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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

Homecoming 5 Athletics 17 Clubs Sr Organizations Staff Students 79 Sno Daze 111 Seniors 12G 32 ORATOR rick Henry High Qchool lume XII Summer Fun In '81 Summer sunshine, clear-blue water, green grass, the smell of suntan lotion at the beach; all of these things, plus more, add up to Summer Fun. We all have many memories of summer vacation — our favorite time of year. Whether it be going to Twin Lake (or perhaps Calhoun for those of you embarrassed to be seen in your swimsuit), tubing down the Apple River on a hot summer’s day. T-P-ing your best friend’s house on a cool summer’s eve. going to parties, or a family vacation with your carsick dog, participating in a summer stock play, or marching in the band. Memories of our years in high school have been built in the summer. How you spent last summer, or plan to spend this summer, the Orator Staff wishes you many warm, carefree days of summer sunshine, the kind on which memories are built. 2 3 1) Together forever. 2) The Riflettes 3) The Patrick Henry marching band worked many long, hard hours over the summer, and placed 4th in the Hopkins Raspberry festival. 4) Party time 4 Homecoming Homecoming Homecoming Homecoming Home- coming '82 Style This year, homecoming meant a time of change for the Senior class of 1982. Tradition was broken when, on Sept. 15. eleven girls were voted into the traditional Top 10. Then, on Sept. 18. another tradition was broken. The class of 1982 chose six girls to represent them in Homecoming ’81. rather than the usual five. On Sept. 22, in front of a crowded auditorium open to Seniors only, ballots were counted and football captains Joe and Tom proceeded to torture the six girls. Finally, after what seemed an eternity, they simultaneously planted a kiss on the cheek of our new Queen. Theresa Carlisle. Homecoming week kicked off with a Pepfest on Tuesday, followed by something new. an all-school talent show before the Queen's coronation on Thursday night. As proud parents and friends looked on. Queen Theresa proved herself The Sweetheart of Henry High” by bringing two reluctant Jr. Attendants up the royal ascent to her throne. Then came Friday. THE BIG DAY! After a long day of cutting classes for the students of Patrick Henry, the moment of truth had finally come. It was time to Show Southwest Who’s Best!” and show them we did! Final score: Pats 16 — Indians 13. The week ended with the annual victory dance, with music by the fantastic band Buster Friendly. Homecoming '81 will be remembered by all as a time of laughter, good times, and victory. I 1) Our top eleven. 2) The top six nervously await the final choice for queen. 3) Drum Major Tim Boken led the way through the half-time show. 4) Senior hunks 5) What a fox! 6) The big moment — Queen Theresa is chosen, to the delight of Lynn Kessler. 7) Lovely Theresa — coronation '81. 8) Captain Tom has the situation under control as an excited Theresa tries to catch her breath. 9) King Tut. Cathy Peterson, dances for the coronation talent show. 10) Senior stars. 11) Ouch! 12) Spirited Cheerleaders 13) Jim Dorr adds the finishing touches to the Junior hall in the Hall Decoration Contest. 14) Enthusiastic Royalty! 15) A good luck hug. 16) Hi-Lites dance for the talent show. 17) Cute Patty. real cute.” 18) Junior girls Dina. Laura. Deanna, and Linda help out at the coronation. 19) Greg Edstrom validates his ballot. 20) Coach Anderson and Princess Michelle enjoy their breakfast. 21) Freshmen show their spirit. 9 Victory ■ k- I) Ooooo! 2) Henry is number one. 3) Princess Marie and her escort. Pat Bird 4) Mike Hartfiel keeps guard as Scott Jester votes for top 11. 5) Pats play tough. 6) You want to take a picture of Me ?! 7) Smile Michelle! 8) Letter B! 9) Who'd you vote for?! 10)Marching Beauties. II) Princess Patty and her escort. Joe Burns. 12) Sophomore hall 13) Juniors. Juniors! 14) The Marching Band prepares for pre-game 15) Soon to be crowned. 16) We love you. Patty! 17) Queen Theresa takes the royal walk. 18) Fans filled the stands for the big Homecoming game against Southwest. 19) Nervous Marie? 20) Princess Laura and her escort. Robert Kirsch. 21) You want me to what ? 22) Princess Lynn and her escort. Rudy Olson. 23) Freshman Hall. 13 1981 Momecomincf IQoyalty 14 f rinces S WicUfe Did m m rt needs nnceSS aura ueen teresa Princess Putt if SrfuiJr princess Wane Pifey 15 Farewell Homecoming 1981 i IHIH■■ 1) Thanks Pats, for our stunning Homecoming victory over Southwest 16-13! 2) Our 1981 Homecoming Top 11: (Bottom) Patty Smude, Erin Lund. Mary Jo Daszkiewicz. f. arie Riley. Michelle Thimm. (Top) Laura Keyes. Ann Schneider. Dana Nelson. Theresa Carlisle. Melanie Marshall, and Lynn Kessler. 3) Seniors Triumphed during Class Victory at the Coronation of Queen Theresa. 4) Princess Michelle and her escort. Greg Berglund 5) Our top 6 — Marie Riley. Laura Keyes. Lynn Kessler. Theresa Carlisle. Michelle Thimm, and Patty Smude. 6) The presentation of Queen Theresa's roses by football captain. Joe Gorzycki. 16 A Bright Future The varsity football team had a tough season with a record of three and six. The victories were over South, Southwest, and West. Congratulations to Greg Edstrom and Mark Meyer for making the all-city team. This year’s team lacked size and depth; considering that there are many returning juniors, the team looks forward to a stronger and better season next year. 1) D. Johnson protects the ball from a Southwest tackier. 2) TOP: R. Olsen. T. Wort-man. B. Smude. D. Nelson. C. Gatlin. T. Barker. M. Meyer ROW TWO: B. Kirsch. G. Berglund. J. Harrison. J. Burns. M. Skiya, D. Johnson. S. Modahl ROW THREE: J. Eggers. L. Roberts, J. Gorzycki. G. Edstrom, T. Seif-fert. V. Hobley. P. Bird. D. Nelson BOTTOM: J. Weeks. T. Heinneke. J. Michaels. M. Gilbert. M. Hermanson, P. Conley. M. Mathaler. 3) Coaches: J. Anderson. G. Chezner. M. Miller. 4) D. Nelson signals a touchdown. 5) 0. Johnson advances the ball. 6) Captains: J. Gorzycki and T. Wortman. 7) Center T. Seif-fert hikes the ball to quarterback T. Wortman. 8) Disgusted Southwest players walk away. 9) Quarterback T. Wortman talks to the offense. 19 Sophomores Try Their Best This year the Sophomore Team had many unlucky breaks. They lost a running back because of injury, and another one to the varsity. Their conference record was two wins, three losses, and two ties. The team was a mixture of about half sophomores and half freshmen. Also, this year's Sophomore Team was inexperienced, but according to sophomore Tim Kraemer, “Next year we will have one of the best Junior Varsity teams around. 1) A view of the team from the bleachers. 2) “Take it easy. H. Ryan, the game hasn't started yet. 3) C. Thomas and P. Stephens back up their kicker. B. Otto. 4) TOP ROW: B. Otto. D. Ryan, B. Schulyer. T. Esters. D. Buck ROW TWO: M. Spencer, C. Thomas. M. Pentz. J. Race. T. Klonz. C. Moses ROW THREE: P. Stephens. T. Kraemer. K. MacArthur. J. Erwin. G. Swanson. P. Tuddles. P. Maslowski BOTTOM ROW: L. Kranstin. J. Williams. T. Walters. D. Barrett. M. Crego. P. Jenson. 5) The team works hard in their pre-game warmup. 6) Good blocking team. 21 C.C. on the Run There were many newcomers who joined the Cross Country team this year. Proof of the teams’ hard work and dedication was the fact that the boys took fourth place in Regions and the girls took seventh place. Freshman. Sue Otto, gave an outstanding performance in the Region meet, placing third and advancing to the State meet. We hope the teams' wishes for a great season next year come true. 1) What keeps J. Armstrong and M. Edquist running? 2) TOP ROW: S. Jester. M. Welter. M. Finke. J. Armstrong. C. Johnson. D. Mosher. J. Otto. K. Peters BOTTOM ROW: D. Carlson. J. Bowen. K. Milliren. M. Edquist. R. Hopenrath, M. Dueball. S. Tatum NOT PICTURED: J. Gladhill. W. Archambault. D. Anderson. J. Schissler. B. Larson, K. Davis. M. Hartfiel. 3) You had better run. Fester. 4) M. Edquist is running against the wind. 5) Don’t take it too easy. Laura.” 6) TOP ROW: E. Lund. M. Meyer. L. Keyes. 2. Burk. M. Wascenko. M. Pichotta. L. MacAllister BOTTOM ROW: P. Palmquist. M. Nygard. C. Milliren. S. Otto. 7) S. Otto is born to run. 8) You better get going girls! Bump, Set, Spike With a record of five wins and three losses, the Varsity Volleyball team improved upon last year’s record. Three of the team members were chosen for the All-City team. They were Wendy Lowe, Kathy Gillen, and Teresa Minell. The junior varsity team was a young and inexperienced team. They had a record of one win and seven losses, but they showed much improvement by the end of the season. 1) K. Gillen, and M. Thimm congratulates J. McDonald. 2) TOP ROW: P. Bowman (coach), L. Taus. W. Lowe, M. Thimm. K. Gillen. L. Kessler BOTTOM ROW: J. McDonald. M. Marszalek, T. Minell. D. Koppie, M. Kohn (student coach). 3) Don't worry about your hair now. Leona. 4) Are you all really ready? 5) Boy, don't they look worried. 6) The J.V. Team shows much enthusiasm before the game. 7) TOP ROW: K. Bray. K. Godfrey. M. Edwards. C. Hayes. K. Tappe. M. Okasich. K. Spiczka ROW TWO: K. Huber. K. Gardner. C. McDonald. L. Hazzard. B. Klein BOTTOM ROW: J. Macosek. D. Renstrom (coach). J. Hartfiel. 8) Are you concentrating. Deb? 9) K. Godfrey and team members practice hard for the game. 25 Splashers and Smashers This year the team was once more dominated by underclassmen.The team consisted of two seniors, four sophomores, and the rest were junior high swimmers. Sophomore Diane Almstrom excelled in the City meet by taking first place and setting a new city record. Next year the team hopes to acquire more participants. Overall the tennis team did well. In fact, better than last year’s team which was dominated by seniors. According to Lisa Otto. Because we are losing only one senior, we're looking forward to an improved season. 26 1) B. Anderson shows her form while warming up before a match. 2) Vigorously, P. Haataja swims the butterfly in a race against Central. 3) K. Welter and D. Almstrom discuss how cold the water is. 4) TEAM CAPTAINS: B. Anderson and L. Otto. 5) B. Hartfeil, T. Pukal. J. Frechette. L. Wortman, L. Young. L. Utto. D. Eliason, L. Otto. C. Theison. B. Anderson, B. Anderson. T. Purkapile. L. Pilarski. 6) C. Denzer gets ready to warm up for a meet. 7) TOP ROW: C. Nordin. Mr. Hoel. L. Patrick. K. Welter. D. Almstrom, L. Nordin. P. Haataja. Mrs. Holmen ROW 2: L. Bruchert, C. Denzer. K. Klinger. K. Krahn, J. Jacobson. S. Davis BOTTOM ROW: K. Patrick. A. Selinsky. M. Beneke. P. Edlund. D. Shultz. C. Baur. 8) L. Otto yells watch out as she prepares to return the ball. 9) While serving. L. Pilarski keeps her eye on the ball. 10) P. Haataja reluctantly enters the water. 11) L. Patrick practices her dog paddle before the Roosevelt meet. 27 Big In Numbers, Low In Pounds The wrestling team this year is the largest in many years. Once again they lack wrestlers in the upper weights, which is a handicap that is hard to overcome. The team is quite young but if they all stick with it. they will have a promising future. 4 5 1.) TOP ROW: S. Samulson. M. Ferris. J. Durushia. 0. Jackson. J. Longe. V. Hobley. BOTTOM ROW: D. Hill. A, Nelson. J. Boughton. M. Randall. A. Imdgren. P Conley. J. Phillips. 2.) TOP ROW: D. Bush. M. Duball. 0. Anderson. T. Bryant. R. Hoppenrath. B. Boyer. D Percy. BOTTOM ROW: S. Nelson. G. Pikkarame. S. Imdberg. B. Zarriello. J. Muszynski. H. Voges. T. Kraemer. R Smith. 3.) J Durushia. P. Conley, and A. Nelson lead the team in their warmups. 4.) A. Nelson puts a good hold on a Brooklyn Center wrestler. 5.) A Brooklyn Center wrestler tries to get a good hold on J. Durushia. 6.) The Henry team does their warmups before a match against Brooklyn Center. 29 Memorable Season The Hockey team had an exciting season this year. They finished second in the conference with a record of ten and four. Some of the more memorable moments were defeating Southwest for the first time in five years. Todd Benson's hat trick in 30 seconds, and two victories over Southwest and Washburn that went into overtime. Overall, the Hockey team has provided Henry with an action-packed season. 1) Time for a rest for C. Dockry. 2) S. Conger attempts a forward pass to T. Majkozak. 3) K. Dockry tries to dazzle a Washburn player with his fancy moves. 4) The team anxiously watches their teammates. 5) Henry teammates plan their attack against Washburn. 6) T. Benson says to T. Majkozak. I thought you had the puck? 7) Quit trying to scare the referee. G. Edstrom. 8) TOP ROW: C. Dockry. T. Benson. L. Roberts. S. Conger. G. Edstrom. M. Finke. B. Zablocki. J. Swanson. T. Busby BOTTOM ROW: D. Carlson. P. Miller. R. Reeve. T. Majkozak. K. Dockry. M. Gilbert. M. Fust. R. Mysliwiec. 31 A Season of Ups and Downs The Junior Varsity Hockey Team ended their season with a record of seven wins, five loses, and one tie. Their lone tie was against Southwest with a score of one to one. They also had two very close and exciting games against West winning both by one point. In five out of their seven victories, they shut the other team out. The J.V. team members look forward to bigger and better things in the future. 1) Reaching out to save the puck. M. Fust gives it his best shot. 2) P. Borman leads the Henry attack. 3) T. Busby anxiously awaits the drop of the puck. 4) Henry rushes to defend their goal from Washburn. 6) TOP ROW: T. Nelson. G. Anderson. M. Finke. B. Nelson. D. Anderson. J. Taylor. J. Swanson. R. Antony BOTTOM ROW: C. Thompson. K. McArthur. M. Fust. T. Bookey. P. Miller. J. Peterson. R. Pyle. R. Mysliwiec. T. Busby. 7) M. Finke clears the puck out of the Henry zone. 8) A Washburn player beats T. Busby, so it is up to P. Miller to stop the puck. 33 Pats Dribble On “We have a lot of talent but we have to work on putting it all together. stated co-captain Mark Anonni of the Varsity Basketball team. The team consisted of mainly seniors with much support from the underclassmen. The Junior Varsity consisted of mainly newcomers and they, as well as the varsity, had a tough season. 10 1.) T. Esters drives in for a layup 2.) W. Ar-chambault. D. Kossila. M. Annom. D. Nelson. M. Meyer. Not Pictured: B. Bedeau. J. LeVasseur. K. King. S. Jackson. J. Opat. M. Manion. 3.) B. Childers and D. Ryan put up a hard defense to penetrate. 4.) Asst Coach McKissack gives the varsity team some pointers. 5.) B. Bedeau attempts to put some points on the board. 6.) M. Meyer plays such a tough defense that the North player forgot the ball. 7.) Another point scored by M. Meyer. 8.) T. Esters struggles to get the rebound. 9.) TOP ROW: S. Modahl. M. Spencer. D. Ryan. T. Esters. J. Mork. G. Moses. BOTTOM ROW: D. Pratt. V. Turner. J. Riley. 8. Childers. 10.) S. Jackson tries to fake out a North player. 11.) Look at that jump by B. Bedeau. 35 Girls Move Up This year’s Varsity Girls' Basketball team was dominated by seniors, with only four underclassmen on the team. Led by captains Kathy Gillen and Laura Keyes, the team got off to a good start by winning four out of their first five games. The Junior Varsity team had their ups and downs but settled down to finish the season with an outstanding record. 1.) C. Cassidy tries her best to out-jump an Edison opponent. 2.) L. Otto and L. Kessler rush to take up positions on defense. 3.) A show of fine defensive work by C. Easterling. 4.) Once again M. Thimm attempts a freethrow. 6.) TOP ROW: L. Wortman. R. Petroski. K. Gillen. M. Marszlek. L. Keyes. K. McDonald. MIDDLE: D. Koppie. L. Kessler. I. Otto. BOTTOM: K. Welter. M. Meyer, J. Mehlhaff. M. Thimm. O. Easterling. 7.) The team anxiously awaits the outcome of the game. 8.) TOP ROW: L. Utto. K. Gardner. P. Bowman (coach). $. Lindberg. S. Hauslanden. MIDDLE: M. Hermanson. K. Godfrey. C. Cassidy. BOTTOM ROW: M. Nygard. J. Stensrud. 37 J J Snow At Last! After two years of not enough snow to ski. the Cross Country Ski team finally got their wish SNOW . This year's team is a well-balanced team. It has seniors to lead the underclassmen who are young and learning fast. Even though the team is small, there is a lot of potential for the upcoming years. I. ) J. Armstrong shows good form. 2.) A. Anderson tags off to M. Waszczenko in the coed relay race. 3.) Many of the team members watch for teammates to cross the finish line. 4.) K. Milleren helps J. Juneski make it to the finish line. 5.) K. Davis. M. Pichotta. S. Otto, and M. Waszezenko struggle to get up the hill. 6.) P. Merkl is psyching up before a big race. 7.) LEFT ROW: J. Hart-feil, M. Pichotta. K. Milliren. M. Waszczenko. S. Otto. D. Almstrom. P. Haataja. L. Patrick. J. Juneski. P. Merkl. MIDDLE ROW: K. Milliren. A. Anderson. RIGHT ROW: M. Edquist. K. Davis. J. Gladhill. J. Armstrong. M. Welter. 8. Ballinger. B. Suhribier. K. Johanson. 8.) S. Otto has a good pace in a meet. 9.) M. Waszczenko gets in good starting position for the race. 10.) Coach Waller will do anything to ensure the safety of his racers. 11.) M. Welter struggles to stay on his feet. The gymnastics team had a disappointing season this year. They were plagued by injuries and lack of participation. With no seniors on the team, there is hope for a better season next year. 1) H. Mott tries to successfully complete her mount. 2) C. Edstrom shows good form during her floor routine. 3) As C. Edstrom warms up for a meet against West, she displays her strength. 4) Showing poise and balance. L. Wolter successfully completes her routine. 5) TOP ROW: L. Hammel. C. Edstrom. L. Wolter MIDDLE ROW: J. Edstrom. L. Nelson. J. Peterson. H. Mott BOTTOM ROW: C. Edquist. J. Simms. C. Johnson. 40 41 How Do Birdies Fly? The Badminton team had an exceptionally good season with a record of six and one. Individuals Kathy Gillen, Lisa Otto, Mary Marszalek. Leona Taus, Kim Cleve. and Wendy Lowe all advanced to the City tournaments. Kathy Gillen and Lisa Otto went on to win the City doubles title. We hope this year's team has an even better season. 1) L. Otto and K. Gillen are winners of the City doubles title. 2) R. Petroske patiently waits for the return of the birdie. 3) K. Gillen watches L. Otto return the birdie in a match against Southwest. 4) TOP ROW: M. Marszalek. K. Cleve, B. Friday. L. Taus. K. Gillen BOTTOM ROW: L. Otto. W. Lowe. R. Petroske. L. Goldsberry. 5) TOP ROW: C. Taflin. P. Talbot. D. Koenigsfeld. T. Minell. J. McDonald ROW TWO: J. Frechette. L. Utto. B. Setterloff. J. Gunderson. P. Haataja BOTTOM ROW: J. Mulliner. K. Christopherson. M. Hermanson. 6) One of K. Gillen's many faces as she slams the birdie back. 7) R. Petroske. L. Otto, and K. Gillen warm-up before a tough match against Southwest. 8) While warming up before a tough but victorious match against West. L. Taus and B. Friday rush to return the birdie. 43 Batter Up! This year there are many returning players to the Baseball team. Mark Annoni states that. “The team will have a pretty good season. Next year there will be many returning Juniors to make their season successful. 1) J. Diwi gets another good hit for Henry. 2) Strike 'em out. J. Malacko. 3) D. Kossila, M. Annoni and other team members congratulate T. Hirsch. 4) Another good hit by a Henry player. 5) J. Malacko strikes another batter out against North. 6) Hurry up and pitch the ball. thinks G. Shopek to himself. Always on the Run This year's girl’s team was small in numbers but showed much potential. In the city relay meet, Jody Taflin, Buzzy Lornea, Joy Burck, and Vicky Zablockiall received second place medals. The backbone of the girl’s team this year will be the underclassmen. The boy’s track team was also small. R. Anderson and B. Hill placed in the Region meet. The team consisted mainly of underclassmen and they are looking forward to a good season. 1) TOP ROW: S. Keech. T. Jurek. L. Keyes BOTTOM ROW: K. Milliren. M. Pichotta. V. Zablocki. D. Nelson. F. Rudolph. J. Taflin, P. Smude. 2) D. Nelson takes a giant leap for Henry. 3) J. Muszunski awaits the start of the baton relay. 4) Girls coach. C. Canham. writes down times from the race. 5) With win on her mind. M. Pichotta strives for the finish. 6) TOP ROW: A. Anderson. V. Hobley. B. Ballanger. J. Armstrong. C. Johanson. M. Edquist. BOTTOM ROW: J. Gladhill. S. Fisher. K. Milliren. P. Conley. 7) D. Almstorm and D. Nelson are thinking about their up coming race. 8) At a race against Central, R. Anderson stretches out. 9) Be careful, don't drop the baton. 10) Members of the boy’s team await the announcement of the final score. 47 Spring Swingers Golf is a sport that is barely recognized at Henry. The girls’ and boys' teams are usually small, but this year the teams consist of many returning golfers. They are looking forward to a fun and sunfilled season. The boys' tennis team is replete with veterans and a promising freshman. Coach Monte Miller is optimistic about the team's chances of placing high in the City. The team is preparing for a tough season. 1) B. Otto and T. Benson practice their serves. 2) B. Otto checks his backhand form. 3) Co-Captains: G. Edstrom and T. Benson. 4) J. Juneski shows off her swing. 5) J. Juneski. L. Patrick. J. Mehlhoff, K. Welter. 6) The expression on G. Edstrom's face shows his concentration. 7) T. Benson gets ready to smash the ball. 8) TOP ROW: K. Dockry. R. Reeve BOTTOM ROW: T. Majkozak. J. Opat. P. In-kala. S. Conger. 9) P. Inkala can't help but smile when he swings the club. 10) T. Benson. G. Edstrom. T. Johnson. B. Otto. T. Johnson. 49 Student Life w Our school has four smiling dancelines. They consist of the Patrick Henry Hi-Lites. which has thirteen smiley girls. Another one of our super lines is the pretty, puffy Pastels. This line consists of five girls and one alternate. Last but not least is our Front Five, which has five girls and one alternate. These three terrific lines joined together to make one big line which is called the Patriettes. The line consists of twenty-five girls. The Patriettes per- Just for Kicks form during the winter months. This year is the first year for the line of twenty-five. These girls are hoping to make this year a success. Some of the girls like to have car-washes and go out to eat together. All of the girls buy flowers for one another, or they like to have patpals. Some of the girls are hoping that the big line of twenty-five can compete this year. These girls say. “Good luck future dancelines. 1) M. Sweere. K. Christensen. 2) Pastels — J. lindholm. (Capt.) S. Lindberg. L. Wolter. M. Janowiec. T. Snowberg. (Alt.) M. Durushia. 3) Dreaming of Joe? Tammy?” 4) Hi-Lites — ROW 1: E. Lund. M. Riley. B. Setterlof. J. Frenchette, J. Sculley. K. Christensen. M. Sweere. C. Meier ROW 2: D. Nelson. A. Schneider. B. Hutera. K. Berg. G. Foster. 5) E. Lund Hurry up! Take the picture. My arm hurts! 6) Pastels march on for pre game. 7) Susie and Jeanne enjoying marching band practice. 8) Sue. are you leaving practice early? 9) “See. we can kick high! 10) Pastels at a hard days' practice. 11) Hi-Lites march on for pre-game. 12) Are you girls bored? 13) Smile. Missy. 14) Having fun, Brenda. Erin. Kathy? 15) Look at those cats! 55 1) Front Five — (Alt.) B. Dols. S. Lindberg. L. Sheppard. C. Gimble. P. Smude. C. Kroening, D. Hanek. 2) Practice makes perfect. 3) J. Lindholm. B. Hutera. A. Schneider. M. Janowiec. 4) Real cute, girls. 5) You've got the cutest little baby face! 6) Front five in action. 7) “Here come Cathy and Laurie. 8) Shake it Deanna!! 9) Captains of Hi-Lites A. Schneider. D. Nelson, Pastel — S. Lindberg. Front Five — L. Sheppard. These girls also are the Patriettes captains. 10) Gossiping girls? 11) Let's see those kicks girls. 12) Gumby does your face itch?” 13) Pretty. peppy. Patty. 14) 1981-82 Patriettes ROW 1: T. Snowberg. D. Nelson. B. Hutera. J. Lindholm. L. Walter. M. Janowiec. M. Durushia ROW 2: C. Meier. C. Gimble. P. Smude. C. Kroening. D. Hanek. M. Sweere. K. Christensen. M. Riley ROW 3: L. Sheppard. B. Setterlof. G. Foster. K. Berg, J. Frechette. J. Sculley. A. Schneider. S. Lindberg. 56 Tool and Twirls The summer marching band placed fourth in the Hopkins parade. The marching band practices during class for all the field and other events. The members performed an excellent half-time show for homecoming and all other home games. The marching band includes the dancelines, flagline, riflettes and the colorguard. The members like to have fund raisers, such as skate- athons, and selling candy and cookies. A lot of the members buy the candy for themselves. They plan on using the money for spats and they hope to go on a trip this school year. The band performed winter and spring concerts. If there is a birthday of one of the band members, everyone plays a song out-of-tune. These are just a few exciting moments from the band. 1) The PHHS Marching Band. 2) The Colorguard. 3) Our Drum Major. Tim Boken. 4) High stepping. 5) The flag girls in action. 6) Practice makes perfect. 7) The captains of the flag line and the Riflettes. S. Faulds. S. Miller. M. Hopkins. A. Mooneyham. 8) Where’s the band?” 9) The PHHS Band: ROW 1: Linda Berger. Jill Johnson. Leeann Utto, Lori Young. Barb Friday. Monica Sweere. Barb Setterlef. Donna Ritter. Dawn Werner. Jill Mehlhoff. Margret Waszczonko ROW 2: Tanya Cameron. Julie Thompson. Brenda Holt. Sue Faulds. Mary Hopkins. Laura Keyes. Lisa Patrick. Pam Haataja. Jody Tallin. Dana Nelson. Todd Johnson. Jill Macesek ROW 3: Pat Anderson. Mike Straud. Blair Suhrbier. Gary Stommel. Bob Zarriello. Mark Welter. Dave Peterson. Erin Lund. Rick Harrington. Larry Morgan. Marianne Nagengast. Jay Corniea. Lmnea Neslund. Karen Welter ROW 4: Mike Hartfiel. Missy Nygard. Andy Anderson. Bob Kelvie. Tom Ediund. Vince Hobley. Matt Nygard. Doug Wedmer. Scott Neslund. John Muszynski. Chad Hartfiel ROW 5: Mr. Oakvik. T. Boken. R. Scott. H. Witherspoon. 58 1) No. don't shoot.” 2) Guide us on. colorguard. 3) The 1981 Riflettes: Laura Pittman. Adrienne Mooneyham. Mary Hopkins. Donita Emerson, and Linda Zappa. 4) We have pride in our band. 5) Our little drummer boy. 6) Practice... Practice... Practice.” 7) Section leaders — ROW 1: M. Hopkins. K. Welter. B. Friday. J. Corniea. E. Lund. D. Nelson. S. Neslund ROW 2: G. Stommel. T. Boken. A. Anderson. T. Edlund. M. Nygard. V. Hobley. 8) Performing for the Queen. 9) The Flag Girls: ROW 1: T. Mullen. D. Werners. K. Leighow ROW 2: S. Faulds, S. Miller. E. Rader ROW 3: D. Billstrom. C. Ellis. 10) Getting ready to march. 61 Students Govern School Activities The Student Government has a lot of enthusiasm this year. They've had much e l|fcs in their activities. Some apivitie?were Santa-grams. Spirit chains. daQces and many class compA nsTS y aJso organized the Homfeclminge e JsT bich was a great success. The SrreqfekNex-citement filled Henry with winter spirit. We thank you. student government, for all your hard work. 1) Members meet in the student government room. 2) M. Hartfiel and S. Jester are ready for the business world. 3) The 1981-82 student government members. 4) The chosen ones. 5) J. Gorzycki. senior dass president. 6) B. Firday is helping our visitors from Japan. 7) The officers are thinking of more great ideas. 8) J. Corniea and M. Janowiec dream of lunch. 9) Mr. Waller — the student government advisor. 10) New brainstorm ideas are brought up. 11) J. Gorzycki and D. Nelson are showing off presents from Japan. 12) Everyone tries to listen while their stomach growls in a meeting during lunch hour. The National Honor Society This organization is an intelligent group of students. They enjoy having parties, picnics and caroling. These students have shared many memorable times. To be on the National Honor Society you must have an excellent grade point average. It is a great priviledge. They are glad this year has been a success and hope the future members have just as much success. The Orator staff wishes you good luck in the years to come. yp 0| t 1) M. Riley is being a scholar. 2) 1981-82 National Honor Society. 3) ROW 1: K. Yeager. C. Denzer. T. Mined, T. Johnson. E. Lund. D. Nelson. P. Inkala. J. Ourushia ROW 2: M. Pichotta. J. Johnson. L. Taus. T. Moon, S. Anderson, D. Mosher ROW 3: J. Gorzyeki. H. Thims. P. Smude. T. Streufort. D. Kessila. K. Welter, B. Friday. M. Riley, K. Gillen. L. Keyes. J. Cornica. 3) M. Thinn is having fun in class. 4) President. Patty Smude. 5) If you are a N.H.S. member you can have your cake and eat it too. 6) D. Nelson is trying to be brainy. 7) D. Joyer. V. Pres., socializes with his friends. 8) B. criday searches for her identity. 9) J. Gorzyeki is hard at work for his good grades. 10) T. Streufort says: I Want it.” 65 The Patriot staff is very busy this year with new ideas. The paper has been very pleasing to read. This staff is well-organized and well put together. They have many hard working students. They always get the job done. They make the Patriot an enjoyable paper to look forward to on the long days at Henry. 66 Typewriter: P ROW: J. Trebeach. L. Otto. S. Keesch. P. Lacina. A” ROW: K. Yeager. C. Bonneville. B. Green. A. Anderson. R. Anthony T ROW: M. Riley. J. Schultz. J. Durushia, C. Theisen. B. Kirsch R ROW: K. Larson. C. Taflin. S. Neslund. J. Corniea. and MR. CARLSON! 1) The Patriot room is always full of action. 2) The fall Patriot staff. 3) K. Yeager is trying to make a deadline. 4) M. Riley at a cuter moment. 6) J. Durnshia is thinking about his wrestling meet. 6) L. Otto listens to one of MR. C's fussy comments. 7) K. Tappe asks what she should do next. 67 The Orator 9taff Is Red Hot! The Orator Staff is proud of this year’s yearbook. They put much time and patience into it. They spend long, hard hours on preparing it. Without the student body, this fantastic yearbook would have never been possible. The students on Orator were satisfied with the outcome of this yearbook. They receive a lot of help from their advisor, Mr. Peterson. He had to start out with many new people this past year, but they turned out as old pres. The biggest concern from the staff was getting the layouts in on time. They handled that situation very well. 1) A. Pennaz. editor, is making another brillant decision. 2) P. Smude is worrying about film from Baxell's. 3) B. Hutera and A. Schneider are very involved in their C and C section. 4) L. Hazzard is finally getting her picture taken. 5) T. Johnson seems to be very interested in Mr. Peterson’s opinions. 6) L. Taus and K. Welter are busily working for the sports section. 7) The 1981-82 Orator Staff at the 46 and Humboldt fire station. 8) Mr. Peterson is picking on another brainstorm. 9) Part of the staff patiently waits for Mr. Peterson. 10) J. Anneni takes a break from her busy life as a photographer. 11) A. Mooneyham and L. Walter are among the many people buying the yearbook. 12) T. Johnson creates a new way of thinking. 13) L. Lund is upset about the cost of the pictures. 14) T. Struefert looks like one of the faculty. 15) B. Hutera gives an opinion on a picture. 16) A. Pennaz and B. Friday. 17) J. Anderson shows her pretty side. Give Me An Football Y • • • l What does it spell? Henry! Our cheerleaders are devoted students. They spend a lot of time and effort keeping the spirit moving in our school. These rowdy girls help the crowd cheer for all the games and matches. Being a cheerleader is more than jumping around and being rowdy. These girls take much of their time in the summer to build up their skills. Every game or match they give each player special treats. The cheerleaders care a lot for the players. They make the pep tests exciting. Another fun thing they do is T.P.ing the players’ houses. The players might return this gesture by having a balloon fight. The Orator staff feels we have the best cheerleaders ever. 1.) The 1981-82 Football cheerleaders: Bottom to Top: Melanie Marshall. Lisa Arbogast. Mary Mclennan. Chris Edstrom; TOP ROW: Collette Cassidy. Marie Riley. Jennifer Decowski. Sara Labosco. Claudia Cassidy. 2.)Artwork by Sue Lindberg. 3.) M. Riley is getting into it. 4.)Wrestling cheerleaders. 5.)The basketball cheerleaders: BOTTOM ROW: Karen Everson. Julie Merkl. Lori Young. TOP ROW: Ann Opat. Jody Taffin. Diane Eliason. Carmen Oldre. 6.) The Hockey cheerleaders: BOTTOM ROW: Mary Mclennan. Mary Flanagan. RaeAnn Mysliwiec. TOP ROW: Claudia Cassidy. Jennifer Decowski. Collette Cassidy. 7.) Mascot. Mimi Mullins. 72 Basketball 75 Chess ... Speech ... and Choir... There are a few dubs in this school that don’t receive much attention. They are the chess and the speech clubs. The choir is a hard working organization. They all put a lot of extra time into practicing and performing their abilities. There are approximately 10 members on the chess club and 25 members on the speech team. Chess competes against a variety of schools in and outside of Minneapolis. Their advisor is Mr. Knapek. They have been moderately successful this year with the help of Senior David Bryant. They hope many more students will join their club next year. The speech team has improved throughout the year. They have made Henry proud. They practice with Ms. Blom. Everyone writes and recites their own speech. This club's abilities will prove to be helpful in their future years. If you are interested in speech, this club will open many doors for you. The choir is a charming group of people who fill our school with song. They practice during class and have concerts in the winter and spring. They travel to other grade schools hoping to make the younger people interested in music. They are directed by Mr. Oakvik. The Choir is looking for you to sing along with them. 1) D. Bryant and B. Hene. 2) B. Knibbs and D. Bryant getting into it. 3) Humorous moments at chess practice. 4) B. Knibbs in deep thought. 5) Ms. Blomand P. Lacina speak of speech. 6) Artwork by Susie Q. 7) The 1981-82 speech team. 8) The 1981 -82 chess club. 1) Rehearsing for winter concert. 2) Santa Claus is coming to town. 3) Thinking of new songs. 4) 1981 string concert. 5) N. Shores' You light up my life.” 6) L. Haz-zard thinking of some tunes. _J STAFF STUDENTS STAFF STUDENTS STAFF STUDENTS STAFF STUDENTS 79 Underclassmen Candids 80 1) Working hard. Jill? 2) Patty, it's not good to cram right before a test. 3) Cheer up. Jane.” 4) Did we surprise you. Robin?” 5) Chow time. 6) “Smile. Pretty Dawn. 7) Brent is thinking about his hot date for Homecoming. Kerry Adkins Ton Anderson Stacy Bcrrard Roger Benteiy Ronald Boehler Mary Boos Uta8ursaw Mary Carlisle C dy AJbrecht PamAnschuU Tony Barber lorin Bjornrud Usa Bonneville Kim Bray Oawd Burse Heidi Carlson Patrick Anderson Shorn Antell Andy Benson MarkBoege Pete Borman Lisa Burnngton Tim Busby Cathleen Casstdy 81 Administration____Administration ... Administration • • • The one thing I remembered about Henry when I visited here many years ago was the mirrors on the wall. I noticed how students use these Reflectors to check themselves. In the same way. this book tries to reflect the entire '81-82 school year. It is not the real thing, but it will recall for you and me the faces and events that made this such a good year. Of course, students who were active and participated in school events will find this ‘'reflector even more interesting. May your memories of Henry '81-82 be good. Karen Chapman M eCrego Kerry Childers Christopher Crooker 82 Robert Chiodo CarICooper Sheryl Cooper Stephen Daugherty Chris Cunningham Michele Davis Bernadette Da« y Steve DeSante Ke� y D M haei Ducban Bnan Dichenson Monica Edwards Laura Druh Lori Emmert M eFinke RocheteFr Mefcl Fisc us Carta Gadb Pam Foster Dave Gade Administration ... Administration ... Administration • • • Deknond Gibson OebbieHaas Gardner Kery Godfrey Joe Hager n Gardner Tony Gor ycki lisa Hamm Patrice Hartwi Eric Harper Jutfy Hartf o d Mar� « Harris Micheto Harris Christy Hayes Charlie Howard Charlene H« Jon Hopkins Oeanna Henderson David HoHman Rodney Hoppenrath Kevin Herkenhotl Wendy Holland Claudine Jackson 83 English ... English ... English ... English ... English • • • 5 Friends are like mirrors because friends let us look at ourselves. But friends are better than mirrors because no matter what the light or angle happens to be. the reflection we see in the face of a friend is always true. .'A Mbh V. Backes C. Blom B. Hefte 1) Always there for help 2) Filing a test 3) In deep thought 4) But it's so obvious. 5) A silly smile 6) She is speechless. 7) A scholar indeed AJiJanyeir jei Johnson Melissa Johnson Laura Johnston Carrie Kappel TobeyKlebs Jackie Lacrosse Sheila Lawrence Cheryl Johnson Jackie Johnson Theresa Johnson Frank Kara Kris Kecch TtmKIoncz WUhamLafce M� che«e Lemancaik 84 Debbie Johnson Kris Johnson Terry Johnson JeffKahler Jeff Kessler Sue Kramtz Bruce Larson Steve Undberg English ... English ... English ... English ... English ... Joeiiogean Kari Lyman Tammy Mastro Gerald ManneW Tom Mess-ah Paul Miller Jessica Mudge RickNeHon Erica Lund Tammy Mailey Ramona Martinez Kathy McDonald JonMilleon Kathy Minell Rory Myslivriec Margaret Ness Jim Lutz Paul Maslovwlu Charles Mayse Tim Mejia Christa Miller Greg Moses Jackie Nauman Missy Nygard 85 History ... History ... History ... History ... History ... Wary Okavch Sheila Otson Sue Otto Patty Palmquist Dave Peterson Janc«c Preston Paul Redoing Wayne Rohlf John Olson Troy Olson Darren O'Ven Kirk Peters WikePHarski Tina Purkaprie Ron Rivers Jana Rudolph 86 Karen Olson Brent Otto Theresa Overackcr Bob Peterson Sandy Podvin Jenny Rahm Joy Robinette Chris Ryden History ... History ... History ... History ... History W. Miller R. Seikkula J. Walston As the World Turns 1978-1981 Panama Canal Treaty. Hubert Humphrey dies. John Wayne dies. 3-Mile Island disaster. Hostages taken in Iran. Price of Gold soars. John Lennon dies. J. R. Ewing shot. Reagan elected. Hostages freed. Mt. St. Helens. Registration for draft. Royal Wedding. Space Shuttle. Baseball strike. Air traffic controllers' strike. 1) Has she cheated on a test? 2) Mr. Miller is hard at work. 3) Why Tuesday? 4) Getting counsel from the big guy. 5) Reading an in depth issue of Newsweek. 6) Reading the latest gossip. UwSaym Paul Scott D.jna Shandorl Clayton Simonson Debtx Sk.ba Stephanie Smith M.ke Spencer Paul Steffens JeMSc issler Wayne Schmidt Greg Sheehan RandollSipe Anthony Slaughter Jenny Smudc Kathryn Spcc Va Roger Sykes Scott OeOOcSerne Nancy Shores Christine Sjorberg Dawn Smart Mane Spam jeiStenvud JcM Swanson 87 Math ... Math ... Math ... Math ... Math ... Math ... JeM Swanson Meg Taylor Mary Truchinski HaJVoges Mike Ward IrtaW.nn Ronald Zimmerman Kathy Tappe Chris Thomas Deborah Tucker Margaret Wascrcnko Vic Williams M. Wright UsaZwirn 88 Scott Tatum Todd Thunstrom Vance Turner Todd Walters Roberta Wilson IrsaWortman M Schwartz Science ... Science ... Science C. Canham R. Carlson M. Johnson 1) Mr. K's type of magazine. 2) No. Mr. Frtcke. 2+2=4” 3) It's a gift from the wife. 4) Mr. Mosher is at the head of the class. 5) The mad chemist. 6) Hand me the beaker. 7) Some kindly advice. Jeff Akervtk John Anderson OanaAnnoni lmda Berger Dawn BWstrom Linda Bokovoy Mike Borkovich Dave Bock Diane Almstrom Michelle Anderson Kara Baker Shari Bernhardt JoeBitner Tom Bookey Jim Bowen JoyBurck Goedy Anderson Todd Anderson 8ruce Ballanger SaraBtandel Mary Korn Steve 8orgenson Neil Brewster Steve Burns 89 More Candids Knitme 8urrnk Marches Carlton Veron a Co u Mike Cowan Paul Daugherty Holly Dexter Cathy Dueener M.k E Jqu.it Tenye Cameron GregChumar Tammy Corde Kim Coyle Jennifer Decovwk. Kathy Ditty Mmy Ouruthia MikeEggleiton Dan Cart ion Kelly Chnjtopherion Swette Cormea KenDavu Therew Devine Cokn Dockry KrisEditrom Diana Ekaion 1) Slumping over isn’t good (or your posture. 2) Jill is acting like an angel for once. 3) Don’t work too hard Robin! 4) Whose locker are you getting into now? 5) Who is that hiding? 6) Don't pick your teeth Melissa! 7) Working together is fun isn't it? Dan Enger Terry Esters Mark Francisco RobmGvnNe Betty Jo Green Pom Haataja Richard Harrington Chris Herbst Hoidi Erdman MaltFeircr Jarnne Frcnchotte Joe Glatfhill Anna Mar Goode Julie Hagstrom Becky Haro Mary Jo Hermanson Usa Encson Shaun F«icner scott Funston Tommy Grahn Joanne Gunderson OanHolma Mike Hawk Brian Hcrvoy 91 J m Higgins Mary Beth Janovnec Casey Mu Paul Jenson 92 J«n Inmn Kart Johan son Loci Johanson Dan Jurek Sue Johnson Kathy Kampa Sharon Jones Kristine Kjclland Barb Klein Tim Kraemer Jan Knud son Martin lambrecht Ke� y Koester Leeann landers Pauline lake Cofteen long Joe Linn Josephine Loyd Jackie Lochr Kent MacArthur 1) Freshman at work 2) Tests are a bummer. 3) Oh. you scared me! 4) Talking about their date Friday night! 5) Some people get tired out at practice! 6) Someone's caught Gladhill's eye! 7) Evie is waiting patiently to make an important phone call! 8) Would you like to taste our rolls? 9) Catching up on the latest gossip!! II Connie Mayor Pa� ty Martin Jim Mehlotf 1 M AlAf Lonnie wit:' juhcMerkl Marie Meyer Pawn Miller Sheryl Miller Kathy Miltiren Kev.n Mdbren Mark Mitchell Shawn ModohJ Sherri Morgan Don Moss Thea Mullen Steve Nelson Larry Ness Mike Nesscr Bill Neutoergcr bnna Nordin Janet Ni nik Carman Oldre Li Nordbcrg Shdli Oman 93 Gym ... Health ... Gym ... Health ... Gym ... Health • • • Ann Opal Chris Parker Jessica Peterson Craig Pulley Evie Rader jimReety Lance Ross Dan Ryan Coueen Osborn lisa Patrick Lisa Pitarsk. Rod Pyte Jo Ellen Randan Kelly Reynolds Cheri Rounsville Kim Schmidt 94 Shannon Pakonen Mike Pent Laura Pittman Joe Race Joe Read Bob Rog.ilski Franny Rudolph Mana Schnefels Home Ec.... Band ... Home Ec.... Band ... Home Ec • • • C. Falor C. Kajue J. Oakvik 1) Spectators give the best .upport. 2) Miss Pecchia is keeping order. 3) Quit clowning around Mr. Swanson. 4) What’s a band without a director? 5) It takes about 4 yards. Kah Schluter Sculley Shaun Smart Matt Schwartz Bart) Setterlof Steve Sorsveen Kent Sctvenemann Tammy Siwek Richard Spies Chern St. Arneud Lynn Story ody Tattm Kari StauHacher Blair Suhntwer Cheryl Theiien Gary Stommel Glen Swanson Mark Thimm Julunne Thompson Oehb°e Upham Pam Tiepkes lee Ann Utto Lisa Trait Steve Vatencic 95 Work Program ... Work Program ... Work Program ... Steve Vanliew lorelsee Waight 96 Doug Wavmak AXenc Welch Mark Welter Tracy Wickstrom Steve Williams Linda Wilson I odd Wilson Harvet Witherspoon Warren Wittman Kim Wolywiec lonnette WoodhaH Vicky ZaWocki Robert Zarnello Work Program ... Work Program ... Work Program ... j. Groth J. Heller J. Olson W. Nalepka 1) J. Olson writes up the weeks' progress reports. 2) D. Anderson sets up a job. 3) B. Schulte talks up the days' earnings. 4) R. Doll helps R. Petroski find a job. 5) Mrs. Groth aids B. Boone in typing. K 1 ’ Bodge! Anderson Sieve Anvrhult Bril Archambauit Todd Benion Sue Bryant Therta 8urnham Claudia Caaudy a I Tfi°n Collette Anderson Rot) Anthony John A rmtrong Jarune Blanchette Ann Bourgeon Donald Bur mo Collette Cavvdy Becky Arxl f on JonaAnnon. InaArbogaat Joan Baoermenter Rodney Bledaoe Bront Boyer Daniel Cameron MarcyChlodo 97 Candids ... Candids ... Candids ... Candids ... Carol Cooper Scot! Cooper 98 OanCaooetto Jennrter Dick Stacy Doherty Beth Dols Jim Dorr Chris Edstrom George Edgington Tom Edlund Jon Eggers Demta Emerson OinaEnger Sue faukJs Kathy Fay Mike Ferns Mary Flanagan Dave Foster Gayle Foster Sharon Fronrip Vincent Garcia Curtis Gatlm Ted GeBerman Jackie German Mike Gleason Charles Green Mark Hammet Jon Harrison Laurie Hazard Cheryl Higgins Mary Hopkins Dan Jackson James Gray Jim Hags trom Deanna Hanek Chad HartliekJ Hazard Bonita HoMie Paula Horvath Paula Jar os Bob Green Joel Hamilton ffeHHarrer Dawn HetdMbcrger Tom Hemeckc Donita Hollie Kathy Huber Byron Johnson 99 Annette Hervey Candids... Candids ... Candids ... Candida ... Dan Johnson Slephan.e Johnson Therva Jurek Sandy Keske KaseyKohagen SaraLaBosco TomLemere Ron Lemke Rod Johnson Tim Joyce JohnKastner JaoKennerly Caroline Krocining Ratty laona Donna Lang Staci Undberg Robert Johnson David Jordhetm Stephanie Keech Jeanette Kenncrly Kristi Larson Oavid Lament Becky Lemke AJen Lindgren Jeanne Lmdhotm Mike Marthaler Elizabeth McAllister AJanMcCruder JimM hael Michael lundahi Patrice Martin Judy McAlmdon Mary McLennan Kim Miter Jill Macosek Jody Mattson Jeanmne McDonald Mark Meyer Pam Miller Adrienne Mooneyttam Brenda Moore Lawrence Morgan Jack Mullmer John Musznski Dave Myers Raenn Mysliwiec Jill Nauman Bm Neeley 101 Fine Arts... Fine Arts... Fine Arts ... m a I H. Bobgan A. Quiring P. Aquilar K. Belkholm Andy Nelson Brad Nelson Dan Nelson Joy Nelson Tom Nelson Mary Messer Patty Ojala Lisa Otto AlPage Jim Page Jon Peterson J m Phillips Gary Pifckarraine M e Randall Rohm Ready Steve Rice Kathy Richards Larry Roberts Valerie Robinson Shelley Rudolph Steve Samoelson Jane Schultz Greet Scribner Tim Serffert Special Ed ... Special Ed ... Special Ed • • • J. Dixon E. Johnson A. Murray T. Olson L. Osterberg D. Witta 1) K. Belkholm shows how to apply plastic ... 2) A. Aquilar works to fix a light meter. 3) A. Quiring answers student's questions. 4) H. Bobgan lends some advice. 5) L. Huntzicker and W. Nalpeka both admire a nice comment 6) A. Murray answers an important phone call. Uurte Sheppard Sean Simmoni Mike Skaja Tammy Snowberg Bertha Strormtad Carla Tallin Jell Taylor Angela Thimm Steve Sherman Nancy Srwek Randy Smith Don Ste er Deanna Strong Patty Talbot Ken Taylor Dawn Thumtrom John Swnco MarkSjoberg BobSmude William Stoen Monica Sweere KimTappe Todd Taylor Julie Trager Lunchroom ... Lunchroom ... Lunchroom ... Jill Trebesh Tammy Upham Rich Ward Joe Weeks Dawn Wer ner Doug Wldncr OetxaWMsholl Dune W«t ala Troy William Linda Wolter T«m Woods Barbara Wright Laune Young Tom Zagarou Linda Zappa Janitors ... Janitors____Janitors ... Janitors 1) Left to right: D. Younkin. C. Lynch. 8. Miller. A. Zelenak. 2) D. Younkin prepares your good french fries. 3) Jackson always keeps the towels full. 4) White is on his way back from cleaning. 5) FRONT: A. Jackson. D.Milleon, B. Robeck. R. Lastoa BACK: P. Juetten. W. White. L. Dubois. 6) C. Lynch peers over the grill. 7) B. Miller likes making pizza. 8) B. Gylfee sees what has to be done. 105 H.E.N.... H.E.N.... H.E.N.... H.E.N.... H.E.N Secretaries ... Secretaries ... Secretaries ... 1) D. Scholljegerdes and A. Void 2) A. Void is part-time coffee hostess. 3) A. Vole asks You wanted to go to North when?” 4) C. Kleven prepares an important schedule. 5) Left to Right: B. Kramber. C. Kleven. T. Koskan, M. Weir. 6) A common sight for H.E.N. students. 7) An important call! 8) D. Scholljegerdes can balance books. 9) M. Weir takes care of important college forms. 10) B. Kramber answers financial questions. Behind the Scenes... Behind the Scenes ... D. Foxx S. Gish M. Grinshaw R. Henderson This Space Has Been Reserved For 108 Library ... Library ... Library ... Library ... Library ... 2) S. Gish counts finished copies. 3) Librarian. W. Anderson, is always willing to help scholars. 4) M. Miller searches for a book. 5) Mrs. Kosloski can't take the pressure. 6) Mrs. Kosloski uses the card catalog. Memories Attendance — Health ... Attendance — Health • • • 9ZBQ-OU0 ezen-oug azen-ous azBQ-ous 1982 8no-Court King Greg Edstrom Prince Jim Wilson Prince Todd Johnson Prince Joe Borkovich Prince Joe Opal 1) 1982 Sno-Daze Top 10: ROW 1: Todd Johnson. Greg Edstrom ROW 2: Joe Borkovich. Greg Berglund. Paul Merkl ROW 3: Duane Joyer, Tony Majcosak. Joe Opat. Jay Boughton. Jim Wilson. 2) The Sno-King Coronation at Friday's 50’s Dance concluded the week of Flurries of Fun. 3) Queen Theresa Carlisle plants a kiss on the cheek of our new King, Greg Edstrom. 4) King. Greg Edstrom. advances to his throne. 4) C. Edstrom AT THE HOP 6) Prince Joe Borkovich at the 50's Dance. 113 Flurries of Fun Do you ever get those winter blahs? You find yourself sitting in class in a daze. If you do. then you are probably experiencing a Patriot Sno-Daze. This year's Sno - Daze was held February 8-12. The Top Ten voting for Sno-King was held on Jan. 28th. They were: Greg Berglund, Joe Borkovich. Jay Boughton. Greg Edstrom, Todd Johnson, Duane Joyer. Tony Maj-cozak. Paul Merkl. Joe Opat, and Jim Wilson. Collection cans were then placed in the back of the lunchroom with each candidate’s name on them. The Top Five were selected on Feb. 4. They were: Joe Borkovich. Greg Edstrom. Todd Johnson. Joe Opat. and Jim Wilson. Monday kicked off the week with T-Shirt and Bandana Day and a water balloon toss after school won by Carman Oldre and Jeff Longie. Tuesday was Toga Day with a Tug-o-war after school. Wednesday was Western Day with the annual Sno-Ball eating contest won by Rudy Olson. Thursday was Punk Rock Day with a Lolly Volley tournament as the activity. Friday proved to be the most popular day of the week with the annual 50's Dress Code. The 50’s dance ended the festive week of Flurries of Fun as we strolled to the music of W.W.T.C., and finally, the coronation of our new SNO KING, Greg Edstrom. 1) Erica Lund prepares for the Water-Balloon toss. 2) M. Nygard is shooting the ball. 3) D. Lang dresses for Friday’s 50’s Day. 4) Tug-O-War champs — M. Riley. J. Anderson. T. Seiffert, L. Taus, B. Smude. J. Harrison. L. Keyes. M. Mullins. M. Skaja. M. Meyer 5) Tuesday of this year’s Sno-Daze week proved to be quite chilly, especially for those who dared to venture outside in their togas, like M. McLennan. 6) This year’s Water-Balloon Toss was won by C. Oldre and J. Longie. 7) C. Meier and J. Thompson patiently wait for their dates. Lenny and Squiggy. to arrive. 8) R. Olson takes first place in the Sno-Ball eating contest. 9) Spike Savage joins in on the Sno-Daze festivities. 10) Seniors show spirit by punking out on Thursday. 11) Lolly-Volley champions — J. 8lanchette. R. Mysliwiec. K. Mutlu. J. Michaels. D. Nelson. M. Annoni. K. Richards 12) T. Johnson takes on a punk rock posture. 115 116 And Then There Were None Thanks to Mr. Oakvik, this year’s Senior Class Play proved to be one of the finest performances to ever hit the Henry stage. And Then There Were None is Agatha Christie’s reknowned tale of ten people who have been invited to a secluded mansion and who all have one thing in common . . . MURDER. As strange, mysterious things begin to happen, like Marston’s suicide and Ethel Roger’s fatal overdose, the guests soon realize that they will each be murdered in turn according to the Ten Little Indians nursery rhyme. The deaths continue throughout the play in a variety of gruesome (and very comical) ways, and involve clues, explanations, suspicions and terror until finally the murderer himself is killed, leaving our hero and heroine to live happily ever after. 1) The downstairs maid. M. Riley, begins the play. 2) The cook. E. Lund, faints when she is accused of murder. 3) Lombard. D. Mosher, tells the rest of his suspicions. 4) Miss Brent. D. Nelson, explains her mysterious invitation to Judge Wargrave. T. Johnson. 5) Scott Neslund is the senile General Mackenzie. 6) The mysterious deaths have begun — Anthony Marston has choked to death! 7) Mr. Blore. T. Boken. explains his suspicions to the judge. 8) Irene and Ethel Rogers 9) Phillip Lombard seems to get a childish thrill out of scaring the women. M. Thimm and T. Streufert. 10) Lombard accuses Vera. M. Thimm. of the mysterious deaths. 11) The final climactic scene, the murderer is discovered! The Judge. T. Johnson, must complete his rhyme — he must hang Vera 117 Claythorne. M. Thimm. The Spirit You can feel it in the air on the day of a pepfest — that special feeling inside when you know your school is number one! The students of Patrick Henry have experienced this feeling many times during the course of their years in high school. They filed into the new gym to get a good seat while the teachers were making sure no one skipped out early. Cheerleaders cheered, dancelines danced, captains spoke, and the class spirit was formed. But more importantly, pepfests have become the backbone of pride in dear ’ole Henry High. 1.) The Front Five. Pastel Pats, and Guide-Ons move to the Henry rouser during the fall sports assembly. 2.) A senior crowd is always one with “a touch of class. 3.) Simon says — Take one step forward.” 4.) Football captain Joe Gorzycki is doing what he does best while captain Tom Wortman smiles for the crowd. 5.) Patty Smude and Deanna Hanek concentrate on their next move as Caroline Kroening looks for a familiar face. 6.) The Patriettes' climatic finish to their Up On the Housetop Christmas dance. 7.) The Patriettes entertain the student body during the winter pepfest. 8.) Introducing the courageous varsity football players! 9.) Some people will do anything for a little attention! 10.) Our fall pepfest M.C.'s. Duane Joyer and 8arb Friday. 11.) Not exactly the Rockettes. but they'll do. 119 The Lottery Last year's underclassmen play. The Lottery. was a controversial play describing the unjust killing of an innocent woman by chance. The cast included a large number of people who worked many long, hard hours to make the play a success. The play was directed by Mr. Sylwester. Henry’s former drama teacher. 1) The cast assembles for the curtain call. 2) The villagers begin the annual tradition of stoning an innocent person by the drawing of a marked lottery ticket. 3) The chosen. 0. Nelson, protests her selection to be stoned. 4) The husband of the chosen. T. Johnson, throws the first stone. 5) The lonely death of Tessie Huchinson 6) The selection is narrowed down to one family. 7) 8EST BODY — Tony Majkozak and Karen Christensen 8) PRETTIEST LOCKS — Paul Merkl and Michelle Thimm 9) MOST HANDSOME PRET-TIEST — Paul Merkl and Ann Schneider 10) TALENT UNLIMITED — Joe Gorzycki and 120 Kathy Gillen 1982 SENIOR HALL OF FAME. SECOND PLACE WINNERS. AND HONORABLE MENTION Biggest B.S.er 2nd Mark Annoni Kim Cleve Cathy Gimble 3rd Scott Conger Lynn Kessler Clothes Conscious 2nd Jim Wilson Mary Jo Daszkiewicz Michelle Thimm Dana Nelson 3rd Mark Rincon Laura Keyes Biggest Flirt 2nd Greg Berglund Kathy Gillen 3rd Jim Wilson Erin Lund Bashful Blushers 2nd JoeOpat Jay Boughton David Sikkink Lynn Kessler Marie Asgian Joyce Jacobson 3rd Tony Majkozak Marie Riley Friendliest 2nd Ronnie Anderson Jim Wilson Lynn Kessler 3rd Joe Gorzycki Laura Keyes Janet Olson Biggest Jock Jockette 2nd Joe Gorzycki Laura Keyes 3rd Tony Majkozak Leona Taus Most Desirable Date 2nd Tony Majkozak Mary Jo Daszkiewicz 3rd Greg Berglund Marie Riley Talented Unlimited 2nd Tony Majkozak Marie Riley 3rd Jay Corniea Sue Lindberg Laura Keyes Cutest Couple 2nd Tom Wortman Debbie Koppie 3rd Greg Edstrom Sue Lindberg Best All Around 2nd Joe Gorzycki Theresa Carlisle 3rd Tony Majkozak Paul Merkl Laura Keyes Best Teacher 2nd William Miller Miss Pecchia 3rd Ms. Backes Ms. Blom Most Likely To Succeed 2nd David Bryant Cheryl Denzer Barb Friday 3rd Joe Burns Tony Majkozak Julie Anderson Most Handsome Prettiest 2nd Greg Edstrom Cathy Gimble 3rd Greg Berglund Julie Anderson Class Clown 2nd Tom Wortman Vince Hobley Wendy Lowe 3rd Mike Hermanson Laura Keyes Cathy Gimble Theresa Carlisle Brenda Hutera Prettiest Locks 2nd Jay 8oughton Jay Corniea Sherri Olson 3rd Duane Joyer Cathy Gimble Laura Keyes Macho Smile Cover Girl Smile 2nd Greg Edstrom Michelle Keech 3rd Joy Johnson Todd Moon Individualist 2nd Joe Gorzycki Cheryl Denzer 3rd Scott Jester Mary Pichotta Typical Henryite 2nd Scott Jester Dana Nelson 3rd Todd Johnson Jim Wilson Barb Friday Lynn Kessler Best Eyes 2nd Kevin Dockry Tom Rogalski Patty Smude 3rd Greg Edstrom BobKirsch DuaneJoyer Greg Berglund Ann Schneider Theresa Carlisle Michelle Thimm Best Body 2nd Paul Merkl Mary Jo Daszkiewicz 3rd Joe Durushia Melanie Marshall 121 1982 Hall of Fame Due to the suggestion that we put the 1982 Hall of Fame into the yearbook, the Senior Class voted in December instead of the usual April. It was announced in a Senior Auditorium instead of at the Senior Banquet. The Orator Staff congratulates the winners. 1) MOST DESIRABLE DATE — Paul Merkl and Melanie Marshall. 2) BEST ALL AROUND — Greg Edstrom and Lynn Kessler. 3) TYPICAL HENRYITE — Joe Gorzycki and Patty Smude 4) CUTEST COUPLE — Mark Reck and Debbie Sorsveen. 5) BEST TEACHER — Mr. Swanson and Mrs. Savage. 6) CLASS CLOWN — Scott Conger and Lynn Kessler. 7) INDIVIDUALIST — Duane Joyer and Dana Nelson. 8) BIGGEST JOCK JOCKETTE — Pat Conley and Kathy Gillen. 9) BIGGEST B- SER — Mark DeLaittre and Wendy Lowe (not pictured). 10) BIGGEST FLIRT — Bob Kirsh and Brenda Hutera. 11) MACHO SMILE COVER GIRL SMILE — Paul Merkl and Michelle Thimm. 12) BASHFUL BLUSHER — Joe Burns and Julie Anderson. 13) MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Joe Gorzycki and Patty Smude. 14) BEST EYES — Todd Johnson. Scott Neslund. Jeff Malacko. Jim Blake and Karen Christensen. 15) FRIENDLIEST — Jay Boughton and Theresa Carlisle 16) CLOTHES CONSCIOUS — Duane Joyer and Terri Streufert 122 123 What's Hoppin? SAY WHAT? I Guess, Chuckie. For Sure. Spoofin. Unreal. Y'know. Weak. RR. Do Believe. Choice. Jammin. The Baddest. JoMamma. You Joke. Really. See Ya. Do Believe That Schmack. OK. I'm Sure. Would Even. Right. What Can I Say. Huh. Catch Ya Later. Tasty. You Wish. Awesome. Dream on. Bummer. No Biggie. Not Even. Nasty. Ya I Bet. That’s Cold. Scopin. tones x l. -a- —tr. =—J.— „- a 31 ■ ■ ■ Seniors Seniors 1 Seniors ■■ Seniors 126 Timothy Aamodt Ann Anderson Susan Anderson Kelly Bailey Robin Adams Glen Anderson Mark Annoni William Baker Ann Alexander Julie Anderson Marie Asgian Anthony Barker 128 1.) C. Satter and E. Manning pass the time playing checkers in the library. 2.) T. Williams gives our photographers a big smile. 3.) B. Kelvie is contemplating a question. 4.) C. Ellis has her look of concentration. 5.) L. Kessler wakes up with the worst breath of the day. Randy Beggs Jill Bennett Katherine Berg Gregory Berglund Patrick Bird James Blake 129 Peter Boege Timothy Boken MeLissa Bolstad Colleen Bonneville Brenda Boone Joseph Borkovich Jay Boughton Lisa Bourbeau Andrew Brickweg Robert Briscoe 1.) D. Sikkink gets used to being a senior. 2.) C. Peterson recites her sonnets to L. Keyes in 3rd hour Shakespeare class. 3.) Maybe we caught J. Gorzycki at a bad time? 4.) “What was that on your neck Mimi? 5.) G. Berglund is a natural in front of the camera. 130 131 I avid Bryant I ovettia Childers Joseph Burns Steven Chismar Nancy Burns Karen Christensen Cheryl Burrington Kimberly Cleve Theresa Carlisle Scott Conger Patrick Conley James Corniea James Crego Mary Jo Daszkiewicz Mark DeLaittre Cheryl Denzer 1.) R. Reeves exclaims. I told you to stop doing that! 2.) G. Edstrom says “Hey Dudes! 3.) King D. Bryant is among his subjects D. Nelson. T. Johnson and S. Osborn. | ; 132 Kevin Dockry Jeffery Dohrn Tammy Duffney John Dunlavey Joseph Durushia Marilyn Eckman Gregory Edstrom Cynthia Ellis Gary Enger Laurie Englert Karen Everson Mark Feirer Carrie Fiske Barbara Friday Michael Fust Adam Gerszewski Katherine Gillen Catherine Gimble Joseph Gorzycki Christine Hammel 133 1.) K. Everson patiently awaits the arrival of the other cheerleaders. 2.) D. Kossila checks the directions to the Toga Party. 3.) T. Majkozak being a mellow dude. 4.) J. Jacobsen. B. Friday and B. Kirsch enact a scene from A Midsummer Night's Dream 5.) It's grandma Marianne on Rent-a-Senior Day! 6.) S. Anderson checks out what is going on in the back corner. Mary Iverson Joyce Jacobson Ruth Jacobson Scott Jester Joy Johnson Terry Johnson 135 136 Timothy Johnson Todd Johnson Pamela Joslyn Duane Joyer Jilene Juneski William Karbo Michele Keech Robert Kelvie Lynnette Kessler Laura Keyes Carlina Kinchelow Kenneth King Robert Kirsch Joni Knudson Jonathan Kopecky Christopher Kirscht Thomas Knudson Debra Koppie Michele Klopping Diana Koenigsfeld Dean Kossila 1.) Studious seniors are trying to understand physics. 2.) V. Hobley shows he’s got what it takes to play the game. 3.) L. Taus registers for 2nd tri with M. Miller. 4.) I thought we told you to smile Michelle?” 5.) J. Wilson breaks from physics to give us a look while T. Moon studies on. 137 Brian Kozicky Thomas Lang Nancy Laughlin Anita Lemke John LeVasseur Susan Lindberg Patrick Long Wendy Lowe Erin Lund Lori Lynn Anthony Majkozak Jeffrey Malacko Michael Manion Eddie Manning 1.) G. Anderson looks the wrong way in class. 2.) N. Mendez tells C. Peterson she enjoyed her act. 3.) It's the boys in the band: M Annom. D. Joyer. and J. Boughton! 4.) J. Johnson is probably writing a paper (or Novel. 5.) W. Lowe and E. Lund look to see how up-to-date M Rincon's Black Book is! 138 John Marohnic Melanie Marshall Mary Susan Marszalek 1.) T. Majkozak and K. Dockry display their tough side. 2.) Typical W. Lowe. 3.) The dazzling smile of P. Inkala shines once more. 4.) C. Bonneville is busy in Patriot. 5.) D. Koenigsfeld wants to make sure everyone knows who she is. Larry Milliren Kelly Morgan Lori Motzko Teresa Minell Deanna Moss Margaret Mullins Todd Moon Daniel Mosher Marianne Nagengast 140 Dana Nelson Gloria Nelson Scott Neslund Jillene Neuberger Keith Newberry Michael Nordin Matthew Nygard Patrick O'Brien Lisa Okan 141 1.) She’s got Bette Davis’ eyes. 2.) J Wilson and T. Moon are too busy studying Physics to give us a smile. 3.) G. Edstrom displays his artwork for the camera while C. Gimble focuses her attention elsewhere. 4.) A shot of the lovely smiles of our own K. Gillen and D. Koppie. 5.) Thanks Julie for all your hard work in making this Senior section as successful as it is. Love. Patty Stephen Olson Joseph Opat Andrew Pennaz Jody Penske Stephanie Osborn James Paddock Catherine Peterson Michael Peterson 142 Mary Pichotta Allen Pudlick Tammy Pukal Mark Reck Rodney Reeve Kevin Richards Scott Richer Marie Riley Stephen Riley Donna Ritter Thomas Rogalski 143 Scott Sabraski Darryl Saddler Cliff Satter Rebecca Schendel Kimberly Schenemann Brenda Schleppenbach Ann Schneider Jay Sell Paul Shopek Timothy Siedlecki David Sikkink William Simco 144 m 1.) A glimpse of M. Hermanson during the day. 2.) Henry seniors are putting their creative minds to work. 3.) J Burns is between classes. 4.) It's a mouthful for T. Johnson. 5.) Mick Jagger's biggest fan — Mark Annom. 6.) What does T. Wortman find so amazing? Curtis Thompson Shelley Thompson Susan Townsend 1.) J. Gorzycki. 8. Kirsch and V. Hobley are all spiffed up at Coronation. 2.) The usual expression of our editor. A. Pennaz. 3.) J. Levasseur is casting his ballot in the Homecoming selection. 4.) A. Brickweg is catching up on the news. 5.) What has put D. Joyer in such a good mood? 6.) This is the effect Mr. Carlson has on W. Lowe and C. Gimble. 146 Heidi Walsh Mark Watts Karen Welter Terri Williams James Wilson Thomas Wortman Catherine Vaeger Brian Zablocki Frank Zajac Vincent Hobley 147 Outstanding Qeniors The Top Two Percent of the class of 1982 have been selected on the basis of a 3.90 and above grade point average. These six outstanding seniors have taken many pre-college classes such as Novel. Shakespeare. Math Analysis, and various science classes. Much time and effort has gone into studying and writing papers. Despite all of the hard work and pressure these six have maintained their high GPA. We. the class of 1982, would like to express how proud we are of our six outstanding seniors and congratulate them on this honor. Marie Asgian Teresa Minell James Corniea Todd Moon Cheryl Denzer Karen Welter 1) T. Johnson. E. Lund, and J. Corniea exclaim. It's fun to create with Crayola! 2) S. Jester tries a new look. 3) Sister K. Gillen and Father T. Minell show up at the NHS Halloween party. 4) T. Johnson and T. Johnson relaxing in plysics class? 5) J. Johnson is waiting for her Good Ship Lollipop. 148 Honor Graduates Julie Anderson John LeVasseur Susan Anderson Erin Lund Mark Annoni Anthony Majkozak Marie Asgian Jeffrey Malacko Timothy Boken Mary Sue Marszalek David Bryant Teresa Mmell Joseph Burns Todd Moon James Corniea Daniel Mosher Cheryl Denzer Deanna Moss Kevin Dockry Dana Nelson Joseph Durushia Matthew Nygard Laurie Englert Janet Olson Mark Feirer Joseph Opat Carry Fiske Jody Penske Barbara Friday Mary Pichotta Michael Fust Tammy Pukal Katherine Gillen Mark Reck Thomas Gorzycki Rodney Reeve Christine Hammel Marie Riley Patricia Heinz Ann Schneider Paul Inkala David Sikkink Joyce Jacobson Patricia Smude Joy Johnson Theresa Streufert Todd Johnson Leona Taus Duane Joyer Michelle Thimm Laura Keyes Karen Welter Christopher Kirscht Terri Williams Debra Koppie Thomas Wortman Dean Kossila Catherine Yaeger Camera Shy Seniors Sharn Adams Sherri Cornerly Oraetta Easterling Richard Fair Lori Green Jon Griffin Eric Gross Wendy Haller Don Hochstataetter Byron Knibb Brian Krone Scott Meyers Matt Neilson Steve Neumann Lee Phillips Joseph Skiba Micheal Waight Carl Ybarra 149 Aamodt, Timothy Adams, Robin Lynn . . . Work Program. Campus Life. M.L.O. Adams, Sharri Alexander. Ann •Annie ... Choir — Vice President. Kegger Queen Anderson. Ann Anderson. Glen Anderson, Julie Jules ... Touring Show. Orator Staff Anderson, Susan Lee ... Basketball Cheerleader. National Honor Society. Work Program. Teacher’s Aide Annoni, Mark Styx ... Basketball — Captain. Varsity Baseball Asgian, Marie •'Petite Mousquetaire ... French Club. Science Club. M.L.O. Les Trois Mousquetaires Bailey. Kelly Kell Bell”.. Work Program. School Store. Kegger Queen Baker. William Barker, Anthony .. J.V. and Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball Boggs, Randy Bennett, Jill Swimming. Volleyball. Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band. Choir Berg, Kathy Bergie” ... Touring Show, Patriettes. Hi-Lites. Riflettes. Marching (touring) Band. Kegger Queen Berglund, Greg Bird, Pat Bart ... J.V. and Varsity Football. Basketball. Track Blake, Jim Boege, Peter Boken, Tim Speech Team. Plays — Rip Van Winkle. The Lottery. And Then There Were None. Marching (touring) Band — Drum Major. Pep 8and Bolstad. Melissa Bonneville, Colleen Boone, Brenda Twmkie ... The 8.B.C. and M. L.O. Borkovich, Joe Joey ... Work Program. Top ten. Top Five. Sno Prince. Honorary Kegger King Boughton, Jay . . Cross Country, Wrestling. Varsity Baseball. Top Ten — Sno Daze Bourbeau, Lisa Brickweg. Andy Briscoe, Robert Bryant, David .J.V Football. Golf. Chess Team Burns. Joseph Burns. Nancy Burrington, Cheryl Carlisle, Theresa Fox ... Track. Touring Show. Top Ten. Top Five. Homecoming Queen Childers, Kovettia Chismar. Steve Christensen. Karen Sisco Kid ... Touring Show. Patriettes. Hi-Lites. Marching (touring) Band. Teacher's Aide. Kegger Queen Cleve. Kim Kimmer. Cleaver ... Volleyball. Badminton. Letter Winner's Club. Touring Show Conger, Scott Bong .. Varsity Hockey. Golf. Varsity Baseball. Letter Winner's Club Conley, Patrick M. Rock and Roll . . J.V. and Varsity Football. Wrestling — Captain. Track — Captain. Letter Winner's Club Comely, Sherri Corniea. Jay Pink Crayons. Corn Corn. B.N. ... Track. Letter Winner's Club. Student Government. National Honor Society. Patriot Staff — Page 1 Editor. Artist. Marching (touring) Band — President. Pep Band. Principal's Advisory Committee. Teacher's Aide. Co-Ed Badminton Crego, James Daszkiewicz, Mary Jo DeLaittre, Mark Denzer, Cheryl... Swimming — Co-Captain. Letter Winner's Club. National Honor Society. International Club. Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band Dockry, Kevin Dohrn, Jeff Duffney, Tammy Dunlavey, John Durushla, Joe Vernon Ganya ... Wrestling — Captain. Letter Winner's Club. National Honor Society — Treasurer. Patriot Staff — Sports Editor. Tennis Team Eakman, Marilyn Easterling. Oraotta Edstrom, Greg .. J.V. And Varsity Football. J.V. and Varsity Hockey. 150 Tennis. Co-Ed Badminton. Top Ten. Top Five. Sno King Ellis, Cindy Steely Jr. ... Cross Country Skiing. International Club. Orator Staff. Guide Ons. Teacher's Aide Enger. Gary Englert, Laurie Laurs . Volleyball. Letter Winner's Club. Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band. Choir. Kegger Queen Everson, Karen Disco ... Basketball Cheerleader. Work Program. Touring Show. Plays — Pirates of Penzance. Kegger Queen Fair, Ricky Feirer, Mark Fiske, Carrie Peeky ... Touring Show. Teacher's Aide Friday, Barbara Jean Barb ... Volleyball. Badminton. Tennis. Letter Winner's Club. Co-Ed Badminton. Student Government — Senior Class Vice-President. National Honor Society. Orator Staff. Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band. Teacher s Aide Fust. Micheal Gerszewski, Adam Gillen, Kathy Chops” ... Volleyball. Basketball. Badminton. Letter Winner's Club. National Honor Society. Touring Show, Intramural Sports Gimble, Cathy Gumby ... J.V. and Varsity Tennis. Patriettes. Front Five. Riflettes. Marching (touring) Band. Kegger Queen Gorzycki, Joe Gorman ... J.V. and Varsity Football — Co-Captain. Cross Country Skiing. J.V. Hockey. Golf. J.V. Baseball. Student Government — Senior Class President. National Honor Society. Junior Class Play. Morning Anchorman. Basketball Announcer Green, Lori Griffin, Jon Gross. Eric Haller, Wendy Wendahls” ... Work Program. Kegger Queen Hammel, Chris Hamms .. Work Program. M.L.O. Hammer, Kathleeen Hammer . . Work Program, Kegger Queen Hartfiel, Mike Doc .. Manager — Boy's and Girl's Cross Country. Wrestling. Manager — Boy’s Track. Student Government. Plays. Stage Crew — Senior Class Play. Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band Heinz, Patricia Herbst, Stephanie Guppie ... Volleyball. Work Program. Touring Show. Stage Crew. School Store. Kegger Queen” Hermanson, Mike Hcrm ... J.V. and Varsity Football. Snowball Eating Champ Hobley, Cynthia Hobley. Suncerray Little Bitt ... Gymnastics. Touring Show. Choir Hobley. Vincent Vince the Bear ... J.V. and Varsity Football. Wrestling. Track. Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band Hochstataetter, Don Hofmann, Thomas Hutera, Brenda... Student Government. Touring Show. Plays — The Lottery. Orator Staff. Patriettes. Hi-Lites. Riflettes. Marching (touring) Band Inkala, Paul Inks ... J.V. and Varsity Hockey. Golf. Letter Winner's Club. National Honor Society Isaacs, Debra Mouth ... Work Program. Touring Show. Kegger Queen Iverson, Mary Beth .. Swimming. Work Program. Student Director in play 1984. Marching (touring) Band Pep Band Jacobson. Joyce Oyster ... Volleyball. Cross Country Skiing Jacobson, Ruth .. . Work Program. Kegger Queen” Jester. Scott Chet .. Manager — Boy's Cross Country and Varsity Hockey. Student Government — Junior Class President. Patriot Staff Johnson, Joy Annick. Joy Baby. Mileiue Mousquetaire ... Volleyball National Honor Society. Plays — The Beatles. The Thirteenth Skull. French Club. Co-Editor of 1980 Poetry Booklet. Les Trois Mousquetaires. Teacher's Aide. Ski Club Johnson, Terry... Tennis Johnson. Tim Ted ... Tennis Johnson, Todd ... National Honor Society. Speech Team. Plays — Pirates of Penzance. Dandelion Wine. Rip Van Winkle. The Beatles. The Lottery. The Thirteenth Skull. Anything Goes. And Then There Were None. Patriot Staff. Orator Staff. Student Government. Touring Show. Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band. P.C.T. B.N. Joslyn, Pamela Peaches ... Wrestling Cheerleader — Captain. Work Program. Stage Crew — And Then There Were None. Marching (touring) Band. Colorguard — Captain. Teacher’s Aide Joyer, Duane... Cross Country. Track. National Honor Society — Vice President. Top Ten — Sno Daze Juneski, Jilene Jill ... Cross Country. Cross Country Skiing. Golf. Plays — The Lottery. Choir — Treasurer Karbo. William Keech. Michele Kelvie, Robert Kessler, Lynn ... Volleyball. Basketball. Top Ten. Top Five. Homecoming Princess Keyes. Laura Keyesers ... Basketball — Captain. Track. Letter Winner's Club. National Honor Society — Secretary. Marching (touring) Band — Vice-President. Pep Band. Cross Country — Captain. Top Ten. Top Five. Homecoming Princess Kinchelow, Carlina Car ... Minority Student Council. Work Program. Choir King, Kenneth Klrsch, Robert... Varsity Football. Wrestling. Tennis. Patriot Staff Kirscht, Chris Ein Wein 69 ... Cross Country. Track Knibb, Byron Knudson, Joni Knudson. Thomas Koenigsfeld, Diana . Volleyball. Basketball. Badminton. Work Program. Touring Show. Plays — The Lottery. Choir Kopecky, Jonathan Koppie, Debbie Kosslla, Dean Tidy ... Basketball. J.V. and Varsity Baseball. Letter Winner's Club. National Honor Society Kozicky, Brian Johnny ... Work Program. Touring Show Krone, Brian Lang. Thomas Laughlin, Nancy Leblanc, Denise Lemke, Anita LeVasseur, John Louie ... Basketball. Golf Lindberg, Susan Susie Q ... Badminton. Touring Show. Orator Staff. Patriettes. Pastel Pats — Yellow — Captain. Riflettes. Marching (touring) Band. Kegger Queen Long. Patrick Lowe. Wendy Wonder Buns ... Volleyball. Badminton. Track. Letter Winner's Club. Touring Show. Patriot Staff Lund. Erin Pink Crayons. Bad Gal. B.N. Arnie ... Student Government — Junior and Senior Class Secretary. National Honor Society. Speech Team. Touring Show. Plays — Rip Van Winkle. The Beatles. The Lottery. And Then There Were None. Orator Staff. Patriot Staff. Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band. Patriettes. Hi-Lites. Top Ten Lynn, Lori Majkozak, Tony Kozy ... Varsity Hockey. Golf. Top Ten — Sno Daze Malacko, Jeff Mac ... Cross Country, Basketball. Baseball. Letter Winner’s Club. Career Prep Club Manlon, Mike Manning. Ed Marohnic, John Marshall, Melanie ... Gymnastics. Football Cheerleader. Touring Show. Top Ten Marszalek, Mary Susan Ping Pong ... Volleyball. Basketball. Badminton. Letter Winner's Club. Student Government. Patriot Staff. Co-Ed Badminton McCormick, Marla Air Head .. . Work Program. Choir. Kegger Queen Mendez, Natalie Tuna” .. .Touring Show. Riflettes. Kegger Queen Merkl. Paul... Cross Country. Cross Country Skiing. Varsity Baseball, Top Ten — Sno Daze Meyers, Scott Milliren, Larry Minell, Teresa Nellie. Little Nell. Schmell. Penelope ... Student Government — Junior and Senior Class Treasurer. National Honor Society. Speech Team. Touring Show. Plays — Pirates of Penzance. Dandelion Wine. Bad Seed, Rip Van Winkle. The Thirteenth Skull. The Beatles. The Lottery. Patriot Staff. Choir Moon, Todd Moon Shine ... Cross Country. Track. Letter Winner's Club. National Honor Society Morgan. Kelly Frog ... Work Program. TANS — True American Native Students Moss. Deanna Mosher, Dan Motzko, Lori Mullins, Miml Nagenengast, Marianne Red. Pinky ... 151 Track. Letter Winner's Club. Wrestling Cheerleader. International Club. Stage Crew — And Then There Were None. Marching (touring) Band Pep Band Nelson, Dana Squidney”... Gymnastics. Track. Letter Winner's Club. Student Government. National Honor Society. Speech Team. Plays — The Lottery. And Then There Were None. Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band. Patriettes — Captain. Hi-Lites — Captain. Flag Girls. Top Ten. Key Club — President Nelson, Gloria Neslund, Scott... Cross Country. Cross Country Skiing. Letter Winner's Club. Plays — And Then There Were None. Patriot Staff. Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band. P.C.T. 8.N. Neubauer, Randi Neuberger, Jillene Neumann, Steven Newberry. Keith Neilson, Matt Nygard, Matt Mattress ... Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band O’Brien, Pat Okan, Lisa Cheattah ... Volleyball. Work Program, Touring Show. Stage Crew — Rip Van Winkle. School Store — Manager. Kegger Queen Olson, Janet... Cross Country. Cross Country Skiing. Golf. Track. Work Program. Plays — Rip Van Winkle. The Lottery, Marching (touring) Band Olson, Sherri Butt ... Touring Show. Riflettes. Kegger Queen Opat, Joseph ... Basketball. Top Ten. Top Five. Sno Daze Prince Osborn, Stephanie Ozzie ... Letter Winner's Club. International Club. Marching (touring) Band. Colorguard Paddock. Jim Earl Pennaz, Andrew J______Orator Staff — Editor Penske, Jody Joders” ... Volleyball. Letter Winner's Club. Work Program. Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band. Choir Peterson, Cathy Peter. Pete ... Touring Show. Plays — Pirates of Penzance. Kegger Queen Phillips, Lee Pichotta, Mary Pickles ... Cross Country. Cross Country Skiing. Track. National Honor Society. Choir — President. Treasurer Pudlick, Allen... Varsity Football. Varsity Baseball Pukal, Tammy... Stage Crew — Silver Whistle, Dandelion Wine. Tennis. Office Aide. Teacher's Aide. Summer Clown class Touring Show. M.L.O. Reck, Mark Reeve, Rodney Skinner ... Varsity Hockey. Golf. J.V. Baseball. Letter Winner's Club Richards, Kevin ... Industrial Arts Honors Riley, Marie Riles ... Golf. Football. Basketball Cheerleader. National Honor Society. Speech Team. Touring Show. Plays — Anything Goes. And Then There Were None. Patriot Staff. Patriettes. Hi-Lites. Marching (touring) Band. Top Ten. Top Five. Homecoming Princess Riley, Steve Curt. Riles ... Varsity Hockey. Golf. Letter Winner’s Club Rincon, Mark Ritter, Donna Nanna ... International Club. Stage Crew — And Then There Were None. Marching (touring) Band. Pep Band Rogalski.Tom Sabraski, Scott Saddler, Darryl Satter, Cliff Schendel, Rebecca Becky. Beck ... International Club. Orator Staff, Teacher's Aide Schenemann, Kim Bully ... Volleyball. Work Program. Touring Show. Kegger Queen” Schleppenbach, Brenda Schlepp , Wrestling Cheerleader. Work Program. Touring Show. Kegger Queen” Schneider, Ann Bannanie ... Badminton. Student Government. Plays — Anything Goes. Orator Staff. Patriettes. Hi-lites. Marching (touring) Band. Top Ten. Spanish Sell, Jay Shopek, Paul Siedlecki, Tim Sikkink, David Simco, William Skiba, Joe Smude, Patricia Ann Patty. Steely ... Cross Country Skiing. Track. Letter Winner's Club. Student Government — Junior Class Vice-President. National Honor Society — President. Orator Staff. Patriettes. Front Five. Marching (touring) Band. Top Ten. Top Five. Homecoming Princess. Teacher's Aide. Typer of this Index Sorsveen, Debra Streufert, Theresa L. Terri ... National Honor Society. Speech Team. Work Program. Plays — And Then There Were None. Orator Staff Spencer. Laurie Taus, Leona Yone ... Volleyball. Basketball. Badminton. Letter Winner's Club. National Honor Society. Orator Staff Thlmm, Michelle Marie Mick. Moose” ... Volleyball. Basketball. Track. Letter Winner's Club. National Honor Society. Touring Show. Plays — Pirates of Penzance. Rip Van Winkle. The Lottery. And Then There Were None. Co-Ed Badminton. Top Ten. Top Five. Homecoming Princess Thompson, Shelley... Work Program, Kegger Queen Townsend, Susan Suzi Q ... Work Program. Kegger Queen Thompson. Curtis . .. Swimming. J.V. Hockey Waight, Mike Walsh. Heidi Watts, Mark Welter, Karen ... Swimming — Co-Captain. Basketball. Golf — Captain, Letter Winner's Club. National Honor Society. Speech Team. Orator Staff. Marching (touring) Band — Treasurer Williams, Terri... Choir. Campus Life. M.L.O. Wilson, Jim Oppie ... Track. Student Government. Top Ten. Top Five. Sno Prince Wortman, Tom Yaeger, Catherine Nourriette. Kegs ... National Honor Society. Plays — The Silver Whistle Stage Crew. Patriot Staff. French Club. Co-Editor of the 1980 Poetry Booklet. Les Trois Mousquetaires. Ski Club. Museum Arts. B.B.C.. M.L.O. Ybarra, Carl Zablocki, Brian Zab” ... Cross Country. Varsity Hockey. Track Zajac, Frank 152