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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1981 volume:

PATRICK HENRY HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MN VOLUME XXXX We Did It Our Way With Spirit and Friends Table of Contents Faculty.................................p. 2 Underclassmen..........................p. 14 Sports.................................p. 42 Clubs Organizations..................p. 78 Activities............................p. 102 Seniors...............................p. 126 i 2 ADMINISTRATION Dear Seniors: Your Class of 1981 chose for its theme, “We did it our way with spirit and friends. This theme shows your willingness to make an effort to accomplish tfiings and is important to success. Persistent effort, or spirit, properly directed in a worthwhile objective is an element found in successful careers. Friends are always a necessary ingredient for those who would become successful. One successful person told the following story on how she used her friends to help her succeed: We should commit ourselves by telling our friends what we are planning to do so that we will be ashamed not to succeed. Don’t ever give away your proxy in the matter of thinking. I wish you all much success! Sincerely, Donald Burton 1) Principal — Donald Burton 2) Assist. Principal — Gerald Hickman 3) Asst. Principal — Richard Moore 4) HEN Program Counselor — Dorothy Scholljegerdes 5) 10th grade counselor — Robert Treacy 6) 11th grade counselor — Robert Fricke 7) 12th grade counselor — James McDonell 8) Drug Awareness Counselor — Bernie McGuinness 9) Social Worker — Bruce Waller 10) Liaison Officer — Sgt. Michael Grimshaw 11) Admin. Aide — Treslyn Koskan 4 “I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate each of the graduating seniors of Henry High School. The Class of 1981 has many special and talented individuals. You have completed one important phase of your life's journey. As your journey finishes, you will be able to reflect on your four years at Henry and remember how you entered as a 9th grader and left as a young adult. Life is a series of beginnings and endings. As you graduate from Henry, you are ending your high school career and are ready to begin another adventure. May you all have a successful journey.” Gerald Hickmsn What an exciting time for you as you reflect on your accomplishments at Henry High School and as you anticipate the future. Take with you the strengths of the great and proud traditions of Henry High and my personal best wishes. May your lives be filled with happiness and success.” Richard Moore 5 ENGLISH Vernon Backes Constance Blom Beverly Hefte Doreen Savage Jay Peterson Helen Smith Pola Mardesich John Sylwester 1) J. Peterson says once again, It's your yearbook, not mine.” 2)C. Blom checks out her assignments. 3) Teaching the basics: Reading. 4) Cheese! 5) Working in a rush as usual. 6) M. Miller does his homework. 7) J. Sylwester makes final preparations for the play. 6 K3 Wesley Anderson Ronald Beauchane James Feeley Monte Miller William Miller Robert Seikkula John Walston SCIENCE MATH 8 Conrad Knapek Philip Mosher Hannah Ofsthun Rodney Ray Stanley Skavnak Craig Canham Ralph Carlson Marvin Johnson 1) R. Carlson is typing up another one of his weird chemicals. 2) C. Knapek is getting ready to hand out one of his tests. 3) 0. Swanson announces another basketball game. 4) M. Shane looks on patiently while students are doing exercises. 5) M. Johnson finally trapped that little mouse. Margaret Shane Don Swanson Jean Pecchia Janet Benson Lucy Falor Jerry Oakvik 9 PHY. ED. HOME EC. BAND ARTS Harold Bobgan Gerald McGowan Peter Aguilar Kenneth Belkholm Alvin Quiring Robert Tauring 1) Is that straight? 2) G. McGowan laughing again at our photographer. 3) Polishing up the finished product. 4) “Hey Pete! Did ya catch any fish last weekend?” 5) A. Quiring is looking to see how many new students he has next tri. 6) I told you to get in class. 10 2 Daniel Anderson Ronald Doll A. James Heller Walter Nalepka Janelle Olson Bernard Schulte Audrey Murray Tom Olson Eddie Johnson Duane Wiita Laurel Osterberg Grace Wiggen 11 RELATED STUDIES 1) SECRETARIAL STAFF — ROW 1: L. Youngen. M. Kosloskl, D. Hawkins. ROW 2: M. Weir. C. Kleven. B. Kramber. J. Lundquist. 2) TUTOR -C. Thompson. 3) CUSTODIANS — ROW 1: D. Milleon. W. While. R. LaSota. R. Gyllee. P. Juetten. B. Betls. ROW 2: A. Jackson. L. DuBois. W. Robeck. D. Perfettl. 4) M. Kosloski is hard at work. 5) Now where did I put that paper? 6) TEACHERS AIDES - A. Void. S. Gish. R. Mullen. 7) W. White getts those corners clean. 8) LUNCHROOM STAFF — D. Youn-kin. C. Lynch. A. Zelenak. C. Hartfield, E. Miller. 9) C. Lynch shows off her sexy legs. 10) B. Kramber works on the finances. 11) D. Milleon thinks he knows how to read. 12 14 M ' This year’s freshman class is just beginning a four year experience — High School. During this year you meet more people and make new friends. It is also a time for adjusting and getting involved in the many activities which are offered at Henry. Within the next three years these students from the class of 1984 will grow and mature into adults, and before you know it they’ll be graduating. ENJOY HENRY AND MAKE THE MOST OF IT! Jeff Akervik Gordon Anderson Todd Anderson Diane Alstrom John Anderson Dana Annoni Dale Anderson Michelle Anderson Cherri Arnaud Kathy Ayres Bruce Ballanger Terena Beaman Linda Berger Shari Bernhardt Dawn Billstrom Joseph Binter Mary Biorn Michelle Bjorlin Tom Bookey Mike Borgen Steve 8orgeson James Bowen Neil Brewster Tom Brown David Buck Dawn Bug bee Connie Burcham Joy Burck Steve Burns Tanya Cameron James Cannon Dan Carlson Karla Baker 17 Lee Childers Greg Chismar Kelly Christopherson Veronica Collins Tami Cordell Mike Cowan Kim Coyle Steve Current Paul Daugherty Ken Davis Jennifer Decowski Dave Desantell Teresa Devine Kathy Ditty Colin Dockry Cathy Duepner Doree Du rush I a Mike Edquist Kristin Edstrom Mike Eggleston Dianna Eliason Dan Enger J. Enger Lisa Erlcson Shawn Fischer Janine Frenchette Jeff Frlcke Janet Fritz JoeGladhlll Linda Glenn Annamarie Goode Tommy Grahn 18 Betty Green Richard Harrington Dwayne Hohn Dean Grussendorf Chris Herbst Greg Hollie Joanne Gunderson Mary Jo Hermanson Matthew Feirer Pam Haataja Brian Hervey Jim Irwin Julie Hagstrom Jim Higgins Mary Beth Janowelc Dan Haima Donald Hobson Paul Jenson Rebecca Haro David Hohman Karl Johanson Lori Johanson Dan Jurek Don Kjenstad John Johnson Kathy Kampa Barbara Klein Sue Johnson Sharon Kampa Robert Klucas Felicia Jones Richard Kangas Jan Knudson 19 1) Tom Bookey wants to put it there. 2) 'Oh nol Did I break a fingernail.” Kelly Koester Tim Kraemer Martin Lambrecht Leann Landers Charlene Landvik Joe LeBlanc Kim Letghow Joe Linn Jackie Loehr Colleen Long Josephine Loyd Kent Macarthur Korina Manifold Ron Matteson Connie Meier Pat McLane Jill Mehlhaff Consuelo Mayer Jullanne Merkl Duane Meyer Maria Meyer D. Meyers Mark Mitchell Kim Mutlu Pam Mldthum Sheryl Miller Shawn Modahl Sherri Morgan Ramonia Naylor Steve Nelson Kathy Mllliren Don Moss Larry Ness Kevin Mllliren Thea Mullen Mike Nesser Calvin Netz Carman Oldre Chris Parker Bill Neuberger Marc Olson Lisa Partick Janet Niznik Sheili Oman Mike Pentz Liz Nordberg Tracy O'Mara Jessica Peterson Llnna Nordln Ann Opat Lisa Pilarskl Lisa Norris Colleen Osborn Laura Pittman Guy Norton Shannon Pakonen Chris Postema 21 1) Some freshmen get a kick out of football. 2) Drafting can be fun. Barbra Setterlof Dan Shaffer Shawn Smart Steve Sorsveen Richard Spless Karl Stauffacher Tom Stewart GaryStommel Lynn Story Blair Suhrtbier Glen Swanson Jody Tallin Cheryl Thelsen Mark Thimm Debra Upham Lee Utto Doug Wavinak Allene Welch Steve Williams Linda Wilson Chris Thompson Julianne Thompson Pam Tjepkes Steve Valencic Steve Vanliew Loralee Waight Mark Welter Tracy Wlckstrom Martin Williams Todd Wilson Harvey Witherspoon Kim Wolyniec 22 David Wright Jena Wycoski Victoria Zablocki 1) Three stooges — Erin. Janet and Jill — disguise themselves. 2) You can catch up on some reading while waiting to see Mr. Hickman. 3) Mr. Tauring enjoys helping his students. 4) Lisa Arbogast stops all action while Tom Rogalski examines his fingers. 5) Being a pastel can be very tiring. 6) •‘All right. Laura, whose locker are you getting into now?” 7) Mr. Aguilar helps Mark Sjoberg on some finishing touches. 23 New Contributors This year’s Sophomore class constitutes the major part of the student body and they are doing their best with their high spirit to let everyone know it. The Sophomores are getting acquainted with friends who will help shape these formative years. It is a time to experience the joys of participation with Homecoming, pep fests, dances, and athletics, as well as academic clubs. Each year the challenge remains to make “our class the best yet. This class is meeting the challenge and is contributing to the student body to which they belong. Rick Akin Ann Alexander Andy Anderson Colette Anderson Jona Annoni Steve Anschultz Rob Antony Lisa Arbogast Bill Archambault John Armstrong Maria Asgain Deanna Banks Joan Bauermeister Todd Benson Tracey Benson Tracy Black Rodney Bledsoe Ann Bourgeois Mary Brown Andrew Brickweg Susan Bryant Theresa Burnham 1) Mike Randall and Andy Nelson discuss their big plans! 2) Jane Schultz tries to keep up the cheerleader pace. 25 Donald Bursell Daniel Cameron Annie Case Claudia Cassidy Collette Cassidy Brenda Chase Marcy Chlodo Ronald Clos Carol Cooper Scott Cooper Suzette Corniea Julie Cramblit Renee Davis Carrie DeOtis Jennifer Dick Stacey Doherty Beth Dots Jim Dorr Pamela Dubois George Edglngton Tom Edlund Chris Edstrom 26 Jon Eggers Donita Emerson Dina Enger Shawn Erickson Sue Faulds Katherine Fay Mike Ferris Jim Fisher Mary Flanagan Gregg Fleming David Foster Gayle Foster Sharon Frohrip Scott Funston Mike Fust Vincent Garcia Dorine Gardner Jackie German Jim Gilbert Mike Gleason Bob Green Charles Greene 1) Linda Wolter prepares for take-off.” 2) Laura sighs as the tests are handed out. 3) Bob Green explains that's not the kind of fox he meant! 4) Bruce and Debbie enjoy the game. Eric Gross Jim Hagstrom Joel Hamilton Mark Hammel Deanna Hanek Bill Harrer Jon Harrison Chad Hartfiel Tammy Hawkins Laurie Hazzard Dawn Heidelberger Tom Heinecke 1) Everyone's a ham. 2) Sarah Tucker” wouldn't use anything but Cool Whip. 3) Scott demonstrates how to walk cool. 4)Off to the Ice arena for some ice skating. Ben Herrmann Jacqueline Hollie Paula Horvath Byron Johnson Annette Hervey Brenda Holt Katherine Huber Dan Johnson Cheryl Higgins Donald Holzer Dan Jackson Kathy Johnson Cindy Holland Mary Hopkins Paula Jarsoz Richard Johnson 28 Rob Johnson Russell Johnson Stephanie Johnson David Jordheim Nancy Jurek Theresa Jurek Bill Karbo John Kastner Stephanie Keech Jan Kennerly Jeanette Kennerly Sandra Keske Dan Kllbo Carlina Klnchelow Dorothy Kinchelow Steve Klrscht Kristine KJelland Babette Knibb Kasey Kohagen Caroline Kroenlng Patty Laclna Pauline Lake Tom Lamere David Lamont Donna Lang Kristi Larson Becky Lemke Ronald Lemke 29 Staci Lindberg Alan Lindgren Jeanne lindholm Mike Lundahl Mike Lutz Jill Macosek Mike Marthaler Chris Masters Jody Mattson Elizabeth McAllister 1) Lisa Otto and Karen Welter discuss which picture is better. 2) Dina Enger nervously awaits the start of the game. 3) Bob Johnson hurries Jim Page to class. 4) Lisa Arbogast likes what she seesl Jeannine McDonald Alan McGruder Mary McLennan Geisha McNeal Mark Meyer Jim Michael Brad Miller Kimberly Miller Pam Miller Ron Miller Brenda Moe Adrienne Mooneyham 30 Brenda Moore Lawrence Morgan Brenda Motzko Kris Motzko Jackie Mulliner John Muszynski Dave Myers Raeann Mysllwiec Jill Nauman Bill Neeley Andy Nelson Bradley Nelson Dan Nelson Doug Nelson Joy Nelson Rick Nelson Bill Nelson Mary Nesser Jon Otto Lisa Otto Jim Page Dave Perheim 31 Jon Peterson Robyn Petroske Jim Phillips Rebecca Pilarskl Chris Radajewski Mike Randall Robin Ready Jeff Redolph Steven Rice Kathy Richards Larry Roberts Valerie Robinson 1) Mark Worshek, Mike Walght, and Jim Dorr show their formal attire. 2) Hurry girls, the bell rang! 3) Jim Dorr shows Zach Arneson and Mary Proctor that he knows how to count. 4) What a mess!! Edgar Rohde Valerie Rohlf Shelly Rudolph Steve Samuelson Michelle Sarkinen Peggy Schmidt Jane Schultz Ronald Scott Brett Scribner Tim Seiffert Laurie Sheppard Steve Sherman 32 David Sikkink Johnny Simco Sean Simmons Dwayne Silverman Nancy Siwek Mark Sjoberg Mike Skaja Randy Smith BobSmude Tammy Snowberg Donald Stelzer Kathy Stine Tammy Story Monica Sweere Mark Szczech Carla Taflin Patricia Talbot Kim Tappe Amy Taylor Jeffrey Taylor Todd Taylor Angela Thimm Paul Thomas Lynda Thomason 33 Shawn Thompson Dawn Thunstrom Julie Trager Jill Trebesch Tammy Upham Heidi Walsh Richard Ward Joe Weeks Dawn Werner Doug Widmer Diane Wiitala Crystal Williams Troy Williams Linda Wolter Tim Woods Lori Young Thomas Zagaros Linda Zappa Rebecca Zwak 34 1) Smile pretty Lisa Arbogast!! 2) Peek-a-boo! 3Umons Friendships Are Anchored If this year’s involvement of the junior class is any indication of future happenings. 1982 promises to be an exciting year. With crepe paper and balloons in hand, the junior class showed their artistic abilities in the hall decorating contest, but, one year of added experience made its gentle impression and left the seniors victorious. Good luck next year class of 1982. The many activities involving all the students have left the seniors with fond memories, but especially memorable was the degradation of “slave day.” It was a long day of humbling for the seniors. With their spirit and participation in school activities growing, the junior class is looking on with much anticipation to their senior year. Robin Adams Sherri Adams Ann Alexander Ann Anderson Glenn Anderson Julie Anderson Ronnie Anderson Sue Anderson Mark Annonl Kelly Bally Tony Barker Theresa Ballweber Randy Beggs Jill Bennett Kathy Berg Mark Berg Chris Bergeron Greg Berglund Pat Bird Peter Boege Tim Boken Missy Bolstad Brenda Boone Jay Boughton Lisa Bourbeau Rob Briscoe Dave Bryant Clarence Burcham Joe Burns Nancy Burns Cheryl Burrington Teresa Carlisle Steve Chismar Karen Christensen 36 W 2 Kim Cleve Jerry Cole Scott Conger Pat Conley Tamara Cooley Jay Cornla Jenny Cowdery Jim Crego Mary Jo Daszkiewicz Mark DeLaittre Cheryl Denzer Kevin Dockery Jeff Dohrn Tammy Duffney Joe Durushia Marilyn Eakman Greg Edstrom Cindy Ellis Gary Enger Laurie Englert Karen Everson Mark Felrer Carry Flske Marla Forrest Barb Friday Kurt Fried Kathy Gillen Sharon Gillis Cathy Gimble Joe Gorzyckl Lori Green Wendy Haller Chris Hammel Kathy Hammer 1) Lynn Kesler exclaims. It’s for you 'SpencT 2) Janet Olson asks Jill Bennett Can I peak now? 3)Debbie Koppie tells Kathy Gillen of her exciting weekend. 4)Joe Gorzycki says. CAMERA??? 37 Deneen Harkins Val Harkins Mike Hartflei Ruth Hazzard Patty Heinz Stephanie Herbst Mike Hermanson Pamela Hill Cynthia Hobley Suncerray Hobley Don Hochstaetter Brenda Hutera Paul Inkala Debbie Isaacs Mary Iverson Joyce Jacobson Scott Jester 8rad Johnson Joy Johnson Terry Johnson Tim Johnson Todd Johnson Duane Joyer Pam Joslyn Jill Juneski Michele Keech Bob Kelvle Lynn Kessler Laura Keyes Bob Kirsch Chris Klrscht Michele Klopping 38 Mike Manion Ed Manning Melanie Marshall MarySue Marazalek Marie McCormick Natalie Mendez Paul Merkl Harlan Mesedahl Larry Mllllren Teresa Mlnell Todd Moon Kelly Morgan Dee Dee Moss Lori Motzko Miml Mullins MaryAnne Nagengast Byron Knlbb Diana Koenlgsfeld Debbie Kopple Dean Kosslla Brian Kozicky Kerry Kron Brian Krone Tom Lang Anita Lemke John Levasseur Sue Lindberg Wendy Lowe Erin Lund Lori Lynn Tony Majkozek Cassandra Malm 1)Mary Iverson gets caught loafing at her locker. 2)Stephanle Osborn leaves after a hard day's work. 3) Cindy Ellis, you have to open your eyes to open your locker. 4)Wendy Lowe thinks waiting to rotate-ln can really be the pits! 39 Dana Nelson Gloria Nelson Ruth Nelson Rick Nelson Scott Neslund Jill Neuberger Kieth Newberry Mike Nordln Matt Nygard Pat O'Brien Lisa Okan Janet Olson Sherri Olson Steve Olson Stephanie Osborn Jim Paddock Andy Pennaz Jody Penske Cathy Peterson Mike Peterson Mary Pichotta Allen Pudlick Tammy Pukal Mark Reck Rod Reeve Jeanette Reno Kevin Richards Scott Richer Marie Riley Steve Riley Mark Rincon Donna Ritter Tom Rogalski Kathy Rzeszutek 40 Stephen Sandness Cliff Satter Becky Schendel Brenda Schleppenbach Ann Schneider Jay Sell Paul Shopek Tim Sledlecki Bill Slnrtco Patty Smude Debbie Sorsveen Laurie Spencer Terri Streufert Debby Swanson Leona Taus Michelle Thlmm Curl Thompson Shelley Thompson Andrea Tomsche Sue Townsend Mike Walght Heidi Walsh Karen Welter Terri Williams Jim Wilson Tom Wortman Cathy Yaeger Brian Zablocki 1) Mary Marszlek and Joy Johnson show what Henry girls do with their spare time. 2) We’re ready to go boysl 3) Erin Lund points out that this Is serious business. 4) Pam Joslyn would rather study at school than at home. 41 42 Best in 7 This year's team was exciting and successful. Many times they were rated in the State polls. With a record of 7-2, it was the best showing since 1973. Tim Bird gained 1,000 yards, a feat never accomplished in the history of Henry. He was helped by a big, experienced offensive line centered around star guards Peter Diwi and John Larson. When they weren’t running, their aerial attack took over and it was awesome. The combination of Smith and Hirsch reminds one of Steve Grogan and Russ Francis, two other Patriots.” ROOSEVELT SOUTH CENTRAL SOUTHWEST CRETIN (HC) NORTH EDISON WEST WASHBURN 1) Coming back to the huddle. 2) S. Pennaz makes a spectacular catch in the end zone. 3) Row 1. B. Smith. T. Hirsch. R. Clark. J. Larson. B. Lee. P. DlwL B. Smude, S. Pennaz, J. Decowskl, T. Bird. S. Michaud. Row 2, J. Lutz, D. Barron. J. Gorzycki. T. Rakos. A. Waszczenko, S. Lindberg, B. Huber. P. Conley. M. Hermanson. J. Johnson, T. Joliceour. Row 3. Earl, P. Schultz. T. Wortman. T. Parker. J. Nelson. V. Hobley, K. Mullins. P. Bird, G. Edstrom. J. Seiffert, J. McKeen, M. Nortrom. J. Egger. 4) Henry's strong oftensive line shows their stuff. 5) Swanle tells J. Lutz to get in and fight. 6) T. Bird makes another reception by Quarterback B. Smith. 7) P. Bird kicks off against Cretin. 8) T. Hirsch and B. Lee need not say a word. 8 45 A Look to the Future Under the coaching of Jim Anderson, the Sophomore team turned some of their raw potential into something that may mature into a contending bunch of athletes. Their record of 4-2 was respectable, but one has to look forward to the year 1982 for football. 1) M. SKaja makes a super sack. 2) D. Johnson goes for the end zone. 3) C. Gatlin. J. Harrison. T. Seiffert, rest at Half-time. 4) Row 1. D. Caouette. M. Gilbert. J. Michael. J. Weeks. B. Nelson, R. Miller, K. MacArther, D. Modahl, S. Williams. J. Reed. Row 2. T. Seiffert. M. Meyer. B. Green, D. Nelson. B. Harrer, M. Hammel. J. Race. P. Jenson. L. Roberts. Row 3. Coach Brogan. C. Gatlin. D. Nelson. D. Johnson, J. Harrison. D. Ryan. M. Skaja, R. Johnson, B. Suhrbier, Coach Anderson. 5) Coach Anderson tells what needs to be done in the second half. 6) Henry puts their opponents in chaos. 7) No. 40 shows the way it’s done. 8) J. Weeks watches his teammates. 9) J. Michael awaits the start of the second half. 10) The multitalented J. Gorzycki comes to the sideline after a grueling run back. 47 C. C. Picks Up Stride Another great season by the boy’s Cross Country team ended with a record of 6-2. Led by the team cocaptains, Mike Hagstrom and Dave Berger, and Coach Canham, the team finished 3rd in the City Meet and 4th in the Region Meet. Runner Bob Hill qualified for State. 48 1) S. Sandness gives his everything. 2) Time tor the race. 3) B. Hill passes another opponent. 4) Warming up before the race. 5) CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — ROW 1: L. McAllister. M. Welter. J. Gladhill. K. Milllren. J. Bowen, M. Edqulst. T. Moon. R. Antony. J. Burck. ROW 2: J. Otto, T. Joyce. D. Cameron. B. Hill. S. Fisher. M. Hagstrom. D. Berger, M. Gladnill, D. Joyer. J. Juneski. ROW 3: M. Hartfiel. L. Keyes. K. Mooneyham, N. Burck. K. Gilkerson, W. Archum-bault, J. Armstrong, S. Sandness. P. Merkl. T. Zagaros. S. Jester. V. Zablocki. NOT PICTURED: M. Pichotta. 6) J. Gladhill and his opponent are neck-n-neck. 7) K. Gilkerson and N. Burch run for the finish. 8) D. Joyer out by himself. 9) Talking over the day’s events. 49 Small But Swift This year’s girls Cross Country team was small... only six girls ... three of which were rookies. Considering the turnout, the team has done exceptionally well, ending with a season record of 3-5. The comment by Laura Keyes was, “The good attitude of the team helped us a lot.” 50 1) J. Burck and L. McAllister await practice. 2) L. McAllister increases her lead. 3) Captains M. Heg-strom, J. Juneski and 0. Berger. 4) Getting ready to run. 5) J. Juneski out in front. 6) SUMMER RUNNERS - ROW 1: J. Otto. B. Hill. D. Cameron. L. Keyes, R. Antony. ROW 2: M. Pichotta. J. Armstrong. M. Hagstrom. D. Berger. S. Sandness. J. Juneski. 7) M. Pichotta strives for the lead. 8) L. Keyes has win” on her mind. 9) The last few minutes before the start. 51 Swingers in Spring Golf is an individual sport which takes much concentration. This year’s teams, both boys and girls’, were very small but had great potential. “Many of the individual’s goals must be met, stated one team member. This year's girls’ tennis team had a long season. They finished the season with a 5-1 record. Lisa Otto had the best record of the team with only one loss all season. When asked to comment on the season, Lisa replied, “We are a young team with a lot of spirit.” The team is hoping to have a better season next year. 1) P. Inkala shows his form. 2) L. Otto shows her form. 3) Fore yells S. Lindberg. 4) S. Larson looks bewildered. 5) Golf Team — Row 1. J. Juneskl, J. Olson. K. Welter. Row 2. S. Conger. J. Jones. P. Inkala. S. Lindberg. 6) Captains. S. Larson. C. Chase, L. Otto. 7) J. Juneski looks for the ball, while J. Olson looks for the boys. 8) Tennis Team — Row 1. B. Anderson, B. Anderson. K. Aires, S. Lambrecht. C. Chase. Row 2. S. Larson. B. Friday. R. Young, L. Otto. K. Gimble. L. Young, D. Eliason. 9) A campaign slogan for the girls’ tennis team. 10) I’ve got it. replies C. Chase. 11) Captains. K. Welter and J. Jones. 53 Girls Satisfied With Memorable Season Although the girls' gymnastics team record wasn’t as good as what they hoped It would be, their season was a good one. Their only win this season was against North. Captains Chris Edstrom and Karen Hanson commented that, “The team is very young and will do better in future years.” The team felt honored to be selected as hosts for the City meet this year. Congratulations girls! 1) Team — Row 1) M. Dureshia. K. Hanson. P. Horvath. Row 2) J. Hartfell. M. Nesser. L. Zappa. J. Peterson. L. Nelson. D. Nelson. A. Mooneyham. J. Tallin. Row3)C. Edstrom. K. Neuberger. T. Wickstrom. H. Matt, L. Hammel. L. Wolter. L. Traft. B. Holt. 2) K. Neuberger concentrates on a tough move on the uneven parallel bars. 3) A. Mooneyham and D. Nelson practice some handstands. 4) C. Edstrom and D. Nelson show good form in their backbends. 5) L. Wolter does her famous Peter Pan leap on the balance beam. 6) M. Nesser does Splits in the Air. 7) C. Edstrom shows great extension on her arabesque. 8) L. Hammel starts her routine with a headstand. 9) D. Nelson and her teammates know stretching is very important. 55 Weak in Numbers, Strong in Spirit This year’s wrestling team had some outstanding individuals, but the team’s record wasn't too outstanding. With a record of 1 and 11, the team had a long season. Outstanding wrestlers were Andy Nelson, Vince Hobley and Captain Bruce Smith. Captain Tim Nelson had a short season due to injury. When asked to comment on the team. Coach M. Miller replied, “Due to the lack of upper-weight wrestlers our season was a long one. 56 1) Coach Skavnak keeps an eye on what is happening. 2) B. Smith shows what he can do. 3) Row 1) A. Lindgren. J. Simco, R. Smith, T. Kraemer. S. Rice. Row 2) D. Jackson. S. Samuelson, R. Kirscht, M. Hartfiel. 4) Team Captains B. Smith and T. Nelson. 5) Row 1) J. Phillips, P. Conley, M. Randell, S. Nelson, T. Nelson. A. Nelson. Row 2) V. Hobley, B. Smith, M. Ferris, J. Durushia. 6) M. Randell is congratulated after a hard match. 7) B. Smith after a hard match. 8) Let the match begin. 9) Coach M. Miller concentrates on his team. 10) Henry's team looks on. 57 The Patriots’ Prove to Have an Exciting Season This year's Varsity Hockey team was very exciting. They regularly packed the stands with family, friends, fellow students, and scouts. They had an amazing 11-3 conference record which was good enough for 3rd place, and more importantly, 4th seating in Regional play-offs. They lost to Breck in the quarter finals mostly because of Breck’s strong goal-tending efforts. Several players made excellent contributions this season. The playing of T. Hirsch attracted many college and pro scouts. His talent for skating, handling the puck, and scoring is awesome. T. Majkozak and G. (Slips) Shopek also scored many goals. The two of them skated on the same line. These three men made the all-conference team. 58 1) T. Majokozak watches T. Benson make his move on the goalie. 2) Henry congratulates Southwest for their fine win. 3) S. Conger battles the puck and the Southwest goalie in an attempt to score a goal. 4) Coach watches his team warm up for a tough game. 5) With the cry of “Let’s Go! , the game begins. 6) G. Shopek eagerly awaits the drop of the puck. 7) B. Quigley waits for his man to come off. 8) Southwest puts a quick move on goalie J. Seif-fert. 9) T. Hirsch mangles number 5 from Edison. 59 60 1) G. Shopek goes to congratulate J. Decowski as he scores against Edison. 2) G. Shopek and T. Majkozak are stopped at the net. 3) T. Hirsch is on another breakaway. 4) Does G. Shopek score? 5) S. Conger moves in all alone — just him and the goalie. 6) Team — Row 1) S. Reilly. T. Majkozak. K. Dockry. D. Haataja. J. Seiffert. M. Gilbert. J. Dohrn, T. Benson. R. Reeve, B. Quigley. Row 2) M. Delaitte. J. Decowski. M. Nortrom. S. Conger, T. Hirsch. P. Roberts. J. Jones. L. Roberts. G. Shopek. 7) J. Seiffert makes another great save against Southwest! 8) It was a stack up at the Southwest net — so M. Delaitte waits for the outcome. 61 Future Pucksters Have Promising Season The J.P. Pucksters were like any other in the past. They didn’t have a remarkable seson, but they showed much promise for the coming years. They ended their season with a record of 6-4-2 and hope to improve their record by next year. 62 1) Henry puts a nice one through the legs of the Southwest goalie. 2) V. Thompson looks on as his teammates kill off his penalty. 3) The team gets ready to start the game. 4) Team — Row 1) J. Peterson, M. Fust. J. Gorzycki, C. Thompson. J. Muszynski, B. Huber. Row 2) J. Talor, T. Jolicoeur. V. Thompson. B. Johnson. C. Dockry. B. Zablocki. G. Edstrom, M. Daugherty. 5) S. Johnson has a perfect set up. 6) M. Gilbert dives for the puck. 7) M. Gilbert shuts out a Southwest player. 8) Henry Scores! 9) B. Johnson takes the face-off. 7 63 Played as a Team This year's girls’ basketball team had a good season. With a record of 5 and 11. the team did its best. Bonnie Macosek, Lynn Kessler, and Michelle Thimm all showed their outstanding talents. Captains of the team were Carol Chase and Bonnie Macosek. When asked to comment on the team. Coach Pam Clifton replied. We had a good season, but more important, we played as a team. The girls J.V. team had an excellent season with a great overall record. 1) C. Chase reaches for the jump ball. 2) L. Kesler and K. Gillen show their good sportsmanship. 3) Let's go girls. 4) C. Kunde gets the tip. 5) Row 1) D. Enger. J. Mehlhaff. Row 2) C. Cassidy. C. Cassidy. M. Meyer. Row 3) M. Marszalek, J. Decowski, A. Thimm. L. Taus. L. Keyes. Coach P. Bowman. 6) Captains B. Macosek and C. Chase. 7) Row 1) R. Petroski, P. Pentz. C. Chase. S. Larson. 0. Koppie. Row 2) 8. Friday. L. Kessler. M. Thimm. C. Kunde. B. Macosek. K. Welter, L. Otto. Coach P. Clifton. Not Pictured) K. Gillen. 8) $. Larson and B. Macosek are ready for the rebound during a practice. 9) Teammates C. Kunde and B. Macosek. 10) Another jump ball for Henry. 11) L. Kessler shoots her free throws. 65 Overall, a Good Season This year’s basketball team had a good season. The team's record wasn’t too outstanding, but some of the boys on the team showed some outstanding talents. Tim Bird showed everyone what he could do and helped the team win a few close games. Not only did Tim Bird help the team, but Joe Zawislak and Steve Michaud also aided the team along. Captains of the team were Tim Bird and Joe Zawislak. Overall, it was a good season. 1) Row 1) S. Jackson. T. Bird. J. Opat, P. Bird. Row 2) B. Knibb. D. Kossila. P. Schultz. J. Zawislak. M. Annoni. M. Manion, Coach J. Washington. Not Pictured) S. Michaud. 2) J.V. — Row 1) D. Douglas. T. Heineke. T. Taylor. Row 2) S. Modhal. M. Meyer. D. Nelson. W. Archam-bault. 3) J. Zawislak on the opening tip off. 4) D. Douglas shoots his free throws. 5) Captains of the team J. Zawislak and T. 8ird. 6) Coach J. Washington tells T. Bird what he is supposed to be doing. 7) S. Michaud and J. Zawislak are ready for defense. 8) T. Bird and S. Michaud take a break on the bench. 67 Born to Swim This year’s swim team had a great season. They finished with a record of 5-4. This was the first year in the history of the team to beat Southwest. Stars of the team were Jennifer Decowski. Diane Almstrom, and Captain Laurie Dungan. It was a very good team with a lot of improvements. 1.) Who will have the lead? 2.) L. Dungan helps her teammate while cheering another one to victory. 3.) J. Decowski talks to a friend while she awaits her next race. 4.) This race is a tough one. 5.) L. Dungan and a teammate warm up. 6.) B. Holt thinks it’s getting chilly. 7.) Swimming team — Row 1. L. Patrick. K. Olson. S. Davis. P. Edlund, J. Jacobson. C. Gadbois. Row 2. D. Thunstrom, C. Denzer, L. Dungan. B. Holt. Row 3. L. Nordin. Coach Hoel. P. Haataja, D. Armstrong, K. Welter, J. Decowski. Not pictured. K. Nordin. M. Nygard. and Asst. Coach L. Holman. 8.) Mark ... set... go! 9.) K. Welter near the finish. 69 Run Henry, Run Last year's track team worked hard all season. It wasn’t an outstanding season, but it was a better than average one. Coach Skavnak was asked to comment on the team’s season. He replied, “It was a decent season.” The team had many individual talents. We hope this year’s track team has an excellent season too! 1) J. Murz takes the lead. 2) ROW 1: K. Hanson. D. Nelson. C. Huber. S. Faulds. L. Keyes. ROW 2: N. Henry. P. Smude. S. Smude. J. Juneski. Asst. Coach. 3) K. Baldwin gives it all he's got. 4) ROW 1: P. Bird, M. Gladhill, J. Wilson. T. Moon. P. Conally. D. Johnson. T. Bird. ROW 2: J. Armstrong, A. Anderson. D. Berger. R. Anderson. N. Burck. R. Hill, B. Zablocki. 5) D. Berger knows it's going to be a long race. 6) It Isn't as easy as it looks. 7) Here goes nothing. 8) You're on the home stretch. 9) P. Conley heads for home. 71 Serve For City This year the volleyball team had a record of 4-4. The strong point of the team, as Coach McDonell stated, was their serve reception. Also, Vicky Miller and Kathy Gillen were named “All City.” J.V. had an outstanding season with a record of 7-1, which qualified them for the Twin City Tournament and will make them the team to watch in the coming year. 1) Time for a rest. N. Taus. 2) D. Koppie gets the spike while her teammates wait for the outcome. 3) The bench watches intently. 4) The team plans their strategy. 5) D. Koppie goes for the ball, while B. Macosek is ready to act. 6) JV TEAM — ROW 1: Coaches P. Bowman and J. McDonnel. ROW 2: K. Huber. C. Richards. P. Talbot. ROW 3: K. Cleve. D. Koenigsfield. L. Taus. L. Kessler. ROW 4: L. Hazzard, L. Englert, J. McDonald. J. Penske. B. Klein. ROW 5: J. Merkle. J. Macosek. D. Hanek. T. Minell. M. Marselek. 7) VARSITY TEAM - ROW 1: J. Jacob-with, L. Spencer. Capt. D. Nagel, D. Koppie. S. Pietrzak. Capt. V. Miller. ROW 2: K. Larrson, K. Gillen. M. Thimm, Capt. B. Macosek. W. Lowe, N. Taus, Coach J. McDonell. 8) B. Macosek says to J. Jacobwith. It's my turn.” 9) Bump ... set... spike. 10) Will K. Gillen win the duel? 73 Watch the Birdie Last year's badminton team finished their season with a 6-3. record. The power of the team came from the underclassmen. Lisa Otto and Kathy Gillen had the best invididual records on the team. When asked to comment on the team's season. Coach Pecchia replied, This year's team did exceptionally well for such a young team. This team should have the best season ever. With almost everyone returning, we hope their season is a successful one. 1) Cute Leona, real cute. says B. Friday to her teammate L. Taus. 2) Here goes nothing. W. Lowe tells her partner M. Marszalek. 3) K. Gillen shows what she can do. 4) Coach of the team Miss Pecchia. 5) Please, don’t miss! thinks B. Maco-sek as her partner C. Chase concentrates on her shot. 6) J.V. in dark colors. Varsity in White. TOP ROW: C. Taflin, D. Hanek, B. Friday. L. Taus. B. Macosek. M. Gorzycki. M. Marszalek. K. Gillen. L. Otto. MIDDLE ROW: K. Cleve. P. Heinz. M. Bold-stad. P. Talbot. C. Jenson. L. Wator. BOTTOM ROW: R. Daniels. D. Koenigsfield. S. Lindberg, D. Rojas. C. Chase. W. Lowe. 7) Not that way. the other way. shouts P. Talbot to the birdie. t 75 It Was Close Last year’s baseball team was strangely mixed, which gave it a lot of talent. They had a winning record and lost in the semi-finals of regions. All-City players were; Robin Albrecht, Tom Hirsch. and John Larson. With many players returning, the team is looking forward to a better season. 76 rr r 1) VARSITY - ROW 1: M. Lynch. S. Michaud. J. Lutz. 8. Huber. T. Joli-cer. ROW 2: J. Selffert. J. Larson. J. Diwi. D. Lee. T. Hirsch. J. Decowski. P. Diwi. B. Smith. 2) S. Michaud gives his all. 3) R. Albrecht pitches it in there. 4) Why me? I tried. mutters J. Seiffert to himselt. 5) D. Lee shakes hands with the other team. 6) Come on. I’m ready for anything. says C. Cassidy. 7) Two teams shake hands. 8) Coach J. Washington. 9) Hit me home. It is lonely out here. thinks P. Diwi to himself. 78 79 Pretty, Peppy, and Poised Being on danceline is a lot of hard work. Tryouts in the spring are long hours of stretching out, getting those kicks up, and remembering dances; but in the long run it is very much worthwhile for those girls who do make it. All of the dancelines spend their spare time making and learning new dances and as a result the students of PHHS get to fill our eyes with the pretty colors and smiles of the dancelines. 80 1) Hi-Lite Cap. — N. Edwards. H. Hemple. T. Zappa. 2) Pastel and Front Five Cap. — M. Proctor, L. Kline. 3) Front Five — L. Sheppard. L. Scramstad. S. Smude. M. Brue. L. Kline. D. Hanek. 4) Homecoming halftime show. 5) All done. 6) A. Snyder. B. Hutera. 7) In the Mood . 8) Pastel Pats — M. Proctor. J. Llndholm, S. Lindberg. P. Foster. T. Snowberg. 9) Hi-Lites — Row 1) B. Hutera. L. Wolter. K. Krone. Row 2) A. Snyder. T. Zappa. K. Berg. D. Nelson. G. Foster. Row 3) N. Edwards. H. Hemple. M. Sweere. K. Christensen. A. Tomshay. E. Lund. 10) Palrlettes — J. Lindholm. M. Proctor. K. Erickson. L. Scramstad. D. Hanek, S. Smude. M. Brue. L. Kline. L. Sheppard, P. Foster. S. Lindberg. T. Snowberg. 11) L. Sheppard shows her skill. 12) Hi-Lites perform at a basketball game. 13) See — We can do the splits. 81 This year’s National Honor Society, smaller by fifteen than any former group, began the task of becoming cohesive with traditional events like sponsoring the alumni tea following homecoming coronation and a fancy-dress Halloween party. From there, tradition evaporated as President Nancy Taus, Vice President John Larson, Secretary Thelma Wittman and Treasurer Steve Pennaz, sought to lead the group to do its own thing. Newly selected activities include the Thanksgiving food drive, trip to the Chanhas-sen, a Valentine’s party at the Children’s Hospital with breakfast and luncheon meetings on the town. Mr. Phil Mosher, the new adviser, gave his time and devotion to help make the year successful. 1981 Scholars 1) Jeff Selffert, I wouldn't try that if I were you! 2) Carol, the camera is the other way. 3) What are you doing back there Jean?” 4) NHS President. Nancy Taus. 5) ROW 1: C. Chase. ROW 2: J. Juneski, J. Seiffert, M. Taus. J. Larson. S. Lambrecht. ROW 3) K. Larsson, S. Larson. D. Trager. L. Kline. J. Jacobwith, T. Witt-man. M. Proctor. C. Lang, ROW 4: R. Young. P. Roberts. B. Macosek. S. Smude, C. Kunde, S. Pennaz. B. Akervik, S. Leuthardt, G. Rambow. 6) NHS OFFICERS — President: Nancy Taus. Vice President: John Larson. Secretary: Thelma Witt-man. Treasurer: Steve Pennaz. 7) That's all I got! 8) Quit clowning around. Paul Roberts. Thelma. 9) Seif runs for help. 10) NHS Picnic 1980. 83 1) Basketball cheerleaders will clown around. 2) Hockey Cheerleaders — Row 1) D. Laskow-ski. Row 2) D. Nagel. R. Mysliwiec. Row 3) C. Vogen. C. Kroening. Capt. — J. Jorgenson. 3) Football Cheerleaders — Row 1) M. Riley. C. Edstrom. Row 2) C. Cassidy. Capt. J. Jorgenson. M. Mclennan. C. Cassidy. Row 3) L. Arbo-gast. K. Neuberger, M. Marshall — Capt. We Got This year’s cheerleading squads restored Henry’s spirit and hopes for a winning season. They have had man inter-school activities such as banquets, selling pompoms and a car wash for fund raisers. Just watching 84 Spirit the girls’ performance at a game will tell you of the many long hours of practice they have had. but the end results are all worth it. These girls play a very important part in Henry’s student life. 4) PHHS cheerleaders cheer as the Pats score against the Raiders. 5) Basketball Cheerleaders — Row 1) M. Riley. Row 2) B. Knibb, L. Young. Row 3) J. Shultz. S. Anderson. Row 4) J. Juneski. 6) Hockey cheerleaders get a lift as they cheer on the Pats. 7) Mary Jo. Jenny, and Brenda exclaim. Pin 'em.” 8) Wrestling Cheerleaders — M. Daskowitz. B. Schleppen-bach. J. Cowdrey. 85 Spirited Ideas This year's Student Government had many new and spirited ideas along with some old Henry traditions. There was our annual Homecoming, Sno-Daze, and the new spirit chain. With 30 members meeting at 7:30 a.m., Henry’s Student Government goes to work planning for future activities like dances and the senior prom! This group of students is hard working, very energetic, and a credit to the school. Keep up the good work! We know that the student body appreciates your fantastic efforts and the great results. 86 1) Mr. Waller 2) 1980-81 Student Government Members — Row 1) D. Berger, M. Proctor, J. McDonald. D. Nelson. L. Pilarskl, R. Akin. J. Merkl. Row 2) S. Jester. M. Lynch. M. Marsalek. D. Hanek. B. Friday, D. Trager. T. Zappa. P. Smude, T. Johnson. Row 3) S. Smude. E. Lund. T. Minell. T. Whittman. L. Worter. K. Christopherson, C. Rannow, C. Oldre, M. Hart-fiel. 3) K. Christopherson, T. Zappa, M. Lynch listen with much enthusiasm at a workshop. 4) Students take a break at a workshop. 5) Senior Officers — M. Gardner. S. Smude. M. Proctor. 6) Junior Officers — S. Jester. P. Smude. 7) Mr. Waller gives a little speech. 8) Senior Rep. — Row 1) S. Smude. D. Berger. T. Wittman. Row 2) T. Zappa. M. Gardner. M. Proctor. R. Akin, C. Rannow. 9) Junior Rep. — Row 1) D. Nelson, P. Smude. M. Hartfiel. Row 2) B. Friday. S. Jester. T. Johnson. 10) P. Smude. J. McDonald. D. Hanek. D. Nelson try to figure out a problem. 11) Freshman Rep. — L. Pilarski. K. Christopherson. C. Oldre. J. Merkl. 12) S. Pennaz. C. Lang, and T. Whittman help clean up the school. 87 Henry Journalists Thrive This year’s Orator and Patriot staffs undertook a very difficult and time-consuming job of producing the Patriot and the one and only Orator. In order to put out an excellent paper or yearbook, you have to be a truly dedicated and hard-working person. There are deadlines to meet for which only a staff member could tell you the heartaches. But with two of the best advisers, Mr. Peterson and Mr. Carlson, everything ran smoothly. Being on one of these staffs is an honor and a privilege that only a few Henry students experience. The Patriot Advisor: Mr. Carlson Page 1 Editor: Renee Young Page 2 Editor: Gloria Rambow Page 3 Editor: | Shari Leuthardt Page 4 Editor Dave Matt LynH Scott Jester Mary Marszalek Dee Dee Moss Theresa Minell � Mike Gladhill Naomi Bisson Joe Durushia Cathy Yaeger 88 The Orator Advisor: Mr. Peterson Editor: Paul Roberts Activities: Sandi Tessman Mary Czaja Dorothy Rainville Sports: Paul Roberts Lisa Kline Sandy Larson Mary Gardner Clubs Organizations: Laurie Scramstad Roxanne Akin Donna Nagel Underclassmen: Mary Proctor Lisa Goldsberry Nancy Taus Faculty: Marlene Brue Cindy Kunde Carol Lang Seniors: Cathy Rannow Thelma Wittman Laura Whitney Photographers: Joe Jones Steve Pennaz 1) is Roxanne helping Nancy with a pp or telling her a dirty Joke? 2) ORATOR STAFF _ row 1: M. Czaja. M. Proctor. C. Rannow. ROW 2: M. Brue. O. Nagel. M. Gardner. ROW 3: S. Tessman, L. Scramstad. L. Goldst erry. R. Akin. ROW 4: C. Lang. L. Whitney. T. Wittman. S. Larson. ROW 5: C. Kunde. L. Kline. ROW 6: J. Jones. P. Roberts. S. Pennaz. 4) Work. Work. Workl 5) Mary Sue can type. 6) Our editor. Paul, lends a helping handl 7) Mr. Carlson. R. Young. T. Minell. M. Lynch. M. Marzalek. S. Jester. J. Juneski. G. Rambow. S. Leuthardt. N. Bisson. 9) Laurie Scramstad struggles to meet her deadline. 10) Rocky is hard at work. 11) Mary gets useful advice from Mr. Peterson. Band on the Run This year’s band is smaller than last year, but they haven’t lost their spirit. They performed at all of the home football games this year and twice at Parade Stadium. They were led on the field by drum major, Jack Shields. The band raised money by selling towels with the school emblem on them. They also performed in an anti-litter parade and had a spring banquet. Henry’s band plays an important part in raising our school’s spirit, and every member of the band will remember fondly. 1) Having fun Colorguard? 2) BAND COUNCIL — ROW 1: J. Shields. B. Akervik. C. Chase. N. Edwards. E. Lund, J. Corniea, J. Bennett. G. Fleming. ROW 2: B. Macosek, 3) Bored? Karen Welter. 4) PHHHS BAND — ROW 1: P. Hoffmann. C. Taflin. D. Ritter. M. Sweere, B. Akervik. L. Miller. B. Friday. L. Young. ROW 2: J. Shields. B. Holt. C. Denzer. M. Hopkins. C. Chase. L. Englert, J. Penske. D. Hanek, L. Zappa. C. Mora-vec. ROW 3: J. Corniea, B. Macosek. J. Bennett. E. Lund. D. Milleon. E. Hoffman. B. Desantell. D. Nelson. J. Macosek. T. Johnson. K. Welter. N. Edwards. M. Nagengast, L. Morgan. ROW 4: M. Oakvlk, A. Anderson, S. Lambrecht. R. Kelvie. T. Black. T. Boken. G. Fleming. D. Wldmer, R. Scott. J. Muszynskl. S. Neslund. M. Iverson. D. Nelson. D. Myers. V. Hobley, R. Lewis. M. Nygard, K. Hanson. P. Creegan. 5) SECTION LEADERS — ROW 1: N. Edwards. K. Hanson. D. Nelson. E. Lund. C. Chase. B. Akervik. ROW 2: D. Nelson. G. Fleming. A. Anderson. T. Boken. E. Hoffman. P. Creegan, B. Macosek. B. Friday. V. Hobley. 6) Band takes a break at halftime. 7) 9th Grade Band. 8) Drum major. J. Shields. 9) PHHS COLORGUARD — P. Joslyn. R. Akin. L. Dungan. S. Rudolph. 10) Drum section. 11) Is it heavy Dennis? 91 Early Starters The work program students learn many skills, one being typing. And if anyone has ever wondered who in the world would get to school at 7:30 a.m. to punch away on a typewriter, well, now you know that it has been the work program people all this time. These students learn both in school and on the job. It is the work program students who run the school store — Pats' Pit Stop. The school store sells school supplies as well as candy, gum, and many other items. 92 1) Workers in the school store. 2) J. Olson is a work program coordinator. 3) Pats Pit Stop workers. 4) J. Bailey learns many skills such as typing. 5) First hour work program class. 6) M. Gardner takes a break. 7) The school store isn't very busy at 7:30 a.m. 8) L. Fleming doesn't even have to look at the keys. 9) Tim and Kim find something very interesting. 10) Mr. Doll's first hour. 93 Twirling Glory It takes long, hard hours of practice to get the skill that it takes to twirl a rifle like those riflettes do. When you’re walking through the halls after school, you better be on the look out for flying rifles. The hours that the girls spend trying to perfect their routines are very worthwhile when you see the girls perform with perfection. The Guide-Ons have changed their name to Flag Girls, and with that change came new uniforms which the girls worked for. They also worked hard during practice with their flags until a routine was perfected. These girls perform at football games and at pepfests. ) Work program students are very busy working firstf'jJ rform at a - P. CrSegSn. M Czaja. Not Pictured) N. Bisson. 3) Flag Girts « ►epfest. 4) T. Rakes leaves for work. 5) Flag Girls — L. Zapp . ■ j zaja. P. Creegan. S. Faulds. K. Hanson, D. Werner. 6) Riflette Cap. S. essman D. Lahti. 7) Riflettes — Row 1) S. Keech, S. Tessman, A. Moon leyham. M. Chido. Row 2) N. Mendez. S. Olsen. M. Hopkins. D. Lahti, K. filler. 8) Flag Girls perform at Homecoming Coronation. 9) Football halttime hnw 10) Riflettes perform at Coronation. Speech Storytelling, Serious Prose, and Humorous and Creative Expression were all among the topics that this year's speech team had to choose from. The 1981 Speech team was smaller than last year's, but irrelevant to the size of the team, they had many strong qualities. A lot of these qualities are credited to Miss Blom, who is the organizer of the speech team. Many long and hard hours are put into speeches. That hard work is really worth it when you find out the results. I Club The 1980-1981 International Club has steadily become an active organization at Henry. The club members have helped increase school spirit and friendship through the various donut dunks they have sponsored throughout the year. The advisor. Miss Mardesich. and the officers, President. Laurie Dungan, Vice President, Thelma Wittman, Secretary. Sandi Tessman and Treasurer, Lori Whitney, have all contributed to make the International Club successful this year. 1) S. Tessman and S. Larson compare notes. 2) 'T Club checks out a world map. 3) S. Larson. 4) Miss Blom. 5) N. Taus gives a speech. 6) L. Whitney. C. Lang. S. Tessman. P. Haata-ja. L. Patrick. Row 2) A. Opat. T. Wittman. J. Merkl. C. Oldre. M. Janowick. 7) Speech Team — Row 1) M. Proctor. C. Rannow. J. Dorr. E. Lund. T. Johnson. Row 2) S. Tessman. Row 3) M. Hopkins. J. Macosek. K. Welter. S. Larson. G. Rambow. N. Taus. L. Otto. C. Chase. B. Green. A. Anderson. R. Young. S. Leuthart. Miss Blom. 8) P. Mardecish. 9) L. Dungan P.H.H.S. Sings Out “Members strong and very talented, describes Henry's Choir. The group under Mr. Oakvik's supervision has had a very good year. Their annual Christmas concert was a huge success. The members meet every day down in the band room third hour to practice. Their harmonious voices prove that they work hard and can do the job well. This year’s president of the choir is Gloria Ram-bow. She along with the other dedicated members bring back to life a once withdrawing club with spirit and vitality. 98 Devoted Pats This year’s Pep Club consisted of bright and energetic students. The Pep Club makes all those spirited banners in the halls that you see on the days of Henry's games. These girls work hard dreaming up clever slogans, cutting out letters. and getting sticky fingers. 1) Mr. Oakvik directs the choir. 2) Pep Club members are busy making banners. 3) The Choir takes a break. 4) Have a hard day Marlene? 5) Pep Club — Row 1) M. Czaja. L. Scramstad. M. Brue. G. Rambow. Row 2) S. Leuthardt, N. Bisson. K. Tappe. D. Lang. 6. Mr. Oakvik makes some finishing plans for the choir concert. 7) Shari picks out one of her favorites. 8) Laurie is cutting more letters. 9) Naomi is busy at work. £ p % i-j R i - Kids Are People Too This year's touring show was different from any previous show that Mr. Sylwester created because it involved students from the three area HEN schools — Henry. Edison, and North. The name of this year’s touring show was Kids Are People Too.” This unique bunch of students put on a vaudeville-type show with lots of singing and dancing. The show toured local elementary schools for all of the neighborhood kids. 100 1111 1) Mr. Sylwester Is the one who puts It all together. 2) Caroline Kroening meets in the Little Theater for an afternoon touring show. 3) Touring Show members wait for a little pep talk from Mr. Sylwester before a show. 4) P. Foster shows how her spider can climb up a wall. 5) Give it Power. 6) The 1981 Touring Show members were from Henry. Edison, and North. 7) C. Kunde and M. Hopkins move to another formation. 8) ... and this is my nose catches the attention of many Loring School students. 102 Sno-Daze 1981 “Hit Me With Your Best Shot” Sno-Daze week began on Monday with the coronation of Sno-King. Matt Lynch. He and Princes Tom Hirsch. Tim Rakos, Jeff Seiffert, and Gary Shopek were selected by the student body to rule over the Sno-Daze festivities. Tuesday was Punk-Rock Day and many punk-rockers witnessed the snowball eating contest. Mike Hermanson won that event by eating seven snowballs in three minutes. Wednesday was Celebrity Day and it was in the stars that Jay Lutz. Dan Barron. Jim Ringate. Mike Hermanson. Diana Koenigsfeld, Kim Cleve, Nat Mendez, and Lori Green would win the tug-of-war competition after school. Thursday was Urban Cowboy Day and students westernized themselves a bit. Thursday was also Ribbon Day. The girls received ribbons and the guys tried to prove themselves irresistable. The “most irresistable guy’’ was Jay Lutz who received forty-six ribbons from various girls. The week of fun ended on Friday with the annual 50’s dance. This year it included a few 60’s fans, but the majority of attention was focused on the happy days of the 50’s. “Sno-Daze ’81” proved to be an exciting week because of the spirit of the students at Henry High! 105 Royalty King Matt Lynch Sno-Daze week provided the students with activities that were popular with almost the entire student body. Through the excellent planning of the student government. Henry's Sno-Daze was on one of the few weeks when there was some snow on the ground. The outdoor festivities were a little chilly because of below zero temperatures, but the overall turnout for activities was good. The slogan for 1981 was Hit me with your best shot! Snowballs weren't flying high but students’ spirits were. The week's finale was the annual dance. Students donned their 50’s and 60’s outfits and went to bop to some tunes from the golden days. Sno-Daze week went well and gave students a little break from the dull routine of the winter months. 106 Sno-Daze 1981 1) Punk-rocker. L. Dungan. mohawk and all, shows off her piranha locker. 2) W. Lowe as as Shirley Temple does a dainty dance step. 3) Who's hiding behind those Foster Grants?? 4) Sno-King. Matt Lynch, shows his school spirit by dressing up on punk-rock day. 5) R. Akin puts on her punk act as she strolls the halls. 6) As J. Lutz swallows an entire snowball whole, senior prompter R. Clark says. “Faster Jay, faster!” 107 108 School Daze Kindergarten babies, first-grade snots ... thinking back to that long ago, but was it so far back? You were so young then. Now high school is here, and almost over. Think back on your school years. What have you done? Some might say “not much , but actually there is so much it’s hard to think of it all. In grade school alone many activities were there to be participated in. It was hard to get through it all, but we did. There was Brownies and Blue-Birds, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts. Boy Scouts, and Camp Fire Girls, the Halloween and birthday parties, and being “the milk monitor, a Jr. fireman, or a safety patrol. In jr. high you started getting involved in sports and in various sports offered. Then comes high school and the dancelines, marching band, N.H.S., speech team, International Club. M.S.C., cheerleading, student government, choir, yearbook staff, school paper, and work. Then various other clubs and organizations that are so busy that you don't have time to do your school work anymore, but you get through it. Then there's the special activities - parties, dances, dating, or just bumming around with your friends.so much to do that you can’t find time for some things. By the time you are a senior, you will have gone through many experiences, some exciting and some torturing. You will have experienced thirteen “first” days of school, six and one-half months of Christmas vacation, and about three years of summer vacation. In just your high school years, you will have witnessed about twenty home football games, thirty basketball games, and forty hockey games. You will get to school somehow on four-hundred icy mornings, worn out about twenty pairs of Levis, listened to Mr. Burton’s “word to the wise” approximately thirty-six times, and climbed about five thousand-one hundred and twenty flights of stairs. Graduation is suddenly upon you. You worry about your too large cap and your tassle hanging in your face. School is no longer a worry, but something more important is — life. You look back at school then and wish that life was as easy and as carefree as the times you had in your younger years. 109 Big Brother Is Watching The Senior Class Play. ‘‘1984,” written by George Orwell, was a successful adventure for those participating in and those attending the play. When it was written, it was a forecast of what was to happen in 1984. It was thought that the world would consist of two groups fighting each other for world domination in a war to end all wars. To get people on Big Brother s (the party leader) side. the party brainwashed all the members of the community so they would even believe that 2 + 2 = 5! The performance was an excellent one thanks to the super instruction of the director, Mr. J. Sylwester. He felt that the play should make us look ahead and see just how close to the predictions by Orwell we have gotten. How far have we gotten? Remember, Big Brother is Watching! 1) Guard. S. Lindberg. burns the evidence that the men ever existed. 2) O'Brien. J. Shield, interrogates Winston. Z. Arneson. 3) The Office Stall at the Ministry of Truth takes their victory coffee break. 4) Glaydys, L. Miller, and Parsons. S. Smude. took their bows at the curtain call. 5) Julia, M. Proctor, tries to convince Winston that 2 ♦ 2 = 5! 6) Freedom is Slavery is being enforced by the guards. 7) Julia and Winston visit O'Brien so they too might be able to follow Goldstein. 8) The landlady. K. Hanson, told of the good ole days. 9) Julia and Winston are In a room where Big Brother is not watching. 10) Winston is taken away for being a thought criminal. 11) Syme. M. Lynch, studies his lines during a break In rehearsal. 12) The office staff snaps to attention when party leader O'Brien enters the Ministry of Truth. 13) The party members get steamed up for the daily two-minute hate. 110 Cast of Characters Brenda Akervik Dawn Laskowski Roxanne Akin Scott Lindberg Zac Arneson Jay Lutz Dave Berger Matt Lynch Marlene Brue Lisa Miller Ralph Clark Kevin Mooneyham Penny Creegan Mike Orr Mark Daugherty Mary Proctor Pam Foster Tim Rakos Mary Gardner Cathy Rannow ; Lisa Goldsberry Laurie Scramstad Karen Hanson Jack Shields Ed Hoffman SueSmude Jean Jacobwith Sandi Tessman Cindy Kunde Andy Waszczenko Student Activities Show School Spirit 1) 1980 Homecoming Top Ten — Back Row) Patti Caouette. Nancy Edwards. Marlene Brue. Sue Smude. Sandy Larson. Front Row) Pam Foster. Karleen Mutlu, Julie Jorgenson. Carrie Vogen. Mary Proctor. 2) Quarterback. Bruce Smith, throws a fantastic pass through the oncoming Cretin defense. 3) Hi-Lites Nancy Edwards and Tammy Zappa dance up a storm during the halftime show. 4) The Homecoming halftime festivities included a presentation of Queen Julie. 5) The Homecoming Court looked lovely during the coronation. 6) The team talked about game strategy during a time-out in the game. 7) Various students showed their school spirit by decorating their cars and then going cruising. 8) Butch’s wildest dream was to be the homecoming queen. 9) Julie Jorgenson and Jim Decowski posed for a few pictures at the Homecoming dance. 10) Donna Nagel took a break during the hall decorating contest. 11) The coronation M.C.’s. Andy Waszczenko and Mary Proctor, did a fantastic job. 112 V “Rid the Region of the Raiders” Homecoming 1980 was a fantastic time of spirit and friends! The week of fun started on Monday with the water balloon toss won by Andy Anderson and Edgar Rhode. Tuesday there was a bubblegum blowing contest with the biggest bubble being blown by Penny Creegan. On Wednesday there was the annual car show and winners in many categories with the best all-around winner being Roxanne Akin. Thursday was a big day. Immediately after school was the hall decorating contest in which there was a class rivalry for the most artistic hall. This contest was won by the class of ’81. Thursday night was coronation. There Queen Pam Galas of 1979 gave up her crown to the 1980 queen, Julie Jorgenson. All these events led up to Friday, the BIG day. During the day the royalty went out to the Queen's Brunch at the Lemon Tree and later in the day was a Pep Fest to get everyone in the spirit for the big Homecoming game against Cretin. The game was a great success in which the mighty Patriots shut out the Raiders 27 to 0. Homecoming week ended on Friday night at the annual dance. This Homecoming week is one which we will all long remember and for which we will all have many memories of school spirit, good friends, and good times. 117 _Momecomincf Court 1980 Queen ufie J orcjendon 118 rue urn nncedi f-'ci Dance the Night Away The Homecoming dance ended a week of fun and excitement. It really was a victory dance after the mighty Patriots’ football team defeated the Cretin Raiders by the fantastic score of 27 to 0. The dance, with music by the band, Kid Gloves, was attended by many enthusiastic students. Everyone seemed to get into the spirit of the occasion. We had Rid the Region of the Raiders” as our slogan and the liveliness from the game carried over into the evening to make the annual dance a memorable one for all. 1) Princess Patti Caouette and her escort. Tim Rakos. danced the Queen s dance while others at the dance watched from the sidelines. 2) Queen Julie Jorgenson and her escort. Jim Decowski. danced during one of the few times the Queen got away from her attendants. 3) Princess Sue Smude and her escort. Jeff Seif-fert, took time during the dance to watch the festive activities. 4) l. Keyes and her escort left the dance floor after a strenuous dance. 5) Kid Gloves entertained the students at the Homecoming dance with a wide variety of music. 6) Many couples at the dance took time to stop and watch the band. Kid Gloves. perform. 7) Princess Marlene 8rue and her escort. Tom Harkins, enjoyed the dance tremendously as did G. Foster and her date. 120 Dawgpatchers A -Plenty at the Dance The Sadie Hawkins dance gave all that showed, a heck of a good time. There was a Marryin' Sam for those that wanted to get hitched, and after the ceremony there were wedding pictures. There was a jail and a sheriff and if you didn’t watch out. you wound up in the clink. Everyone did a lot of dancing and the Sadie turned out to be an all-around wild and crazy night! 1) Mr. Feeley acted as Marryin' Sam at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. 2) Patti Caouette and Tim Rakos had their picture taken as a little momento from the dance. 3) Many couples danced at the Sadie. 4) Sue Smude led the bunny-hop and many joined In the fun. 5) Marryin' sam wed Laurie Scramstad and her date. 6) The couples danced almost continuously. Weekends. It seems that is what most of us wait for all week and that is what the majority of our conversations are about. Weekends. On Friday it’s. What are you doing this weekend? On Monday it’s, What did you do last weekend?” Weekends. What do Henry students do on their weekends? Well, they seem to hope for longer ones, but these are some of their favorite activities: 1) they PARTY 2) go T.P.-ing with friends 3) go to concerts 4) go on ski trips, etc_ 5) work 6) go out on dates 7) go to sports events 8) go out with friends 9) Cruise” 10) goof around 11) do jobs around the house 12) ??? Lots of Henryites do at least one of the above; most do some of the above; and some even do all of the above. What are you doing this weekend? Well, whatever you do... have fun! 122 123 u In the spring of 1980. the underclassmen put on the play. “Rip Van Winkle”. This delightful short story was presented for a one night performance at Henry and also toured at Jordan, Olson and Northeast Junior High Schools. The production of this play by director, Mr. J. Sylwester. and student director. Jo Mary Borman. took many hours of hard work and vast amounts of planning and imagination. It was greatly appreciated by the audience, for the play was a great success. . . 1) The cast presents an award to Mr. Sylwester. 2) Wouter (J. Dorr) talks to some of the elders of the village. 3) Judith (M. Proctor) speaks to her father Rip (2. Arneson). 4) Nickey (T. Johnson) speaks to Rip and friends. 6) Mayken (J. Cowdery) and Rychie (M. Hopkins) skip along. 5) The children of Falling Waters listen to stories told by Rip. 7) Dame Van Winkle (M. Thimm) threatens with her rolling pin. 8) Wouter talks to Rip and Judith. 9) Rip gets beaten as the cast watches. Rip Van Winkle Cast of Characters Roxanne Akin Lisa Arbogast Zac Arneson Tim Bokken Theresa Burnham Jackie Chandler Jenni Cowdery Stacy Daherty Jim Dorr Laurie Dungan DeNita Emerson Pam Foster Joe Hawkins Laurie Hazzard Ruth Hazzard Nancy Henry Mary Hopkins Todd Johnson Bob Kelvie Kerry Kron Donna Lang Jeanne Lindholm Erin Lund Jeanine McDonald Teresa Minell Adrienne Mooneyham Jackie Mulliner Janet Olson Mary Proctor Jeanette Reno Mark Rincon Tammy Snowberg Michelle Thimm Mike Waight Linda Wolter Mark Worshek 127 Our Ylfjemory (f3ox r We did it our way with spirit and friends! Let me live in my house by the side of the road Where the race of men go by; They are good, they are bad, they are weak, they are strong, Wise, foolish — so am I. Then why should I sit in the scornersseat, Or hurl the cynic’s ban? Let me live in my house by the side of the road And be a friend of man. By Sam Walter Foss 'Sr -- 128 Through the Years 129 Akervik, Brenda Akin, Roxanne Almstrom, Wayne Anderson, Janice Avaloz, Andrea Arneson, Zachary Bailey, Janice Bakken. Cindy Barron, Anita Barron, Daniel Beckers, Douglas 1) So you think you're gonna make it? 2) B. Akervik is deep in thought. 130 Berger, David Berger, Mark Bird, Timothy Bisson, Naomi Bjornrud, David Black, Randy Brue, Marlene Burck, Nathan 1) Mafia man, J. Seiffert. meets up with military woman, B. Maco-sek. Burnham, Robert 131 Bursell, Robert Caouette. Patrice Carlson, Daniel Carter, Tammy 132 Delmege, Alan Czaja, Mary Daugherty, Mark Decowski, James DeSantell, Brian Diwi, John Edwards, Nancy Ericksen, Kimberly r Diwi. Peter Dungan, Laura Evans, Vickie 1) T. Hirsch learns his alphabet with a little help from M. Proctor. Fetter, Theresa 133 Fleming, Linda Foster, Pamela Fox, Carolyn Fridgen, Barbara Gardner. Mary Fricke, Timmothy 1) Way out west where the bad men are — golf club swinging, cowboy J. Jones. Gladhill. Michael 134 Goldsberry, Lisa Gray, Bridget Haataja, Douglas Hagstrom, Michael 1) Point your toes guys! Hamack, Patrick Hanson, Jeffrey Hamilton, Richard Hanson, Karen Hein, Christine Harkins, Michelle Hawkins. John Heebl, Richard 135 Herbst, Toni Hill, Robert Hempel, Heidi Henderson, Geoffrey Hirsch, Thomas Hoffman, Edward Hofmann, Patricia 1) What has caught N. Taus’ eyes? Hommes, Howard Huber. William 136 Jacobwith. Jean James, Albert Jogodka,Joseph Johnson, Jeffrey Johnson. Robert Jolicoeur, Timothy Jones. Joseph Jorgenson. Julie Juneski, Jody Kampa, Deborah Kiely. Joel 137 Kjelland, Lori Kline, Lisa Knudson, Shawn Kunde, Cynthia Kvasager, Cindy 1) What are these three men really like? Lahti, Diane Lambrecht, Shellee Lang, Carol Larson. John Larson, Sandra 138 1) I like coffee. I like tea. won't you come and jump with us? 2) J. Lutz takes a breather. 3) The car won't fit! Larsson, Kristina t Laskowski, Dawn Lee, Dennis Leschisin, Richard Leuthardt. Shari Lietzke. Micheal Lindberg. Scott Lutz, Jay 139 Lynch, Matthew Macosek. Bonnie Manzke, Dennis Marshall. Michele Mata, Randy McKeen. John Mehner, Randall Michaud. Steven Milleon. David Miller. Lisa Miller, Peter 1) Has C Rannow |ust caught a glimpse of Mr Right? Miller, Victoria 140 Mooneyham. Noel Mutlu. Karleen Modeen, William Moe, Shelly Mooneyham, Kevin Moravec. Cecelia Mruz, Joseph Nack. Jacqueline Mullins, Kurt Nelson. Debra Nagel. Donna 141 Nelson. Dennis Nelson, Jacqueline Nelson. Joseph Neuberger. Kathryn Nortrom. Mark Neuman. Paula Niemi. James Orr. Michael T t Novak, Ronald Nordmarken, Christopher Otto, Joan 142 Pederson, Carrie Pentz, Patricia Pennaz. Steven Penner, John Phillips, Carolyn Podvin, Thomas 1) J. Jones catches on quickly. Pietrzak, Sheryl Postema, Tina Pribula, Theresa Prince, Joseph Proctor, Mary Quigley, Brian 143 Rainville. Dorothy Rakos, Timothy Rambow. Gloria Randall. David Rannow. Catherine Renfroe, Duane Rettke, Bonnie Ringate, James Roberts. Janet Roberts. Paul 1) C. Lang goes knee deep in garbage. 2) S Michaud studies hard (or his big biology test 3) A friendly pose- 144 Robinson, Sandra Roslin, John Rundle, Scott Rystedt, Eric Sather, Barbara 1) Utile does J. Jorgenson know, that within minutes she will become the new 1981 Homecoming Queen!! 2) L Kline makes a TRIXYcatch! 145 Scramstad, Laurie Seiffert, Jeffrey Shields, Jack Shopek, Gary Silgjord, Brenda Smith, Bruce Smith. Mark Smith. Vickie Smude, Susan Steffens, Patricia 1) Hang in there T. Nelson. Friday's on its way! 2) What is D. Lee concentrating so hard on?? 146 Swenson. Todd Taus. Nancy Tenney. Jere Tessman. Sandra Trager, Donna Thompson. Victor Tucker. Cynthia 147 1) Mr. Burton. Which seniors are you aftei now? Wallace, Felecia Waszczenko, Andres Whitney. Laura Wittman, Thelma Young. Renee Younkin, Dean Zawislak, Joseph Zappa. Tamra Zadlo. Marilyn Zywicki, Linda 148 Top Two Percent These five people are the Top Two-Percent of the class of 1981. They have managed to sweat through surprise physics quizzes, novel impromptus, math analysis tests, and difficult government essays. Somehow. these five people managed to make time for other activities such as being one of Henry's fine athletes, being on a danceline, or being a member of one of the many clubs offered at Henry. We the class of 1981 are very proud to have these seniors as a part of our class, the Great Class of 1981, and we would like to congratulate them! Lisa Kline Lisa has participated in many school activities. She is known by many for her cheerful personality. Bonnie Macosek Bonnie has excelled in athletics as well as scholastic activities. She is a friend of many and known by most people. She has added to school spirit. Sandi Tessman Sandi's personality has made her a popular person at Henry. She has devoted herself to making school situations and activities better. Gloria Rambow Gloria has added a lot of fine touches to Henry through her choir activities and Pep Club deeds. Sue Smude Sue has contributed much to Henry’s school spirit with her participation in student government and in many other school activities. 149 Akervik, Brenda Chase. Carol Kline, Lisa Lambrecht, Shellee Top Ten Percent These people are the Top Ten-Percent of the Class of 1981. They have struggled through many hard, as well as easy classes and have maintained a high GPA. We are proud to have these people as a part of the Great Class of 1981. Juneski, Jody Arneson, Zachary mm Jacobwith, Jean Kunde, Cynthia Larson, John 150 Larsson, Kristina Leuthardt. Shari Macosek, Bonnie Larson. Sandra Rambow. Gloria Roberts. Paul Seiffert, Jeffrey Pennaz. Steven Smude, Susan Smith. Bruce Trager, Donna Tessman. Sandra Whitney. Laura Wittman. Thelma Young, Renee Zawislak, Joseph 151 Akervik, Brenda Akin, Roxanne Arneson, Zachary Berger, David Brue, Marlene Bursell. Robert Chase. Carol Creegan, Penny Daugherty. Mark Decowski, James Diwi, John Edwards, Nancy Hill. Robert Hirsch, Thomas Hommes, Howard Jacobwith, Jean Juneski, Jody Kline, Lisa Kunde, Cynthia Lahti, Diane Lambrecht, Shellee Lang, Carol Larson, John Larson, Sandra Larsson, Kristina Lee, Dennis Leuthardt, Shari 3.2 and over Lindberg, Scott Lindval, Micheal Macosek, Bonnie Mata. Randy Miller. Lisa Moravec, Cecelia Olson. Richard Pennaz, Steven Proctor, Mary Rambow, Gloria Renfroe, Duane Roberts. Paul Seiffert, Jeffrey Shields, Jack Shopek, Gary Smith. Bruce Smude, Susan Taus, Nancy Tessman, Sandra Thunstrom, Troy Trager, Donna Waszczenko, Andres Whitney, Laura Wittman, Thelma Young, Renee Zawislak, Joseph Also Graduating LeBlanc, Denise Aeon, Jon Adams. Shawn Armstrong, Frank Bandy. Joseph Banks, Jarald Bias. Lenora Brown. Anthony Bursey, Kimberly Burton. Neal Carr, Phyllis Chmielewski. Brian Daniels. Eric Elves. Janet Fair. Ricky Forrest, August Griffin, Sherman Hester, Ella Hill, Christopher Holt. Larry Laird, Craig Le, Dung Phuong Lindval, Micheal Maciasek, Joel McGaughey, Keith Olson, Richard Palmquist, Kelly Pariseau, Laurel Petroske, Scott Presler, Terry Smithrud, Roger Southerling, Richard Stewart, William Sykes. William White, Bill Williams, Tammy 152 IN MEMORIAM: Paula Young 153 Aeon,John Adams, Shawn Akervik, Brenda De Na Va” ... Volleyball. Letter Winners Club. National Honor Society. Touring Show. Senior Class Play, Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band, Secretary and Mascot of Touring Band. Teacher Aide Akin, Roxanne Michelle Rocky ... Track. Student Government. International Club, Pep Club. Touring Show. Underclassman and Senior Class Plays. Orator Staff, Marching (touring) Band. Colorguard — Captain. Ski Club. Creative Writing. Teacher Aide. T.P. Committee. A.L.F.C. Almstrom, Wayne ... Golf Anderson, Janice Armstrong, Frank Arneson, Zachary Avaloz, Andrea Bailey, Janice Ms. Piggy” ... Basketball. Intramural Badminton, Work Program, Touring Show. Kegger Queen 1981 Bakken, Cindy Bandy, Joe Banks, Jarald Barron, Anita Barron, Dan Mex” ... J.V. and Varsity Football, Track. Intramural Basketball. Co-ed Badminton Beckers, Douglas Beneke, Anthony Benson, Linda Benson, Todd Berger, David Alan Psycho” ... Cross Country Running — Captain. Cross Country Skiing, Track. Letter Winners Club, Student Government, Senior Class Play, Patriot Staff, Pep Band. Intramural Basketball. Junior Kiwanian. Teacher Aide, State Capital Page Berger, Mark Bias, Lenora Bird, Timothy Birdie” ... Varsity Football, Basketball — Captain. Track. Letter Winners Club Bisson, Naomi Gnome” ... Badminton — Manager, Letter Winners Club, Patriot Staff, Pep Club, Flag Girls — Captain, Principal Student Advisory Council, T.P. Terrorists Bjornrud, David Black, Randy Bretto, A. A. ... Tennis. Marching (touring) Band Brown, Anthony Brue, Marlene Janice ... Tennis, Basketball. Pep Club. Touring Show. Senior Class Play, Orator Staff. Patriettes, Front Five — R.” Top Ten, Top Five, Homecoming Princess, Teacher Aide Burck, Nathan A. Tex ... Cross Country Running, Cross Country Skiing, Track, Letter Winners Club. Intramural Basketball. Chess Tournament Burnham, Robert Bursell, Robert J. ... Audio-Visual. Intramural Basketball. Chess tournament Bursey, Kim ... Work Program Burton, Neal Caouette, Patrice ... Volleyball, Letter Winners Club, Work Program. Touring Show. Top Ten, Top Five. Homecoming Princess. Teacher Aide Carlson, Daniel Carr, Phyllis Carter, Tammy Jimmy ... Football Cheerleader, Work Program Chase, Carol Pee Wee ... Tennis — Tri Captain, Basketball — Co-Captain, Badminton, Letter Winners Club, National Honor Society. Speech Team, Marching (touring) Band — Treasurer. Pep Band Chiodo, Anthony Chmielewski, Brian Clark, Ralph ... Varsity Football, Top Ten, Letter Winners Club, Intramural Basketball, Varsity Basketball Coyle, Margaret Creegan, Penny Penelope” ... Gymnastics — Manager, Letter Winners Club, Senior Class Play, Marching (touring) Band, Pep Band, Choir. Flag Girls — Captain Czaja, Mary Clare Mare” ... Pep Club, Work Program, Patriot Staff, Flag Girls — Captain, Library Aide, Office Aide, Teacher Aide. T.P. Terrorists Daniels, Eric Daugherty, Mark Dorts ... J.V. Hockey. Senior Class Play, Freshman and Sophomore Football, Sophomore Baseball Decowski, James Jim” ... Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey. J.V. Baseball, Letter Winners Club Delmege, Alan Al ... Touring Show. Ski Club DeSantell, Brian Diwi, John ... Basketball, Varsity Baseball Diwi, Peter... Varsity Football. Varsity Baseball Dungan, Laura Anne Dungie” ... Swimming — Captain, Wrestling — Manager, Letter Winners Club. International Club — President, Vice-President, Touring Show, Underclassman and Senior Class Plays, Several Other Plays Through the Years, Touring Show, Choir, Color-guard, Teacher Aide, Pirahna People, Gymnastics — Manager Edwards, Nancy A. Wink ... Volleyball, Letter Winners Club, Basketball Cheerleader, International Club, Touring Show, Marching (touring) Band, Pep Band, Hi-Lites — Captain, Top Ten, Teacher Aide Elves, Janet Ericksen, Kimberly Evans, Vickie Fair, Ricky Fetter, Theresa Fleming, Linda Kay “Lou” ... Work Program, Library Aide Forrest, August Foster, Pamela J. “Fuzzter” ... Cross Country Skiing, Track, Touring Show, Senior Class Play and Others, Marching (touring) Band. Patriettes, Pastel Pats, Top Ten, Kegger Queen. Teacher Aide, Intramural Girls Hockey Fox, Carolyn Foxy” ... Work Program, Teacher Aide Fricke, Timmothy Fridgen, Barbara Gardner, Mary Mascot ... Student Government — Junior and Senior Class Treasurer, Work Program, Touring Show, Senior Class Play, Orator Staff, Choir, Sport Activities Mascot, Teacher Aide Gilbert, Eileen Gilbert, John Gilkerson, Kent Stien” ... Cross Country Running. Track Goldsberry, Lisa J. Lease ... Tennis, Basketball — Manager, Badminton and Co-ed Badminton, Letter Winners Club, Touring Show, Senior Class Play, Orator Staff. Marching (touring) Band. Flag Girls, Kegger Queen.” Teacher Aide, Office Aide, HEN Ski Club Gray, Bridget Griffin, Sherman Haataja, Douglas Hagstrom, Michael Hags ... 9th Grade Football, Cross Country Running — Captain. Cross Country Skiing, Track, Letter Winners Club. Touring Show. School Play, Choir Hamack, Pat Splat” ... Work Program Hamilton, Richard Hanson, Jeff... 9th Grade Football, Work Program Hanson, Karen Boom-Boom ... Gymnastics — Captain, Track, Letter Winners Club, International Club, Senior Class Play, Marching (touring) Band, Pep Band, Choir, Flag Girls, Teacher Aide, Member of The P.F.U. Harkins, Michelle J. “Mickey ... Work Program, Choir Hawkins, John Heebl, Richard Hein, Christine M. Chrisser ... Work Program, Attendance Aide Hempel, Heidi Hemps ... Sophomore Wrestling Cheerleader, Work Program, Hi-Lites Henderson, Geoffrey Herbst, Toni Hester, Ella Hill, Christopher is� Hill, Robert Mick Jagger ... Cross Country Running, Cross Country Skiing, Track Hirsch, Thomas Hoffman, Edward Hofmann, Patricia Holt, Larry Hommes, Howard Howie ... Ski Club Huber, William Jacobwith, Jean M. Jeno” ... Volleyball, Letter Winners Club. Hockey Cheerleader, National Honor Society, Touring Show, Senior Class Play, Stage Crew, Teacher Aide James, Albert ... Minority Student Council Jogodka, Joe ... Work Program, Marching (touring) Band Johnson, Jeff “J ... J.V. and Varsity Football, Touring Show, Intramural Basketball Johnson, Mike ... J.V. Football, Swimming, Track, Work Program Johnson, Robert Bo-Bo ... Work Program, Teacher Aide Jolicoeur, Timothy Jones, Joseph “Joe ... J.V. and Varsity Football, J.V. and Varsity Hockey, Golf, Letter Winners Club, Touring Show, Orator Staff Jorgenson, Julie M. George ... Volleyball, Badminton, Pep Club. Hockey and Football Cheerleader, Touring Show, Top Ten, Top Five. Homecoming Queen, Marching (touring) Band, Teacher Aide Juneski, Jody ... Cross Country Running — Captain, Cross Country Skiing, Gymnastics, Track — Tri-Captain, Letter Winners Club, Basketball Cheerleader, National Honor Society, Patriot Staff, Gymnastic Show, 250 Mile Runner, Rooster Club, Member of The P.F.U., Junior Birdsman Kampa, Debbie Brillo” ... Kegger Queen Kiely, Joel The K ... Work Program, Touring Show Kjelland, Lori Kline, Lisa Adine Trix ... National Honor Society. Orator Staff, Patriettes, Front Five — Y — Captain, Football Water Girl, Teacher Aide Knudson, Shawn Knute ... Cross Country Running, Track. Pep Club, Touring Show Kunde, Cynthia J. Cindy ... Tennis, Basketball, Badminton, Letter Winners Club, National Honor Society, Touring Show. Orator Staff. Senior Class Play, Teacher Aide Kvasager, Cindy Bin Bin” ... Volleyball, Intramural Badminton, Work Program, Marching (touring) Band. Kegger Queen Lahti, Diane Laird, Craig Lambrecht, Shellee ... Tennis, National Honor Society, Choir, Marching (touring) Band Lang, Carol Langly ... National Honor Society, International Club — Artist, Orator Staff, Choir Larson, John Lars ... Varsity Football, Wrestling, Varsity Baseball, Letter Winners Club, National Honor Society — Vice President, Intramural Basketball. Teacher Aide Larson, Sandy “Suckerlips ... Tennis — Captain, Basketball, Letter Winners Club. National Honor Society. Pep Club, Speech Team, Orator Staff, Choir, Top Ten, Co-ed Badminton Larsson, Kristina Kicki” ... Volleyball, National Honor Society Laskowski, Dawn ... Hockey Cheerleader, Pep Club. Senior Class Play, Touring Show, Kegger Queen” LeBlanc, Denise Le, Dung Phuong Lee, Dennis Butch ... J.V. and Varsity Football. Varsity Baseball, Letter Winners Club, Intramural Basketball Leschisin, Richard Leuthardt, Shari Luthafird ... National Honor Society, Speech Team, Patriot Staff — Editor, Choir — Vice President, German Club, Pep Club, Work Program, Letter Winners Club. Choir — Accompanist Lietzke, Michael Mike ... Work Program Lindberg, Scott L. ... J.V. and Varsity Football, Basketball, Golf, Letter Winners Club, Senior Class Play Lindval, Micheal Lutz, Jay The Body ... J.V. and Varsity Football, J.V. and Varsity Baseball, Top Ten, Intramural Badminton, Volleyball and Basketball Lynch, Matthew “Matt ... Varsity Baseball, Student Government, Touring Show, Senior Class Play, Contest Play, Patriot Staff. Sno-King, Intramural Basketball Maciasek, Joel Macosek, Bonnie M. Arms” ... Volleyball — Captain. Basketball — Captain. Badminton, Letter Winners Club, National Honor Society, Speech Team, Patriot Staff, Marching (touring) Band — President, Pep Band Manzke, Dennis Marshall, Michele I____Gymnastics. Letter Winners Club. Touring Show, Teacher Aide, Stage Crew Mata, Randy McGaughey, Keith McKeen, John Mehner, Randy ... Edison Swim Team — Co-Captain Michaud, Steven Mish” ... Varsity Football, Basketball, Varsity Baseball. Letter Winners Club, Intramural Basketball Milleon, David ... Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band Miller, Lisa Sprout ... Senior Class Play, Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band, Choir, Flag Girls, Teacher Aide, Pep Band Manager Miller, Peter ... Cross Country Skiing, J.V. Hockey, Golf Miller, Vicky Milbean” ... Volleyball — Tri-Captain, Basketball, Track, Letter Winners Club, Work Program. Kegger Queen Mitchell, Lori ... Work Program, Touring Show. Colorguard, Stage Crew Modeen, William Moe, Shelley “Shmoe ... Volleyball, Touring Show, School Play, Choir. Kegger Queen, Softball Mooneyham, Kevin Spam ... Cross Country Running, Track. Senior Class Play, Marching (touring) Band Mooneyham, Noel Moravek, Cecilia Ceci ... Speech Team. Marching (touring) Band, Pep Band, Choir Mruz, Joseph Merp” ... Track, Touring Show, Contest Play, School Play, Stage Crew, Intramural Basketball, Teacher Aide Mullins, Kurt F. ... Varsity Football. Track Mutlu, Karleen Moody ... Football and Hockey Cheerleader. Work Program, Top Ten Nack, Jackie Nikki ... Work Program, Touring Show Nagel, Donna “Nags ... Volleyball. Letter Winners Club. Hockey Cheerleader. Touring Show, Orator Staff. Teacher Aide. Ski Club Nelson, Debbie Nellie ... Volleyball. Student Government. Work Program, Marching (touring) Band, Kegger Queen” Nelson, Dennis Nelson, Jackie Nels ... Work Program. Touring Show, Choir, Kegger Queen Nelson, Joseph Nelson, Tim ... 9th Grade Football. Cross Country Running, Wrestling, Track, Letter Winners Club. Work Program. Choir Neuberger, Kathryn Neuman, Paula Neubs ... Touring Show. Kegger Queen Niemi, Jim ... Work Program Nordmarken, Christopher Nortrom, Mark P. Nortie” ... J.V. and Varsity Football. J.V. and Varsity Hockey, Varsity Baseball Novak, Ron ... Work Program Olson, Richard iss Orr, Michael “Mold” ... Cross Country Running. Track. School Play Otto, Joan Palmquiat, Kelly Pariseau, Laurel Pederson, Carrie Pennaz, Steven Paul “Weiner” ... J.V. and Varsity Football, Wrestling, Letter Winners Club. National Honor Society — Treasurer, Orator Staff, Pastel Pats Honorary Green, Co-ed Badminton, Intramural Basketball, Teacher Aide Penner, John Pentz, Patti ... Basketball, Touring Show Petroske, Scott “Petro ... Work Program Phillips, Carolyn Pietrzak, Sheryl Beaty ... Volleyball. Work Program. Teacher Aide Podvin, Thomas Postema, Tina Presler, Terry Pribula, Theresa Prince, Joseph Proctor, Mary Elizabeth “M Pro” ... Varsity Football Honorary 85. Student Government — Junior and Senior Class Vice President, National Honor Society, Speech Team, Senior Class Play and School Plays, Orator Staff, Marching (touring) Band, Patriettes — Captain, Pastel Pats “Green” — Captain, Riflettes — Sophomore — Captain, Top Ten. Teacher Aide, Stage Crew, .5 Midnight Rollars of Ha Ha”, “MlOA”, “CBOG”, “Letter Writers of R R , Roger Erickson Fan Club Quigley, Brian “‘The Q’” ... 9th Grade Cross Country Running, J.V. and Varsity Hockey, J.V. Baseball, Touring Show, Top Ten Rainville, Dorothy J. “Dorma ... “Kegger Queen” Rakos, Timothy ... J.V. and Varsity Football, Letter Winners Club, Work Program, Touring Show, Senior Class Play, Top Ten, Top Five. Sno-Daze Prince, Weight Lifting, Teacher Aide Rambow, Gloria Glo” ... Letter Winners Club. National Honor Society, Pep Club, Speech Team. Junior Class Play, Patriot Staff — Page Editor, Artist, Business Manager, Choir — Treasurer, President, Student Director, Teacher Aide Randall, David Rannow, Catherine Marie Fozzie Bear” ... Student Government, Speech Team, Touring Show. Junior and Senior Class Plays, Orator Staff, Marching (touring) Band. Colorguard, Teacher Aide. Ski Club, Stage Crew, ”.5 Midnight Rollars of Ha Ha , MLOA”, “CBOG”, “Letter Writers of R R , “R.S. Fan Club” Rettke, Bonnie “Earthquake” ... Touring Show, Choir, “Kegger Queen” Renfroe, Duane Ringate, James Roberts, Janet Roberts, Paul Jay ... Varsity Hockey, J.V. Baseball, Letter Winners Club, National Honor Society, Orator Staff — Editor Robinson, Sandra Sandy” ... Minority Student Council, Work Program Roisum, Ann Fuss” Roslin, John ... Work Program Rundle, Scott “Pop Rystedt, Eric Sather, Barbara “Barb” ... Track. Work Program Scherber, Ronald Schroeder, William Schultz, Paul “Schultzie” ... Varsity Football — Manager, Basketball — Manager, Varsity Baseball — Manager. Letter Winners Club Schwartz, Gilbert Scramstad, Laurie Jean “Myron the S.M.” ... Basketball. Pep Club, Touring Show, Senior Class Play, Orator Staff, Front Five, Patriettes, Teacher Aide, Office Aide. “Kegger Queen , “Leroy . Ski Club Seiffert, Jeff “Seif” ... Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey, Varsity Baseball. National Honor Society. Top Ten. Top Five. Sno-Daze Prince Shields, Jack Shopek, Gary “Slips ... Varsity Hockey. Letter Winners Club, Top Ten, Top Five. Sno-Daze Prince Silajord, Brenda Smith, Bruce “Smitty ... J.V. and Varsity Football. Wrestling, J.V. and Varsity Baseball, Letter Winners Club, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball Smith, Mark Smith, Vickie Smithrud, Roger Smude, Susan ... Track. Student Government — Junior and Senior Class President. National Honor Society. International Club, Speech Team, Senior Class Play, Patriot Staff. Patriettes. Front Five, Top Ten, Top Five. Homecoming Princess Southerling, Richard Steffens, Patricia Stejskal, Russell Stewart, William Swenson, Todd ... J.V. and Varsity Football. Work Program, Touring Show Sykes, William Taus, Nancy ... Volleyball, Letter Winners Club. National Honor Society — President. Speech Team, Orator, Co-ed Badminton Tenney, Jere N. Norms” Tessman, Sandra J. “Sandi” ... 9th Grade Basketball, International Club — Secretary, Speech Team, Senior Class Play, Orator Staff — Activities Editor, Riflettes — Captain, Teacher Aide. Pirahna People” Thomas, Scott Thompson, Victor Thunstrom.Troy Tieva, Wendy ... Badminton, Pep Club, Touring Show. Teacher Aide, “Kegger Queen” Trager, Donna Trigger ... Student Government — Junior and Senior Class Secretary, National Honor Society. Speech Team, Choir, German Club, Teacher Aide Tucker, Cynthia ... Minority Student Council. Work Program Upham, Terri “Spacecase ... Work Program. “Kegger Queen” Vogen, Carrie L. Vouge” ... Hockey Cheerleader, Top Ten. Top Five, Homecoming Princess Waight, Colleen Wall, Sheila Wallace, Felecia Waszczenko, Andres V. “Dr. A. ... Varsity Football. Work Program. Senior Class Play White, Billy Whitney, Laura Lori” ... International Club — Treasurer. Orator Staff — Senior Section, Teacher Aide Williams, Tammy Wittman, Thelma L. Wilma” ... Volleyball, Student Government — Student Advisory Committee, National Honor Society — Secretary. International Club — Vice President, Orator Staff — Senior Section, Junior Birdsman, Pirahna People, Teacher Aide Young, Renee ... Tennis, Track, National Honor Society, Speech Team, Patriot Staff — Page 1 Editor Younkin, Dean Zadlo, Marilyn Zappa, Tamra Ann Zap” ... Tennis, Track, Letter Winners Club, Basketball Cheerleader. Student Government. Marching (touring) Band — Vice-President, and Mascot, Pep Band. Hi-Lites — Captain. Teacher Aide, “Joe Ski Club Zawislak, Joseph Zywicki, Linda M. “Ziggy ... “Kegger Queen 1.16 157 158 159 What lies before us and what lies behind us are small matters compared to what lies within us. 160