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

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2. and 9. The mood of the concert lies reflected in the Government's center. Tenor-(2nd tri. )-Row 1: R. Nelson, J. Stanoch, M. Knodle. Row 2: W. Kittleson, L. Elmer, L. Nelson. Row 3: K. Fitzgerald, J. Victor, A. Faldt, T. H3gstrom. Row 4: J. Vietor, C. Richtmyre, B. Tinnel. 4. The first tri. Concert Choir makes the occasion jolly with carols of the season. 5. With great concentration, the bass section successfully swells the full chorus. 6. Soprano-(2nd tri)-Row 1: G. Taus, D. Hodgeman, M. Waight, K. Dungan, G. Peske, P. Williams, P. Malm, J. Reno, L. Prince. Row 2: C. Thielen, K. Kasloneck, B. Saukkola, D. Bcnckc, C. Bookey, K. Pyle, C. Carlson, P. Hamock, S. Shack, L. Ricodo. Row 3: J. Tolkinen, T. Mine 11, R. Holzheu, I. Kline, S. Jung, P. Smith, P. Virchow, M. Kroening, C. Jorhcim, C. Pederson, J. Neshick, Row 4: K. Underwood, J. Lahould, M. Brinkhaus, R. Hurley, B. Lindgrcn, L. Lindgrcn, T. Peterson, C. Inkala, D. Holt, M. Bookey, V. Stillman, D. Wicklund. 7. Santa, Stanford Robinson, exclaims, Send in Dancer, he's wiped his feet! 8. Alto-(2nd tri. )-Row 1: P. Miller, K. Klinger, R. Rocha, C. McClean, C. Sheggrud, R. Lundhal. Row 2: J. Brown, L. Raymond, S. Crcgo, C. Fol-stad, R. Borea. Row 3: S. Katchmark, G. Stevens, P. Svobodny, L. Okan, L. Hinson, D. Hall, C. Wcstbcrg. Row 4: M. Fahey, C. Johnson, L. Wold, M. Engstran, K. Wallis, N. Sorenson, C. Hilger, C. Haight, R. Knudson, R. Kroening.

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Sounds Peak To Harmony ’’Sounds of the Holidays, ” led by Mr. Traficante, was presented at Henry and the new Govt. Center. The chorus sang a variety of selections accompanied by L. Quigley, L. Maslowski and some band members. Actually, singing wasn’t their only talent; diey also planned the production of die Gilbert Sullivan Revue. 1. Bas$-(2nd tri.)-Row 1: R. Grocthum, B. Smith, S. Robinson. Row 2: J. Robeck, D. Johnson, D. Mier. Row 3: K. Wichmann, G. Nesbitt, B. Chambers. Row 4: T. Stillman, G. Dols, J. Mins. Row 5: J. Nelson, A. Westberg, J. Carlson, R. Belfrey.

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Students: “Perfect, Print And Publish” Most Orator and Patriot members took a prerequisite class covering basic technique for each publication. A few additional associates were chosen. Remember ROAMING AROUND? It was one article written by the Patriot Staff. They not only covered Henry's activities and news, but also kept the students informed. The Orator staff spent many hours recording the thoughts and memories of this year and our theme, The Quest , will be cherished by many. Mary Jo Welter EDITOR John Schmals PHOTOGRAPHER Laurie LaMerc PROFESSIONALS Renee Borca ORGANIZATIONS Sheila Maahs Cindy Maslowski COMPETITION Linda Nelson UNDERCLASSMEN Connie Richtmyrc Bonnie Undgren SENIORS Leslie Quigley EVENTS Mr. Jay Peterson ADVISOR 1. Advisor, Mr. Grcenhagen, gives Jeff Nelson helpful criticism while Dave MacArthur anticipates his next article. 2. As the work piles up, Laurie Kicly attempts to make her Patriot deadline. 3. Patriot-Row 1: Mr. Greenhagen, D. MacArthur, C. Powell. Row 2: S. Hawkins, J. Sletten, R. Knudson, L. Rainville. Row 3: J. Groth, K. Goski, J. Nelson, L. Kiely. Row 4: D. Kline, D. Welch, S. Manzke, G. Nesbitt. 4. Editor , Mary Jo Welter, gives helpful advice to Leslie Quigley on the complicated color Homecoming spread. 5. Linda Nelson has help sorting her underclassman pictures by Laurie LaMere and Renee Bore a. A