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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

1978 ORATOR Patrick Henry High Minneapolis, Mn. Volumn XXXVII Activities ... pg. 3 Athletics ... pg. 29 Organizations ... pg. 67 Faculty ... pg. 95 Underclassmen ... pg. 107 Seniors ... pg. 127 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES w QUEEN JULIE REIGNS OVER FESTIVE HOMECOMING ’77 Queen Julie Michnowski Princess Melody Annoni Princess Terese Lang Princess Sandy Teslow 5 Princess Joanne Harrer EXCITEMENT AT HOMECOMING REACHES A NEW HIGH (A) Our queen’s court of 1977. (B) Football co-captains C. Lindvall and E. Eber-hardt, along with the PHHS Guide-On’s and Riflettes, pay tribute to Julie’s reign as queen. (C) Excited senior girls anxiously await the opening of the auditorium doors for the queen selection auditorium. (D) Princess M. Annoni and tackle L. Whitman make the first entrance. (E) Our great coronation Emcee’s, K. Garvcr and G. Lorentzon. (F) The official crowning of Queen Julie. (G) Our top-five nervously await the big moment when one will be chosen queen. (H) linebacker R. O’Mara escorts Princess S. Teslow down the aisle after coronation. (I) tackle J. Harkins helps grateful Princess J. Harrer to her place. 7 GALA FESTIVITIES WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED I This year homecoming started with the picking of our top ten on Oct. 3rd. Then the big moment was our selection of Queen Julie in a senior aud. on Oct. 5. The next two weeks were filled with such memorable activities as Coronation, where the court was presented with new crowns from the school, the 2nd Annual Car Show, Trike Race. Patriot Parade, variety show, the game and our exciting dance with the band Jctz. These activities helped make homecoming a fun and memorable time of the year. Our ’77 slogan was “Pats make ’em chief losers”. (A) “The Monsters” come alive during the Variety Show. They were joined by the princesses for their last performance. (B) Queen Julie smiles at a friend as she takes her traditional ride around the field. (C) Many alumni and students gathered at Porter Field to watch the game and halftime show. (D) The newest surfing fad is shown by the “Drips as they “Catch A Wave. (E) Princess T. Lang and quarterback M. Lundeen are the last to take their places on stage. (F) Senators K. Goski and M. McLennan look over and judge this entry of the car show. (G) The football team is trying to get the spirit together for one more touchdown. (H) “Blue, Moon, Blue Moon, sing and dance the group BA-NA-NA. (I) This van is one of the many cars, trucks, and vans that entered the 2nd annual car show. PATS SHOW VARIETY IN HOMECOMING The annual Patriot Parade was held in the afternoon. Beginning with the introductions of our 1977 Homecoming Court of Honor, the Variety Show began. The winners of this year’s show were, in order; America Swings, The New Sensations, and The Hoedowns. There were ten acts in all and this year’s parade was enjoyed by all who watched or participated. Afterwards, the Pats played a challenging football game with Southwest which they lost, 21-14. CLASS OF ’78 BRINGS US SOUTH FOR “TOM SAWYER” The Junior Class Play, “Tom Sawyer,” was a big success. This year the play was not only made up of Juniors, but sophomores and freshmen. Part of the reason the play was such a success was that it reminded all who watched it of those happy and carefree days of their past. It was a glimpse into the uncomplicated and romantic days of an age long past, where the steamboat was king of the river and the “wild west” really started at the banks of the Mississippi. (A.) Becky Thatcher (N. Sorenson) discovers that (T. Reilly) Tom Sawyer has been two timing. (B.) Ben Rogers (T. Harkins), Lyda Hollis (M. Borca) and Jim Hollis (J. Anderson) are catchin catfish. (C.) Huck Finn (L. Whitman) is debating if he should live with Widder Douglas. (C. Hilger.) 12 (D.) Preacher Schimdt (J. Kohagen) and Judge Thatcher (D. Boken) lead the townsfolk in prayer. (E.) The cast of TOM SAWYER. (F.) Judge Thatcher takes charge of the situation as townsfolk look on. (G.) Becky Thatcher is swept off of her feet by Tom Sawyer. 13 RIVER CITY, IOWA . . This year’s third annual summer musical, “The Music Man,” turned out to be quite a success. The amount of sweat and hard work put into this play was really worth everyone’s while. The play attracted about 900 people over a three day engagement. Many thanks should be given to our own music men, Mr. Sylvester, Mr. Traficante, and Mr. Oakvik, as well as all the students who participated in it. Such representation on Henry’s stage can and will be well looked upon by everyone. (A) The quartet and Marion, played by R. Holzheu, sing “Lida Rose.” (B) Cast of “Music Man cheer to the great success of the play. (C) K. Goski readies herself for her next scene. (D) Tommy Dillis, played by Joe Anderson, tries to make a quick get-a-way. (E) The pit band plays music to a scene in the play. (F) Harold Hill catches the interest of the town boys. (G) The quartet consisting of M. Bates. J. Victor, M. Oakvik, and J. Mins, bring harmony to the cars of the pick-a-little ladies. (H) Wa-tau-nee girls put fright and fear into L. Quigley as they proceed with their rain dance. (I) Harold Hill, played by R. Erickson, and Marion dance away the love they have for one another at the foot bridge. (J) Harold Hill and Marcellus Wash-burn, played by G. Nesbitt, sing “The Sadder but Wiser Girl for Me . 14 WHERE THE MUSIC COMES FROM FALL DAYS ARE NEW BEGINNINGS “ANNE FRANK” LIVES AGAIN The Senior Class did a great job of performing “Anne Frank.” The ease was very limited in size but put out a show with huge success. The technical crew worked hard to transform the Henry stage into a realistic looking attic. The play itself took place during WWII in Holland where many Jews had to hide out or submit to Hitler and his troops. The Frank and VanDan families were forced to hide out in an unused attic. They remained unhurt for three years and the whole time the twelve year-old Anne Frank recorded her thoughts of life and her surroundings. Though the families came to devestating ends, Anne once wrote, “In spite of everything, I still believe people arc good at heart.” (A) Anne Frank (S. Fridgen) gets a childish thrill out of wearing Mrs. Van Dan’s fur coat. (B) The beginning of the end. Anne’s last look at the attic and the life that she had just begun to love. (C) Micp (M. Borca) and Mr. Frank (L.. Whitman) come back to the attic after he is the only one to survive the concentration camp. (D) The families pray during their Hanukkah celebration. (E) One of the private moments that only Anne and her diary knew about. (F) Mr. Frank, Mr. Dussel. and Peter try to wrestle a loaf of bread away from Mr. Van Dan who has been caught stealing food at night. (G) Mr. Kraeler (H. Roberts) brings another to live in the crowded attic. He is Mr. Jan Dussel (J. Anderson). (H) The Nazi’s push the traitors out the door and into misery. (I) Anne and Peter console each other after a family quarrel. 19 THE KING’S COURT . . . DENNY DELAITTRE JIM HARKINS MARTY LUNDEEN LARRY PELUF AND SNO-DAZE ACTIVITIES (A) Queen Julie plants the crown and a kiss on King Larry. (B) Tuesday was Dress Up Day and it found M Oakvik all slickcd-up and talking with R. Lundall. (C) The Top Five and their escorts: T. Land, P Jordheim, L Berndi. M McDonald and C. Bourgeois. (D) On Wednesday the Henry students received a visit from “KISS. (E) The Tug-of-War sought after the groups that had timing and strength. DIFFERENT WAYS FOR DIFFERENT DAYS Sno-Daze ’78 started with the choosing of our Sno-Daze button and slogan, “Sno Foolin.” Then on Friday, January 20, the senior class voted on the top five. The next week the whole school had the opportunity to vote for King by dropping money in their candidate’s bucket during lunch. In one week the auditorium was in a hush as queen Julie Michnowski was brought on stage. She proceeded to walk back and forth between the five nervous guys. During the moment of truth, she gave a kiss and planted the crown on our Sno King of ’78 ... Larry Whitman. On Celebrity Day the students came as their favorite star of stage or screen. On Tuesday everyone got “patriotic” and wore red and gray. Wednesday was Overall Day and Henry looked like it came right off of the farm! The best-dressed really looked sharp on Thursday and ended up skiing at Birch Park. Friday was a Fabulous 50's Day and we closed out the week with a Donut Dunk and a dance in the new gym with the Talismen Band. M.S.C. GIVES LESSON IN BLACK AWARENESS This year’s Black History Week was celebrated February 20-24. The theme for the week’s program was “Black Awareness.” The program consisted of poetry, some written by Henry’s own students, modern dance, skits, and a tribute to great Blacks. It showed that the Blacks at Henry are truly aware of their heritage. (F) Yvette Brewer puts feeling into her poem while Fclecia docs a modern dance. (G) Senior Robert Robinson sings out beautifully. (H) Black students sing out the Black National Anthem. (I) Senior Stephanie Volantc was Mistress of Ceremonies. (J) Senior Javoni White and underclassmen Fclecia Wallace and Denise Anderson sing with soul. (K) Kevin Jackson sings and plays the piano like a pro. 24 +4{ PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE SPIRITS . . . MR. SCROOGE! “Mr. Scrooge” was this year’s choir Christmas performance. The musical had a matinee and two night performances on December 14, 15, 16. The players had only two weeks to prepare for the show, and with the co-operation of the director, Mr. Sylwcs-tcr, and the Choir director, Mr. Traficantc, the play was a marvelous success. It truly brightened up the holiday season. (A) The cast of Mr. Scrooge presents their Grand Finale in song. (B) Scrooge (J. Victor) promises that he'll keep Christmas in his heart always. (C) During the “Dream of Christmas Past. Scrooge secs himself as a young man. (T. Hagstrom) while his fiance sings about a time Very Long Ago. (D) Tiny Tim (J. Reno) and his family celebrate their Christmas during the “Dream of Christmas Present. (E) After Scrooge has his terrible Dream of Christmas Future. he jumps for joy and repents for all of his past cruelty. Even though Minneapolis broke a record for having its coldest winter ever, the Henry students kept warm and active. There were games to keep every sports fan busy, and if the game wasn’t going as well as hoped, the dancelines kept the audiences alive. We had the delivery of Valegrams on the day of our Winter Pep Fest, and the last day of school before the energy break. Even though it was cold, everyone made it a fun and memorable winter. SNOW HIGHLITES OUR NEW GYM! To many people of the Henry community it was a dream come true. After many years of hard work, meetings, planning, and waiting the school finally got its new gym. The dedication ceremony was held Sunday, February 5th, and the band, Riflcttes, Guide-ons, and dancclincs performed. Many important community members spoke, and old alumni were acknowledged. Finally, the Henry Community Gymnasium became ours! (A) After the outside shell of the gym was finished, the builders started to pave the parking lot. (B) Mr. Burton accepts the gym at the dedication ceremony. (C) The new boy’s locker room’s in the basement. (D) A builder puts the finishing touches on the doorway. (F.) The different lines get ready to perform. 27 ill ill WAIL PROPHET MAN, WAIL Henry's entrant in the “MHSL One Act Play” was Tclcmachus Clay. We placed third in Region V competition. The success of the play was based mostly on the closeness of the cast. They received perfect scores on the last day of the play, and combined with the scores of the previous Wednesday, they received a superior rating. They were not, however, selected to advance to the state competition. Tom Reilly, Cathy Hilger, Jo Mary Borman. Jeff Victor Shawn Dunn, Andy Weeks LcAnn Lindgren, Don Duren berger. Colleen Bourgeois. Un derstudy-Hugh Roberts, Direc tor-Mr. Sylwester. St. Dir. Laurie Frydenlund (A) Mr. Warren (D. Durenbcrger) isn’t very impressed with Georgic, (A. Weeks), Ginger, (C. Bourgeois) or her friend Tel Clay (T. Reilly). (B) Tel listens to Mr. Warren explain about work at Titanic Studios. (C) Tel leaves Downdsville Town and his girlfriend. Barb (C. Hilger). (D) The “Prophet Man (S. Dunn) tells about lifes evils. (E) D. Sawyer and M. Yoshida were two of the hard working stage crew. 28 ATHLETICS WEATHER REIGNS OVER SEASON This year’s football team got off to a good start winning two of its first four games. In beating North, the Pats staged an excellent second half comeback to regain the Northside Trophy. In the second half of the season, the Patriots lack of size and speed hurt and they ended the season with a 2-6 record. A strange part of this year’s season was the weather. It caused two games, the football preview, and the non-conference game at Fergus Falls to be cancelled. (D) Row 1: T. Olandcr. D. Warnke, A. Clark. J. Pudlick. S. Strcnsrud, G. Smith, J. Ncvison, P. Nemcs. Row 2: Earl, manager, D. Modccn, L. Kvam, D. Weeks, T. Crawford. M. Wortman, L. King. J. Ullom. B. Thompson. M. Smith, manager. Row 3: E. Eberhardt. M. Bohan, R. O'Mara, D. Sheg-grud, B. Kavanagh, D. Boken. R. Kramer, D. DcLaittc, Coach Francis. Row 4: Coach Miller, K. Rakos, M. Pennaz, T. Miller, S. Snyder. B. Hawk, M. Lundccn. D. Anderson. M. Opat, M. Trombley, Coach Swanson. Row 5: T. Bursey, T. Harkins, I.. Whitman, J. Roundsville. J. Harkins. C. Lind-vall, T. Penaz, R. Kramer. Row 6: D. Green, B. Neunsinger, R. Zajac, D. Laskowski. W. Harkness, T. Bird. S. Mulligan (A) Criag Lindvall lasso’s a Cowboy. (B) Trench Warfare is shown as Henry tightens up its defense. (C) The starting offense fires off of the ball. (E) Larry Whitman and Craig Lindvall discuss blocking assignments. (F) Tom Bird is afraid to watch Paula Jordheim pin on his football. (G) Quarterback. Leroy King, wants to pass but West defenders have other ideas. (H) Co-captains: Eric 31 Eberhardt and Craig Lindvall. (A) Sandy Tcslow enjoys a coke bought from the Booster's refreshment stand. (B) Who's the quickest off the ball! (C) Leroy King and Don Sheggrud connect for a blast up the middle. (D) Galen Smith, Nick Zajac. Marty Lundeen, and Bob White, plot strategy with Coach Francis. (E) Craig Lindvall and Jeff Rounsvillc stretch out before practice. (F) Matt Bohan's attempted sweep is stopped by a West tackier. (G) M. Nortrum, C. Lundeen, V. Jorgensen get ready to smother the West fullback. (H) Gang tackling, every coaches’ dream. (I) Keith Rakos has beaten everyone to the tackle. (J) Anticipation. 32 SOPHS, FRESHMAN: HIGH HOPES FOR NEXT YEAR Two bright spots in the Henry football future were the sophomore and freshman teams. With the help of their coaches, Mr. Anderson and Mr. Chesner, the sophomore team racked up an impressive 6-2 record. This was done with a total team effort. The freshman team also looked promising with a 2-3 record. (A) Who will gel the ball? (B) “Team set. Hut one!,” says quarterback M. McNutt. (C) Sophomore team. Row I: V. Jorgenson. J. Barret. C. Brinkhousc, B. Kelvie. A. Weeks, C. Lun-deen, K. Brynteson. T. Rakos, R. Kvam. J. Anderson. Row 2: P. Challender, D. Alscth, V. Opal. R. Sivanich, J. Cole, P. LeB-lanc, J. Krocning, R. Mysliwicc, M. Nortrum. Row 3: B. Hawk. A. Matson. R. Baron, B. Homberg, K. Baldwin. D. Winstrom, B. Modeen, S. Bintner. Row 4: J. Schultz, manager, D. Nevison. C. Tesman, D. Riclly, T. Schmalz, M. McNutt. Coach Anderson. (D) Football Coaches: Row I: M. Miller, D. Swanson, J. Anderson. Row 2: B. Francis, G. Chesner, T. Wyroski. 34 lr.MII CROSS COUNTRY REACHES STATE The entire boy's team and Debbie Berger from the girl’s team reached the State Finals this year. The boys tied for eighth place while Debbie Berger took 46th. Much of the credit for this success goes to Mr. Canham and Miss Pechia. They have been building winning teams at Henry for years. (F) J. Anthony warms up before a meet. (G) A familiar scene, D. Berger out in front. (H) N. Stcmbridgc shows determination. (I) D. Gilkcrson is doing what he likes best — running (J) K. Johnson psyches up before the race. 35 (A) What arc all of the boys smiling about? (B) K. Moe is leading the way. (C)C.C.Tcam: Row 1-D.Lalibcrtc. D. Granger, J. Anthony, D. Berger, K. Stembridge. J. Juncski. R. Autio, R. Mason, J. Otto Row 2-K. Gilkerson, B. Harrer, R. Malacko, M. Gladhill, D. Gclkcrson, J. Orr, B. Lind. M. Kramer, M. Miller, J. Foster Row 3 J. Hill, J. Millcron, B. Carlson, J. Joyce. R. Mcrkl, B. Stembridge. D. Kojeten, W. Otto, K. Cich, T. Thunstrom, D. Berger, K. Johnson, K. Moe (D) J. Joyce sneaks out a hard fought race against Central. (E) It's not so bad when you arc running with a friend. (F) M. Ketter is in total concentration. (G) 400 mile Club-Row 1-J. Orr, B. Stembridge, M. Gladhill Row 2-R. Malacko, J. Millercn, D. Gilkerson, R. Mcrkl, B. Lind. (H) The sophomore team is raring and ready to go! (I) C.C. Coaches: Miss Pcchia, Mr. Canham. 37 38 BOY’S GOLF, IN THE SPRING SWING (A) Larry Pcluf is amazed by Mike Opal’s back swing. (B) Larry Pcluf attempts an uphill putt for a birdie. (C) Jean Weller hopes this drive will hit 200 yards. (D) With Diane Kohl holding the flag with Therese Caouette, how could Jean Welter miss? (E) Boy’s Team: L. Pcluf. B. Ennen. J. Hammer. M. Opat. D. Ross. (F) Diane Kohl attempts a difficult shot from the sand trap. The boy’s golf team finished out their season with a disappointing 4-6 record. Coach McGowan hopes this year’s team will improve greatly over last year’s team. With five returning from last year, chances for this to happen are excellent. BIRDIES FLY HIGH FOR GIRL’S GOLF The girl’s golf team finished the season with an impressive 5-4 season. The team, coached by Miss Shane, hopes to finish very high in the City Confer-ance this year. Chances for this are good as most of last year’s letterman are returning. (A) Dave Ross likes to feel “fenced in. (B) Dave Ross shows the correct way to hit out of a sand trap. (C) Girl's Team: Therese Caouctte, Diane Kohl. Jean Welter. Coach Shane. (D) Joe Hammer’s attemped putt for a birdie is being watched very closely by Dave Ross. J9 STATE IN “78” This years girl’s volleyball team was one of the best ever at Henry. Led by coaches Jim McDonnell and Judy James, and co-captains Peggy Green and Sharon Lonn, the girls racked up a 22-4 record. They went all the way to the Region finals before losing to Columbia Heights by just two points. With a very strong J.V. team coming up and many of this years starters returning, next year’s team could be every bit as good as this year’s. (A) Coaches Jim McDonell and Judy James plot strategy. (B) J.V. Team Row 1-T. Whitman. S. Pietrzak. D. Nagel, D. Miller, Row 2- C. Johnston. D. Townsend, J. Jorgenson, R. Pekarek, P. Cooucttc Row 3-J. Galajda, C. Schneider, C. Kvasager. S. Lynch, D. Lasota. Row 4-J. Fox, L. Danielson, P. Hofman, S. Moc, N. Taus (d) S. Lonn to the rescue, (c) S. Tcslow, P. Jordhiem, M. McDonald, D. Hasher help cheer the girls on to victory! (g) Varsity Team: Row 1-D. LaSoto, M. Bauer. P. Green, K. Nacgle, M. Malacko, S. Lynch Row 2-Coach J. James, P. Smith. S. Lonn, J. Jox, L. Danialson, D. Robcc, G. Spencer, Coach McDonnel (i) cocaptains S. Lonn and P. Greene discussing the rules before the game, (j) The future looks bright with a J.V. team as good as ours! WHO SAYS THEY ARE ALL WASHED UP? The boy’s swimming team ended the season with a 9-6 record. The team was dominated mainly by underclassmen. Joel Hanneman set a school record in the 100 yd. back stroke, and a few others are expected to set records in The Regions. Another outstanding performer was senior Bruce Henke. The girl’s team ended their season with a 9-4 record. The girls set four school records and with many underclassmen returning next year, many more records should fall. (A) L. Mclichar is about to take the big plunge. (B) It’s going to be a photo finish. (C) Coaches Hocl and Hollman wonder how the meet is going to turn out. (D) Boy's Team: Row 1-D. Gilbert, J. Gilncrt, T. Gilbert. M. Johnson, Row 2-B. Henke. J. Dc-lany, J. Hanneman, K. Bcnncrt. B. Borca. Coach Hocl 42 (A) L. Mclichar. J. Weller, L. Weller. T. Erikson whoop it up. (B) Coach Mod studies the game plan. (C) B. Ueinkc fires off the starting block. (D) The swim cheerleaders get us in the mood. (E) .1. Gilbert shows his perfect form. (I ) Smile ladies, you arc on Candid Camera. (G) Girl's Team: Row l-N. Patrick. K Cszech. L. Dungan, Coach Hollman. T Erikson. N. Bak Row 2-K. Mclichar. J Welter. B. Ueinkc. K. Welter. K. Wallace. J. Bennet, C. Neeme, M. Shurbicr. Coach Noel 4J BOYS AND GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL; THEY PLAY IT TOUGH The boy's basketball team ended up with a 6-10 record. The team was led by the excellent shooting abilities of Leroy King and Frank John. Next year’s team will be a good one as most of the starters will have played varsity ball for three years. The varsity team is coached by Mr. Seikkula. The girl’s team had an excellent season with a 9-7 record. The Team was led by captains Paula Svobodany and Peggy Green. The girls stand a good chance for a State Tournament bid this year. The girls should be tough next year with many of their starters returning. The girls are coached by Mr. Rasmuscn and Ms. McGowan. (A) L. King and B. Hempal hustle down on defense. (B) L. Danilason reaches high for the jump ball. (C) Girl’s Varsity Team-Row 1-D. Hansen. S. Nelson. D. Rojas. Coach MCGowan Row 2-Coach Rassmuscn. S. Lynch, P. Svobandy, P. Green. D. Rojas. M. Gorzyck Row 3-D. Robcck, L. Danialscn, J. Fox. M. Kcttcr. P. Kohl (D) L. Daniclscn can not believe what Mr. Rassmuscn is saying. (E) Boy’s Varsity Captains-F. John and L. King. (F) P. Green fires an excellent feed pass to M. Gorzycki (G) Girl’s Varsity captains-P. Svobodany, P. Green (H) Teamwork is the name for the J.V’s game! (I) L. King puts it by a West defender (J) Boy’s Varsity Team, Row l-G. Pichotta, P. Hoffman, W. Hillika, M. Opt, E. Ebcrhardt, T. Luch, D. Gilkcrson Row 2-R. Smudc. B. Hemplc, T. Bird, F. John. J. Olsen, T. Michaud. L. King 44 F 4$ (A) P. Hoffman, T. Bird, and E. Ebcrhardt are warming up. (B) F. John Hghts tor position. (C) Henry Controls the jump. (D) Girls J. V. Team-Row 1-L. Pence. D. Rodas. C. Chase. Row 2-D. Nelson. C. Kundc. S. Waldenp, B. Borer, B. Mo-ciosck. Row 3-J. Knse. M. Bruc. S. Tessman. S. Larsen, D. Hansen. Coach McGowan. (E) wish I could get out there! (F) Basketball is rougher than you think. (G) A coache’s dream. (H) The girl’s team is getting warmed up. (I) Boy’s Sophomore Team, Row l-G. Clover. S. Schvanich Row 2-M. Sheppard. B. Smith Row 3-J. Swzlack. J. Schultz. T. Carbo (J) It’s up for grabs. (K) P Svobodny docs not want to get involved with this one. (L) Boys Coaches Mr. Seikkula. Mr. Washington 47 GRACEFUL AS THE WIND This years girls’ gymnastics team had a good season with much promise for the coming years. The team consisted mainly of underclassmen, so the years to come should prove to be very productive. The team was very small in number which meant extra hard work and effort from all. The team is coached by Miss Koopmans. (A) Capts. B. Wryk and K. Dungan (B) J. Dungan hits a horizontal as she flies through the air. (C) S. Labosco docs the splits on the beam. (D) Here is the opening ceremony at the first home meet. (E) Coach Koopmans discusses some very delicate strategy. (F) “Steady now, says K. Dungan. (G) J. Juncski starts a difficult move on the uneven parallel bars. (H) M. Nesser proves to everyone that she can master the uneven parallel bars. (I) J. Juncski executes a winning vault. (J) B. Wryk does her thing on the beam. 48 49 THE PATS PIN’EM UP Despite the lack of boys trying out for wrestling this year and the lack of seniors on the squad, the boy’s wrestling team ended up .500 for the season. Led by Tri-Captains J. Harkins, M. Kramer and M. Trombley, the Pats faired very well against teams that greatly outnumbered them. The future of the team looks very bright with many outstanding freshman, sophomores, and juniors returning. (A) Row I-J. Harkins, J. Ullom, T. Harkins, K. Hecht, P. Hcmpel, J. Larson, S. Pcnnaz, Coach M. Miller. Row 2-G. Haspcrt, D. Nelson, M. Trombley, J. Teschendorf, J. Pudlick. M. Kramer, G. Lindval. Row 3-B. Smith, K. Cich, T. O’Ricly, B. Kelvic, T. Nelson, R. Milacko. (B) Tri-Captains: M. Trombley, M. Kramer, J. Harkins. (C) Wrestling is hard work for Klaus. (D) Coach Miller spells out the situation. (E) J. Pudlick punishes his opponent. (F) T. Harkins is set and ready to go. (G) The always present cheerleaders go at it again. (H) Victory! How sweet it is. (I) T. Nelson is anxiously awaiting the beginning. (J) A break between matches. CROSS COUNTRY SKIERS REACH STATE This year’s entire girls cross-country team, and Ray Merkl from the boy’s cross-country, made it to the State Meet at Sugar Hills. All year the girl’s team has been supported by strong performences by Debbie Berger and Kim Moc. Ray Merkl has done the same for the boy’s team. Both teams are young so the future looks bright. Led mostly by underclassmen, the boys and girl’s slalom teams show much promise. The ski teams are coached by Mr. Waller and Mr. Greenhagcn. (A) L. Garver comes in first. (B) J. Otto, D. Berger, C. Bacon, K. Moe chat before the State meet at Sugar Hills. (C) C. Bacon bears down to gain speed. (D) K. Moc sets the pace. (E) Slalom Team, Row 1-J. Taylor, D. LaSota, E. Stummc, Row 2-B. Hazard, K. Garver, L. Garver, L. Melichar, D. Granger, S. Anderson, R. Borgeson, Coach Waller Row 3-Coach Greenhagcn, P. Ncmcs, D. Warnkc, D. Taylcr, F. Zappa (F) Cross-Country Team, Row 1-J. Foster, J. Otto, P. Foster, N. Stembridgc, Row 2-M. Miller, L. Berger. K. Johnson, S. Hablc, D. Berger, Coach Waller Row 3-B. Lind. C. Bacon, D. Granger, K. Moc. J. Joyce. T. Lobash, R. Merkl, D. Strohschein, (G) D. Berger is in the State Meet at Sugar Hills. (H) R. Merkl shows his winning form. (1) It’s all down hill from here. (J) I want to fly like an eagle. 52 53 (A) Crashing the course. (B) D. DeLaittre unleashes a booming slapshot. (C) K. Moc proves that determination pays off. (D) D. Kubinski can't wait to get back on the ice. (E) V. Olson, M. Bourgois, J. Anthony. C. Jorgenson. L. Berndt and M. Bauer cheer the boys on. (F) Who’s fastest on the draw? (H) Varsity Team-Row 1- M. McLennan, R. Shopek, G. Kampa, T. Seidc, R. Mattson, M. Edgren, L. Pcluf, S. Reeves, S. Johnson. Row 2- man. J. Schultz, M. Bohan. D. DeLaittre, D. DeLaittre, R. O'Mara, C. Hirsch, G. Steinhilber, T. Hirsch, D. Kubinski. I). Bydlon. (G) Captains- C. Hirsch, D. DeLaittre, L. Pcluf. 54 PUCKSTERS PACE THE WAY TO SECOND PLACE This year’s hockey team had an excellent season and finished second in the city conference. The Pats lost a very exciting game in overtime to Mpls. Southwest to just miss getting into the the State Hockey Tournament. The team was mainly senior dominated and not the biggest around, but the Pats proved that they could win with determination and aggression. F to O' H (A) T. Seide warms up before the Washburn game. (B) What the heck is going on? (C) D. Dcl.aittre plays his usual rough, tough game. (D) L. “Andre Pcluf wonders, “what now? (E) C. Hirsch and D. Kubinski wonder if it is a goal or not. (F) D. Dc-Laittre and M. Edgren wait for their big chance. (G) C. Hirsch awaits the pass from D. Bydlen (H) The drop of the puck signals-GO!! (I) C. Hirsch fires again. G 57 J.V.’S SHOW A PROMISING FUTURE The Junior varsity team ended the season with a respectable 7-5 record. The Team started slowly, but as the season wore on they picked up their momentum and finished strongly. (A) The team gathers as D. Mincll gives the old pep talk. (B) J.V. Team: Row 1-G. Shopek, B. Lictcr. D. Mincll. J. Jones, Row 2-M. Nortrom, P. Roberts, B. Hansen, D. Carter, L. Maj-kozak, M. Johnson. D. Reilly (C) D. DcLaittrc gets off another super shot against Roosevelt. (D) The Henry stands arc always full of cheers (E) The J.V.’S warm up before meeting Edison. S8 BOYS BETTER WATCH OUT Again this year girl's hockey has been a fun way to spend an early Saturday morning. There were about twenty girls from grade 9 thru grade 12 participating in this vigorous sport. One of the highlights of the season was when they played the teachers. We have to call that one a draw. Many of the girls stated that their brand of hockey was not as rough and aggessivc as the boys, but it was loads of fun. (A) Another fantastic faccoff by M. Baur (B) A big round of applause for a great goalic-B. I.icter. (C) After that puck gir!s- ’Go For IT (D) Girl's Hockey Team, Row l-C. Anderson. K. Johnson. J. Jackson. B. Krocning. M. Ma-lacko. S. Lynch Row 2-T. Frickson. G. Spencer, T. Gorzyeki, J. Harrer. J. Anthony. D. Berger, Row 3-P. Polaski. J. Juncski, S. Teslow, P. Majkozak. D Kampa. J. Otto 59 BASEBALL; PATRIOTS STEAL HOME The outlook for this year’s Varsity baseball team is very optimistic. With many outstanding seniors returning from last year’s team and an outstanding sophomore team coming up, the Pats should be awesome this year. The key to their success will be their excellent hitting ability. The Varsity team is coached by Mr. Washington and the Sophomores are coached by Mr. Wyrowski. (A) Chalk up another score for the Pats. (E) Sophomore Team-Row 1 R. Shopck, M. Kramer. R. Sivanich, K. Cassidy. S. Johnson. B. Smith. R. Ulbrecht, Row 2-B. Harrer, R. Manskc, M. McNutt. B. Dclany, K. Rakos, J. Hanneman, T. Miller, T. Lucht, S. Reeves, Coach Wyrowski (F) R. O'Mara is going for the fences. (H) T. Druk with another fourbagger. (B) R. Kramer is pitching, (C) and brother Mike catching, makeup a great duo. (D) Varsity Scniors-Row 1-D. Gratz. D. Gillen. D. Shcggrud, M. Edgrcn, Row 2-R. Smude, L. Michels. R. Kramer: not pictured, R. O'Mara. D. Bydlcn, D. Kubinski (G) M. Edgrcn is on his way to another double play. (I) R. O'Mara, R. Kramer, and D. Bydlen have a conference on the mound. (J) Henry lets one fly. GO ■ 61 TRACKSTERS KEEP ON TRACKIN’ Track is a very popular sport at Henry. Our teams have been strong, enthusiastic and ready to compete. The season comes at the perfect time of the year. Spring time is a time of new beginnings and after a long winter the minds of the athletes are now all psyched up. Henry is very fortunate to have a strong long distance running group. Both the girl’s team and guy’s team were lucky to have such gifted and talented people. Along with the distance runners, the team consisted of many sprinters, hurdlers, field eventers and managers. They all hope for a good season and to send our all-star. Deb Berger, to State. (A)Henry leads the field in the home stretch. (B) Sandy Tcslow shows the form of a good shot putter. (C) J. Ncvison puts it in high gear. (D) Boy’s team: Row 1-B. Stembridgc, D. Gilkcrson, B. Lind, J. Milleron, D. Kojcnton. J. Joyce, Row 2-V. Opat, R. Barren, G. Karbo. S. Mruz, T. Olandcr, J. Rcardcn. Row 3-B. Arncson, R. Hanson, D. Ncsscr. J. Ncvison, C. Lindvall. J. Orr Row 4-T. Tinnrl. R. Zajac, R. Hanson. (F:) Hurdler. G. Carbo, is giving it all he's got. (F) Girl’s team gets ready to tear up the track. (G) Henry comes in first again! (H) Girl’s Team: Row l-J. Dun-gan, R. Munyan, T. Eichman, Row 2-K. Vchnscn, S. Habcl, P. Shcrmcrs, P. Smith. D. Berger. Row 3-Miss Pccchia, K. Moc, D. Granger, J. Juncrki, G. Spencer, S. Tcslow, D. Robeck, Mr. McDoncll. (I) C. Lindvall uses all his muscle in the discus. (J) R. Hansen is soaring high in the pole vault. BOYS AND GIRL’S VARSITY TENNIS; LOVE ON THE COURTS This years boys and girl's tennis teams were dominated mainly by underclassmen. The girl's record was 5-4, while the boy’s team racked up a 6-3 record. The girl’s team was led by captains J. Harrer, P. Majko-zak and J. Neubergcr. They are coached by Miss Koopmans. The boy’s team is coached by Mr. Backes. With so many varsity players returning, chances for a good team this year are excellent. (F) Girl’s Team Row 1- P. Majkozak, L. Goldsburry. M. Bourgeois. J. Neubergcr, Row 2-L.. Crooker, C. Jensen. K. Barrcgcn, J. Jcncski, D. Barrcgcn. T. Eichman Row 3-J. Harrer. K. Erickson. L. Kramer, C. Knude, K. Kieler, S. Larsen. L. Otto, L. Wator (B) P. Green shows the boys how it’s done. (G) S. Wic-lend comes to the rescue of his partner, B. Otto. (A) Tennis Coaches Mr. Backes and Miss Koopmans. (C) J. Harrer wonders if she is going to win her match. (H) S. Brctto unleashes his powerful serve. (J) Teamwork is the name of the game. 64 ■IIS? (D) Girl’s Captains-J. Ncubcrgcr, P. Majkozak, J. Harrcr. (E) Boy's Team-Row 1 K. Daugherty, Row 2-B. Borge-sen.T. Bretto, J. Tschindorph, S. Bretto, S. Wicland Row 3-T. Michaud, B. Otto (1) J. Tschindorf and K. Daugherty make a great double’s team. THE EARLY BIRDIES The girl’s badminton team consisted mostly of seniors. They were very strong last year so this year’s team is expected to be strong. There is also a co-ed badminton team which meets each week. This gives everyone a chance to play. The girl's team is coached by Miss Pecchia. (A) Teamwork is the name of the game. (B) Girl’s team: Row 1-P. Gorzycki, D. Robcck, P. Green, P. Majkozak, S. Lonn Row 2-C. Jensen, A. Bitner, L. Bcrndt. M. Baur, J. Harrcr, L. Wator (C) Follow through with that shot. Tammy. (D) L. Bcrndt shows the right way to do it. 66 ORGANIZATIONS MIND OR MATTER? Creative writing, speech, and chess require a great deal more than a rhyme with no reason or a speech full of inanities or a simple thoughtless move. They require a kind of thinking that only certain people can give. Who are these people? They are the ones who can write a poem that lives up to its meaning. They arc the ones who can give a speech and catch the eye and ear of everyone in their audience. Finally, they arc the ones who can get so caught up in a game of chess that nothing else matters. (A) Mrs. Timmerman talks to a student about a term paper. (B) J. Kohagen reveals an interesting characteristic about himself. (C) Chess club members arc: J. Crcc-gan, H. Asgain, W. Hanson, V. Frost. P. Hcmple, W. Couture. (D) Row 1-R. Mata. E. Fatze. Row 2-J. Orr, E. Thompson. K. Rackcr. Row 3-S. Powell. J. Fox. Row 4-D. Kirby. A. Linn, B. Nelson, D. Whitney. (E) Row 1-D. Roberts, T. Penske, L. Whitman, D. Gratz, W. Hanson, Miss Blom. Row 2-D. Munson, J. Delaney, K. Cich, J. Stanoch. Row 3-S. Dunn, J. Kohagan, C. Arncson, J. Borman, N. Hays, M. Gorzyeki, C. Bisson, J. Columbus, Z. Arncson. (F) Row 1-L. Berndt, K. Teschendorf. Row 2-A. Shomshak, S. Nelson, D. Faulds, I. Groh, V. Olson, D. Matsusovic. Row 3-C. Folstad, S. Swanson, M. Eng-stran, K. Hunter. (G) D. Roberts and D. Gratz consider the various possibilities for a speech with Miss Blom. (H) Row 1-L. Barragan, Mrs. Timmerman. Row 2-A. Naty-sin, D. Barhan, K. Schcrfcnbcrg. Row 3-J. Nelson, M. Anderson. K. Peterson, P. Johnson, G. Moran. 69 HIGH QUALITY INVOLVEMENT This year pep band was highly involved in school activities. The thirty students had a lot of spirit and performed outside the school at a North Stars' game. All the time spent practicing and performing will be remembered by all members. The Student Government planned many good things this year,-Rcnt-a-Senior and Sno-Dazc week, just to name a few. Running the student government has helped students to form better ideas on how our government is run. (A) Student Government members arc packed and ready to leave on a weekend retreat with the Minority Student members. (B) Marching band Guide-ons; Row 1-L. Berger, N. Patrick. C. Cowan, H. Spencer, J. Foster, D. Granger. Row 2-C. Manzkc, J. Welter, V. Sandey, L. Manzkc. P. Skccsick. (C) One of the many new ideas from Student Government was to post Birthday people on the lunchroom wall. (D) Student Government members; Row 1-M. Lynch, S. Smude. J. Theilen, Kittlcson. Row 2-K. Cich, N. Hayes, T. Shopeck, J. Columbus, K. Cassidy, S. Goski. Row 3-T. Rcily. R. Hanson. K. Goski, T. Hanson, F. Zappa, M. Orr, S. Lynch. C. Anderson. Row 4-J. Harkins. D. Carlson, M. McLennan, C. Kaine, C. Williams, M. McDonald. G. Vassucr, B. Krocning, P. Johnson, B. Waller. (E) Gun Line shows very fine precision in the Anoka Halloween parade. (F) Pep Band members; Row I-G. Walden. K. Faulds, L. Manzkc, M. Montcon, N. Patrick, D. Granger. D. Faue, K. Keeler. Row 2-C. Jenson, J. Welter, S. Milleon, D. Suhrbier, N. Talbot. C. Opiem, L. Crookcr, D. Larson. T. Eichman. Row 3-S. Fridgen, D. Milleon, J. Delaney, J. Anderson, D. Morton, B. Macosck. M. Heinz, D. Anderson. J. Sheilds, K. Teschendorf. Row 4-B. Borca. C. Hotchkiss, J. Bennett, H. Roberts, C. Hotchkiss. D. Crookcr, E. Thompson. D. Roberts. (G) Officers of the Student Government; Row 1-Senior class; D. Carlson (Treasurer), G. Vassucr (pres.), J. Harkins (V. Pres.), C. Kaine (See.) Junior class; S. Lynch (Treasurer), R. Hanson (Pres.), T. Reily (V. Pres.), K. Goski (See.). (H) Pep band members join in on class V.I.C.T.O.R.Y. (I) Gun Line members-G. Sorenson, C. Hilger, C. Hutcra (Capt.), P. Johnson. H 71 BAND SPIRIT HIGH If you did not sec the Henry marching band last summer in the Aquatcnial parade or in the Anoka Halloween Parade last fall, you just might have seen them out on the football field at a football game or in the stands at a basketball game. These are only a few of the many activities the band participated in throughout the '77-78 school year. Other activities included playing at the Northstar’s game at the Met. Center and also at the opening of the new Camden Bridge. So, if you did not sec them last fall or last summer look again, they were probably there. (A) Drum Major Mike Oakvik. (B) Precision marching was one of the requirements in the Anoka Halloween Parade. (C) T. Gracn, K. Faulds, S. liable and R. Reed of the Henry Color guard. (D) J. Welter and P. Skccsick walk through the half-time show one more time. (E) Row-1, T. Graen. D. Beckers, S. liable, J. Vicdcr. K. Faulds. D. Nelson, R. Akin, M. Burns. Row-2, L. Miller, T. Eichman, D. Fauc, S. Lcuthardt, L. Randall, L. Goldsbcrry, D. Hccbl. Row-3, D. Crookcr, E. Thompson. C. Chase, N. Talbot, D. Larson. L. Crookcr, D. Suhribicr, J. Jorgenson. C. Jenson, K. Teschendorf, B. Knudson. Row-4. J. Shields, K. Hanson, M. Heinz, M. Suhrbicr, D. Roberts, S. Fridgcn, D. Gillbcrt, D. Milleon, M. Oakvik. Row-5, Mr. Oakvik, H. Roberts. K. Olson, C. Hotchkiss, J. Foster, D. Granger. L. Berger. J. Welter, P. Skccsick. H. Spencer. (F) Row-1. A. Mejia. C. Hilger, D. Erk-louts, G. Sorenson. R. Manzkc. C. Hu-tcra, G. Karbo, P. Miller. Row-2, A. VanSiecn. M. Yunkin, B.A.B. Akcrvick, C. Carlson. T. Pribula. L. Anderson. M. Monteon, J. Ostcrbcrg. G. Walden. J. Oakvik Row-3. C. Bacon. K. Keeler. K. Talbot, L. Ramirez, K. Johnson. S. Mil-Icon. Row-4 J. Anderson, J. Dclany, K. Kochcr, T. Lobash. B. Macosck. D. Bo-ken, T. Harkins, D. Anderson, D. Anderson. Row-5. C. Cowan. N. Patrick. V. Sandey, C. Man .ke, L. Manzkc. D. Bar-rigan, J. Bennett, B. Borca, D. Faulds. C. Kvasager. (G) C. Manzke, J. Foster, and L. Berger wait to perform in the halftime show. (H) The band finishes one of many pre-game shows that were performed. (I) B. Knudson. M. Oakvik and Mr. Oakvik lead the way in the pre-game practice. 73 KICKS, SPLITS, AND SMILES This year the dancclines represented Henry very well. They danced at many activities including the grand finale of the “Music Man,” the National Karate Championship, the H.E.N. Mass Band concert, and the dedication of the new gym. All this beyond the usual summer and fall parades and football games. The lines consisted of many new girls, but they performed with professional precision. The bright and high-kicking Pastel Pats, the snapping and smiling Front Five, and the precision moves of the Hi-Litcs were the three lines for this year. They made the Henry area proud to have them as representatives of our school. 74 (A) Pastels start off the Anoka parade. (B) Hi-Lites dance to the sounds of the marching band. (C) Front Five march cheerfully in the Anoka parade. (D) Patriettcs; Row 1-C. Casey, C. Rich, M. Borca, B. Kroening. K. MacArthur, A. Shomshak. Row 2-S. Lonn, D. Carlson. J. Kline, Row 3-N. Bak, C. Bison. (E) This year’s captains of the dancclines were M. Borca of the Pastel Pats, G. Vasscur and C. Thcilcn of the Hi-l.ites. and S. Lonn of the Front Five. Not pictured is K. MacArthur, choreographer of the Pastel Pats. The Front Five sway through another football band show. (G) Front Five; Row 1-J. Kline (Alt.), T. Lang. S. Lonn (Cap!.), N. Bak, D. Carlson, C. Bison. (H) Hi-Lites-R. Clark, P. Opitz, J. Daugherty, J. Harrer. B. Wryk. (J. Vassucr (Capt.), B. Brown. K. Goski, J. Harrer, P. Galos, S. Swanson, L. Barragan. (I) Pastels dance to 25, or 6 to 4. (J) Pastel Pats-B. Krocning (Blue), M. Borca (Capt. Pink), C. Casey (Green). A. Shomshak (Alt.), C. Rich (White). K. MacArthur (Yellow). 75 PATS PROGRESS This year the school store has been very active. The store has helped sell candy for new band uniforms, shirts and hats for the Booster Club, and pens for the Minority Council. They also ran a contest to name the school store. Both students and faculty were asked to participate. The name of the store is now “Pats Pit Stop.” The work program students have various jobs throughout the city. These jobs enable them to learn both in school and out. (A) D. Ross really knows his job! (B) Row 1; B. Nelson, T. Sheppard. Row 2: J. Lahoud. D. Hodgeman, S. Cummins, A. Nygard. Row 3: M. Rcif, K. Anderson, D. Aronson. Row 4; K. Kasclnak, S. Johnson, B. Wolfe, L. Jorgenson. V. Bates, T. Gracn. Row 5; P. Fairbanks, K. Klinger, J. Kos-loski, D. Carter. Row 6; J. Morris. R. McCulloch. Row 7; T. Carlbcrg, V. Carlson, B. Pcntz. Row 8; W. Beamer, D. Hammock, T. Franklin, S. Fedor, D. Allen. (C) Row I; R. Ottcrstcttor. L. Hinson, A. Hcdlund, K. Schultz, J. Rounsville, B. Shampcau, Row 2: S. Messiah. C. Johnson, C. Hoppcnrath, T. Rcnstron, S. Johnson. B. Malcski. T. Pennaz. Row 3; G. Honcyford, D. Tctzlaff. J. Nordquist. D. Schafer. C. Meyer. J. Fust. T. Stcmph. D. Harmcr, Row 4; L. Rcdnins, P. Pudlik, D. Gcllcrman. (D) Row I; K. Duncan. C. Honcyfurr, J. Veil. Row 2; K. Lindblom, D. Lynn, D. Haugen, Row 3; R. Hammond. D. Okan, D. James. Row 4; I. Scott, D. Hohn. A. Henry. Row 5; L. Sorbcl, B. Biesiada. C. Johnson. Row 6; R. Peterson, B. Boirn. C. Golden. THE Pvtrick Henry Store: Ntv2-NbvM fr YOjfi BALLOT w T l ANT fV90 !►. T«STt)P THE v iN eR will active 3SOC Come On AMO So «o i Yoi - SCHOOL STOR (E) Row 1; C. Youngkin, T. Michels. Row 2; C. Pry. P. Miller, J. Kosloski. A. Schneider, S. Tatum, D. Alexander. Row 3; A. Burnham, P. Watts, B. LaSota. J. Dunlavcy. S. Frickc, J. Adam, K. Agness. Row 4; J. Waldcrmar. N. Witte, C. Rich. S. Lentner, N. Traft, M. Miccli, D. Nelson. P. Johnson. Row 5; R. Fish, M. Huggins, J. Fox, T. Lutz. B. Dols. A. McCormick. R. Lundahl. P. Theis, R. Sicdlccki. (F) A. Ricker. K. Swan. D. Ross. L. Skrcdc. (G) Row 1: T. Hicks, 1). Trego, P. Paxton. P. Brousscau. D. Shannesy, K. Corncia, T. Wassathcr. B. Schulte. Row 2: J. Mulvillc, V. Starks, R. Merrins. N. Janeski, B. Pederson, D. Wederbrand, R. Rimer. (H) Row 1: S. Perkins. L. Derhim, N. O’Brien, Mr. Doll. Row 2: R. Walken, L. Prince, V. Johnson, S. Fosten. V. Phillips. Row 3: J. Reid, K. Oclrich, S. Coyle, L. Peterson. Row 4: G. Oronzco, C. Zins, P. Hermanson, L. Mulling, M. Richards. 77 PROOFS, DEADLINES, PRODUCTION This is the first year the Patriot staff was combined with juniors. Mr. Greenhagen claimed, “It kept the seniors on their toes.” The newspaper staff worked diligently all year to get the most important and worthwhile news to the rest of the school. Our yearbook staff this year tried hard to meet all their deadlines. Yet, they found the book was just more work than they anticipated. In spite of this, the staff pulled together to make the book available. Dan Roberts Karen MacArthur Larry Whitman Kris Olson..... ........ Editor ......Activities .........Sports ..........Clubs Organizations .........Clubs Organizations ......Faculty Underclassmen ......Seniors ......Seniors .. Photographer .. Photographer Stephanie Volantc Lisa Scrcdc ... Liz Gregory .. Tonnetta Cohen Terri Gorzyeki Ken Hartley .. Mike Trombley (A) A member of the Orator staff, S. Volantc, eagerly participates in staff planning. (B) D. Roberts and K. MacArthur speak out for Orator sales at a pep fest. (C) Smile Patriot staff! Left to right: R. Merkl, K. Olson. M. Oakvik. J. Welter. S. Love. Row 2-C. Hilgcr. S. Habcl, P. Green. J. Joyce. B. Lind, R. Iverson. Row 3-T. Caouettc, M. Avin, M. Bacon, J. Anderson. H. Roberts. (D) K. Olson works steadily toward getting her deadline in on time. (E) S. Loyc types up one of the quicker stories she has ever done. (F) Orator staff members: Row 1-M. Trombley, K. Olson. D. Roberts, Row 2- T. Cohen, T. Gorzyeki, L. Gregory, L. Whitman. K. MacArthur, L. Skrcdc. (G) T. Cohen tallies up the number of books sold that day. (H) C. Hilgcr. M. Oakvik. and M. Bacon work on their paste-ups for the Patriot. 79 (A) Row 1-C. Modccn. D. Munson. D. Sylvandcr. Row 2-1). Barragan, J. Vincent. L. Carman. (B) C. Modccn. Mrs. Daniels. A. Bryant. (C) Kitchen aide, K. Raider, helps serve lunch to the students. (D) Members of the stage crew: Row l-J. Columbus, Mr. Sylwester, C. Neeley. Row 2-P. Galas. P. Maxwell, C. Swor, L. Bates, J. Karbo. Row 3-P. Iverson. M. Yoshida. D. Sawyer. M. Magnuson. Row 4-B. Roberts. J. Harkins. J. Carlson. G. Dols. Sidcs-B. Isaacs. D. Landers. (E) People of the Audio Visual group: Row l-R. Mata. T. Berg. S. Fleming. Row 2-J. Joyce. F. Henry, V. Frost. J. Stanoch. Row 3-J. Cordell. F. Zappa, J. Mooney. B. Mag-nunson. P. Maxwell, J. Nelson. J. Karbo. Row 4-J. Millcrin, M. Gladhill, G. Braa-len. C. Brinkhaus, J. Robcck. (F) Dishwashers-!). Carl and G. Zappa. D. Sylvandcr. P. Maxwell, L. Basham. L. Carman. 80 BEHIND THE SCENES Did you ever think of how the film projector got in your classroom, the books that we read got back onto the shelves in the library, or who pulled the curtains at the end of a play? These people are the Henry students from the Audio Visual class, our own library aides, and of course, the stage crew. 81 SERVICE WITH A SMILE N.H.S. has been one of the most active clubs in school this year. They’ve had their bi-weekly meetings and many activities — caroling at nursing homes and end of the trimester parties arc only a few. This club is made up of willing students who give of themselves and at the same time have fun. (A) Another fun filled activity for N.H.S. was a pizza party for the end of trimester celebration. (B) Row 1-R. Carlson. J. Harrer, G. Vasscur. M. Baurr. J. Harrcr, M. Borca Row 2-D. Gratz, P. Opitz. C. Oicn, A. Ricker. J. Welter. Row 3-J. Anderson. B. Gowdy, M. Ostlund. J. Harrcr. P. Majkozak, L. Skrede. Row 4-G. Lorcntzcn. V. Galada. R. Mcrkl, J. Ncvison, J. Orr. Row 5-D. Roberts, D. Gilkcrson. S. Dunn. A. Vomhof, R. Smudc. M. Trombley. (C) N.H.S. officers; Prcs.-L. Whitman. Tres.-P. Majkozak. Scc.-J. Harrcr. V. Pres.-R. Mcrkl. (D) M. Auvin and A. Ricker really get their hands into it. Get busy Al! 82 (A) Mr. Carlson tries to put glasses on his look alike. (B) M. Auvin, M. Borca, J. Welter, and S. Dunn all find different ways to entertain themselves at the hallowccn party. (C) Morning meetings arc hard to make, but all listen attentively to R. Carlson. (D) M. Dick and A. Vomhof agree, yet J. Anderson still looks puzzled. (H) Many styles and shapes were present at the annual hallowccn party. EVERYONE FILLS A NEED This year’s touring show is something in which everyone could get involved. Although there may be small parts, there arc no small actors. Everyone has a chance to give a piece of their talent, to perform together with many other people, and to make a program that puts a sparkle in many person’s eye. One has the opportunity to bring warmth to the hearts of the elderly as well as the young. So as these students sought their involvement in the touring show, they also enlightened the lives of others. (A) R. Clark was one of the piano players for the Touring Show. (B) M. Lundeen and G. Vassucr amuse the audience with a bit of comedy. (C) Singing and dancing provided a large portion of the show. (D) M. Borca and T. Reilly do a pantamime to Come away Lucille in my automobile”. (E) The PHHS students begin their show entitled “Hats off to seniors”. (F) T. Reilly and L. Frydcnlund bring back memories of the old George Burns and Gracic Allen comedy. (G) A salute to America was a part of the Touring Show. (H) P. Miller sings Very long ago . (I) D. Carlson. T. Borer and M. Borea lead a song with the click of their fingers. (A) Touring Show: Row l-D. Peterson. R. Clark. S. Bakken. Row 2-L. Horgen, R. Talbot. J. Kline. M. Neilcy. J. Rau. D. Robcck. J. Harkins, T. Lang, I). Duren-berger. P. Sbovony, C. Jorgenson. G. Vassucr. L. Berndt. Row 3-J. Cornicn. P. Miller. K. Dungan. J. Victor. D. Carlson. C. Folstad, M. McDonald. T. Frutrcll, D. Wartman, M. Heinz, D. Suhrbicr. Row 4-M. Montcon. M. Engstran. M. Shack. J. Deimage, C. Hutera, S. Few. L. Frydcnlund, C. Carlson. L. Manzkc, T. Borer. M. Borea. T. Reilly. Row 5-M. I.undccn, C. Thcilcn, J. Tolkcnin. C. Inkala, T. Peterson. (B) J. Kline and T. Lang arc ready for take off. 86 GERMAN — SPANISH: INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club has been an active organization this year. Made up of German and Spanish students, the club organizes many activities to raise money for A.F.S. They participated in spaghetti dinners, hayridcs, picnics, and, of course, those ever popular donut dunks. One of the days looked forward to is when the exchange students arrive from different countries. (C) Spanish Club: T. NVittman. M. Ostlund, S. Swanson, K. Olson, D. Suhrbicr, M. Sell, K. Dungan, L. Dungan, L. Wator, P. Hamack. R. Danials, R. Mata, L. Murray. M. Bookcy, C. Ncimi. (D) D. Carol-son and G. Vassucr lead the group in song. (E) D. Durcnbcrgcr and L. Frydcnlund recite a more serious part of the show. (F) German Club: Row 1-S. Smudc, P. Bryant, L. Basham, M. Bacon, S. Wciland, K. Svcum. Row 2-S. Leuthhardt, S. Hablc, M. Suhrbicr, S. Lcuth-hardt. (G) B. Gowdy reaches to take the money from another customer. (H) D. Suhrbicr nears the end of her Spanish project. (I) “Aschcnputtcr (Cinderella) was the skit the Germans did for this year’s PTSA Talent Show. UNITED VOICES REVISE “SCROOGE” This year’s second trimester choir consisted of approximately 75 students, the vast majority of whom took part in the musical play “Scrooge”. In two weeks they produced a play that was very well received by the audience on the two nights that it was staged. Without a doubt, much credit went to Mr. Traficante, Mr. Oak-vik and Mr. Sylwestcr for the ma-chanics of the play. Of course, more credit had to go to the choir itself for two such fine performances. There was a lot of effort and hard work put in and we appreciated it. () J. Victor as Scrooge. (B) T. Hcgstrom takes a break from a long and hard day on stage. (C) One of many songs that were sung was Bringing home the Christmas tree . (D) L. Lindgren confronts Scrooge with an unfriendly visit from the ghost of Christmas future. (E) Row 1-T. Hcgstrom. T. Reilly. T. Cohen. D. Holt, K. Fitzgerald, L. Frydelund, C. Hilgcr. K. Haight. L. Johnson. M. Bookey. J. Robcck. B. Knudson. Row 2-C. Jord-heim, J. Jansson, J. Niznik, D. Wiklund, A. Nygard. J. Stan-och, C. Carlson. M. Johnson. J. McKccn, L. Maslowski. M. Shack. L. Lindgren. T. Harkins. Row 3-K. Keeler. C. Cowette, L. Hinson. K. Klinger, C. Gronquist, M. Orr. K. Briscoe, M. Heinz, A. Hcdlund, P. Hammock, S. Bulon. Row 4-K. Jack-son. G. Pcskc, K. Dungan, J. Reno, R. Nelson. C. Stensrud, P. Miller, M. Galven, M. Kackson, M. Hilgcr. D. Hcgstrom. P. Smith. (F) J. Renoas, Tiny Tim. sings God Bless Us Everyone.” (G) Learning lines can be a tiresome and difficult job. (H)T. Borer helps S. Fridgen by turning pages. Who says three hands aren’t better than two? (I) Mrs. Dilber converses with Sharkey as the lady burglcrs try to listen in. 89 A BUSY YEAR FOR M.S.C. This year was a busy one for the Minority Student Council. It was filled with many projects and activities. They sold carmel apples for homecoming, and Henry pens were sold during the year in the school store. They were also involved, along with some White students, in creating a new organization called the Zebra Club, which was put together to iron out some of the Black and White problems at Henry. The Minority Student Council also put on the Black History program. (A) Fclccia and Denise try out their voices at practice. (B) Christine gets into her modern dance. (C) Mrs. Mullen is the M.S.C. advisor. (D) M.S.C. Members: Row 1: J. White, S. Few, F. Wallace. D. Anderson. Row 2: E. Thomason. K. Jackson. C. Dulcy, E. Alexander, Y. Brewer, S. Volante, Mrs. Mullen. (E) Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Mullen and Stephanie rest while watching rchcrsal. (F) Students arc getting it all together. (G) Three of Henry's better singers arc brought together. (H) Senior Sandra Tatum takes charge of the Black poetry skit. (I) All join in song for the program. (K) Kevin Jackson practices for his solo piano performance. 91 WHO’S GOT THE SPIRIT? Wc have the spirit-yes we do! Who leads this cheer at every football, basketball, hockey game, and our auditoriums? The cheerleaders! Yes, they are there to enliven the spirit of the crowd and cause the athlete’s adrenalin to flow. Whether the team wins or loses, the girls are always there to bring on the spirit. 92 (A) Football cheerleaders; Row 1-A. Bintner, M. Baurr, S. Nelson, C. Jorgenson. D. Hasher. Row 2-C. Kainc, M. McDonald, Coach Swanson. S. Tcslow, P. Jordheim. (B) “Go. Henry, Go!” shout the Hockey cheerleaders. (C) The hockey cheerleaders bring out the best of the spirit in the crowd. (D) Wrestling cheerleaders; Bottom-C. I.eiter, C. Zappa, J. Randahl. Top-M. Bookey. D. Hegstrom, M. Ballanger. (E) Basketball cheerleaders; Top to botiom-P. Maxwell. T. Zappa, D. Richer, L. Murray, N. Hayes, N. Schlutr. (F) Football cheerleaders make a mighty effort to capture the Henry fan's spirit. (G) P. Jordheim steps into stardom in her initiation outfit. (H) Football cheerleaders cry for V.I.C.T.O.R.Y. 93 (A) Wrestling cheerleaders arc one of the first to shout it out in our new gym auditorium. (B) Hockey cheerleaders; Bottom-M. Bourgeois. Middlc-J. Antony, M. Baurr. Top-C. Jorgenson. V. Olson. L. Bcrndl. (C) Spirit is one of the football cheerleader’s main topics. (D) Swimming cheerleaders clap our team onto victory. (E) Doing a cheer on ice can be quite trying. 94 FACULTY THE ADMINISTRATORS The responsibility of the administration is to deal with the everyday problems in student’s lives and to see that they receive a good education. One person in particular is looked upon by the student as a guide, their counselor. Mr. Fricke is the 12th grade counselor. For the last four years he has served the class of ’78 and this is his message to the class: The future belongs to those who prepare for it. Set high goals, plan carefully, and work to achieve. There is no better time to start than today. Robert Fricke © Sgt. Bud Gcrtz, Alvin Whitfield Police Liason Officer, Hall Guard Robert Trcacy, Ncvin Smith Jr. Counselor. Frosh. Counsel A WORD TO THE WISE . .. When you discuss your class theme, “We go forth to new beginnings,” the question naturally appears as to what beginnings or stepping-stones to choose. The one primary influence that points to the stepping-stone of pcrserverance, thrift, and many others is COMMON SENSE. Common sense should be more common, for the application of it will result in your choosing the right stepping-stones to cross the stream of life and gain a place on the bank of success. All the best! Don Burton Donald Burton, Principal Grace Wiggen, Marlene Daniel Media Center Margaret Schacffncr. Mary Jordan Business Mary Sargent, Nevin Smith Coordinators SPECIALISTS HELP US PREPARE FOR LIFE This year the Media Center offered the services of a federally funded career resource specialist. The center also served as a place where the students could get together and study. The Business, Home Ec., and Music departments ran smoothly this year. They offered a wide range of class electives for the students. Each department thinks it is important for students to learn in non-academic fields as well. The people who work behind the students on the work program arc often over-looked. The Coordinators serve both the school and the community. Teresa Plummer, Theodore Wyrowski Career Specialist, Business THEY TEACH US HOW TO SPEAK This year the English classes have run very smoothly. The teachers have attributed this fact to an effort shown by both students and themselves. As for class selections, they feel they offer a wide variety but would like to see more courses dealing with writing skills. At the moment, however, they arc strapped for funds and classrooms remain too large. For- eign Language classes, on the other hand, are smaller but full of activity. Students taking either German or Spanish learn more than just another language. They learn of beliefs and cultures found in other parts of the world. The students arc able to share their views on these people by belonging to the International Club which the department runs. WIDE VARIETY OF CLASSES OFFERRED The History Department has been putting a greater emphasis on world study this year. They feel students may not be receiving a good enough background in this area of history. For this reason many world history courses were offered throughout the year. A big event for the Phy. Ed. Department was the opening of the new gym. The department thinks that the gym will give them a chance to spread out and teach in a more effective and modern way. Also, they arc looking forward to having our home games played at Henry. Art, as always, has been a favorite elective for students and this year proved no different. The department offered a wide variety of different artistic expression courses. Jerry Rasmusson, Richard Fa lor Social Studies 1 Robert Scikkula. Donald Bergerson Social Studies - 41 1JM 103 Ronald Fuller, Kenneth Bclkholni Industrial Arts 104 SPIRIT, ENTHUSIASM FOUND IN CLASSES This year the Math Department has been out on a campaign to get more students interested. Their thoughts arc that knowing math is a necessity in life today. An interesting addition to the Science Department is a Physics teacher, Mr. Fridgen. He spends his mornings teaching at Henry and his afternoons teaching at North. The department is really getting into the HEN spirit. Students taking Industrial Arts find a lot of spirit and enthusiasm in their classes. The class selection offered by the department is wide in variety to meet the students’ interests. 105 A SPECIAL THANKS We often forget about the people behind the scenes. This is most unfortunate for without their services our school would not function properly. So, at this time we give them a special thanks for all they have done. E. Miller. M. Grivna. G. Fish. W. Hall. A. Zclcnak. S. Pcdcr son Cooks W. Robeck. D. Pcfclti, R. Betts. S. Meier, P. Jucttcn, W. White, D. Millcon, L. DuBois, J. Mullcn-Enginecrs Row 1; L. Miller, L. Youngen, L. Weiler. Row 2; M. Kosloski. J. Jensen. C Kleven, A. Verio, Row 3; R. Dorr. B. Krambcr. M. Weir. 106 UNDERCLASSMEN aQ g (3 • [F ® .S’ Gfl 02J D y. • m| © f O 0 lit Cfh • s ♦ _ — (B) Row 1-C. Fox, J. Elves. C. Hausladcn. K. Gilkcrson. M. Gardner, Row 2-J. Burgcil, L. Dungan, K. Grihager, T. Fetter, K. Erickson, J. Galadja. Row 3-R. Finkc, T. Hirsch, A. Dclmcgc, M. Hagstrom, M. Harff. (D) Row l-C. Chase, B. Dcsnatcll, T. Chiodo, R. Hamilton, Row 2-R. Burscll. P. Caouette, G. Case. P. Crccgan, Row 3-M. Czaja, M. Daugherty, A. Delaney, K. Clark. Row 4-T. Benson. R. Brown, J. Dccowski. M. Coyle, Row 5-K. Clark, S. Carlson, J. Diwi, D. Dick. P. Diwi. 106 CLASS OF ’81 GOES FORTH The freshmen this year were very quiet students. The class is very large and like all the other classes they will bloom into leaders. Freshmen always tend to be a little on the quiet side, and this year it seemed to be no different. When they filled the halls, lunchroom, auditorium or library, there was the quiet or enthusiasm we needed! Henry produces nothing but the best and in a few short years these freshmen will be the leaders of the school and this is the moment for which we all wait. (A) Row l-M. Harrcr, M. Woltcr, C. Knowlcr. (sophomores) Row 2-D. Berger. J. Anderson. Row 3-Z. Arneson, R. Black. B. Borer. L. Benson. B. Akcrirk Row 4-R. Burnham. C. Chase, D. Barron. T. Beneckc. W. Alstrom. M. Berger. (B) The lunchroom is the place for anything. (C) Row l-J. Boone. D. Brask. B. Baldwin. R. Becker. Row 2-B. Bloomquist. R. Akin. N. Bisson. T. Armstrong. T. Btctto. Row 3-M. Bruc, D. Beckers. D. Bjornrud. T. Bird. S. Bramwcll, J. Bailey. 109 no (A) Row l-P. Foster. B. Gray, Row 2-K. Hanson, L. Fleming, M. Gillis, Row 3-K. Dawson. B. Few, L. Garver. Row 4-B. Geer, C. Bowerman, Row 5-D. Haataja, L. Goldsbcrry, E. Gilbert. (B) Row 1-J. Jorgenson, A. Karjalahti, Row 2-A. Jorgenson. S. Knudson. Row 3-K. Kittlcson, J. Juncski, Row 4-D. Laskowski, C. Kva-sager. Row 5-L. Kline, C. Knude, (E) Row 1-C. Hein, B. Huber. K. Jendro, J. Hanson, H. Hommes, T. Jolicocur. Row 2- J. Jacobwith, C. Johnston, T. Johnson. J. Johnson, S. Hinrichs, T. Herbst, Row 3- A. James, K. Jackson. T. Johnson, H. Hcmpcl, J. Jones, P. Hofmann. (G) Row 1-L. Miller, J. Otto. K. McLennan, D. I.cBlanc. Row 2-K. Mutlu, D. Nagel, K. Neuberger. R. Olson, Row 3-P. Miller, T. Nelson. T. Mitchell, L. Mitchell. D. Millcon, (H) Row l-L. Linblom, R. Leschisin, M. Marshall, K. Lochn, S. Lacrosse, Row 2-J. Luka, J. Keily, C. Lang. S. Hartti, S. Lcuthardt, Row 3-A. Lawrence, S. Larson, D. Manzkc, M. Lynch. J. Lutz. Row 4-B. Macosck. J. Larson, D. Matthews, S. Lindberg, D. Lee, M. Niclaboui, (I) Row 1-L. Narum, T. Nash, Row 2-V. Miller, R. Mata, Row 3-S. Moc, M. Orr, J. Nack, Row 4-L. Miller, M. Nortrom, B. Modeen, Row 5-J. Nelson, P. Ncunsingcr, D. Nelson 111 (A) Row l-D. Phillips, C. Rannow. C. Phillips Row 2-T. Pribula, M. Proctor. S. Pekarck Row 3-J. Mruz. S. Michaud. T. Postcma, D. Rainvillc Row 4-B. Quigley. P. Osipenko. J. McKccn Row 5-J. Rounsville. S. Pennaz. K. Maulhins. M. Robcck (B) During Freshman elections, there were some tense moments. (C) Row 1-S. Strausscr, D. Satre, G. Shopek. M. Stclzcr, J. Shields, T. Podvin. B. Sathcr Row 2-V. Smith. R. Stetskal. L. Sccamstad. P. Steffens, K. Sundstrom. B. Sykes. T. Swenson Row 3-P. Schultz, S. Simms. D. Sikkink. T. Rakos. J. Scif-fert, P. Roberts. S. Smude, Row 4-S. Shores. R. Smithrud. J. Rystedt, B. Schrocdcr. B. Smith. J. Roslin. J. Smith (D) Extra moments with a teacher sometimes help. (E) Quiet moments during band performances arc hard to find (F) Row 1-M. Malm. T. Zappa. J. Olson. R. Mehner. J. Ncimi, Row 2-J. Zawislak. L. Holt. B. White. D. Nelson. J. Thielen. D. Thompson Row 3-L. Whitney. C. Waight. A. VanStccn. N. Taus. A. Waszcacmko. T. Thunstrom Row 4-J. Shaw. M. Westrud. S. Tessman, B. Woz-niak, D. Tragger. N. Winkclman (G) M. Zandlo. T. Wittman.S. Wall. K. Ybarra. Row 2-T. Wrobcl, C. Tucker, L. Kjcl-land, P. Younkin Row 3-T. Upham. K. Woodford. J. Tenney, J. Tompson. F. Wallace Row 4-R. Young. P. Hamack, V. Tompson, P. Lundahl. T. Williams 112 Sepfo ©ftOo Qf? . CQcDog . cj) £ 0 g T (A) Row l-L. Bates, T. Berger. R. Asgian. Row 2-J Anderson. Row 3-K. Baldwin, D. Alseth, D. Barron, Row 4-S. Allen, F. Anderson, R. Albrecht, Row 5-K. Anderson, J. Bennett. E. Bailey, D. Bennett (B) Row-S. Bretto, J. Borman, C. Bledsoe. K. Brisco, G. Brask, Row 2-M. Aronson, S. Bintner, D. Carlson, M. Blanchette. C. Anderson, M. Burns. Row 3-J. Anderson, J. Brewster, T. Brousseau. B. Borca, D. Bryant. (C) Faithful fans take a break from the action. (D) A popular spot for all is the library. (E) The library is also a place to socialize. (F) Row 1-B. Durenberger. J. Carroll, K. Dorhety, T. Dawson, M. Chiodo, B. Bownc, Row 2-L. Bodin. L. Crookcr, J. Durand, C. Carlberg, C. Crom, S. Conley, R. Christmann, Row 3-C. Di-mon, K. Cassidy, L. Bodin. S. Crego. K. Christensen. K. Cich, T. Charcttc. Row 4-J. Cole, S. DeLaittre, G. Cassidy. T. Dick. C. Cowette, S. Dick. J. Coumbus, (G) Row 1-P. Graves. R. Fowler, Row 2-M. Froistad. J. DeMar, P. Gervinf, Row 3-J. Finstrom, S. Few, R. Daniel, Row 4-E. Eliason, D. Anderson. M. Fahey, Row 5-B. Edcl, S. Glover. J. Delaney. 114 115 (A) J. Foster, D. Felton, S. Foster, T. Eichman, S. Goski. Row 2-P. Galas, C. Folstad, T. Gracn. D. Fisk, M. Gorzyeki. Row 3-D. Gilbert, A. Gcrszcwsli, E. Groh, S. Groth, P. Gillis, R. Fish. (B) Underclassmen clear the auditorium. (C) Row 1-D. Hanson, C. Hacklcy, S. Heebl, Row 2-M. Hilger, J. Heinz, D. Hutcra. Row 3-N. Hays, R. Hanson, R. Hagstrom, Row 4-R. Hcnty, B. Hawk, L. Horgcn, Row 5-D. Hegstrand, T. Horvath, T. Hoffman, B. Haataja. (D) Sophomores really get into the game against Southwest. 116 (A) Row 1-N. Koval, R. Irwin, J. Jackson, J. Enger, P. Iverson, M. Kelley, Row 2-B. Issacs, M. Johnson, D. Hodgeman, C. Jensen, K. Keeler, V. Jorgenson, P. Jenkins. Row 3-K. Kochcr, G. Karbo, G. Kjclland, L. Johnson. K. Jordheim, R. Jacobsen. M. Johnson. (B) Row 1-P. Malm. D. Larson, B. Kclvic, M. Malacko, P. Maxwell, Row 2-M. Marhonic, D. Larson. W. Lent, R. Kvam, S. Luzaich, D. LaLiberte, Row 3-C. Lcitcr, C. Manzke, R. Manzke. C. Lampi, D. LaSota. S. Lobosco. Row 4-J. Louma, J. Lindholm. R. Mata, D. Lund-quist, R. Lunzer, T. Johnson, D. Ley. (C) “Get that car fixed, I gotta go cruisin’!! 117 118 (A) Row 1, K. Nesscr, S. Michels, J. Nelson 2-L. Murray, J. Nizik, S. Miller Row 3 S. Miller, T. Nystrom, D. Nelson Row 4-A. Mejia, P. LeBlanch, D. Morton. T. McDonald Row 5-D. Nevison, T. Moser, D. Munson, B. Nord (B) J. Reno gets caught in the act! (C) It’s hard to pick the donut. (D) Row 1-D. Rojas. J. Reno, A. Scpplc, L. Schwartz, A. Rapaez Row 2-B. Smith, G. Sorenssen, N. Stembridge, C. Stensrud, J, Stanoch Row 3-T. Stillman. B. Roberts, J. Ross, R. Rudolph, K. Schreifeks, N. Schluter Row 4-D. Sawyer, J. Shomshack, J. Snyder, D. Ready, C. Schcidcr, T. Sorbcl (E) Row l-C. Moon. S. Smith, J. Lawrence. J. McLean, S. Moran Row 2-L. Podvin, M. Miller. S. Partlow, L. Peterson, K. Opheim, D. Olson Row 3-P. Perkins, R. Nelson, B. Pendzimas, K. Meirovitz, D. Parker, C. Peterson Row 4-W. Otto. A. Mattson. E. Peterson. V. Opat, L. Maslowski, L. Picre (F) M. Chido plans for the weekend. (G) Row 1-L. Ulenkott, B. Temte Row 2-N. Spencer, K. Trego, S. Thompson Row 3-K. Talbot, T. Swanson. S. Voerding. Row 4-C. Tessman, S. Thompson. K. Radar Row 5-J. Thorsen, B. Tinncl, M. Vanstccn, R. Tallman (H) J. Borman and M. Fahey ham it up in front of the camera. (I) Row 1-L. Randcll, D. Rojas. N. Robcck Row 2-L. Spanjers, D. Richer. M. Sell Row 3-R. Sivanich, C. Roachc, J. Ronnsvillc Row 5-T. Shopek, B. Reek, M. Sheppard, S. Rodrigeuz (F) Everybody goes out for another fire drill. (K) Row 1-L. Teschendorf, C. Zappa, S. Wallcrius Row 2-D. Theisen, M. Yoshida, L. Ramirez Row 3-S-C. Williams, L. Wator, K. Wallis. Row- 4-D. Wortman. M. Younkin, E. White Row 5-A. Weeks, B. Wirebaugh, J. Warhol, S. Fleming 119 • Jt- 7 'Tf' Jf. • H h • 7 f o i • w L S h i • • 0 s t-l L_i U • • H • Tr- Jr lr • (A) Row I-P. Begin, H. Bocgc. C. Csacy, Row 2-A. Bccncr, M. Bourgois.C. Bennett, C. Cowan, Row 3-R. Borgcson, T. Borer, L. Cramer. Row 4-C. Bisson, D. Crookcr, B. Brown. T. Cauottc. Row 5-J. Carlson. M. Bohan, G. Carlson, T. Burscy. (B) Row l-R. Autio, L. Barragn, R. Akin. W. BJornrid, C. Anderson. L. Baumann. Row 2-M. Anderson. N. Bak. M. Ballanger, O. Aderman. T. Babekuhl, A. Andenson, L. Basham. Row 3-M. Anderson, M. Bacon, D. Anderson. D. Adams, D. Anderson, C. Bacon, J. Ayres. (D) Row 1-L. David. K. Nagel, D. Fauc, P. Derheim, J. Daughtery, V. Friat, Row 2-T. Dodds, P. Edwards. T. Erickscn, S. Erickson. S. Dondclingcr, T. Fitzsimmins. Row 3-G. Dols, R. Frickc, D. Eggleston, K Fitzgerald, J. Fox, D. Carter, L. Dufault. 120 JUNIORS SHOW GREAT ENTHUSIASM The juniors this year have shown the enthusiasm Henry needs. The class of ’79 is a group noted highly for their school spirit. Many of the athletic teams are composed of juniors, which results in nothing but victory! As a class of close unity, they will make a great senior class and many have commented on the fact that they cannot wait until THEIR senior year. (A) Row 1-R. Drosscl.S. Hablc, B. Henke, l. Hockcrt. Row 2-S. Bcrres, S. Hcismoth, P. Hofman, L. Haight. K. Goski. Row 3-B. Hempcl. T. Harkins, L. Daniels, S. Jacoscn, (B) Row 1-H. Hcinkc. D. Hagstcom, M. Heath, Row 2-K. Christcnsc. R. Harper, T. Hanson. Row 3-T. Haataja. D. Granger, J. Henderson, Row 4-M. Gladhill. J. Dawson, W. Hanson. T. Heinz. Row 5-D. Green. W. Harkness, J. Hanncman, R. Hanson. 121 (A) Row 1-D. Jackson, Row 2-D. Jcbsen, E. Jensen, Row 3-T. Jolicucr, K. Johnson, Row 4-R. Jacobwith. M. Johnson, Row 5- G. Hommes, R. Johson, (B) D. Jackson explains how the work never gets done. (C) Row 1- S. Lynch. D. Christopherson, K. Kosloski. S. Lcuthardt, L. Nelson, Row 2-J. Joyce, T. Lucht. M. Kracmcr, J. Karvo, B. Knudsen, B. Lind, Row 3-M. Ketter, B. Lciter, K. Kohl, J. Laughlin, D. Kohagen, B. Kclvic, C. Ley, (D) R. Fricke watches as Mrs. Savage signs the list. 122 (A) Row 1-M. Neely, D. Matusovic. Row 2-T. Migliaccio, J. Moran, Row 3-T. Miller, K. Johnson. Row 4-L. King, T. Modeen, (B) Football at Henry is like snow in Minnesota. (C) Demonstration speeches arc fun for all. (D) Row 1-L. Majozak. M. Malacko, B. Nelson, LI. Millcren. D. Mincll. Row 2-K. Moe, J. Mooney, A. Murschcl.S. Millcon, M. Marciniak, Row 3-D. Moss, T. Nichaud, D. Lang. J. Mitchell, P. Nelson. Row 4-R. Manzkc. D. Munsn, P. Ncmcs. P. Nclsom, G. McCollough. 123 (A) Row l-S. Nizik, T. Frccnlund. L. Hamson, W. White, J. Nelson, M. Orr, Row Row 2-J. Orich, M. Opat, M. Nocr-bcrg, J. Niemi, J. Neuberger, J. Oster-berg. Row 3-B. Ncunsingcr, J. Pearson, D. Nesscr, G. Nygard. B. Otto, T. Run-dels. (B) Many juniors took the PSAT test. (C) B. Otta finds a quiet moment to finish his project. (D) Row 1-A. Shoms-chak, J. Sather. Row 2-P. Skeesick, D. Thalin, J. Dungan. Row 3-G. Spencer, P. Smith, P. Schirmcrs. Row 4-K. Stocn. T. Schopck, D. Schlcppcnbach. Row 5-J. Schultz, D. Stcinbach, V. Sandey. G. Steinhilbcr. (E) Row l-G. Pierce, D. Pe- terson. A. Reynolds, D. Piaisncc, D. Pu-kal, R. Rassat. Row 2-S. Powell, L. Rudolph. K. Randall, K. Peterson, Row 3- S. Reeve. M. Pcnnaz. D. Robcck. J. Pud-lick, R. Reed, J. Reardon. Row 4-J. Rit-ten, R. Radar. D. Rclopcz, T. Riclly, T. Penske, B. Pichotta. (F) Row 1-L. Shields, S. Swanson, D. Towscnd, T. Thompson, B. Wryk. Row 2-K. Sodcr, J. Teschendorf, N. O’Brien. M. Suhrbicr. K. Szczcch, Row 3-J. Ullom, M. Thompson, J. Taylor. R. Swan, S. Snyder, E. Stumnc. (G) M. Ballanger finds out that junior year isn’t all fun. (H) C. Zappa explains the fine art of sweeping. 125 126 (A) Row 1-J. Vincent, K. Fowler, P. Williams, D. Berndt, S. Perkins. P. Ver chow. Row 2-S. Wicklund, S. Younkin, D. Wicklund, G. Westberg, R. Talbot. J. Paxton. Row 3-R. Hurley, S. Wciland, S. Wortman. F. Zappa, D. Warnkc, R. Herbst. Row 4-F. John, D. Schcrbcr, D. Weeks, J. Victor. T. Bird, D. Strohs-chicn, J. Harrer. (B) Juniors work hard at the fall PSAT Test. (C) D. Fave and D. Barragan talk over the latest band news. SENIORS Maureen Aamodl Judith Adam Kathleen Agness Debora Alexander (A)M. Annoni exclaims to her friends that she’s an auntie now (B)Scniors just can’t sit still in the auditorium. (C)Dedication ceremonies arc memorable times. (D)‘‘The mean Joe Green” growls as he’s late again. Mark Alseth David Anderson Bradley Anderson Joseph Anderson Katherine Anderson Timothy Anderson Melody Annoni Janice Antony George Armstrong Robert Arncson Donna Aronson Mary Auvin David Barhan Mary Baurr 129 (A)L.Bcrndt and V.OIsen arc worried about being late again. (B)M.McDonald tells about last night. (C) B.Kroening. M.Borea and K.MacArthur “caught a wave. Bob Biorn Wayne Bcemer Rosalyn Belanger Linda Bennett 130 Michelle Birge Douglas Boken Margaret Bookey Michelle Borea Tony Berg Julia Borer Susan Borman Anne Bintner Colleen Bourgeois Barbara Bowen 131 Gary Braatcn Andrew Brask Sandra Brindamour Debbie Brault Patricia Brousseau Daniel Bydlon Christi Carlson Audrey Burnham Thomas Carlberg Donna Carlson Vickie Carlson Bruce Champeau Andrew Clark Rosemarie Clark (A) D.Kubinski is found loitering again, (B)T.Lang, J.Kline, and M.Monteon arc looking for handsome figures. (C)D.Hasher tries for attention from junior T.Harkins. (D) A typical fourth hour classroom. (E) J.Orr takes a breather after the two mile run. 133 Michael Cornwell Dennis Dclaittre Tonetta Cohen Jon Cordell Timothy Corning Kimberly Corniea 134 (A) D.Bcrgcr looks interested in the big game. (B) Peek-a-boo!! (C) I'm working. I m workin'!! (D) Some N.H.S. members slip and slide away at Lk.Harriet. William Couture David Delaney Linda Cronmiller Susan Cummins Julie Dclmcgc Michael Dick 135 Jody Dunlavcy Donald Shawn Dunn Durenbcrger Eric Eberhardt Mark Edgrcn Laurie Edstrom (A) Eric and Craig tried to convince us we’d win. (B)Smilc Dave!! (C)Liz Gregory volunteers for an appropriate role in the orator auditorium. (D)Play it, baby! 136 David Erklouts Kathleen Faulds Michael Fay Steven Fedor Nancy Elstrom William Ennen Mary Engstran Tammy Erickson Timothy Feehan Rita Fish Carcc Foistad Jane Fox 138 James Fust Valerie Galajda Nancy Galas Sandra Gale Wayne German (A)M.Ostlund and V.Galajda try to blow us up! (B)R.Mcrkl watches H.Roberts as T.Lobash looks pretty. (C) Having fun at Homecoming Patty and Gary!? Katherine Garver Alden Gerszewski Jeffrey Geldert Dan Gellerman 139 Dean Gilkerson David Gillen Teresa Gorzycki Janine Gove David Gratz Bobbi Gowdy Kimberly Gray Timothy Graen Margaret Green 140 Elizabeth Gregory Robin Groettum Ingrid Groh Kristen Gronquist Joseph Groth Brian Gustafson (A)D.Kojctin and D.Gilkcrson don’t cat to keep fit. (B)D.Gratz tells another famous joke. (C)Tcrri laughs as Karen tells her Avon is a good buy. (D)L.Grcgory takes a breather.” 141 Ronald Hanson Jean Harrer Shelly Haukom William Hawk Klaus Hecht (A)S.Messiah gives a wave, and J.Harrer gives a laugh. (B) Keep an eye on the game, Jim. Ginny seems to be enjoying it! (C) The Swim-Ace is late for class. (D) C.Kainc obviously likes what she is watching. 143 Ann Hcdlund Matthew Hegna Edward Hein Mary Heinz Paul Hempel Thomas Hicks Laurie Hinson Bruce Henke Catherine Hilger Christopher Hirsch Dorenda Hill 144 Diana Holt Charles Hoppenrath Craig Hotchkiss Mary Huggins (A) L.Lindgren seeks friendly advise from Mr. Frickc. (B) G.Lorentzen hits the books but seems to be temporarily distracted. (C)Senior hall is always full of excitement 145 Cheryl Hutcra Carla Inkala Randy Iverson Jacqueline Jackson William Jacobwith James Johnson Lawrence Johnson (A)Somconc was in such a hurry 10 leave he forgot his cap. (B)P.Bums watches junior. L. Rudolph, focus on her prey. (C)A brightly decorated locker helped Deb place high. (D) Paste I Cindy takes a break to pose at halftime. (E)Another time and you ll have it right. Kathy and Gary. 146 (A)T. Cohen sells yearbooks during the donut dunk. (B)The dancclinc eagerly awaits their turn to perform at the pep fest. (C)Got ya! (D)G. Lorentzen and K. Garver host the gala coronation festivities Lisa Jorgenson David Kubinski 148 Lorrie Ksiazck Celia Kainc Gregory Kampa Kelly Kasclnak James Kavanagh Robert Kaunzner Scott Kchoe Mary Jo Kessler Mary Keyes 149 (A)Thc pep band plays a catchy tune during a senior pep fest. (B)L.Grcgory hopes she doesn’t get caught without a pass. (C)Crics of joy fell upon M. Borea and B. Krocning when they made top ten. 150 Maureen McDonald Michael McLennan Michelle McNutt Raymond Merkl Roberta Merrins Susan Messiah Steven Messiah Marian Miccli Lawrence Michael Cynthia Modeen Theresa Michels Julie Michnowski Pamela Miller Patti Miller 151 Michele Monteon James Morris Charles Mozey Scott Mulligan Mary Jo Murphy Jeffrey Kohagen Duane Kojetin Joyce Kosloski Randall Kracmcr (A)“Oh no! What should we do now? (B)C. Hotchkiss looks at T. I.obash for some answers. (C)Thc Patriot staff works toward the next publishing date. (D)Smilc girls (E)Thc snack line is a favorite spot for Henryites. Nancy Ladwig Jodi LaHoud Douglas Larson Barbara Lasota Linda LaLibertc Sandra Lcntncr Terese Lang David Laskowski Steve Levandowski Leannc Lindgren 153 Anita Linn Craig Lindvall Anthony Lobash Sharon Lonn Gary Lorcntzcn (A)R. Iverson pours on the charm. (B)V. Olson and T. Erickson stagger in with the Kegger Queen. What a dummy? 1S4 Rhonda Lundahl Teresa Lutz Karen MacArthur Brian Magnuson Jamie Mangen Patricia Majkozak Brian Maleski Ronnie Mata Bruce Mattie Kimberly Mattila Lori Manzkc Lori Marinelli Patricia Maxwell Sandra Loyc Martin Lundeen Anne McCormick Raymond McCulloch . - Joan Neuberger Sheryl Niemi John Nevison James Nordquist (A)M. Borca and B. Krocning return from the marching show at the football game. (B)Practice makes perfect. (C)“Gct to class, girls! (D)M. Dick is glad he’s done with his assignment. (E)How much time left? 156 157 Vicki Olson Timothy Olson Richard O'Mara Paula Opitz (A)Using his muscles is one of E. Eberhardt's favorite pastimes. (B)P. Jordheim waits patiently for Mr. Frickc. (C)J. Welter walks through the steps one more time in preparing for the halftime show. (D)J. Anderson and R. Iverson anxiously put together the Patroit. (E)Mr. Sylwestcr works on another Homecoming 158 Coronation. Joseph Orr M Robert Pederson Marianne Ostlund Nancy Patrick Penny Paxton Thomas Pennaz William Perkins Lawrence Peluf Robert Pcntz Gina Pcskc 159 160 Bob Peterson George Peterson Greg Peterson Julia Peterson Teri Peterson Dean Phillips Karen Olson Patricia Polaski Sue Pry Patrick Pudlik Kathleen Pyle Christopher Randall (A) Drum major. M. Oakvik, leads the marching band in the Anoka parade. (B) Thc brass section takes a break. (C) l.. Whitman looks over the updated events as C. Folstad puts them up. (D) Students wait for the bell to ring after lunch. (E)Mr. Frank, played by L. Whitman, reminisces through Ann Franks' diary. (F)S. Ncimi and M. Bookey arc hard at work. 161 Todd Renstrom Patricia Rcissig Mary Reif LouAnn Rcdning Robert Robinson Richard Rogman William Roslin David Ross 162 Rona Rimer Warren Ringate Ann Marie Ricker Cynthia Rich Jodie Rivard Joseph Robeck Daniel Roberts Hugh Roberts (A)D. Gillen checks his change before leaving the school store. (B)S. Fridgen and T. Hegstrom receive directions on how to coordinate music and dance. 163 Jeffrey Rounsville Jill Russell Lorilee Rykyto 164 Linda Sabas Shelley Sawyer Bruce Schleppenbach Nora Schluter Janice Sclton Richard Schultz Anita Schneider Danny Schopf Thomas Scide (A)Vagabond ladies in “Scrooge look over their lines as Mr. Sylwester and Mr. Traficante make some corrections. (B)K. Dungan takes a quick glance before making her exit. (C)l . Jordheim is sure she has made the right selections for top ten. (I)) Aren't we cute?” Joni Shafranski Donald Sheggrud Dawn Shockency Terry Shephard Ronald Siedlccki 165 Lisa Skrcdc Raymond (A)D. Shcggrud shows a talent in the art of weaving. (B)Mr. Rassmusen lectures his Street l.aw class. (C)Football players listen to Coach Swanson at the chalk talk. (D)D. Grat takes one last breath before the teacher drags him away from the window. Cynthia Steffens Brett Stembridge Timothy Stempf Steven Stensrud Christopher Stevens Scott Stillman Dawn Suhrbier Susan Sutherland Paula Svobodny 167 Karen Swan Stephanie Swanson Nancy Talbot Sandra Tatum Kathleen Sandra Teslow Teschendorf 168 (A) P. Wasclak and P. Polaski show the guys how to dance. (B) Rcmember the hot lunches that were cooked at Henry? (C) M. Dick looks forward to the end of the day. Ervin Thomason Denise Trego Dan Trumble Jacqueline Tolkinen 169 Allen Vomhof Jody Waldemar Gary Walden Thomas Williams Gregory Wincek Patricia Waselak Patricia Watts Jean Welter 170 Javoni White Lawrence Whitman Kenneth Williams Nancy Witte Michael Wortman Lori Wosick Ricky Zajac ALSO GRADUATING Leroy Asgian Veronica Bates Kris Berg Scott Brazil Alexina Bryant Patricia Burns Debra Carter Melvin Evans Patrick Fairbanks Caroline Fisher Susan Gilman Greg Haspert George Honeyford Ricky Jenson Charles Johnson Randolph Johnson Clifford Jones Vincent Kainc Frederick Klitzka Yvonne LaCroix Steve Lumlcy Dale Lynch Katherine Lynch Jeffery Manila Dale Mickclson Raymond Mitchell Joseph Mulvillc Susan Nueberger Bruce Race Terri Redning Patricia Rollins Clayton Rudolph Daniel Scheidcgger James Schmcichcl Debbie Schugg Steven Sell Diane Shanesy Thomas Tinnel Norma Traft Edward Truchinski Robert Uhlenkott Julie Vogen Robert Waight Thomas Wassathcr Darrell Wedebrand Carolyn Westberg Scott Welch Scharmin Williams Cathy Younkin Life is so short, it is needless to say. we must live to the fullest, each and every day. When each day is done, a memory carries on, we remember the fun. and then life goes on. But then one day. someone must die. we don’t know what to say. without thinking we cry. Why didn’t we tell them, how we really do feel, because now to them, death is reality, and life is unreal. Tim Fish Mark Callander 171 David Barhan Stephanie Fridgen Laurie Frydcnlund Valeric Galajda Joanne Harrer Patricia Majkozak Marianne Ostlund Hugh Roberts This year eleven honor graduates were given special recognition. During their four years of high school they maintained a G.P.A. of 3.9-4.0. We, the students of Patrick Henry High School, arc proud to represent these eleven students as our top 2%. 3.2 Grade Point Average Judith Adam Joseph Anderson Janice Antony Donna Aronson Henry Asgian Mary Auvin Mary Baurr Linda Bennett Michelle Borca Barbara Bowen Donna Carlson Vickie Carlson Rosemarie Clark William Couture Dennis DcLaittre Michael Dick Shawn Dunn Mary Engstran William Ennen Tammy Erickson David Erklouts Kathleen Faulds Sandra Gale Dean Gilkerson Teresa Gorzyeki Bobbi Gowdy Michael Oakvik David Gratz Cynthia Oicn Margret Green Karen Olson Elizabeth Gregory Kris Olson Ingrid Groh Timothy Olson Joseph Hammer Paula Opitz Jean Harrer Joseph Orr Judv Harrer Nancy Patrick Diane Hasher Thomas Pennaz Catherine Hilger Cynthia Rich Christopher Hirsch Ann Ricker Mary Huggins Robert Robinson Randy Iverson Linda Sabas Pamela Johnson Shelley Sawyer Julianne Kline Bruce Schleppcnbach Jeffery Kohagen Nora Schluter Terese Lang Jean Skiba Leanne Lindgren Lisa Skrede Anthony Lobash Raymond Smude Sharon Lonn Brett Stembridge Gary Lorentzen Steven Stensrud Sandra Loyc Dawn Suhrbier Karen MacArthur Sandra Tatum Brian Magnuson Virginia Vasscur Anne McCormick Allen Vomhof Raymond Mcrkl Gary Walden Pamela Miller Lawrence Whitman Michele Montcon John Nevison Thomas Williams 172 AAMODT, MAUREEN ADAM, JUDITH Judy” ... TA, coop. ed.. band, pep band, guide-ons. letter, swimming. AGNESS. KATHLEEN Quixote ALEXANDER. DEBORA “Slim ... Lib. aide coop, ed., MOF.A, MSC ALSETH, MARK ANDERSON. DAVID Arvid ... ftball, track. ANDERSON. JOSEPH Smokin' Joe ... pep band, band, (council) choir, Jr. Cl. play, musical, operetta, science, intr. sports. Patriot, sr. cl. play, NHS ANDERSON, KATHRYN Fc Fc ... office aide. HEART, choir ANNONI, MELODY Mel” TA. band, top ten. princess, NHS ANTONY. JANICE ... TA, var. cheerleader, pep club. c. country, bad-mitton. girls hockey ARMSTRONG. GEORGE ... TA. coop, ed., track ARNESON, ROBERT Plastic Man ... letter, ftball, c. country, wrestling, track ASGIAN, HENRY .. BAND. CHESS AUVIN. MARY ... TA. speech, musical. tour, show int’l club, NHS. patriot BARMAN. DAVID .. ,;stu. gov't. Senate. TA, crcat. writ., band. jr. cl. play, ski club, sci. club, NHS. ftball, ski team BATES. VERONICA Ronnie” TA. coop, ed., choir BAURR, MARY Zantboni . . TA. var. cheerleader, tour. show, ski club, pep club, letter, NHS. volleyball, girls hockey, badmitton intr. sports BEEMER. WAYNE .. DECA, HEART, intr. sports BENNETT. LINDA ... TA. EGO. swimming BERGER. DEBRA Berg ... TA, band, pep band, letter. EGO-pres., c. country-capt.. ski tcam-capt., track-capt., intr. sports, girls hockey BERNDT, LIANE Lou ... off. aide, soph, cheerleader, var. cheerleader, tour, show, badmitton, intr. sports BIEVER, I.YNELLE Beaver ... MOEA BINTNER. ANNE Bit ... TA, soph, var. cheerleader, tour. show, pep club, badmitton. intr. sports BOOKEY. MARGARET Maggie ... TA. choir, var. chccrlcadcr-co. capt., jr. cl. play, musical, operetta, tour. show, int’l club, JA. girls hockey, gymnastics-manager BORFA, MICHELLE Boom-Boom” ... band, pep band, choir p. pats-capt., top ten. jr. cl. play, musical, tour, show, sr. cl. play. NHS. gymnastics BRAATEN, GARY Gar .. TA. A-V. crca. writ., JA, badmitton BRINDAMOUR. SANDRA Sandy ... off. aide. HEART. TA BROUSSEAU. PATRICIA Ann . TA. DECA-v. pres., band BOKEN. DOUGLAS ... Band. Pep Band. jr. cl. play, ftball, intr. sports sr. cl. play BORER, JULIA “Julie” ... senate, off. aide, TA.. choir, tour, show, pep club, intr. sports. BORMAN SUSAN ... TA. choir, operetta, BOURGEOIS. COLLEEN .. TA, Lib. aide, crca. writ., choir, sr. cl. play, one act play, musical, operetta, tour, show. BOWEN BARBARA “Barbie ... TA. DECA. band, pep band BURHNAM. AUDREY Aud ... MOEA. JA. BYDLON. DANIEL Wheels ... TA.. hockey baseball, intr. sports CARLSON. CHRISTI ... TA. choir, opperetta, tour, show, ski club CARLSON. DONNA ... jr. cl. play, sr. cl. officcr-trcs., stu. gov’t., senate, TA. f. five, soph, cheerleader, top ten. tour, show, pep club, JA. girls hockey CHAMPEAU. BRUCE ... TA. VICA CLARK. ROSEMARIE ... BAND', hi-lites, tour. show, ski club COHEN, TON ETTA Tony ... office aide, orator-seniors, choir, operetta, lour, show, TA CORDELL. JON ... TA. A-V CORNIEA. KIMBERLY Kim ... TA, lib. aide, DECA, pep club COUTURE'. WILLIAM ... Chess CRAWFORD, ANTHONY .. TA. ftball. bakctball, intr. sports CRONEMILLER. LINDA ... EGO. ski team, c. country, track, ski club CUMMINS., SUSAN “Burny” ... TA. HEART. JA DELAITTRE, DENNIS Denny ... TA. ftball. hockcy-capl, intr. sports DELANEY. DAVE ... coop, ed., DELMEGE. JULIE ... choir, tour show, girls hockey DICK. MICHAEL “Mike . ftball. track, intr. sports. NHS DOLS. BERNADETTE ... off. aide. TA., coop. ed.. stage crew, kegger queen DUNLAVEY. JODY Toad ... coop, ed., crca. writ., DUNN. SHAWN ... speech, sr. cl. play, int'l club, NHS DUNGAN. KATHLEEN Kathy ... TA. choir, jr. cl. play, musical, tour, show, operetta, pep club, int'l club-pres.. gymnastics, EGO DURENBERGER. DONALD Don ... TA. jr. cl. play, one act play, tour, show, stage crew, basketball, sr. cl. play. EBERHARDT. ERIC Eb ... TA. choir, chess, letter, ftball-capt, basketball baseball EDGREN, MARK ... TA. Tour. show, letter, hockey, baseball, intr. sports. EDSTROM LAURIE ... TA. coop, ed.. basketball, badmitton. girls hockey ELSTROM. NANCY ENSTRAN. MARY Engic ... crca. writ., choir, operetta, tour. show. ENNEN, WILLIAM “3 dollar Bill ... TA. ski elub-tres., golf, basketball, intr. sports ERICKSON. TAMMY “Blades Jr. ... TA. top ten, ski club, pep club, volleyball. intr. sports ERKLOUTS. DAVID Erk ... band FAY. MICHAEL Mike FEDOR, STEVE Feeds FEEHAN. TIM FISH. RITA ... off. aide, TA. choir, coop, ed., stage crew, kegger queen FOLSTAD, CAREE Swooper ... TA, crca. writ., choir, tour. show, basketball, girls hockey, intr. sports FOX. JANE ... TA. coop. ed.. stage crew, basketball, kegger queen FRICKE. SHARON ... coop. ed.. FRIDGEN, STEPHANIE Steph ... band, pep band (council), choir, jr. cl. play, musical, operetta, NHS, gymnastics. FRYDENLUND. LAURA Fred ... off. aide, band, pep band (council). 173 choir, jr. cl. play, one act play, musical, operetta, tour, show, NHS, gymnastics-manager FUST. JAMES GALAJDA. VALERIE “Val ... TA. NHS. volleyball, badmitton, intr. sports GALAS. NANCY “Freak girl GARVER. KATHERINE “Zero ... coun. aide, crca. writ., stage crew, ski club, ski tcam-capt. (slalom) track, homecoming M.C. GELDERT, JEFFREY Jeff ... HEART GELLERMAN, DANIEL “Dan triple G” GILKERSON, DEAN Stein ... letter, NHS, c. country, basketball, track, intr. sports, GILLEM. DAVID ... basketball, baseball, intr. sports GORZYCKI. TERESA Terri Berc ... TA orator-seniors. Musical, lour, show, ski club-pty chairmn, letter, EGO. Tennis, gymnastics-capt., girls hockey, crcat. writ., intr. sports, track. JRC, int’l club GOWDY. BOBBI .. TA. Pep club. NHS, int’l club GRAEN, TIMOTHY . COOP. cd. GRATZ, DAVID Gritz” '.7? speech. TA, letter, ski club, baseball, NHS. GRAY. KIMBERLY .... A-V, coop, cd., crca. writ. band, stage, crew, GREEN. MARGARET Peggy ... band, pep band (council) volleyball-capt, NHS. patriot, baskctball-capt GREGORY. ELIZABETH “Lizard .. orator-underclassmen, GROETTUM. ROBIN ... Choir.operetta GROH. INGRID ... off. aide, crca. writ., choir, jr. cl. play, musical NHS GRONQUIST, KRISTEN “Kris ... TA, choir, riflcttes, operetta, GUSTAFSON, BRIAN ... TA. baseball HAGSTROM, TERENCE “Curly ... TA. choir, musical, operetta, ski club, c. country, intr. sports, sr. cl. play HAMMER, JOSEPH “Joe ... basketball. golf HANSON. RONALD ... ski team. HARDER. THERESA ... Lib. aide. DECA HARKINS. JAMES “Big Jim ... senate, stu gov’t, stage crew, ftball. tour, show, wrcstling-capt.. sno-princc HARMER. DENNIS ... VICA. TA. ftball. HARRER. JEAN HARRER-ONE ... hi-lites. tour. show. NHS. gymnastics HARRER, JOANNE Oiny ... top ten, princess, ski club-sec. int'l club. EGO. NHS-tres., tennis, badmitton. wrestling, intr. sports HARRER. JUDY “Harrer-two .. hi-lites. musical tour, show, pep club, JA HASHER. DIANE “Hash ... TA. soph, var. cheerleader, NHS, gymnastics, intr. sports HASPERT, GREG “Gregbert ... wrestling HAWK. BILL “Swede” ... tour. show, ftball. basketball, intr. sports, HECHT. KLAUS ... TA HEDLUND, ANN “Arch ... off., aide. TA. tutor, coop. cd.. choir, jr. cl.l play, stage crew, pep club, int'l club, JA-pres. HEINZ. MARY ... TA, band, pep band, musical, choir, jr. cl. play, operetta. tour, show, int’l club. c. country IIEMPEL. PAUL ... TA. coop, cd.. wrestling HICKS, THOMAS Thomas O’Hicks’ TA, coop. cd.. DECA HILGER. CATHERINE “Chooch 78 ... TA. choir, riflcttes, track, patriot HILL DORENDA “Renic . . coop, ed., crca. writ., HINSON. LAURIE ... TA. coop. cd.. choir, jr. cl. play, musical, ski club. HIRSCH, CHRISTOPHER Pokey ... TA, hockey HODGEMAN. DEBORAH. ... Lib. aide. HEART, choir. HONEYFORD. GEORGE ... HOTCHKISS, CRAIG ... Band, pep band, (council) HUGGINS. MARY ... coop, cd., band, guidc-ons HUTERA. CHERYL ... TA. guidc-ons. capt; riflcttcs-capt; musical tour show; int’l club; pep club; track. INKALA. CARLA .. choir, guidc-ons. tour. show. IVERSON. RANDY Ivy ... band, pep band, patriot, tennis, musical, intr. sports. JACKSON. JACKIE “Hack ... off. aide, TA. choir, intr. sports, girls hockey JACOBWITH. WILLIAM JOHNSON.CHUCK Bogart .. off. aide, wrestling. TA. DECA. JOHNSON, JAMES ... off. aide, band, ski club, swimming, track, TA. JOHNSON. LAWRENCE Larry ... TA JOHNSON, PAMELA. “Porky” ... senate, lib. aide. MOEA, crca. writ., patriot JOHNSON. RANDY R.J. , c. country, intr. sports, KBEM FM JOHNSON. STEVEN . . TA. a-v, coop, cd., JOHNSON. SUSAN “Sue off. aidc.TA. coop. ed.. HEART, intr. sports JONES, JEFFERY ... JORDHEIM, PAULA Peabody .. TA. crca. writ., choir, soph, var. cheerleader. tour, show, pep club, track JORGENSON, CARLA .. TA.creat. writ., choir, soph, var cheerleader, tour, show, badmitton, pep club JORGENSON. LISA ... off. aide. TA. coop, cd., HEART, intr. sports JOSLYN. RANDALL .. BASS-BALL. tennis JUNESKI. JEAN Jeannic boots . TA. int’l club, letter, EGO, tennis, gymnastics. track, intr. sports JUNG. SANDRA Sandy ... TA. coop, ed., choir KAINE, CELIA ... JR. sr. cl. officer, senate, TA. speech band. soph, var cheerleader KAMPA. GREG Kamps . TA. hockey KASELNAK. KELLY ... TA. lib. aide, coop, ed., HEART, choir KAUNZNER. ROBERT Bob” ... hockey KAVANAUGH. JAMES Jed .. A-V, stage crew, ftball KEHOE, SCOTT ... HUD KESSLER. MARY JO Jo ... off. aide, TA. coop.cd.. intr. sports, kegger queen KEYES. MARY ... MOEA.orchestra, jr. cl. play, musical, operetta. KIRBY. DEBRA “Kirby crca. writ., track 174 KUNE, JUMANNE Julie ... TA. choir, f. five, tour. show, girls hockey KLINGER. KAREN ... HEART, choir, riflcttes. JA. KLITZKA, FREDERICK KOHAGEN. JEFFERY ... Speech, jr. cl. play, one act play. sr. cl play KOJETIN. DUANE Jet ... TA. let-ter, c. country, track KRAEMER, RANDALL Randy” ... letter, ftball, baseball, intr. sports KROENING. BARBARA Barb ... stu. gov’t, senate. TA. p. pats, guidc-ons, top ten. soph, cheerleader, tour, show girls hockey, pep club KUBINSKI, DAVID Kubi ... TA. letter, hockey baseball, ftball KVAM. DONALD. Juan ... ftball. baseball, badmilton LADWIG, MANCY Red LAHOUD, JODI “Jo I.. TA. HEART, choir JA l.ALIBERTE. LINDA LANG TERESE Terry” ... TA. f. five, princess, tour. show, girls hockey LARSON DOUGLAS ... l.ASOTA. BARBARA M M TA. coop, cd., Crea. Writ., choir. LINDGREN, LEANNE Lan ... TA. speech. Choir, jr. cl. play, one act play, musical, tour. show, pep club. JA. girls hockey LINN. ANITA. “Nila ... crea. writ-track. LOBASH. ANTHONY ... TA. band, pep band, ski team, musical, science, NHS. track, ski club LORENTZEN. GARY Garc ... TA. ski club. NHS. intr. sports. JRC. LOYE,SANDRA Little Loye” ... patriot LUMLEY. STEVE ... coop, cd., DECA, orchestra, operetta LUNDEEN MARTY “Julio ... sno-princc, ftball, tor. show. LUTZ. TERESA “Terri” ... off. aide. TA, coop, cd., kegger queen MACARTHUR. KAREN “Farren” ... TA, A-V, pep band, p. pats. soph, var. cheerleader, musical, opperetta, lour, show, pep club, orator-activities, track. Stage Crew MAGNUSON. BRIAN .. A-V. Stage crew MAJKOZAK. PATRICIA “Patty .. TA, tutor, NHS-scc.. tennis, ski club, intr. sports, badmitton, girls hockey, letter, EGO. MANZKE. LORI Spike ... guidc-ons, TA. band (council) pep band. tour, show, MARINELLI, LORI ... TA. tour, show, volleyball. MATA RONNIE ... A-V. Int’l club MATTIE. BRUCE ... TA. ski club, intr. sports MATILLA. JEFFREY ... TA M ATI LI. A. KIMBERLY Kimbics . coop. cd.. riflcttes. JA MAXWELL, PATRICIA “Patti TA. lib. aide. A-V, var. cheerleader, stage crew. MCCORMICK. ANNE .. coop, cd., TA. hi-lites MCCOULLUGH. RAYMOND ... TA. coop cd.. HEART, speech, JA. badmitton, intr. sports MCDONALD. MAUREEN ... Soph, var. cheerleader, stu. gov’t, coun. aide, crea. writ. tour. show, ski club. intr. sports MCLENNAN. MICHAEL Mitch . stu. gov’t. TA. hockey, baseball, intr. sports, ssnatc. tour. show. MERKL. RAYMOND ... TA. NHS. c. country, ski team, track MESSIAH. STEVEN ... DECA. football. wrestling, baseball MESSIAH. SUSAN. Snooze .. stu gov’t, senate, off. aide, TA. band, choir, tour. show, gymanastics, ski club. JA. girls hockey, stage crew MEYER. CHRISTOPHER ... SKI club MICELI. MARIAN .. off. aide, TA. MOEA, intr. sports, girls hockey MICHAEL. LAWRENCE Lar ... TA, letter, baseball intr. sports. MICHNOWSKI. JULIE ... TA. tutor, top ten, homecoming queen, tour, show MILLER. PAMELA Pam ... choir, Riflcttes, jr. cl. play, musical, opperetta. tour. show, pep club, int’l club. MILLER PATTI MODEEN. CYNTHIA Moc ... ]r. cl. play, senate, soph, cheerleader, lib. aide, choci. pep club. MONTEON. MICHELE “Yarda ... TA. band, pep band, tour, show MORRIS. JAMES .. TA. coop, ed.. MULLIGAN. SCOTT. Mully ... TA. letter, ftball NEELEY, CRAIG ... TA. A-V. stage crew, tour. show, ftball NELSON. BRADLEY, swimming, coop. cd.. ski club, JA. NELSON. DEBORAH Debbie ... TA, coop, cd., tour, show NELSON, SUSAN. “Sue” ... TA. tutor, soph. var. cheerleader, tour, show, ski club, basketball, intr. sports NESENSON, CATHERINE “Cathy” ... off. aide, choir NEUBERGER. JOAN “Sis” ... tennis. TA. letter, EGO, pep club. intr. sports, NEVISON. JOHN “Bird” . TA. band. NHS. ftball. track NIEMI. SHERYL “Sherri” ... TA. int’l club, letter, JA., swimming, NYGARD, ANGELA ... Lib. aide. H EART, band, choir, color guard, musical OAKVIK, MICHAEL “Mikey” TA, band, drum major, pep band choir musical, patriot OIEN, CYNTHIA Cindy” . TA. NHS. volleyball. FHA OLANDF.R. TIMOTHY Oli TA. ftball, track OLSON, KAREN, OFF. aide, band, pep band. jr. cl. play, stage crew, musical. int’l club, patriot OLSON, KRIS ... orator-dubs organ., band, pep band, operetta, musical, tour, show OLSON. TIM .. TA. A-V. ftball. tennis OLSON, VICKI ... off. aide. var. cheerleader, tour. show, pep club, badmitton O’MARA. RICHARD Rick ... letter. ftball. hockey, baseball, intr. sports. ORR. JOSEPH Joe” ... crea. writ., c. country. NHS. track, intr. sports. OPITZ, PAULA Pitz .. TA. hi-lites NHS OSTLUND, MARIANNE TA. Musical. NHS, Int’l elub-pres., OTTERSETTER. RENAE ... off. aide, TA PATRICK. NANCY ... TA. band, pep band, guidc-ons. letter, swimming PELUF. LAWRENCE “Andre ... letter, hockey, golf, sno-princc. 175 PENTZ. ROBERT “Bob HEART PETERSON. GREGORY “Pete ... band PETERSON. JULIA Julie off. aide. TA. Lib. aide. A-V., choir, pep club, PETERSON. TERI ... tour. show, track, choir. POL ASK I. PATTI “Polack” ... senate, TA, Lib. aide, band. soph, cheerleader. badmitton, intr. sports. PRY. CLAUDIA Sue” ... off. aide, TA. coop. cd. PYLE. KATHLEEN “Kathy” copp. cd.. choir. REDNING, LOU ANN . . A-V. band. R iflcttes. RENSTROM. TODD ... off. aide. TA. coop. cd.. RICH. CYNTHIA “Synbad . . coop, cd.. p. pats. EGO, gymnastics RICKER, ANN ... DECA. pep club. NHS. RIMER, RONA ... off. aide. DECA. intr. sports RINGATE. WARREN ... TA. ski team, track ROBECK. JOSEPH Joe” A-V. operatta, musical, choir ROBERTS. DANIEL Dan ... orator-editor. NHS. speech, band, pep band. jr. cl. play. tour, show, tennis ROBERTS, HUGH. You TA. speech, band, pep band, (council) jr. cl. play, musical, science, intr. sports. N HS. ROBINSON. ROBERT . TA. lib. aide, coop. cd.. crca. wrt.. speech, choir, MSC, zebra club, NHS ROGMAN. RICHARD ROSLIN. WILLIAM ... TA ROSS. DAVID Double bogey ... TA. coop. cd.. ski club, letter, intr. sports. ROUNSVILLE. JEFFREY ... TA. LETTER, ftball RUSSELL, JEANNE Jill ... stu. gov’t. TA. MOEA, speech, jr. cl. play, pep club, basketball RYKYTO. LORILEE Lori .. TA, riflettes, tour, show, pep club, badminton SAWYER. SHELLEY ... Band. Gy- manstics SCHAFER. DAVID Schafe ... swimming SCHULUTER. NORA ... TA. tutor, crca. writ., var. cheerleader, int'l club SCHOPF. DANNY Driveshaft SCHULTA. RICHARD .. TA SCHNEIDER. ANITA TA. MOEA SF.IDE. THOMAS Mot ... hockey, TA SEl.TON. JANICE “sunshine .. TA. off. aide, tutor, coop. cd.. volleyball bad-mitton. kegger queen SHANFSY. DIANE Little Shan ... soph cheerleader SHEPARD. TERRY TA. coop. cd.. choir, swimming. JA SIEDLECKI, RONALD Jo Jo” . TA. coop. cd.. SKIBA. JEAN SKREDE. LISA .. TA DECA. orator-faculty, pep club, NHS SMITH, GALEN “Smitty” .. band, ftball. intr. sports. SMUDE. RAYMOND ... Basketball. NHS. baseball STEM BRIDGE, BRETT Mad Dog ... off. aide, track., c. country, TA. tutor, letter, chess, choir STEMPF. TIMOTHY Bondo ... A-V STENSRUD, STEVEN Stenz ... TA. ftball. intr. sports STEVENS. CHRISTOPHER .. off. aide, ftball SUBRIBIER. DAWN ... Band. Pep Band, musical tour. show, int’l club SUTHERLAND. SUSAN Sue ... MOEA SVOBODNY, PAULA Goose” ... TA, lib. aide, tour, show , stage crew, basketball. intr. sports TALBOT, NANCY ... TA, band, pep band, EGO. tennis, basketball, badmitton TATUM. SANDRA Shorty ... off. aide, band. MOEA. soph, cheerleader, MSC zebra club, FHA TESCHENDORF. KATHLEEN “Tesch” ... band, pep band, musical, TESLOW. SANDRA “Sandy” ... TA, soph. var. cheerleader, top ten. princess, touring, show, pep club stage, track, gymnastics, girls hockey TETZLAFF, DALE ... A-V THEIS. PAUL ... TA. coop. cd.. THIELEN. CYNTHIA Cyndi” . . Choir, hi-litcs. tour, show, ski club, pep club. intr. sports THOMAS. KIMBERLY Kim ... hi-lites THOMPSON. ERVIN Erv . band, pep band, MSC. letter, TOLKIEN. JACKIE ... off. aide, choir tour. show, girls hockey TREGO. DENISE . TA. DECA. choir TROMBLEY. MICHAEL Mike ... off. aide, orator-photo., NHS. tour, show, musical, science. A-V. ftball. wres-tling-capt. TRUMBLE. DANIEL ... ski club ULSUND SHARON ... TA. pep club VASSUER. VIGINIA Ginny tour, show, top ten, stu. gov’t, senate, hi-litcs-capt. sr. cl. pres. NHS. zebra club. intr. sports, pep club VOGEN. JULIE .. coop. cd.. DECA VOLANTE. STEPHANIE “Sam .. off. aide, orator- clubs organ. TA. A-V, tutor, VOMHOF, ALLEN A! ... TA. NHS. Int’l club WALDEMAR. JODY Jo” ... TA. coop. cd.. crea. writ. WALDEN. GARY .. TA. crca. writ., band, pep band (council) WEDEBRAND. DARRELL . coop, cd.. DECA WELTER. JEAN “Wcasy .. NHS. swimming letter, band, patriot, pep band, guidc-ons. capt. golf WHITMAN, LAWRENCE PUP ... TA, NHS, band, speech, orator-sports. jr. cl. play, musical, stage crew, ski club, letter, ftball. basketball, sr. cl. play sno-king. intr. sports WILLIAM, KENNETH . TA. A-V. baseball WILLIAMS. THOMAS . WITTE. NANCY Missy .. TA. coop. cd.. crca. writ., c. country, track WORTMAN, MICHAEL. Mike . . TA. letter, ftball, WOSICK. LORI ... TA. lib. aide, coop. cd. ZAJAC, RICKY ... Chevores TA. track ft.ball. 176