW 2: G. Pes-ke, L. Townsend, K. Macarthur, P. Opitz, C. Jorgenson, S. Lye, C. Gra-verski. ROW 3: J. Cardell, T. Olan-der, S. Gale, H. Brossard, R. Schultz, D. Trego. ROW 4: G. Vasseur, S. Lcntncr, V. Carlson, M. Rcif, M. Heinz, P. Johnson. ROW 5: R. Kramer, G. Braatcn, S. Erickson, A. Gerszew-ski, C. Bystedt, B. Shampeau. HOMEROOM 322 (BOTTOM) ROW 1: D. Lindholm, D. Mac Arthur, J. Linn, M. Waight, C. Vickerman. ROW 2: B. Wuollet, M. Bretto, M. Welter, G. Stevens, R. Mysliwiec. ROW 3: D. Hall, L. White, J. Radkc, L. Nelson, A. Vomhof, C. Babekuhl, C. Peterson, T. Guzck, J. Schmalz, J. Groth, D. Thiclen, J. Shoemaker, D. Zarling, P. Ullom. CENTER RIGHT: R. Knudson finds a solitary moment in the library after the rush of the day. ABOVE: Underclassmen senators attend a workshop striving to become future leaders. 138 SENIORS CENTER: L. Michnowski and S. Brown arc rowdy spectators at the basketball games. TOP: P. Anderson, B. O'Reilly, S. Maslowski and T. Erickson now know how to evacuate a bus! RIGHT: Seniors crowd the aisle trying to get out of the auditorium. ARLENE ADAM LUCILLE ALEXANDER JANET AMUNDSEN CAROLINE ANDERSON Old Days . . . CURTIS ANDERSON KIM ANDERSON PAUL ANDERSON RICHARD ANDERSON 142 DEBORAH BARRON LINDA BEAN LARRY BELKNAP LINDA BERG LORI BERG TIMOTHY BOHAN BARBARA BOH ANON TIMOTHY BOKOVOY 143 BRIAN BOLDUC STEVE BOOK SALLY BOOTH JAMES BOURBEAU THOMAS BREDEMUS DARNELL BREEDLOVE SUSAN BROWN JEANETTE BRUE TOP: Senior girls have fun in the library during their spare time. ABOVE: B. Iverson, T. Walden, and M. Mattson really know how to dress for the occasion. LEFT: Do you always walk around like this, Stacy? MIDDLE: S. Brown hits the trail to sell that candy. BOTTOM: S. Brown, S. Milliren, and L. Michnowski demonstrate how to hang the King. CHARLES BRUHJELL DAN BRYNTESON Filled With Simple Pleasure . . . BARBARA BUCHANAN ROBERTA BUCK CYNTHIA BURNHAM JACK BURSAW JUDITH BURSCH NANCY BYDLON CONNIE CABLE BRIAN CALLANDER LINDA CAMPBELL DANIEL CARLSON DOUGLAS CARLSON LINDA CARTER ANN CHELL RIGHT: Getting an answer or two, Drive-In Movies. . . Comic Books . . . ROBERT CHRISTENSON CAROL CONLEY THOMAS CONLEY CARRIE CONNOLLY TIMOTHY COOK DEBORAH COOKE- CYNTHIA CORNING COLLEEN CREMERS ALAN CRONEMILLER KARIN DAHLSTROM REBECCA DAVID BRUCE DAVIS T. Cook catches the latest news before classes start. 147 KAREN DELEU PATTI JO STEVEN DEMKO DIC KINSQN MARY J O DIWI THOMAS DIX MATTHEW DONAHUE PATRICK DORR TOP LEFT: Blue Jeans are the average attire at Henry. ABOVE: D. Carlson needs help from T. Erickson during registration. And Blue Jeans . . . RAYMOND DABASI PHYLLIS DOUGLAS GAIL DURAND STACY EICHMAN JANE DUFFY SCOTT EDBERG ABOVE: P. Douglas and P. Fraser can't wait until class gets over. BOTTOM: Seniors have a tough decision when voting for senators. CHARLES EICKHOLT BONNIE EKERT BRIAN EKERT NANCY ELLIS Howdy Doody TIMOTHY EVE EVERETT EVANSCN LORI FARRAND ANNA FAUE PATRICIA EMERSON FAITH ENGER TAB ERICKSON EVELYN EUBANKS ABOVE: T. Greve loves hearing all the Jokes told in the library. DEBBIE FENSKE JILL FENSTRA Baseball Cards . . . CATHLEEN FOSSING LUTHER FRANK CHERYL FISK WILLIAM FOWLER JAMES FRANZEN PEGGY FRAZER TOP RIGHT: D. Tinjum and M. Mier are having a little fathcr-to-� n chat. CENTER: J. Quarnstrom comes to school early to surprise Sue on her birthday. 1S1 RIGHT: Seniors watch as the choir practices for their Christmas concert. BOTTOM: M. Ott patiently awaits Her cue. RITA FRICKE JANET FRIDGEN JONI GAOBOIS MARY GELLERMAN Take Me Back . . . 152 LORI GILBERTSON STEVE GILLEN THOMAS GREVE CAROL GILKERSON j TRACY GREENE PHILLIP GUIMONT LEFT: Cheerleading initiation was era harassing for everyone involved. BELOW: J. Duffey keeps time at the square dance. SUSAN GUNDERSEN DUANE HAATA HAATAJA IRENE HAMMOND RONALD HANEK JAMES HANSON KANDIS HANSON NORMAN HANSON To a World Gone Away JAIME HARTOS THERESA HASE PAMELA HAUKOM PIERRE HAWKINS VICKIE HEAGERTY TIMOTHY HEATH BELOW: M. Mattson, P. Fraser and R. Reardon cheer those football players on to a victory. LEFT: J. Franzen and T. Stanoch anxiously wait to see what will happen next. CENTER: L. Michnowski puts her artistic hand to work. BOTTOM: Members of the volleyball team practice for the big game MICHAEL HEGSTRAND SUZANNE HENDERSON GARY HENKE JAMES HERKENHOFF ELAINE HIRA ANNETTE HOGNESS DEBRA HOHN CHARLES HOLMLUND ■ J0Pw ' Seems Like Yesterday . RIGHT: E. Lind is doing what he da best--)ust standing around. Old Days . . . CRAIG HRUSKA MARK HUBER PATRICIA HUBER JON HUMPHREY PAIGE HURLEY DENNIS ISAACS JOANNE ISAACS JUAN ISAIS BETH IVERSON DEBRA JACKS PATRICIA JAROSZ BEVERLY JENSEN LEFT: C. Bruhjcll shows that the job of president takes a lot of responsib-ilty. CENTER LEFT: K. Hanson keeps an eye on her man. JAY JOHNSON PAMELA JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSON SUSAN JOHNSON JAMES JENSEN BETTY JOHNSON DONALD JOHNSON GARY JOHNSON I Remember . . . CYNTHIA KAISER MARIETTA KALIS MICHAEL KENYON JEAN KESSLER PATRICIA KEYES CAROL JONES PAMELA JONES CYNTHIA JORGENSON MARK JORISSEN GARY JUNG ROBERTJUNG RIGHT: J. Zoldahn looks forward to the days events. | Gold Days . . . JENNIFER KOSLGSKI RICKY KRAMER PETER KRAMP KIMBERLY KRIDER MARY KROENING RANDY KRONE S. Zwak and J. Cndbois imitate the dancclincs. CINDY KLEIS LEE KLINKE DOUGLAS KOJETIN Days I'll Always Treasure . . . JOHN LAHTI CRAIG LANG BONITA LANDIN’ DAVID LARSON LYLE LARSON MARC LA LARSON MONTE LAWRENCE Funny Faces 1W TOP LEFT: T. Erickson and M. Ott discuss the changes in the Constitution. ABOVE: The food isn't always edible, is it Brenda? RIGHT: Seniors prove that they DO have school spirit. DEAN LYNCH CHARLOTTE MAASS ABOVE: S. Iflsund, Mardesich, B. F-kcrt arc making a pinata for Christm as. SCOTT LEVANDOWSKI MARY LOVAAS SUSAN LUND BRENDA LUNDAHL KAREN LUNDQUIST ANN LEGG ROBIN EDWARD LIND [THOMAS LUCKEN Funny Places k fAUK CANBTTE MICHAEL JOHN MICHAUD ORI MICHNOWSKI MINROD MTF.R r ______________ LEFT: B. Lundahl, B. Buchanan, and A. Adam try to figure out how to tackle the day with Joy. MIDDLE: Henry students, plus one, pose for the camera on Grub Day. Summer Nights . . . SHERRI MILLER WANDA MILLER SUSAN MILLIREN SUSAN MITCHELL 163 MARCIA MOEN RIGHTt P. Johnson and T. Walden work on the Patriot. BOTTOM LEFT: S. Edberg plays another drum solo. GEORGE MOLSTAD THERESE MOONEY SANDY MONK ARLENE MUEHLBAUER AUDREY NAGEL JOYCE NELSON PAMELA NEUMAN CARRIE NIELSOfl BRENDA NIEMI JEFFREY NORDSTROM And Streetcars ANNETTE NOVAK SCOTT NORTON LEFT: Haopy birthday Clcn! BELOW: M. McDonala helps out during a senate meeting. Take Me Back... THOMAS NOYES LUANN NYSTROM SHARON OJALA LINDA O'BRIEN WILLIAM KERRY O’REILLY 165 MARY ORR CHARLES ORSTAD SUSAN ORTH MARY OSTROUM RIGHT: A. Chell, M. Micr, and B. Sidle get the � ct ready for another big production. CENTER: C. Anderson, T. Hase, B. Buchanon, and S. Paulsen arc trying to catch those men. BOTTOM RIGHT: Here she comes!. PATI NICOL LYNN OKESON DIANE OLANDER RICHARD OLSON To A World Gone Away . . . JULIENNE OTTO TERRY PAGE ELAINE PARVEY RONALD PATTERSON SUSAN PAULSEN CHRISTINE PEARSON BARBARA PECKELS NANCY PEDERSON SHAWN PERRY MEGAN PETERSEN Seems Like Yesterday . . . CARRIE PETERSON DONWIN PETERSON JULIE PRINCE LAWRENCE PUDLICK DANNY PUKAL JONI QUARNSTROM LINDA RADER TERRI RADKE DIANE RAM BERG JULIE RANNOW LAUREETA RAY TOP: S ditori ii r Pctcrsoi way inti sUidc nU 168 ROSEMARY REARDON TERRI REDNING JACKIE RICO VICKIE RICO LEFT: T. Bredemus contemplates what mischief he may get into today. SCOTT RENSTROM NORBERT REYNOLDS KEVIN REINKING JEROME REITSMA JOSEPH REITSMA MICHAEL RENNER Old Days On My Mind CYNTHIA RIEMAN ROBBIE RIMER JULIE RITTER CHERIE ROBACK LORI ROBERTS MICHAEL ROBERTS .TOP RIGHT: D. Williams and D. Breedlove concentrate on their checker game. CENTER RIGHT: J. Rjnnow jumps for joy while playing The Price is Right. And In My Heart To Stay . . . KIM ROBERTUS CINDY SAMS GLEN SANDY LAURA SAUKKOLA J 170 PAUL SAW1NA JANALYN SAWYER MARY SAWYER Old Days . . . NANCY SAWYER WENDY SCHAKE LEONARD SCHRAM STEVE SCHMITZ CANDICE SCHUGG LEEANN SEIDE KATHLEEN SHANESY CINDY SHEPHARD STEVEN SHIELDS 171 CRAIG JEFFREY SHOPEK ABOVE LEFT: P. Kramp really gets into his classes. ABOVE: D. Martin looks proud as he escorts princess T. Mooney during coronation. RIGHT: S. Peterson, M. Audette and M. Mier show acting ability during the Senior Class Play. SHOCKENCY BRADLEY SIDLE CHRISTINE SIEWART MICHAEL SIMONE SANDRA SIMS GERALD SKORPAK Darkened Dreams . . . BETHANN SMITH LINDA MICHAEL SNOW SOPPELAND SCOTT SORBEL STEVEN TIMOTHY SORBEL STANOCH Come here handsome, teases R. Reardon. VIVIAN STENSRUD MARK STUMNE Of Good Times Gone STEVEN STAPLE SUSAN STEMPF BRADLEY TIEVA LINDA TIMMERMAN ABOVE: Mr. Burton accepts the North-side Football trophy from co-captains B. Callander and D. Tinjum. NANCY THEIS PHYLLIS THOMAS KAREN TETZLAFF ARTHUR THRUNE DRUSILLA TAYLOR DENISE THORSON MARGARET SULLIVAN CHERYL TALBOT Old Days . . . PAMELA TREBESCH NORA TROMBLEY BRIAN TUCKER SUSAN ULSUND ROBIN UTTO HEIDI VANDRASEK LEFT: P. Vasscur stops to rest while crosscountry skiing. BOTTOM LEFT; E. Lind and P. Hawkins ham it up when a camera comes around. Of Love THOMAS VAN VLEET PATRICIA VASSEUR STEVEN WALLERIUS RENEE WARNKE JEFFREY WATSON ERNST VIGIL JEFFREY VOSS THERESE WALDEN DOUGLAS WALLIN SUSAN WASSATHER I And Feeling Fancy Free 176 Old Days BOTTOM LEFT: J. HartOj watches intently as the band practices. LEFT: J. Ziegweid, A. Fane, S. Douglas and M. Orr practice their Shakesperian play in the halls. BELOW: M. Gellcmian, J. Quarnstrom, and L. Berg look on as the choir rehearses the operetta. BOTTOM RIGHT: C. Shockency is busy writing an article for the Patriot. RICHARD WATTS BRENDA WAVINAK DANIEL WEEKS PATRICK WEILAND LINDA WENDLING PATRICIA WEISS BRUCE WESTBURG 'vSv JAMES WITZMAN TERRI WOODHAMS DAVID WOODS RUBEN YBARRA CENTER: R. Reardon and P. Frater are all set for their outing. RIGHT: S. MiUiren uses computers to help her with her homework. MARY WHITE DEREK WILLIAMS CYNTHIA WISNLAK THOMAS WISWELL JEAN ZIEGEWEID RANDY ZINS Days Of Magic . . . Still So Close To Me JULIE ZOLDAHN KAREN ZURAWSKI SUZANN ZWAK GLEN KROLL LEFT: M. Sawyer keeps a watchful eye on Edison's captain. ALSO GRADUATING... RUSSELL ADKINS CATHERINE ALSTADT KIMBERLY JO ANDERSON CHERYL BROWN BARBARA BURNS LAWRENCE BURSEY FRANK CAMERON JOHN COUTURE TOM CRETILLI STEVEN CUSTARD DONNA DEVENING STEPHEN DOUGLAS ANN FISHER RICHARD FOX MARY GORZYCKI KAREN GROH TIMOTHY HANSCHEN STEVEN HARTINGER THOMAS HARTZELL SCOTT HASPERT IAN HOUGH DANIEL HUDEK LOYA JERRICKS STACY KEY DANIEL KLOSTER VALERIE LACY ALAN MAKI JOSEPH MALCHOW TIMOTHY MCKEEN TIMOTHY MCLENNAN JAMES MULLIGAN LAURA MURSCHEL TIMOTHY NATYSIN JEFFREY NEUBERGER TERRENCE PERKINS DEBRA POTTS LINDA ROGALSKI RANDOLPH RYNDERS ROBERT SELTON MICHAEL SHOPEK SHELLEY SHORES KATHRYNANN SKOLTE MONTE SOPIWNIK DIANE STEPHNEY CORRINE STRANSKY TERRY TOLLIFSON SHIELA VOED1NG DANIEL ZIEBARTH Ten students maintained a 3.92 average or better and are our '76 graduating class's Top 2%. For achieving this fine scholastic accomplishment, they will be awarded red and white stoles and honor diplomas. They are pictured to the right. In addition to the Top 2%, the following students have maintained a 3.0 average or better as of the first trimester. If they kept up their average, they will be presented honor diplomas. ARLENE ADAM JANICE MACLAZKA JANET AMUNDSEN MARSHA MATTSON PAUL ANDERSON MARY MCDONALD MICHAEL AUDETTE TIMOTHY MCLENNAN LORI BERG LORI MICHNOWSKI BARBARA BO HA NON MINROD MIER THOMAS BRED EM US SUSAN MILLIREN SUSAN BROWN THERESE MOONEY CHARLES BRUHJELL LAURA MURSCHEL BARBARA BUCHANAN AUDREY NAGEL BARBARA BURNS ANNETTE NOVAK CONNIE CABLE JULIE MCCORMICK NUTTER FRANK CAMERON LUANN NYSTROM LINDA CAMPBELL LYNN OKESON JOHN COUTURE WILLIAM KERRY O'REILLY ALAN CRONEMILLER MARY ORR REBECCA DAVID CHARLES ORSTAD GAIL DURAND MARY OSTROUM PATRICIA EMERSON JULIENNE OTTO EVE EVANSON BARBARA PECKELS TIMOTHY EVERETT SHAWN PERRY ANNA FAUE CARRIE PETERSON JILL FENSTRA DON WIN PETERSON WILLIAM FOWLER JONI QUARNSTROM LUTHER FRANK DIANE RAMBERG JAMES FRANZEN JULIE RANNOW RITA FRICKE ROSEMARY REARDON JANET FR1DGEN JEROME REITSMA JAMES FRYDENLUND JACKIE RICO MARY GORZYCKI VICKIE RICO TRACY GREENE CYNTHIA RIEMAN THOMAS CREVE JULIE RITTER SUSAN C UNDER SEN MICHAEL ROBERTS DUANE HAATAJA MARY SAWYER DAWN HARTLEY NANCY SAWYER THOMAS HARTZELL CRAIG SHOCKENCY THERESA HASE BRADLEY SIDLE TIMOTHY HEATH CHRISTINE S1EWERT GARY HENKE GERALD SKORPAK ANNETTE HOGNESS BETHANN SMITH PATRICIA HUBER MICHAEL SNOW BETH IVERSON TIMOTHY STANOCH DEBRA JACKSON CHERYL TALBOT BETTY JOHNSON LINDA TIMMERMAN PAMELA JOHNSON DAVID TIN)UNI PATRICIA JOHNSON PAMELA TREBESCH SUSAN JOHNSON SUSAN ULSUND CAROL JONES HEIDI VAN DRASEK ROBERT JUNG PATRICIA VASSEUR PETER KRAMP JEFFREY VOSS MARCIA LARSON THERESE WALDEN ANN LEGO RENEE W'ARNKE THOMAS LUCKEN JAMES WITZ MAN SUSAN LUND JEAN ZIEGEWEID CHARLOTTE MAASS JULIE ZOLDAHN CAROLINE STACY ANDERSON CAROL LORI GILKERSON FARRAND MARY PATRICIA KROENING KEYES SUSAN MARY LOVAAS PAULSEN LAWRENCE JEFFRE PUDLICK SHOPEK SENIOR INDEX 1976 ADAM, ARLENE— Ar lie Speech, Band, Color Guard, Front Five, Top 13, Swimming. 9, 36, 37, 142, 163 ADKINS, RUSSELL— Russ Coop. Ed., MOEA. 179 ALEXANDER, LUCILLE— Lucy 142 ALSTADT, CATHERINE—TA, Coop, Ed., HEART. 179 AMUNDSON, JANET—Lib. Aide, Band, Color Guard, Ski Club, Inti' Club. 142 ANDERSON, CAROLINE—Stu. Gov't., Speech, Band, Pep Band, Pastel Pats, Jr. Cl. Play, One Act Play, Int'l Club, F.H.A., N.H.A., Pep Club. 22, 36, 37, 38, 43, 44, 142, 166, 180 ANDERSON, CURTIS—Coop, Ed. 142 ANDERSON, KIMBERLY JO-179 ANDERSON, KIM— Kimbie's Counselor's Aide, Tutor. 142 ANDERSON. PAUU-Utter., N.H.S., Football. 72, 73, 142 ANDERSON, RICHARD—Track, Intx. Sports. 142 -ti ANTOLAK, RORY— Roar DECA, Swimming, 142 ARNESON, ROGER—DECA. 18, 140, AUDFTTE, MICHAEL-TA, Creat. Writ. , Band, Pep Band, Jr. Class Play, Sr. CL Play, One Act Play, Tour. Show, JlA. 13, 16, 22, 35, 43, 45, 143, 17f BAB1NEAU, JOAN— Joni TA, Coop. Ed., HEART, E.G.O., F.H.A., Gymnastics. 143 BARRETT, KATIiLEEN-- Katy TA, MOEA, Hi-Y. 143 BARRON, DEBORAH- - Debbie TA, Lib. Aide, MOFA. 53, 143 BEAN, UNDA—TA, MOEA, Y-Tecns, Hi-Y. 53, 143 BEIJnNAF, IARRY—143 BERG, UNDA-DECA. 53, 143 BERG, LORI—TA, Creat. Writ. Orch., Tour Show, Letter., Gymnastics. 35, 59, 81, 143, 177 . BOHAN, TIMOTHY-TA, Hockey 19, 75, 76, 97, 140, 143 BOHAN ON, BARBARA- Bath TA, Orator—C. and O, Speech, Thoir, Cheerleader—Co-Capt., Musical, Tour. Show, Letter, Hi-Y, Swimming —Capi., Intr. Sports. 30, 40, 41, 54, BOKC OT mOT! !Y—143 BOLDUC, BRIAN—C. Country, Tennis, Swimming. 63, 79, 95, 144 BOOK, STEVE—TA, Swimming, Golf. 79 140 144 BOOTH,' SALLY—Coun. Aide, HEART. 53 144 BOURBEAU, JAMES--144, 53 BRED EMUS. THOMAS—’Tom Sr. Cl. V.-Prcs., Senate V.-Chair. Orator Photographer, Science Club, Photo Club, Letter,. N.H.S., Tcnnis-Co-Capt., Intr. Sports. 43, 46, 50, 56, 95, 144, 169 BREEDLOVE, DARNELL—Stu. Gov't, TA, MSC, Letter, Basketball—Capt. 61, 84 , 87, 144, 170 BROWN, CHERYL—179 BROWN, SUSAN— Sue Stu. Gov't, Off. Aide, TA, Hi-Utes—Co-Capt. Tour. 'SJx w, Pep Club. 58. 142, 144, 145 BRUE, JEANETTE—TA, Tutor, Coop. Ed., Y-Tccns. 53, 144 BRUHJELL, CHARLES—Sr. Cl. Pres., Stu. Gov't, Band, Pep Band, Letter, Tennis, Summing—Co-Capt. 46, 79, 140, 145, 157 BRYNTESON, DANIEL—HEART. 53, 145 BUCHANAN, BARBARA—TA, Choir, Front Five—Capt., Top 13, Jr. Cl. Play, Tour. Show, Swimming. 9, 22, 31, 36, 37, 58, 14S, 163, 166, 168 BUCK, ROBERTA— Rob Coun. Aide, TA, Coop. Ed., HEART, Creat. Writ., Choir, 145 BURNHAM, CYNTHIA— Cindy TA, DECA. S3, 145 BURNS, BARBARA—179 BURSAW, JACK—TA, AV. S3, 14S BURSCH, JUDITH— Judy Coop. Ed., F.H.A., 53, 145 BURSEY. LAWRENCE— Lucy Coop. Ed. S3 B YD LON, NANCY— Bid Jr. Cl. Treas. Sr. Cl. Treas. Stu. Gov't Coun. Aide, Cheerleader, Top 13, Letter, E.C.O., F.H.A,—Pres. Gymnastics, Intr. Sports. 9, 41, 44, 146 CABLE, CONNIE— lib. Aide, Band . Color Guard, Ski Club. 146 CALLANDER, BRIAN— Cal Letter. Football—Co-Capt. Baseball, Intr. Sports, Sno-Prince. 17, 72, 73, 100, 146, 174 CAMERON, FRANK--Coop. Ed. 53 CAMPBELL, LINDA-Coun. Aide, TA, Croat. Writ. One Act, Play. 53, 146 CARLSON, DANIF.L--58, 146, 148 CARLSON, DOUGLAS—TA, DECA, Croat. Writ., Football. S3, 146 CARTER, LINDA- - Sal TA, Band, Pep Band, Hi-Y. 32, 35, 146 V CHELL, ANN—Stu. Gov't, Off.JAide, Choir, Pastel Pats, Top 13, Homecoming Princess, Musical, Tout ;, ■. Show, Ski Club, Pep Club, Hi-Y.' 6, 7, 8, 9, 31, 37, 59, 144, 146, 166 CHRISTENSEN, KEVIN—TA, Tutor, Football, Basketball, Intr. Sports. S3, 146 CHRISTENSEN, ROBERT—147 CONLEY, CAROL—TA, Tour. Show. 1 147 CONLEY, THOMAS—Football, Track. 69, 73, 146, 147 CONNOLLY, CARRIE—Choir. 31, 147 COOK, TIMOTHY— Cookie Man TA, Coun. Aide, Stage Cr., Science Club, Int'l Club. 48 , 50, 147 COOKE, DEBORA— Debbie TA, Coop. Ed., HEART. 147 CORNING, CYNTHIA— Cindy TA, DECA. 53, 147 COUTURE, JOHN—TA, Chess Club, Tennis, Ski Team, Track. 179 CREMERS, COLLEEN—TA, Coop. Ed., Patel Pats. 58, 147 CRETILL1, TOM—Baseball. CRONEMILLER, ALAN— Big Al Ski Club, Letter., C. Country, Ski Team, Track. 62, 63, 147 CUSTARD, STEVE--Intr. Sports. DABASI, RAYMOND—Coop. Ed., HEART. 149 DAHLSTROM, KARIN— Ruthie TA, Creat. Writ. Patriot, F.H.A.— PR Officer, Hi-Y. 140, 147 DAVID, REBECCA— Becky TA, Gymnastics, Badminton. 147 DAVIS, BRUCE—TA. 147 DELEU, KAREN—Coop. Ed., HEART, Band. S3, 148 DEMKO, STEVEN— Dipper Coop. Ed. 148 D EVEN INC, DONNA—179 DICKINSON, PATTI JO—Stu. Gov't, TA, Creat., Writ, . Pastel Pats, Chee-leader, Top 13, Pep Chib, E.C.O., Gymnastics. 9, 39, 46, 80, 81, DIWI, MARY JO—Coun. Aide, DECA, Choir. 52, S3, 148 DIX, THOMAS—148 DONAHUE, MATTHEW—Football, Intr. SDorts. 69. 73. 148 DORR, PATRICK-- Door Knob TA, Tour. Show, Football, Hockey, Golf— Capt. Intr. Sports., S8, 72, 73, 96, 148 DOUGLAS, PHYLMS— Dougic Stu. Gov't, TA, Choir, Tour. Show, Ski Team, Intr. Sjorts. 148, 149 DOUGLAS, STEPHEN— Sweet D TA, Lib Aide, Football, Basketball, Base-• .11. 55, 84, 85, 87, 140, 176, 179 DUFFEY, JANE— Duff TA, Tour. Show. 58, 140, 149, 153,if62 DURAND, CAIL—TA, Choir, Cheerleader, Stage Cr., E.C.O., Gymnastics. 40, 42 , 65 , 85 , 87, 149 EDBERC, SCOTT— £ggy TA, Band, Pep Band,Band Coun., Musical, Tour. Show. 32, 35, 59, 149, J64 EICHAMN, STACY—Speech, Band, Pep Band, Band Coun.--Treas., Musical’, Utter., E.C.O.—Pres., F.H.A. —Pres., N.H.S—Sec., Tennis--Co-Capt. Vofteyball, Gymnastics, Bad-roiton--Co-Capt., Track, Intr. Si«rts. 23, 32, 34, 35, 42, 43, 44, 54, 65, 81, 91, 14? , 149, 181 EICKHOLT, CHARLES--Football, Basketball, Baseball. 72 , 73 , 84, 87, 149 EKERT, BONNIE—’Tweety Stu. Gov't, TA, Musical, Tour. Show, Pep Club, Int'l Club, Intr. Sports. 58, 149, 161 • EKERT, BRIAN—Coop. Ed., HEART. 149 PLUS, NANCY— Pickle Tutor, Intr. Sports. 149? EMERSON, PATTY— Coun. Aide, Coop. Ed., S3, 150 ENCER, FAITH—Coop. Ed., HEART. 150 ERICKSON, TAB—Stu. Gov't, TA, Letter. , Football, Baseball, Intr. Sports, Sno-Prince. 17, 46, 73, 100, 142, f48, 150, 160 EUBANKS, EVELYN—Stu. Gov't, Ub. Aide, Tutor, Creat. Writ., MSC—Co-Pres. 20, 49, 55, 150 EVANSON, EVE— Ever Stu. Gov't, Speech, Band, Sr. Cl. Play, Musical, Tour. Show, Letter., N.H.S.—V.-Pres., Ski Team—Slalom Capt. 12, 13, 43, 46, 58, 93, 140, 150 EVERETT, TIMOTHY—Ski Club, Photo. Club. 150 FARRAND, LORI— Marshmallow Stu. Gov't, Coop. Ed., MOEA, Int'l Club, F.H.A., N.H.S., Volleyball, Ski Team. 43, 53, 150, 180 FAUE, ANNAMARIE— Ann TA. Int'IClub, Letter., Y-Teens, Hi-Y, Badminton, Intr. Sports. ISO, 176 FENSKE, DEBRA—ISO FENSTRA, J1LL--TA, Orator—Act., Choir, Tour. Show, Stage Cr., Pep Club, Int'IClub, Y-Teens. Hi-Y, C. Country, Track, Intr. Sports. ] . 31, 56, 58, 63, 150 FISHER, ANN—TA, Coop. Ed., HEART. 179 . FISK, CHERYL— Rusty Stu. Gov't, TA, Lib. Aide, Tutor. 151 FOSSINC, CXTHY—TA, lib. Aide, Coop. Ed., MOEA, Creat. Writ. 53, 151 FOWLER, WILLIAM—TA, Baseball. 151 FOX, RICHARD—DEC A . I . 9 FRANK. LUTHER--TA, Ski Club. 151 FRANZEN, JAMES— Jim TA, Science Club—Pres., Int'l Club, N.H.S., . -Tennis. 43, 50, 140, 151, 154, 155 FRASER, PEGGY—Stu. Gov't, TA, Croat. Writ., Soph. Cheerleader, Cheerleader, Top 13, Tour. Show, Pep Chib. 8, 9, 58, 140, 149, 151, 155, 178 FRICKE, RITA—Coop. Ed., Choir. 53, 152 FRIDGEN, JANET—TA, Tutor, Band, Pep Band. Ski Club, N.H.S., Ski Team. 3$, 43, 51, 93, 152 CADBOIS, JONI—Stu. Gov't, TA, Lib. Aide, Tour. Show. 1S2, 159 C ELLER MAN, MARY—Coop. Ed., Creat. Writ., Tennis. 59, 152, 177 GILBERTSON, LORI—TA, Coop. Ed., MOEA 152 GQ.KERSON, CAROL--Stu. Gov't, Stage Cr., Letter., N.H.S., Y-Tecns, Hi-Y, Gymnastics. 43, 81, 1S2, 180 GILLEN, STEVEN—TA, Tutor, Stage Cr., Letter., Football, Hockey, Baseball, Intr. Sports. 76, 152 GORZYCKI, MARY— Meg TA, Creat. Writ., Patriot, Speech, Choir, Jr. Cl. Play, One Act Play, Musical, Tour. Show, E.C.O., N.H.S., Tennis— Co-Capt., Basketball, Badminton, Track. 6, 22, 31, 43, 54, 57, S9, 65, 140, 179 GREENE, TRACY—TA, Orator-Sports, Choir, Cheerleader, Musical, Tour. Show, Pep Club, Track. 9, 31, 40, 41, 54 , 58, 152 GREVE, THOMAS-- Tom Stu. Gov't, TA, Orator--C. and O., Speech, Mus-cal, Tour. Show, Science Club, Int'l Club, N.H.S., J.A., Tennis, Swimming. 43, 45, 48, 50, 56, 79, 150, 152 GROH, KAREN—Creative Writ., Choir, Cheerleader, Musical. 2, 8, 31, 40, 140, 179 CUIMONT, PHILLIP—TA, Tour. Show. 152 GUNDERSON, SUSAN— Sue Ski Team. 92, 153 HAATAJA, DUANE—TA, Stage Cr. 153 HAGLUND, STEVEN— Steve TA, Lib. Aide, Coop. Ed., C. Country, Wrestling. S3, 154 HALEK, STEVEN--Coop. Ed., DEC A. 154 HAMMOND, IRENE—Lib. Aide, Coop. Ed. 53, 153 HA NEK, RONA LD- - Ron Tennis. 153 HAN SC HEN, TIMOTHY—TA, Coop. Ed., DECA, Basketball, Baseball. 84, 87, 179 HANSON, JAMES-- Jim Tour. Show, Football, Swimming. 59, 69, 73, 79, 153 HANSON, KANDIS— Kandy Stu. Gov't, Coun. Aide, TA, Tutor, Track. 153, 157 HANSON, NOR MAN--Football, Ski Team, Track, Sno-Prince. 17, 69, 73 94 153 HARKINS, COLLEEN— Peaches TA, MOEA, Choir, Musical, Tour. Show, Basketball. 30, 154 HARTINGER, STEVEN—179 HARTLEY, DAWN—Lib. Aide, Coop. Ed., MOEA, Choir. 53, 154 HART OS, JAIME—'Toes Stu. Gov't, TA, Tutor, Band, Pep Band, Guide-ons, Top 13, Homecoming Princes , Musical, Pep Club, Int'l Club, Intr. Sports. 6, 7, 8, 9, 3S, 154, 176 HARTZELL, THOMAS—179 HASE THERESA—’Terri Stu. Gov't, Spcccn, Band, Front Five, Tour. Show, Pep Club, T-Teens, Swimming, Intr. Sports. 36, 37, 38, 54, 58, 154, 166 HAS PERT, SCOTT--179 HAUKOM, PAMELA-- Squak Stu. Gov't, Lib. Aide, Tutor, DECA, Hi-Lites, Pep Club, Y-Teens. S3, 154 1UWKINS, PIERRE—TA, Tour, show, Wrestling, Intr. Sports. 58, 154, 175 HFACERTY, VICKI—TA, Hi-Litcs, Letter., Gymnastics—Co-’Capt. 36, 53, 80, 81, 154 HEATH, TIMOTHY—154 HEGSTRAND, MICHAEL— Hater Stu. Gov't, TA, Creat. Writ., Stage Cr., Intr. Sports, Sno- Prince. 9, 17, 1S5 HENDERSON, SUZANNE—155 HENKE, GARY— Cookie Stage Cr., Football. 155 HERKENHOFF, JAMES— Hcrk TA, Football. 155 HIRA, ELAINE— Mrs. Hump TA, Lib. Aide, Coop. Ed. S3, 155 HOGNESS, ANNETTE—155 HOHN, DEBRA— Debbie Volleyball. 155 HOLM LUND, CHARLES— 155 HOUGH, IAN—Coop. Ed., HEART. 53, 179 HRUSKA, CRAIG—DECA. 156 HUBER, MARK—Coop. Ed., DECA. S3, 156 HUBER, PATRICIA— Hoover Off. Aide, DECA, Letter., E.G.O., N.H.S., Volleyball, Badminton, Intr. Sports. 43, 53, 156 HUDEK, DANIEL—Baseball. 179 HUMPHREY, JON— Hump TA, Coop« Ed., Letter., Hockey. 53, 156 HUR1SY, PAIGE—re, 156 ISAACS, DENNIS—TA, Lib. Aide, AV, DECA, Tour. Show, Stage Cr., Football, Intr. Sports 59, 156 ISAACS, JOANNE— Jo Ski Club, Pep Club, Ski Team. 9, 156, 179 ISA IS, JAUN—156 IVERSON, BETH— Beb Stu. Gov't, TA, Hi-Iites—Capt., Tour. Show, Ski Team, Intr. Sports. 36, 58, 93, 144, 156 JACKSON, DEBRA-- Snack-chick TA, Creat. Writ., Choir, F.H.A. k . Chair, of Serv., Y-Teens, Hi-Y. 44, 156 JANSSON, THOMAS--Coop. Ed., HEART. 156 JAROSZ, PATRICIA—Coop. Ed., MOEA. 157 JENSEN, BEVERLY ANN— Bev DECA. 157 JENSEN, JAMES—TA, DECA, Speech, J.A., Football, Tennis, Swimming. S3, 157 JERRICKS, LOYA--179 JOHNSON, BETTY—Coop. Ed., Band, Volleyball, Badmiton, Track. 157 JOHNSON, DONALD—157 JOHNSON, GARY—Tour. Show, Letter. Hockey, Golf. 59, 76, 157 JOHNSON, JAY—TA, Tutor, Coop. Ed., Speech, Tennis, Basketball. 54, 157 JOHNSON, PAMELA— P.J. Stu. Gov't, TA, Patriot, Speech, Band, Pep Band, Guide-ons, Front Five, Ski Club, Pep Club, Badmiton, 24, 32, 35, 36, 37, 38, 57, 157, 164 JOHNSON, PATRICIA— Patty TA, Tour. Show. 59, 157 JOHNSON, SUSAN—Coun. Aide, Lib. Aide, Tutor, Ski Club, Basketball. 157 JONES, CAROL-Choir, Musical, Tour. Show, Basketball. 30, 58, 158 JONES, PAMELA—Stu. Gov't, TA, Coop. Ed., Volleyball, Badmiton, Intr. Sports. S3. 158 JORGENSON, CYNTHIA— Cindy TA, Creat. Writ., Golf. 49, 96, 158 JORISSEN, MARK— Jors 158 NG, CARY—Coop. Ed. 35, 158 NG, ROBERT— Bob Band, Pep «and, Sr. Cl. Play. 13, 32, 53, 158 KAISER, CYNTHIA— Sid Coop. Ed., HEART. 53, 158 KALIS, MARY—TA, Tutor, Coop. Ed. 158 KENYON, MICHAEL— Mikie TA, Football, Intr. Sports. -IS? KESSLER, JEAN— Nicky HEART. 53, 158 KEY, STACY—TA, Lib. Aide, Tutor, MSC 55 179 KEYES, PATRICIA—’Tricia Stu. Gov't, TA, Tutor, Patriot Otch,, Jr. Cl. Play, Musical, Int'l, Y-Tcens— Pres., C. Country—Stu. Mgr. 3, 22, 57, 63, 158, 180 KITCH, VIRGINIA—Choir, Musical. 28 31 159 KITTLESON, CORNELL-'•Cory TA, Choir, Football, Track, Intr. Sports. 30, 69, 159 KLATT, RANDY—TA, AV, Football, Hockey, Baseball. 73, 100, 159 KLEIS, CYNTHIA— Cindy TA, Coop. Ed., HEART, Creat. Writ. Choir. 53, 1S9 KUNKE, LEE—TA, Coop. Ed., DECA Ski Club. 159 KLOSTER, DANIEL—179 KOJETIN, DOUGLAS—TA, Coop. Ed. 53, 159 KOSLOSKI, JENNIFER— Farmer TA, Lib, Aide, HEART. 53, 159 KRAMER, RICKY—TA, DECA. S3, 159 KRAMP, PETER—TA. 159, 172 KRIDER, KIMBERLY— Kim TA, Soc. Work. Aide. 159 KROENINC, MARY—Stu. Gov't, $ Tutor, Orator—Undercl., Choir, Orch., Front Five, Musical, .Pep Club, N.H.S. —Pres., C. Country. 28, 43, 46, 56, 159, 168 KROLL, GLEN— Turkey TA, Letter., Football, Hockey, Baseball, Intr. Sports. 69 , 73 , 76, 165, f79 KRONE, RANDY—Track. 159 LACY, VALERIE—Off. Aide, TA, Lib. Aide, Tutor, MSC. 55, 179 LAHTI, JOHN—Coop. Ed., DEC A. 160 LANDIN, BONITA— Lando TA, Tutor, Creat. Writ., Choir, Musical. 160 LANG, CRAIG—AV, Stage Cr. 21, 160 LARSON, DAVID—' Lars TA, Letter., Football, Baseball. 73, 100, 160, 167 LARSON, LYLE--Coop. Ed. S3, 16Q LARSON, MARCIA— Lars' TA, Creat. Writ., Orch., Musical. 33, 160 LAWRENCE, MONTE— Bud 160 LEGC, ANN—Stu. Gov't, Band, Pep Band, Color Guard, Tour. Show, Y-Teens, Hi-Y. 161 LEVANDOWSKI, SCOTT--HEART. 161 LIND, ROBIN EDWARD— Blades TA, Letter., Football, Hockey. 61, 76, 77, 100, 156, 161, 175 LOVAAS, MARY--Stu. Gov't, Orator— Ed., Sr. Cl. Play, Tour. Show, Pep Club, Int'l Club—Sec., N.H.S., Y-Teens—Sec., Hi-Y—Pres., C. Country. 9, 12, 13, 38, 43, 48, 56, 161, 180 LUC KEN, THOMAS— Tom TA, Band, Band Coun. --Drum Major, Football, Wrestling, Track. 72, 73, 89, 161 LUND, SUSAN— Sue Pep Club, Y- Teens, Hi-Y. 161 LUNDAHL, BRENDA—Tutor, Choir, 31, 161, 163 LUNDQU1ST, KAREN—Coop. Ed. 161 LYNCH, DEAN— Dino TA, Letter. Football. 69 , 73, 161 MAASS, CHARLOTTE--Tour. Show, Pep Club, Y-Teens. 58, 161 MAC A LUSTER, CHERYL--53 MACIAZKA, JANICE— Jan Coop. Ed. 53, 162 MAKI, ALAN— MALCHOW, JOSEPH—179 MANDILE, MARGARET—162 MANGEN, KEITH—TA. 162 MARTIN, DANIEL— Brute TA, Football. 73, 162, 172 MASLOWSKI, SCOTT— Moose TA, football, Hockey. 73, 76, 142, 162 MATTSON, MARSHA— Matts Stu. Gov't, TA, Tutor, Patriot, Band, Pep Band, Band Coun.—Sec., Soph. Cheerleader—Capt., Cheerleader, Pep Club, Int'l Club. N.H.S., Volleyball, Badminton. 34 , 35 , 39, 43, 57, 140, 144, 162 MCCORMICK, JUUE (NUTTER)— Mac TA, Coop. Ed., Choir, Hi-Lites— Co-Capt., Top 13, N.H.S. , Y-Teens. 165 MCCULLOCH, RENAE— Reenie TA, MOEA, Choir, Badminton, Intr. Sports. 162 MCDONALD, MARY—Jr. Cl. Sec. Sr. Cl. Sec., Couns. Aide, Soph. Cheerleader, Cheerleader, Top 13, Homecoming Princess, Touring Show, Pep Club, Badminton, Ski Tcam— Mgr., Intr. Sports. 6, 7, 8, 9, 46, 47, 162, 163, 165 MCKEEN, TIMOTHY—Coop. Ed. 53, 179 MCKEEVER, BRIAN—162 MCLENNAN, TIMOTHY—179 MICHAEL, JEANETTE—TA, Choir, Hi-Litcs. Pep Club, Y-Teens, Intr. Sports. 27, 36, 163 MICHAUD, JOHN—Hockey. 163 MICHNOWSKI, LORI— Mick Top 13, Homecoming Queen, Tour. Show, Stage Cr. 6 , 7 , 8 , 58, 142, 145, 154, 163 MIER, MINROD—Stu. Gov't, TA, Lib. Aide, AV, Creat. Writ., Patriot, Choir, Sr. Cl. Play, One Act Play, Musical, Tour. Show, N.H.S. 12, 16, 21, 43, 46, 57, S9, 140, 151, 163, 166, 172 MILLER, SHERRI—TA. 53, 163 MILLER, WANDA—Coop. fed. 53, 163 MILUREN, SUSAN— Dora Stu. Gov't, Tutor, Band, Pep Band, Guidc-ons, Pastel Pats—Capt., Pep Club--Pres.--Letter, E.G.O.—V.-Prcs., N.H.S., C. Country—Capt., Ski Team, Track, Intr. Sports. 36, 37, 38, 42, 43, 62, 63, 92, 99, 14S, 163, 178 MITCHELL, SUSAN— Sue Coop. Ed. 53, 163 MOEN, MARC IE—DEC A . 53, 164 MOLSTAD, GEORCE—C. Country, Track 9, 63, 164 MONK, SANDRA-- Sandy TA, DECA, F.H.A., Gymnastics. 164 MOONEY, THERESE— Stretch Stu. Gov't, TA, Patriot, Band, Top 13, Homecoming Princess, Intr. Sports. 6, 7, 8, 9, 35, 57, 164 MUEHLBAUER, ARLENE—164 MULUGAN. IAMES— Jim TA. Cood. Ed., DECA. 179 MURSCHELL, LAURA--179 NAGEL AUDREY—TA, Band, E.G.O. Y-Teens, Hi-Y, C. Country, Ski Team, Intr. Sports. 164 NATYSIN, TIMOTHY-- Tim DECA, Creat. Writ. 179 NELSON, JOYCE-- Red Off. Aide, TA, Choir, Cheerleader, Tour. Show, Letter., Volleyball, Badminton, Intr. Sports. 30, 40, 64, 58, 91, 164 NFUBERGER, JEFFREY—AV, Tennis. 179 NEUMAN, PAMELA— Wammcns TA, Tutor, Tour. Show, Intr. Sports. 58, 144, 164 NICOL, PATTI—Coop. Ed., MOEA. 53, 166 NIELSEN, CARRIE—TA. 164 N1EMI, BRENDA—53, 164 NORDSTROM, JEFFREY—TA, Coop. Ed., DECA, HEART, Basketball, Wrestling, Intr. Sports. 164 NORTON, SCOTT—72, 73, 165 NOVAK, ANNETTE-- Ann Volleyball, Intr. Sports. 53, 165 ' NOYES, THOMAS—Tennis. 165 NYSTROM, LUANN--TA. 165 O'BRIEN, LINDA—TA, Coop. Ed., HEART, Stage Cr., Track. 165 O’REILLY, WILLIAM— FUpturn Stu. Gov't, Patriot, Choir, Letter., N.H.S., C. Country, Tennis, Swimming—Co-Capt., Baseball. 57, 79, 99, 142, 165 OJALA, SHARON— Oje Off. Aide, Coop. Ed. S3, 166 OKESON, LYNN--Hi-Lites, Tour. Show, Int'l Club, N.H.S., Y-Tcens. 43, 58, 140, 166 OLANDER, DIANE— Oly Stu. Gov't, TA, Tutor, Creat. Writ., Tour. Show, Pep Club. 58, 144, 162, 166 OLSON, RICHARD—TA, Football. 166 ORR, MARY—Stu. Gov't, Top 13, Homecoming Princess, N.H.S., Intr. Sports. 6, 7, 8, 24, 46, 152, 160, 166, 176 ORSTAD, CHARLES-- Romeo I TA, Tutor, Letter., Football, Hockey, Track. 19, 71, 73, 75, 76, 140, 166 ORTH, SUSAN—Coop. Ed., HEART. 166 OSTROUM, MARY— Mare Stu. Gov't, TA, Orator—Copy Ed., Sr. Cl. Play, Tour. Show, Twirlcr. 33, 56, 166 OTTO, JULIENNE--166 PAGE, TERRY—166 PALMQUIST, BRIAN--Coop. Ed. S3, 167 PARKER, JOHN—Coop. Ed., Tour. Show, Stage Cr., C. Country, Track 53, 167 PARTLOW, DIANE—DECA. 53, 167 PARVEY, ELAINE—TA, Tutor, Coop. Ed., HEART. 167 PATTERSON. RONALD—TA, Tutor, Letter., Hockey. 76, 77, 167 PAULSEN, SUSAN—Speech, Band, Pep Band, Pastel Pats, N.H.S. 35, 36, 37, 166, 167, 180 PEARSON, CHRISTINE—Coop. Ed. 167 PECKELS, BARBARA— Peck Coun. Aide, YA, Tutor, Choir, Tour. Show, Stage Cr., F.H.A. 58, 140, 167 PEDERSON, NANCY— Ped TA, Tutor, Tour. Show, Pep Club. 58, 144, 167 PERKINS, TERRENCE—179 PERRY, SHAWN— Orator—Undercl., Band, Pep Band, Band Coun. —V.-Pres., Guide-ons—Capt., Pastel Pats —Capt.. Cheerleader, Musical, Y-Teens. 23 , 34 , 35 , 40, 56 , 85 , 87, 167 PETERSEN, MEGAN—DECA, Stage Cr. 167 PETERSON, CARRIE— Pete TA, Choir, Tour. Show, Stage Cr., Ski Club, N.H.S. 9, 43, 140, 168 PETERSON, DOWIN SCOTT— Dandy Don Stu. Gpv't, TA, Creat. Writ., Orator--Sports, Band, Pep Band, Band Coun.--Pres., Choir, Sr. Cl. Play, Musical, Letter. N.H.S.—Treas. Football, Intr. Sports, Sno-King. 12, 13, 17, 18, 25, 34, 35, 43, 56, 73, 140, 145, 168, 172 POTTS. DEBRA—179 PRINCE, JUUE— Prince Ub. Aide, Coop. Ed., MOEA. 53, 168 PUDUCK, LAWRENCE— Larry TA, N.H.S., Football, Wrestling--Co-Capt. 43, 89, 168, 180 PUKAL, DANNY—TA, Coop. Ed., DECA. 53, 168 QUARNSTROM, JONI—Coun. Aide, Tour. Show, Ski Team. 59, 92, 151, 168, 177 RADER, LINDA— Boots TA, Ub. Aide, Coop. Ed. 53, 168 RADKE, TERRI—168 RAMBERC, DIANE—168 RANNOW, JUUE— Bumba TA, Tutor, Patriot, Band, Hl-Utes—Co-Capt., Ski Club, N.H.S., Ski Team. 35, 36, 93, 168, 170 RAY, LAUREETA—TA, Ub. Aide, Coop. Ed. S3, 168 REARDON, ROSEMARY— Reardo Jr. Cl. V. -Pres. Stu. Gov't, Tutor, Soph. Cheerleader, Cheerleader— Capt., Top 13, Tour. Show, Pep Club, N.H.S., Gymnastics. 8, 39, 43, 81, 140, 155, 163, 169, 173, 178 REDNINC, TERRI—Coop. Ed., Creat. Writ. 53, 169 REINKING, KEVIN—169 REITSMA, JEROME—TA, Ub. Aide, AV, J. A. 169 REITSMA, JOSEPH— Zonker TA, Lib. Aide, Patriot, Photo. Club, Int'l Club, Tennis. 57, 140, 169 RENNER, MICHAEL- - Rover Coop. Ed. 53, 169 RENSTROM, SCOTT--TA. 169 REYNOLDS, NORBERT-- Norb MOEA. 53, 169 RICO, JACKIE— J. J. Stu. Gov't, TA, Tutor, Patriot, Choir, Hi-Lite , N.H.S., Ski Team—Mgr. 36, 43, 57, 93, 169 RICO, VICKIE— Skitz Band, Urban Arts. 35, 169 RIEMAN, CYNTHIA— Cindy Creat. Writ., Band, Choir, Guide-ons, Color Guard, Sr. Cl. Play, Musical, Tour. Show, Pep Club, C. Country. 12, 31, 35, 38, 59, 152, 170 RIMER, ROBBIE-TA. 167, 170 RITTER, JULIE— 43, 170 ROBACK, CHER IE--Choir. 170 ROBERTS, LORI— BUCKWHEAT TA, Orator—Act., Tour. Show, Pep Club, Y-Tccns, Hi-Y, Track. 9, 56, 99, 170 ROBERTS, MICHAEL-- Mik ” Coun. Aide, TA, Lib. Aide, AV, Band, Choir, Jr. Cl. Play, Musical, Tour. Show, Stage Cr., Football, Wrestling, 22, 28, 30, 73, 170 ROBERTUS, KIM— Mit-Mit TA, Tutor, Patriot, Pep Club, Int'l Club, F.H.A., Y-Tccns, Hi-Y—Treas. 57, 170 ROCALSKI, UNDA—TA, Coop. Ed. 53, 179 RYNDERS, RANDOLPH— Randy TA, Band, Baseball. 179 SABAS, CINDY— Cid Stu. Gov't, TA, 30, 170 SANDEY, GLEN—TA, Coop. Ed. 170 SAUKKOLA, LAURA—Coun. Aide, TA, DECA. 53, 170 SAWINA, PAUL—DECA. 171 SAWYER, JANALYNN—TA, Band, Pep Band, F.H.A. , Badminton. 32, 35, 171 SAWYER, MARY—Orator—Srs., Band, Pep Band, Y-Teens, Hi-Y--V.-Pres., Intr. Sports, Tour. Show. 9, 32, 3S, 38, 171, 179. SAWYER, NANCY--Speech, Orch. 33, 54, 171 SCHAKE, WENDY—TA, Utter. E.C. O., Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Intr. Sports. 83, 171 SCHMITZ, STEVEN—171 SCHRAM, LEONARD— Unny C. Country, Track, Utter. 63, 171 SCHUGG, CANDICE--TA, Coop. Ed., Choir, Musical. 53, 171 SEIDE, LEEANN—Soph. Cheerleader. 171 SELTON, ROBERT—73. SHANESY, KATHLEEN—171 SHEPHARD, CINDY—Stu. Gov't, TA, HEART. 9, 19, 140, 171 SHIELDS, STEVEN—53, 171 I SCHOCKENCY, CRAIG—Stu. Gov't, TA, Patriot, Choir, Musical, Ski Club, Utter., C. Country, Ski Team, Track. 9, 57, 63, 99, 172, 177 SHOPEK, JEFFREY-TA, N.H.S., Wrestling. 43, 89, 167, 172 SHOPEK, MICHAEU-TA, Baseball, 179 SHORES, SHELLY—179 SIDLE, BRAD— B.S. Choir, Orch., Jr. Cl. Play, Sr. Cl. Play, Musical, Tour. Show, Chess Club, Int'l Club— Pres., N.H.S., J.A., Tennis, Swim- ming. 12, 21, 22, 23, 31, 45, 48, S9, 166. 172 SIEWERT, CHRISTINE— Elvis TA, Tour. Show, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Int'l Club, Hi-Y. 35, 58, 85, 87, 172 SIMONE, MICHAEU-TA, Hockey. 172 SIMS, SANDRA—Coop. Ed., HEART. 53, 172 SKOLTE, KATHRYNANN—179 SKORPAK, GERALD— Jerry TA, DECA. S3, 172 SMITH, BETH ANN— Scooper ' Stu. Gov't, Coun. Aide, Choir, Musical, Tour, Show, Ski Club. 36, 59, 173 SNOW, MICHAEL-- Snow DECA, Football. 53, 179 SOPIWNIK, MONTE—Ski Club, Chess. 179 SOPPELAND, UNDA—TA, Choir. 173 SORBEL, STEVE—Coop. Ed., Baseball. 173 SORBEL. SCOTT—173 STANOCH, TIMOTHY— Tim TA, Musical, Tour. Show, Science Club, Int'l Club, J. A. 45, 50, 59, 152, 154, 155, 173 STAPLE, STEVEN—TA, HEART. 173 STEMPF, SUSAN— Stump Coop. Ed., DECA. 53, 173 STENSRUD, VIVIAN— Viv DECA. 53, 173 STEPHNEY, DIANNE--Coop. Ed. , DECA. MOEA. 179 STRANSKY, CORRTNNE— Cory MOEA, HEART. 179 STUMNE, MARK—Utter., Football, Ski Team. 69, 73, 173 SULLIVAN, MARGARET--174 TALBOT, CHERYL--’Tabs Stu. Gov't, TA, Int'l Club, Utter., Volleyball, Intr. Sports. 91, 174 TAYLOR, DRUSILLA JO— Jo TA, Orch., MSC, Utter., Basketball, Track, Intr. Sports. 26, 55, 82, 83, 174 TETZLAFF, KAREN—TA, Coop. Ed., HEART. 174 THEIS, NANCY—TA, Coop, Ed., DECA. 53, 174 THOMAS, PHYLLIS--Speech, Choir, Sr. Cl. Play, Musical, Tour. Show, Int'l Club, MSC. 12, 13, 174 THORSON, DENISE— Beany Choir, Tour. Show, E.G.O., Basketball. 21, 30. 58, 174 TREUNE, ARTHUR—174 TIEVA, BRADLEY— Old Man Intr. Sports. 140, 174 TIMMERMAN, UNDA—Choir, Musical, Y-Teens, Hi-Y. 43. 174 TINJUM, DAVID— Huge Stu. Gov't, TA, Creat. Writ., Sr. Cl. Play, Musical, Tour. Show, Utter., Football—Co-Capt., Intr. Sports. a 12, 28, S9, 70, 73, 151, 152, 174, 175 TINKER, GREGORY—'Tink TA, Ski Club, Utter., J. A., Football, Tennis, Wrestling, Intr. Sports. 18, 89, 95, 175 TOLLIFSON, TERRY—Stu. Cov't, TA, Ub. Aide. 179 TORCESON. SHEILA—'Torge TA, Coop. Ed. 53, 175 TOWNS, KIM—TA, Tutor, DECA, . E.G.O., Volleyball, Gymnastics, Badminton, Track. 53, 174 TREBESCH, PAMEL — Pam TA. Orator—Fac., Intr. Sports. 56, 175 TROMBLEY, NORA— 17S A TUCKER, BRIAN—175 ULSUND, SUSAN— Sue Int'l Club. 161, 175 ■ m UTTO, ROBIN—'The Bird TA, Band,. Pep Band, Guide-ons, Pep Club. 32, 35, 175 VANDRASEK, HEIDI— Herb Utter., N.H.S., Hi-Y, Volleyball, Intr. Sports. 43, 64, 155, 175, 179 VANVLEET, THOMAS—176 VASSEUR, PATRICIA— Patty Stu. , Gov't, TA, Hi-Utes, Tour. Show, Pep Club, N.H.S., Basketball, Intr. Sports. 27, 36, 38, 43, 82, 83, 175, 176 VIGIL, ERNEST— Nip HEART--Pres. —State Rep. 53, 176 VOEDING, SHEILA—179 VOSS, JEFFREY— Jeff Tennis, Swimming. 176 - WALDEN, THERESE— WALLY Stu. Gov't, TA, Patriot, Band, Tour. Show. 35, S7, 144, 164, 176 WALLERIUS, STEPHEN—176 WALLIN, DOUGLAS--Hockey. S3, 176 WARNKE, RENEE'— Reggi TA, Orator—Srs., Choir, Cheerleader—Co- Capt., Musical, Pep Club, Y-Teens ■ fcl —V.-Prcs., Hi-Y—Sec., Volleyball, Intr. Sports. 9, 38, 40, 43, 56, 64, 85, 155, 176 WASSATHER, SUSAN— Sue Coop. Ed., MOEA. 53, 176 M WATSON, JEFFREY—Band. 176 WATTS, RICHARD—HEART. 177 WAVINAK, BRENDA— Waba TA, Coop. Ed., Y-Tccns. 53, 177 WEEKS, DANIEL—Coop. Ed. 177 WEILAND, PATRICK—Coop. Ed., HEART, Basketball. 177 WEISS, PATRICIA—177 WENDLING, UNDA—TA, Ub, Aide, DECA. S3, 177 WESTBERG, BRUCE—TA, HEART. 177 ll WHITE, MARY—TA, Coop. Ed., 53, 178 WILLIAMS, DEREK—TA, Band, MSC.— Basketball, Intr. Sports. 5ff, 170, 17 | WISNLAK, CYNTHIA — Cindy Coo« fD. 178 WISWELL, THOMAS--53, 178 WITZMAN, JAMES—TA, Coop. Ed., N.H.S., C. Country, Track. 43, 178 WOODHAMS, TERRI—178 WOODS, DAVID— Woody TA, Band, Pep Band, Tour. Show, C. Country, Swimming, Track. 35, 59, 62, 97, 178 YBARRA, RUBEN— Rubit TA, Band, Football, Track. 35, 69, 73, 163, ZIEBARTH, DANIEL—TA, Coop. Ed. 53, 179 ZIECEWEID, JEAN— Ziggy Stu. Gov't, TA, Front Five, Pep Club, F.H.A., N.H.S., Y-Teens, C. Country, Track. 36, 37, 43, 58, 176, 178 ZINS, RANDY—178 ZOLDAHN, JULIE— Jules TA, DECA, Orator—Fac., Pep Club, Int'l Club, N.H.S., Hi-Y. 53, 56. 158, 179 ZURAWSKI, KAREN—Coun. Aide, TA, Tutor, Coop. Ed., HEART at. Writ., Choir, Tour. Show. 179 ZWAK, SUZANN— Sue . 159, 179 1 Aide, j IT, Cre-4 r. 58, J U y W ,rK y 5 Lj4 y t JsA w . don+ M bvj y v jn immo a ypaJ' d un '' ■ t ', m a A f V t. iss: { JL .5 (h V (., VjV v ''x 1i A 1 , - s. 1 - 1 h cr. S, m V7u 1 O- c o T A JL sy� sv IA Jt tA • • . 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